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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
SUNDAY. Oct. 4.
Arrived

Ship Masonic Bates, Rig. July o. end Elsinore Aug s. with
hemp and fax 70 Lobach sebsPer June y on %. oot~s
'ysfSisS shS sStss Kelly sr..o Liverpool Sept with d.
22s lat y lon 81; large sesnerseerns z mpPossd
p. Baltic @ Ps:sd brig asTey .1 p Sippa 9..ss
steering The City Of BstimoreI The htseIpen-
Dced strong westerly winds from the Banks Had deaths on
sSp A...ys y Greenoc Caldwell Bombay 10 days.
with inseed and wool 10 shken iropsdes. .
Bari Ats.nts BremI Horstnann Hamburg p days. with
262 pass to T. Bech Kunbardt.
Big shbboleth Morton Calais days. with ath to Gorhn
Big Northern Lsht (Br) Esdse, Windsor, ~ s. Il days
schr Orbit tBr Winchester Disby, N s. With herrinss
sehr Caroline Knight Rows. Lubec days, with fsh u
sc6T s,6 Neker.on POLAND Me6 days. with hssdinssa 70
Scbr Mary Msniin, Beers. Boston days, with ndse 10
schr sc Ricb Smith, Boston days with mase to WOOD
scbr NOgrmahs, Crockett Roctl.pd, lime.
schr 9. Horton Myers Rockand lime
Schr Florence jameson Rocksnd hme
scbr Globe. Ens Salem -hh ndse 70 R. w Rope. Co.!
sc6r c.ifoTna Shepherd Bedford with oil w. n.
schr Rough spd Ready cadmer. Provincetown
sch Mo,s, w,,liu, r,Syissnes f., sGndsut s.I..
seA' shnp.sn h.r,. Kelly, Harwich h'h.
sghf y ] Man.sll cha.e, salem r..
ssE, N.u,ilu. (BI Hunter, Newark for Windsor, Ns
sss, s s..s%aTs snsSI Bssi5 Albany ss Pcrand Nee
sosp r. spnsue, Gibbs, Providence
n6s with Sd.e fs1s fes Philadelphia and o'p' Nay"
CurIew Williams, Providence Is hours mdse. to
steamer Potom.ss CGshnsn, New Bedford II hOur vita
nGse. 20 Jos. Allen.
md pass 1t Emerald Isle Cornish; Liverpool Sept
with md:e and pas. 70 TsP.cott 90 Aso .hp ri;n Dun
EN- Dimons London signal supposed 10 De the onesssp
from London.
wIND-Durins the Gsy from N Z ,oE
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
.Nev. Ysyk Ydrds----BHyH va

TorAL New City Mess this date last year 90 City
Prime, last month, S this date last year, go Repscsed
Mess 49S; last month l64 last year. 1885, Repected Chi
cago Mess 5; last month 6S las. year 24}l Railroad
Beef lO5 last month 1873, last year 1856 Refuse Ness ts
month 90 last 28 Refuse Prime, -; last month";
II year 49, Other Refuse, Al last month is last year,
ii6 Prime Mess, ties last month 81 last yesF 8Sl Coun
Try Mess last month 1866 last year. S70 Country Prime,
-; last month, - last 2S2 unnsPected bbls q last
month 573 last 79 Total 4tS last month"; 9O7 las.
year "a 433 Total Old and New $500.
RICE heavy and qut the sales trivial at 4d5c the
latter outside price.
SUGARSWith the exception Of invoice for export, and
few small lots the trade the market has continued Inactive
irregular and fat refined depressed and dull the
sales 25 bids Cubs 7G7.c and 40 hhd DO in bond TOR
export private terms.
SKIHs-Goss are guild and in better supply but In
are sellers In the present unsettled state Of financial
affairs the transactions Of the week ocude 5OOc heavy
Curacao 66d67c Deer slso extremely quiet aud
prices altogether nominal
USPICES-We heard of sale of 10 NureEs a. Sc.
TALLOW-A fair supply the market and prices tend
downward: ssles Of II. 900 n Western at l0i6lcfc.
WHlSKY-A good supply the market aud prices are
ther lower Sales OF eco bb at 2ld2ic aud small lots at
&c
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

~, mrort. into Phadeph!s only from foreign ports
The stoef hand on the l't Of O;tooei vs. "a sea - si
New.YOrk, ~ so' PhI'deiphi'' '-'V'O' 'o'''"'
HOPS are .. inactive and nominal for aS7' iss' and
"aHIyrbe stock s .ms and the demand good sales Of 40
bale, tcb Pie ell. slowly 5. s2sd s2 So other
liS are also in continued duness and priee' are
more than 'hT % u'1s North Americas Of To-
AZ THE bushes. Pig metal /. pretty much At
stand SAD pres o.Sis. Sosp. in scotch Pi. quota
zion. M,uufae.urrd rOD+s about stationary olI
eT ro,brr doing although there hs been some H''ie
for RsJro.I Bars within the ast week - anil
''TTJIER-Hemlock '' hight and middle Blenos Ay-s dal
-. = d9e and .,. oH1c.o 80 sss5S 80 oA f-''''
LIME-ROeksnd is unchanged prices are n''Hi"A - '
'SoofstssEsThe market is ia: ard inactive no 'as are
ess,'sL esvaL sroREs-The inquiry for Al. de'cPtios. under
rr.,ou, ,re.ay rned unless st na.ena decns o s,
oo9l .tns s.,s. We S5asRe Ta,SraDs ls s sni
~ bepe regarded f.vorAole rather than meet
9.. The ssy W. V pIGSTsss pSny esn Of . Of 50 bb spirits
TuIpepne in hprns order .e e.,,' s ,b.m aud DO
", ". ,bs sthoUsb We are w.n II hodsr.
W.. 10 rress they would BE- obliged 70 &c
IN Tss.n.s iSy S.s I.;'s. RS 80 % Common Rol
continues snsuid and much depressed parcels - -
All, =. q 10 y $40 10. The medium and noe -.
;r.nm.te and with better supply oneos ne ma .s
booysnt the absence q sales ho.sver s NJ. To-
der,ns erins confined 70 smsn lots for eorsnnp.ion
OILS-The msrke, for al kinds per.a. .,. .Las an. no
snis 70 The uaket Ensi,h Lnsesd s du And asasJ
small sales MAKING hon Nd WITH iinIi.d tr.a,
sc,ion, from era,hs hands the regular tr.de .ess
C9d. wh.le ,od sp.T@ are M.nu.asd :. .eia:
only In moderate qaAntt TO 'GsIy the 81 "1s' a.
Il, trade Al previous quOta.iont sa. =. .es. vhcS YOU.
h. sa dc A. !, 20 The n..se; sa.,s Of 5osdao rails
sne s.:.rn wirsr.iP r Er Other iiad' the derssd
YaOyIslOSr-TEs s.K.sd for FsEs ia Ssfe ss:,'s ,Aa
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
Passengers Sailed

In steamship 1y, for Byemea sH So.harptoa dst Harne
-Mrs Lewis Baltimore; h. shUrrnsn, Mrs Bernard. B..
MsItin children and surse Theboledo O. 1unstts Mrs
Nabr child and servant VIM keehsr Winke q. Chss
Callsrd RusarV v Garcia DIR T. Pager, !: Consul TO
Ba,celoua MISS Meier p Vnony Ms C Arner BarshAm,
j. C,rvss DR. Lsnszdsu, Cuun, A. o Hal, II. L. Soresr
Ellie and Cbss Krsders stremarenlof w. Warer, Ms
Nile NJ Jolye Cheuslot A. Ritz. MTslerien i. Car.
Psasenty Rev s. BulsuI, r. Kate, Banning Nr Grset,
wife and child Bou,iier mr' Msy..ner and child hTs
Lsidez r. Webster, NswYork; ho.qaeFO La Bsstds-rota,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
AARKFE yOURNAL.
~0Er OF HEW-yQes
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s.s.n,.bips--Msron Flst-g, Cb,Tlestou st-s-a rn.
a Co. I5ss... Voothn. ssyayl sb. - M.cs,r, -,
~ Par,,,b Norf.. Lndnm Pss,ants. ~h@s
sbIps-Fo ra,or tsres J. ThuIber. a.uznE,, Bss,..
Or ward gland.ys CsT- Cod topc Charce NSnloa, An
s,c.n E,sle Moore London T.. horssn wlb-y, "a
wes, Bsap.t, NV Oesns w T Fros.; SsasuIu Rs,;ns
H.v.orleau. II Brfhsm; Charter Osk Dunlevy RI-S
mond Me-. Sesnfh sons .
BaTk.-Jublaum Wenks. tsysb, 'an:on Enser; At,o,
ard .Br \ Cook s. Jobp b. McAuit Nhee'ock Ors,,
ID Chapip Howard See.Drpsps NcCresdy, Mott 4 Co ~
Brit,r H1mbsIdt Gsmsse. h.nEsnils " o. srootns, L
Co Tav-rf Ter VIII ,ns, Key we.t. y Matsoa; Hss-r
sooyiIe Ga,pe NrAuf Wheeloek Orof; nonssrstte Nc
Donald Gus5trsnn; A. swtt Durie s., Thomas, he, ha..
sebooneT.-M.riD. Powell. wilnnstcu. =. Powell;
LyDcbburs B.Tis Rich nond. c II Per.on Jooes Gar.
now Tampa Benner Dsake; Geo Dsvl@ Pnrs savannah.
Durham Dmon; Pocomoke. Munro. Washington B. Blos.
Gold Hunter Pisott. Eiihsbets City SA,S.r ssr
fax Mott Alexandria &C., Merrill Abbou ". Gder
Palmer Alexandria sc NJ Bedei J. Hewitt Rose phna.
delPbiA Jas Hand Co Lonl's Chase Boston = w Lewis
Co.; Jss Lawrence. Allen. Boston Dayton sprasae.
sloop- Louisa. Burgess Eizabeth City. Master
Standardization Baker Baltimore, Cromwell; Wet!
EN- port Berry Portland, II. b CTomweu Atlanta 0sssr,
Chslest
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

The following sales OF Stocks and Bonds were made
4 anctinn fo. dau hv Adrian IL Mnller:

Albert II. Nicolays regular semi weekly auction sale
of Stocks and Bonds will take place on Monday next
5th inst, at l2 O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange
All. Muller will elso hold sale of Stocks at toe
came time and place.
Mr. Andrew Csnigan, Receiver of the Mechanics
Banking Association informs the public that Monday
next October s. is the last day allowed to depositors
and others having claims against that institution in
which to file their claims with him, in order to entte
them to the first dividend.
The following is a comparative statement of the
value of certain Exports from the commencement of
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
and ERIE RAHROAD.-On .,i

sner Monday Jun. M 1887 and until further notice, lss
Trims w rave pier foot Of Dssns. folosA vs
DCNKfRK EXPRESS, q an, for D1nkrk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at an, tor Buffalo.
NAIL Q, SAM ssr Dunkirk aai Buffalo nd ntesne<isAs
Sassns
ROCKLAHD PAssENoIR 1t s:s m, from foos o. oAsn'
Perzor, suferus and nterme1iate af1ons
WAY PAseENexA a. PA, for Nsvsursh' hddssSsS'
end intermediate sssttona
EklaRANf ct pm, for Dunkrt and Buffalo I'd hsss.~
SaE AIovE 4RAINs IUE DAILY. tsuNDAYs
roHr yxpRrss a. m. for Bantirk svssy ssy.
NGHr ExfEEss .. S Pm, sos Bss.ls. every A.
fhese Express Trsias connect st klnzs With The 11
en.nS.i "a Hi.s,rn FsIs Rsilrosd for Niagara tans g
Irshssoa With the syI.sa :ad S;.snsms'. "a
G,rn.d O. poshes.r AZ Great Bend With Dssyasa aAss
wanna md wesssn R.rost 81 sss.1ton ' ~ sSssis =
80. a n.oksh sth the LAke Shore Railroad sof SsvS
"a C,nctassaI 7OssSo Detyit Chicaso Ss; y..La~A
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

ro,u Nrw Posx-C!e.r 7e; last month l045 this dste
last year &C. Mess as4 as. month Is 49, las; year 10 so
Thin Mess Si: last month sol ah year Soi rnme me'
81; last year Prime 2s5o: Ast month 4oSl; lsst year
2:l7 Rnmp' s7 las. month. s92i last year 80 ke,se %
Mess l<5 sst month 66; last year AZ Refuse Prime 1915
lsst month 22 year 7s Other Refa'e, l2s last MONTH
2Is Total ls O7; month, 6i last year, IL so4
Total Old and New, l6,225
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
Receiutx sf Produce. =.

Ry me North Rrer Boas-!5Ooo bbls Foar $500 bush
Wb.,t $50 bn,h Com 40 phsG Ashes 100 do Whisky g. do
PoIk. .o a., ,r .,,, ur,,
4, , Reef y bales Wool pkgs Ashes 6 DO Cheese AS
DO Butter 7lO de G sides Leather cars Hogs 3j bags
Mnnl do. Malt.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
Nv TelexraDh.

CHARLESTON. Oct. 3-The U. S. Mail searsstip Jsn.es
Adaer Cspt s. TaDer from NewYork, arrived here ct
o'clock this morning.
BOSTON Oc. 4-Arrived ship. E.;her May Crowsn, Pal
emo Tnlor, Bxby, New Orleans; bark A. q. Ill., Mann,
Greenock
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

c.....27S sOi Dec3ss,447 Dec.s lO95is Decss.o2i
BY reducing the wheat to -four, the quantity of the
latter left at de-water this year, compared with the
corresponding esrOd Of last year, shows falling off
of 1,Oj9, 1913 bbls. of -four.
The following table shows the quantity of sone Of
the principal articles of produce Ie at de-water from
the commencement of navga alton to the Both September
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

MINIATURE ALnMAc......TEis DAY.
eaa-Asss..... ssi igeta.....s:3 Hsss-eets.. s:s7s
gISB VAIN .... rsis oAv.
fEASJ Esca... 7;A esv LID. t;e Eel Gate ...Ne
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

priees again NJ Mss bat ,ssnspy bs 49, ~ ~
prtS ana DTne Mess the sslcs 30 sbs a. q
}or Ness cash todsy; eS fr Prime; 81 or Prbs mess
fer Clear unasred-tbs ATysls ght oi
rev; sales Of 50 hs a s'fesl5 81 fx repscsed "eFers
and rs 7s& sit fJT DC Prime Mess 9", Aoa
nominal Beef Hams dol ~ s for State bseoH "a
ceiling small ots l4e for Wss'srp packed Cot Nsas are
lard and -ady supply Of prime 10 moderate; sass Of
80 bb, and tcs a, l4t9I4c Asd choice IN ots q l50i5
Bptter DoerGe request. and is lower ses OF STATE a. 10
S2lc, srd Ohio =: BS7e- Cheese is quite dull q: 7Gsc
roaK AxD ssEr racKIks IAhDs, sEE-roas
BRookLyH. scr. l. 1857
OLD
-Neu- York Ydyas --Bkiys Yas-
Lam rbcmp Par
c.aiii. Lsvisa Get,ys sons sn's Wsre'. hers
Prime Mess. -. y D
ToTAL o. D PoRs-Prme Meas, ia
MO York Yay2i-@-Bkiys Yes-
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05
OLD BEEP.
-Netc- York YdydT---
Lam. ThOmp-

Tor.1' Oh BSrp-Cty Prime. IS; Repaeted Mess. ajy
Railroad Bref |; Refuse Mess 7s Refuse Prime, IA Other
Refuse. ~; Prime Mess tcs ia; Country Mess, 3d. Total
LAS.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

Total. toaVti,u<D. Pioioffi~'@
Decrease compared with 1856.
The quantity OF -four, wheat, corn and barley left
at tidewater, dcdDg the 4th week in September in
4he years 1856 and 1867, is as follows:
Flour Dbl. Wheat bu Co5n Com oeT ep Barisy h9; ,1;
lES.s..........36,67s 6'<gO a-1Cda ,S3o.r,
ll57.A..........S91 17S 3l2IS <'So-- h~rofi
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-05

Dec....... 6O92 Dec. .5607s Cec''fSAo.S DeGioh0f.
The aggregate quantity Of the sane arlcleS en a.
tidewater from the commencement Of navigation to
the 3Oth September, inclusive, during the ySsrS 1890
and 1877 ;s fallows.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30
Dalley's Magical Pain Extra ctor

N all diseases inflammation more or less predomI.
- nates-now to alay Inflammation strikes Il Inc
root Of disease-hehce an immediate curs. 5s8I 1.
DALLEf'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
dnd soothing ese viii allay Inflammation at once, and
DALLEY'S NAGICAL PAW EYTR1r7DR
VIII cure the following among great csfaiogue or s-
eases: burns .scalds CUTS chafes nipples corns
Dunions bruises Strain, bites, poison chbains bes
Sores feions ear aehe Piles sore
eyes, gout, swelings, rheumatism, scald head, sac
rhenn, badness, eryspelas, Fingworm, BARRIERS itch
sMaAi p0x, measles, rash, etc. etc. EsfHa8 III fase
70 some may aRpear increduleus that many dis.
eases should be reached w artlcs much an idea win
vanish when points the fact that the saye
combination Of ingredients and every one sp
plying berfect antidote to Its opposite disorder
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAlN EYTR1OTOR "
lis elects magical because the time 10 90 short he
tween disease and permanent cure; and It is an e..
tractor, - draws disease out Of the affected part
leaving natuvc as perfect before the Injury Il =
scarcely necessary 70 say that house. work Shop or
manuiactory should be one moment without IT, aaag
no PAIN extractor genuine unless the boz has UNION
steel plate engraving, with the name or Henry bal.
For @le by III the Druggist, and patent medio,ns
eaiersthroughont The Uned States and Capadaa- y
Prnelp1l Depot, le5 Chambers st.. New York. I'M M
"A NEW and superior article az Ladies Ana Gen
~ shoulder Braces, free Enm ths objection .xnlin
heretofore of bending the arms. For sale by - -
aPr l3-wa J. &. HIDDEN CO.
n1na1 Nit.
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Too Late.

When the worthy Bailie s., Of B.,
died leaving his widow comfortably proyi.
provided for Deaeon M--paid great atten-
tion to the bereaved lady. ordered the coffin,
directed the funeral arrangements, and f.
naiiy kept close beside her as they accompa-
MED the remains to the tomb just 40 the
procession halted, he limited to her in one Of
the intervals ofthcir mutual coincidence, that
q proper time he should be happy to gil
the armchair that the lsailie had enjoyed
The deacon Was in season. for scarcely had
the relatives and friends retired from the
house before the minister made tho PROPOSE
ton. "YoG arc boo late r rsplisd the bash
fal widow; @the dsasoa spoke b - q lie
Rravsr
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30
American Watcher.

The prediction of Speaker Banks in his
address at tho Crystal Palace, that in Amer
lea we should shortly be able to manutac-
thre watches for three dollars as good as are
now made in England for three hundred,
seems to give some promise Of being real.
lied.
A watch factory has just been established
at Waltha,n, Mass, by Appleton, Tracy Il
Co, where the separate parts are all accur.
by hand The Jewels are bored by hand u..sI
and the corresponding pivots fitted to them
by females All the watches are made alike
20 that they can be easily repaired, and any
part Of one size viii exactly fit any other
watch Of the same size, so that they can
easily be repaired and reiited. The simplest
kind Of lever watch, without the fusee, IL the
form adopted, and they can turn out about
ten thousand per annum. A
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30
Farmers, nave you seen ana tried the
agF. at Worlds Fair pYrxe Chhrnfl

! Worlds Fair Pr7xe Churnfl
Or, OAyiss Adjustable Chnrm q Hims ss,v.,
/ worker Combfned-Patcnsea Eeb. 20,
1 A II our stase Pair, held q MuscaeIne fcx.. ,.s,
A October, (lS56,) this Churn alone had lsyemnm
although there Or ten other Charms
On exhibition and indeed always tai 60 the nsst pre-
MUM wherever Introduced The advantages Of this
Churn over al others ~ follows 8 N ~4st
LEY y WI produce butter in - short time - any
"a. It will gather the butter ai,erit Il produced
3D. ~ win work the butter into roll exlell the
thsrefroM completely W hout the hand lale
4th IL VIII salt the butter before taking 1t from
the Charm. f5i ist4ntea III sssRsaa a5liIF7f7'5
oh. Il can be operated " child with perfect ea,s
and - As easily clcansed any other ChuFn. III
practical operation will convince any persoD ofthe
Truth 81 these statements. SftH& IL ssks7
Bsow few OF the names OF practices. butter ma.
kers, Who have subscribed to the following certificate
VIZ: We are now using the above Churn and utter
Maker, 1t churis with ease and facility and aso gathers
works and salts the butter in perfect manner before
taxing from the Churn, and cieeffnlly recosnnend
u a the best Churn We have seen. sf 8 1900
Isaac Leonard, CrawfOrd Hanna, Abner Comstock,
James Woodside, James Hnlery,i Robert Brown J II
Gregg, Hamilton Brown, James Dickson, J r Brooks
Samuel Foster. Alexander Fleming, jeremiah Lee, Mr..
Ihemp.on, Bates, John Wild, Samuel Moore, Mr..
Davis, Jacob Wilhelm, James Robertson.
The subscriber has purchased the right u manufac.
ture AND sell the above named Churn in Des oines and
Henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson and Warren
Counties Illinois, and 10 now prepared 20 furnish ali
who viii favor him with their patronage. aFs
u These Churns are also for sale at J Kimball q
Co., Keith Robinson Co.'s, and G. Lauman's, Bur.
ltngton, Iowa. 5nas@ lf S4A4ah +ff 7F ssF'-7
Shop corner Of Valley and Eighth streets. N.f
IeD xo.NH a4s..f54ts*5as $Bssa agas N. r. GRUPE.$
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30

FINS AErs.-We see by the ioiiowing, cut
from the Abba Republican, that our friends in
the rural districts have leisure 10 devote to the
cultivation Of music e5 is,s
ALBIA RuTA-BAGA BAND.-This band meet
for rehearsal every evening Of late, at the Com
panv's head quarters on the hay scales. From
their constant practice, this band have acquired
a degree Of perfection in the science OF music,
which, to those Who have never hear I'd them
NAV seem almost incredible. Every night our
citizens RECALLED by listeninyito the soul-stir.
ring notes OF those highly popular aud National
sell" Jordan is hard road to travel" &c.
The instruments OF this baud, We un derstaud.
are comprised rs follows, viz: one cracked Chi
ncse gong, one or two cracked brass instru-
ments, (supposed 70 be the ones used BY the late
band which bound together the Northern and
Southern Democracy one tin cuilender "a
splendid instrument Of the kind, one large beer
pump,-thor0ugh bxss--one gallon best sod
corn oil, flor purposes of irrigation,) and one
bass dram, alias dr., goods box.e s8f1@ ss3Ax
The harmonious concordance prodaced bv
the skiliiul combination Of these instruments,
ellis the soul OF lover Of music with an alto
sether Understandable feeling Of rapture, which It
surpasses the bounds Of language to express;
WHHc tuc uIy SOOuS IVA tQ0Eu0D Us, I'VE
meant bass drum,) gushes forth in its rich, me-
lodious notes, somewhat resembling the dulcet
tones produced by rolling frozen pumpkins over
9 rough barn floor. Such music has to be heard
TO be appreciated.
Having heard that music sounded well on the
water, the leader Of the band, the other day,
removed the pump and took up his position on
plank which happened 10 be Hosting in the
cistern OFthe rear OF our Office, and cOmme need
tuning mis- instrument tor eeremade Raecet.i. /
ing but poorly in His efforts at striking the KEY
note, We accounted for his i'll success by think.
ing that perhaps he might be thlrsty, and only
waiting for US to treat him before commencing
his serenade, and accordingly We emptied =
bucket sfal of slop water iato his instrunsent. /
IAN Orpheclyde,) which, instead Of having the
desired effect, to our surprise nearly strausled
him, aud set him into a violent fit OF coughing.
which, we are happy to say, broke up the con-g
cert.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30

Box'r Know VINO Owls 'EM.-Wc heard an
anecdote which occurred in boat on the MIS-
sissippi. A fine looking dArky was sauntering
about, when gentleman asked whose property
he vas. Well" said he, ~ don's know
Captain $3.50 owned me this morning, but he
been playing sSckre oil day, and don's know
Who I belong to now So Buchanan and
Douglas have been playing game, and until
it has been sscsstained who wins the Locofoco
eaitess doav know who thsy belong to.-0ste
City.
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The Alexandr ria (,asette -.

sAThe hat win and testament of the late
Geones ". r. Custis Of this county was ad-
nAttsd y probate At the December term q
diQsted that al hts siaces on his different
pla16aAiens be sst free within the next Eve
yQay, leasing it to his executors to provide
th1k psnessary funds from his estate. to re-
move them fiom ths Comnoewsalth. There
40 probably, some two Or thrss hundred
slxves thus ct ffes."
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30
Domestic Economy.

DRAMATIC SCENE IN ONE ACT. g.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgins at Breakfast
Mrs. Why dear, l hope the times are
getting better. g-t ss- gsl ifa Z
Mr.. W-Getting the -. Excuse me,
my dear, but beg you won't say anything
about the times; it will take away my appe-
tite, and spoil the breakfast. =
Mrs. W.-oh. i am so sorry, But (hes-
itating.) ...-,.l A.. 7.as..g.
Mr. W.-But what Mrs. Virgins? Lays
down his muffin and looks ut her serious
Mrs. WI just thought would make a
proposal to retrench our expenses, if the
times were no better.
Mr.. Wow that sounds like sense
My dear, you make me feel light-hearted for
to tell the truth it is the very thing want
ed to propose to you, but didn't know how
to do it. You women have a way. The
fact is my dear, we must retrench, and no
mistake sbouti it. (Wiggins swallows his
muffin whole, and empties the coffee cup at
q gulp with immense satisfaction in his
Mrs. W.-lknew you would not object to
my plan. @'"'
MIR. W.-Object! catch me objeeting to
any thing yoa propose. my love.
Mrs. W.-Well, my dear, can save you
fifty. dollars in one article alone .44 = .cs
Mr.. Wood
Mrs W-And, if you can save fifty in
else, We shall be just one hun
lred dollars richer. ..s--s ~
MIR. Why love you ought to go into
Wall street. But how do you propose saving
this sum? -,a .5.'s7 Tss. - .-9a
Mrs. W-well, you know must have
new dress this week, and instead Of paying
for it q hundred and fifty dollars. l propose
to take advantage Of the times, and buy one
that will cost hat hundred
Mr.. Writes to speak, but failing at the
attempt rushes from the house without ever
kissing Mrs. W., as he always has done be-
lore. -.-f tuL (
Mrs. W-Well, il ever! What strange
creatures thes men ere What on earth
can have happened to Edgar9
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-30
70 Farmers and, Dealers.

NOEk attention Is respectfully fsolcitei To the
present extensive and complete stock q, Farm.
ing implements and Utensils IN store which
en.bes the prcprietnrs nf the rur g,cn Agricultural
and Seed Warehouse ocr unri xIlet! indus, an. ~
the trade and purchasers generally
sisting Of 7f|Ff 800 $3.50 S'
SCY5HE Sy.lTUEs CRADLES WO0D avn
1fs1n ERAcE IND GRAPE FZNE PAT
1S sEn NT HAYpy =, ID e ss,ned SCY5yk
49, HXN0 NAY FOXES ETC.. ETC. aaaA
nave lps been received to which daily additions are ~
uces arg oo aimed at the lowe possible prices
% 70 ssh lover thar any SeheE hqqss In hnriprton
hand. KEITH ROngNSnN 4 ~ - -
june is-4dt'wH Water Street, hear Je1srson asas7s
Il assss 8s44. +. Burlington, Iowa.