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SELr-ArrEcr1oN.-An Irish laborer
plunged into the river and hauled out a
gentleman who was accidentally drowning;
the gentleman rewarded Pat with a six
pence. "Weli,e said the dripping miser,
seeing Pats doubtful pause, faint you
satisfied3 Do you think you ought to have
more ?" "Och!' said the poor fellow,
looking hard at the one he ha, rescued
Il THAI. ~ n-+o-,,:4ts5 =
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

MATTERS IN CAsADA.--Things in Cam
ada are not yet settled. Montreal papers
are filled with details Of meetings held by
the loyalists throughout the Province, in
which the administration Of Lord Elgin is
denounced. From the French side con-
gratulatory addresses are sent in, and
pledges to uphold the government.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

FREE So1LIsM IN MAINE.-A Mr. Jos.
Of Bangor, Me-, has petitioned the Legis-
lature that his son Martin Van Buren, JOSS,
may take the name of Lewis Cass Joss
Joss so. If Mr. Van Buren, changes his
name why shouldn't the bow
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

The Dro,rned ofMc Steamer Empire.--
Up to the evening of the Oath ult., twenty
four bodies had been recovered from the
wreck of the steamer Empire, recently
sunk by collision with . schooner IN he
Hudson river. $500
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

BANK RoBBER.-A man has been 81.
rested in N. York, on suspicion Of oeis
the robber of the Quincy Stone BANK r..
The Cashier has been sent for TO idenI.y
the money upon him. His name Is D''
Moore, and he is an old offender.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

Our readers will be sorry tn learn that both the
Rev. VIM salter and lady were attacked with the
Cholera on their arrival in New York City. They
had been in feeble health during their whole jour
ncy. Through the instraraentality Of powerful re-
medies, they were both better, and the 25th ut.
were enabled to ride a short distance.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

The Journal Of Commerce yery properlv gives
several instances, wherein in different n,ces 4, !.
ing 'ne prevalence OF the cholera in 1892, benevo-
rent INDIVIDUALS sought out the suffering and minis
'ere0 20 .ner wants. and entirely escaped the dis
ease "n''e multitudes ofthose who ran away from
H. and declined entering into this labor of low.
were taken down and died with the cholera. The
path OF duty is the only path Of safety.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

Ne'o Drug Sfore.-H will be seen by the adver-
tisement that Mr. 3. Lttler has bought out Mr. Bode-
mann, and will continue the business at the old and
well known stand.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

Inc Supreme Court will adjourn this morning, to
meet at ottumwa on Monday next. The judges
nave had a somewhat tedious session, the whole
term being mostly taken up with what is known as
'ne haH Breed Land Trials. The arguments of the
counsel have all been taken down by the Chief Jus
"ce' Hon. Jos. Williams, and occupy quite large
volume. The patience and good nature displayed
oy all the Judges during these trials are highly COM
mendablc. When the titles to the Half Breed Lands
will be finally settled none can tell.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

A LIVE BARoN.-The Louisville pa
pers Of the 18th ult., announce the arrival
IN that city, Of the Baron Rothschi son
OF the great London banker.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

It. Hall, brother of J. &. Hall, Esq. of this place
died recently Of Cholera, IL Texas. He had mad
all necessary arrangements to so California.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

The nx payers Of St Louis were called on Mon
day for the FIstidssvpse nor tsx to build school
honses. The sunionxE in urging ali to come to the
polls says very properly; Education il the poor
mans' capitals lett be literally bestowed. and tn.
efs.,,sr, f.ni. u 10 oh
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

To all those wishing to learn music, would
call attention to the advertisement Of Mrs Muir
phey.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

BEARD, Of the Nashua, N. II. Telegraph, has re-
ceived reward, not Of office, but something far
oetter-a beautiful silver pitcher from the ladies of
that town.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

TIE accounts from Ireland are deporable enough.
Over one hundred and thirty-six human beings died
in the Dallinrobe Poor House, recently. in one
week: The Protestant t1ctor Or That place ha.,
made most powerful spn - Lord John Russell.
In behalf Of Che people - $3.50. / i,
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WING COUNTY MEETING.

WING COUNTY MEETING.
In accordance with the cab of the State Executive
Committee for the State Convention to be held on
the soth inst, at Iowa City, the wings Of Dss
Moines County are requested to meet at the School
Room OF Mr. Pierson, under the Congregational
Meeting House, on Saturday, The 23d inst, At one
O'Clock. H., for the purpose Of electing six dele
gates to attend said Convention.
June 7,4s s.A. HUDSON, Chm, Co. Com.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

Mrs Farnhana's Female Expedition to
California consisted only Of herself and
three other females, two Of whom are wild
ows and one maiden lady. Fifteen gen
.lenlen sailed II Tie sof.n Q sh:n- -
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New Temperance Hall.

The various Divisions of the Sons of Temperance
together with the Temple of Honor and Cadets of
Temperance, now occupy the spacious Hall erected
BY Mr. Luke Palmer, over the three stores on the
corner Of Jefferson and Main Streets. II is better
calculated Tor this purpose than any other building
intne city. There now room enough. and we are
g'ad 70 see many filling it, by joining the sons We
should like to- see all attached to this Order There
are different Divisions, but they all aim at the same
object; as there ere different Divisions Of the Evan
geical Chruch, and they all aim at the same object.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

CHOLERA IN New YoRK.-The Boalo
of Health for the city of New York, &c.
port one death from cholera, occurring io'
The iorty-eight hours preceding fI'aaY
snar9ipe. 24.hs So
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

~ tAs late surveys the engineers hare discover-
= summit levsl thirty feet lower, than had ever
sseA asceztainsd before, and the highest grade
through TIE whole route from the Atlantic 10 the
-fsci6c, dsss not exceed nfty feet to the mile and
nay b reduced 70 forty. some Of the grades on The
sessQn and Albany rail- road rise to eighty three
- pr mile. The natives Of New Grenada will
non De astonshsd in seeing the iron horse pi,ipr
~ tAeir bamboo dwellings,.
The crevasse above New orleans had M, n..n
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

One Of the most violent traducers Of Col. War
rem, l. Pickering, late editor of the st. Louis I'm
ion, has absconded. He was pursued up the Mis-
souri, but getting or at Liberty, for the purpose OF
taking an overland route to get beyond the limits Of
the State a. speedily as possible, he has eluded his
pursuers. Mr. Treat, Judge Krum and others, who
went in pursuit, were only fifty miles behind the
boat on which he took passages but as they did not
know he had landed at Liberty, they kept on. He
atieast, accused as he is of forgery, should have
been the last man to have sthrown the FIRST stone,,
at Col. Warren.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

The late Notification Meeting ofthe Fanatics Of
the South met in Columbia, $. c. short time since
and passed series Of bombastic resolutions in
which they authorize the Governor to convene the
Legislature instanter on the passage Of the Wimot
Proviso, or bill abolishing slavery in the District
Of Columbia. cold Zack'' will keep his eye upon
them, and be ~ firm in resisting their rebellion
ever General Jackson The Hartford Conven-
ton wasn't printing in its mischievous tendency,
to the Columbia Ccnv ention.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

MuscATiNE JouRsAL.-We have hitherto mad
vertently neglected to notice the establishment OF
this excellent Wing paper in Bloomington. We
never received the first number; but those we have
seen show the editor-Mr NOAH NJ. MCCORMICK
to be fearless and able writer. His notice Of the
late murder in that vicinity and his pointing out the
probable participation Of the notorious Phillips, in
that proves this His paper is printed
with the materials ofthe late Bloomington Herald,
at 81 per annum. We wish the editor abundant
succ0ss. #
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

me army worm has been making sad ravaee. in
the Southern part OF Illinois.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

HEADING MULE.-Thc loco foeo Post Master in
Binghampton, N. Y. refused on his removal to give
up the seals to the new appointee. To save time
and trouble of process OF law which would have
settled the matter, the Department very wisely
abolished the office and established new one, at
the same time appointing the new Postmaster to
take charge CT As usual, all mail contractors on
the route are required to deliver the mails At the
office. The hold-over chap has doubtless found out
that ssthere are more Waya than one To kir cal >,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

MI ELLswoTH our charge des affaires to Sweden,
has completely and triumphantly exhonerated him
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-06-07

The crevasse shove New Orleans had not been
stouped Il last easee: :
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NEw-HAvEN HOTEL.

CORNER or TwENTY-SEFE In \ foCkTH-Al
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/. Or .tare Of pghI- -npport
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Ne My Trends and ne rG'ie generally are invited y
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GENERAL NOTICES.

~ The Fall Session of Union College viii
commence this year on Friday .isi September aaSo 2we
~ Mrs. Beman i happy 20 be able TO announce,
ue authority Of seth Ocer Resident Physician 20
her numerous friends and m all parts Of The
world including Hungary and California hist the Cholera
has NJ length declined IN this city such extent that
strangers may visit the with perfect mpuniiy, and
both citizens and strangers may visit he Furnishing store
A.ior House Broadway, without the slightest danger,
supplied with me shirt, ste 10 order IN q
hour n necessary and with the elegant assortment
Of be found In the city -Four hundred hands
constantly employed.
Shirt and Furnishing Store, Aston House; Msuufacto-
~. IS beekmsns Laundry S2 Nasssuss; Cheap shirts
lSt Nas.su-sL su5o II
IT. Al n Meeting of the Board of Under
writers of Newly ork, held 81 their Once, IN The
Merchants Exchange .st August leis, me following
preamble and resolutions were passed
Hheroas, IL has been represented 10 this Board that
officers and men have wholly deserted their vessels
tracts and committing high commercial crime subject
INK and heavy losses and severe dis
appointments
And trAereas Such crimes deserve the strongest disap
cremation ard Of his Board tnefciore
Reored That the Secretary Of The Board be- and mere
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voluntary ccserlOn OF = ship by ship-maser Tor more
lucrative employment place tho name Of such master
CA The lot suspended shmasters here 10 remain IN
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heslrcd further That, during such suspension no n
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composing this Board any vessel OF other property IN
charge Of such deserving stip-msster
ELLNOOD WALTER.
su24 Sis Secretary SOsrd N nderWrfters
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BA Chiffon. A9euooeer
EE>TREI HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

NCOLE a Chiffon will sell a. suction "a THUR
DAY, Aug a. a. 10 oelock o. IL Waherss between the
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HILLS CRMETERY.

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AUGUST NUMBER.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-30
DRY GOODS.
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
CAM SELECT FROM 1000 BALES OF

SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MERCHANTS
CAN SELECT FROM 1000 BALES OF
SHfETi<Gs.
kKHlCH ARE MOST DESIRABLE f0r iheir remarks
w b uniformity, weight ana O-sliy sucn ~ - aoc
cuaiues best adapted t-ir particular - - $50 from
bl-arncd goods many fsvOrl- Styles and nnst also
ach a a--ofn-nI o. goose necessary generally
complete Their orders for sa-, either iDf e@sn Or
city .cc-pta1--- a~zy- a. ne lO~--t ulark-t prices
CHAS A WATERbI AZ l. co
-u2i 2~is whoes-- Dealers - bro.a 1.y. cor rn-.t
DELFT RIBBONS. BELT RIBBONS Bet RIB
IL boas The only c0mpets Assortment " Bei KID
5ous 10 town A-o, Bonnet AMI Cap hooons Velvet KID
5on. sws. and Cambria Edsngs add lnsefnnzs' Em9fo-
deries Lace and Fancy Goods generally.
ssso lt,is. I r. MOORE. IS B-sver-st
MANAGED MRRf>O-, Csshn-rrs, SIX stf,p-
Also sFo5i 81 long aT.s. arge assOrm-n. VI lL-s-
goods slightly cssrsg~s, and for .ale loU. -
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