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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

THE CANALs.-The Superintendent of the ILL
nois and Michigan Canal writes that he expects
if it should rain so that the frost will disappear
from the banks, the canal will be opened on the
1 10th of April. The new aqueduct on the ILL
nois and Michigan Canal over the Little Vermil-
lion river, has been completed, and the whole
length of the canal will be ready for business as
soon as freed from ice, which will be in few
days.
The New York and Erie Canal will be opened
on the LIST of May, according to an Albany cor
respondent of the N. Y Courier and Enquirer,
on the strength ola statement made by one Of
the Canal Commissioners.
az The Grocer's Bank at Boston recomme en-
ced business last week under the management of
receivers, and during the first day paid out SIG,
900 for their bills, besides about $50 900 on 9TH
er claims.
eB The State Comptroller of New York has
taken very important step for the security of
the insured against fraudulent companies, by ap-
pointing commission, consisting Of Messrs. D.
E. Wheeler. John N. Wyckof and James w.
Savage, to make a thorough investigation into the
condition of the insurance companies of the State
and report thereon.
w We learn from papers below, that Capt.
Dodge Co., have purchased the Jenny Lind
and J. Mckee. The first willrun between Mon
trose and Burlington and the second between
Burlington and Muscatine.
W New York advices to latest date repre-
sent Flour, without increased activity, and firm
at the recent advance. Shippers are buying
moderately. Wheat of prime quality is wanted,
but other kinds are dull. An active shipping
demand for corn has sprung up, but the supply
is large. In provisions there is less doing in
pork, of which prices heavy, but beef is stea-
dy with q fair home demand
We observe an increase of loans on bonds
making privately to some extent for railroad un-
dertakings still in progress The facilities of the
market are great at present for secret negota-
| TONS
W On Tuesday last one gentleman in Wall
street, New York, sold to another in one lot
$4,000 shares Of Reading R. R. Stock, and 5000
shares of Erie. The entire sale amounted to
81 100000. This is said to have been the beav-
lest operation ever made in Wall street, by pri-
vate parties.
w The Keokuk and Davenport papers are
down on the Bank of Tecumseh, Michigan. In
order to explain this, it is necessary to say that
the contractors upon the B. & N. R. R. R. have
put this money in circulation to limited amount
The money is bankable here, and the Bank
regular one and just as solvent so far as we have
any means of knowing, as any of the banks of
the country.
The following account of lives lost, property
destroyed, steam and sail vessels sunk, stranded
and burned ON the Lakes, during 1855, we copy
from the Report of Proceedings of Convention
of Lake Underwriters, held at Buffalo, Jan. 9Th,
1856, and furnished us by the Star Insurance
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

-Charles-Clara, did poor little
Carlo have pink ribbon round his neck when
you left him.
Yes, yes, the poor little dear; have you seen
hims
of pink ribbon inthe sausage
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

4 SPEC OF WAR.-A free general fight occur
red Sunday night on Front street, in which
quite number participated in ali stages of in
toxication, and sundry knives and revolvers pro-
duced and used. Several persons were cut but
no one dangerously wounded.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

On Thursday, while number Of Irishmen
were engaged in digging away portion Of
Bunker Hill, the earth caved in and buried five
of them underneath. Michael Morrissey was
taken out dead, and Timothy Kirwan, Daniel
Murphy, William Carroll and Peter Gafney were
badly injured.-[ Keoknk Times.
When was Bunker Hill moved to Keokuk?
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
Judicial Sale of Valuable Real Estate,

DY VIRTUE OF an order Of the County Court Of Des
ID Mones county, the undersigned as guardian Of James
W. Neatly will sell at the door of Marion Hall in Burns
ton, at O'Clock, i. NJ, on Saturday, the 1ah day ~
Aprn 1885, the following described real said
ty, to wit: TIE WEST 40 FEET Lor No AGA, Bur-
ngton fronting forty feet Jefferson and run
ming back Fourth Street sixty feet and FIVE inches
This property Is in the heart of the city and the main
business street. 1t will be sold in two parcels of twenty
feet each and the attention OF business and capital
lists Is respectfully invited to 1t.
TERMS: One third cash the remainder In one and two
years with interest at the rate Of ten per ceatu per
mum. conveyance will be made the payment Of the
last instalment Of the purchase money.
L. d. STOCKTON,
I'm Of lam
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

T. BRowS's ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GrSGKR.-
This is truly family medicine; at this season,
when affections Of the stomach and bowels are
SO common, no family. individual or traveller
should be wi,hoNsit II is peculiarly efiicacious
m summer complaints Of children, and is known
and prescribed by the medical faculty. See ad.
seftisenent
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At the Hawk-Eye Office.

NV BANxiNa RooN.-Grcen, Thomas Co.,
nave changed their place of business and are now
occupying their new and elegant Banking room
II the four story block on the corner OF Jefier-
son and Third streets Much credit is due these
gentlemen for the valuable addition made 70 this
city in the erection Of their fine buildings. The
contracts were taken and the buildings erected BY
David Parker Esq, ofNew York City, cost. SEQ,
900, The same gentleman has contracted with
Gov. Grimes for the erection Of his buildings or
Main Street. Cost about $4,000
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

To the 7dr Payers Of Flint Rioer, Onion and Eel
Ior Spring 76scnships.
XyOU hereby notified to present your receipts for
the Taxes of 1885, the ONCE Of the County Judge,
at any the LIST day Of March and the LIST day
Of June 1885, and Is per cent on the real estate tax in
Fin. River Township per that in Gnicn
and Yellow Spring Townships, will be refunded from the
County Treasury in order that the assessment in said
Townships may conform to the decision OF the Board OF
Equalization, made in July last.
THOS. W. NEWMAN, JUDGE,
Feb41s5s. -2mdkw. DesMoines County, Iowa.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

DEEP SouND1NGs.-It is known that very deep
soundings were made by the North Pacific Expe-
dition. By new continuance, invented by Lieu
tenant Brooke, the lead was carried down 700
fethoms-nearly miles, and four goose-quills
full of the bottom brought up. Insects of the
EXTREMIST littleness were found in the sand,
which showed that they had been alive until
the enormous pressure under which they had
their being was removed Many think this to
be discovery, of no special consequence; but
it was precisely by means of such that Lieut..
Maury demonstrated the possibility of laying the
submarine telegraph to England. The delicacy
Of the insects which were drawn up showed
that there was no current across the line of the
telegraphic cable to disturb it's position.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
Z. 7 OY.

DUIEDER and Wnnufacfurer OF OOORS,
ID SASH FRANES WINDOW BLINDS, WEATH-
ER-BOARDLEG and CHAIN PUMP F11TURES-
HAVING enlarged my establishment and having on hand
good supply Of al kinds Of building materials. am
prepared TO put up buildings in town or country on the
shortest notice.
Those wishing to purchase any kind OF Building mate,
rias can be supplied at my Factory. With practical
experience OF fourteen years In the business hope 70
give satisfaction all who may favor with their work
Ruriington Feb. IS, 1856 dwu
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
GREEN MOUNTAIN
BLACK HA"E

| / OVERS Of good horses and those interested -
~ In the Improvement OF their breed Of horses, Il
please notice, that the subscriber has recently Q0
Drought from Vermont thoroughbred Morgan Stallion,
speed and beauty Of carriage strength Of muscles oc
" OF temper and intelligence, than any horse, whatever
his blood in the West He four years old in Sepem
Der last and weighs 1000 fbs There Is not strain of
blood in the Green Mountain Black Hawk that Is not
| the best Morgan stock.
PEpIGREE.-Ths horse raised in Calais VT, by Be-
niah Short and brought to this State in November last
He was sired by the original Black Hawk. The original
which was owned by Mr. Bellows Of Vermont and weighed
92o IDS, and from the original Justin Morgan horse
The dam OF the Black Hawk three-quarter blood
English mare, raised In the Province of New Brunswick
weighed 1925 lbs, and In every respect perfect
animal. The dam Of the Green Mountain Black Hawk
was sired by the old Green Mountain Morgan; grandam
BY the old Sherman Morgan horse The old Green Noun
by the whiteooed Woodbury. horse that was colt
OF the old Justin Morgan horse The old Sherman Morgan
horse justly acknowledged have colt Of
he or Justin Morgan horse, whose pedigree goes
back by said dam through Traveller Wild Air English or
O'keleys Eclipse to the Godolphn Arabian.
The Green Mountain Black Hawk shows himself that
he Is from the best ote Morgan family which beauty
and compactness Of form cannot be surpassed
producing good troters and good roadsters stand
rivaled.
N. B-lnasmueh as there have been SO many IMPOSE
tons practised by paming of for Morgan stock horses
that had not drop Of this blood In them. hold myself
In readiness to prove the genuneness Of the pedigree
mere SET forth OF my horse who may doubt,
This horse will stand and after Aprl 1s follows
On Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays at william
Thomas on the Judge Mason farm three miles from Bur-
hngton, where good pasurng be had and Thurs
days. Fridays and Saturdays at VIM. D. McCash's stable
in Burlington.
TERMS $50 by the season. P. W. SHORT
Burlington, March &c, 1856. 2mdw.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

Dyspepsia in all its various forms of emaciated hui
manity, resulting often from small like indigestion
producing Constipation, Fatulency, Nausea in the stom
ach and thousand other ailments tending to PROSTATE
debtate the physical any and all Of these Ills
yie'd like magic to DR.. Hostetters celebrated Stomach
Btters giving the reputation bears Of rensatng to
health thousands who have tried Its vivyng and strength
ening influence upon their almost desparing and broken
constitutions All should these Bters during this
warm weather. is the most efectual preventive Of
diseases known. For sale everywhere
mar29.1m III E. HUNT d CO., Agents.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

DArEspoRr.-This city is going ahead accord.
70 the Gazette. Seven houses are going up and
six Of the nd Aber for new comersi
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
f. BROWNS
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.

THIS ESSENCE is preparation of unusual excellence.
In ordinary Darrhea incpient Cholera, in Short in
all of prosration cfthe digestive functions is
inestimabe yalne During the prevalence of epidemic
cholera and summer complaints Of children, It is pecu-
Narly ef6cacious; family individual, traveller
should he without it.
CAuTioS-Be sure to get the genuine essence, which is
prepared only by r. BRO WH, at his Drug and Cheni-
cal Store, n. Z corner Of Fifth and Che streets
Phadelpha and for sale by all the respectable Apothe
carries in the Unitod Sta es
Sold IN Burlington by E. E. GAY. laprl. bpy.l
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
JOB PRINTING.
pumg.1C MHHTIN(s.

rar.r vii be a Public Meeting Of the mem
s<rs and friends Of the american Party Of Des
vo;nss county, at Marion Hall in the city Of Bur.
sa.,oo. On Wsdaesday, The lsfh Of April, 1855,
!, ! o'clock, r. n, and n important business
8, some before the meeting for consideration,
!. FIJI attendance is earnestly desired.
BY order Of County Committee.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

Married-Atthe Congregational Church, on the eve
Of the Soh March, by the Rev VIM. salter, Mr. ALLEN
HKxDRIcKs to MISS SARAH PARRY, both Of this city.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

NEw JoBalNs Housx.-Messrs. Clark Ches-
nut have opened a new wholesale Dry Goods
hoase at their old stand on Main street
They have now on hands heavy assortment OF
staple and fancy dry goods to which additions
are made almost daily. And we are glad to see
them making large sales The members of this
arm are active, enterprising go-ahead young
men. who are well acquainted with their bust
hess, and we cheerfally call attention of dealers
inSouthern Iowa to their stock. 1t is entirely
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
PAPER HANGINGs!

THE largest and best Sc ected stock of
WALL PAPER in the State, lis now being received at
CORSES PAPER ROOMS
has been fitted for the especial purpose Of
exhibiting patterns of WINDOW CURTAINS, FIRE.
BOARDS CEILING PAPER, dec.
~" MIR. ROBINSON, late of Philadelphia, has the
entire supervision of this department. and will also hang
paper for city customers, having several efficient aids in
this line No pains will be spared in rendering the Paper
Rooms the most complete in the West The subscriber
procures his paper hangngs direct from the manufactu-
in New England, and imports all Of his borders and
screens. He consequently compete with the houses
Of Chicago, ST. Louis and Cincinnati either In jobbng
retailing. Remember it is the opening of the paper
son. that three doors of Main street. up stairs
are lmar27.l CORSE'S PAPER ROOMS.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02

LNOR SALE-A House and 3 lots, l-A
l. highly improved, the South Hill, near the C.;3
Public School House. For particulars enquire Of ..
mar1Su D. &. EBERSOL
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-04-02
We are all a putting,
puff, puff putting

pun, pun puMng
efthe very best regalia segars, presented toas
by Mr.. Moore, corner of Washington and
Third streets, (has a good many more left of same
sor)
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To All Who Use Liquor!
WOlfe,S Schiedam Aromatic Schnanns

~ This celebrated and medicinal beverage is manu-.
featured at the factory of the undersigned, Schieda,
Holland He is the sole Importer well the exclusive
manufacturer of the article, and preparation bearing
the name Of "schnapp" that is procured either from
establishment In New York. from his agents other
cities, is genuine and reliable
1t is made from barley of tie finest quality selected
with great care from the products of the celebrated
grangrowing DISTRICTS is favored with the essence Of the
aromatic Juniper Berry Of Italy, and rected by Pc
cuiar process which expes from the spirit every acrd
particle
As ameans Of preventing and correcting the Disagree
able and often dangerous effects produced upon the
ach and bowels by change of water-a visitation to
which Travellers settlers, and all unacclmated per-
in the West the South and Southwest are peculiarly
liable, the Schedam Aromatic Schnapps will be found alb
solutely nfable while in of dropsy gravel OBJ
structon Of the Kidneys diseases the bladder dyspep
sia and general debility, 1t is most emphat
cay by the most distinguished members of the medical
profession.
Its put quart and pint bottles in cases Of one do
zen with the the undersigned on the bottle and
cork and fac-simile of his signature on the label.
For sale by all respectable druggists country mer-
chants uDOLPHO WOLFE,
Nos 1e, go and % Beaver st., New York.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Since the introduction Of my schedam schnapps into
the United States number of liquor mixers in New York.
Philadelphia and Boston, have commenced putting up
mixed and poisonous Gins and calling schnapps that
name belongs expressly to my CRITICIZE all others
tetfeits and impositons on the public.
CAUTION TO PERSONS WHO DRINK BARS AND HoTEIs.-
Numerous complaints made persons who keep bars
Steamboats, and in Hotels, who fill my empty bottles
with gin and sell to the unsuspectng for my
aromatic Schieddn, Schndpps. would therefore ad-
wise all who drink the schnapps At such places mark
the appearance of the bottle; and II the ousdeapper
label should be defaced to refuse to drink unless
fresh bottle is opened. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Wholesale Agents in st. Louis, NO.
Charles Blow 4 Co. Ellis, Low Hutton,
X. Mackenzie, Riley, Christy Co.,
George Rogers, Bernard, Adams Peck,
Henry Blakesly, David Nicholson,
B Snow Co., Samuel McCarty,
7 NJ Taylor Co., George A Cotton.
Kolls Goldberg, Mitchell Roberts,
Bacon, Hyde Co.
Wholesale AGENTS IN BURLINGTON:
H HUNT & Co., and J F TALLANT.
MARI QubtN
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INSURANCE..

q -.
Fire, Marine and Inland Insur.rc.
yIHE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CONPIyY !. =.
i LocE Mo--Cspftai 100000 '" -
DIR CTOEg.
gno Winner Thomas I. Sturgeon,
eugene MitenherEer, John II Fisher,
William cnddy, Bernard bryan,
Ebridgc q Clark, Rolln Clark
r Ladew, Isaac Walker
nenafd lyers, James Street,
serrggs, VIM Stands,
Lynas !ackson, Chas Peek,
ihom&s Tut, Dabncy Carr,
Francis Beehler.
JOHN n. wIMER, President,
RorAL CHaABEsiAIS, Secretary.
Houses buildings goods wares, merchandse rosnnfac.
tories machinery chaeis and personal esta,s 1900.
and cargoes, insured against loss damage NV lana ~
water, and against loss by ere.
L. D. STOCKTON, Aoxxr,
marlolyop Washington ST., adjoining r o.
EIRE! Fire Z! Fire !!!-Ixsrnr your prop .
y against Loss BY Fire.
MISSOURI STATE MUTUAL ms. CO.,. ST. LOUIS, N
Sosyn x w Eage9; prssf FB Homes, Sec'y.
u,,,r,. rs 9 arsst L B Ladlotr, Secy.
RRISayp aoPT TSa ret c Henry Keasc0o, Sec'g
HRCAdtfeld, Prssf. IN Waaa5wrn, Ssc'v.
400 LAUMAN BRO,
ueSsc. AGxxrR.
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u The bridge across Coon river At Fort
pes Noines was carried away by the ice last
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GREEN, THOMAS L CO. "a
w A T E R Gu R. E.

ME Galesburg Water Cure, will be open.
L ed the 10th day Of March, 1856.
Dr. J. D. GULLY and WIFE, who have had several years'
experience in experimenting Water Cure
Will take charge OF the Medical Department.
We have one of DR.. g b. Smiths Electro Magnetic Ma.
chimes which, without doubt is great curing
many diseases. e
~: ALI persons in bad health doubling the success
OF Hydropathc Treatment, who WILL with honest nten.
IONS make known to us by acquaintance, recommends
non non OF ohefwise give US an opportunity Of satisfying
rendering satisfaction enough for them continue we
charge them nothing for time they have remained
WIN US; T. JENNINGS
uaesouFg, III s., FEB ~ lsoO.-bpSw Proprietor
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THE GREAT WORK OF THE AGE,
Czclonadia of American Litaratura.

BY THE BROTHERS DUYCKINCK, VOLS; This truly Ma
tiona work. embraces notices Of about fifteen hundred
American authors, accounts Of public institutions and
seats of learning besides being profnsey enbeished by
hundreds of we'll designed engravings.
The Cycopedia is arranged in two large volumes,
bracng personal and critical notices of all American wri-
ters with selections from their writings from the earliest
period to the present day.
The subscriber appointed agent for this work and will
receive subscriptions his establishment where speci-
men copy may be seen.
AGENTS WANTED, to canvass the State for the
above mentioned, and several other valuable publications.
Enquire either personally by letter, Jefferson St. three
doors west of Man, Burlington, Iowa.
mario. ]. L. CORSE.
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A DMJNISTRATOR,S NOTICE.
"A THE Subscribers hereby give notice that they
have been duly appointed Administrators the Estate
IL ufus Lane, late of Burlington, deceased.
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment and all having claims to pre-
| sent them for adjustment.
sAM'L J. LANE, Administrators
Burlington March 5, 1856 4w
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Lots for Sale.

WE will sell the following lots in Barrets Subdivision
w and Addition to persons wishing to build daring the
present year. Terms third down and balance In
equal annual payments with ten per cent interest,"
date of contract An obligation to build during the year
hoius In Ill anti rAn
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1900 worth of Goods at cost !!

$500 worth Of Goods at cost
TINE Undersigned being DESTROYS to close out his stock
with view of changing his business offers good as.
sortInent Of CLOTHS, CASSIWERES Dc PES1INGS
at cost all of which make order in the most taste
full and fashionable Persons wishing to fit them
selves out with elegant garment respectfully inv
ted to call ANY person wishing to purchase small stock
Of goods and continue the Tailoring businessa rare
chance is now offered good business be secured
from the start CmarS.bpfl s. E. TAYLOR
e~Soorr,s Report of Fashions on hand and for SALE
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Going! Going! Gone.

March took cold and gusty leave of us yes
erday, preserving to the last, the stormy and
savage behavior which marked his incoming,
from the violence of which according to the pro-
verb we had reasonably expected to see him
re,snf, and go out with uncommon gentleness.-
His thirty.one days reign has been sneezy,
wheezy, coughing time, productive of groups,
an inquiry for hive syrups, and the various ex-
Scctorants. Furs and overcoats are still in
fashion. and there is no abatement in the price
of fuel
Those who pretend to be very wise in the cos
mogony Of the world, suggest that the uncom-
monty cold weather of last winter, protracted as
it seems to be fur into the season, has arisen
from the carclcssness of Kane, the Artic navi-
gator, who in his discovery of the open polar
sea, has left the Northwest passage open. This
lisa suggestion that requires investigation, and
VIC suggest to the savons at Washington the pro-
priety of an immediate inquiry. Should it prove
true he should be severely reprimanded and
sent back at once to put matters to rights.
But in case this report should turn out to be
Kanes Just meritsas navigator, by cnyious and
Jealous minded persons, investigation must be
directed in some other quarter. 1t will then be
well to examine the North pole and see that it is
properly fabricated. If it has been creased
with lard oil, it is all explained at once. The
whole machinery has been "choked down" by
dirt and grease, and the world left "set" with
the flor us) wrong end to the sun. Here is a
pretty kettle of fish truly Our antipodes will
be roasted, fried and boiled while we are pinched
and frozen
But tits suggested that this "nigger question"
may be mixed up in the matter. ''Old Sol' may
have been prevented from crossing the Sine
by the sBcrder Rufians." Here is an interest
ing field of inquiry open to the American Anti
Slavery Society, to which they cannot too soon
direct their attention. But in case Atchison
and Stringfellow prove innocent, it will be well
to lo,k after Brigham Young. It is noticeable
that aim ost all the cold and bleak winds Of the
las, three n. ,onths have come from the Vest
This may all I've explained thus: Large quantities
Of snow may ha, -e been mixed up with the salt
of the Great Salt Lake, which, any school boy
knows would produce Intense cold. This branch
Of the investigation we would refer to the editor
ofthe Rainbow at Philadelphia.