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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-23

SPLENDID EXHIBITION FOR ssLE.-The besunful Model
OF Modern Jerusalem, on large scale 10 carved wood,
which /. now on exhibition 81 tho American Museum, In
h, city n offered FOR sale the proprietor being desrous
Of retiring private LIE Inquire at the Museum ticket
oar. il22-
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

Tie St Louis Reveille. after speaking
in much praise of Plank Roads, has the
following: Il .,eisa,.r4s. @, oz;g,s5 .ss.5.
We notice the subject at present chiefly
for the sake Of expressing our Satisfaction
at the example set by our spirited neigh
bors in the city, Of Burlington, Iowa, who
have authorized their Mayor Henry w.
Starr, ESQ., TO borrow funds enough, on
the faith Of the corporation, TO encourage
the construction OF the Darlington and
Mouat Pleasant Plank Road, BY, taking a
proper share Of the stock. II Burlington
follows up this wiss course, the increased
business Of her store-keepefs, and the m-
creased comfort Of her citizens, viii soon
illustrate the policy Of the measure.
We may add that, in every place where
plank roads have been constructed, as far
as we have heard, the dividends Gas well
as the comforts have amply realized all
reasonable expectations.
One mile of plank road, twenty feet
bread, will cost about two thousand three
hundred dollars, if hands be regularly
hired to make it. II farmers themselves
make it, the cost will be much less. A
team can carry upon il at least four times
as much as upon an ordinary road.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

Deodorisers.--.What is that p asks
the first man whose eyes meet it. 1t is a
term lately got into No sssom the Englisii
papers. and though notsynony nous with
disintectors, il refers to- class Of substan-
ces intended to serve the same Office. The
use Of Dcodoriser i. 10 take the smell
out Of an offensive substance lit de-odor-
ICES il. The best Of substances which we
know for this purpose is charcoal. II
acts most effectually, and lasts for a long
time. Lime acts Immediately, but ceases
its work with one effort. Plaster Of Par
is is more enduring than lime. Tanbark
does very well, and inn privy is better
than lime; but for This purpose there is
nothing like charcoal. Copperas answers
tolerabiy well but requires renewed APP
plication frequently. Prairie Former.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17
Steiner Alexander Hamilton,
Saturday, ii u.
Editors Nd. Repa6iicoa, :

Editors Nd. Republican:
GEsTLEMEs-T The scourge Of our cenn-
try is making feadful havoc in Indepen-
dence and vicinity. Upito Thursday Of
this week, it was carrying eff large num-
bers Of the Calieornians and citizens. 81
The Rev. o. Goheen, OF Lebanon, Illi-
-nois, was one Of its victims on Sunday,
after an attack often or twelve hours. i
An old mountain-guide, by the name Of
Harris, died Of the same disease on same
day; and on Monday a Mr. Newhall, Of
Iowa, and author Of history Of Iowa, fell
by the same disease. The emigrants " ere
dying by tens in the encampmeilts Of the
vicinity, and up 10 lifetime Of my depar-
ture there was little orno abatement. 5Sa
The Monroe is now lying al Jefferson
City, deserted, her passengers, and hands,
and officers, nearly all having had the ep-
idemic, and many Of them died. cas-.
The s.Nary buried on her trip TO St.
Joseph, thirty six Or forty Of her passen-
gers and crew .f @. E. Ms.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

Tie. Cholera4-Fprty-seyen cases were
repoTtedt 10 the city REGISTER yesterday !;
of which, hceiue PRAYED fatal. Nine Of
the. above. cases we're i taken. from the
-5silisss 0f. which ka5e ] aie1 .Ao.
Repvblicai Of last. Standby.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

tBosroE, May 2.
The steamer Louisiana collapsed
fue of Ashtabula to-day, killing 80.
tiremen and severely wounding fhTss
sengers. s. asJdoA,2
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

dence, &c. can transmit them At the con-
clusion Of my CORES pondence. Concern
ing our oUn folks shall keep the most
particular account, and note them down d
they arrive. learn from those already
in, that our friends got along remarkably
well, we're generally healthy, and travel
ed withagreat harmony. The weather for
several days past has been quite warm
and pleasant, and the grass is beginning
10 shoot up- finely. There has been q few
cases IF Cholera in town, and some on
board The boats, but nothing in comparison
with the exaggerated reports that are fly
ing over the country. " 49, '.5 ~ ~ ~
In my next You may expect to hear Of
the arrival of all of our :.boys,n as am
looking for them hourly. Beckeit's par
ty left this morning for Fort Kearny, which
is near the mouth Of Platte. Yours, Sc.
p. S.--The steamer Martha has Just
arrived, bringing is. David and @. H.
Miller Of Burlington Judge Hastings Of
Bloomington, and Johnson Of Keokuk.--
Miller goes, iuto camp tonight. Dayidis
with me at the "Mansion," until to-mor-
row. Iregret'o learn BY passengers who
returned last evening, Of the loss Of the
steamer Dacotah, on her way to Council
Bluffs. She snagged and sunk Is miles
below Fort Kearny, near the mouth Of
Platte River, haying on board large num-
Der of Mormon enigrants many Of whom
lost their .liitle oil. -. A gentleman at
tachedt 10 the Frederick.hurg (Va.) Com
pany informs me that their company lost
all their outfit, provisions, &c. except their
Wagons and two tents. Yours, &c.
.a5s.s >. l,. WAsHIreros, May I.
Octavius E. Ogden, Attorney for the
Western District Of Louisville. Frede-
rick M. Smith, Marshal Of DO. s. 2
&. A. Jones, Marshal Of Ohio.
John M. Greene, Receiver Of Public
Monies, Chilicothe, Ohio.
Cyrus w. Wilson, Register ofthe Land
Office, Little Rock. EST
Sampson Mason, District Attorney for
Ohio. 's '5. s '0.'t I'M
John N. Bradley, Postmaster, Vicks-
burg.
Daniel Brawley, Postmaster, Lafayette
Ia.
- WAsn1rcror, May 8.
The following appointments have been
made for Arkansas: Absolom Fowler.
Y. S. Attorney; Lorenzo Gibson, Survey
or General Of the Land Office; H. P.
Moody. Register, Helena; D. Maddox,
Receiyerat Helena; VIM. E. Power, Reg
lister, and E. Hill, Receiver, at Campag-
nolia; VIM. Heller, Register, and Barnard
F. Homestead. Receiver at Washington;
John H. Sherman, Register, and R. VI.
Houston, Receiver, at Fayetteville; ]. H.
Peterson, Register, and w. v. Henson,
Receiver, at Batesville; ]. c. Manly,
Register, and VIM. Goodrich, Receiver,
at GAINESVILLE. =s
Silas Noble, Register, and Cyrus AID
rich, Receiver, at Dixon, iii. Samuel
Merriweather, Receiver, JEFF; rsonyille,
Ia. Stephen B. shelledy, Marshal Of
Iowa. benjamin Bond, Marshal OF Illi-
nois.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

rips' 10 be1 OF the fair psizS. Music on the sui.
tsr, wedding with restsshnsents fwild Buffalo
ngae, would be delightful in me Businesses Of the
mouniains. But enough, leave for Independence
Tomorrow, from which EOint you may expect to
hear from me, until then, sdieu.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

Yesterday we noticed wheat going ON
board the steamer Fayaway for ST Charles,
and the day previous the steamer Tenn
pest took OIL board large LOT for Alton.
The article has become quite scarce in this
market, as web as III the neighboring
towns, and for want Of supplies most OF
the mills have suspended operations for
the present. Good TO prime samples COM
mand 75a Soc. readily - No Republican.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17


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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

- y90SSo01 S0ShsS meeting, ne Will certainly ret |
- spesaat.eaa- wsSrs iA1iihed u think nat Il
tsnsw - -. v.y: ~ cssetts ,ssrs i belis1es
tsses dsssaikS YIN - sntise,y s.sisasd with
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.keeuAas aeorx = Con, espub,ioations of, ths
leNAp 0naripflgs Ediaharsh, NestA British -
Wssl@s lssis~ssaaA Dl.ctyoed's Aagasias,
q s0gks sftAs AigSest assit. w do not know
tAersses ~ sneu tAeiaat mail NJ siasie pun-
eefsfytlAss q tAese valuable pJbicssions hsA
$500 = si1ss lass fsii. ne dspsisasioa Of sucA
s6 ptAsif pm dieal appsarsaesa iwsys Affords,
AsSss1s = tssrss n rect dIsappoistmsnt 10 -.
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sanAB = - S1ssssiastsrs ne 5ebsussy pun.bsr
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- dollars per annum, and indispensable
- would kssp ~ track Of The current literature
ses1DA1yy q - parss sfAhs world. ne nunSers
heome 1ssfe 9scalissay rich. We sAould b better
seee1e6ea ~ tAomost sxcelleasly written review
sf1csQAayss Wistsryof England, in The April num-
- g ooekweod Il ths tory writer bad NOT taken
sqA Qeas paias % visit upoa our whole nation the
- Which Mississippi i alone guilty. NostA
AsaeeA Aspa1iaffcn, Indeed. such Ainga exAib-
hawess = iatsllissacs o. are, ysry unfair and
gf1tnieoas. u $500 $3.50" a'ss
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nAsssSAs % ~ aelaaeholy Aews u his
Asa1A ~ cnssssas ct Indspsndsnce. 1As present
sA9esenfswp aper psObsbly eeaeains TIE list let
t1f1eWrsls. sts fsse+aa g Ill a.srlst,tr laE
~. NswaAlEwas wen known througAout this
at111. He saaEetcAss q Ioxs,n no doubt brousAt
WMg taaiFanes - this ssats. Arm Europe &C vel,
tss&AA ~ esst. he bar IN widow and several
Aen ehll1ssa 10 mourn HE loss. Dufias The reli-
gfs swivel oflast winter IN this City Major New
~ reogsesed % have met with change II his
Views ana Issaines, ana VI tAink Ais friends may
iAlsl ~ consolation Of believing that he WAS pre-
vsssd mr. dsath. s,.,,s .g ,,..Ts ar
1hs autAssities Aad citissns Of et. Louis are DO
10 ill thy can 70 eoun4ersct Tie savages of Che
cAsiess Severed II Ne AeechaDts, In addition to
Aseosshy Anaag ~ streets, CUTTERS, si,eys and
seass, ~ IRE 70 qaiis aunber Of full tar baresla
~ evenings since. Tar i good disinfsctor,
- MY aleasaat % u olfactoriss.s II would
- - esalt hsrs kSw Aefrsls q different points
oaWaw aeeek laFjnS ~ est wind, o. in south
ns'hsgess whsA ssess + pssvsiitag scnah
tsssss, !.
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lewiag, ~Ths ethss sictias.ss .ana 7. nsweall
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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17
New YoRK, May 8.

AN1" AONnt AvA0y ~
Disg,aceful Riot.--Mr Macready wa,
driven of the stage last night al the Assor
Opera. House. The mob assailed him
with eggs, assafntida, chairs, Kisses, and
groans cries Of s.down with the English
--.sremember how Forrest was used in
London The scene was one Of the
most disgracful character.
The steamer Washington, from South
ampton and Bremen arrived this morn
ing.
The Great VIII Case.--The jury in the
Bullitt will case, in which Mr. Clay was
engaged as counsel, were discharged yes
terday afternoon. We understand they
stood. ten for breaking the will to two
against it, Louisville Courier.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

The Missouri Republicans statement shout the
running from boats on their arrival Al this and 9TH
81 poiats On the Upper Mississippi, il incorrect-
Instead of this. iarsc numbers, sven among those
who hare No bssiness. and out OF mere curiosity.
continue IN rush on the boats a. soon a. single
plank is put out. rhose who Aass business are
frequently deferred nom attending to Il properly
and promptly on this account. & s. f.ss.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17
new YORK RIOT.

s1g s.ss1sf NEW YORK RIOT. E#9 81 -
THIS 10 asAficas matter. All The details ~ecould
gather in relation to the found
colnmps. Aeasses a., actors ere getting lob the
sourre a trouble evsry where, without any repn-
nersting oasst - the meeting at The safk, seems
that Capt Ryadess and nike walsh hook opposite
SIDES. We hope = this ease he Captain prevailed.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

Tho Cenadisn excitement had been partially quiz
etsd Nothing shoft ofthe recall Of Lard ELe,s
md I've abrogstion Of The indemnity rebellion act
b the Qneen and her Ministers, can perre e this
quietude.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

The Clerk OF the osweso has onr thanks for his
attention to the Hawk-Eye siEice. TO make sure 81
our getting the papers he takes the trouble to bring
thsA 70 the Office in persoa. - ths var, al speak
we'll of The oswesD and her polite Officers, and We
glad to her % well partronsed at this place
a. she has been. Nearly III her oaicers hail from
Iowa.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

q ETonkllh UaCkS0n ~ from Wapcl0, same county,,
Most Of the above individuals have met nth in
81 Joseph. Those from the north part Or the State
have not had an opportunity Of meeting. NY Inn
pression i that Ohio has the most numerous dele
CATION in the eld. Nevertheless, Illinois, Iniana
Michigan, Iowa, New York, virgins, Washington
City and Boston strongly Represented in the VIZ
cinity OF 81 Joseph. Three boats from st Louis
rived this aorning crowded with passengers ,among
others Dr. Whites party aud family Of St Louis. Re-
turning this morning from the Virginia encamp-
ment, on the Fort Keafney road, was honored with
graceful nod Of recognition from charming look
ing lady, when to my agreeable surprise, found my
fair conpanion to be no less thsn Mrs George ".
Hight and her mother, Mrs Powers, who with their
friends are on the road to California. We parted
with polite invitation from the ladies TO visit their
cncainpment, shout three fourths OF mile from
town. This evening am under engagement 10 vis-
Of music upon the Guitar, accompanied with the
sweet voices of the Doctors accomplished daugh-
tiers. Inthis amiable encampment I was gratifcd
tomeet with young lady, with whom I%was but
slightly acquainted. but who will be recoccted By
many OF the yousg ladies Of Burlington, Miss Fair
child. The Doctors camp equipaye is perfect in
m its appointments. The ladies appeared 70 be quite
sat homes in camp, they would have been in the
spscioss drawing rooms they had so recently left
listen to the strains Of the Eight guitar mingled
with so voices, until lost in the night winds tina
swept along Ne Missouri, gave Just enough Of 20
etry % the scene TO render il truly delightful. 70.
cannot imasihe how mnch the gloom Of this weary
emigration is relieved BY the occasional presenc.
| Of accomplished females. = s. gr
The Doctor has acask Of champagne ara the A.
mericah Flag, his tent. The ladcs isy they hop
10 cslebrats:tke 4th:of July On some majestic pin
acls of5hs Rocky nsountafns.. ten them ire seen,
snddll y GOD Win 4risakHrxafh
i II irSiia sassas a-sasstitnfe Tor laurel. Tnrf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

Daring The pFevaDenco Of the Cholsrs N Jackson-
vile IN ias1, Circus conpany undertook 10 per-
fsrn p Inst placs. The oossssasscs ~ss Ahst ne
company was brolea ~, by several dssshs occur
ring among the principal perorners; and IN addition
large number who attendsd the performance we're
attacked and died. Such gatherings, should BE-
avoided. We hope that during the, present season
our city spshorites win decline granting icense or
sdch / pufposA. ca rfa 3ssf
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

The locos ore sndeavoring to prors that General
Taylor, In permitting removals from Office, has
shown inconsistency with his former professions
As long as his administration exhibit good cause
for these removals, there is no inconsistency. Il
csn DO this. The locos know II too, but their pro.
psnsity and privilege for grumbling must have vent
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

M ocDEs Or the Boat store win please accept
our thanks for his attention to this ONCE.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

AHihols, Oapt. Leslie II. MchenHys C'oss"
ed the river on the oath (to-day) in fine
health and spirits.
s The 'Racine Wisconsin Company" left
on Wednesday last, taking with them grain
for their cattle and mules. This company
numbers rs energetic men.
The ."Chataque Mining Company"
from New York, left on Monday for Cali
fornia in good spirits. ii
The "Calilornia Squad No. o. from A
drian, Lenawee county, Michigan, will
leave in day or two.
The "New Durham Temperance Mess
Indiana, have attached themselves to the
Rev. Isaac Owens Company, who are en-
ca,nped on the opposite side of the Mis-
souri,. This company now embraces lO7
persons. They will leave their encamp-
ment for the plains next week.
The sCincinnati Mercantile Association
are encamped on the opposite side Of the
river. They are fine set Of men, and
are provided with every thing necessary
for crossing the Plains. The following
are among the members; DR. John Nc
Kenzy, DR. w. F. Ames, S. Merrill, R
| s. Drumm ond, David Horton. John R
Patton, John Henderson, &c. &c. A com
nany Of six from Georgia, are in the ad
| joining room to me-. Thus might cor
time on al minimum, giving you compan,
after company, until fill your paper en-
tirely. l also have a list Of the names 0
every member Of the above companies, bu
have refrained from inserting them, think
Ing they would afford your readers no par
\. ticular iitRrest.s II, however, you shoul'
desire the whole aggregate, names, resi-
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

t"z5- ClNCtNNATI, May 49, VI
The Board Of Health reports during ~
day twenty eight new cases Of Cholefs
and during the sday six deaths. DdTina
the week la cases and tLirty-two deaths.
Judge Brongh was taken with j tnn
morning and died about 5, r. NJ.
The. river has risen five feet. 4 -
markets are dull and unchanged.
appointment. 80. !. A
PHILADELPIHA, May ~
.fnfaony E. Roberts has been aPPo'ns
ed Naval Officer instead OF Mr. Broke,
announced by the telegraph.
Conrad Tentner, convicted Of me n1',
der or Mrs Cooper, has been sentences
10 be hung on tile 2O,h July. 80
RlcHaosp, May W.
.7bolition,sm.- shoe-dealer o. -
name OF Smith, supposed agent q -
Abolitionisis, sent Two box s TO Msssts 8
Adams & Co.'S Express Office, nasl..
merchandise, and directed TO 7. Nili'sn.,
Philadelphia. Upon examination thc 80,
were found to contain two negroes, ssE
piled with all the necessaries &c sus...
life during the trip. Smith was suo
quently arrested aud committed ior w.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-05-17

The clerk Of the Doctor rrankin No, 9, win please
accept our thanks for package Of late pspars.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-07
Diseases of Horses.

The undersigned res eetfully announces to the
public that he is in possession of unfaiing reme-
dies, TO cure the following diseases of horses, to
wit Apop!exy, Cataract, Broken wind, Foun,
der, Farcy, Ringbone, SPAWN, splint. Tumor
on the elbow, Warts, Wounds, S,raining of the
the shoulder etc. etc.-The p lie evil, when
cured under the direction of the old shool, leaves
the horse generally with stiff neck. but when
cured according TO his pratice this will not occur,
and the horse will be as well as ever before. -
Those who wish to get knowledge of this 7 :
medies, may apply for books e. medicine to
DR.. DANIEL SCHELL.
CANTON, Ang. 10. lS49. 46--bv.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-11-07
Oas Gefan9bucD per peuttbzepan9e'
lirb zlutberiftben Girebe Der Ser.
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beutIhsepanselild, lutberiiden SYncoe BON
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uns iitertra9en mcrori. Ter Drud tpiro
alsbalb III unierer Sfficin beginner nno slns
fanos Sffcber ppl(enoet tpersen. 9lCle biejes
niger, ipelhe @remp!are bes neuen lutberts
fhen 9eiansbndes Sn erbalten tpiiniden,
erfnden mir, baloi9it ibre Sefellun9en Sh
,nadeut banit bic sIufa9e carnad einserids
tet tperbelt fann.
Wbilabelpbia, pa., 9lu9uit 1949.
E. 81. Wpuen,pcber