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Important to Females.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PrLLs.-The combination Of ingredi-
in these Pills. the result of long and extensive
practice they mild in their operation and certain of
restoring nature its proper channel In every instance
have the Pills proved successful The Pills invariably
open those distractions which females LIABLE bring
natureintots channel whereby health is restor-
ed and the pale and deathy counenance changed to
healthy one. No female can enjoy good health unless
she Is regular, aud obstruction place.
whether from exposure cold, any other cause, the
general health Immediately begins to decline, and the
want of such remedy has been the cause Of many
consumptions among young females. Toladies whose
ath will permit increase of their family, these
Pills will prove valuable acquisition, ashley will prevent
pregnancy. Headache most always arises from the III
erruption of nature; and whenever that the case the
Pills invariably remedy all these evils Nor they less
efcacious in the of Leucorrhee, commonly called
the"Whtes" These Pills should never be taken during
pregnancy they would be to miscarriage.
Warranted purely vegetable and free anything In
furious life health Full and explicit directions ac-
company each box. Sold in Burlington by Squires
Boss. .-.~...
These Pills put up in square fiat boxes. Persons
residing where there Is agency established by encos
ing One Dollar letter prepaid, to DR.. G. l.. CHEEsE
NAN, 267 Beccker-street N Y City, have them
sent to their pective addresses by retu:u of mall
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MISUNDERSTANDING is called to the an.
nouucement of Norton 4 Co., wholesale and
retail dealers in hardware, Grimes block,
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IL f. A l. r A TIE OIL 1 { r.
JAMES D. DEVIN,
FRONT STREET OyyUuwa

FRONT STREET, =. OTTUNWA.
NOW offering easy terms choice Lots in the
IN city and cheap homes in Moth and East ottum
wa. Bel an Attorney and Notary Public ard hay
Ing abstract Il the Records Of Wapelio County
City Plats, Sectional County Maps and Blanks CT ali
kinds, " II give pa ticular attention the
Of Titles and Conveyancing Persons wishing secure
Farms will do well to examine his lists of
First Glass Lands
in Wapello, Adair, Adams, Appanoose, Boon, Clark,
Davis Dallas, Decatur, Green, Guthrie, Harrison,
Jasper, Mahaska, Madison, Munroe, Polk, Union, Van
Buren, and other Counties Iowa
may 6-bpiy
THE LIFE AND EPlSTLES OF ST. PAUL. by
L Rev. W. j. Conybea e, and the Rev. j. 5. How
son. vols octave. few copies of the above work this
day we'd by J. r. BROWN,
may Barrett House Block, Sd st.
IIUNiTE,S POSITIVE PHILOSOPHY.-The Posi-.
" tive Philosophy of Augustus ,ompte. Translated
and Condensed by Harriet Martineau, vol. octave.
For sale at BROWNS Bookstore.
may Third Street.
NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED.
TYPES Of Mankind or, chronological Researches
i by J. c. Mott, NJ. D., and Geo. X. Gddon.
Allison's Modern Europe, vols.
Hdreth's History of the United States, vols octave.
Chambers Information for the People.
Prose and Poetry of Europe and America.
The above together with large assortment of Mis-
may D''A'' JUST 'e'e''e' J. p :. BROWN,
Barrel House Building, Sd ST.
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HosrrrfEH-rhree bottles % Hos,ettes's Vegetable
stomach Bft,ers VIII cure the pJspepa bottle vii
create appetite, force Of the impure Bile. purity the
iocd and invgcraae the SYSTEM; two bo'tes viii cure
the fora Of Liver Complaint; bottle win diss-
pate that weakness Che pit Of the stomach give color
10 the inpa and strength to the sys-
tenn, and lend cseerfuness TO the mind Every family
should hare Heste..er's celebrated Stomach Bters No
article peculiarly adapted to the depressing sfeess
u climate Sold by Druggists and dealers generally
NAV PIN Er5sTIs PELTS Agents
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Madame Jenny Lind Goldschmidt gave birth
to daughter on the Slst of March, at Ores
den.
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A young man, named Knox, printer, has met
with sad bereavement. An uncle, whom he
had never seen, died the other day, and left
him $4,000. Mr.. Knox has the sympathy Of
the entire community.
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Tho fruit buds ofthe apple tree are not injur-
ed in this section Of the country; and the few
peach trees which survived the winter of 1866
viii be likely to produce more frais-Spring6led
Republican 9Th.
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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.

There never has been discovery made In Materia
Medica, whereby pain be quickly allsyed, and
where parts IN high state Of Inflammation be
rapidly reduced their state where wounds
and be thoroughly and rapidly healed and
decayed parts restored without either defect,
than with DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Cuts, wounds, sprains, and bruises, casualties
which children constantly subjecthe action Of the
genuine DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR, ls ever the
same! How much pain and suffering may not Thus be
prevented Moreover life tsefis often dependent upon
having athand the Genuine DALEY EXTRACTOR, and
for which respectfully refer my print
ed pamphlets the Ct which hold mys
sible. s.
Nocase ofburns and scalds matter how severe has
ever yet any instance resisted the all powerful
pain subdung and healing qualities of the DALLEY's
PAIN EXTRACTOR.
NoPAfS EXTRACTOR rs GENUINE unlessthe box has up
on It steel Plate Engraved Label with the signatures
O. v. CLtUKENER CO., proprietors, and HENRY
DALEY manufacturer.
Price IS cts per box. ... a.s.-.. -.. .... E.
az Ailorders uld be addressedto c. .Clickener
i o., 81 Barclay street,N.Y.
Sold by all iruggistsand medicine dealers Throughout
he United States. -....- ..sa- a25ly
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The peach crop in Southern Illinois is likely
to be large the presen. season. The fruit buds
have not been injured by the cold weather Of
the last month.
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.ss A few days ago = diabolical murder was per
pe,rA,ed in NcKeesport Pa. An old couple,
brother and sister, who had in their possession
sum Of money, amounting to about $500, were
found dead. Suspicion rested upon girl named
Charlotte Jones, niece of the murdered peo-
pie, Who has been arrested and made confession
OF the iiensiish atrocity. lmpicatedin the iran,
sac,ion are two men, Henry Fife and Monroe
Stewart; in fact, they performed the deed Of
blood, the girl acting asa guide TO the premises.
The men we're also arrested.
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Snow DRIFTS IN MAY.-The Hartford Times
says that on the FIRST Of May, the snnw was five
feet deep in the Northwest part of Norfolk, and
travel was still much impeded; while in New
Marlboro near the Massachusetts, line, the snow
il six feet deem.
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Something New and Interesting!
Two YKAa ASst--hy the Rev. CisxEtss klugs.ey.
i etn fisrx. TIVE PawxBRoxrR.
TsE ARTISTS ExfsE or. the Pawntreksf's Heir
by Emerson bennsts,
In sgIRs wsrHrs. Ter any thing you usat Ia knew.
TAG HussAxp UfAn.
sIxos scsos Adventure and Travels, Ilusued- III
WAvKsLY NoyKis. Household ediiiep.
The ahrye JUS, received and for sale by
apr2+ J. P. BROWN,
Rarret fioase Rgit4ings I'd II
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DR.. WEAVER'S

DR.. WEAVER'S
Canker aid Salt lsheum syrup. uMd
Gcrntc.
is ndi. putabe fac; that the above medicines are
the oty ln:l ie remed before tn, publ for
Cutaneous Erupt:ons Salt Hh-uni, Il s. peas, FORE
Legs, Ulcers, Old Fever sores, Scaid liz aG Svurhuc
Eruptiniis, clc.
For s,le by ALLEN HEsDslcSs, Burlington.
apr 90 6mw*
GREEN 7EngnFA:N i}LAC35 gslUs1.
40 the Farmers and Horse Growers of Iowa and TO
all Who iuteresTe ed in the pin tn...t OF ,l ir
breed OF horses. We, the uders gI d. loose growers G
Vermont, take pleasure III recon meidg your =
siderai!on, tbs fine blooied Horse, GAIL MOUNTAIN
BLAtk HAWK. whose pe"Igre. is a. folio
He is grandson of the cid Black Hawk, owned by
David Hill, OF breport. W., and his sire US the Cee.
Peck of Montpelier, Vt His dam was sired by the
well known Morgan Horse Green Mountain Moran
which was descendant in right line from the origina
GREEW NoUNTAIN BLACK HAWK
was fo"ed on the 22 day Of July 1881 raised by
by his son, Mr.. =. W Short, in 1855.
Green Mountain Black Hawk stood in Calais, W. two
seasons and his stock is valued high and considered
can safely say TO those WHO wish raise good and
giant horses that they cannot do better Than
the use Of Green Mountain Black Hawk.
Chas sbiey, Rufus = Moses, Walter Slayton
Taber, Jacob Rich. John Woodbury.,
| Luther Converse, Philip hort, Eplrnim pi.rce,
Martin HOLSTER, Dennis Gray, SO Helsey,
Calais. W., Nov 1856.
Green Mountain Black Hawk Is the fastest trottinl
Stallion in this section and probably is The il
the West For beauty and compsetness of form ant
grace OF movement is not excelled. lie is five year
old and We CHS $50 pounds
He will stand during his at the stable corn.
of Main ard Valley streets south OF Gov Griues' lev
Block Call and see ioi yourselves AID reference viii
be given to gentlemen owning his colts.
n. Blood attention will be paid md good pa ur
furnished to mares Il ON distance.
TERMS Fifteen Dollars for the Season All sccd Mt
AT the RISK OF the owner. p. W. sEOhT
burlington, April S, 1907.
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=. l.. COIsSE & son,
"HOLESALE l. RETAIL DEALERS IN
w PAPER HANGLNGS
WLNDO W-SHADE.S,
BORDERS
CENTRE ORNA JfENTS
FIRE.SCREENS,
&c, tEG, &c.
Their Paper Rooms having lately been repienis!ed,
they have the finest stock Of material be found west
OF the Mississippi Their Borders and Gilt Pap
imported direct from English and French Factories and
they constantly in receipt OF tire latest styles and
patterns. Competent workmen to any portion of
the city on the shortest notice. 4as
apr Jefferson st., under Hawk. Eye Office
PAPER hANGINES.
IWE most elegant assortment Of
Il WALL PAPER,
,.e-. BORDERS.
GILT CURTAINS
CORD Il Ia SSELS,
FIRE SGEEENS,
-s t.- DC, DC,
ever brought to this market be found Curses Pa
per Rooms. (apr 29) J. l.. CURSE 4 son.
g, -.. NEW BUCKS.
THE Prince Of the House Of David;
L R from the Fountain;
Hugh Mler's Critique;
. Blu rs Cycopedia of Sermons;
Cheap Editions of Japan Expedition; 'at
apr 20 J. l.. CORSE & SONS.
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J.MORTON & CO., ..
Wholesale Retail Dealers in
Cutlery, File Carpenters

J.MORTON & CO., .. -
Wholesale L Retail Dealers in
Hardware, cutlery, File Carpenters
and Mechanics Tools,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
HAVE on hand and constantly receiving Heavy
u and Shelf Hardware Of all kinds, including
Locks, Nails, Hinges. Planes, Saws and Chises;
Carpenters Blacksmiths and Masons Tools;
Spades, Hoes, Shovels, Rakes and Garden Tools;
Screws. Files, Log. Trace, Coil and Pump Chains;
Pump Fixtures and Tubing. Wei wheels;
Brass, Copper Iron and Fence Wire;
Which offer to dealers aud customers at the lowest
rates for cash and short time .."s
uoES, Circular, Mulay, Sash and Gang Saws, al
IL ways on hand and for sale At
may Il J. MORTON co.'s,
Grimes Block. Main Street.
no Boat and Bridge Builders.-A large
assortment of Burdens wrought Boat Spikes from
to inch. tmay l2) J. MORTON co.
CUN Makers Materials, Rifle Bar, els, &c, for
VI sale by (may I2) J. MORTON co.
nOUGLAsS, Force, Lift, Suction and Yard Pumps,
may IL j. horton : co.
Melodeons and Church Organs.
HAVE just received the FIRST lot of Meodeons and
i Organ Harmonious for Churches, made by Mason d
Hamlin Of Boston, and have also, heretofore, COM
plete assortment Of the instruments of Geo. A. Prince
Co., of Buffalo. All good judges agree that these two
houses the only In the United States
OF really first class Meiodeoas their see Agent
in this region sell their prices without additional
charge for freight and warrant every to give
THE ORGAN HARKONIUN
Has two Of keys, four sets of reeds and eight
stops follows: Dulciana; 3, Diapason: g. Flute;
Princpa s. Hautboy, g. Bourbon; Manual Coupler; 5,
Pedal Coupler besides independent Pedal reeds,
the larger class The compass Of the keys is five
taves that Of the largest size Church Organs
but the compass of tone is fun octayes Compass
| Of Pedal bass S, two octaSes
This instrument possesses several advantages over
| pipe Organs
Isl Its price-beng furnished At less than one-hai,
the Of Organ, with the amount of power
| and variety
| I'd. The comparatively small size Of Its case-occupy.
1 ing much less room than an Organ.
/ Sd. The that Is not affected by heat or cold
/ change in the weather and temperature
A.. Its property Of remaining for long period in
good is well known that pipe Organs almos,
constantly getting out Of tune, which detracs materially
from their U ef0iness whore no tuner is At hand.
Full descriptive pamphlets catalogues Of Me!odeoni
and Harmonious, will be sent by mail, free Of charge
| on application 10 II. H. HAWLEY,
/ may ~ Western Music Store.
/ 4 ILlSON,S History of Europe in 6 vols octave
IA Just received and for sale by J. P. BROWN,
| may IL Barrett House Block, Third street
T ICE and Speeches 81 Aen,y Clay
IL The Life and Speeches Of the Hon. Henry Clay
Complied and edited by DanI Mallory with valuabl,
additions embracing Episome of the Compronis,
Measures Also various important letters heretoo1,
published. In Two vols octave. For sale by
msyll }. P. BROWN
! Barrel Hoase Block, Third Street.
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cE-We learn from the owner Of the house
burned upon the "Big Spring" property, that
there was no occupants of the house at the time
Il was consumed, save two men who slept there
to see that it Was not disturbed That in the
night some forty persons, disguised, came tothe
house and gave the two persons who slept in it
Ave minutes TO remove any valuablcs they might
desire to preserve, after which they set FIRE to it
aud burnt it to the ground.
The House cost about fifteen hundred dollars
Az EpIross VAlxprcroRY.-The New York
Mirror is responsible for the following. It is
located, OF cousre, ''out West" but We think IT
suits the latitude and Longitude of New York
ha.ter than any point this side Of the Catskiils
esAlks:hsn'es: 1 ,ss
.srhc undersigned rctircs from the editorial
chair with the complete conviction that all is
vanity. From the hour he started bis paper to
the present time he has been solicited to lie on
every given subject, aud can't remember having
told a wholesome truth without diminishing his
subscription list or making an enemy. Under
these circumstances of trial. and having . thor
oush contempt for himself, he retires in order
to recruit his neutrality-suspicious."
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tm STEPHEN r. ACRES.

I =
| DOCK ksinder, Paper Esuier Il Flank
| II kOON Manufactures.
| '- In Coolbaugh'S Block. Main Street.
! Is r." BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Binding of every description order. Blank
| Books ruled and manufactured In any style. Paper,
| Blanks, &c, &C.. ruled to any pattern.
| may 4-bply
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QnA SACKS Java, Rio and Lagu "a Coffee in store
sIUV and TO arrive. tapr ~ /. n. ROGERS CO.
= ECTIONAL and Township Maps of Kansas.
y as " &" Nebraska.
I" Western States.
For sale by tapr III J. L. CORSE son.
Ga BBLS Crushed. Loaf and Clarified Sugar, IL
GU store and to arrive.
apr @ l. n. ROGERS co.
SO BOXES Cuba Smoking Tobacco;
s1O 50 8" Florida Is l ..as.fEs4y. s
100 50 Missouri Snd Va, % gkss 5s7 a,l.r.-,.
Is bbls Cubs and Florida Smoking Tobacco;
For sale by (apr y I. n. ROGERS co.
IN BOXES Star Candies; Is 4 boxes do do;
eJU loo a." "a $3.50 For sale by
ape -s7.s-Ersss - I. n. ROGERS + co.
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PARRY G. FREEMAN,

y.
Corner of Third and Jefferson Streets,
II AVE received their stock OF spring and hum
/ Goods, consisting of great variety of rich
and elegant goods which will be sold ut the lowest
ket price.
Dress Goods.
very rich stock cons listing in part of Barege, Jaco
sues, Brliaats, French Jaconets, Lawns, Plain and
Striped Debages fer travelling dresses, Black and Fancy
Dress Silks, together with great many ctier styles
Of Dress Goods TO numerous to mention.
EmbrOideries and lace Goods.
very fine stock of French Worked and Lace Collars
and eev-s, Edgings Inseriings, Founcing, DIiaity
Bands Mourning Collars &C., &C.
handsome stock of Black and Fancy Silk Lace and
Berage Mantias Also good assortment OF Or ape and
as0ssne,s, Ii ibbons d French Flowers.
large stock on hand, including Misses and childrens
Boanets, Flats DC
large stock on hand, including large sizes for old
ladies.
Furnishing Goods.
fine assortment OF Goods In his line, consisting in
part Of rich Embroidered Curtain Muslin, Butt Curtain
Goods, Damask do, Marsee. Q tits, Linen aud Cot
Sheetings, Napkins, Damask Table Liaen Toweng,
&c. Also a fine stock OF Carpe,ng. -- .s-..
G.OVes. Hosiery a NittS.
full assortment in this line for Ladies, Gents and
Children.
--. -. Staple Goods. -
full stock Of Muslins, T,ckings, English and Ameri
Prints of choice styles. .ss7sf 80. rs +.
slollls, Cassi,n, res & Vestings.
superior stock in this line, including very handsome
Spring and Summer Fancy Csssimeres, Marseiles Vest
ing Silk and Satin do, French Linen DrIlDgs Coatings
h ndsome Summer Cravats, Fancy Ties, Fancy Hall
Hose silk Mernc, Isle Thread, Cotton Under Shirts
and Drawers, &c, &c. :E
~ Clothing. ... ~
nice stock OF Spring aud and Sumnatr Goats and
Vests of fashionable styles.
Also-Men AMI Boys Straw, Leghorn, Palmleaf and
Soft Fur Hats together with great variety of othe:
Goods too numerous TO mention. =- g
Purchasers requested to call and examine.
Anrij NH
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To Capitalists and others Sc king In.
| YesiMfnia In ifaI Esfnfa

YES tnts IN zeal Estate.
NE undersigned being desiraa1 TO cias- our .,s
real property 10 'bu u 81 Burlington To, a
"uSr pafta er. snhu:e ms rarely be iuri nh
Conp ised IA hi SC ed Is 81 he found n. iJ,sL r
p,"pi''y' enrhef OF 'hri ant Msrsst stree l4,s
li'j she nglt pr. perry ,grn.r of Nj. a., l..
.uA--', he hen n,J & properly .or, er { F,uJth
s"n 'our' st" = XIII III" oia pbst OH q . .or
I'I VI i'hEd ana " ssh x en- SIS; the two ftot-. nd
,'ot corner "i .eursh ami LEY S. x,- he four
l. !, Ioer - f""th a. by -i9h ~. ,t- be. e..
s' nm eehtr "''is ''obiieie, Valley olspo- te
new hatkei iiou-v, iiv tr,,l o. Ian,I rtoy, -. "a -
lri"s - sores m,lg heilw lie 80 Do, alton n !.
W.T. sfihg OF winter, rH'dg gallo err lair,t.. nd
w Ieet owe the i-Y- o! - river. .4.' 3 ~ -
AS g s eH .ee'ed h u at,pI-ts'ls will examine such
pr IS Ia ay h Z" o.y, no frrshsr dsscri,tion
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An Unparalleled DiscOEcry!-A Positive
ASue EradicatOr!
CovELLs BEBEERINs MIXTURE is a positive cure for
Fever and Ague and all Bilious Diseases. This Mixture
has been before the public for number of years and
has always been used with Its harmless and
certain remedy. Get pamphlet from the druggists
and read it and you will be satisfied. . =. 81"
For sale here by E. E. Gay, and A. 7. Garthe, N.
Bakesly St. Louis and H. A. Porter Bro, Proprietor
Rock Island, Ill. mar 2S-dwly.
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iFE and Speeches ef lieniy Clay
IL The Life and Speeches Of the Hon. Henry Clay,
Complied and edited by Dan1 Mallory, with valuable
additions; embracing Episome of the Compromise
Measures Also various important letters not
published In two vols. octave. For sale by
may II J. p. BROWN
Barnet Hossse Block, Third Street.
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BOOKS at New York City Prices.-
ID All the Publications Of A. 5. Barnes Co.. lvison
rhnney, Sheldon, ilakeman / Co.. of New York, and
Gould Lincoln, of Boston. at aehotesdte retail, at
prices though purchased directly ofhose houses.
All other School, Classical Religious, Theological and
Miscellaneous Books, Blank Books, Paper, Staple and
Fancy Stationery, low other Western house.
apr4 IL. IL. HAWLEi'S
Western Book Store, Sd ST. next to Barret House.
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4 Ll.1SON,> History of Europe, in vols. octave.
IA Just received and for sale by J. P. BROWN,
may IL Barrett House Block Third street
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nNE HUNDRED boxes Gr"und Coffee and
~ Spices, for sale by (apzy) l. n. KUGERS 4 co.
TX boxes Figs and Raisins. for sale by
- apr29 !. n. ROGERS co.
EHFEY bbls, n, Il and x bbs Mackere. for sale a,
Il apr 29 l. n. ROGERS CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

opened about the Let Of October; Mr.. Charles De-
,an, ir formerly of the Tonro House. at Newport,
,hs ,..ses. IL will be- q first class hotel.
" The t,isl Of King the frscr has been postponed
to September. =
,coi'w white. He sailed in the North Star with
Mn,' Parrot The latter gees TO Paris Joel TO
Ions. His appointment as Consul to that port it
seems, is all Connecticut is to have in the way of
sncils. After all there are some disadvantages as
wen ne advantages in having Cabinet officer taken
ftom ones own State especially if ones own State
happens to be- small one lying north of Mason aud
Dxon 8 line And as for JOEL really, if it was not
for the nsme OF having Consul, we Democrats Ofthe
rsnk aud file had about as leave Joel had gone to the
d. " as to Lyons Most Of us feel quite uncertain
what bis politics we're last year. He's all right now,
Of course In fact he is of the sort that always
miH be night for. whenever he finds himself in the
wrong The candid creature Will change in the twink
ling Of an eye. I've M doubt he will have an excel.
lent time ut Lyons, and be will be obliged to unlesrn
the English language in order to acquire knowledge
Of the French tongue. GRANGER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29

LARGE HAUL OF STOLEN GosDs IN ALBASf.-
The Albany Transcript Of the 2ish inst, contains an
account Of the seizure Of thief IN that CITY anu Tue
discovery Of largf an cunt Of stolen properly. ro'
year or more past .hS residents of the Tenth ara
Albany have bseA sadly annoyed by the Perpet' a,''
Of burgares in ts ir mid-t, by which they nave I'D"
large quantities. Of property. The locks to tne'f ao1'
did lot appsar to present the least obstacle 70 ie
irgre of tho thief, and whenever they ventures 70
leave washing of clothing hanging On the lines saen
yards it was sure 10 be missing in the morning. Inc
whole neighborLood was in great repiia'isS. Inc
police were cautioned to increased vigilance, Out eve"
tis did not avail and the robberes at iehs'h cecahS
such mystery that they were the cons.sA, suec. VI
ctnyersa,ion When the people arose = the morning
il became their first duty inspect tbsr premises To
ascertain if they had been visited asa wna' ''y na''
lo.t On W ednesday morning. q man was seeA leaving
house 10 the vicinity Of Hamilton street, with ba'-
bet on his arm ard soon after ii was discovered thai
the house had been robbed. The police, already on
the alert were Instantly 10 pursuit of the offender and
abou, o'clock he was discovered and arrested while
passing Down Eagle street. and was Immediately taken
to the Station. House. Upon being questioned as to
his name residence &C.. ne told various stores and
it was finally sscertaj.ed through man who identified
him. that bis name was Robert Mckenzie brown thai