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Caution--Lo terry Frauds.

MssytsSp Corsotinsrtn Lorrsrus,
Baiiniure, nayand, July 4, tss5.
THE Maryland lotteries deemed Il
his duiy csuon the public The swndle
Win cirrurs by mari and otherwise fraudulent lottery
and pretend be the cor the sale of tickets lotteries
wholly dction.
The only oee. Maryland drawn daily under
the snpennderce of ercted by
the state nader the constitution examine and
schemes snd " attend o n. drawings.
An the tickets in certificates
tickets have the thev
FER the Contraction Once Of ha Maryland Consodated
Baltimore, Maryland" All others fraudulent
For fnl information on the subject Of those frauds address
x -.Ie4- - -. ". Brennan,
sept N-dly Rsitisspre. Msrvlsrd.
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specssei.s.

spersset.s.
GOLD ver hne steel and plated pcccles rasse sc Of
VI all focuses with perifocn perscopc parshos glasses
long peculiar sect,aE
adapted TO the Eyes Of ~eareuL .
NJ. w. GAIT n BRO,
a24 Penn. avenue, b-twc-n Ninup and Tenh streets
J.nO II r
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Law Rocks.

UfHhRrUN and st1nes Medicsi Jarsprudsnce, ! vol
Whnonis ff.ced~of- os fndiefrssus~ and plen@ vol
Whatiopis Ameilesb Criminal LA~ ID eduon vol.
Grcsiey's Equity Evicence J VII
Mbarnps American law ~ Homicide 4 voi
Whartons Law Dictionary vol.
Mnfrs repisvtn vol.
Library n Law md fquyi I'd series itvols IN ~.
ssqdsrs uses and Trus,s edi,iont vol. IN L
Dee rs FRtNCk TAfbVh
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No $40.
NOTICE OF the dtsconti usnco or the United state.

NOTICE OF the discontinu or the United States
~ land odioe ut Wand ALtA, in the stse OF ILLINOIS
kcs Is hereby that of and
the Of iand ofncers tVAxpAA
land In -ad d,e r-duc,d below hundred thousand
The sTEEoR has directed That h.
YArpAA be discontinued and lands remaining unsod
the time ~ t d'sconfonspce be made uhect saie and
srnissrfstp, in said state. H.I.#.
Lsnd. smsiang an.od and aHappopha,ed by law and subject
private lnnd once discontinued will
be subject said af ofbouee
thai effect BY the register and receiver ofeo aud the Land officers
viii public day which ey
VIII be prepared receive applications for entries Of aeh and
,boir Office. ...
Given my hand city Washington, hi. st day
Decsnber, A. D. ls55.
Tnos A. HENDRICKS,
L Comnssoner of The Gen erai Land Once.
f Dec il-law6w ffneigsrccr h siarl
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A LsUns, French Portfolios, Bibies, and P.y1
~ houk hound IN and velvet, with snd whoHi c
Bari.yi so,ton's eoia pens IN gold and riveT ci
pencil Rodgcrs finest penknive- ported direct om
n,apafsctur.r of drawing in-,rum.n'si dfawnf
and English French, Enh. aud American Juvenile
vaey hps editions ef AIaeficaa, Frepch and Bnf
n nao bndnc imported direct from London snd fshg
D.cD 30 M ."H FRANCk TAfLuh
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asw SufN, aasnae, AsO sourH-
<ISS11 ANTON UNITED sTATE5 MAIL STEAM Z Rs
kt&x&X ~ rbe shir@ eompfang this lire the WASHING
TON, Capt X. cayendyi HERMANN, Capt. Ed
These or Southampton going returning
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ss'sess-s.-ssssaesesa No. ba4
Notice OF u.s Iseop<nins or D-nylIs Land oaies
ia ultllois. t.fl 8t. sGa

sssS9f rr4fiss Gasss.L LAsp oTyIcx, sept ~, lass
INSTRUCTIONS transmitted 20 me REGISTER
iaais ists
af tbs reAs said dsuiei and give hi days
public from Of the o said instruction.. of The
rsopsnns once and The 10 which applications viii
be received BY them. ...sa.,..
Sept 2i--2aw6ss Efa fInteI & staTl Commissioner.
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THE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED 1.-THE Rob Of DR.. Roy.
vEAU LAFtEITEUR y fst superior 70 %. tfnPs o. Cgs
mercury affections of ssn dartres, serafu The
period % f and hereditary acnouy of humo As depura
tive \, Y powerfully .aeaeous 70 eaanhs ~ as eaadef 20 con-
injections soundngs hs iiyPihe the Rot cures In
6aa cspava eubre from injections Witch only Icrs
y, ,sb, s...ase. ~be,ser recent or Ionr s,anS
and which have resisted The powers Of mcrn or The iodare
General the cni,oa s,is. osshel B,osd,s y
ms street ssw sols 'I waqsss o''s "a'' p"''"se
The arugsi.t, hroarhnu, bs Uni
y q the med-
properties % bs Rob win be obtained ~ writing % o. non
an o. wiam street. Ne~ YORK, who viii give every Information
:gs,ss A. Srss,: o. sss .Tsa N q. i. Ss S ws . .ns s
March l4--dly' ...... ..""
caoosR,Es WIVES, LIaUoRs, So.zws tes leave 70
call Of fnsada and the public % our stock Of
fresh groceries consisting Of
Java, Rio, aud LaguayTa codees ... ."..
tamly, .ap,rape sed srt,a na,u, IN hs'', AID bags
Cbee.~, lard, hams, aud should.n
Apa svsry Other arcs necessary 80 oonpets
wines, Liquors, and Cigars.
Madeira sherry port, elnre ard cbsmpagns wines of myoie
r,us sssaaies. whi.sey, sip. sc, IN wood and sis-.
ogser large stock of Havana, German and domestic
We viii oGer The above goods many which We
families and TIE ds % sess 1ys % ss ssn "'"'
Oct 0-Isw3wf
- --l IL q. - -..az---.. --- -----l.---
IoHN G. DEyEHEUx. Commiss,oper Of Court of
Gains % nroadway, of al -rcet, New Yott.
Rshrs tessfs Duncsn, shrrnsn Co, Nesss Beesse
IIoa. Luther brHdish James W. sersFd WH fuhs
soyss, New Work MsssI RisEs On Hon Enhs Whue
Jesepb " Bradley, ESQ Washngtpp, ID =. Fl
ngenieucn the bar and claimants Washington
can mate aPponlmsn @ inc e and place Of tssng
sud asf street tpssr nc Cy Hans 70 whom uudsipass
81, ia-eswim ,. O DEvEREUx
IUxNrsuEo ApARrmENrs- Members Of Congress
other. accommodated Mrs
Adnms' 18Th and q, No AS The Paors
large snd we'll furnished.
Noy9S div
IsE.cH JUVENILE BooKs.--A wsf- -selce.d collection
French juvenile books various their styles and pfces and
ofher beautifully iusated
be ind the bookstore the undersigned imported BY himself
Dec a rRASoK TAYLOR,
pRoGREss Of Religious IdensI by L. Maria Chiids.
L 3vos H
The Purchase early Years the fsr wos, edition
Lilly, Moved I vol.
Works or ChH-, Lamb. p vols
Vol A.
Mexico and lie Reiaioni by n. A. wison. Illustrated.
Border Bssrlest BY w. Gilmore Simms.
srnkeg ~ Charles Dickens.
The Chilo Wis; by Charles Dickens. -Hg.. ## #...#
Mysteries Of the Cout Of he suaris BY William Harrison Ains
"
Nov " FRANCK TAYLoR. 4
ZINE Library Edtian. or Gisha.. pIniIan,, Hn-seI
Robertson finuas, soet Irvns Prescott, Banc,on Msct
nosh Roscoe Webster Scott hes fepys NRcaplsY Sharon
mold Roln rutsh, ether o h- stsndrrd horrns
ound maders bookstore ofhs
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HOME MAN FACrUHEs.
EaIrvt.xg gotfon Ny.ah

Neor fae CanaI BGun, ygcransrta.
EITZPATRIUK BURNS, psopres's ipanaaetursrs Of
yarns carpet cbain twpe, wrapping wne, cord
bots, te ..E- +. I. e.. sHl #s1 .# \.
Washington rcsnecuy solicited for
any afticles, Witch will Washington
Baltimore markets. al
win prompt attention by addressing shave
O~tt-dlm r. n y.
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mo. 547.l
Notice

+.
Notice Bat fHs
05e of esa,n Jned States Land Office. u
the States Of Hino.s, Aehigsn, Wsseonsta, and io0a.
timber he provisions secion OF the
u sress approved Ia 1897 which declares
the quantity public iaad remaining unsod 10 land d,
namber OF than hundred thou
disIiets shall be discontinued, Sc and, ia cop
other laws The subject hs Secretary of the nteo
following Offices be discontinued vzi
4shawnestowa and kaskaskia Ia Illinois. sta FL
Kalamazoo, Miehgan. ~ .fl-zr s#sH.8Es sa
Milwaukee, Wiscoasin. I
Fairfield, Iowa.
Lands remaining aod undposed Of In above districts
viii be subject those offices OF
receipt VI notice % st by hs registers and receyca those
ponts, aud will be made subject 10 entry as follows
sbswnestown kaskaska be cd the Springfield
district, Illinois. 4ta3
kalamazoo 10 The tona District Michigan. ...as
Miwaukie the Menasha district, Wisconsin,
Fairfield TO the Charlton dis,Ict Iowa.
officers the points of consolidation viii public poce
Of the days which they will
applications for entries
Given under hand Of Washngion this 18th
November, A. u. 1855. " sf sf "a sA ss5
THos. A. HENDRICKS
i Commissioners OF the General Land ONCE.
Nov l4-law6w
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DINE Library Editions .f Gishs.. usllans, H-sseI,
Robertson. finue, Smoe Irvns Rancron, Msch
irtoh, Roscoe Websrer Scott The fepy, Nncapsy Sharon
Turner, Wills Ritter purnetf Clarendon 6iss, Ferguson,
nod Ron pusreh Of th- stsndrd htofirns
sy be ound the moests prices the bookstore Of the
unArfned IN 6ne library bindings ~ them imported direct
pssn W '"s'''f'''' w rsAscg TAYLOR
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Law school oums.ri.na univsr.,ty, at Lss. non.
E##% .a Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruthes, lais circuit
Hos Nathan udse, .uprem, oourt
Of T.nnessoc a1 ..#F.H
Hon bfom6sla L. Ridley, cnsncsiou state
Judrcs Cafah.rs Green dew their whols tune rcuvs
the school Z 81
Plan Of insfvHoionl Daily
teri books No regular of lectures hat explanations
daily lessons the progress of the examinations
e. Weekly o common law and equity In which
aents suits Of
The require prepare
deeds Wills and Of
dsnce In the trial. Come of by spp~a
which held monthly
public The students
If jurors. iudses, md
pacites connected with their suits.
sssstonsTbs hrs session the third
tsmhcr, and ends third Thpr.dsy February The
mences the succeeding Monday In vshasf snd ends .ssoas
Thursday In July, Lfs H.M
which q had In Lsbswon bookstores ..t#
-Four se~~ons required complete unless
sdvapced No
mission 1he. four regular classes Students
collegiate
There q q Legislature connected with the school
Number students the last collegiate year eshtysir
ROBERT L. CARUTHERs,
Peh Il-eoiy President Board of Trustees
AMERICAN HOUSE. Hanover stree, Boston |, by
Lewis Rebuilt enlarged elegantly furnished
improve and v.niences
ton VI the travelling pyslic. .I.-
D~st al
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ga No. b46 aat
Notice OF the establishment or three additional
land districts in the State OF Iowa.

An
boundae. of the land dscts In the State Of lows, and for
other 1855 which
additional said
knowa the office
been established DAcoaRAH Wnneshek for
"FoRr Dopax DisTRior FoRr DoDoE Webster county
and that for The Sioux Stock Cry,
bury ta4tHtaa .s-s .F IN
Given my hand, cy Washington, this thirty
day nj October, A. ~. ls5J. IL @stth. N- = A III
BY order Of the President; .s# Il, tE
THO5. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner o General Land Office.
Nov2-law6w lint aud Star.
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f'HE&P JUVENILE BOUks-rhe und-rsigred has set
aside om his stock Of books for children and
varied collection the accumulation Of TO bs sid half
pce less that when need be- They urd
of all and be examined his bookstore. ..t
will sor Mrs Hofend,
Mss kdgeworh Mrr Barb,ud, and ~her such wrersbooks
which have been popular In their me ws spny cult
ssie good taste good en and good pcipes
few 10 suu although
enes. IN worss of Syllable children of nur old
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A CAHD-wiiam Tucker, merchant tslor, PENNEY
~ vsnia avenue, would respectfully of
bers Congress strangers and citizen. generality to his
stock Of eosi esssimses and vsng
be = prepared to make the most
fsshionable styles. -
Nov saw .1EE. r
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tlbNALL ~ HH yrfIEft, uesehsat Taiiers. take TN.
~ method of calling the attention
zsns, ard heir coths
and vencs which prepared A.
make 10 order In the most ~Iegsnt manner ~
so choice sccciion Of sentemsa's farn.h,ns soods
Dse t-3taw2v DUyALL n gpO
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MATCH HREpAtRrN9.-wsfches chrooonc,evs ~ poc ks
time keeper- of every however complicated
fuly repaired hy competent me-
macca knowedse u this branch of business vhict
fu'ct personal strntnn u rven
persons having 6ne watches sc., To repair IT /
NJ. w. gAIT h Bro.
- - 9oi Penn avenue between OH and ON
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pARRt.iIs PRA ACrICAL PHARMACY. 4 vol svo
Lec'ures on EaEii-h History ~ Henry Reed. =
eeanfy Moncton or the faihlcs. Canadian Noodle.
Essay on the Life. Character r.
Liz u ny WIN. a. Porter 80 = "
Isisnekiin Man, or the Victim of Misfortune.
Know Nothing Almansc, 1855.
Dec FRANCK TAYLOR.
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HARVEY ~ ADAMS. having pnrshassd Of E- heeIe .,
IL all
BY them, No. s5 penpsyivanis
beg leave respectfully pacss~rs
weieiected stock Of goods We hone by
and good Of all articles line 10 merit
continuance of the custom OF the old hfm.
Nov i-dim .#I.1'I-.
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ENGRANfNGWs prepared 10 sre~,,. cvowctv .nd IA
u the beet tyir every a.-crron
rrns crests, rrc'ioe-, kc., n stone s'-''"s' "'
Gard engraving snd printing promptly -recu'eA.
NJ. W. GAIT BRO, Jewellers.
Dec 7-3fsw9w - ''''-'
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers

Ihs sbps comprising hne lhs iolIOwingi
The Atlantic .UApt Wos.
Ihs faese IapA Eldftdze,
bAfc ShpI
The AdfAu4 Cupt.
- These shlSs having beeh buili by
1E3 pIssAiy service, every has beeD
NNFT taken c0nEructon ia their engiacs
kR1 and sPeedj and their
psssepsers ganes
Price Of passage York Liverpool In Grscla cabin,
sl5o In second cabin So Exclusive
SIS. FfoM Liverpool IL New York; 10 suh 20 guaeaA
An experienced sarzeon a.iached 20 each ship.
No berihs be secured nti paid Cor.
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I."'EFs FVVV No. WI Yivsris
avenue, coner ~ 18th street, tho Savings
ctmHtery laid celebrated
New fok, and .tusrd hrh ana.
-r e north ~ the capIoi North Capitol
TO hs gaeway Tits canpsny have received
eie-s spp'pesng her ground forever
se ute 20 the pnheer and prohibiting m ron
LEGISLATION o ohrise which NJ vast
ther dad where has
fecne ~ all cites when the burial ground
vsiuahir Tor other sell a. snd
rscuouy into ons isr p srd legal
tsies ground.
N, pfics fr-m 10 "a 49, a
asp the chnrer. and by can hs
ostsined all
-s No seventh other underwater win prompt
-m--'~d fr#esrn ~ Jpse Idly
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NorIcELor Or miscsuied, in being transmitted nom Out,
~ man fetra - t'sr Rack Washington .
idcsi- No Is go Or 100
~ Psnsau-io Thonss ~ Dem h~,,
hses Denebi. decessed ~o.ps,x -,
Rsguety youneess tNercrp wab Tn. ..asped hrir and
deytae o Ihoras d~~esssa tbs
G"anlsionef Of Pensions for duplicate of such
FoysSpsp ~. .IssS, ..ag t.4s ~ y P''e''' +
pss n BlsssW' gsst 81 s.t1. atsassgsN F.1
.n#. .a0akss hfHN.fD e
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Tanner. Ciulcai Medicins #..H u t#aa.a E.#.
The yellow Mask, from Dicksns's H.a.ehois wo,ds
The Confessions of rtet'y Woman by Miss Pardoe.
The Jrann- wife by Mis-. Psrdoe,
fresh fru Vsrestlcs AL IN. year. prices and
how 10 obtain Them. Price i2k een,s. =
sept FRANcK TAYLOR
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NUFFEE, TEA. SIc. .a.
" SO bags old Java coffee
30 bags Rio and Lnguyra coffee
. rs boxes fresh ground do
las halt
mace vermicelli
$50 boxes pepper ginger, and mustard
500 lbs. grain ft tt ta' t t
rs dozen Prestons and Morhls and Rabbits yeast pow
HN@7t.
55 barrels New Orleans molasses
10 do golden sirup s E A#ass ,aaa
Now lapding per King Bird,
York, aud for sale by MURRAY q SEMME5.
Nov 27--6teoif
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AZoHS a.d shaving soapwe would cali the an. nrio,
~ Of members Of Congress- aud others fepenhus toilette
20 our assortment OF rtz,fs, comprising Rodgers
baied swiss Jacaaes Lacouer the VA B.
razor strops, shaving sreams, and soaps
Our toilette ARTICLES comprise French and
and the best manufactured.
We have also large of Lub ms
Joseph Anton Johann Marie and lean Charles
bayfu eombs, hair, shaving nail and tooth brushes
cOzneiica &c -
And also large Of ladies' senem.n dressing
r. GALLIC
Dealers IN Pine Fancy Goods, Plated wsr, Perfumery he
Dec a-3eod $40 Penn. under Btov vnss Hotel
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ntyEi.iiN Na-fiOusE and CS0NSos 90 Os0ssssOv~S
Heights for sale of
the iae Geo. " Washington, u los ls The
lAia over ioeI scie. aud the house sueien fo large family
This spennd situation well descp
ton is deemed given persons a
mace addressing me By mail al Washington city. ts#
ApplYto A. HYDE, oeorgsto~n.
Dee 20-~law4w
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~ TO MILLERs AND LUxBERNEN ! IA
Take notice and govern yourselves accordingly.
FULTON, PERKINS & Co.,
WOOD AND gRON
MACHINISTS & MILLWRIGHTS,

- C0FxE1F LUHut Udu WuSyeyS1tON DW61t1, y
CHyUAGO, xkL,&
yTTEare the only Arm In Chicago legally autheiDee
( w 70 manufacture Pages Patent PosrABrH CncrlD
Saw Mills. These mills now In extensive use ~
lumber regions, where they general favoSite asl
We also manufacture
Portable Grst Mills, Improved Smut Nschinss,
Riorr Bolts, Mulay and Lathe ssws,
Rotary Grain SEPARATOR, RESULTING savs;
And every variety Of Machinery ia our line.
ME- Drafting, Building and Repairing done 70 ordsrs-
For further Information orders. address
ap4-8mw FULTON, PERKINS Co., CBScAeo.
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AIIMarrY.inl9 won.

a few days ago. Judge Perrin, Of this CITY,
married man Tor the fifth time. A singular
feature infhe case il that the fifth wife WAS also
the third vile Tie third marriage not proving
. happy one, The parties separated and were ii-
vorced The man married again. and when
death claimed his fourth wife, the disconsolate
widower returned 20 number B and xooed and
won her Judge Perrin thinks he has tied them
up edcctaaily this time The lucky man had the
fee IN consequence oil the large business Is
vas doing in that line We thiass he ought "a
have been charged double prise - osin eten
Journal
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

A PASSENGER LINE oE BALLooSs.-WilSa
the eronaut, proposes to the people Of Califorh
to run line Of balloons between San Franeiss
and ST. Louis, to depend on the great easterly
current of the upper or return trades for is pro.
pulsion. He says:
Thirty miles an hour, without delay from sts
ton or break Of guage-no fear Of collision and
no possibility of running off the track-wiH
bring balloon in three days from the shores Of
the Sacrimento to the foot OF the AIeghanieA
and land her freight and passengers, fresh and
healthy, almost at the very threshold Of their
homas
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FATAL AFFRAY BETWEEN EDITORs.-A late
number of the Ouachita, La, Register says:
On Monday last the town Of Camden, Ark,
was the scene of one of those deplorable scenes
which sicken and fill the heart with pain, sorrow,
and const. ernation, and cast melancholy gloom
over the CO untenances of ALL The particulars az
faras we have been able to learn them are as
follows T. B. Darlington, Esq, editor Of the FL
Dorado Union, called upon Mr. Jones, editor of
Ouachita Herald, and demanded of him satisfac-
ton for alleged t'alumnies rejecting upon his
character through the medium of the latter pa
per. Jones refused to listen to Darlington,
whereupon the latter left him, uttering some
abusive words as he rerired to the street.
A friend of Mr.. Jones overheard the language
of Darlington, and replied that he would fight
him since Jones lad refused to do so. This, it
seems, was more than the impulsive nature OF
young Darlington could bear, and he immedi-
ately drew a revolver and fred three consecutive
shots at the individual without effect The Ere
was returned by his antagonist; killing him in
stantly- The excitement occasioned by this sad
rencontre was intense. Both parties were very
popular with the people Of Camden, aud our in
foamant states that at the time he left the town,
a few minutes after the occurrence, active prep.
arations were making by the friends Of both
parties for general row. Mr. Darlington was
brother.in-law of Hon. Albert Rust, member
of Congress from Arkansas.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

Up in Aurora, the young ladies are detsrmis.
ed not to let the present leap year slip BY with
out securing husband, and have gone to work
in real earnest to accomplish that object. As
gathering Of the fair ones recently held st that
place, the following resolution was passed, unau'
mously:
"Resolved, That If we, the young ladies Of Az.
rora, don't get married this year, somebody vii
be to blame.
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cur1o,rs Craruo,xy Tbe \,

Describes the ceremony attendant upou naming
ON Sunday last. Those invited to be present
gathered into Large room where the Rabbi,
seating himself upon a table firmly held the in
FAINT boy in hisiap. A surgeon performed the
operation of circumcision, the name was iornal-
" announced, chant sung, d, d then followed
u simpsuoas breakfast, 10 which some forty
people sat down. Speeches we're made, toasts
drank, and all sorts OF good wishes uttered -
This right ofrircuncision by which the male
children OF the Hebrews are admitted under the
Covenant of Abraham Is performed unless for
hidden at 80 early al age for medical reasons
upon tue sth day after birth, and the Occasion Is
always one OF high festivities.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

rIRCULAR.-Yaon late examinations We ere
~ quite unexpectedly impelied TO inform those ntsTes
ted that consider Apple Trees unit for trans
planting this spring. The cold Of the past winter
has discolored the wood and left the tree In eneebsd
state that We fear removal would % injureus and
consequence those who bought would not be benehted
We hope, however, that most OF trees, II zen In me
nursery will survive and be in condition for sale ns1t
Fall and the succeeding Spring. II 10, We shah have
about Apple Trees Of hne size for nausplanfs
into orchards.
" We invite attention to our Pears dwarf and stan
which are safe having been protected sgao the effects
Of frost. (ap16.vtf5 AVERY, C0MsrOck Sco.
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SUIcIDE.-On Sunday afternoon last the BODY
of man was found on the bluff near the headd
Rock Island street with its throat cut and %.
veins of the wrists gashed. Near by was found
q razor with which the bloody deed was commit
ted. The body proved to be that ola Gernss
who, we understand, had for sometime threa!er
ed to destroy himself and had left letter ~.
quainting his friends with bis Intention
Davenport Gazette.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

FALLrSa OF THE GREAT BELL.---The t,r,., n,
Of the Second Presbyterian Church N, &c.,. ~
10 its place in the steeple yesterday. 4, =.
first attempt made to raise Il, rope Of n. ~. y.
ling broke and the bell fell to the ground ~.
being elevated nearly to its place, di,,no. J,
nearly two hundred feet. As Il came down s,.. y
thing before II yielded-foors, joists and b..,!
timbers alike, splintering and breaking r;,h ~
utmost ease imaginable. They broke The an =
the bell sufficiently, however, to keen n. ~ y
itself from breaking when it reached n. g,orsa
The monster weighs 2Os5 pounds-Tro, e vs;.s.
Of course, as 1t was made in Troy n. Y ~
weighed and marked there, BY the csleh,. .aS
Meneeley's Sons.--( Rock Island Advertise -''u
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

A Core FOR HyDRopHoBlA.--A corresnon.
dent furnishes the following
observed in your paper this morning :ha;
several children had been bitten by dog SUD.
posed TO be mad. II may serve the cause OF
humanity 10 inform the public that Muriatie
se,d instantly applied to he wound has frequent-
" been found TO be cure. The remedr. vac
hrst discovered and practiced in France. "a,
bitten Two years since severely By dog suppos-
ed TO be mad, and attributed my escape from all
evil effect TO the immediate application Of The
above remedy. Chicago Times. +
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-23

The Type BArrERY.--Mr. Fry Of the New
York press being called on to reply to q toast in
honor of the craft at the late celebration of the
Typographical Society, made very excellent
speech-the speech of the evening decidedly
in the course of which he said
'sThere are two kinds of weapons. We have
Paixham guns, Mimic rifles and Sharpe's rifles !;
but there is one thing that shoots further than
all these. 1t is shot from the type battery Il
goes around the wo.ld; it circles cities and
threads plains it wends its way through woods;
it rattles in the rigging Of the ship in the most
distant seas; it is never spent when aimed high,
but ricochets striking with fresh force every
form Of evil, dishonor and oppression. In firing
then, let your aim always be true, and remem-
Der, that to hit the mark, aim little above it,"