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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
rTUE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
pOt Al MAI SpEs sNSUIPS

i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
FkoM SEw.YoRE TO LIvERPoo
Bosros
Chief CABIN Psssase.'.......... ...'...'.'.'''ello
~ s:Sns :SiD. tSS ,aH Ros on CO..; a; iisf;x
SS s %..i n@aS. S:Rt S:t M.%'" S3.
AFRICA Cart shannon, EUaorA Coot tei,Sh Itch,
xFSIGG sb6nion leave. York Wednesday, July 2 1873
PERSIA, Ju5krs :. caves York. weontsasy Aug l9S
AsAsA So;o1 WssTesoay Aus ASs Us
cASAoA S0n seot seS e. @
EAGARA Lercb leaves Roson, Wednesday, sept 10 IaS
PERsa judhlns. leaves y. York "Wednesday sep. u Iss
BeIus not secured nj pad lor;
The owners Of ship. will rot lie accountable for God,
Silver Bullion S Gle J ~oy Precious stones M or Meisls
nerein expressed
FOR freight or passage a9PlyS S5pv,pn T. ~ .pow,,
NOTICE to PAeSLNGERS and lMPOhTERS
IN The LIVERPOOL atd PHILAOeL"IlA STEA&.
SHIP COMPANY nt>nd dspAtchns the splendid and power
"A '.f''"''''' Is '''Ff FROM Livrrrool.
eiTY on @hVc is IS
CITY OF BALTINoaE.'.........''.;s;:.A august q
CITY OF sALTi%o fSG sEl..D.." August
ci4Y 81 Sasa6t
CITY OF acknowledgements September io
IN
RATES of PASSA iE.
sslocn-e9o Sos and IS accorolr StsteIoou.
number O JhTdc1ss Passe Will be TAKEN noH
Phlsde lpha al liverpool, al fuid IN Provision.
From Philadelphia. $50 From LIverpool.... so
These shs constructed with improved wtertRh com
% each vessel az e1ptrenced surgeon
Parties whi 20 briug out thin nends can Obtain cerih
caes passage and drafts LIVERPOOL IN sums OF steGna
sud upwald Apply 70 JOHN q. DALE Agent,
No. II Wel ut.s'., Philadelphia,
or SABEL CORIIs, 1T Broadway New-York
lNOh BREMEN eia SOUTHAMPTON-The
II United sates Hal Steamship WA HIS3rON. T. Care
nav Commander xll sal for BREMEN, touching d. SOUTH
AMPTON and the mails and passengers oI England and
Face, sATURniY, August O. al u o'clock, from
Pie No 81 North River
PRICE oP PASSAGE FROM SEW-YORK TO SOUTHAMPTON OR
BhEMEs
II CebiI, Main SaOon. n......................blO
In First CABIN, Lower Saloon. lie
Surgeon H aschsd 10 each steamer SPeoSe
delivered Have London No parcels cceved the DAY
Of ealing All pass through the eostOthoe Fui
Psssaze Freight. spply C. H. SAND Agent,
No II South WiDarn-s.
Ybe s,eamer HERMANN, will succeed The WASHINGTON.
ssd ssl September 6.
NEW LINE of NEW-YORK and LIVER
IN POOL PACKETs.-PATRiOTIC LINE.-rnis line vii
be comprised Of the following and frstcass ships vzi
HENRY CLAY .....l 800 tuns Capt DAVID Ceulkirs
OAr HOIE 2ts0 turs Capt Daniel Truman
ORIENT. coo tuDs. Capt George g. Hill.
EI.LFf AUSTIN. WN tuns. Capt William II Garnet
the above have beer recently built and the
Of experience and ability Their accommodations
very superior and every exerion viii DO made u pTon<
se OF passengers ana the conyeniense o shppeA
Tor 'sP ssPPoFFRoeb +! Co.. No. % Broadway
Agents In Liverpool, -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
EOR SHREWSBURY LONG BRANCH,

Il pPAL, HIGHLANDS OCEAN HOUSE, SILVER
pOINr, OCEAN PORT, and EAT1NTOWN-The tapenoT
ith'dra"d steamer A1FS CHRIS 80 PHI 4, Capt lOHS<
BORDEN, wIl tom OF tf fJoyst n x ne follows: Leav
rev on Lhutae ey Aug :, at l. ay A1s g. a. ~
v Ia "a uroay, Aug o. r. Monday Aug IL, - 2.
r u IN'soay Aus ~ ''S Weoneslay, An1 Is, at
y ~ leave )cesn Por: Inurscsy Aus. 2. a. :;
fdsy, ADg . at D d. ~ SATURDAY. Aug - Non
day Ans a. "a N tuesday, Aus H. 1t i wednss
ases for squan Village Rcd R4s and other pa, of the
country. This boat Ldeuty oaerc 70 TIE ayeLr com
mullty the bes. adapted boat ever on the tou,a
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
T7IE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONlNG

without delay change ~ csu ! oassrss
fhe steamers eLikOUTH ROCK Capt joel stone, and O.
SANDERBlLT Capt. w. II. ezc., In connection with he
Providence and Boston and Providence Rail
osds leavis New-Yorh daily Sundays excepted from Pic
No 2 North River first wharf above Battery place. oeocl
Stonin at 80 the arrival Of The nal
Vain winch leaves Boston 1t $50 ?. IN.
Tie {. VANDERBILT from Eew-York Monday, Wednes
u, and Friday From Stonsnn Tuesday Thursday and SAT
udhy
The PI YnOI-T TIL ROCK from New Yorr Tuesday Thurs
NY Saturday From sonneton, Monday ednesdsy and
friday.
Psseuser proceed from sonnson per Railroad 10 Provi'
hence Boston. in the Express MaD rra several houfs In
advance OF those by 'tcr routes end N ample time I a tho
early morning hnci connecting North and East P5ence1
ua PIE remain boasd tho stesner ENJOY hight
undstuhed breab st desired and leave sonnttoB ~
he - train 1ectng at Providence with the ii m
train for BosoI
Baggage Mater accompanies The Steamer and Tfsip
tbros sh each way. =, .
passage berths state freight apply Ct Pier No
Nortb River at the Office No 10 Batter, place
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
nNG IsIANn RAILROAD-SNMMER AR-

II hANGEMEHTS -(sundsy exec 'tedl Trans gong
Isst-Lesye Brooklyn CIcenpoTt, M ard Sa:ur
Says 3;45 o IN for iaphai h. a H. aid $50 ?. for
sannir g3,le AID 3i5 snd6p IN io' syo'set 10 a.
30 De l. h IN for Hewpstead, 10 IN 1:l1 aud p
fu Jaunsica and 10 a. H., J:ij, 4: u, q aDd7 p m
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
DAILY for POUCHKEEPSlE - Landing at

~ COzz@I6's, Wes' Point Cold Spnng Cornwall Ncwhrrgr
kex Hambusb IA and Mutton arriving by 81 The fevorite
stem er HF no Capt Srh lea ss Robinson Ct Fer EFERI
AFTFKNOON a. 3 o'clock touching az Amosst Retaining
Iosvts Poushl eeIse ats a m.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
EXCIR ON-CAILlOPE.-T Sleamer

H. MON has been chartered for e~ day f1r
OF fXHIBITlNO TIE MUSICAL STEAH CALLtOPE,
The eses, o h and which has much
admiration in tomr Of Faster cits Is Union VII eavc
Pier No North River on WEDNESDAY, TIL RSDAf, t-l'
BAY SAT ROAY Of the pre-e. week, az o'clock M
and H. weather landing st the foot OF hJDnson
Srrh sid 10 = and 80 mLutes later zach UP
and xcursions the River down the her ooF Tor
the poItos6 OF demousaiiDe the ty OF the instrument
TIE ulc b troduced and although may be heard
twelve Dies the Instrument, - " up
taeciated must De seen. Fare - cents -
JONATHAN DAY, AstO, House.
p SThe tbscS is for the sale OF the above
invites eaubos aud Railroad A3eAs 70
make a u examination Whbe iu thls vicinity
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
NENTRAL RAILROAD of W-JERSEY-

~ Com ectiI ew-Hamp,on with the Delaware, Lacks
and Western Railroad 10 Scranton, Great Bend hs
North and West end Eeston with the Leish |ae7 Ra
road 20 Nauehcbunk. -
sJMMEn AHRANGEMEETS-C Commencing June ., lStt.
Leave New.York for EsSon and Dtenodate places eta
,er No North River, at so and 8: 80 Tor Bonner
7t.e at 30 and l0:45 and 3: 81 and $3.50 p
The aboye trans ect Elizabeth with trains on the
Sew Jersey which leave New Yoh from the fo0s VI
couTlsndst ct 80 and ii g. IN, and P
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08
NEW LINE of NEw-YORK and LIVER
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

AIEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD CON-
An PANY--GENERAL OFFICE No us Broadway, y. 1.
The Railroad Company are now prepared
70 90 a regular Express business H. d. hlcE,
o. c McCAIIAM General Supt. sup't EST'ess.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-08

H. enc SpnI ssts alta Landing ct Vest Point Ne~'
bursh, Poushk.epsis, Kusson Iot, CstsAn ID teds1n
NJ NIA MOI day Wednesday aud Frdeyj Aida
Tuedsy Thursday ard Saturday eoDg nj Albany VITO
" an TO Saratoga and North; also with trains West
Ce sk to 70 tas
Oun Ain Nouhe
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

= "
PASTOR ExPELLED.-Rev. Geo. D. Board.
man, son of the reverend missionary Boardmap.
remarkable for his quiet and amiabIe disposition.
has been expelled from his church at Barnwell
Court House, South Carolina, under the follow
ing circumstances:
A public meeting was recently called at that
place, to express sympathy and appreciation for
Mr.. Brooks, in the shameful assault upon Mr..
Sumner. Mr.. Boardman, the Baptist pastor.
having no wish to participate in the meeting,
was not present; whereupon committee was
dipatched to his residence to inquire the reason.
hr. b. quietly replied that he was unaccustomed
to NEEDLE with political agitations, and preferr-
ed to have no part in the proceedings. Upon
this, he was required to give categorical an
swer to the question whether be sympatLized
with Mr.. Sumner and with his views. To which
Mr.. b. answered in substance, that he wished
not to be thus catechized, but if he must an.
swer, he could do no otherwise as an honest
man, than to say Yes. This was enough and
be was at once told that he could have twenty.
tour hours to leave the place. Resistance or re
fusal was useless, and making such arrange
nents as he could in that brief period Mr.,
boardman took his departure for the North.
cincinnati Journal & Messenger, Baptist !
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

ANOTHER LIE.-The Times has a swelling ac-
count of the suppression Of press in Boom
field by Republicans, as it charges. Its own ac-
count convicts it of premeditated and unquat-
ed falsehood, as the Fillmoretes end not the Re-
publicans were the perpetrators of what the
Times depicts as an astonishing outage. We
will relate the facts, they appear by the article
in the Times,-for we have heard nothing of the
affair through any other quarter.
G. p Ober published Fillmore paper in
Bloomfield. For the establishment he was still
in debt, and Mr.. McAchran Fillmore man,
with some Others was his security. Mr.. Ober
transferred his establishment to Democrat, who
commenced publishing a Democratic paper.
The Filmoreites, incensed a. this peryersion of
the use of the press for which they weressecuri-
ty, replevied and obtained possession of it them
selves, and SO the organ of the Black Democra-
cy was brought up with "round turn" Mr..
McAchran, it seems, simply took legal posses
sion Of property which he claimed and the pro
prety of that act under the provocation offered,
every one can judge of for himself. Out it san
affair between Fillmoreites and Democrats, any
how, with which Republicans have nothing to
do-Gate CITY,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

GERMAN oTEs FOR FREMoNr.-Accortiny 10
the American fashion, votes for the various
PRESIDENTIAL candidates were taken yesterday at
the different German places of resort. At Men,
kel's Saloon, in William street, about thirty-fve
persons were in favor of Fremont to four for
Buchanan. Some ladies being present, it was
proposed by one of them to give three groans
for the old bachelor, and this was responded to
unanimously by all the Fremont men, At Deck.
ings Saloon, corner Of Duane and Chatham sts,
more than seven-eighths were decidedly for
Fremont and Jessie, and old Buck was burnt in
eitigy to crown the work. The same took place
at Winker's and Gillich's brewery, up town,
where the cry, Fremont and Victory" made
the welkin ring. f3 aa
. Old Buck fed enough the public rack,
For the Mustang Colt be must clear the track 70 q
la $50 N. Y. Eve. Post.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

CALIFORNIA NEws.-The news from California,
brought by the Steamer g Illinois, is of absorb
ing interest. The popular excitement in San
Francisco, remains undated, and the power of
the Vigilance Committee is still supreme. On
the 2lst ult. the Committee attempted to arrest
an offender named Maloney, and on the inter-
ference of associate Chef-Justce Terry, with
Others, to prevent this act, struggle ensued, in
the course of which one Hopkins was stabbed by
Judge Terry. fresh outburst of popular III
dlgnatlon was the consequence. The armories
OF the Flaw and order party as they are called,
were surrounded by large body of the Viei.
lance Committee, and in a short time the former
faction were forced to surrender and to give I'D
1000 stand of their arms. Judge Terry, with
about one hundred others, was taken prisoner,
and conveyed to the rooms of the Committee.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
l-P,A-oP'
Eclectic Medical Notice.
Il A !

II ~
- OF burlington and vicinity, that he ha
A"Ia'ea N burlington for the practice of medicine
" graduate OF the Eclectic Medical College NJ
college devoted reform In medical
practice; to those acquainted with the scientific and
words ofeulogy COMMUNICATION 1870 "
~ tnose unaequanted with Eclecticisrn we saw an,
N the selection of remedial is to use tbose
mat undergo the process of assimilation In the svss
h h We discard Calome, Anthony and Arsenic We
lave however more than fifty concentrated RENE.
ass, as yet unknown TO the Materia Medca af o,hsr
SCHOOLS giving US greater range in the selection Of
agents snan by Others We also d.card he
Use Of me lancet believing It province of me pysi
ela On % o1iid up rather than depete.
years residence Ia the South has given me IA
North and South. = q - : = '1.
Chionic disease diagnosed with certainty by the i'm
pressions made upon the gangonc sys,em and
treated successfully concentrated reuediss
CANCERS cured eee,ualy without, the use Of the knisr
and old ulcers cured speedily.
Medicines dispensed from the Office s ltA ~,
Once over Green, Thomas Co.'S Bank coyner a, Tai,
ferson and Third streets. Entrance on Tbira !, "a
w ,ns.. :. DICKINSON, H. D.
nished with medicines last from two to six vssvs
$50 - ihsyessy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
. Commercial Prosnecfs.

We see with apprehension that the imports are
reaching an unexampled figure. They fell but
little short of seven millions last week, and
doubtless will average as high for, several weeks
during the coming business season. This is a
terrible symptom.
Even if the prosperity we now enjoy were
guaranteed to last, it is extremely doubtful
whether this country could sustain an overm-
portation OF this extent. The market would
hardly fail to be glutted, and merchants COM
PEELED to realize at ruinous sacrifices. But under
our present circumstances, the future is alarming
in the highest degree. A financial revulsion may
be expected at any moment in France-it wo'd
reverberate from Paris to the Mississippi, and
would shake credit throughout the three coun-
tries. Nor are our own financial prospects as
fourishing as they might be. We have innumer-
able rotten schemes on hand that will some day
break down with crash. Half our railroads
are bankrupt, if the truth were known, and near
ly as large portion -four manufacturing enter
prises. Under the circumstances, to embark in
a period Of imitation, is to court ruin.--N. Y.
Herald a-a.,s.5s ,..
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

4 WORD From KANsAs.-A resident of To-
peka writing to a friend in this city, July 10th,
thus speaks of the feeling there in regard to the
dispensing of the Legislature by the United
States troops: ss +. a..E- W.. ss-
ny of our people-good, bad and Indifferent
were charged with the spirit of fight to bursting,
and could hardly be restrained from ''pitching
into" the troops acting under the Presidents Or
ders. They called us-the more sober and dis
creet-all manner of hard names-some even
got angry, packed up their duds and left the
country, because we counselled longer endur-
ance Of our troubles, rather than run our head
against wall. ..s.e.- .... .-..a.---..- ...s
The last hope of our bleeding country lies in
the election OF j. G. Fremont to the Presidency,
and the complete triumph of the Republican
party. For this will we ever labor and pray.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
. CHOLERA CURED.

~, - - HILLI0wN, Penn, Aug. 9th, l5s5.
sh:-on Monday last, my son, eighteen years OF age,
ooh something Ike the cholera sharp pains In his feet
ana iegs and very severe cramping in the bowes We
administered your american Preparation and the third
oay ne was enabled TO leave his bed and walk about
1t is my family medicine and the public should gYs
a iair trial and It viii act ts noble part.
Respectfully Yours, r5ps etlEs 20
J. @. DAVIDSON. b
Munners Great American Preparation, for sale whole
sale and retail at Squires Boss tiate Taant) Drug
store corner Of Jefferson and Main sts Burlington Iowa
may22wy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
THREsHING MACHINEsl!

ME undersigned are manufacturing n large number
ofthese celebrated Threshng Machines, which they
oher 10 the farmers OF this country something that will
exactly meet their wants. Our materials are well
iected ana seasoned and work done the
ner, ana we warrant our machines perform right In
cry respect To thresh clean and make ready for
ket as much grain, in given time, with little waste
any other In use ~ .... .-.....-... - - ss..1
This Is the Machine that has taken the highest premI
UNI attbe last three State Fairs In Ohio and In many
other places in the Western Country and regarded BY
.nose acquainted With Its merits, foremost amongst
Threslng Machines .5r ia ... W.. ,a.-,''.ss
lux HORSE POWER, is we think, the most simple do.
rabe, and light running power yet Introduced In the
Western Country and will not fan To recommend TO
those acquainted with It's use ~ .''7sf .Fs4 s
All kinds of repairing done on short notice. 5ss D.
orders or communications from a distance promptly
attended to- sss-JS -tf 4s Ee r. SPENCER CO., p
may21wf ts 3 . -. Burlington, Iowa. -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06


A soUTHERNER TAKEN DowN.-A young gen
tleman named Mac, went into the barber
shop under the Young America Hotel to get
shaved few days since, and took his seat in a
chair, waiting his turn. lie had not been seated
many seconds when Southern gentleman made
his appearance, and in very abrupt manner,
told Mr.. Mac that he wanted to get shaved.
every well, sir" said the other, you will be
shaved in your turn, no doubt" "Yes," said our
Southern hotspur, 81 want you to shave me, and
d-n You, you must do it" ''That is rather
strong language, sir" replied Mr. Mac. "strong
or not strong, sir, said one of the chvalry, "rm
id but you've got to shave me, or iii blow
your brains out" at the same time pulling out a
siS-shooter pistol and presenting it within a
couple of feet of Macs face. This was little
too much for the Celtic blood of our hero, and
quickly jumping from his seat, he dealt the val
liant Southerner blow with his fist in the tenn
pie, which felled him as Il butcher does an OK.
Mac is powerful aud athletic man. He then
finished the affair by disarmng the PROSTATE
sontherner, and presenting his pistol to the bar
Der, who still retains it, 5 a sort of trophy
Chicago Democrat
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

VIRGINIA SAFE FOR BucHASAs.-The number
OF slaves now annually sold for expectation in
virginia, is said to be upward Of twenty thou
sand TOY. Use estimates the rise in the price
OF slaves, IN the case Buchanan is elected, at
$1,000 piece. This would add 60 millions Of
collars year TO the amount Virginia would re-
ceiEe for her export of human cattle. Virginia
mar be SET down Is safe for Bucahnan
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

NOVEL SCENE IN A FRENCH THEATRE-The
Paris correspondent OF the New Orleans Picay.
une gives the following account of an amusing
scene which occurred during the representation
of play recently. fhe piece was successful
one, and, in one Of the scenes, lambs played an
important part, To give greater effect the ma.
chinist determined to procure and train the gen.
uine article, instead of using dumb representa-
tives. The animals were trained so that they
played their part to charm in the rehearsals.
and at the first performance they formed an ex
quisitely beautiful group around their corydon.
whom they saluted with ,uneful bleatings. The
theatre shook to its foundation with the loud
applause. The applause continued, and the
sheep became frightened, and popped, these into
the stage boxes, these over the foot lights into
the orchestra-and, of course, the whole aoek
followed the leaders The ladies in the boxes |
shrieked, the orchestra whooped ard holloed 10
prevent the sheep from tnmbiing on their VIC
Inns, the house roared, The supernumeraries |
were thrown off after them, but it was an hm,r |
before they were caught. The next dav ,bar I
were sent to the shalnbles.
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: s. ss =: s's-sig-sisvers dassen y fuf.hd-
10 ssss4as-tssan viii afssrwsrss aua. .us.
And thas .Asir n;sehansss did sas.u.-.eIi.
Z. Ifxsf rooax TRAVELLER.
y ns.s. e, = pappupprssson 8 Bub-hnb-
I've bss lIssls more tut.tat-sime 70 re.uup,-
:. o.. oscf every man. buo.bub.sooks,
Bc-ca,ca csnse raised ca-cscsne ~
e We secoxDE fooRx fRAvELLE8.
Tn bib.bib.Butier-of fnE faE Pharaoh's house,
! acknowledgements that my relative" sissis-
And mum-mum-sy hssd thea vent Ia The nu-
nn-nu.uooss;
Oh. hope ] shall nan.nun.never lie huh -hnh.
huh-A.Ng
e =. THIRD r6oRr raAyEILxn.
faf.fuf 6nd myself, cir, al q Iul IuIloas;
81 Ny nuDnunnarne, you know, sir, Is kuk kuk.
kuk-CAss;
Aluays have wuk.wuk. worked Ike hah-huh.
hoss.
But tu.tut-tnrn out to be but an-an-an- an.
assf
ms Y. YOUTH PooRE TRAVELLER
And Aw am the old Bnb-bubbnb- Buchanisr;
Aw lul.lullong have been wishing TO rui,-ruh-
81 Yua
But Aw trip so, and stul-stulsturnble, Aw fnf.
fuf.fear
That with the neyt faf.fuf,fdl Aw am dead
dead.done.
We FIFTH P00KE TRAVELLER
I'm Mem.mem. Millard ] ho-ho.ho-hope shall
win;
/ never can rr-r-run, con-fnffnf.fess, -
But there mem-mem1ndg be way to gig-gig-
fth.ih.think Ishalltry The Rrpnppap.press I
YesIxTH pooRR TRAVELLER.
Sir, am the dud.dud. Douglass the tut-tut.trua;
And I'm lul-lul.iike Alexander the guR-gug-
Great;
There's ndn.nun-nothing that can su-sa-sa-''snb.
due
And shall die ded.tled.drunk sure as fuffuf.
fatel
Ye SEVENTH pooRE TRAVELLER.
AVN the pup-pup-Pwesident! alb, dwop tut
tut-tear!
Aw'm yewy dis.tuttut.twess'd in maw.maw-
mind
Tha've ended nav w-w.w-wicked ca-w.w-weah!
Alas! Awe been gig-gig.' going it bnb hub.
bub-blind.'
We FATEOF ye TRAVELLERS.
Ye traylers thus tnt-tut-told their mis-hnl,-huh-
a haps,
Then got into bub.bub.boats on the shu.shu-
shere.
And once in "salt wuh.wuh.Wiyer,n these CHI
ch-ch.chaps
Were mum mum-mcntion'd nor mum.mum-
sga missed neyermore!
Tur-ruT.T.
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z-F. BROWNS - =
. ESSENCE. OF JAMAICA. Ginger

HAS ESSENCE preparation of unusual a. cejIencs
- IN ordinary Diarrhea incipient Cholera in short In
M cases OF prostraton cfthe digestive frnctops II Ia
aoie vaine. During the prevalence Of epidsrfe
era and summer complaints Of children IL t. necr
should be without H. VI traveller
CAuros-Be sure to get the genuine esesncs ,v.,s.
prepared e only by r. BROHY at his Drug and CIsni
ore n. T. corner OF Fifth and Chestnut streets
carries in the Unitod States ofes1anie hPothe.
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