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The Great English Remedy.

SIR JAMES CLARMEsS
C b r a Z q n m N 10 Pills
Prepared from prescription II Sir =. Clarke, N.
Physician Extraordinary 10 ths Queen.
This invaluable medicine il npfaling In the Of al
those painful dangerous diseases to which the Re
male constitution is subject 1t moderates all exces
and removes obstructions, and speedy cure may b
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
tits peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time, bring Of
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Tisshousd not be taken By females during tn
FIAST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as they are
sure to bring on Miscarriage bat at any other time
they are SAFE.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain Ia
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exeron, Papita-
ton Of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed, and ale
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, Gallo.
mel, anthony any thing hnrtful to the constitution.
Pull directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
"A" (Late /. q. Baldwin co.,
Rochester, n. Y.
n B.-S1,00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any
AUTHORISED will insure bottle of the Pills by
turn male
FOR .aleby ALLEN HENDRICKS,
June Swim. Burlington, Iowa.
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70 Ague Sufferers!

COvELLs BEBEERINE MIXTURE 10 the best Ague
remedy the world. II mot only breaks the Chill bat
II eradcates every vestge Of the disease from the
tenn Hundreds who have used II Join With voice In
declaring t almost nfallible. Procure bottle Of it,
take Il according TO the directions and Jon may rely
on being cured For sale here By AL Druggsts and by
the proprietors.
Z. r. Gar and A. 7. 0AHrzs, Agents here.
A. PORTER : BRO. Propfietors,
July l6 Rock Island, III.
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lsrb. nm 49, - =. r.. ~. ,,..s. - yaet
49,. M ~ ss -. -. 49, - -
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- SNSsS p. 21ss - |. r. ~ 4ssal 800
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n TT ~ 1. 4 s..s.S - es crop
vilfnS r. -. z Z !. a. ner india
'as / 80 g
g. i ~ - 40 3 IA 0ection.
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New York, Sept. 8.
four-dull and lower. Sales 5000 bbls at IS 8t@
s. for super state Is for extra state; Is $50
90 for common to good super WESTERN - 9OS 80 for
common to medium extra do. Canadian fiour-lower.
Sales $50 bos At . 005 50 for SUPER and % 1907 80
for extra. Rye Aour-better. Sales ~ ~ 1005 -.
Wheat-mArket very dull and &c lower. sales 1000
bushels Canadian Mt u SOL ~ for red o. 4H0t s.
for white.
Rye-quet, at 5000.
Corn-lower. Sales $1,000 bush mixed western at
j.Go76c.
Gats-quiet.
Pork--without change. Sales e25 IS for mess; e91
25 for prime.
Reef--frm and In fair demand.
Cut meats and Bacon--quiet
Butter and Cheese-steady.
Lard-steady Ssles ut 153sI16xc.
Mhiskey-~Saies SEC bbls at 14H025c.
S:ocks-prices down this morning aud market gener.
ally duh ard heavy.
Mon1y-continues In active demand Ut per cent. on
call and9(010 for best short paper.
Exchange-continues dull, at 106x0109. -
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81 {sIAI ]. 81 !.

rJnn3MSoU1nlEY DE1s0oaE01 IL AsaI.
M etoge efldepses OaaeSy nafpM ysnsssee essSS
naiilngts1, 6Aers 0hansh s6srMan. oMs1saA -
nsbsss As1 fsssene.ae pAy al1Ays = sssee a. -
- ii Radlccks Dock o. rixtes and Illustrated
Ooun.erSsit Dessctcr tov 1ss, eseessess Dt-
Ia. are really vhas ther nass inpsiss, tsAss -
geatle s,inulant. calculated - scs No. 80 -
neeine, ma not, y y 20 osn ~ sass, nsss ~
vsasion uadsr which " ipauAss y siyssns. wsv
not venture u aHs shis ssatsmsn ~ ~ 20 Sssassre
i would be csrrsborasea " - Wiling tsstmeay ~
shousanas III 90 w. Uassea Ssaaes, and especially
sroneAou me western and southern parts where Ger
salr dscrd4vs PREVAIL which require Just such Pre-
scsiptioo We are assured ~ gentleman Of large ~
p4encs. Who 10 atsaysicA man, and whose judgments
M inparialty may ~ relied upon, that "hoststtsrs
Dnte1s" ars sure thing Fever and Ague, and thas
scourss q our newly settled regions; which indeed has,
vishin ne pass year. 70 alarming extent In
sections generally exempt These Bitters are sold ~
III druggists. tae HOSTETTkR SMITH,
sole manufacturer and proprietors, at7 Penn =,
pisesburr, "a. TseptA
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fsshineton Territory.

u We learn by Mr.. Spears, Of the Chicago
=, that terrible and fatal case of stabbing
Red at Mendoza yesterday about the time
The leaving Of the Burlington cars. He
Unable to get the names or other parlicn-
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BOOKS FROM TRADE SALES.

BOUkS FROM TRADE SALES.
II 0NG time the way, but worth having now they
- are here.
For Architects.
Sloan's Carpenters New Guide.
Shaw's Civil Architect.
Sloan's Model Architect Tools, folio.
For rkASicI1nSs
Mason's Mammoth. Exef0lses-revisedand Enlarged.
Moore's Ency clopedia Of Music-the most complete
work Of the kind In the English Language
Bertins' Instruction Book for the Piano Forte-nev
supply
Lutte Of Zion. aaM
For Bible students.
The Comprehensive Commentary, vols complete.
Scotts 8 (" :"
Clarke's i"
Bucks Theological Dictionary.
For classical students.
Interlineaf TRANSACTIONS Of Horace, Virgil, Caesar
and Cicero-separte volumes
For Lovers of Poetry.
Library Editions ofthe Works OF Mrs. Hemans, Gold
smith, Burns Scott and Moore.
For Travellers.
Parker's Iowa Hand Book, including Mp Of State
- For Everybody.
Chambers Information for the People. vols. s 70.
Bells Treasury OF Knowledge-A complete Library o
reference, In vols
Dicks Works Complete.
The American Gentlemans Guide 70 Politeness and
Fashion. vol. 10 mo.
The Young Ladies Own Book. vol. 10 mo.
Chinese Sugar Cane, Its history, mode Of culture
manufacture Of the sugar, &c.-by James y.
Hyde,
Enquire Within; 800 Facts for the People.
Live and Learn; or, Guide Gil who wish to speal
and write correctly. .
IPvng's Washington. vols IL mo.
june 20 II. II. HAWLEY'S
Western Book and Music Store.
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= s6at!v exelaimed . sseusns0 Iridh
~ ~. gepang crowd, q - exhihitsa vith
~ hn tall hat with bullet hole u 4.
~ Ine hole. win yous You - U Il he'd
Nh o.,,;. y. crowned hat, shoslA heve been
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-09
DR. Cavanaugh's Pile SaIyc;
FOR THE CURE ov EVERY fonA or

DR. Cavanaugh's Pile salyc;
FOR THE ctsK ov EVERY form o.
AEMORRgEOIDS Glx PaEEs:
WHETHER or Long AsDfSG on ORIGIN IsrrnSAI
on EXTERNAL; wHErMEK ATftNDED WITH PRoL srscs, !.
hEMoRRHAGE, OR OBSTRUCTION; AND ALL BIZ
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS
no INTERNAL ApJUvANfs RRsc REurksp n Any r,sF en-
LY TO REGULATE THE BOWELS, III EaNsTiPAFEa, w
IN DIAARIIOgA Oh DYsFNfERY.
TNHE Piles, while astonishingiy prevalent In their va.
rious forns amongst all classes OF both sexes are
geroos, and hitherto most difiicait of cure.
Persons who suffer any length Of time with tie Piles
generally Try every thing they can learn o. purporng
20 cure the disease, yet realize
therefrom. They have been told, professionally per-
haps there was no "permanent Piles ma con-
seqaenl have dspaired Of any future cessation from
70 all such > SPECIFIC is offered for their relief
which has stood the test q than twelve
tive practice; and during that time has nccs fafed
@s ,n fnowtedoe Of tie protrietors, Of CURING
DIR. CAyANAUGH's PILE sALvE
Is strictly scientific combination well knop rene.
dial agents. and has been brought It's present rerfec
ton by continued series OF experiments extending
through years Of patient study and investigation,
oughly testing its virtues.
The grcprstors have no hesancy saying that their
PILE SALvEis the
First aud only Intai,i5ie Specific etey Discovered
for that disease, and which cures by
| OUTWARD APPLICATION ONLY
Ana that 10 time to coiac, in past, ii viii u nd The
yest trtck without failure to perform all he proprie
tors claim FOR II. their directions attended to-
large number Of gentlemen ,hr % hout the country
q hlsh character and influence have voiunt rly u
tested TO its efficacy In their cases, not Of learsay
and whose certificates may be y reference To ths
pfoprieors' publications. 70 b. Lad Of their agcnt
throughout the United States.
Price el,O0 per bex, retail. The PILE SALyK Il pu
In glass Jars, Enclosed In paper label
led, and will keep any length Of time.
For sale IN this city by v. r. Gay, A. Hendricks,
Deitzsch, S4uhes and B,oss. Aug. I'll. Garthe.
7. IL. CANANACGI 4 CO., Propretors,
l eeDtl- bply a. icu,a M
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nd offices In the West..EmtFies, &c.
Fcr the benefit Of our readers, We subjoin .
d,he I-rd Offices in the Weet, according
he wesut changes made by the Department
wAiyton:
lEnah-Spring6eld. r-
|sd,aa-vincennes, Indianapolis.
Enoaain. Point, Aenasha, Hud-
Assens Point, La Crosse, Superior, and
yevs At Eua Clairie. 1900
tsa-Dubuoue, Charlton, Fort Des Moines,
I'll Bluffs, DEBORAH, Fort Dodge, Sioux
Is.our;.-Ss. Louis, Boonville, Palmyra,
l,ou, Warsaw, Springfield, Plattsburgh,
& :.
Ishigsn.-Detroit, East Saginaw, Marquette.
u
InnesotA Territory.-Stihwater, Sank Ra-
Henderson, Minneapolis, Chat6eld, Fair
NJ
.nsas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., for the Della
\ District; Fort Scott, for the Usage Dis
Ogden, for the Western District; and Lc-
suton, for the Pawnec District.
karaska Territory.-Brownsville, for the
nsha District; Nebraska City, for the South
NE District; Dacotah City. for the Dacotah
trc,; aud Omaha City, for the Omaha Dis
sgon Terri,ory.-Oregon City, Winches-
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE OfAuT:
OR, TWO NILS IN ORE?

Patented IMYs 9S4-1m pPove0 IN noG0s
vvNHE LITTLE GIANT CORN AND COZ N{Lk
u isA simple and Parable machine, formed On -
Coffee MI priucipc enxeiy Of iron for fDxm A
plantation use, and dssisned for preparing bod ~
stock, which IL does NJ the rate OF TuKnrv Duu
Els PER HOUR according 70 ihe size u tho Mn An IT,.
provement has been affected In its oel the pressae
season. which consists In aaag another Core and -
81 Crusheys, together with Improved nsidna Tro0.
and In substituting Boz PAtfpFsn a. piace " Ne ~
legs, tymeans Of Al Of which IL spsed nearly dou.
bled. and when reqursd) the Min u adapted also -
grinding shelled into hoDony aad 1ne meal ae
family BY reversing the molten, n eAas uss
by running il backvards ten % nitsen sasrss u 49,
bus hel sbtained, and the balanee = sunerf
hnaony, or GOOD food for ICED. @N9- n TT
The Adrantages Of Feeding Corn end CcS
Meal Prorsa.
Henry AlspAagh, Of GreenAeid, pairAeld ceuaty.
Ohio, I'm lisa myself and brother raised -
crop ofcosn and purchased 100 hsaa Of caas 10 ess
ny hreshef Wishing - divide our Interests eAxrsS =
nneen cents per hundred pounds for Ills choke u -
cattle, 70 the number cf seventy head oceeneeA -
ne rejected his seventy, leaving enc hneepa - e1e
~ We then divided com; he led Nh Sin ~ sAoek
and had milne ground together with TIE co1 AMI ~ h
In trou9hs, nailed 70 trees around the yard ~ heeA
ess corn did no& hold o1s hong % nlne tAsuG
we had divided equally, and hs 40 bot ssvsnty kss
out let him havs fFom nne; anA uhen 10 nnlaAe6
feeding, the cattle we're weighed and sod foanA
that my cattle had gaiard Ave pounds the htadss1,
over double what hts h1d gained. AnA my pe~1Ae vs10
ever enc thousand dollars more than Mis- ~
Each NH furnished complete, ready sor atfncAfnQ
team, and no extra power reqaissA tAan vAaa Aees0r
pAnlsse.ch Nh Eus sale " ~
ss1sa-dessu kMfh. n0DINsoN &c.
SOAsssss eopyl -. - AeesaA
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WlED

In Marietta, Fulton County Ineis, ON the 9Th alt
Mrs.. MARY HUMPHREY, daughter Of Mr.. g. Q. Barnes,
Of Des MONIES County. ased 81 years, months and Il
days
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readers have peeeeesy heaed Ne sto
=, ~ ~ ) nIIlica ~. W Ar,
- - ..,isssl = - - nd and
u. 9isisabIe ssstsaIt1s5 made " many
- ,,.,p.ls. and TOP many western men,
-. ~ growth ard wealth q shess
80 ..;eh shsy have pitched their tsats.
40. enormous exasserations have re
In ,., .1.cs upon the so~ns, besa1ee ~
~. VI ,..sible men are di-sas'sd .isA
-. IL. Of . river town 10 our region,
- ....;,l advantages ave the fertility q
=" - ....u,. increasiDg it, population -
Ss Oass =. 1000 70 10000. o. q . town q
p -! ,.,..nsss erecting 1900 substantial
scW -. il the space Of twelve months,
.h,urd but ioolish. for i renders IL
49,, ridiculous. For short time, years
,hese western ronances were kept
49,, - The boundaries Of TRUTH they
M .ecs.ioually, little credenee among
- reephosns but ere long an ema.a-
ID ssd pasioaase. arose among these
-. .sS al regard for truth Or oyea
...,sil;,y rs lost in the race ios prsierence;
-. ,;ue the Inflated descriptions Of
- !. Io.,p.,.. in regard 70 theif towns, are
=. .c,rsI ss.,s Of sGairs ss The Father Of
...,. 70 sbs spaIlest Of biz most insignificant
49,. he few Who inhale this gas and
Z. .uops us to obtain realizing sense Of
,caderfuI country where Thousands Of men
Z; speusn.s spring up in single night, look
I, the,e mighty cities. and open their eyes
...k amusement, astonished at their own
,a.oey. and their informers' Imagination
IN cause IL ID impossible TO induce stran-
= credit in full any statement that may be
u IN regard TO our portion Of country. IL
become proverbial everywhere that ninety
r,s must DO subtracted from western sto- |
Nevertheless, some Of our river cotem.
uures, fearing that some little reputation for
kessy Of speech may be left among US, vie with
= ether in attempts TO Guido in exaggerasion
vry father Of lies. Nov all this superaun,.
,et;ous. fuu,nijdiddle about the fabulous
.s,h of each ones favorite city is most de-
hsdly in bad taste-it disgusis the outer coun.
and We are inclined to think, nauseates the
Iorisy Of the home population.
w can zee no special benefit in lying-par.
Early when lies are so sbominably incredi-
tia, nobody will give them any attention.
Z only possible end it can accomplish is to
Ne Us by-word abroad, aud materially in
y our prosperity At home.
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NEW 0EGD,
| ANE HUNDRED bushels new fimoehy Bed; III
~ - bushels Clover oesA. H. gsesive1 AnA - ~
r. 4&sY vi aasa1 Water Vi. nsar ye1essoa.a
tsNFaVE MAN DxaED bhas IAha 1aia;
L III ~ eaGss q. a, HAlG 49, 4sst
iUp Najry -. & @#@@ Nssa8s NH
~ sske ~ NfAasley 44 !. n. RoH4Rs y O.,
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Office,

Notice.
rTNHE undersigned hold BY assignment from CLARK 4
Seely, Of the city Of Burlington, Iowa ali Of tAsir
unsettled Book accounts, prior to The 7th Or MAY
and the right 70 receve payments I'll notes exoen
ted since the It'll day Of May In liquidation Of sai1 -
counts and 20 settle and receive payments q al -
settled accounts. June i6-bpsO JOHN START q co, !.
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TOR KENT The basement rooms under II. IL
I Hawieys Book aud Music Store, xt to the Barrett
Honse--haye been fitted up for barber shop. Alse
rooms in the third and fourth story Of same building
very handsomely finished large and airy; will be rented
i0sc to good tenants. II. II. HAWIES, or
July 18th, 1877. BROWN LAVEE. -
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Sale of Real Estate,


rTSHE subscriber will offer sale at Public Auction
i At 10 O'Clock A. NJ the Goth day OF September,
1851 on the premises herein named, the following Real
Estate belonging to the Estate OF Daniel Dnger de-
ceased 40 Of land, more less, situate in Au-
gustA Township, Des Mones county, Iowa, half mile
south Of the Agency Road and II miles west OF Burlng-
ton there are the premises comfortable log dwell
ling house and log stable, also good well Of water and
running spring, IA in cultivation, the balance
timber The terms of sale will be made known the
day of sale BY CHRISTIAN LANDES,
aug26-w4w Administrator.
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:
A letter from Frankfort, Maine, received at
the State department, says that the reports con-
corning the crops continued to be favorable in
many districts, and considerable reduction had
taken place in the price of grain, and an
other reduction viii probably follow. The same
correspondent remarks: the Persian ambassador
has concluded treaties with many European
states and the Zeolloerain itself in virtue of
them have commenced course with Persia.
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pxf ~ IN I = -. 81 MI
I'LL ~ ~ - Kos - ~. ~ H. hcld ~
sssplne: 49, Isdn ~ 49, e1yentaees ~
&s4sd ihysstaseut - nigh raess VI I'M 49, ~
Lapsrts u N. lYsjos ttt seek 4.d siMrs WI. u
~ ~ sssek. 1855. 1855. 1857.
Dry goods .. NJ !. 0f3 eSf e33aga3e 1AAn,sT0
0ea1 mesghandks. II sssa,54s esst 40 las71s4
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EQUITY SALE.

Charles l.. Dunnegan, and others, ex parte.
1URsUANT TO decree Of the Court Of EQUITY
for Orange County, made at September term, 1857,
shall offer for sale, upon the premises, at o'clock,
on FRIDAY the 23d Of October next, that valuable
tract Of Land in Orange county on the waters Of Lit,
Tie River, belonging to the heirs Of John E. Dunncgan,
deceased containing about FIVE hundred acres more or
less. adjoining the lands Of Hezekiah Terry, Nelson
P. Hall, and others.
Twelve months credit will be given; bond and good
security required and the title reserved until the uur
chase money is paid.
THOMAS WEBB, C. & M E.
September 20. PRS fee sal O7-4v
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TN Ba.vEsr Man At wATKaLoo.--A be-.
quest. similar to the jackson Gold Snuff.
Boz" was once made in England By a gen.
tleman. who left sword to Be given 10 the
"brsvest man az wsrterloo.n I was referred
20 the duke Of Wellington 70 decide TO whom
thssvmd should be given. The Duke would
not say who WAS the brassst where all we're
brave, but said that the men who were the
most severely tried on that memorable day
were those who defended the position al tie
chateau Hougcumont, and hstinquiry should
be made regarding those who fought al that
point This was done. and the award was 6nal.
~ made 10 British sergeant, who, alta critical
moment. when The French had unexpected.
iy forced opened the gate Of the chateau, and
we're sboat 10 enter, rushed forward, and, by
The esertian Of great personal strength and
determination. succeeded slone N shutting
the gate 10 face Of the French troops, and
holding Il till bis comrades cane TO bis %.
sistsnee.
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oa,o.--The Cincinnati Gazette say. that,
70 addition to an abundance Of valuable tim.
per, one-thid Of the whole State Of Ohio Is
underlaid with bituminous coal, forming the
Dest and cheapest fuel, while her iron-o il
equal IN quantity and quality to that Of
T UT Britain; Her population is $500, 900.
Inc value OF her agricultural product ions.
according to data based on the census of
1898, - sl96. 100000. The value of ex-
ports IN Ohio exceeds the value Of exports
IN New York, as to agriculture and mining.
~ tnlrty-one millions of dollars. The
uazette says that Ohio is now worth one
:. millions @ dollars. and three fourths
q i have been made out of the prof Is Of
labor applied to agriculture, mining and
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A strong. healthy man was arrested at
Albany on the 10th instant in the act Of beg.
ging. He gave his name as VIM. Gulden.
says he was born 10 Scotland. iss stonecutter
BY trade. Is citizen Of the world. and gets a
living BY asking for IL. Mr.. Golden vas
willing 10 80 to jail. but not 10 Be searched.
A searCh was ordered. however. when IL vas
found that he was regular s~indler. On
his person was found the following property
Seven $50 gold pieces. sl4O; bank bills,
-; seven eagles. s70i sir half eagl.s. $50 ];
i've quarter eagles. sI2.5O; seven 81 gold
pieces, 81; silver aud silver and other change,
81 Whale amount s3U2 so. lie was sent
to the penitentiary Tor SIR months.
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EQUITY SALE.
David w. Kerr .nd NJ ~ 80.

David W. Kerr, and ais, ex parte.
PURSUANT to decree of the Court Of Equity
Tor Orange county, made at September term 1857.
shall oher at public SALE on the premises, on MON.
DAY the 18th day Of October next al IL o'clock. the
tract o. Land belonging TO the heirs Of Charles w.
1ohsson deceased. known the Burns tract, on the
waters " o. New Hope, adjoining the lands of Samuel
Baths, William Robson, and others. CONTAINING ahon,
one hundred acres, more or less.
OK months credit will be given; bond and good Sc
ennty will be required, and title will be reserved until
the purchase money is paid.
THOMAS WEBB, C. g. M e.
september %. PRS fee S2l O7-4w
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Macauley. the Historian. il to be elevate,
to the Peerage.
Diplomatic relations between Turkev 80
The other powers have been resumed at Con
stantinople. III"
Details Of the India Mutiny teen viii
further atrocities. The French papers pub.
lish dispatch affirming that the mutinv had
shown itself at Bombay. but was prompt !
suppressed. r''
The United States frigate San Jacinto and
Sloops Of War Plymouth aud Leysnt. wer.
at Shanghai on the 18th July. A Conference
was to be held there between Lord EIsin ana
the French and English Commissioners.
The Emperors Napoleon and Alexander
were 10 meet at Darmstadt.
:. A threatened rupture between Naples and
Piedmont had been dispelled.
Inc British Minister at Florence had re-
tired from his post IN consequence Of an al
legged insult in matter Of etiquette.
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
a Hong Kong letter in the London Times
says that Lord Egin will soon demand from
The Court Of Pekin recognition or repuda.
non 81 the acts OF the Emperors officers al
canton. II they are repu,Iiated and com.
Pehsated for past injuries, and guarantees
against their recurrence given, ali well. If
not, war will be Immediately declared. and
eanton be occupied by the British forces.
The Paris Mnnitrur ANNOUNCES. unofficial.
", that France. Russia, Sardinia and Austria
mad resumed diplomatic relations with Tur.
key.
The East India Company had applied to
Tue government Tor six more regiments to b.
sent out Immediately. This will raise The
European torce ia India, after allowing for
to eighty thousand. In the
course OF a fortnight from the present date
nose hrst sent out will begin to arrive AT
Calcutta. The India Company are very
'nxious regarding the next news. The fate
y Agra and Lucknow is great paint Of sus-
pense. On the 4th Of August also there is
grand Mahommedan festival. and there have
,een surmises that on that occ aston the whole
population might attempt ris.
ng.
Subscriptions had been opened on the Lon
Ion stock exchange for the relief Of the sui.
erers BY the Indian muriny.
The benefits given for The family of Doug.
as Jerrsld realized a clever profit Of two |
thousand pounds.
The Times of Wednesday reports money
,lenty at Al per cent. on the stock exchange.
The News says that the impression prevails
hat the bank will soon reduce the rate Of in.
crest to 5 per cent.