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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-17

Mr. kriechbauni-Sir: this Is TO C rttfy that \, a..
ing your most valuable Remedy enc of my eh,Ia.,.
was cured of cholera. When the child was sst,,I
ed, sent for hysician, tDr Rsns on,l who ,,,s
ed some Jour days, IN which time the child vr,w
worse. AT the end of four days he thought n ma
necessary to attend any longer ii up san H.,
was no help. BY the recommend nf Mr. H.
thought would try your LinImchi, Which Al.
with your inflammation Powders. / am har.r y
state to the world, that from the first use of II :,
child commenced mendiHg. and IT, 9 days was 49,
will still further certify, that in about on, v.
after. my eldest son was also taken With The ehfl
"a, and by using only one bottle Of your yslu,s.
remedy. he was entirely relieved, by atpi,i., \.
ternal and External, used a bottle in tw o hour,
still further state that my sister in law VIA,
tackled with the same disease, and BIZ the ns. !,
your Remedy she was restored to health.
little more to add TO the wonderful Cures rrr.
medicine has performed. DIR Saline vas attsrt.t
by cholera. when first came to him. / found -
cramped very much, and cold sweat standing al 4.
yer him. ! commenced giving him doses OF haf,
tea cup full, every ten fifteen minutes, Until "a
ing one bottle, and by that time, got him in a WIZ
perspration, and in shoi time was abe IT, he sv,
And do hereby certify to the world that on a.
ing your Internal and External Remedy, | hsr.
found it to be the best family medicine ! hav. a.
er used. A. kELsO
certify that Mr. A. Kelso appeared b, fine H,
this It'll day Of August $780, ana made oath thatn
above statement Of facts are true. Subscribed III.
same in my presence. JoHs GRAy, JR.
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POner"y. ssurkcc Il 20

"A HoLESALE Dealers in Foreign and Domes
tic DRY GOODS. l46 Main street. =, Io.;s-
GEORGE PoMERoy, New York. Dw,eur Drp-
KEE, WM Fl. BENTON. ST Iou;s t.,.,e,-n
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-17

burlington. Iowa. August ~ fS~g
Mr. J. G. kriechbaum, BurIington;--sIr:-
We. the citizens Of Burlington, after hsrfFf E''
ed your Internal and External Remedy. G0 tsfFsT
certify tn he pubic, that VI wv s uf tire best Mea
icines for family use, that have ever Pnfrhse@'
and therefore, feel ii our duty to annex cur na"f
tn show and testify what an invaluable Ren'tey We
believe il to lie.
&C. wrghtman, RoIley Morgan. Charles Isf's,'
T.. I. Hehner. Nelson Morgan, Jobn ssmI SOB -
McKenney. Edward Joy. J. ". " hitaksr- G. .'e1,'
son, John Brakeman. James Person. Res. o.
Johnson, Adam Funk. Adam ktiEFf. A. keiso' =.
Lahen. John r. kFirc hbaum, John farbafaH- ~
Papomen. A. johnson
KRIEtHBAIM'~ VEGETABLE SH'f
USED for Nervous diseases, Night SN*aIst ~
I ] termitteHt Fevrrs. ChIIIs aHa FFFfTs wv 49,
standing. when the patient has becoEar very ~
reduced.-AIso. for lingering diseases, shef "e''
reduced down ty sudden attacks.
The proprietor will insure tins n5sstefhesD 70
torn all that is caim' fer n. If rEGHnc".
~ Directions " i'll be given IN psmrhis' io's~ y
r-nanufacturcd only by ,. g. hfiT' hbs"m'p.
llngton, Iowa; to whom orders nay ee so"fes'e~
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PURELY VEGETABLE.

nd are such roots and barks fonithonch chiefly
fecung certain pars-in their general tendency pro-
uce the most cleansing and healing Effects Ir IMros-
ssLE TO cure many diseases Dropses Kidney Complaints.
&c, draw OIL Watery Humors from the Blood, or corrupt
and irritating secreons of diseased organs from the body
without the thorough OPERATION THE KIDNEYS as
caused by this Medicine. No OTHER extract even pre-
tends to hts effect In fact this operation for which
il is particularly compounded differs from all other
preparations and makes f&s best in existence
This
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Il. ID. Cracker

"A iioRNEf and Counsellor at Law Burlinc-
ton, Iowa, will attend to collection of debts.
ete' II Office. over Scott, Whitehead Il Co.'s
store. Jettersonst 40 90
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Pl BLlC SALE.

Office is hereby given that Saturday, the Goth
day of October next viii sell at Public Auction at
the Council Chamber. in the city of Burlington, OF
lot No. hundred and ninety light (i9sl bounded
follows, wit:eommencine the south
said lot raining north sixty and fourth feet I60s II }
thence east thirty and onehaif feet, tIS thence
south eighteen feet, S NJ thence east
2b H. thence south forty two and fourth feet t42. NJ
thence west sstyfonr and halt feet r6is IT, 10 place
fbesnning. the property of William Garyn to sa
ty the for paving the alley of Main
running from Washington to Columbia streets, levied by
authority of the City council of
TO the affinity dollars and eighty cents,l S3
with the interest thereon since the 18th day Of December,
lS49, and the costs OF levy, adv ezng saie &c. and al
so 10 satisfy the tax for gathering and cnbing Washington
street from Main TO hd streets, levied by authority
the city Council the of Burlington and
10 the OF thirty dollars and forty cents
with the interest the ed day of FEBRUARY
lS4g. and the costs OF levy, advertising, sale. &c.
Sept Co. 1850 EDWARD MARROW, Collector
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SAA
Mutual Life Insurance Company. OF New York.
Million Of Dollars
Securely invested III Bonds and Mortgages on re-
al estate in the cities of New York and Brooklyn,
and stocks of the State anu City Of New York and
United States Government.
All the Profits are divided among tho Insured.
The Company declared a dividend of profits OF
ffty-two per cent. on all existing policies on the
31st of January, 1SIS.
Persons may effect isurance on their own lives
and the lives Of others.
married woman can insure the life Of her hus
band the benefits of which are secured by law fol
the exclusive use of herself or children.
Clergymen and all others dependent upon sala-
ries or their daily earnings are specially invited to
avail themselves Of resource whereby their sur
viving families may be secured from the evils of
penury.
Annuties granted on favorable terms.
Pamphlets explanatory Of the principles of Mu.
tual Life Insurance, and illustrating its advantages
with forms of application. may be obtained at the
oifcc Of Geo. Frazee, Agent, on jefferson street.
JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President.
ISAAC ABBOTT, Sec'y. CHARLES GILL. Actuary.
July Is. 1850 GEO. FRAZEE, Agent.
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Eagle Hotel.

49,. FORT MADISON. IOWA, TRAVELLERS say
5s this Hotel - IN every respect equal any in the
xii western coaniry. The Proprietor, w e.. STRIPE
late ofthe Madison HoHse,l respectfully solicits
the patronage Of Travellers, andi,
Ecfermined TO deserve IL.
Enrt low 4
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PURIEIEs AND DRIVES OFT

All impure and gross humors not only by working dcc
the blood hut by restoring each organ to healthy vico
and especially increasing the action Of those which draw
from the body, and asnyy all impure or diseased
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-17

II RrrcHp.rMs HORSE LiNlMENT---"TR
II I,ninsrt bas been tested. ami Tr"stf to wv
one Of the est Liniments now I'm us~ frf al f"e
S;sansss ax horses are subject to. Also, hrmisFt
cuts. srrains swr'!inEs of oil kinds, FfstHia'Riff
bone. spa.id, Bots, CholIc, B'ghesd. etc e's' =
n.Napuf,turPd at Burlington, iowa. b J. u
kr,eehbaum. Ef~Price so cents per sctilT'
All letters to the Proprietor. must be POST pas.
rz-Thirty-three rer cent, will lie deductsS w.
nv Medicines. when sold at WHOLESALE
r-Orders directed 10 j. q. KHirrHHArHr o.
lirgton, Iowa, will receive prompt attfnf1er -
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or ELCl Al

M ONTHI.Y LIST OF LETTERS remaining IN the
itj Post Office in Burlington, Iowa. the LIST day OF
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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-17

/ ESfECIFULLY offers his professional serv,.
ces 10 the citizens Of Burlington AID vicinity.
Office, on Jefferson street. over tho s,n,a " S"n.
Whitehead CO., where he may be found at all o,rs
unless professionally engaged. fsent on. go
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-17
A. ID. Green
Dr l.. e.. M'kenney.

lenders his professional services to the citi-
i zens Of Burlington and vicinity. A constant
practice OF eight years in the West. has given him
fusl acquaintance with the prevailing diseases.
ONCE, one door west of Barrett House fanr n $50
49, McCUTCHEON HOUSE,
INIT: Upper Landing, Burlington. Iowa. NJ. PER-
-xaA hiNS, Proprietor. - IS cents per meal.
20 cents per single lodging. $3.50 per week. for
"iOhthI! DoafdeFS. lButIIhgIon, april ls. 1880
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STATE OF Iowa. Dcs Moines county.
hi strict Court Dcfphar

WAITE OF IUWN. IES fHIHtS CUuHtys
District Court October Term. 1850.
Isaac N. Safer, Petitioner, rs Elias Chichester. De-
Standardization for foreclosure of a mortgage.
nEFENDANT will take notice that the petition
Fer. Isaac n. Safer, on the 25th of September.
1850, filed in the Office OF the District court OF said
county, petition, setting forth that the defendant
on the 2lst Of March. 1919. conveyed tn said petit
TONER. lots No. IL and IS in the town of Middle
town. in said county, to secure to the petitioner
the payment Of the sum Of $2i5, with interest from
the date last afaresaid at The rate of ten per eeaun
per AMMAN, until paid, and payable on the 2lst of
September, ls50-and praying that the said petit
TONER may have judgment, for his debt and interest
and costs, and that a decree be rendered that the
equity of redemption Of said defendant in said mort
gagged premises be forecosea; and that the same be
sold to satisfy the amount found due the petition
er. with interest. o. C. WIGHTMA A n. Clerk.
sept IS. ts5G-6t L. d. Stockton. sol.
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TTORNEf AT LAW, Burlington, Iowa. Of
. hcescoFner OF Third and Washngton SITS. fe 80
i. Nv ss:t, t.w
4 StfERS his services tn the public as General
Collecting Agent and hopes by strict attention
and runctuali;y to merit reasonable share of pat-
ronage. Jan I7.1S5o
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w. ROIdridge
James ". Woods.

oMEPATlIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
I CFoifce, jefferson street, az J. 5. ScHRAMM.s
uilding. Il, - ,so,
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GREAT COUGH REMEDY
AYERS CHERRY Pee ToRAL."

cor Nf.IN. GUILDS. ftiI AiANt Mss
BRONCHITIS WuOOrlNG COtGH. GROUP,
ASTHMA sff tNN>l NPTioN
'rug UNIFORM 81 Cess which hss s'seude.. The
~ hi. preparation. IL ssuary ri-c Us pow rr 10
r- g. ana affections Of thr lungs, have gained or .
r- -hrlv f.rs.ei hy no 1ii,r medicine We Off. ii -
on. c'-' sh entire confidence in its virtues a. tho
n .e ef INST Wi .HhIue and remove ie sryefr'l a.
'acss of disease upoH ur thf'a. anf uags While -
DOW srf reu"f gen, Do ihe most desperate snd amos.
g. nsrss cases ~ cnusnn gnon. = ESQ., nm dm '-hei
..r- one OF . niIfs and mos. agreeable family medi-
rne- .rcor cough. AMI colds Rrat below tt Ipin.
ION ~ Wro klonu % tlr word, aud the "nrld
re.gecttle.fop iors
rom Professor Hitchcock
IANtr. L Az / used y0uf Cherry Pc 20
raj in iny ut deep seated Bronchitis snd
rabr compound tor ihs relief ct aryngs ant broachG
i.Fcf's n nos opinion as fo IA .lpcdor character can
De of any service Al herN io Mo-" v ~ you hnk
ffol-r EDNAkD hlIthlOCh, LL ID
President ~ Amherst College
from Beni Siiinal NJ u LII etc
Professor ~ Cheu'-frr. MneH.ogy. Sc Yale College,
Member 81 ftr iil N =, Med Pl hui Scientific sO,ie-
rs. ~ Amer "a Rld Europa
deem me Crefry Peslors Efn'fab.s composition
from .ons Of ihs h.-t srcis IN the Msrrs Medica aud
very effective rgnely or the class oi seases b. .uend-
ID 10 cure
N,,s Haven. Conn Nov. 3. 1919
PROF. Craselani. Il Bow Join College. Ne
r.es nave witnrsssd .fects IF yunr Cherry Pee,
s family an hat ~ my friends, ard n
-fscoG O. state 10 rs favor that no "iicno tsFe
known Aas proved eninenty successful 10 curing
diseases
Sod by RCsHTON CLARK co mo and - Broad
WHvs SMITH, Brooklyn; NOVEL; WI ANS
hursh. AMI hy -ugg.-t generally. AID 1"IuIhASE
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QUINCY s. co.'s GENUINE

AMERICAN PRkPAhED fLOURt
lfOR MAKING BREAD, Tea Cske' &c without SAT- Or
j Yeast
Rrquirng only 10 be made into tough with cold vasr.
an = ready ior he There Il always certainty ~
u -four maAing good bread, winch VIII nos become
.-uJ'dy " with Keeping - ...
10 vii MAKE TEA CAKES WITHOUT BUTTER
sb-s az. without eye and puifings without suet
II ran ,- used zdyzntsgs for a. domestic pufpcsos,
- yYurf u bguer ard with nj. Flour vii produce
pasry eqgAl laaI made win one pound ard ordinary
Flour
For Ship Sore. i,s invaluable ss 10 qualities remain
impaired u sly ~umss
C-rlhcaU- u Jane. K Chiffon Fsq. N ID
have examined tho American Prepared Flour pal 70
BY Guinhy CO and can recommend ii ss nosl vh0e
zone zrllc., JAMES X Chiffon, N ID
sold Wholesale By Quincy co. H5 Wskerst and
N sprng Also BY b ACKERHAH, q BsIciay-sL and
re - ~ ne pnucipe Grocery Stores In New Yort and
b-oosyu
" y Orders Tor sh.pping - CsNrns and Other places
Sap Stores, g.. put lp a short notice 40 lm.h
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Marriage among the ~. John Indians.

The Passport Me SeEhno publishes the fol
lowing under the head Of " lnklings Of q recent
TIP up the -. John River.
Perhaps all OF my readers are 10; aware of the
peculiar custom OF this tribe IN regard T. marriase
Ga passing through their village near Fredericton
learned tia, their manner OF wooing or rather
~ woolng and wedding. was in this wise -
W hen young Indian wishes to take a WHEAT
which time he has no idea " no his copper colored
companion vii be,-he make his wish known -
his parents The cd couple then consult with the
chiefs and matrons Of the village, who discuss the
matter, and decide upon the bride. Feasting and
pow vows now commence. during which the
candidates for matrimony are brought together,
The bride So yeiled, that neither she nor her has
band recognize each other. After marriage which
IS attended with great ceremony. the couple are
separated for the space OF nsc day s-w hen. the
ieasiluS Nc. being over they unite SIS man All
"ue, ana for the first time, each knows 10 whom
ne or she las been linked 10y toe ia,cs believe
tins custom appsoNlmates very much 10 that OF the
Chinese. Frequently IN both cases believe. the
parents ~ the bridegroom are obliged 70 paw
PIKE. sc per bargain, - the parents who furnish
the bride
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I'enIb iDa.

Old folks brush ZAP your memories and young
folks sc; down your maps and tel Is where Fam
biuais Musical name isn't III
Wei, go up the Mississippi make wake
through Lake Pepin, hear the evening gun from
Fort Snel.ing-up TIL
The Fal, Of - Anthony ing on ihe ear -
up till away through the woods your eit glitter
the waters of f.b Lake-ou. till your canoe sliies
into 1t sea tie birth place of the VI ssls,ipp' and
then hurra for the Red River Up you 20, tul you
hear the murmgr o, the Lake NJ the " Gods on the
east and the hll. %, SelkIrks Settlement Is waited
20 the ear by the north western WIND, am Ius'
there. in latitude - and longitude 20 west five hun
bred miles from ~ PauIs. IS Pembina The lnhab-
tants OF this remote settlement are hall breeds.
cross OF Indian and French as happy as The day $
long and ahoriil- lively instance OF the vel
known an nifty o. the French men Tor the lAdal
women. This association OF the tNo races iavors
the side OF civilization more than baroarism there
fore tie Pefub.uas are civil zed lhey I'VE 10
houses they use carts aud raise grain. Yet the
circumstances OF their location. or lingering oi
the Indian instinct lead them 70 iind their cnie' sub
sisience Ia the chase. Their arms are guns ihelr
dress 5 hall way between that vs. Tie whites an
tie Ind. ans They wear wi.d looAin. ilr caps
blanket coats pants secured around The waist o!
belt and deer-skin moccasins Their complexion
is swarihy. their air and eyes black Their ,aA.
euase is au impure French though a. prooso'!
tak Indian BESIDE.
Ia the Spring they pm, small patch OF ground
IN seed, and pack III q tie buffalo plains or he
chase IN the Winter they huat ioE iars. These
are the articles Of export As SON as ne roads
sc dry in the Spring, caravan Starts OF ioF -.
Pan. with these articles for The purpose OF trade.
The equipage IS novel and curious single Ok
IS haruessed into the thils Of cart VIII 4 ar
and pad. as We harness horse. The cart las hisn
wheels thou, particle o. ron abol, a.! psri
Circu strips Of green hie are stretched ar ana
the ends u the hubs 60 that when TIE san be
comes by It makes a ;.h, band. \ OK covering
Of linen Goth IS hoopei over the top @. The cart
which suits the SQUAT NJ posture o. the women
aud children who sometimes come 10, and i serves
for r canopy e. night
Frequettly a cararaa Of these people 5 seen
coming into s. Pau. strung al'l- me "eat! ~
number Tsair Journey occupies ~. nye cA.s
These people, SAYS the VI une'1f1 F.9geer. are
sinpie-hes-ted and accoluie. "a c..izels ci lie
Territory, entitled % vote snd bold nee.
IsroSD. Gszette
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CLOTHING.
.E,iE>s .PaING AND sUMMER

4 ENTIENENs sPhING AND sINNfR
WEAR-Wrr T Jennings 4 Co. Diapers and Tai.or',
F'r,s quality s-siy made clothing, &c 81 Broadway.
American Hotel, soicl Al inspection Of Iheh sssor1men
and sess0nsbe soods which 10 point OF richness
ard variety IA erceeds sny prevou. Offering cotnmea'-
fais 10 II with additions 20 the premises
which affords wider scope for nsr business ia which ney
vii eudesyor merit continuance u The liberal pstro
usge which has recognized leir gsfmess - he m'a!
economical cut and finished thry 10 sty- hul rare
-lu. withsl dsposrd % ~ gfoyerplay mnHrti7
chs,ya. M 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-30

SPORTING FAcE.'-Mr Quincy. Mr.. Frs
father & strict p-eserver OF his game Upon
one occasion while walking IN his park he heard
a sho, fired In a ueishborins wood be burned 10
the spot and lis naturally placid temper was con.
sidersby r1aed on seeing young oacer, with
pheasant at his feet, deliberately reoadins bis gun
As the yousc msn however, replied 10 bis rather
warm expressions By polite apology. Mr.. Cur
news warmth was some v nat alayed bat he could
not refrain from asking the intruder What be would
do If he caught man trespassing on his premises
would ask him in 70 luncheon. wss the reply.
The serenity OF tins impudence was not TO be re-
sisted
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OLYMPIC
DrvVCF.- ,iI>~TH kL-.-

vy,p.- ,rIN~TREL-.-Ttec s'ra- Pomp-y,
~ ch' Hr.-.t., v 1.r.A 40 Broe1~ay o-i~--o
- q =. G-ari every eT-ll1z %, ~--A Do.i'
- - Couc-ri Al ocloeI Tn- nos1..s' ~
oiTI d Pierce 10 IS ..y- - + ll1p 81 p-rio'-
- st.r1 .aT- sfe- '-r- T-c "a % -. = 70 ~
- -.rs. d appreciation by crow Jed s-o.-lc-'
-. - ot then as o-ins nc - - ---s VI 80
- - psr,rrslc,. on Ws-aesdsy' n sA--f-A.'
=, =. ---- \. --c1uc-r. a. JcocE All "~- = =
49,. .-sts 81 IS private boxes - a.
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4 meeting oi ..e friends 0f Peace wa .a.l Oh
Thursday 18th mt 10 fbr North Russell So lr1'ch-
Boston. Hon. SAMUEL GHfFif presided " e
.siher sketch OBJ tie prce. i1-s iam '.r report
of the Bysi0u Jotrnqi 4 series o res1. utl"ns - -
rep. rtcd by Commit tec APPOINTED to prepare them
and - nominate DELEGATES to tie Frankfort Peace
Convention. one %, the resolutions reI or'.d su-
,es,ad the idea o. petit rin- 'lc General p't'r4-
meut il- ship of Var % carry the Amer az Dele
gates o. Frankfort : Committee a. hFe vas ac
cordlu.lt apo uted - distribute petitions for ~
nature il istou. Tire other resolution sus es'ea
the eXr,1icncy of bHlln- gIartery mcetn-s on
o., subject o. Peace iu Boston ana the Committee
On Resolutions Ncre instructed 30 nominate f. Com
mttee 70 carry out tne object
Hon. Amasa Walker gave some inicres n,
"reminiscences OF ftc Peace movement AMI fs
present state lu En-aud II said CHAT Peace
principles are much more widely aifusei a.t cher
i.heI Ia that couitrl taan Iu tnt ntcd ates -
They received their first impulse from fha enu
Cora Law agitation, which was s'a-t % nf three
mon DO Manchester. This agitation caJst irof. .e
o. inquire hat he oppressive tax was -eiu.ted
for and they found that Il vas 10 : STAN the W ar
system and they aso found that tle cHlri cause
of iheir burIcnso1lc taxation Nas this sam " ar
s. stem. aud 50 they commenced 4 vi-orol. attack
upon IT, He also spoke Of ine vide dlll' on of
the dOin-s aud views 81 the Congress 30 Paris, by
means Of the Euro eau press.
In the evening. c.o4uc.t addresses We're de-
Iivered by Rev. Or. Tucker. bcv. Mt bNlse oi
Concord. y. II and e number oi others.
Rev Mr. Holland urged 10 an earnest strain 10"
du,y ofopposiu- the maxim, "ln peace prepare 'or
war. advocating general disarmins %. Oh" aa-
tons aud enforcing the duty of Christians u avoid
all connection with the Va system. and O. lncu'-
Gaze iu their children az eternal eumity 70 war.
At the cosc Of NJ Hollands remarks the reso-
lut.ons which denounced the Var system, and
urged tie adoption OF Peace measures were auan-
mously adopted, and the following gentlemen
were appointed as Delegates u the Frankfort Con.
veutOu:
For rtr.f Cong q 'ric'-llll Sam Greela-
For q sf0a-Re srh TrtNon Lev Ilcarr. Rev.
Cover. Tlmoth, her, k.q Rev \ L. sor.
For Counfu ~ Stgatk-Dr : - Howe r N Jacssor,
Is Robert W.lelsior 70. " " Stone, 20
After the transaction Of some further bushes.
tie Convention adjourned. 1t vas very fully a.
tended, and the speeches made were unusually in-
tertstinE.
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WILL SOON CLOSE
PANORAMA OF NO1ADE r

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