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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-20
MDSCELLAN EsBCS.

CRENcH LOOKING GLASS PLATES. AND RougB
Plate Glass for shy iiEhts from tho mandatory efN
PULLEN COLGATE II and ~ Pearl stree,
ns-Frics currents may be mad on Application.
NJ ATT tsONr MADE EASY. OK HOW TO WIN
NI Professor la~ton, Of London, having arrived
In Boston will send o. address receipt q doar
post paid plain dircctaus To enable ladies' gntlem
win devoted affections Of the opposite tn,
srcotve 81 nse appearance or poe "n snt last though
not lehst be arranged With such AMI decscy
Tat detection lie mpossibe Address. rrofessr
Boton. macs No letter taken from the Pest Oce nnlet
the postsse 10 paid.
CoAL.-BAvIHG TAKEN NEW YARD, AT THE
" corner q 0cerck ard kvington STREETS In connect"n
With my Old Established Yard at kns and street,
mean TO cell Coal of the test quality as usual Wis nieh
sles and all profits for cash only Red Ash boat
delivered. So White Ash So 7s-fron yard IS cent.
PETER CLINTON.
vNILDIRs PATENT sALAMANpER sArEs-RoFF
w sterrns Co., are the only makers OF Wuders safes
With Richs Improvement. in the United states Nine
their es preserved their contents unnjured during the
late eslamitous IRE In San Francisco Numerous c-rh
eaes ofte in accidental hres 1.-THE only be relied
As NARvINs. is water street.
THE BROTHERS THOMAS, IRON PARIS, WHORE
establish merit situated at ifS Wooster street sail the
attention OF all persons Wishing 10 have
snd cnemtnt in carton terre made in the sud old
sildns for apartments and frames Ttsy have choice
selection ofbesutiful rcssces, for ceilings
'To souTuERNERs AND GENTLEME~ wirH TEN
der feet-1he vsrnu. Carium Boo's and shoes the
itest easiest snd most riahle otter ed TO the public
1hoee suffering from boots will ind trial ther
tsurcrory over eyery other Mind Of u.,eri, intro
duetd before. r. GEO. BALL, 3hstor House barclay a.
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&xCUksg,ShS,

ExCUksE,SSS,
SPLENpID SUM- EXCURSIONS TO FLUSHING
sLASD CRY CAPT sa Rsyasa. ~ on and sSf
supsay !uy % -. Leave Fulton Marhet slip
o'clock and a1s NJ, landing at the foot Of Brooms
WIN leave Flushing Saturday evenings. half .ss
CUNDAY EXCURSION TO sTRATroNPoRr. De-
ss 8od sSa "SIi' Capt &
Taaf an os% to sasy sy a.
soeosk; sPrns street at "a DO Esss river PECK slip at
do; after which, she vim make Isl trip up ,ouu
and on IstSrnOE will l,nS her pas1s gers At
to The e.y Tcssts y be obtained AZ the once OF INN
A MEXICAN PG,9IEsr.ET AsssocIATIoy-s!ssT
hrsen Lodge No Of the above Association. will come of
SLS iiSsty
at Csdsr sher, s, will hys ample time
treat, fhe committee pledge themselves Nat hohsr trouble
and pleasant excursion Of the season ToKsts 80 ents
ts had Of the tO.s Noble
RoteIt nuur rys. Alex iS-milton., T,o, Tisrd fred
hTdd RG I as VIII It 1s the G s
,trss, r. o'elscs Dslsr.y street at g! Main street.
..s ies Mr. *. the same landing. to be made o.
piri,uOu' liqu0rtO he solo by Ey srd a,, q mn
Rosrnr JrrnsoN, Secretary.
T. y,
~ staten lssnd. Fore Us. each way; children
half price, The large az tavodte steamer CarALtNE
Capt W u Peek, will run as folio Every sun
siS IN: its DO Leave Bresh,r tfon Tsstss .aScs
Icsr the lutoa Ferry, at "a ocleck 4 ~ d.
oalcS CIV GyS zap P,s ssa :. A
opportunity toerjoy the air. and the
and srhor Of tho metropolis and 10 visit the far
fsgcds at vardsrtilts LandinS. n. B.Passengcrs
PARTICULARLY requested to have resty change
EXCURSIONS TO ruE FISHING pANxsEyERr DAY,
~ eseep, Saturdays The sea steamer BUFF sLu. Capt;
81 it'll. leaves the foot Of Hammond street AZ rclook
a. NJ, Canal stres, a. - orsnd street ~ At sd Ca.
nnIire ttret o. 81, Por No n, atg o'clock. rctura.
mgly5l. N. fbhips tackle b,t and rsfroshmenss pro.
uo,d. vpr. - oents each way.
ChAND EXCURSIONS 70 COMFY isLAHD LIANT
" Ing at Fort Hamilton each wny-Fsre I2k Cents
The and splendid etsaner TROJAN Capt J - Rod
will make daily excursions 10 Concy Island
son. leaving oiio~s MORNING rripFrom Spr,bs
81 half past o'clock ga and hafrsss ~ aus q. 81
From Pier 3 ". X, NJ hRlfpast q, TO- ! snS ~'ccck
Uorp,ps srir from psyt Hamilton 81 ".
GRAND siGBr-CAPTeREO OF A wHALE--ALL WISH
~ ms TO jois the eHCursun. Ia steamer vhainE
banks hr week ad ertised few Gays ~ hood
hemselycs in readiness tie 2th inst all particulars
viii he given in THE Of the ga Al and 9Th
CHARGES moderate and the steamer to be 10 pot every
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II NICEERBOCKER HALL, CORNER OS EIGHTH
Nl avenue and Twenty sreet-Splendid variety Of
Eh ian night tbis week by Whites
origin 81 mitahle hand serenaiers nine number.
rising OF the most eff ent and talented conptni
Doors at half past concert to o'clock,
precisely. Cards Of admission, I21a cents
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THE TURF.

Union COURSE. LONG IsLAND-THE PROPRIE-
~ tor offers the following Purses and Stakes, to
the Inter part Of August and in September Free for all
trotting horses. in narness'-
No. Purse 81 $780, with inside stake of $780, h. IT,
three mile leafs in hat Free for all horses.
No 2-Pur-r $50 with de stake Of SO h. r.,
mile hea,s in harness. Free for all tortes.
No 3Iure s2Jo with inside stake OF $3.50. h. IT,,
mile heats best three in Eve IL harness Free all
No 4-pur-e Of $780, With inside stake Of Sl00, h. IT,
mile fvats best three tve for all paauz
horser.
No -Purse Of S2,0 with inside stake of 500, IT,
two mile heats in harness. Free for all trotng stations
exert u lawrence
Irr above purses and stakes to close Mad
deI- No ~ Chatham square Monday, July 2st by
o'clock, Il. NJ. Three t. make ant
JOHN L.. SNEDIkER, prietor
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE


NV YORK AND PuILApELPBIA-NEw YoRn
and Philadelphis direet.-upiscs state. Msil Line
.nroufn IN ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad.
rced 70 for nrst class and 81 second e.v,
~, from foot Of Courtlsns streets and a.
W. andb y. ~. from foot Of Liberty street. Leave Phi
AasIhia al and ~ snasp r., from the tcos ~ va
CAhDfF AND AMBoy RAILRoAD LINE PROM sRv
1erh 70 Phadelphia-Leaye Pier Nc. North River, y,
sn cssaa John PoTTER Morning Lime 81 s'ooet
srx e,pSon Line oeloeh lsre by either line -
wv ~ nv 2. Miss k~e~t
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nF RATS NOT TIW LIE.
~ which, the last tenth cfJuly,
Were troublesome vermin ween,
And before fffy.two,
The rats will be 90 few.
1hey1i be Gagged snd be Kept 20 be seen.
For lyons Pills and Lyons Powder
Make hi, fame grow loud and louder;
gaptipd will bless with their last breath,
And rats will curse him cen In death.
Tell me not in nournfnl numbers,
life 10 hut an empty dream;
Bed bugs may be put In slunters,
Uros which ne rorrovs CLEAN.
LYONS Depot, 90 Broadway.
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% Nassau street., 0OOtsnAkefH OnIOus-
Cfens sited call and examine the
sne * Boots shoes and style Of Caters at the
Foosmskers Union s Nassau street. where large assert
nent be found at retail for Wholesale prices.
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GRAND sIGpr-cAPTeRE OF A wHALE-ALLMIsn.
HOUSES. oARRIAaa.. g..


nor SALOON WEDNESDAY, JUtY TWENTY.
third, az the Horse Barssr No. 81 Crosby rli-
matched psir of cvored Norveisn ir-s-, thont
ftft,en hands high with long as tails ani
seven years old They ere gentle In ni the
saddle and enc Of them pleasant ks~e for ls
oelooh Saturday the 1871 instant until the sale
C,oR shLE.-h FINE GLASS fkovT CALECuE
II made Ny Wood Tomlinson Co, at cost gf :, ,0t-
tostther th superb psr Of Horses prectiy
prompt handsome drivsrs Also harness. nad-
best city mske-s handsOme dress blankets ADD
bic blankets &c &c The above will he soii ehssp owner
tune Housc, New Rochelle For furt er ,rsuar apply
TO WOOD. Tomlnson Co.. tln Hroaa~sv.
EOR SALE "A LARGE BAY HORSE. CART ANDHAR-
ness viii be sold low. " applied for i'm iatey Can
BE- seen between the hours Of A NJ, aud r. NJ at lgt
Wet street.
EoR sALE-A FAIR or BEAUTIFUL aRowNMAREs
hve ytars old, l5is hand high. good IN all hsrses-
wry superior syl-vil travel " miles
and warranted sound. Aso sing horse dark bav ls
hards high four old sbd fast also
uDd srd tie Can be athorn stable corner Of
18th street and University Place. for tso days
ETNE HoRsE FOR SALE Iowa pEAUTIrrI
full blood Mare, l5 hands hish nine years old hind In
srFe and double harn,es good lary's s.ntienans
,seas ncrss we property Of sent.msn who has no use
Price low
TEE fousRIsN CON DITIUN POWDERS ARE NOW
MhnowIedsed " th eusands ~ hcr the only
s tnd greedy crra for farcy distemper nh eve swell
cd ess cts,ruet urine lose appetite aud wat cond
psesse.
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Broedwsy lheatre.-There was large and highly re-
meeting Of the friends Of Mr. Aarsha held at the
hr,or House on Friday evening, when committees were
oTn aud The proposed object taken In business
M mhnl.r The mestir addressed by several ditin
ghished gentlemen, who
O" The "oftlntss OF the recipient OF tins general tribute Of
nect All communications the sub ct are TO be al
dr. seed TO Docot Qusckenho Secretary OF the
tfhee, Broadway Theatre July 10, lS5l
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Rf, MOVAuS.

ySNyNNNr~~~~e~-y~-y~~~.-ev~-
NEw YORK, July q. ls5l-RFMOvAL-GEO. W.
~ Tarr ham merchant tailor has removed from No
iark Place, TO No. $50 broadway, between Spsng an
broome streets.
EkovAL.-L n. SIMPSON y SONS. IMPORTERS
IL Of Brnndies Wines, NC have removed their
NJ. Is Beaver street, near New.
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A 1LANTIC GARDEN.-UNDER THE NEW PROPKl-
"A e,orshp this popular place is receiving large aud In
-reGsing patronage. addition the usual luxuries Of
the the proprietor has engaged sheon celebrated
Band OF Music which viii play, pleasant every Tuesday
Nnd rhursday avening oil each weok. Admittaneefree
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ID AYnoNpx HLRh nRIEshAnn.n MEN, HaRls

ADIts AND GENTLEMEN OF tue PRO Rsstov
tot aeknowedged ta.ut des rous OF ensasem ats for
the suing at she Pitshnrg atre will please
address, paid. Joseph c. Foster the Of c.
Parsloe, Burtons Theatre, New York.
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I NASTLE GARDEN-THIS DELIUIiTFUL sUMHEh
resort open to vsiters throughout the day iron
to r. NJ 1t is the largest and beautiful
this country and the view from the upper galleries Of
aoble bay and harbor Is alone worth the price
sdmissiop--one shilling.
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G1 000 REWARD-THL SUBSCRIBER WILL
70 ,OOO tie above reward a who will
Trh lin with competent and Satisfactory legal proof OF
tie and place Of birth cf child Mrs Norton
wife of James lin Norton The child bora the
1880 tie earl, part of 1881 either in the city ofNw
York Brooklyn Ms Is believed, ard has been known by
the Of Charles Wentworth He placed in the ia
suon Of the escri'e in March 1896 AVID has been eiu
Gated therein. Dated New York Jul, 49, 1851.
Ii. PENQUEr q Bank street
TNFoBMATIuE wANTEn-NR. EDWARD MKELvY
lett hurgh DO the Santa Claus. Tuesday
morning . for Ncv Y'rk and has not been heard from
nce For weeks previous his health had been bad.
MKe'vy a gar masfr lie has wife and children
whom he was very fond Of II is feared accident
have befslltn him liberal reward will be paid fr
information of him. BY Mrs. CArnARINE MKELVY, New
burgh.
DIANA HOUsrON.-ANY INFORMATION RESPECT
~ ing Diana Houtop. who left Baltimore the frst
July, win be received With pleasure at Mr. Robert aers
at No 81 at No G. Vestry street. Brooklyn. By calling
there she will see her friends.
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AAUUAA Is N'CD.

DowEKY THEATRE-BuxEs. Is CENTS; PIT, ~
ID cents ssats in OrehsssrA Boxes " esa-Dsors open
quarter psst ard the curtain will rise At quarter
tefse koDday evening July 81. aud continued during
the ek. spectacle of AZAEI the ProdzaaLasl Mr.
Iepd, Mr. Lethpgwsjl; se,h9s Mr. Moore; pacharis Mr.
Mr.. Stone ZeIita Miss Hiaert. The performances will
commence wi the comedy of ALL TIE WORLDS
S1ACE, .r, He VI ould he Plsyer-Dggory Mr.. Jordan
Fir Gilbert, MT Bowes; Miss Is. fumphen. Mrs Brosdey.
AJIBLOs GAkDEN.-MAhAGER, NIX. JOHN SEXTON
~ Tickets 81 cents: Private Boxes s. Doors at Il
To commence ocloch Usua and uniform success OF
havel Family aud the sisters frnDek These
ar sies have been most last week
svss Will with the equally popular darie1nia paatsmime
by AdoIph Ad.m. Succeeded by the ballet pantomme
called LIZ DlABlE 3 QUATRE-Aatonrk. Antoine Kaseii
tkEEh MGNsTEk-ChevslierM iroque Jerome RsyeL
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;
II ESInEET G0VERNESS-AN ENGLI5H LADY, OF
~ the highest etahity and the eduaa
top desiroN OF situation above Besides the usual
routine of gold English education, she is perfectly
ten to truet in and singing French I'D German,
which pish she
this city, in the hrst famies whom reference
given. Address Alpha Herald office.
TEACHERS WANTED A GENTLEMAN QUAIL
fec to teach French, Drawing Gymnastics aud Music
IL latter qualification not ab ,outey requisite None
Pa rss Swss need apply Chestnut Board
IL School, CT fton, Staten Island.
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GhAED EECuHsiOss TO COMFY BLAND. LIANT
" Ing at Fort Hamilton each vny-Fsre I21k Cents
The new ana splendid steamer TROJAN. Capt Rod
will msse daily excursions to Coney Island for the
son. leaving as fOe~s MORNING rrp-Frcm spnns street
~ half past o'clock ga and halfpsss ~ aug q. 81
From Pier ". X, NJ haifpast q, 10 I and ~'oleek
Norutpe trir FROM ~ ~
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AUCTION NOTICE.-Gk0CERIES MACKEREL,
IA Cheese, Brandy segar ines, &c-On Tuesday July
" at oeloek in from. Of the store 81 Dey street Macke
rel, salmon. Behring'S. Raisins Cheese, Fberts Wilnus
Mustard. Tea, Ground Ginger Citron Sogars Macesrou
sopp Bran Gin, Whsksy, Claret, Port sherry and
dena; Ink, Olive OIL 100 boxes Lemon Syrup. sc.
W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer, 81 Dey street.
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w ANTED-A sEANsiREss WANTS A SITUATION
w to and take shArge Of children. IL nerican
sged 20 Refers 70 tho she 10 At present living with
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

FROM OREGaN.--A letter in the Galesburss
Newsletter from Milton Shannon, formerly Of
Knox county, ILL.,, gives the following informa-
ton respecting Oregon aud several persons there,
formerly residents of Burlington, and we'll known
to many of our citizens:
Fruit trees do well here. They have finer
peach orchards here than ever saw in any other
coantry-they bear in three years from the stone
Apple trees, think, do as well here as any where
else IN the world. General McCaryer has the
hnest apple aud peach orchard ever saw. be-
here. They We're all in bloom when arrived
here. thought it was the handsomest sight in
the shape of an orchard that ever saw. took
DINNER at his house and eat apples that he had
fs!sed last year McCarver has very valuable
situation. Jennings also has fine situation, with
a line orchard. | mention these names merely
because they are from old Knox, thinking that
some OF their friends may enquire after them. If
they do, you can say that | saw them and they
arewell. Also, Mr.. White, formerly from Knox,
and believe connexion OF Mr. Jennings.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

Engira3.--ln the British Parliament. the de-
feats sustained by the Government on Tuesday,
respechn, the vote by ballot, and the annual tax
on attorneys, have produced no practical results.
Nothing has occurred in either House, except the
final passage, through the Commons, OF the bill
repeating the window tax, and establishing a
House tax, and the ignomnious defeat, BY a :ote
of 23o to 10, on Nj Hume's renewed attempt 10
throw dust upon Sir James Brooke, the raah of
Sarawak.
The Qheen's visit to the city and the two Ital-
an OPERA houses, are the events which have en-
crossed attention this week.
Nearly $1,000 were taken at the exhibition on
the 1lth.
The annual Scottish Fete took place in London
on the 10th and llth, and was numeroasly attend
ed despite the extreme unpleasantness of the
weather.
The banquet to the Queen at Guildhall, Lon
don. passed off most satisfactorily.
The Lord Mayor is to be created a Baronet.
Cardinal Wiseman was worsted in an action at
law in Jersey; he is in London.
Reports from Ireland announce that the potato
disease had rcappeared. The extent is only par
tial.
Fraaee-In France, NJ. De Tocqueville has
presented to the Assembly the report of the COM
mttee on the revision OF the constitution, and the
report is strongly in favor of an entire revision,
but without, any personal bearing whatever. In
deed is remarkable for singularity strict impair
tiality and caador. Reports are current that
Gen. Barasua D'fIillers has resigned the Office
COMMANDMENTS Chief in Paris. Gen Naaivier is
to propose motion for the election of the Con-
stituent Assembly by universal suffrage, should
the revision b. voted. The debate on the report
OF the revision commit!c takes place on July lith.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07
BURLINGTON IOWA. I
Streets and Alleys.

The Alley between Main and Second fro,,
JEFFERSON 10 Columbia North, is nuisance from
sop 70 bottom. One Of our Physicians on pro-
iessionai duty, has just made tour in that drec-
uoa and states, that it is frightful with green
ponds ana The earcasses of Cats, Frogs, and other
matter IN decomposing state, which throw off
their obnoxious efiuvia in the Atmosphere and
create disease. Oar City Fathers might take
awaik around our city, and examine some of the
hy-paths, and alleys, and then return and order
lime
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

Col. BENroS's BooK.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Ne,c York Express gives the
following hints az TO the nature of Col. Benton's
Forthcoming book:
Colonel Benton hear Of, as busy at his book,
and busy as counsel at the Departments, before
one of which he has appeared in two hour ar
gu,nent for one of his Missouri Cheats. In his
book, understand, he says he has some hard
shots for the Wings but even harder ones for the
lame ducks Of the Democracy. The Wings have
been shot at so often by the Colonel, and both
upon the wing and at rest, that they can afford a
few more rounds from his fowling piece. But
how viii the lame ducks stand this shooting from
one who has been alternately worshipped by
them as ssOld Bullion," ssthe Great Expunger,''
the right arm of ssthe Greatest and Best,' ''the
Champion Of the Constitutional Currency" and
by all titles in the calender Of patty and political
fame. The lame ducks already invoke tie muse
of Butler to save them.
And may the gun that shoots at duck or ploser.
Bear wide the mark and kick the owner over.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

A CHILD CONVICTED or MuRnEs--A negro
boy named George Long, only eight years of age,
was tried at Baltimore few days ago for the
murder of the child of John Rumpt. The jury
rendered a verdict of ''su'lty Of murder in the
first degree" The Baltimore American SAYS:
"The verdict viii meet with the general ar
prcvai OF the community as the only proper one
winch could be rendered in this singular and al
most Unparalleled case, the first, we believe.
which has ever occurred in Maryland, of child OF
his age being the subject of capital conviction.
The boy prisoner heard the verdict rendered
against him without the least apparent emotion.
though there was no doubt he fully understood its
pulport.'
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07
Cultivation Of Tea in 8. Carolina.

DR JuNIus SMITH, of Grecnsille, s. c., writes
70 the N. Y. Journal of Commerce that his cN-
perinents in the growth of tea. have confirmed
and established the important fact that the tea
plant Of China Is congenial to climate and that
any farmer in the Union can make his own tea
with the same ease and the same certainty that
ne can make his own bread. On the 2sth June,
ne plucked from several Of his tea plants, small
quantity Of tea leaves and proceeded to dry and
convert them into tea. On the 18th July, he says,
he had before him pot of fresh green tea from
his own plantation, the first he had enjoyed. The
fragrance is not so high as the imported Hyson
tea, but the taste is fur more pure and clean IN
the mouth. 1t had not the slightest disagreable
hste, but full delicious flavor, indicating per-
feet purity.
DIR Smith is Of opinion that if the United States
can produce one good quality of tea from the Chi
M pcant, that our various kinds of soil, diversity
.of climate, temperature and location will pro-
duce every kind that grows in China.
AcclDENr.-On the 10Th of July, the tavern Of
= N. Pollock, at Oregon, Polk county, Missouri,
vas struck by lightning and consumed. bar
Fel ot whiskey in the bar-room was ignited BY the
e'ecsric fluid, and exploded; seven or eight men
seaed IN the bar-room, found 1t impossible TO es-
saPe only through the windows, the door having
Aon some cause, become fastened Two men
s'e burned to death, and five others were so
een injured by the flames, that three Of them
"sve since died, and the others were living not ex-
Pected to recover.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

What Constitutes a Man.-Fowler, the cele-
brated phrenologist, makes the following sweep
ing assertions
'.Young man, middle-aged man, it matters not
ycur riches, your any thing else whatever, you
are no man unless you have been in love"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07
FRO BE co~TfswEn.

\ leran-ci wandrrcr was 4het while approach
in- house near Elktoa. Ni-, Fn the evening.
and killed Tins occurred rear th@ aren@ nf the
Cos,Ien murder since which the inhabitants of Nil
that region. both i'm Delaware amt Maryland. do
not feel srcarr Tn their horses ard VI is extreme
ly hazardous to approach u house there aft~r
nGhtf4l.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07
Kw Fapr ffsf- fa1

The steamer Baltic sailed m moon for Lirerroi
with sevenfr-ise passengers. Among them ~
Garmon Acha. Commander III Chief of tho A4s-
triaa Navy; Gen. Francisco Amero, CnmHaneter
Of the Spanish Army, and Nr Sttsh~@- The com
medIan, bearer of dispatches f"r Lon'a"n. >ns
takes out Sh2D. 100 i'm specie
The Pacific. now Ten DAYS cHt, " n"f VET fr'e-
rrarhei.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

Statistics Of Dubuque Coanty,-We are ndebt-
eo to Sheriff Stewart Tor the following statistics
Population of Dubuque county, l0.350
Value of real and personal property St9Ti,13
Average value for each person, $40 50
HralI
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

In Newb2ryport, married woman followed
MIR Lahan Pike into store, and cowhided him
over the face, head and back until the blood flow
ed and ne plead for mercy. She was seeking re-
dress for alleged slander
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-07

CULTIVATION OF FLAX SEED FOR OtL.-The
Illinois Journal has the following on this subject
We coascrsed with an intelligent farme. yes
tcsday on this subject. We desired him to slate
The expense of raising an acre of flax for seed.
and the probable amount of the crop. His state