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CONSUMPTION AMONG HALF BREEps.-The
Minnesota Pioneer Says that consumption is the
disease by which a majority Of the half-breed In
dians die, and generally too, before thirty.
The Louisville Journal has the following hit
at the Courier:
Our neighbor says, that if man can get into a
wash tub and pull himself up int the air BY the
two handles, he will believe in the pendulum
theory, but not otherwise. Well let cur neigh
Dor get into wash tub and try his proposed ex-
pertinent for himself. To be sure, the expert
ment may fail, but wash tub will do him no
harm any way.
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Flint River Township. May &c, 1851.

hereby certify that have been sick five months
with pain in my breast, coughing constantly, rsns-
ing much matter from the lungs. was reduced ny
edicne and disease to a mere skeleton. and fow-
to DEATHS door, when all my friends rad gttn me
up to die, applied to DR. N. Dodge, Of Btriingtots
was better in n day or two, my cough Is now well,
the pain in my breast has ceased, my appetite Is
good, have gained much in flesh. and am able To
walk about without fatigue. W. p. TURN
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Burlington, June 27th, 1851.
CISTERN BUILDING.
Cement for sale

Cement for sale.
IN BBLS. fresh Rosendale and Newark, IN J y
sJS' Cement.for sale at PeasIey's Front street,
Burlington. For Cisterns and all works constant
ly under water, this cement is found to be more du
rable than any of the Western Clements. It's al
mos, exclusively used at the South.
JAMES NJ. SHACKLEFORD
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Gov. johnson, in hisspeech to the Pennsylvania
State Convention, strongly advocated the princi-
pie of protection. The Wings of Pennsylvania
indeed great majority of the people, are strong
ly in favor of protective tariff and will manifest
their desires IN no nnm'stakabe way al the next
election. ------ ---------
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Burlington, February -, 1851.

Burlington, Feiruary -, 1851.
This is TO certify that have bad the gravel. sub
jet to the most violent pain for twelve years
Much of the time medical aid was Of no use to me.
until applied TO DR. " Dodge, under the action OF
his medicine the gravel was soon dissolved and
passed off, a specimen Of which may be seen al his
office am now well. ID. 3. StBLET
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.

DIED-on Sunday July 9th. at his residence in Bloom
field Davis county Iowa. after Illness Of three days.
Rev JosL ARRINoToN long and favorably known as an
itinerant minister Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
and at the time Of his de ah member ofthe Iowa annual
Conference. l. 8,
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Rurlington. tprtIt5. tr5s

do hereby certify that my vile ms had very
poor health for year or two, sutfett to severe
headaches, had d severe attack OF Asthma and VIC
lent headaches; which reduced her very low, 50
much so that II was Thought she could not live, we
employed DR. Dodge Of this city. she gradually
grew better, and Is now able to walk without much
fatigue and her headache has almost entirely cess
ed. GEORGE ID. VAN BECK
ADALINE VAN BEEk
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!, The AUGusr ELEcTIoN.-The following ia
os sets forth the dates OF the elections which are
% De held during the month of August next:
Keatucky, Monday, August 4th.
Indiana, Monday August 4th
Alabama, Monday, August 4th.
Arkansas, Monday, August4th ..a 4
Missouri, Monday, August 4th
Illinois, Monday. August 4th.
Iowa, Monday. August, 4th
y. Carolina. Thursday, August It'll
tennessee, Thursday August It'll
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a discussion has already sprung up in Ohio on
the great constitutional question, what is the
meaning of the license clause engrafted into the
new constitution? Some contend that the adop-
to of this clause leaves the traffic in ardent spir-
its as free as the traffic in iron, flour &C. 9th
ers contend, that under it the traffic can be en-
trely prohibited. The article itself reads as
follows:
.'No license 10 traffic in Intoxicating liquors
shall hereafter be grained in tins State, but the
General Assembly may, by law, provide against
evils resulting therefrom'
The .'strict constructionists" bold that the
Legislature cannot prohibit the sale, bu. o'y pro-
vide for the evils thereof, while the ''latltna'na-
rians" contend that the best way TO prevent the
evils will be to prevent the sale.
Boys MARBLEs.-The greater par: of these
TOYS are made of a hard stoae found near Coburg,
in Saxony. The stone is first broken with ham
mer into small cnbical fragments, and about one
hundred to one hundred and fifty of these are
ground at one time in MILL somewhat like a
-four mill. The lower stone, and which remains
at rest has several concentric circular grooves o.
burrows the upper stone is Of the same dame
ter as the lower, and is made to revo!ve BY wa
err or other power Minute streams of water are
directed into the burrows of the lower stone
The pressure Of the ranner on the little pieces
rolls them over in all directions, and in about
quarter of an hour the whole of the rough frac.
ments are reduced into nearly accurate spheres,
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PROFITABLE RAILROAD SrocK.-The Utica
and Schenectady Railroad Company have proba-
by done the most profitable business of any rail-
road corporation in the world. This road, seven
ty-eight miles in length, was constructed and put
in operation for million and half of dollars
The total receipts in about fourteen years, have
been 81, 856,0i6 Expenditure for the same Pc
Rod, $2,63l ,e42. Excess Of earnings over cur
rent expenses during that time, Si,21s, 2O4-re-
imbursing The whole cost of the road, and Weld
ing clear net profit of sails 20i, or over eigh-
teen and half per cent per annum besides.
GALENA AND MoBLs.-The length of road 10
Be built from Galena to Mobile, contemplated by
The great donation for its construction, is about
nine hundred miles. The lands in Alabama have
been selected by commissioner, and amount TO
SoS,66O acres, and are valued at 100000. BY
this, It will be seen, that the Alabama lands are
moi near so valuable as are those in Illinois, ap-
Propriated for the same purpose, as estimated by
the Company TO whom they belong.
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WARREN WM G. CLARKE
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.

JOHN WARREN WM G. CLARKE
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
IN the store formerly occupied by Geo. Kriech
800 baum. Jefferson street. in the Barret House
.ssM have opened entire stock ofnew and fresh
GsstaEa Family Groceries, and shall constantly keen on
hand choice selection of such articles in that line
OF business, as must give satisfaction to all who
may favor US with their custom.
AS Our purchases have been made upon the most
favorable terms, we shall be able to sell at verv
moderate prices. BY constant attention to bust
ness we hope to secure reasonable share both of
the city and county custom.
WARREN s. CLARKE
Burlington, June eth, 1851.
CISTERN BUILDING.
Granite and Marble limitations.
THE undersigned has determined to become a
| citizen of Burlington and offers his services
TO the public in building Cisterns of all sizes from
40 to 500 barrels. ALSO, in the business of orna-
menting the exterior Of dwelling houses in imita-
ton of GRANT, and the various kinds of MARBLE
used in building. All his work is warranted TO
stand, and if satisfaction is not given the money
will be refunded. JAMES NJ. SHACKnEFURp
Burlington, June 81. ls5i-tf
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This may certify that have rad fsm- hack a.
hont twelve years. suffering much ut the time rx-
trerte pain. and being so bs,I a. times that was
not abe to stand or walk, even set Up. I have
employed medical aid, OF the old zrhooT. in New
York city and Cincinnati, and in this place in ain
until called on DT ". Dodge, honoeopathist, OF
this place. IH few dcys after Commenced his
treatment, began to recover. The pain anu weak
ness gradually ceased--my back il hJw as strong
and free from pains general health god.
July L. is5i-wtwty r.. THORN
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INTERE EST on DEPOSITS.
|1NHE Subscriber has resumed business, and will
l. receive money on deposite. paying interest as
PER agreement. .#...
Liberal arrangements will be made with deposit
tors, and the use Of my fire proof vault allowed free
Of charge, for such valuable papers es they may
wish to deposite fer safety.
For further information, call on me Of my old
place Of busines ,Fron! street, Burlington, Iowa.
July II, 1851 FRANCIS J. {. PEASLEY
LNXCHANGE for sale by
IL July II, '5l FRANCIS ]. G. PEASLEY
MONEY LOANED-Shortt time bills discounted
WI by July IA, '5D +. J. c. PEASLEY
GOLD AND SILVER exchanged for curr mt bank
~ notes, by July l4,'ot) F. j. c. PEASLEY
w ANTED.-Bills of Exchange on all parts of
w the United States, bought hy
July IA, 1861 FRANCIS J. e. PEASLEY
GOLD AND sILVER.-A premium paid for gold
~ and silver,by {iy 1a) +. ]. c. PEASLEY
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Per Telegraph.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
NEW York, July 8.

The Canada from LIVERPOOL with Gates 70 ostb
June, arrived at Halifax at 2 o'clock. A. M
She brings 40 passengers.
Inc Washington from New York arrived at
Cowes on 9th June.
The ship Halcyon from Liverpool for New
YORK, was fallen IN with on the 18th June dis
masted, having also lost her rudler. nv the VIM.
~, wharton, which had just arrived from Mo-
bile. The VIM. II. Wharton took off las pas
senSers and part of the crew Of the Halcyon the
remainder were taken on board the Connecticut,
from Mobile for Liverpool, which left the wreck
shortly after the Wharton. The Halcyon had
about 800 passengers and was dismasted in a Sc
we're gale on the Sth june
ENGLAND. Some little progress has been
made IN Parliamentary business. In the House
OF Lords, Lord Camphell's registry bill had been
read third time. The case Of the Indian native
Prince. against whom an illegal government
prosecution had been carried on, had been brought
to the attention of the Lords.
The receipts at the Crystal Palace on the Goth
ult.. We're about f27oO.
Il violent hail storm and tornado passed over
Yorkshire in the early part Of the week. causing
considerable destruction of property.
The heat in London has been very oppressive,
the thermometer being at 90 deg. in the shade
The overland mail brings advices by mail
and telegraph via Marseils. The news is Of lit
tie Importance. \ terrible tvphon occurred at
Ceylon on lst May, and at Madras on the 9Th ::
nearly 30 vessels with valuable cargoes were lost
FRANcE.-The only important discussion in
the Assembly in the revision Of the Constitution;
petitions in favor Of the measure continue to flow
in from all parts of the country
We have adviceS from Rome of the 10TH
Signor Evangelni, Chancellor to the Holy Con-
sulate, was assassiuated on the 18th.
Beyond some alarm manifested at the speed of
socialist doctrines, nothing of Importance has oc-
Cured
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W. T.. COOlbaugh & co..

BURLINGTON, IOWA,
TJAVE in store and offer for sale at Saint Louis
IL prices, aiding freight only, large and fresh
assortment ufGroceries, Liquors, &c, among which
are to he found the following articles. viz:
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ing.on; April -, 1851.

This is to certify that have had Consumption of
the lungs for i've years. Constantly getting WORSE
physicians were discouraged and gate me but lit
tie encouragement, was reduted very row, my
lungs blcd. / employed DR. ". Dodge, ana ~ tie
Of his abdominal supporters and shor'der bra
ces speedily recovered. II. WoODNANsEET
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' ICES.-A new Sprrlv. FIR sale by
rnnr ~. 81, fNHr r. TNrTc.
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Burlington, Feb. I5- 1851
l 10 hereby certify that tny lrttle girl has beer
afflicted with eyes ever since she had the mra
sells three years ago. she constantly getting
worse under medical treatment, bleeding. blister
ing. cupping, sc. Iapplied TO DR. n. Dodge. and
he has entirely cured them in less than months
Sc. WALKER
Durlin gton, May }, 1857.
This mas certify that have been subject TO the
most severe sick headache imaginable, the pain al
most dcsiracting me, and always lasting fof week.
together, and vas not relieved by the best rhy@s
clans, two or three months since hid one OF the
most severe atts cks HAT ever had, and was
tremely bad two or three days. called DIR N.
Dodge, when thought I could live but short time
and he cured me in two or three Gays. ID. LEE
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Burlington, Feb. 81, 1877
This may certify that my daughter has had tho
Scrofua for years, which has not Teen tencfted
by medicine, until consulted DIR Dodge. and I'm
three months my child has been entirely cured.
testify 10 this without being solicited
C. r. nEn6k~.
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WASHINGTON. July P. NJ.
The court martial of Gen. Talcot was resun-
ell. The Judge Advocate read an order of Ad-
iutant Jones, bv direction of the President, COM
handing the Court to await further orders
The defence for the accused commenced at II
NJ. Mr. Carlisle, for the accused read an able and
lengthy defence, and the court djourned for con-
snltation. The General will probably be acquit-
ted.
The Court is to be retained for the trial Of GER
tain officers of New Mexico.
A distressing accident occurred at Browns
Hotel, this morning; platform 80 feet high
broke six men were precipitated therefrom; all
were badly hurt; three very dangerously.
The q. S. Treasurer announces that the sum
of $ll, 1853, $40 Of the public monies is now in
the various treasures and repositories, SUBJ
ject to drafts.
BALTIMORE, JULY.
The murderers of the Cosden Family, who are
to be executed on the LIST August, have been res.
pited one week.
Attorney General Crittenden left yesterday for
Kentucky.
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l. EEPS constantly ON hand a fresh supply vt
y Family Groceries and all kinds Of Country
Produce, which he will sell c5sap for cash.
I = store 'um in the Barrett House building
Jefferson street. Burlington. dune IS, 'ssT-fy
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COOKING STOVES

s4sr A large assortment, Of various p.tterrs,
I'D such as Prairie state, Kentuckian and Inv
SAN ing, Moiei. Eureka sir Tight; Also. Lefsrs
plendid double oven; best and common Premium
&C, all Of which sill be sold low for cash by
June 1851 PRrGH COOK
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Burlington. March 10, Is5fs
This may certify that my daughter was reduced
very low BY medicine AID disease. We thought she
would not live from one day tn another. We cali
ed DIR Dodge of this city, and she began immediate
ly to recover, and in few days WIS up about the
house. s. J. COLLIER,
NELFtEA COULTER
Burlington. May y ts5F-
This may certify that my health has Been very
poor, two or three years and constantly getting
worse, until csllnd DR. ". Dodge, OF tins city.
began to recover as soon as commenced taking
his medicine. was soon able 70 work AMI nm
entirely we'll WI rARKER.
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uAVE in store and OFT,
IL prices, adding freigh
assortment uf9roceries,
are to he found the follow
so hhis prime New o.
sugar;
SO bbls Belcher's clar-
flied sugar;
10 bbls loaf and crush
ed sugar;
$50 bbls and half bblS
plantation molassesi
90 do syrup 8 II do
so hi bbls do do
IS bhls Carolina tar:
100 kegs do do
$50 SKIS prime RioCofee
100 hf chests and cad
dies Tea;
IotierCes new Rice;
l2s pkgs No 1, 2 and 3
mackerel:
10 hf bbls pick'd Sal.
mon;
100 boxes Cod Fish;
so dospainted buckets
30 nests do tubs;
30 boxes ass'd Pickles
30 do mustard;
30 do + d Pipes;
90 do clothes pinsiI
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn;
1000 do cotton batting;
80 boxes Cuba skies;
so do Chocolate;
20 do Broma;
81 do Pepper sauCel
90 do Lemons;
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''HE Pictorial History ur he United states from
l. the earliest period down TO the present year
by hugh Murray, for safe at Gro sLiesrssS's
June 30,'5i Cheap Book Store
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,t3 THE public respectfully ir'oftn that
- the Eathin. Rooms On Jefferson street,
-l--yncar the West term Tn'pl,1rc how rrfn fpr the
Z "# reception OF VISITORS A Ho1t Barber will
always he 1t This establishment ard all fhe
,rcquisttcs frT Cleanliness which ~ rgn,u-
-lWAacive TO health. Waters IN attendance st al
hours, and Boot Black always On hand.
Ei-Give me call gentlemen and Is III erdeator
10 give entire satisfaction.
June 30. is5I-n GEDfG Ew. MURRAY
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Wrapping Paper Agency
Snn BUNDLES a.s'd Wrapping Parrr- at nIrr.
epVv fIcturef's prices. Cor sale ~ BEGAN
MECHANICS TOOLS.
tNE have now on hand Complete assert
w ncnt of ,rPontsTs, opysrs, waxoH-msk.r.
BlIcksmIths, ssdIIeFs and Cabinet msksr's Tools,
and viii sell the m ust cheap allow
apr2i'5 sRIFFITHs Fn
- t.: New "reP- Primr sItrrEer THss tFG'H SnfF
I for salsNy fnF 1877 10 LtrTsNs fRr
~ AILS-N"~ hIrtI 80 ErE. assorted rtt'- ff
: = -a'~ ~ F"f4r ~ r*~rt
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NRIED APrLE>-sto bushels prime dried ~
- pies. just received rcr Danube, fer sale by
apr f5, 81 W. r. CUOLBsuGH co.
7 oCKS LATCHES.-h hssh supply just Ir
LCcivcd from the :. Nov city works. with white.
dark, euI mineral fToR Knobs, for sale Iow,fy
juno ~, 81 JOHN q FDOTE
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Just Frrrivrd-
GEARS Pictorial description &c China and fHdI4.
! y illustrated with several maps anil over roo
cngral inEs. far sale ~ GEO BETCRH4HN
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many men OF somewhat remarkable and peculiar
characters. There was our Pinckney, whose noble
sentiment, "We have millions for defence, but not
. cent for tribute" has become classic. Henry
Laurens. the American Regulus. aud his still more
ilustrious son, who was selected by the uncrring
sigacity Of Washington, when he was only twenty
two years old, for that important mission which
secured the alliance Of France and tho successful
termination of the war of the Revolution; whose
character was beautifully aud truly summed up by
our own historian: "a daring courage was the
least Of his virtues, aud an excess Of il was his
greatest fault" l might, sir, multiply such in
stances TO almost any extent. have already done
90, doubtless, too far, for good taste your pa
dence. Are people formed on such models likely
to be disloyal TO the obligations of honor and pa
triotisn? And if little too prompt to resent sup
posed wrong and insult, or to vindcats their vio-
lated charter, much should be pardoncd u men all
Of whose faults lean TO honor's side.
give you, sir
"The States Of South Carolina and Maryland
Identical in origin, race, and institutions: May
they never DO aliens 10 each other, or their SONS
meet in hostile ranks"
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[oonsrsposDrxcr OF THE nrpupLrc.l

BALTIMORE. June 1875 p. m.
Bishop Nottingham has issued letter to the
clergy of this diocese desiring the observance OF
the first Sunday after Trinity, June 22d. as com
memoration Of the Society for tho Propagation OF
the Gospel in Foreign Parts, established under the
auspices of the mother Church Of England.
Alta meeting held yesterday by the investigating
committee upon the alleged defalcation, Colonel
SAndcrson was present and objected to the exam
ination made, as not sufficiently thorough. The
committee then appointed one accosntant and Col
onel Sanderson another, whose duty it will be to
make complete overhaulng OF the books. Their
report will not be handed in for some time.
There 10 no local news of interest stirring. The
California news has excited considerable sensa-
ton.
Sales of 100 bbls. Howard street -four at 81 ~
Sales of wheat at IS 80 cts. for red, at SO 100
cts. for white. White IS Cts; yellow 81 cts.
Whisky % % cts.
At tho Stock Board to-day Baltimore 6's, 1870,
closed at l03 bid, 1882 asked- 1890, 104 bids Bal
timorc and Ohio Railroad bonds, 1867, 90 bid, 81
asked;+ do. shares, 49, bid, "a. asked; York and
Cumberland, % bid, 23a asked; Baltimore and Sus-
quehanna, 35i bid, 81 asked.
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THE FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR
i Springs (Fauquier county, Virginia,) will be
opened for visitors ON the fret Of June. They are
situated on the Rappahnnnock river, (now naviga-
bic,) thirty eight miles above Fredericksburg and
fifty, nearly due west, from Alexandria.
No pains have been spared TO continue the attrac-
tons Of the place TO the votares of pleasure the
seekers Of health. The recent publication in PAM
phlet Of the eminent and Rev. Thornton Stringfe
low shows, beyond all question. the healing quail
ties of this water in many diseascs-dyspepsia,
dropsy, &C., Sc He had spent the previous
son here and made a thorough and sitting exami
nation of the details of the reported by him,
and he ia Of opinion that the extraordinary medi-
cinal advantages of the Springs have been obscured
in the greater alurements to fashionable life.
The railroad from Alexandria ia rapidly ap-
preaching these Springs, and will soon make the
trip delightful one from that city and all north Of
it. In the mean time, the stages run tri- weekly
from Washing ton, and will be daily after lst July
daily line Of stages will be run by Mr.. Quisen-
berry. from Fredericksburg, after LIST July; and in
the mean time he engages TO send Up all passen
gers, at the regular fare, $50 as they may pre-
sent themselves.
Terms Of board the same rs last year, viz $50
for the whole season, ending LIST October; $15 for
three months; $50 for two months; S35 for one
month; $lS for two weeks; $40 for one week;
81 rs per day Meals or lodging so cents each.
Servants and children under IL years, half price.
No charge for children under ycars. Horses so
cents a day, or 10 a month.
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent.
MAY l7-tri- WIN.