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.. The CHOLERA AT MARrIHsBuRG.-TheH Hon.
MI Faulkner informs the editor Of The Balti
more Patriot that the virulence of this dis.
ease, which recently prevailed; at Martins
burg, was entirely vi, hout precedent. He bs
lieves that similar rate of mortality in New
York would have caused loss of 20, 900 With
in few days. 1t j. worse than the fatality
Of the battle field Mr. \ sulkner rem aimed in
hartinsburg during the prevalence Of the dis
ease and describes its horrors as appalling. .;
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COLUMBIA RESTAURANT, ID
Corner Of Seventh Street and louisiana Accrue.

~ ~ The proprietor Of this -
~l&3 Estahlishment, Mr., A. T.
and prepared II fox The -
accommodation Of tus n-ss IN ouch . ..ann.r that
PsiDns who may pstroniss him viii b hiehly
paeas,d with their scecmmodAtions. = -. a :, =
whole season, without any view to expense :
Families can BE- sqppliet with OyAtsIs tn svery
sop 23-2N+ - /. LEHMAHN
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INITIALS

Cashier OF Bank of America; President Mauuactu
Bank Publisher Of the Commonwealth Secretary Kmjgra
Aid Soeiety; Oriental Lodge, No. Is, o. OF; r. c.
September JAMES q. BERRET r NJ
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- UMBRELLAS, CANES "A lsrps and varied
Of the richest and mort beautifu,
styles just received finn tbs manufaetory.
VaH at 80 "' - LANES
Gentlemen's Furnishing
Store, Pa svenue. near ~ street.
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10 ALL LOVERS OF GOOD RurrKR.

M euosofiber will, On + -morro~, 1Salurday,)
a ne nh Instant, open ut his sfALi. No. H 9,
vSustv Marhet, a choice IN articls IN ths buttsr
ne - an b procured In the great valIev Of lvir-
gtn1a He hopss thar his uneQuslied fecilities and
eu1ct attention 70 business VIII proou him ashars
o. pubic pAtrouage. 1tSss, JAe.sE. DUNAHIN, J.
= Pe-lms 'sTaiss-
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HATs-HATS-HaTs!

$3.50 TALL FASHIONS
n MAGUfRE, Halter, Pa avenue, twouN
doors below 4 ~ street, bss just received
- fresh supply Of Pail styI- HATS. Of
Besb-'s and other patterns, which Tor beau;y and
durability cannot be surpass BY anything in ths
city. no - o. tR 80 a.-
Also a rurply Of Cape Of the latest and most ap-
proved ftyles all Of which will Be sold at the very
lowest prices.
Thossin want VII do we'll by calling on
MAGCIRE,
sep 22-ots Pa avspue, sdioIning Jdeon HaIl
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NDEa6ARMENrs JUST RHoEIyED,-I have
~ just opened full supp y OF 9entIemea;s In.
der SHIRTS and Drawers, siIk, merfeo, Iambsvool.
scotch do, shaker, and Canton Flannel. &c vbicb
am now prepared TO dispose Of at the most reseon
able prices. sos LANES ~
Gentlemen's Furnishing
60, o, Store Pa avenue, near ~ street
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DnOPOsALs Wi bsrsceived for raising ard
l. placing on the bsnks Of the River, or Ch-sa-
p-aks q 0hi0 Cana part Of the Iron Briggs at lat
tie Falls There Is said TO be so tins. The PRO.
as 70 state at what rate Per ton the iron viii lie
delivered on the banks Of the river or canal
Apply to HOWARD 4 POOR.
f.--it Ale1sndris, Va,
or to JOS. HANKEY,
Baltimore, nd.
Aiexsndris, Va, September 20, 1854.
SEP a. lE
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iished in yesterdays Star from the P.caymme)
Of the doings OF the armed band Of rufisns
~hoprowled the strssts Of New Orleans on the
night Of the 18th instant, firing upon families
sitting upon their porches, shooiinerat police
mon riding about in the discharge Of their
duties, and stsbbiDg three persons who were
found in tho streets without sign on them
from which it could be ascertained who
committed the foul deeds The authors of
these terrible crimes, on the night of the
18th, in New Orleans, have not been discover.
Cd. They are yet covered with the black pail
which shields tho murders of the CarbouaJ. of
Europe. All these things, which surely no
man Of character among Us will justify, have
swiftly followed the popularity of secret Pc,
itieo- Religious Associations on this side of
The Adam TIC Surely, the list is already large
enough TO warn the thoughtful and the friends
of constitutional liberty among Us, that it is
better to adhere to the advice and example of
our revolutionary fathers, than TO import from
Europe political customs for our future guild
ance,- ''t' '.' - ,|'..a L-
D1scentent In the Allied forces .-P rivate
letters received in, Washington, by the last
EoFopean mail from England and France,
speak confidently Of great 'spp,ehsnsions be-
ing felt BY both those Government, of matiny
in their forces employed against Russia The
cause Il the discOntent felt BY the men and
junior officers, under the bootlsss policy and
movements OF the sfets old granniss who cor
ETsl than, The trouble among the English is
n tAsir Baltic fest, where Sir Charles Napisr's
'siloEs and Junior ofhOers are almost in open
ssosuion against him, and for the French in
'a"' AMY now " Turkey, whore shs cholera
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~ mere nsrino esxony Scotch wool, G slse me-
rIno, isle thread, silk and cotton UNDEkaAn-
MkNFS.- Shirts, Collars Linen and Musl n Pot oms,
s.n ID ID Il |.:sii ~ ,.,,, 1BIGEs. :
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A CARD.

M the underss d, ha Wing a. ISOLATED ourselves
w together for the purpose OF condnctns The
Auction and Commission Business. would respect
fully announce to car friends and the pp Bile gen
Of re- aud p-rsonsl property with rromptness ana
upon the most reasons BILE terms and We va ud slso
assure these who may favor that principle Of
actiaa - PROMPT and speedy returns for sill goods
Consigned to our care, Liberal cash Advertisements
msde On coasienhsnI.
RE- JETELLE CO, Auctionesrs,
) South side Penn. avenue, corner OF 9th 81.
: eept DIST --
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M hS: y: EER0USON viii opsn SEW
w Ing HcHOOL FOR young ladies ON Mopday,
September 18th, where all kinds Of fancy needle,
uors VII 30 fought. Fer terms apply It Nm F!is
residence. No. 02l seventh urset south. 49,, : i
= Hp l9-4ts - III -
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@R S. REWARD FOR FIVE Cows.-stoI-u
~ or strsyed from English Hill, on Sstsrasy
uorning hast One vss o black bufA,a,
aoa anosner . red color, with the top OF one horn
on. Another white, with . blue str pc from her
lead to her shoulders on each side and the 9th
two white one speckled red on the neck, and the
speckled black. Anybody giving information Of the
saad Cows % rs to lead to the fAdDg Of than WI
be psid the shove reward by MRS. skXTOE, of 10.
gtfeh Hlil, on =, betw. I'd and Sd streets.
sep 21-Sts :. =
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NEW FALL GOODS.
GLOTH9, Osssimeres, kich Velvet, silk and Satin
~ Vestings, compriring the most beautiful ssor:-
ment OF Fashionable Gooos to be found in this CIT
which We are prepared 70 make 10 order ~ short
uee, in the most superior manner and the most
accommodating terms.
- 80 WALL 4 STEpHENs,
- = ~ Next door 10 The iran Ball,
Pa syenus, between 9th and 10th SITS,
sep 21-3t
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1JTUF.

Pssons applying for lest.rs an In. sllovtns i,st nj
please say they ApvEnrlssp
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INVENTORS, DEALERS AND LiTIGANTs IN
l. Patent msttets can find Wellington Pat.nt
Agent at 48i seventh street, near City Post Office
or at S2i Four and-a half street, Island
"a - = se,. 80 THOS. G. CLINTON,
Formerly Assist. Exsm'r U. Patent Oface.
eep 23s.Sts q
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United states Patent Once,

WseNIhgk1hs
IN The petition Of Frederick J. Austin, york, pray
i fnf me ettnsion Of pancd 20 him the l6h
day Of June lsf anfedasd December 49, 1870 for
men IN machines for cutting and trimming books" or
Ssh years nom the expiration sad pnirH which talcs
ordered that the said petition heard al OHce
on Monday the <h day of December N O'Clock,
and all notified appear any hey
hare, why said petition ought not 10 ;. granted,
Persons opposing the requFed tho ratsu
Oce their objections specially fOrh wrnK css
days before the day Of heannli a Testimony either party
gs used the said besrna be taken aud accord
snce with The rlos of the oee which vH be furnished spp
es,.oa ~
fht testimony November
deIsons end other papers relied upon tysmohy,
fled IN the once bsfie the that day the
senn, " any, within days thereafter.
Ordered. also, that this be ppb-hcd Uniun
genrer, and Evening star, Washington y. C. Pennsylvania
Philadelphia. Pennsylvania scsnuac American, York
Courier Bmfso, New York and Post Boston, Maachuse
week for three weeks fourth
esnber nert, the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON
Commissioner of Patents.
Jane 6-iawsw
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Jhe House met NJ Ia
Prayer by the chaplain Of the House.
The journal of yesterday read and approved.
Mr. HOUSTON asked leave to introduce bin 70 reduce
the duty on imports objected to
THE POSTAL LAWS
The SPEAKER said the business In order the con-
sideration Of the postal-actamendment bill
Mr. HAVEN ask ed unanimous consent inasmuch hs the
previous question had been seconded 70 offer an amend
ment to strike out all those sections Of the substitute for
the bill that relate TO the franking privilege
Mr.. HENDRICKS asked leave, before the question was
those sections
Mr. oLDS said he could not allow any more Of his tme
boug taken mp he had more TO do than he had time 70
40 i, in his life felt much the necessity Of be
ing able to make good argument upon the present
sion He felt that 1t mportaH measure, demanded
alike ty the necessities of the Post Office Department and
the mall service throughout the country. He aware
that the bin not perfect in oil its parts but he was
little surprised and he confessed little mortified 70 hear
the gentleman from Pennsylvania Mr. CHANDLER IN re
plying to the remarks Of the gentleman from New York
Mr. ssuB proposing to abolish the Post oaee Depart
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At Jackson, Missouri few Days ago horse stung
TO death by bees The Of the horse bad tied him to
fence the inside of which number Of hive. Of
bees which became enraged at the movements of the i'm
truder and fell upon him osse covering him from head
70 foot and singing him In such that he died IN
about two hours
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TUE QUIET uEa.ri reprinted from Bsetwoods N,rs
Il zine.
Travels IN Armenia by The Hon. Robert CURSOR.
Poems w Mrs Norton.
Queens ~ Scotland, vol, ai by AEnes Strickland.
a Year after Marriage BY 7. q Atihuy,
raany Ferns Portfolio second series.
Just received TAYLOR n MAURYts
June - BOOKSTORE near Oh street
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The abolition mob at Boston turned out most ridicu-
lousythe Reverend Theodore Parker Phillips Howe and
the Of the free negroes Of Boston, have demonstrated
The faith Of their creed Besides being traitors they are
Infamous towards and the sight of men determined 70
preserve order and enforce the law sent The yepng
quietly home
The prompt and decisive action Of President Pierce win
command universal respect throughout the land.
Southern (M,ss) lSnndard
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United states Mails.

rosT OTrtcr DEr.ErAENr,
June 3, 1855,
PROPOSALS for carrying the United States mails from 18Th July
s5i 10 h June 1855, folovng u the state d
hssnd, VII BE- received Poet Once
pepam.n Wsspngton, D. c., unui ~ "Wednesday, 5th o.
luy 1881, TO he decided that day
No, ep4 From Baltimore. Govanovn 10 Tgvsonovn mile,
and back, sir times week.
leave Haim"e daly, except sunday, ~ 8, am
Arrive ~ Ipwsonown same dar by w,
Leave Towsontown daily, except rundsy, at ~, pmt
Arrive at Baltimore same day bys, pm
JAMES CAMPBELL.
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RANs rRsN CUBA important aud authentic l.
y x sfLVfsFEH has received direct from Havana forty
m cigars manufactured from the abaip tobacco
s "ono Cabsrg No 0bespo street Havana Cindrsdo. y
sss qna d qualities, brand of sf7I snd "Londes
'uns S-tod2w Corner Of Penn avenue and l,h street
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTrON CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right peempuon 20 Gny q the
nss whn the 0wbsps and % townships above enume
i y rtquedto establish the % the satisfaction OF the
register and receiver q The proper land Office and make payment
hrefor ro ae seeing tA rofios and belor. the
day sppinted m ue othe public sale Of the an
John WILSON,
conmissioner of TIE General Land OHhco.
May lp-lawt3w
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The proclamation Of President Pierce in another column
viii arrest attention or the proprey and necessity for
this paper do not pretend to opinion II
is enough for say that entertain for the President
and pbinet very exalted opinion and have great
dence In the discretion and ability in their management
of foreign affairs Rumor rife and have reasons
for pesuming that organization scale most formi
dabe exists the Gulf and Atlantic coast with direct
ing head New Orleans That material aid in any
amount is not wanting quite sure, and that the
proclamation has in may be questioned.
However we shall watch and wait for the wagon.
Columbus (M,ssl Southern Standard
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onany Of them for laudable purposes and in the follow
ing manner
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PORN OF BID,
Tor wei - ~ , propose 20 the mails on route
No 7 from t nrtesahiy 70 the advertisement Of ihe
Postmaster General dsed 7 June 1874 and ~ the following mode
of conveyance. via
-- ior The annual sun o. dollars.
Dated. signed
FORM or GUARANTY
The undersigned foregoing bid for eaynr
e mai on rnuie No be accepted by the Postmaster csscra
ne bidder shall prior the first day November 1854 Int.
snd sufficient Fureties.
Dsted (signed by two suarantos)
FORM OF A CERTIFICATE
The undersigned postmaster ertl6s. that he s well
qunted Win he above and property they
ufe Ren ~ properly aad able 70 make good their guaranty
Daied Signed
Proposals should be addressed sealed the second
Postmaster General and s particularly important thai they
marked on the face of the letter Proposals. River Mails
JAMES CANpBEI.B,
Postmaster General.
POsT OTTIcE DKrARrxErT,
June 2, 1854
June o-lawiw
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CON CIR ESSION Al.
REMARKS OF GENERAL II. wALBRrDeE

OF NEW YORK,
On the Pacifc-rairoad bill delivered in the House Of
Representatives June -, 1854.
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Fresh Groceries.
WHOLESALE And RETAIL.
MATTHIAS BARTSCHERER.
MAIN STREET, BURLIGNTON IOWA.

| AM now opening my large stock Of Groceries which
will compare favorably with any stock of Groceries
in this city. My assortment is large and complete
and embraces every article usually found in 0fossy
est ablishment, as follows ia
Sugars Of all quail Moasses Coffee Of all kinds
Teas, Fish, Tobacco, Segars. Rasns, Figs,
Pickles, Glassware, &C., &c.
have also on hand a large assortment Of
N0DrA~AO DN~ -
Among which many useful articles may be fcuad. I
intend to keeT at all times choice suppl Of
BACON FOR THE CITY TRADE.
have made arrangements with some Of the best but
ter makers in the county to keep continually sup
piled with good butter, and my city customers may
confidently rely upon getting at my establishment st
oil times,
GOOD FRESH BUTTER.
have also made arrangements with some Of o.
best diaries to get all the the cheese they make an
will consequently have on hand a. all times . lsrgd
supply Of ..as .L.4. - -
FIRST RATE CHEESE. y
invite all persons desiring to purchase Groceries 10
give me call, as feel confident that will be able
to give entire satisfaction both in regard to prices and
quality Of articles. asan4 as#a. F
CVDon't forget the place, next door be-
low Kimball & Co.'S Main street. 3tas7at
may Is, 1854.
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RESOLUTION, fixing the amount If Tax to be levied
upon the assessed value of the Real and Personal
property Of the city of Burlington, for the year
1854.
BE it resolved by the City Council Of the city of
Burlington. That to defray the current expenses Of
the city of Burlington. there is hereby levied upen the
assessed value Of the Real and Personal Property Of
said city for the year A. d. 1854 q Tax of enc per
centum, as an ordinary tax for general Revenue pur
poses including the cents the hundred dollars
authorized by the city Charter to be levied prop
city Road taxand that the City Recorder be direct
cd ia arrange the city tax list in the provided
bv Ordinance passed April 18th 1S52 and to deliver
the same to the city Collector, taking his receipt
& erefor.
Adopted October 9th, 1851
J.. D. STOCKTON, Mayor.
Attest. r. Tracy Civ Recorder,
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DOCTOR YOURSELF.
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THE INDIAN TREATY.

The following are the boundary lines be-
tween the Chipewas Of Lake Superior and
the Chipawas Of the Mississippi, as fixed by
the Treaty, made ard concluded at La Pointe
in The State of Wisconsin, September 30th,
1854. ,.,,.,e,,
i ARTICLE lst.-The Chipewas of Lake Su-
perioI hereby cede to the United States all
the Lands heretofore owned by them in COM
muuion with the Chipewas of the Mississippi,
lying East of the following boundary lines,
to wit: Beginning at point where the East
branch of Snake river crosses the Southern
boundary line of the Chippewa country, run
ming thence up the said branch to its source,
thence nearly North in a straight line to the
mouth of East Savannah rives, thence up the
st. Louis to the East Swan river to its
source-thcnce in straight line to the most
westerly bend Of Vermllion riAcr, and thence
down the Vermillion river to its mouth
thence in direct line to Cass Iake--thence
down the NJ ssissippi to the Lands coded by
treaty of 1872 4
The Chpewas Of the Mississippi hereby
assent and agree to the foregoing cessons-
and in consideration thereof, the Chipewas
Of Lake Superior hereby relinqush to the
Chipewas Of the Mississippi, all their inter-
est in and claim to the Lands heretofore own
above boundary line. M
ARTICLE Sth provides as follows: II is
agreed between the Chipewas OF Like Supe-
rior and the Chippewas of the M;ssis sidpi,
that the former shall be entitled to two
thirds-and the latter to one third Of all
benefits to be derived from former treaties
existing prior to the year lS47. #Tv'
The above provisions are the only ones in
the Treaty above referred to in any manner
affecting the Chipewas of the Mississippi.
Given under our hands at LIN Pointe in the
State of Wisconsin, this 40th day OF Sep
tcmber, one thousand eight hundred and
fifty-four.
Signed in presence Of
P. II. BEAUL:ER, Inspector.
RICHARD Nj. SMITH,
c. Fl. BEAuLIE~. ti
HENRY c. GILBERT,
DAVID r. HERMAN, Com.
kon-an-dow-an 20, Que-we Junee,
Wau-bo geik, ottow-way,
Que-we-s an-sish, Nav kaw-da, be.
New gon-E Gaw-bo Ike way de- we guam aw-
Nav se-gaw-bo, Waw-be-te goa, Il
Me-gwaw dance, Ri "a zhick,
Wa-is-key, kaw way-kaw-ne gis-eum
This reservation mentioned above Is about
half the area of the State of New York, and
embraces oil the ,luable pine regions OF
Minnesota that is so much sought for by
the immense emigration hat is now crowd
ing into that Territory. e
The Commissioner appointed to conclude
treaty at La Pointe, after having sssem-
bled the Indians from the different parts
the territory, found such conflicting inter-
csts to reconcile among them that their
object was near being abandoned, owing
likewise to the reluctance Of the Mississippi
bands to sell Jointly with the Lake Superior
bands until proposition was made by s'Hole-
int e-day'' to divide the country and allow
Lake Indians to sell, and thereupon the fore
going stipulations were entered into between
his band and those occupying the ceded Ter
r;tary