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intelligence ofa Deaf .li,te. A popi
of the Able Slcard gave the following
extraordinary answers: What il graft
luie7' Gratitude is the memory Of the
heart What is hopef 'Hore is the
blossom OF happiness. What is the dif.
ference between hope and desire' DE
sire is tree in 'eat; hope is a tree in
flower; and enJoymen, is tree in fruit.
What is eterntys y day without yes.
terday or tomorrow; line that has no
ends What is ,inea' "a line thl, has
two ends; path which begins in lie era.
die and ends in the tomb What IS
God9' The necessary being, the sun o
eternity, the mcchanist of nature the eye
Of Justice, the waschmaker OF the uni
verse, the soul of the world Does God
reason? Man reasons because h. doubts
he dellberates; he decides; God il omni-
clent; he therefore never reasons.
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No. i(I:
Retnr in DeM.-I, is a tritc saying

Being in Dch.-I. is tri,e saying
that the pen Of genius can redeem the
uuest subIec, from It's tsiteness A slr'-
king illustration o! this is contained ia
following observation of Henry Ward
Beecher Oh the hackneyed sakjccs sf IN
ter.s,. How niserably ks paints the
miserlcs of deb,--wha, biting sharpness
IN the word.-what pi.h nad pregnancy
il the sentences lie says, No blsrr
draws sharper than interest docs. " a.
hiu~rious, noue is comparable 10 .ha'
OF interest, II works day and night. ~
fair weather and foul. 1t has no sound
in its footsteps. bu. travels fast. II gaaws
at mans substance wltu invisible ,seih,
1t buds industry with It's liin, ss hy -
bound upon a spidar's web, Del, rol's =
...an over and orsr, binding Linn hand snd
foot. and letting him hang upon The 'asn!
mesh until the long-legged inteles, de-
YOURS him. There Is 10 crop tha: con a.
ioId 10 pay interest money ou a farm. --
There is one thing raised on farm lIk"
| II, and that 10 the Canada thistle. whtch
swarms new plants every time ypa
freaks It's roots. whose blossoms are vc-
ry prolific, aud every hos~r is father oi
a mllhon seeds Every leaf is al aw' ,cs-
branch spear and every slsgle plant -
like u platoon Of bayoaers aud ii'.id Vi
them IS like an arAcd host. The wbo!s
ylsnt is a tormen, and u vegetable cuFs".
And yc, farmer had better make IL,
bed Of Canada ,histl.s than nttsmpt to no
al ease upon iste-cts.
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sxSS 1t is but eleven Years since the te

Cas- 1t is but eleven years since The tel
egraph line. OF 40 miles 10 length, o.
Pr ofessor Morse, was bull; and now
there are no less than 80 900 miles of tel.
egraph wires on our continent. In Eu-
rope, lines Of telegraph have been COZ .
struc.ed nearly riyalllng those in Amer.
ica. The electric wires extend uader the
sea Of the English Channel, the German
Ocean and the Mediterranean. They
pass from crag to crag on the Alps, and
run through Italy. Switzerland France
Germany and Russia. They will ye. ex-
tend through the great Atlantic Ocean.
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CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
Don't puarssl-Thers sertns n

Don't Quarssl.-There seems much
good sense in the following. which. al
though old, deserves to be repeated, a,
least once a year: III anything in the
world will make man feel badly except
pinching his fingers in the crack 0! the
door, II is aquarrcl. No man ever fails
to think less Of himself after, than he did
before one 1T degrades him in the eyes
Of others; and wha, is worse, bIun,s his
sensibiliy TO disgrace on the one hand
and increases the power Of passionate IT.
ritabii,y on the other The truth is, the
more quietly and peaeeably we all get on
the better for our ne eghbors. In nine
cases out OF ten, the wises, course is, If a
man cheats you, to quit dealing with him;
if he be abusive quit his company; il he
slsnders you, try to live 50 nobody will
believe h,m. No matter who he is, or
how he misuses you-the wises, way is
to let him alone; for there is nothing bel
ter than this cool, calm. and quiet way
Of dealing with the wrongs we must NEE,
with
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doubt even the particular, Let alone the
general correctness Of ,ha. proposition;
bseause continues he. that proposition
would make every slave in the South
stakeholder, . thief, aud a murderer.
which is an assertion known to be false.
Without asking the friend how he knows
the assertion to be false. I would kindly
ask him what Of his own nature does the
slave not hold in SIaverya Ipsuse for an
answer. Will any one tell me in wha,
particular he is no, slaveholders Th e
friend finally answers that h. holds no
hnnan beings in slavery. would re-
mind kim tha, he is no, even sure of that,
- suivers,l conclusion, nor cven as
general one, for . knowledge Of the com.
position of man. confirmed by his various
manifestations, has repeatedly proved,
that even the African slave has been ire.
quen,ly found influential in continuing
his children, father, mother, brothers and
sisters in slavery. He would use the ar
gument, tha, to a,tcmp, an escape would
be worse than useless; because their op.
pressors are many and mighty and would
shoot them down like wolves. were they
TO resist in their recap,ure. They are not
unfrequen,'y told by their brother in bonds
ths! every attempt to escape be il success
lul for him whN attempts il, or not. ten nd.
but to increase the oppression and suffer
ing on The rest. Do not, therefore, isfre-
quen,ly the sympathetic appeal, if
you love me your children, father,
mother, brothers and sisters. take the ra 81,
step, for it will but tend to n,ail increas
cd misery upon Us. You know, the en-
trea.er continues, that the preacher has
repeatedly told US ,ha, servants should be
obedient to their masters, and that God
in his own good time would deliver US all
Do not, therefore, | bescacl thee, tram
pic undc, foe. the admon,ions Of the
Lord, through his servant, but remain
with Us and awai. is salvation.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
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A Profnne Yankee. - 1t is related .ha

A Profane Yankee. 1t is related that
when Gen. Scott was marching in Mex.
co, q procession Of monks was met, who
solicited contributions IL silver box, on
the top Of which was lamp burning be-
fore silver cross. One OF the soldiers
4 tall Yankee, was seen searching hi,
pockets, presumably for piece Of money
bu. instead Of that he pulled ous his to.
baceo pipe, and filling the bowl, quietly
lighted it a! the holy fire, and mos. un-
concernedly proceeded on his way. The
eyes Of the holy friars who Witnessed the
proclamation rolled in their sockets with
surprise and horror, and they ieI. an ad
dnional dread Of the barbarous North A.
mericuns, who were. according 10 their
estimation. not only giants IN strength
and eagles in courage, but also heathens
and here,ics Of the most irreeasna' ie
kind.
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Qoetrp T. WisttlIanp
NOT ALL AkOU0.
(1Ron rHD wiYn n noAu)

NOT ALL ALOU1.
(1Ron rH1 wl1s ~ aoAy)
All alone! 40 AeasssA not aienA.
For Am with tAse IN thy fer % home;
In thought I'm lingering ever near they side,
The heart 10 near. thssgh distance msy divide:
Shsspirit nought can biad. ris free ~ air.
And It may follow thes oh, every where
The world around. snd then when death has river
The ties ss sarsh. faith lfts IL up TO Heaven.
Not oil alone, dearest--say net alone;
II matters not whers'sr thy steps may roam,
IN crowded cities, or In forest vida.
Oae heart IL thine, " atsvsr else betide.
We may feel all alone amidst the gay,
With many nsar--bet then the hearts away;
And those far absent will fond memory bring.
Not all alons--for every breeze that comes
To tsuchl,hy brow. bears with II 81 ghs from hoeme
Perchancs it fingers In thy raven hair,
And vhispe,si lossings words ctiove aud prayer
From lips a'ar. that it has gently kissed,
II comes to thee--did's. thou e'er think of this,
And Is It steals on thee in brsszcs bland
Know that 1t kissed the flowers of thy own land
All alone! Oh. say not all alone;
will be near thee--art thou not my ovn'
Ny thoughts ali all be for thee from day 10 day,
And in my dreams by nj ght, by thee I'll stay;
And when at morn and eve on bended knee,
lin NY prayer to Heaven. I'll pray for thee:
That God will bess--ne 'er let thee feel alone
And that my heart be near, wheresr you roam.
ELvIRA.
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Tire is an End. 10 every sl,iI.
beneath the sul ther. cones las, day.
and Of all iutur,ty tbs IS III" only portion
Of TINS that can in all cases De inlaIIhy
predicted. Ie, the snngu,ne tEea take
warning, and the dlshranen"d take couf.
aye; FOR TO every Joy ana 10 every sorrow,
to every hope and 10 every fear, tlsse
will come las, day; au! mao etgit
so to live by foresight, that whIe he lrarn,
in every state to be cont-H'rd, he Shall ia
each be repaired for an tier. whi,eycs
he other NAV tc.
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From Central .2neriea -NEw Oa-,
LEANS. Feb. 25. BY tn5 arrival Of
steamer to-day, we have Vera Csaz da-
,es OF 22l. Tue troops, Ia tie castle op-
pes,- San Juan UUIioa pronounced for
Tamareie. Onihc nigh, 81 the l2ts inst.
there was some firing on bo,h sides, but
,he loss was small, when the castie sur
rendered to the city. Steamship Danl.
Webster from San Juan, Nicaragua, ar
rived here yesterday. Al! Central Amer
ca exccp, Nicaragua. has formed an al
lance with Col. Kinney
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= WluehriI laid wager with aso,b.
er passenger, of IN oyster supper, thai
he would serd tie conductor to tie door
seven times during .he collection Of tick
cts
Winchell won Il e wager, as we are liz
formed, by Imtatalin2 the sound Of an
engine whistle q, stance, which so
disturbed the conductor that at each iui-
,a,ion he would rush to The door nnd look
out. Nor did the individual with whom
he laid tho wager perceive the trick, tut
actually though, he heard another whistle
IN the distance, until the great venIiIo-
iuis, undecelsed him by bringing the
sound inside oil the car, as il were, to Il e
astonlsemen, Of the passengers VINO had
never before seen living locomotive.
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,ratsr. How beautiful. how sub,,m

j,atsr. How beautiful. how sublime,
how terrible is water. Smiling in he
raindrops. which daEce Iii the sunshine,
buhbling over the white pebbles IN the
mountain riil. gushing of the fountain.
rashing IN the river, dashmg aud flashing
aud roaring IN the sea Sweet, health
some, refreshing --saIi, sIckenln2, POISON
ous--givns lie 10 ,Le nyriads OF eres-
,ure. sustaining commerce aud AIDING
civilization, cooling the tevefed brow Of
care, aaa lhr parched lips OF disease ,frnc.
,ifving tue raa, and lreshcning the aow.
er
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Tiptsn Nursery.
E1ur,,nhrev T. Case beer.

situate.. two and half miles south OF Upton
on The Mnsos;inc road.
Have On hand and ready f,r 7Ianspldn'f.s
this snsing, sane 1000 EfRf.eo AppaTI
Trees; from t-o to four rs.r- DID, 'rs'A 'of''
formed tops and thrifty grorth. fEiCss si1-'
SO DER 100, ot 500 PEI 1000. II small lots tr
rS; Selected l5cts each.
Also. q s,ssll lot Of Pear ard Chrrry Trees
no Il
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Steamboats, A,tak Iamsass L3s:. =.
Ci1eissArt, Feb. 25.-lnmsuso aaau.
titles off in the Ohio. Backing up nnd
doing great damage, STEAMBOATS, Flag,
Alleston, Bridge, City. Grapcshc,, Mod
erns, Sally aud Yorktown have all sunk
and will pt-ve a total loss. Several other
steamboats, and barEes sunk, Total loss
thus far assertaired is upwnrds Of $500
900 futth"r distress app ehendcd, Tho
OHIO River has risen ahoa, ) H. within
the last II hours and 10 still risieg.
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MILLlN ERY.

Mrs Van Houton would respectfully inform the
friends and the ps nlic genero,'y, that she is pre-
pared to do every description Of millinery work
on shortes notice Orders from the country a.
tended to promptly. silk Bonnets and dres,
caps &c Kept constantly ON hand. Residence u
Nj. STAIRS North wes sf sac Steam Mil.
u3s II
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A temperance lecturer, decanting on
the essential and purifying qualities OF
cold water, remarked, as a kaock down
argument, tina, when the world became
80 corrup! tina, the Lord could do nothing
else with i, he was obliged to give it a
thorough souslny in cold water Yes,
replied = wag, but i killed every darned
critter on the face OF tie auih.'
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Exchange O6ee!!

Exchange Ohce!!
eight DRAFTS on New York can be hal
) Of the Subscriber in sums TO ssit purchasers
Certificates OF Deposit, and Drafts on the
Eastern Clues cashed.
American Gold furnished III small premium
O1ic, owr Srctlaad AMI Snyisr's Store;
WM II. TVTHlIL,
Tipton, January l, 1886.
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n A Is e R Y i.

IIAvING entered the above Business. 10 Up
toa lam now prepared to supply customers
with fresh bread ani all articles IN ny line oil
business. Cakes and pastry OF every hndfur,
nished to families, or for parties on snort no
tiee Having engaged the services of one OF the
he st bakers in the west, feel conhdent oI giving
satisfaction 10 all customers. 40 ". "A1h.
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/. Is said that there are $50, 900 labor
ers In the Eng lish mines. who scarce, il
ever a. all, see the light oil day.
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sHAyING SALOON.

gotr Dresstng and Colortng done II TIP 7ol
style.
n ven want pleasant shave
(seai hayher ever gave.
(sJl OF III n.y saoon,
A, morn or night, or itiss.e nnon.
A. sny tine when yon can stay,
save on toe holy sabbsih day.
,alv CpaIsrIls NurscHLsR, Knight Of ths RsfT
n RAxoss HofEn.
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THE 11PT0N ADVERTISER.
RI @
rsb,iShsd every Ssssfdsy Morning In
nHeos, CEDAR c., Iovts.
se@se <0} -
GDeTOCS 3 COUNTING ROOM n THE
@saa - COURT HOUSES
" (Ia ane O1lse witA tie cousty JsAeA3

!. Tx1xD.
Csry lysar, paid u edvass1. 81 q
20. Isid within six nonths. 90
.. paid ct end of tie Year, : bu
Hkeeal lG6uesiens made 70 sishs Of ave o.
nsss % sss oAdresA
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lops CUy
One door east o. Inc Poet OfAce.
Ri0Uk Do0ks, II eli kinda kept constant
JI'y Oh hand.
N.ntiss Supplied with all kinds Of Blanks
ksecfds and oiherboou Tor Couaiy Offices, at
s'ioI. Mafcc
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A State Agricultural Soei,y In btea
in Kentucky.
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Nature abhors vacuum hence lhc.e
lines.
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TEMPERA NCE HOUSE.
~ PATTERSON FLEMING.
TlfT0F, IOWA.
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OCELVIE HOUSE.

OCELVIE HOUSE.
Corner of Water Street and Io,1a .ivenae. amp
orpossts the Railroad Depot, Musoatine, Iora
G EORGE Low. Proprietor.
FIsHE PROPRIETOR. has recently leased The
L above popular Hotel! aud rsfurnished 1t Ia
rsg.n snf tansI nsuna- ard 10 prso..a to acr,m
m'Sa'e s-.ss tn n K sats s,ss,ion in evs pa eaAr
fae oily eficr Of II.
Western stage Company.
IN ths etJ u Ia this Houss Tn. prp her tu's dtd
TEL All n~easrt, p,par.d Q Ia nsh tht' .'s"n no
ast0u N AL ~ho may iss re H. al - '~s" terms sh
BlNELEY HOUSE.
-IProS, IOWA
This Iistsl Is a New House which was ust
opened for the reception of gus M on the let OF
May, 1855. /. II large and cornmeaion., and 1t
provided With cGlre new .s.n!,are. No EXPENSE
ass been spared v hieh will add to the comfort
John II. Birciey, Ptop'r
j. ID. McCLUEE, NJ. ID.
Respectfully tenders his professional services
10 tire citizens OF Upton and vicinity.
~ Also. some attention 20 the rcparation
Of Teeth Will be paid.
Oiics ore door east Of the Upton House.
REFERENCES.
Facultyh jefferson Med Col. phladephis.
Geo. b. Eundenhurs. NJ. D., Somerset, Pa.
s.r HUI hen. NJ. D., Wheeling Virginia.
Rel. s. .an, Armagh, Pa [17-ly.l
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hrtsssY AMI CsuSskLLos At Law.
MIL Purchase ard sell Real Estate, lecate
W Lana Warrants, xtteni 10 the Payment Of
Iex.s lnvesryation Of titles, convey ancing, sc.
paa'u!"r attcn.ian given TO collections. All
sui 80 ir.Irl. ted 20 h,s care, viii bs attended
= 9Th P 1r,l 'ness AID F.ielitv
FCr.es In tAr rcns4 House wfth tiie Re.
eorss. yPson, Iowa.
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take the Lead andc n
disposed to yield 1t to hem
wisdom
colleagues
whole
aman
the head thing
frank pa committees and in Samuel Adams s r
did Others Think he had other and
the
The ~ will
will
"Why?'
vinian
s sIcan" ameeing
brethren would never saas
afterwards
JonSA ADAMS
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ORIGIN OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE

which
JOHN ADAMS PoKERNG proceedings
with the Of the The draft of that
Bodies which
and Northern 1856
controlled the
nena Congress- award 1857 exercised controlling influence Conen
called National Constitution Her dominion
population impoverished wd political
quadrupld population New York Pennsylvania Ohio
al Councils political independence
Democracy letter 0 Mr. Adams dated
JOHN PICKERING
hIwasne
However
this tribunal the
all #.s i E
Cushing
We were the most
They asked
had
Now said thew least hint
ofthe
the popuousste Union
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A BRAVE BoY.-On Thursday last, the steam
boat Griffin" was chartered by the Sabbath
School of the Centenary Methodist Church of
Brooklyn, for pic mic excursion to Fort Lee.
While proceeding up the river, and when near
the latter place, a little boy about seven years
OF age, son of Mr.. Ledley, residing in Sands
street, accidently fell overheard, and was rap
idly carried down the stream by the ebbing
tide. cry of terror burst from the lips Of ev-
cry beholder. To rescue the child seemed i'm.
possible, for it was already far down the river.
While the panic-stricken crowd began to des-
pair, little fellow about twelve years old, nam
ed Geo. Smith, residing at l49 High street,
Brooklyn boldly leaped into the water, and
swan after the downing child, whom he sue
ceeded in overtaking after hard struggle, and
held him above water until boat was low.
cred from the steamer, when they were both
safely taken on board. Mr.. Ledley, the father
of the rescued child, presented the hero with a
new suit of clothes. The best part of the story
is, that young Mr.. Smith, who is said to be a
harem, scarem youth, not possessing the means
to purchase ticket for the excursion, and being
| determined to have a good time succeeded in
smuggling himself on board of the boat, un-
known to the Managers. 1t must be acknowl.
edged that he nobly earned his passage.
| IN. Y. Express, 81.
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Judge Mclean ON the slavery Issue.

1 uA0meS
| Slavery can no where exist without the au.
thority of law; and it does not extend beyond
the operation of such law. No matter whether
the law is the result of use, ratified by partial
legislation and judicial action. II is the munlci-
pal law by State, which makes human being
chattle, and such law is in violation Of all
the principles of justice, in violation of the law
of nature, and against the justice Of the Al
mighty, except by way of punishment.
30 much for slavery in State. How is 1t in
a Territory. A territorial government establish
ed over Free Territory, cannot be made Slave
Territory? There is no power in Congress to
institute slavery. This is too clear to be doubt
ed. And there is no power but through Con.
gress to establish territorial government. As
the power is not in Congress, they cannot i'm
the legislature are subject to the power of Con-
gress.
master takes his slaves into a territory.
How does he hold them9 Not by any law, for
there is no law in the territory which authorizes
slavery. The master chastiscs the slave--the
master is liable to be indicted for assault and
battery. The master dies--the slaves do not
descend to his heirs. In q territory the slaves
are persons-not property. They can only be
considered property where the law makes them
so.
In regard to Kansas-it constitutes the dark
est page in our history. 1t is filed with hypoc-
racy the most revolving, tyranny the most re.
lentless and crushing. 1t reminds me Of the ex-
clamation of Mrabeau, "O Liberty! what ex-
cesses of outrage and cruelty have been COM
mitted in thy name"
The ruffians, under the pretence of executing
the law, have trampled it under their feet, and
have in the name of Democracy, with bowie
knives and revolvers, driven the Judges of elec-
ton from their seats, usurped the aame, voted
in legislature, which passed laws rs cruel and
as the laws of Draco. And now
under the profession of giving effect to these
laws they are numbering the citizens of Kansas
and burning their houses. sa
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Eve and Ear.


nR.J. YOUMANS OF the city Of Columbus, Ohio,
III Occu,ist and Aurist. Would announce his arrival
IN The cty Of Burlington Iowa and respectfully tender
nj. services to the public in full confidence
Of rendering general satisfaction Having had an expe
Renee Of years In the treatment OF diseases o
the eve and ear has the infinite satisfaction OF know
nr that he can perform the most critical operations and
extraordinary cures. An he asks fair and .tmpar-
us trial Of his PAINLESS REMEDIES His mode OF
treating diseases Of the eye entirely new, perfectly SAFE
and has been known to fail In giving relief In all
cases OF 0p,halmia Tor inflammation Of the eye whether
Acute or Chronic whether Catarrhal Purulent, Scrofu
ous Gonarrhoni, syphtc Rheumatic. 1t will also
remove all opAciTIRs coRSHA, whether of Nebu
ous Abugnous character any other external scum
m or extraneous substance from the sight Of the eye.
This new treatment has never failed Of curing Ptery.
sl staphyloa and Amaurosis; and has succeeded
II renewing CATARACT FROM THE EYE, whether Cap.
sular or Lcnticuar In great majority OF cases, without
he use Of the NEEDLE He has been equally sue
esssful with his systeri in the treatment of DIS
EASES OF THE EAR.
EH- Office corner Third and Washington sts., oppo
se the Post Office where he may be consulted during the
d.y and evening fmay1G 6mbp
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ALB1A.-Mr. J. Selby was robbed near Abba,
last week of $50 in gold. He is a cripple-was
on horse back-and his horse being scared,
threw him, and the rogues riAed his pockets.
The Press says two half dollars were taken
from the eyes ola corpse about the same time,
in the same neighborhood, and probably by the
same thieves.
A row, also occurred between some young
men of Abba, and North's circus, on Wednes.
day, wherein several Of the circus men were Sc
verely beaten.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-09

Grey.Bay Mare, and other 44nnasing Ssefches.--
By HENRY P. LsLAsp-Ilusrated. J. B. Lppinco.t d
Co., Philadelphia, Corse &son, Burlington.
This work contains series of yarns got up
in facetious and somewhat extravagant style, de-
scriptive Of hunting scenes, and adventures,
life in Havana, &C. &c. Some of them are. fair
and many Of them quite entertaining and anus