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washington Aqueduct.

wAsuHoros Aoumucr,
Washington, March b, 1851
DR0POSAI4S are invited for materials and work
Proposals up 10 tn May opened
day.
Maps pronos specifications OF tho materials work be
et will DO ready for examination at th, once and after tho 10th
will masonry the bridges,
graduation excavation and ombanment oresovos iron pipes
nccci with tho o main gate houses bcks sand
tho particular works and materials reference made tho
specifications and plans
upon portion yet acquired by the
United States there may DO some delay commencing the work
thereon but for such delays duo allowance will be made
Portions only the works compoad undor tho
en appropriation but all contracts for unfinished work viii DO sub
right prescribe the amount OF work TO bo done aud raa OF
pruon not holding suany TO what
shall be stopped until funds become available
In tho entire Of particular work for want
funds tho reserved win be paid II the Judgment Of
Payments win specie checks upon tho United satea
cont and will BIO condition Of all shat the worknen shall
be paid their full wages monthly, and in specie.
All bids should be sealed and endorsed repoa for work
terials on the Washington Aqueduct."
The United States the right to reject all tho bids
should hcy BIO doomc and mako such
be considered most conducive tho Of tho
Every accompanied by guarantee signed by
bidder bidders w hs their bid bo
enter into obligation within ton days with good and sent
accompanied by Untod district
the Individual known q tho Engineer or Do
partmon OF War; that the gaanto arc able to make good their
guarantees,
Bids will bo opened of bidders Of them choose to
present NJ. G. MElGS,
Capt. Of Engineers, in charge
FORM OF GUARANTEE
To Capt NJ. G. Megs U. s. Engineers.
We, tho undersigned, residents OF - In tho State Of ,
hereby jointly sovcray, with the United ses and
guaranty foregoing bid accepted that
they WILL within after the acceptance OF the said bid
with ands ufcion surctes
furnish articles proposed in conformity the terms Of the
under which made And in the said
good the difference between tho r by the said and tho next
lowest bidder.
(slgnoi) A. D.
CD.
thereby certify the my knowledge and belief tho
abovenamed guaraniors good and sufficient
(iigncd) Is F.
March 6--eodt7thMay &iawG
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Proposals for Live Oak.
NAYr DHrAKrMESr,

Bureau Of Construction, SO. May 2 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS for delivering so 900 cubic
each OF the yards
town Massachusetts,; Brooklyn York Philadelphia
will be received al this bureau until June,
1851.
These proposals must bo Proposals for L OAK that they
yards DO for the whole quantity any
yard required by law must bo accompanied by suitable
guarantee, OF which IL herewith given
In estimated will be required Sign
additional collateral security will
withheld Of each delivery until the
peled.
In all the deliveries duo proportion
crooked pieces otherwise there with
amount addition tho per
Judged oxpeent public until such dicut
The remaining Of
when approved In pae by tho ommandan yard
will be paid by such the contractor within
thirty days after ib presentation 10 him
will bo stipulated
the first in delivering all Of the named
quality and at the time and place provided then and that
and his surctes will forfeit and United
States Of money not exceeding oe tho total therein
agreed tho actual delivery
thereof which according
Of Congress that provided approved March s. s43
delivered each be in
feet Of kselsons pieces
posts knees
all siding Is and 20 inches and hooks siding IA 16 inches
OF conforming substantially
shape length and character with those heretofore with
frames OF corresponding siding the mouds Of which be at
any OF tho yards named.
S2 900 siding inches in about equal
quantities 900 cubic feet OF Siding IL nches all
those peoos being length from Is 10 IL feet having and
Of from Is so nchos that
number the from the
crook also 5000 cubic feet siding a and 10 inches in sng from IL
TO 20 feet
All straight fair tmbor
showing Of than thrssonrths tho siding
the yard; delivered in
the tho the subject
tho Inspection the entire Of the bureau and
delivered before tho 1st August 1855 and the
remainder or before tho lst Of July, 1852
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rnorosED DATES on slnINd.

EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No 90 Wall street, n. r..
BROWN, sHIPLEY, & co,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
"a Austin Friars, London.
d. g. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
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Fe,a y ods..

l. or the State hereby agree furnish and
deliver Unitot States navy yard 1fy Thousand
Of timber conformity with tho advertisement Of
the date Of May q 1887 viz;
5000 cubic suitable principle pieces sided Is and nohc
foot
cubic eot timber dod Is and is inches length Is
to IL feet, at - foot.
cubic timber sided IL inches length Is 10 IL
foet at foot.
5000 timber siding is inches length II 20
feet at foot
Total value.
should offer be accepted to be addressed at
the contract forwarded TO tbs at
for signature and certificate,
A
The Washington union., 1857-05-20
Change in the Days of sale of the above de-
scribed Indian Trust Lands in Kansas

IMPAIRMENT INTERIOR
once Of Indian Affairs, April IL, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the days designated
in the foregoing proclamation for tho
sale Of certain Indian lands changed postponed
following periods:
Iowa lands Iowa Point Wednesday, 81 day OF
The lands of tho Weas &C. at Pao Wednesday, 24h day Of
Juno next.
Delaware lands at Oawke Wednesday, July
by order OF the Secretary Of the Interior
CHARLES +. MIX
Commissioner ud il'eim,
An Jnna
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Form Of Ctlanasses.

Form Of Claruases
Tho undersigned, ----, OF --, in the State of --,
hereby guaranty foregoing bid bo accepted
will within tho receipt the at the office
named designated the contract for tho same
with sufficient sureties; said shall fall 10
into aforesaid mako good tho differ
betweon the oncr of the said and that which be
accepted CD
(Dae) EFF
Witness: II.
thereby that tho known TO
Of property and able mako good their guarantee
(Date)
TO signed by tho United States district judge United States dis
trict attorney collector, agent, and no other)
May 2-1a5wt
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No. 58l.
Notice OF the Removal OF the Land ONCE from
Red Wing to Henderson, in Minnesota Ter
ritOry.
VN accordance with the provisions of the act of
Congress entitled oct authorizing changes In The location
omccsn approved March 1853 Il hereby declared
that tho ooc for tho sale Of public lands D
Wing TERRITORY, will removed TO the
DKRsos Territory from and after ne frs day Of JN
my city Of Washington, this 3O day or
April A. d. 1857,
By order of tho President
TIl0S A. HENDRICKS,
OF the General Lar Onlce
May I-1aw6w Tint Star
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Change or the Place of Sale of the Delaware
Trust Lands In Kansas

NOTICE is hereby given that the place of sale Of
IN the Delaware lands Territory
take place Leconton tho 23d
changes to- and will osawkee said Territory
day and date.
BY order Of tho Secretary Of tho Interior:
CHARLES E. MIX,
Commissioner ad iipsim.
DEPARTMENT INTERIOR,
Office OF indian AIairs, April Q, 1857.
April T-1aWtlJuno
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DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES.

DESCRIPTION OF ARTICLES.
CLASS No 1-Pdpr.
om 500 white quao post spernne faint lined
100 wiead quaro post oxtra superfne, nnrued
10 white laid Bath post extra super1ne faint lined
80 white laid Bath suporfne unruled
I25 supohno laid note largo size,
faint inod and gilt edged
125 article, unrulod
T. 1875 supornno crean laid note, medium size gilt
odgod
leo whlto cap paper supsrnne, faint linod
o. rs same unruled
125 commercial laid note largo size faint Hnod
Proposals for tho above state the price
OF items 2 and portion not 70 exceed one half VI oach TO
be furnished gilt edged, II required.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

ORRHOHDS Or PILES
On sxrsaxAI; wnErnEa ATTENDED, wnH pnoLAFsus,
HxAoRRHAGs, on oBsTRUcTION; AND ALL ~
EXTERNAL APPLICATION
no INTERNAL ADJUvANrs BIINo REQUIRED ANT CASE
II TO REGULATE TEE BOWELS, - c0nsrHAfRD, on
IN DIARRHORA On DYsENTERY.
THE Piles while astonishingy prevalent In their
rous forms, amongst all classes Of both sexes are
ne same time the most distressing. frequently dan.
Persons who suffer any length Of time with the Piles,
generally try every thing they learn Of purportlng
TO cure the disease yet realize no advantage
haps there permanent for Piles and con-
sequenty have dspaired Of any future cessation from
70 ali such SPECIFIC 10 offered for their relief
which has stood the test Of than twelve years.
tive practice; and during that time has yaized
sCishin knowledge Of tie propstssors, Of CURING
DR.. CAvANAUGHs PILE sALvE
Il strictly scientific combination Of we'll known RENE.
dial agents. and has been brought present perec-
zion BY continued series Of experiments, extending
held where ample opportunities offered for thor
oughy testing its virtues.
The propre.ors have hessaucy in saying that their
PILE SALvEs the
First and only IstalliJle Specific ever Discovered
for that disease, and which cures BY
OUTWARD APPLICA T7ON ONLY!
And that, in time to come, in past It will stand to
test Of trial. without failure perform all the prourie-
tors claim for it. If their directions are attended TO-
large number OF gentlemen throughout the country,
Of high character and influence, have voluntarily At
and whose certificates may be by reference the
propretors publications, to be had OF their agents
throughout the United etates.
Price $1,o9 per box, retail. The PILE sALvE Is put
up In glass jars inclosed in paper box properly label
led, aud will keep any length Of time.
For sale in this city BY Il. E. Gay, A. Hendricks E.
Deitssch' sguires and Blo, ~ Aug II. Garthe.
sept1-bply 81 Louis. Mo.
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The Great English Remedy.
SsR JAMES CLARKEs9
G e ! Q b r . . 4 Ere N . 10 Pills
Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, n.
PAysicioa Extraordinary to he Queen.
Thisinvaluabe medicine 10 unsling in the Of al
those painful and dangerous diseases which the f.
male constitution is subject It moderates all excess
and removes distractions, and . speedy cure may b.
relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
II is peculiarly suited 1t will, in short Time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Stamp OF Great Britain. to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Plsshosd not Be taken by females durim0 ne
FIAST THREE kONZNy Of Pregnancy az Msy are
surs to bring Asco,rsa0e, bat at any other time
they SAFE.
In ali Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pain
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion Palpta-
ton Of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites, these Pills will
effect when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, do mot contain iron, Gallo.
mel anthony, any thing hurtful to the constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
jon MOSES.
(Late i. G. Baldwin 4 COL
Rochester, n. r.
N. B.-e1,00 and postage stamps enclosed TO any
Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pills By re-
turn male
Por sale By ALLEN HENDRICKS.
june 8-w6m. Burlington, Iowa.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

-, snAtl NJ pof.ANe sugar. no coffee
n ennt fall back % corr dodesrs for there
Ess eosa, ueaA What city Germ 6slds oil
srnA % ~ The, thousand Aetes, md NO corn
SsIl what an entesprising Get Of dealers ws
49, WIN net ssne6ody = DE coantry take
sAseslase q sAe uaskes aad ssppiy our ncces'
61lsR-Gaae Cay. 4s.-t
Eniesase - nero hvsssd placs where more
1,neEpssss b 70 b ssea. That b The remedy.
o. - Barliassoa. We have sssas and coffee,
e1ss dodgers and bsckvheas cakea. With BsIch
sSs sugar hsuss and sorghum, end Son shall
have s'Asg aaa honlny." Des1ls " have any
suaasi,y efpssaAess. eab6assS tarnips. bssts,
krout, turkeys, chickens, venieea, butchers
nsss, pumpkin pies and dough nuts. Coaas
sight MP!
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

f~Ws have often been asked within the
~ week, "why don't you pitch into the city
susherities, and make them give 10 some decent
suest crossings." Our answer has uniformly
bssn, because no pitching in would do any good.
Abhsugb We cannot deny the mournful and
dssceful fact that We have mot, in all the bust
ssn portion Of the city, respectable crossing
except the ring tailed grave, running midway
through tie street. from Arch Row TO the
'iver) We must also confess that the doctrine
Il the cessation Of the virtuous properties Of
pssience has never fully appeared TO the mental
Vision Of the honorable body who preside over
|,Ae welfare and physical reputation Of our city.
We would suggest TO oil interested, land who is
|sos.) to present to the council petition for the
erection Of suitable crossings on the business
srexts. We are sure that such paper would
meet with proper attention.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02
WAREH0usE SALE

Notice - whom IL may concern.
II ECElVED the following Goods in etore, which l
Ii not taken away within thirty days wilM ts solt
70 pay charges:
1856.
May 20-M Bowers, Box;
July 17-Elisa Crawford, Boxes;
Oct III n Downer, 6 Boxes Drugs:
June 81 Cellars, chest;
April 26-Foot co., casks;
IA Ellis, Boxes, chest;
June SIS " Francis, collar machine;
May e8-Orvillo 4 Finch. Box;
June 81 Hogin Son, Box Stones;
Nov 24-Jss GARDINER, Box Drugt;
26-Jordan 3 Welar, / Boz;
June 16-y g Manlove, 10 Bundles Rods, 2 Boxss
Sept 25-H D Reonard. Boz;
April 28-(R 1 cask;
May 9-squires Deucher, . corn Drills;
March 2o-Mary Stotter, Boxes;
April -. Bbl;
sY-M seamens, chest;
No mark, chest
Is -. l Tool chest;
w Chapman, ! Box Drugs
ma II, 2 Boxes G Ware
Ms Throw, Box;
No mark, Box
MAO, l Bundle SASH
John Guerny, Box;
Ii Cowies, 3 Boxes;
John Turner, l Trunk;
J Fletcher, ! Box;
J Keller, I Box;
Rev McJones. I Boz;
LSughridgs Cassidy. Box
Nc Nc mark ! Box Ia, cutter.
q OGDEN : ooPP.
Darlington, Dec. /. 1s57-d1m.
(Gasette cory)
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

A LITTLE WHOLESOME ADVICE TO THE WIVES
OF MINERS OF CoNaREss.-The Washington
correspondent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer
writer who seems to have had experiences in all
sorts Of inieuity-thus addresses himself to the
wives and members OF Congress -
The truth is, and my experience, mean my
observation, confirms it, no wife should allow
her husband to come here without accompany
ing him. and while here stick with him like
wax. 1t is = place of seducing temptations
which the sinner don't pretend to resist, and
the righteous can hardly flee from by regular
fasting and prayer. Wives, stick to your hus-
banda
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

KAxsAs.-The Constitution recently framed
/ y The Border Rufian bogus convention in Kan.
= win undoubtedly be presented to Congress
Immediately after its organization, and An effort
|nAds 70 aami. Kansas q State under it. The
PHILADELPHIA United States Gazette makes the
following calculation Of the chances Of its sue
sese
fhe House Of Representatives will be divided
no l2s Democrats, 81 Republicans, and IA
Anercans. OF the Democrats So are from the
he States, leaving IS from the South. Of the
Anercans all are from the slave States, but il is
dosbsful il several Of them can be got to vote
ifthe Kansas outrage. Even if they al should,
" aggregate on that eide would be only 80
asaiast % Republicans. Under these circum-
aasees Il b clear that if the northern Demo.
sss should divide equally on the Kansas CUES.
~, Tie Bogus State cannot be admitted. 1t is
s1 impression that . majority Of them will
we With the opposition in the issue. OF course,
10 matter Of this kind It 10 easy TO be mistaken.
- il the tone Of the northern Democratic
fss be any criterion for judgment, the Demo-
tstie members Of the House from the Free
ates cannot be counted on, with any degree
certainty, BY the southern ultras. We are
- Of the opinion that some of the moderate
ssAesn members will refuse TO sanction the
Aconpton doings.
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MA - sl5E,E

=
=. n
!. -. 4 = - -. - !.
vefy neef eso0ng ne nvef bss y ~ IossoW-
- Ayo 0ug0 NnsO6 0nsur0ay and Sunday and
- eAo..ea = - 49, : considerable ahora
-. -....s.s .. - ....'.,.... n.-.... !,
81 - -. - -
Veg - has been done = yet q our pack
ing ho1ooA Every lhinkhas been put in readi-
nes. h.a 49, A. - na.,3ag forv.rd either
- .---a.-' - ...--
- -. - = - 0sf1eS e. u"-
certain - ptsess unsatisfactory, and % there
10 eoasiderable corn in the oosnery and soase
Of i not fully r;pe ana : 1870 =. il. il i
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

SorArrER SOVEREIGNTY iILLusrRATED.-If
Brigham Young wishes to enjoy under the laws
Of sovereign Utah, the society Of ninety six
wives, what right has Mr.. Buchanan, who has
no wife, to dictate to him with an army to back
his ipsi dirits Brigham Young believes that
the Mormons have tho right Of regulating their
own domestic institutions in their own way
He therefore has declared war ON the United
States, and this 10 the second fruit Of Mr.. Doug
las Squatter Sovereignty, Kansas being the first!
(Pittsburg Gazette.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

The = Sens ~ Malean On . Reader.
The Pittsburg Union relates An act Of the
Sons Of Malta Of that city. A landlord beins
determined to dispossess = poor family, the
head Of which had been Frustrated BY sickness
for some time, the Sons took the matter in
hand. The Union says:-
They quietly rented . comfortable little house,
employed woman 70 scrub and cleanse il,
built fires, and made il generally comfortable.
They next proceeded (oa Saturday evening,
twenty-five or thirty il nanber, 70 the residence
Of the sick man. They had two wagons at the
door, ready 70 carry o6 ill the household effects
Of the family, and, % g many hands made light
work, tho fitting" Was one Of the 6eetest
upon record.
In the crack Of whip, the invalid, his wife,
two daughters and . son, were transferred to
their new quarters, where they found plenty Of
provisions, and, better than all, they ascertain
ed that the rent had been paid for three months
In advance. The father was 90 i'll with white
swelling that he had to be conveyed in ono Of
the carts upon suitable bedding but he soon
found himself In comfortable quarters, with
cheering prospect for winter.
The stmove" was Q most exciting one, Thirty
Of the most respectable men in the city, sur.
rounding . private residence after nghtfall,
end ssixing upon everything wife, children
and ail-might well have caused An excitement.
Although the whole neighborhOod was At
tracted to the spot, NO one could fathom the
proceedings.
The ''Sons" did not utter word, but steadily |
and quietly performed their charitable mission |
mot even speaking to one another. One SELF |
ed . bed, another . table-this one lugged out
chairs, and that one pots and kettles,-here
went . load Of dishes, and there another Of
wearing apparel. But the most laughable sight
was to see half dozen Of the most stalwart
pick up the cooking stove, Wholesale. That very
unwieldy article WAS quite hot, 1.-THE family just
having cooked supper upon it, being wholly I'M
aware Of the contemplated moving,) and not q
few of the "Sons" got their fingers burnt. But
the job was done-even though the stove was
both hot and heavy" there was mo such
word ~ fail"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

Egh, of BayArd Taylor's choicest friends cele'
hated his wedding in Germany by supper Of
the same night =: Delmonico's, New York. Mr..
Dana Of ,hc Tribune presided, aud there were
Wills, Curtis and other such at the table. Of Z
seax BY Gurus that closed the festive pledge Of
happiness to their absent comrade, these ere
he closing verses
1--WE pledge maid We ne'er shall know
A wife, whom one day We shall see:
The years that Bany an-like shall grow,
We pledge the children that shall he.
70 friend beloved, and friend unknown!
Ye esand mid bridal songs and flowers;
And with the blessings DER ye thrown,
We breathe . prayer and mingle ours!"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

The Deejardines catastrophe at Hamilton,
Canada, is likely to cost the Great Western
Railway Co. . very pretty penny before they
get through with it. Another verdict and in
favor of Elizabeth Grant, who lives on Goat
Island, whose husband was killed by the acct
dent. has just been rendered at the Wentworth
Aysizes for g., 500.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

New York, Nov. %.
Four--lnxrkei duh and lDc lower. eales 1000 bbl1
at ~ Sss4 20 for super State; - O06 Is for extra
state; - SO4 SO for super WESTERN Is OOAS 60 for
common to medium extra western. Canadian Hour
lower. Sales 400 bbls 1t . 9O0s - for extra Rye
nour-Quiei and unchanged. Sales st % SOFA %.
Wheat-market dull and lower. Sales 1O,OOo hashsla
ct u lsk for red winter his and q Is for red winter
Ind.
Rye-Nrm. Sales at 7o0SOc.
Barley-Quet.
Corn-quies Sales 10000 bush Il eOc for mixed vest
ern delivered.
Osts-aover. Sales ct 4s05oc for state and soAssc
for Western.
Pork-0arket lower. Sales 1t 9ls OO01s 90 for
msss, and 10 Goals 80 for prime.
Deef-dul and declining.
Dressed Hogs-lower. 6ales ct ek07Kc.
lArd-dull. Sales II 10kG11le.
Whiskey-heavy. Sales 800 bbls 1t 9802Skc.
etocks-lowsr and quite dull
Money-in fuller supply and In request q pr ceat
on cali.
Sterling Exchange-quiet and nominal.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

REMEDY FOR HARD TIMKs.-The editor Of
the De Soto Qowa) Pilot has the following very
pertinent remarks suggestive Of . remedy for
| the Hard Times:
When we have to 60 abroad for every pound
Of -four, for every pound of pork, for every
pound Of beef, and every article we eat drink,
or wear, We must have money; and this money
must be carried out Of the country to buy these
things and when we have carried of all the
money, 90 that there 10 none in the country,
then how are we to get along? Every man,
woman aud child, will have to 60 to work and
try to raise enough to supply the wants of M.
ture, and either make their own clothing from
the raw material, or exchange produce or some
thing that they earn for clothing, and then they
will not need money; and, if men do not
need money, they will not cry ''hard times."-
Idleness, speculation without work, and high
living that is imported from other countries,
win carry off the money from community, and
necessarily leave them beggars. Let every
man, woman and child in Desoto go to work in
good earnest, and continue to do SO, then the cry
Of 'hard times" will gradually disappear; and
if We should be found without money, we can
have plenty to eat, and be above want 1t is
winter now, and people cannot plant, but every
one can, in winter, make preparation for &C.
curing and raising crop next spring, and We,
for one, will be found trying.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

DREss.-The Protestant Episcopal Banner
copied an article, in which it was noted, that
the wife of Lord Napier, the English Minister at
Washington, appeared in plain dress, ''totally
free from all display, glitter and nonsense, and
not wearing single jewel upon her person"
while the American ladies Of fashion were
ieWelsn
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-12-02

Lseena Wyman, aged IS years vas burned "a
nth Al the Marlboro poor house, last Saturday,
= clothes taking FIRE while she was in room
saa another aged and iniirm pauper. She had
- On inmate Of the poor house for b. years,
0disis not little singular that her mother
lsisAed 10 similar manner, in the same room
hAay yeass since.