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subilfnm sia;gs HuGtuiinicu itiner Upr}aGli3ta
i~iatulnaftsa at ur3t uub Gbtraya su gckta, 70.
ss etatae Der SOrtbeilt dA1ufG5ren, peIde aus
xrtyuIi@r Gou(nltatioa Etetn f@pierisrr usa
RfasxIi9tr QraAtbtittn NIT ibm erpsGita; bIeS
It kbt tbeH uHs6tbtg gsrrerbsn.
ole gum ltbtfu Sabre bat Or. SMith Hbe
S9, 500 &dtitnteR II dHtR aso9Iiden &ranfbeibol
kNanbtIt: cine 3dbI, herrn f6 Uitlel6t itiR E~c-
NJ ART In Der Sto0t Baltimore rhbmea Fosa
auA In outn Fdltn, no bic drjtIi1tn HorfHrf.
xn o6tIam btfoIQt tourben, toareu bic Rraafen
sebdIt unc auf Dausr g~eueftn. Auf foIGt Shat
laden @ld1dt ncbmenb. fperben ItiOtube Pcrlo-
aex tpobl baran tbun, bel Or. Gmitb, Is Sdb-
@reheridtrcxt, poT3uIpre6tn, Der feline 0dAIuna
Hrlanat, penR feline 9itnfe Ridt BetutiIe ben
Gdhi61i6teit unb gnten Solgen teferu. GMit&
Ersentien iinb fret bon Wtrcnr uuA miueralil6fn
Giften NIB tsnnen nRbebineert NrN obne umfdnA-
lihItiten dberdE NEaenoEmeR trerNeu, hd Re Ia
~.embacter Fora atatbeu rerben. 6tlbH GtHs
l1rdntuns In DW DiM " hberaiIHs, trtnu feline
&nt1hnhnng eingetre!eh III.
WereaGMnQea cber Structures tperben na6 elmer
msentu, Don Or. smith oufgefunbeuen Bebdub-
IaHeetreile In ptni9ea Sosen obne S6mtrNn
oAer SntonptnitMNn fir ben Ratienten gebetIt.
buaGen Der Urethra u. I. h. alS Structures be-
kanbtIt nerben. tpoburG 10 Sft SbGrL0tGue BIZ
sGarioAeu GoIQeu berbetflbrtu.
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@enDbnbeit ober bon onoern l7Tia1eR AsrrhHrt
nab peI6e Ia ibren 0efolge eiH Setr f6rpeEli0er
anN NeiRtcer ucbeI boben, tpenH bic 6dIaua NeT-
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au& sroheE lntottn norhta0tH.
GuA ben &rauibeittn bee SreibItHen 0dHIeDiea
bot Hr. Smith ittt etHer Rtlbt bOR SGbreH tetne
k~tfcRbere GnfmerIfam'eit 9ttutbmet unO btrfpr%t
aIea 2tibeEDtn cine beilfdme uns hGueruAe &ur.
Or. Smttbs QrdnentatiUe fur Uroueu Idus
mau am obigtn pIaHt erbaIteR. Die Wtbiln II
aut xAN tnuEoe tnRerbdIb 9 SobTeR auSeTOrbeut.
I'D bel aebrau1t. Rreis mar s DoadTs.
GedoneM. bic bon DaItIMore e%ntfernt tDsbatR,
fSnneE Hoa oenautr Aneatt Der Spmptome TT
9mitb aeQeA. ~bortcFreie Brtett eontuItIreA NIB biz
EReb3iM ncA rir0cub siHem Sbeie HeS 3GubeS &C.
iaidt rrhaittH. ane aufroeen b.'beR NEeRg pri-
potta. SD Der Office Rns itparate 9immtr luT Dis
soatioA hel Pltieaten. ONtH bon 8 uAr Borgess.
5ts 8 ubr Hbtabs.
N@@truRas uHA Specifies,
pa ESrtbefern unb 0raotfeR ole HtILm
EA, ihaeea Rebr ale Rt aaHeH xAA RRA
e1sr atAi gar Seila1a atra0<5t. D
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9ataPsepsS nRttut.2ptterte glaHe Al, eespsen an
IL. Sanuar.
9nuPt'gewtnne $4,000, 1850, 500 &c. Sifets 81.
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yaeue mn6 fd6ne Waareu.
~ @anfteIb, BrOtber u. Co.,

g4dN @anfteIbI Brother u. Co.,
Str. 229, 8altimUrt, Ode Ssn GtarIssfr.,
enfen bte Nrfmerlfnnttett Der &dufer auf ttr neuts unb ele8an'
Is Eager pom Sanes- SrttteIn, onseeiet&neten e~Dlbenen nbren
prnbtu"Gea SnweIerten &C., rtlAe fe neult& BON europa tmPOr'
tren. Oarunter t.fnben I'D 8ei&nafpDa Bearnettete frantb.
Ff&e NibfSRden, E&reibpultt, EOtletts St6nbe, SuueIen- uni
S&"tu.t 6e6d alter, 2betbi6ien anb &tsarren' Rapfela, 3abies'
GDmpantUrs, Rarten aebdufe, YcrtmrnnateS, &tntNiHe galen
In arDset %pswobt, r. ntt cine ret4e Sanralnns SDn bubf4tr
BrOni- Nrt'efI NtarrtDr, &rSetten, tsIntI4ea gDa1er. Oresb.
yerImuttn une . senbetn. s0lbene 8s6srn, YOrtfOItOs, etqusur'
$errieer NIT 8IafMtn unb ttetnen @l6ferr.
@Dl0eue ubren%
son Sen beaen Retfern %urUpdB o~neeferttet NIT 1~St1ratt8G
DIJsetiuFs fir bv7en @IteSaranttrtr irb .Hnb tn alien SDr'
en- p~Drrdtht6.
WrabtnOHe Gunelen,
aaS b.r nsneatn StpIs, BON eOnb0n, parts, Sent nns SDtsr
utbUrtirl .EDrle ret@e S@mudfa&en unierer etaeder Fdbrtt.
SAFE. unD EateferStee; 8e&er 956sIn, WteTer, @abtln, &c,
ssh uns fe1bR fabrt3trt, mOfur MIR cine Ntbatnt, p6s 66hS'
prdntunt bet6tr 6ttaeen Ausfeluns bts @drSIanb-S aahutt'
e~rbteIten.
Die ~niebrtsRen yreife utrbtn fur pbtsr arttftl bere@net aat
Runben tn ieOer 6tnfht aufrteten eefeat werbtu.
perlDnen, wtIhe ~0I&rdrt8 usknen erbaIten TIRE Muftrdg
beH 81 nrcunpt dus1efIbrf. ais rtrn He pert0ntt@ 6Arotteno md.
N. +99mf-f r "a I eIb Yr nj r II. So
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Yatapsep.S nRttut-2ptterte, GlaFe SO, sa. 81. San
9auptsGewtnne: 5000, 10 yn $500 &C. GtdetS 81.
6Sdn1mt u. Sr1nce II. Co., Otrectprcn
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@ranb eonfR!iSirte gtaf[e e., seessn am p. San
9auPt9epinne; $5OG00,5 bpn 10000, 10 Srn 5000, 100 BON 1000
Eifets SIS. @bares mad @srtGltniB.
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@deSpn graft unb @annpSer-9t.
Ssid)arb .. 0OrfeD WrGliotnt.
treftpre
Spitua 8anfant Snp. 50. 9pB, Gldrt Gpttrel,
QDr. 81. 6arrtlpn, Rpb. W. @rpuo, Sptn Nfprrpm,
Or. 20 ~Q0ppbfee, RpB QGinanS, Ger. 6arman,
SoneS Wturrab, NttteS gDttte, Oapib @ar1pn.
Geprse Npsers, Gtrtfian 8eener,
Oteie 8ant lit t6 9 d. pom 10 bis / lGr fir BEN @mpfana
Spn Deppften unb N~uSsabIun8 cpu Gelbern phen.
@elb fann Spn Dplar dufmdrtS bintertegt merSen. Die Sn.
terehen betra9en 8ter NrDcent per Sobr unb wirb auger.
hem ppt Rem IeberiduB ane3Sabre cine & trasOtptbenb
inter bic Oeppftpren p~erttet.
@er0eiratbete 6rauen unb Nfinberjdbrige tSnnen Sch in IT..
rem ei8ensn Mamen beppniren unb blei6t bielet6e auSi6lteglt6
SIT tbrer eieenen ~@erfu8nn8. 22pS
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pataPscp.S Qp|tterie, GtaTe So, sespsen an
10. Sdnuar.
9aHpt8erisne, $4,000, $1,000, 2 Spn $500 &C. Sttets 81.
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@n0rrS Nlaidlen : @totIiliement

GasasSEsssssss @bilaoeGpbia, gSilmtngtpu an
- Baltimore @ifenbabn.
-SzI@Dret S&nettfdbrten mad @bitobelptia
ia Slid (Spnntcg au~saenrmmen.I
Die Sef uRb 9oNa8ier6us perIaHrn cen 8abubpf in Yrsfeent.
trest in f~plaenter Srpuun9:
Der @rpree>3uG,
,urb In A Stunben, ae6t ab ~GiorsenS 81 ltbr unb tdft MIR tn
@a8noGa. SoSre Be Grace, @'ftrn, Mefudrt unN Wilmington al
NIB erret4t pNl1bslp6ta npb setts 8enu8 ppr Nb8an8 ri
~abenpSu8sss mad gieg'gprf @afa8tsrt, bic Daitinston NnOr
Iens UNI & lbr perlaHen, tRnnen alfs NtenhS UNI s utr tn Stem.
PORT fem. @anie stfets Don Baltimore mad gtsw-grrt tVtsr
5 Dollars.
Der 81 pr9en>Nof3u
sebt tdglta (Spnntas ~aus9en.) UNI IL ubr al, bali an aasi
StattpHen ane fGbrt 5 Stunoen.
R1- Der 8aSrpretS in Der swdten 80 ossncIuHs betrdst MIR 81
Ger n b . ofsu9
lebt as IN llbr tdettd (btes 1T Der einstse 8us Ger aud re-
Spnntass fdbrt) unb BAIT an in Nasnplta. perr9ndus, Sapr
DC Grace, %Mcrt1saf, Ilttpn, 9ieweprt. WifmtngtSn uni Gtcfsr
Don pbtlaSe!pbia seben bic 3ase berber ab Wergens 81
~ghttaSs2 unb Iben6s 1OH usr. Die 8abrpretie Der srf
Uaesnflafe fnb we fOlgt:
SfaG philadelphia = SO. 10
gSilminftcn - z. to
Nepart - 2, 0O
&lftpn l. ~
Hprtbeaf, Ooer @barleftpn = /. 50
5apre be Grace s.
g%errpman's -- 72La
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gSSdrehpufe1

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6n0st nan bas sr5stt 9Gser Son StabIen. SUEeas. fu anses
Sarl5rGeTeln. tfnfa@ un6 NIT @tr3terun6er, 9uSI, @e i%eNe
asansrraSbeI, Bettfeatn 1e. Dtt1ts Electromagnetic hnosttnA
ia nuf 9prratb unb Observation-Disclosures i@wer!t@ SeS
etdeu tn Muertfd. t1Vp1S
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8eGafr.9ptterie, GaFe 6, ee;pBen am 6. Sanuar,
.9anpt.@ewinne: $4,000, 4 BON $4,000, s Son $4,000 &c.
9tfcts SIS. SHareS mad @erbGItniB.
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Dur6 BIN Gpb teS Serrn Witttom Rtf& Mi Her TIT bic
Sirmd nRtfdmaaer unb 26ider" a~ufgelbf; bs @efbdtt, ptrR
som beutieen 3a8e I'M inter Der 6trn1 ~. 81. 9bf4er tprt'
eefG6rt. Reu9prc, 16. @fat 1855.
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@rp6e tpnfpltbtrte Qptterie, Glafe 4, sespeeu ar
8. Sanuar.
9aupt-Gerinne $4,000, S12,497, $4,000, $4,000, 1OOppn $1,000
Gidets SO. SbareS mad 8ert6ltntB.
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9etap5tp.S fttut,2pttette JGlafe 81, ee3peel
am 5. Sanuar.
9auPt'Geminne 1 Spn So 5000, 5 ron 81 900 &C. Gtfets 81
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(i q : S a u 8

(1 q It $ SANS
set s. s OtIlebr1nO,
an Der Baltimore. unt ODtu.Gi(enbabn, nate benz 0epot,E
NSbeeltua, 3D..
@.i;enbt unb RORadnaer fnScn ttbtr 8ett BITE Bette Nmf'
wartxas unter btaietn 8ebtnsuns'n. gar 6tt gpstterSstor.
berRna spn Retfen0en mirb nent9e1oIth tehenS Ser9
nttrSssn. Der Gfaentburter, q. s, 5flbetranb, III aIs emit
Srantens assnt btr Baltic. .Obiu-gffenssbn TIM StanCt te
nn6slt6s aastunft ~ srtbstltn unb StdttS mad alea nmHe
6sq0 btset9neten ptasen dusauseben. l3nt6nii
3mder, MclaGes, MebI unc 9lqucr.
80 obbs. btaen 8uder. rant herabstlesttn Vths
so qd6 6aus-3xder, fetr btdta,
$50 E16 rdfR nirtep 8uder. aHe Ssrten,
800 Ra6 fMreren Ner- SrleanSm OldIeS:A
$50 side III m beRtn GaEee, INTERN pretfe, a@@4
$50 Gds gDsiatn- unb &postnnebl, ttRe Sprtt, II
rs Buf6tI &leefaamtn.
Sbce. 6SrrpS, QtduDrs aler Gt unb @rrcertcs TIM AA8eutst
srben III ntSsigen prefTen Sertauft Bet
SdmeS g. Qawn, 1876 81. 5pwdrb 81
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B L E A X GU
G. The"d Stoelting.

@arttt SpGtt, 8t8tmdber btn @artIanb.
Snfttut,
Fnotn Durhretftnbt unb RdoHf&t 8UarbtrS btausasS Boats
auttBsrpaesan8 nh f~rsunbIt&t BetanbIuns ~ ben btatsaen
Btbtn8unatn.
Den eeebrten @dftn rirb an Der Oar NIT ben btRtn r.tutr
@ttrdutcn autstrartet nprRnter ft eth SortrsFlt&tr DlpftI.
rein gang Defenders GuSttt&ntt. titIgSt
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0oYs uno Morfe,

NJ gr6HeHontf6e urn W0tl,6 ls3Gusifer tattn iGs
~ pt(de, f1tnttfde unb EufGn msrge,nte s q PIT o.
tr OOusf' i4te6snsn RaBiaben y%prtdtbta. SHE gehtluh'
10 irb PrPmpt sus8efnbrt. lass
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WfarDtan0 StaatSs2otttrien
n. 6reuEe L.. Go. Wandoers
Die .3tstunesn Fnsen Bfsntli& uutsr br anfFdt 6s etaats
g~pttc.tesG Dn~lnifairs fatt.
&ptterten fir Soruar 1856:
Setntr-Qptterie, @la1e 5, pirb eesp9en AM 1. San.
Qdupts rtnne: ~,
$4,000. $4,000 $780, GU. f. 10. II. +. NJ
- .Stfet8 s.. @tlrts rad 0erbGltntS. 4@
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HUNCKEL & SOHN
SIR. "a Ssconofro6e,
8v1J Baltimore.
&elbff In fnbri3{reuNcS @d8.

n 70 Gpparatt FIR Wcbuh6ufer, S6ulbSufsr, Rtr6en, 5pteII
9@Stt %afalten, Sabrtfen, @ieeereten, Jarr1<@ebaabe, fOptt Gu
b1t af eass, D6rffr &c Hrlhe ee etm5altGeu, Doe @aS felt
pnv ssb utgnb Staissr bsranatGen, rsr6sn BON Der ,Wnrslont
pOrt1sft tf~rasSarss' @as.eOmr. aut esftnnne ssrfertet
unft In Der 0fRct ber GSmp. PasttmcreHt. sir. t02,
ms M G. R. GU rddue c, TredFY.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

PEcKsNiFF TURNS UP HIS NOSE AT PoyERrr.-
A Charleston Buchaneer paper from wllich we
extract the following is almost in agony over the
idea that Fremont, man of humble birth, aud
SO lately destitute of poverty in that city, should
be likely to be called to rule over the c.ivalry
of that aristocratic state. Other things in con-
nection with the result of his election are bad
enough, but this is touch hey ond the endura-
BILE. We not only ask then,to ncqaiesce in the
triumph Of republican principles, it says. but
seven to demand Of the South aequiescs nee in
"she elevation to the presidency OF man v no WAS
dragged III povertya I'd iniany from her streets
"and raised by an uuiinieiy charity TO decency
sand hope-amd who with shameless crime,
''turns the sword, generously bestowed by his
'"'na'ive state against her bosom--a man from
"whose brow neither Aattery nor power, nor
'Mariposa's gold, car ever wipe out the stigma
"ot heartess treach.ry."
Poor Mr.. PecAsniff! What crime poverty
is in his democratic eye! Picking man out
from among the "groundlings' and making a
president OF tlitn What is the world coming
to! Respectable" old iogy Buchanan, who
lives in II style OF elegant leisure, and hob-nobs
with a supercious ar,s'ocracy, who entertains
sort OF snecrng regard tor the vulgar herd,
AID thinks they earn too mach money, is just
the piuk Of propriety in the eyes OF our contem-
porary.-LGa City.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

Tskxoxr Nxs AZ ras Sorrn - The Cincin,
natl Cossmereist says thai an intelligent gentle
man froM Mississippi has been for some days
piss In that city, who is warm Fremon,er,
nsanifssting an intercs, in the election That
waruss he bosoms aud ssidens the upper lips
Of some Of he faint hearted of the North. de
says the ncn Of the South who favor Fremont
asc aansssaA bat they dare mol make on or
sanised nossaess To give force TO tscir sen
timcnss, - the dominant opinion is fendishly
iato,erssl He mentioned that he know, per
soaally. one gentleman in Mississippi very
v~a,,Ay sidsea, and the owner Of 500 slaves
vAs i N open and ardent advocate q the
electsoa q Ftemont, his wealth aud social po-
sisiea pressesed him in the enjoyment It ftec-
Gem e speeeS- giving him tho especial priv
aess q taAias - he pleased.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

CHILp CARRIED OFF By BEAR.-One of those
fearful incidents occurred near the village of
Ncshoto, on Saturday last, which goes SO far to
create that thrilling interest in the written ro-
nance of a pioneers life. Just before sunset,
child five years old was seized in the presence
of its mother by a full grow bear, and in spite
of its screams, and the frantic efforts of its
mother, was borne off into the thicket. The
alarm was given and men with guns and other
implements OF destruction. commenced search
ing the woods, but up to Tuesday nothing had
been found on which to base conjecture with
reference to it's fate. Bears are quite plenty in
the neghborhood, bat this is the first incidence
where human life has been sacrificed by them,
though they have frequently carried off stock
from the farmers, coming, as in this case up to
the door OF che house Il ,uanitowac Tribune.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

PsRsoSAl.-We were glad to receive call
yesterday from our friend and former fellow
citizen, D. S. Ebersol, now resident in the
Sucker State. He Is determined to sell the fine
residence and three lots, corner OF Vine and
Eighth streets, occupied by the editor Of this
paper. Persons derirous OF buying good
house and finely improved premises can find
Mr.. Ebcrsol at Browns Book store, Sd street.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17

SOMETHING MUST BIZ DosE.-It is now reduced
to a dead certainty thai Buchanan and Fillmore
stand in each Others way, and that the platform
they occupy has become too narrow and shack
ling to hold both Of them. Mr.. Buchanan is an
aimable and accommodating old man; but he
didn't wan; to run. He wanted to retire to Wheat
land and write book on his Life and Times"
ike Senator Benton. Why deny him the privi-
lege' Why spoil his history by running him
into defeat tina. will put an end to his .'Life
and TImes?" Give him chance to write, and
try Fillmore rs the democratic nominee. Mr.
Fillmore must be ready to change horses by this
time New York Herald.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17
81. Louis, Peoria and Burlington.

We learn from the Peoria papers that on the
10th inst, tho first passenger train left that
place for st. LOUIS, via P. & O.. Eastern Exten-
sion and Illinois Central railroads. This con-
nection also joins Peoria with Cairo, and gives
Southern outlet for travel aud freight via Mis-
sissippi river.
We also learn from the Peoria papers and
from officers of the P. & 0. road, that in eixty
days the Western division will be completed,
uniting Burlington with St. Louis, Alton, Cairo,
and giving another Eastern connection by rail,
via the Ohio and Mississippi railroad. The iron
has been purchased and is now lying at St.
Louis. 1t will be put down in sixty days and
we will then be within l6 hours Of st. Louis.
The opening Of this Southern and Eastern
connection through Central Illinois must be of
considerable Importance to Burlington. 1t will
give US railroad and steamboat connection
via Cairo with New Orleans at the season Of the
year when the upper Mississippi is covered with
ice or so low as to render freight over the falls
very expensive or totally impossible.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-17


81 mn IN. sons itknetnI-
eoas sf lhe mea Who, Ions go,
h Elsnsed Their feek on R1ymoash kock,
There ssoSd md faced : 6svses foe,.
There bf1ssd snd bUse tie battle shock,
Hear ye the cry from Kansas piainss
Does yorr blood boil NOT Id your veins!
That cry! does il not make yon start
The marsierous shot came from the South
The ball has struck your brothers hearth
His life-blood glsbee from his mouth
No more that brother shall you see
He spoke, he dies for liberty
Whoe'er Of Freedom dares to blab,
Where Kansas for Tree labor calls.
Feels the Missonrians ruffian stab,
And, dead, on his own threshold falls.
The freeman, there, must bait his breath;
To speak of freedom there, Is death!
SLAVERY demands the sacrifice!
Her bullies deal the blow; and while
The murdered freeman gasps and dies,
Her perjnred panders sit and smile,
On her high pisces, where they swore
That she should agitate no more.
Grasping and bloody is the hand,
That slavery stretches forth, to clutch
Aregion that she vowed would stand
Unscorched forever by her touch!
Look at the Fury's fiith--her touchl
Her bloody hand has torn them both!
The tond that bore her hated name,
That Freedom gave an empire for,
She's snatehed, to light with it fame
The baleiul flame of civil war
Her troops cen now are in the lists.
And "Wur exists ay, "War exists! !"
Yes, it was WAR-the war of Cain,
Where right is stricken down by wroRgs
Religion ut her altar slain.
And the weak dies beneath the strong,
Let HIM then bear Gains forehead brand,
Who sees the blow nor lifts his hand!
Who, sitting in the highest seat.
And welding whole nations might.
Sees freedom bleeding at his feet,
And wrong triumphing over right,
And throws his sword into the scale,
To make rcd-handed wrong prevail!
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IA As far as sscertained, the Vermont Leg.
islaiure stands as follows;

DEArn OF AN Error AND PRiNTER.-Mr NJ
r, BslsrER, of the Newark (O.) Times, died at
that place last week. His disease is not stated,
but was probably derium tr,mens. Mr.. Bris
ter was gentleman Of good abilities, an excel
lent practical printer. and but for his intempcr.
ate habits, might have taken high rank as an
editor and publisher.
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u Tha. John Van Buren, made the remark

kH That john Van Buren, made the remark
attributed to him in an extract We published
the other day is abundantly proven by mum.
Der Of competent Witnesses John denies it to
be sure, but John is not always ina condition
to know what he himself does shy. And be-
sides, everybody knows what the Buffalo plat
form was, on which Johns father was placed
and in favor Of which he made many and tel.
ling speeches. 1t declared against the extension
Of slavery as do the Republicans now, and John
was then strong anti-slavcry man. Now he
goes in for slavery extension aud border rui.
hanism, aud as hc said, ought to be "pepmp-
toriiy damned" with the rest Of the conspira-
tors.
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sszs = - Il sssss 81
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y - Il = us q - . - -
- teALestlng ~ eriris - psspe1es q -
nxehAsan r.ssv Il I fs,e epler dee1e
i.,e.sv = ...is..i 800 - e1vee.tes =
$ !. - =.
90 ssssssss - $500 = Secssa.s asa a'as-
81. sses vAass = = 20 1a1e sns
iDae 60 hsse besWesa ~ ANess0aa end DeAu-
erasie psfs5es. - ~ ~ decide1iy II fayor II
=. $1,000 rleesia !.
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sels = ~ cs's y h'sse g 'esser e ~
psope q Asnsaas - which be conraAtus 81 ~
seusval from Ms sat in Coosrea. Il
ssAt ~ n.or,., .,... !. - 1870 vill be
orderrd - vb;ch sh.Ii s s e.ndfdate. because
Is ~ r,rror ia ss,s,.ss ~ leeu olgssed 10
you. / shall expect yss 70 avenEe Is; and tbs,
! trust, y not s1pscslnx seo muen . sne hanos
= y en1s n's1s 4 : :.
ne - q, - q ~
Us'oa. We psol'an s''e' NO saoss'er aaseis,sc'
nent, gratis,
''I3eiieving the soil and climate Of Kansas
Tefnsory te De admssso,y aospscd 20 me inss,t-
~ st.,e, ~. T.,n, Fl; 4 ,s.,a,,. i, ~ sdro..
ard euHtain al honorable measures designed 70
protect snd sustain {. in the Territory, and pli-
raately have Il reco ,nfxcd permanently in the
Constisutioa Of the future State OF Kansas.
- All uso slavery papers 70 which We send
this No. Of The UrroA. viii greatly oblige III by
giving this seversi insertions and calling atten-
ton 10 the sainc.n
RI rHr pr,RT.Ic
. i, I -. s.. 8, ~.
have been css1.oy men. 70 ;, .n ,a.; vea'n
.ndsidua.s n..e - IS. =. ~ - e.. -,
oatn no. ~ .Iss Y - - ~ -. s'o.,
pany. Wen =, 49,. p.sI n GU. ~ '"el camp
an poss ~ .,.;sa.. !. iii $500
neas, Wv ~ p.'onI. "'.'' nv :, .sIe'1'e,
.1xe n.s n'ssou ~ ss5E - a'e paonc, ..a.
ns sn., .ss Desn n'an.vus,y 1870 anu
uas sa. -iS q, Er.I oo''e'
r.ecomn,ou K.ns.s Terr;to,v
The General orders az Acting ;oyernorW God.
.on rnder d.,c ~ Aro.., OH 10 rcsnons,h,e
| 60. ,b;s n,raoranh
| .C,.n u.r.h.u ~ ,be l.. p,;,.de .hon,a be
ordered to intercept the invaders coming in
through Nebraska.
| We also publish gratis this part OF the Pro-
spcctus Of the Kansas Herald Of Leayenw ORTIZ
citv
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4 Bargain offered.

TEN ACRES Of choice Land for sale, mile and
i half North west Of Burlington, the LAURA
County Plank Road; we'll lnlberrd level water
venient most delightful situation for residence. II
cannot be exceiied anywhere within the dsaLce OF
the city. bargain vI be given. Enquire Of Geo.
II. Lane, adjo Ing ot Once, Of tie subscriber.
on the prsmlses. iserS dl4w6ssl THOS. q. CLARK.
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Washinrinn Semi

. cVFt z.
Gov. Geary and Gen. Smith have been inior-
med by telegraph that they will be furnished
with additional forces ii necessary to maintain
the public peace and punish all violence by
whon,soever perperrated. Only persons enrolled
by Gen. Smith, win be allowed to carry on n.ili-
tary operations in Kansas