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Y remedies a. Recommended by the Medical Faculty
prepared and for sale at I X DOWNlSGs Phafnsey'
n Market, OF Monroe-st with fu Pnn1ra u'Iec'
tanning six yias. No family shouldbe "ithou'Ih
Leo 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
REPORT ON CHOLERA

DRlNTED BY RECOMMENDATION Of The Board Of
L Health aud the Academy Of Medicine Of New fOfk -
This valuable and instructive book contains much valabe
information respecting hs terrible -conrgei among whcL
sufficient mention The following Cnap ~ IhO'
Influenced by age, sex &c Chap s-As inlleAced
hy temperature Chap NIAs Influenced by gcaliy d4i-
ference ofeNposure. elevation 0fthe col, humidity
The tu0 following chapters are highly insirlctiY-
Chap. Nlll-IlAueuce Of proiession mora anecoh f's
men examination of classes and of the projections and
trade. which compose thenl SC Chap. lA-l1fuence oi
tusau rous estab ishfneus The whole j. followed uy
table showing the degree Of mortality by ChoeIa IN recn
trate s1d profession The whole number oi dean- Dy
Choera during SIX months was 2fU- In yg s.o lls-
trated with twl maps For -ale ly : :. W "OyD'
,e5 lwisf % feaf4-st- next Hoyi D = F---yu
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
GENERAL NOTICES.

r- Snecial Notice.-The Young Mes' ros psos'I'if i
T., peets every Monday evening at their rooms 49, 49,
Bowefy To persons desrous OF lonng eIi it.e
description. this Presenls ela.oIaUIe Opp '''''
w ChoIera.-Gso RoGtks's stomach !" One dose
psc,s cure" Principal depot Chambers-sl anu
80, ca,Tisge as II travels through the city Je' i"'
Dr. De Laney's Medical and sursic",N"y "
fee, 81 Lspehsfu,s' M 70 a p NJ my2s lmis'
r N.tice-The medical practice OF e ,Sie I'VE orenars
- =" Chronic Diseases. together WIN snc -
10 "a known magnetic remedies ara laSSIItp
no % ms me ss pslal AT hs late residence by H. IL
WOODS SuccessoIs. Lu. S.a...-. - ---- :, .,------
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r,VI>F SHOE THREAD, &C.

ns cs.ks cut and wrough, nals, eisuS - vine o
siI Lsl.ne gi-net and mHnunsct ,,,or
seine ssrptop Shoe thread In every VseS
seine sal ana carpet wines Mans .sn @u kc For sscb,
two ana 'hFee 'o'" 'CEBRA 4 Cunning, 10 Pearl-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

The earnings Ot INC MuCUH HHu " "Us'cIH ''"I''
road in May, 1912 were:
reigbt.......$3g g76 IA Mail ..............S8ei 30
Passengers. 44is III Total ......S99 9O 45
Tho RyfoIo Commercial Adueriiser gives the
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

tNN -SlCAL INSTITUTE will take place Al the
49,, Rooms ,,r IL FSDAY ENENING. llih inst ats
o'riock No nostponement ON account ot ne weather
,cIi Ni.ua. " HENRY MORRIS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
ENGRAVING

WILLIAM " DUNNELL OF lil Fulton-st Is prepared
w all orders for engraving WIN wlch ne
be entrusted without Of time, and on the most sh-
factory terms Persons IN of engraving VIII hnd 10
fhe ADVANTAGE 10 call and his specimens o booA
and magazine wOrk. labels seals, Ac &C Naiu pi''-
and engraving of every kind -, v.,...
.af Inn.u N
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

an TEMPORAL WANTS ADMINISTERED TO
ILL n the way 0f 3 Hat that wears AMI ooks a. ell
a. auy 81 ia. made. Splendid ones 81 - - and
y7S Caps 25 cts. 10 s.. MOOD, 81 Canast. near
Broadway myl5 mis'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
CONVENTIONAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
For Sale, Of Socks, r.. see FosrtA Page
SATURDAY. June e-P NJ.

SATURDAY. June e-PM
The Stock market rather heavy today
both for Fancies and Sound Stocks The sales Of
Coupon Skies were at ll5i and Treasury No'e' Il'i
The increase In the Cholera report had some ciec'
upon the market after the Board There was no ioS
ture in the street to day worthy Of remark
In Freights there Is fair business al" '"o
market is without change. Engagements 'O'VVo o'''
Corn, Cd 5000 bbls Flour, ls odaI7 =" '' 1o"'
heavy Freight 20 6ddA's 100 tee beo'' - va ~''
ton. "a and 5000 bhls Tar, Iarpenune anu op'''''
rurnep,ine B. 4, bbl all round To London 800 ools
r,1.'. ., an nm about 2. 10 pkgs, Tobacco, IS for
ho,o. and 2. ed s,s TOR kegs - ties do IS od 800
mi. I.,d n. Cd. eoO do Pork, JOs and 100 bales
", ~. =, h.,. 40 n To Ireland, British vessel
for Belfast at 6ii.
In Exchanges the transactions are quite limit
ed but the msrketis steady a' '"'' 'o' 'o"''"e
ling Francs are 26I S5 %
r.. hu.;ness Of the Sub Treasury to-day was
follows
4j25j 81 Adyicss ........ 2l0.ooO 20
T~s!..nry Notes surrendered for stock during
tbe week ending tO-oay II ~ ~
The value OF Merchandise imported into this
district excepting that sent to the warehouse and The
amount Of duties received during the hrst eight days
Of June. in each OF the four years, Is as annexed
l-iG 1871 l-i-. l-i1
F,ee goods....slG59l7 sl25l9 S7,lH S5'.3
bnt,asle goods .i.l67,953 lA0,il9 l89i7A l.o'57ll
TOTAL md.e. sly;585o sl,a2oe,8 sl9Sl siI sL4stlo5
Ss6 sps6ss Tecd ,;t.... ~ ssiGn 35s,2l5 49s5 3i6,iG
Rates of duty. 80 ~oS' - -''
The imports are quito small, compared with the
same period OF last year
The value of Dry Goods imported for consumption
and entered for warehouse during the week ending on
the 7th inst is rs annexed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

OST OR STOLEN-On Thursday last a red mo-
Irocco pockei-hOok containing about 81 IN money ana
the following payable 10 the order OF the supscr
hers Three notes against VIM. Turner, each for
$40 80 for and months, dated May !, "a; one DO
against r. H. Coon, for S58 -. for I'VE months May -
% one do against +. II. Coon. for 500 May a. on de-
mand one do. NJ d West for sl12 ~ ihree months
April 40 pavAbe al Luther Wrighrs Bank do. +
IL Revel for Slj6 49, payable 10Th July Al Atlantic Bank,
Brookvu one do John Riley for <52 g. May 4, three
months one do jos Agate. May 3 for SOL sixty days
II W. Hunts check on BOwery Bank, date noi
recolected for ST receipt OF + Byrns for note OF
Iuius Hitchcock for collections and duebill Of Stcph
CLARK for S25 and sundry papers signed by Button
Co The above papers be OF no use 10 any one out
he owners as payment of them has been stopped Any
one finding the above shall bee suitably rewarded by eaV
ing them al the store of the subscribers . go ,,
''F 20 o. JOHNSON SLOAN, tB Pcari-sf.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

WALES GLOBES, Terrestrial within he Celestial,
0n secnonsl cheap, from ; 5 20 So Asrp-pn.icil
Gard from @ 81 20 9 3 Astronomy and worship ~ me
Anc-nt- = csnfs Transet0ls 0i Depuis from l. OT1gfn
e tos a Culies y ~ ~ cents. 5Frslknsqlsre Pearl
- b Srvy.Y9rk myl2 lmeOd.s'
EREFNA-ONRY.-Aliy iyn's Ritual of Freemasoury.
Il % which added Key iJ Odd FrllO~snip WIN =
plates 'ew copies Of .he above scarce BOOK lst pro
cured Pnce =. For sale by W. GONAN, l78 Falion-'L
ny Jei l"ls
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lNp lSn@ei99 ."i5 BROADWAY CORNER Of LIsPENARD-. q.

nIARRHEA.-7.OO bottles Of our Compound Er.
IL irarf of Blackberry sold by u.s. last year, Tor
.boe complaints The reasOns FOR tne extensive sale OF
his article are these The Blackberry Is known among
The Medical Faculty contain rare virtues particularly
n. s.fnng-nt guaites and when they could not eject
cure with audauum calOme when patient was TOO
weak or TOO exhausted such medicines, 'bs ees
And ans of the Blackberry would be prescnbed These
orescdpt!ous opened he way for our Extract VI biack
berry We readily perceived mat the ley &c "Vua no'
ySrr the purpose well extract rom me root
And accordingly prepared vegetable compound Of which
he Bacsb formed the basis. and 500 t as substitute
Inning he wear 8ls 70 those who were afflicted win ms
unpleasant complaint -. ~
Per.ons being benefited. would recommend others ana
.ec,enfy - sold over 1900 bottles during me year
without advertising AL this quantity has been 500 Win
f an r.tance of comp amt 20 u of ia aing 10 cure
peeog hat this article Is greatly needed, and should
he made nubcv known the present crisis Is one o the
nrucipa Inducements that leads ~, Ia ms manner 70
hang r before the notice Of the public
Sod By the principal Grocers and Duggiss throughout
M civ who are requested should this remedy ia IN any
ca-e - cure return the money.
None genuine without fac-simile. Of our Signature upon
ee-plate label WELLS MILLER PROVOST,
'el g- Warehouse 2l7 FrOntst. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

DOVER PRESS WORk-Dons BY GEORGE
L HALL, 70 fab0cs BgAainzs basement AIS ha
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11
FIREWORKS BALLOONS sc.

4 LARGE ASSORTED STOCK. comprising every
n -iy and sire. either plain coOred hre ar Tor pub
,c or private exhibitions. For sale a the manufacturers
cbeape-t rates. by J. W. HOLBERTON
mvyli isiJyf - Malden-ian
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-11

EIREW -.-NEW-YORK LABORATORY, lgd
Frout-.t fw doors south ~ Fu.ton-st-A compIe Ieie
assortment Of Fireworks now offered for sale, con-
sstng of the following. Rockets. from or to h; ko-
man Candies from 20 - balls. Tnang.rs Of a sizes =
ScrO Wheels dos Vertical heels do. Mines o >erpenis
DO. Beucoa Lights do; Exhibition Pieces doc Flying
Pigeons DO. Iorillous do; Mar00n- do. Flower Pots
Port Fires. Pin Wheels. Serpeuis, Gassloppcr- Blue
Lights. TOrpcdOe-. Pulling CracHer-. Douh.c-urni'f-
Canton Rockets, FlreC rac Kerr Nos aud p Jo,tr, &c
&c Country merchants and dealers lu general are re-
que-fcd to calI aud examine the above stock
y. B.-C Commifre- for city and country displays mA-
tary and private parties. bee supplied on ue most i1
eru terms with t, above mentioned articles. warranted,
the materials having been selected with ie uimo- care.
nv.T iscodfJvM NJ BENNETT.
I'IREWORk-.-A general assortment. and Of TIE
L best quality. tor salc by BADEAl LOCkNOOD,
-eil Inn 1OJ Wa-Lincton--L
EIREW WORKS. good assortment OF The best
L quality. and af the lov esf price
iedfJvfs- PURDY 4 ROBBINS, 81 Maiden-lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-30
The Presidents Northern Tour--Thc speech
ct Erie.

The following Is the speech Of Gen. Taylor on his
arrival at Erie, on the 26th Instant
NV kINp FnirHDs AND RrBrEcrED FILtow-'IrIzgs
unused to public speaking my training has
been in n different department Of life aud I sure,
therefore, the Necessary indulgence Will be made BY
this goat asfenblagc. But ~ possessed the most
gifted power Of eoquence, could not express In words
the deep and abiding grsii.nds which feel Tor the
tcycnd my deserving aud, unworthy as am, they
Lave elected me 10 the hrs Office In the world Ia point
Of moral and political dignity Ia the battles where
bore con m and. was sustained by the American
colder and volunteer, admirable In all the qualities
which ensure success where they have confidence
In their commander, they have but two thoughts
Our country, and victory In her cause" with
such soldiers fought and nith tueh s9ld,rs Sha, az
praiEe. was net dcfcrviDg Of The great Office now
nIi was not voluntary candidate. but forced aud
constrain,d BY impulses which could not resist But
since the desire Of the people has placed me thsre my
anxious thought, my untirng exerous viii be 90 pro-
the nation You all know that was not disciplined
TO politics Forty Tears q my life we're spent In the
service Of my country. Toll ptivstons. anxiety and
the elements Of my education. During
that time, seTyed my beloved country With all my
energies, In obedience 20 her laws That part u
my lite 70 which lock back with the greatest plea
cure is when | was projecting the Innocent inhabi.
tants Of the frontier. the women aud children, from
the tomabavk and scslping knife Of the savage.
hope ny motives will not be Misunderstood, for
making this journey wished 10 see the great manu-
featuring establishments of the middle and northern
States to witness their nourishiDg aud prosperous
husbardry; to ascertain their wants and wishes and
20 my kind friends and their beautiful country.
Will give all my sympathy TO the friends OF liberty
ereryv here, struggling for liberty; but my great
will be to preserve the Of the country and
TO avoid ensrgling alliances with any pursuing the
example Of w sship gton And now my friends again
return you my grateful thanks for the enthusiastic
cepticn have received. love 70 meet fellow eth
zens fsce 20 face and 10 shake their honest hands,
especially the grey headed pafriarchs who we're the
patriots 81 other daysand the ladies' God bless them
they have everywhere sbsered ny wsy with their
smiles God bless you all
The Tnfcng ncer consudes It's account Of the enthu
siasiic welcome by saying-That the President was
dressed In plain suit Of black cloth but In nothing
derrg either In drsss from the great body
Of his fellow citizens who, with profound feelings Of
regard tbronged sround him be passed through this
county. The common remark among the farmers was
-" Why he jsst like one 81 ourtelvesn This Is the
rieht hind of y President-there Ia ostsntation
about him. he ninges WITH and copvsrses freely with
all! he makes every one feel perfectly at home in his
cCmrapy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-30

The Montreal (Ca) Herald, Of the 2Tth inst says -
Saturday the vsrmest day have had fer several
weeks Abe morning was extremely sultry, and dense
smoke havered over the city This, Informed,
otesoned by the burning o. portion u the woods
in tie vicinity Of Montreal at noon the thermometer
in1cated So deg. in the sbade. The farmers in this
district proceeding with their harvesta general
FALLING OIL In the hay crop has been experienced BY
rtarly all eur farming friends In other respects we
have very favourable accounts especially In the Richie
lieu end Ysmstts Districts, wheres we are told the
crops magnificent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-30

There 1se deaths Baltimore tor the week end
ng the Nth inst ~ which "a Of cholera
10 Of dysentery Of dsrrhoa and Of cholera morbus
The Keeper Of the prison at Syracuse, robsed
the 25th inst. cf s31l5, which he bad deposited in a
secret place in the prison. The thief not detected
The steamer Empire State, which was thought 10 be
total wreck from having spru leak Tase Michi
gan, short time since. srd run reef, has been
shsn 20 Buffalo, aud found to have sustsined very lit
tie injury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-30

DrrnEDsrIors rHE Sorx ISpi,Ss An Official let.s
has been received at the office ftbe Surveyor General
Dubuque from James MIMsuh. Deputy Surveyor, nov
engaged In the service Of surveying the public lsnds
within the State Of lows by which informed "a
the particulars Of open aud outrageous robbery per-
p.trsted upon him by the Sioux Indians Of iowa ON
the 2eth Of July. He at the time employed In con-
tnuing the second correction Hoe" 10 the Missouri
river. when few miles vest OF the eonhuence %
Lzyard Fork with the Dcs Mones river In range 30,
west he BY eleven Sioux warriors, completely
armed Mr. Msrsh's party, isciading himself, cou-
sisted Of seven men, and they had but one gun. Re-
sistsnce, therefore, was out Of the question They
were completely at the mercy Of the Indians. They
therefore did as they we're bid MIR Marsh, who 70
som.what converssnt with the Sioux Language. ex-
planned to the chief the character OF his survey that
BY authority Of the government and showed from
his gram upon which the Sioux boundary drawn,
that be upon she United State lands. The chief
departed. when the Indians Immediately robbed Mr..
Marsh and his party OF everything they could carry
drive swsy including all their horses. lie robsed
en- the 10th aud 9th Of July. and the nrst day Of
August wason his line sesin with outdt; sincs
when nc intelligence Of him has been received An
other Deputy Surveyor, George Berry while engaged
in May last In the survey Of the public lands upon
Cedar river, robbed by the same Indians. The
sbsence troops the military posts in that region,
nsy measurably account for the bodness Of the ln-
dsns Fort Crawford. situated near The eastern ex-
tremty 81 Sioux boundary deserted Fort Atkinson,
situated TO this Boundary In the heart OF me
extotd territory situated indeed so as 70 completely
ave the whole tribe, Is also deserted.-CAassgo thb
.Jotrnai, .7Hg. Is.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-30

in Newport notice Hon. Abbot Lawrence, Min
lister to the Court Of ST. James s. s. Skinner,
Esq, Assistant Postmaster General, under Har-
Boston. Adieu. BR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-30

The several sections n wing been agreed apo, the
treaty OF peace and commerce between Great Britain
anu the q, pubic Libefs, was signed by Lord fi-
mertton and the Right Hon Labuucnere, on the part
Of Great Britain and by Joseph Jenkins Roberts, Eea,
the part q the young republic OF Liberia, on tn.
2it q November isfs and the ratncstons exchanged
on August 1, 1Sll.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-30

The whole population Of this plscs the 18th July,
was thrsvn into q tumult by disorderly American,
armed with pistol. The Alcslde made an attempt to
guell the disturbance but falling In this called upon
some soldiers to spprshend the man In the contest
the American fred his pistol Instantly Killing "a
the soldiers and then took refuge In house The
citement became very great and loud cries of death
20 the Yankees" were heard Ia every direction The
Americans. whose numbers very considerable ct
Mazatlsn armed themselves for the conflict expecting
a one, but the authorities succeeded by their
energy and activity to restore quiet.
The Mexican government has made order against
admitting American desertsrs into the army
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-16
baltimore. Auoust l.

baltimore, August /.
Further outbreaks Of Indians in Florida
General Indian Mar .4nticipated.-A slip
from the Savannah Georgian Of July 9Th
says that there was further outbreak Of
the Indians at Charlotte's Harbor on the
Gulf, nearly smut aneous with that on In
dian river. These outbreaks were so
nearly simultaneous, that the express from
each place met the other at Tampa. Eff
teen Indians went into Mr.. Keneday's
store at Charlotte's Harbor. Mr. X. be-
ing absent, the Indians killed his clerk and
another nan,besiies wounding several 9TH
er men and several women, plunderins the
store, and finally burningit. Two militia
ry companies which were sent from Tam
pa to protect the frontier, almost entirely
deserted. 1t is said that the Indians are
contemplating another desperate war
Great alarm prevails among the frontier
settlers, who are abandoning their crops
and homes for safety. The Indians first
feigned friendship, and having obtained
the confidence OF their deluded victims,
traitorously turned upon them. 1t is sup
posed that there are six hundred warriors
in the field.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-16
Commercial.

r3-The Fiorer Of Life.--There is nothing in which
a mother can have more interesf-in which the feel
ings more deeply imhued, than in the smile and
tratte Of the eherub-cheeked infant. The beauties
of nature are more than surpassed in the angelic
smile of the sleeping babe. 1t is Innocence and
Peace, blended and personted. Who. then, would
not risk aryes, lose all, to preserve the heah and
the life of the s.Father's pride-the Mothers
joy?'' The sickness of child increases beyond all
other causes, the cares and anxeties of parents !;
the death Of the infant rends the heart Of the Moth
er-for what love is like that of mothers love?-
In nine out of ten the diseases of children
directly or remotely produced by Worms. DR. J.
NJ. Maren has proved himself the chila's friend and
the mothers benefactor, in the preparation of his
Never-failing Worm Powders. Countless numbers
of innocent children might be saved yearly, to be
blessing to their parents and the world, by timely
use Of this invaluable medicine. They certain
remedy. to expel Worms, cure Cough, Group:
Whooping Coughs Measles, infantile fevers of every
grade, diseases of Lungs in children and adults,
palpitaion of the heart, bowel complaints, and
many other diseases with which chdhold is afflict-
ed. Do not permit your incredulity to lose your
child. Sold by S. L. Burnap, Burlington Iowa.
g-z-Dr Uisfor,s Baisam Of Wild CIerry.-This eel
ebrated remedy is compound balsamic preparation
of Wild Cherry bark and Moss of Iceland, comhined
by new chemical process, with the extract OF Pine
So sautary have been its effects in all cases when
administered for coughs, asthma and consumptions,
or any disease of the lungs, that many Of the most
distinguished physicians have approved and recon-
mended it, and openly acknowledged it the most val
liable medicine ever discovered. It is truly val
liable medicine, and is efecting an immense amount
of good in the relief Of suffering humanity. az
Sold by Parsons Copp s. Parsons, Burlington.
One Hundred ana Fifty thousand Persons, die an
nually of Consumption in the United States; say
the best informed medical writers. This mortality
might be reduced ninetenths, if early recourse be
had to DR. Rogers Syrup Of Lrcr,rort and Tar. For
droof, see pamphlet in hands of Agent
Sold by s. l.. Burnap. Burlington Iowa.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-16
BURLINGTON HAWK.EYE.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENTAL THE ST LOUIS

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE ST LOUIS
UNIVERSITY.-FACULTY.
NJ. L. Linton, NJ. D., Professor of the Principles
and Practice Of Medicine.
A. Litton, NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
c. A. Pope, M. D., Professor of the Principles and
Practice of Surgery, Clinical Surgery, and Dean of
the Faculty.
M. NJ. Pallen, NJ. D., Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
James Blake, NJ. d., Professor Of Descriptive, &C.
neral and Surgical Anatomy.
Thos Reyburn, NJ. D., Professor Of Materia Medi-
ca and Therapeutics.
r. S. Holmes, NJ, D., Professor OF Physiology and
Medical Jurisprudence.
w. NJ. McPheeters, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
Medicine and Pathological Anatomy.
Z. w. Stevens, NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
The new College edifce will be completed by the
lst October. Our Clinical and Anatomical advanta-
ges are unsurpassed in the West.
The regular Lectures commence annually on the
10th or October. Whole cost of Tickets, $1O5: Ma
circulation Ticket, So; Graduation Fee, $780, Board
from $40 to $i2 per month. Medical students
admitted free Of charge to the Medical and Surgical
practice IN the City Hospital and also in the st LOU
is Hospital, and the Marine Wards, during the lec
ture terms.
Students, or others, desiring further information,
can either address the Dean, and he will forward
them descriptive pamphlet, on arriving in the
city call upon him at his office, 1913, Locust street,
three doors In the of the Odd Fellows Hall.
CHAS A. POPE, Nj D., Dean.
st Lonis. august l6, 1S49-9t
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-16

Northern Cross Railroad, Illinois,
A law of the last session of the Illinois
Legislature authorizes the sale Of this road,
projected or commenced as part Of the
splendid scheme of railroads with which
the State was once garnished. 1t runs
from Mere,losia to Quincy, thus connect
ing the Illinois and Mississippi rivers.
1t was sold BY the Governor last Monday,
and was purchased for 81 $50, by Messrs
J. w. Singleton, Samuel Holmes, J. N.
Morris, c. A. Warren, J. w. Pitman,
and H. S. Cooley. A majority of these
gentleman reside in Quincy.-[Mo. Re-
publican.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-16

EASTERN MoRALIrY.-A prize fight
for 800 side, came off on Sunday week,
at Hoboken, N. Y, between two men,
whose names are given as Kavanagh and
Roberts. The latter, after the fifth round,
gave in. The pugilists are reported 10
belong to New York city. This affair is
disgracful in the extreme, and such exer-
ci.es on the Sabbath, especially, should be
CLOSELY looked into.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-08-16

Cholera al Jol;et.-The Joliet Signal of
the 9th, reports 10 deaths from Cholera
in that village, and among them some Gifts
most esteemed citizens. From private
sources, however, we are informed, that
the epidemic is on the decrease.-B