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-T., Rev Theodore Parker says -

r. The Rev. Theodore Parker says -
nwashincton bad not great reason, no phi
losophic power, no Imagination, 40 f0ndnes'
f,r beauty in arl or literature. AT times be
poured ou, the ghas;lesi oaihs' was MOI q"
affection ate man, ard few flowers OF oehevo-
lepce cleaned across his path" MIR. Parser
i one Of The "ssnsaiion" ministers. he
wouId rather be striking than true, and never
allows g STAKEHOLDER 10 pass without 'hins'ne
il his special duty 10 hit him as hatd as be
can. Bot ii is likely tia, Wsshinsion's char
ao,s, will sand even BIZ Parker's helhcosl-
lies
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04
IiOads in Caiuwissa.

MIR. Ent has presented a petition in the
House and read in place bill Tor the repeal
Of the act of 22d March 1850, relating 10 the
supervisors of roads in Catawssa township
in this county. The act of 1880 provided Tor
The election of one supervisor, and that he
should let ont the repairs Of the road ior the
wear to the lowest bidder. Ii was passed by
B. P. Former, Esq during his service in the
legislature. The act to repeal passed The
House iinaIy, on Mr.. Eats motion.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04
SLEIeH1sc Ii NEBRsskA correspondent

SLEIeHIsG Is NEBRssK'-A correspondent
of the Cleveland PlaiRde Iier writes
"M, attention was aitr acted this morning
hy two comfortable frame houses moving
through our streets upon rurners, and drawn
by iour horses each. Stove pipes prolrnded
through the roof, indicating coziness and
comiori within. Windows adorned the sides,
and lin icicles glitiered in the suuligh; pen
dant from The caves. Upon inquiry we
leaned ,Lai these houses contained the fam.
Ily of an old acquaintance, Hon. Isaac Par
rish, formerly of Ohio, who is moving from
his home ia Iowa, to new one at the Town
of De Sofa, in The serritoy."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

II We have received he last uuh'e' o'
the Westminster Review, re-rroh 'e" "
Leonard Scott & Co New York. Con ''''S
-Worl5lness and 0,her-Worfliness: i''
Poet Young, Capa bilrtles and Dlsae'ilnes ol
Women, English Law It's Oppression anH
Confusion, Sta,e of Italy since lsiS' Rev''
sion Of the English Bible, HeTal and The Per-
,ian War, sc, sc.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

w An impos,er calling himself Capt
Charles Shores, who has been gathering
funds for The reliet of Kansas sufferers, in
this and clher free States, was arrested in
Milwaukee recently, after having success
fully swinded the Kansas sympaIhisers in
the different States out of pretty nice sum.
He deserves and will probably get leave 10
finish his education in an institution where
The science of weaving is tough, in The high
esl perfection.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04
Death of Dr. Kane,

Dr. Elisha Kent Kane, the srea, Arctic ex-
porer, died at Havana, Cuba, on the ION
inst His remains reached New Orleans on
Monday, en- route for Philadelphia DR..
Kane was only 35 years old, but no living
man Of his age had acquired n greater fame.
His death will be deeply and widely lament.
ed, for he was known wherever civilization
extends.
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smoked Them out.

On last Friday the resolutions to eSpel the
four corrupt members of Congress were
up, and before any action could be had OH
them MIR. Gilbert. one of the tour, arose and
made a shon speech declaring his 'nnocence.
and ended by res'gnins his seat aud walking
on, of the House. a communication from
MIR. Ma,terson was then read also rcsignne
bis seat.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

r. Al a late Democratic celebration al
Fhchburg, Massachusetts, The following toas;
was read -
THE Fremont psriy was chrisienei by three
,Sousa ud clergymeu, educated. ey Charles
S,m,,er and clothed by bleeding Kansas {;
br, WAS s,r,>s,ed by Illinois for treason. tried
nsio,s Chisf Justice Union, Indiana on the
bench, found GU 'hy by New Jersey, hing
BY Pennsylvania between the two Black Re
nrhI;c,ns New York and Ohio. and finally
sent 10 the place of mourning and solemn
silence by California.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

HoRRIpLE-The editor of the Sedlpel, 10
the February number, in an article on the
Education oil American School Girls" has
discovered ,ha, frightful practice prevails
among young ladies OF ealing chalk and slate
pencils and drinking vinegar 10 avoid gaining
flesh. ''very few persons" be says, Gina
CINE the exteDt 10 which this suicidal perver-
sion Of The natural instincts viii so in young
women who are under the influence of their
imaginary superiors. in what they consider
graceful ihinness much has been said about
tight lacing, and because the corset has par
TALLY gone into disuse, people imagine that
compression Of the lungs had ceased; il is
far Otherwise, hooks and ewes and whalebone
have taken their place, and the insane devo-
lee willingly siarves herself by the year."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04
w The Peus1, published al Havana. an.

r The Pns1, published al Havana, an.
nounces the arrival in that city of the Mexi-
can General D. Joaquin Rangel, who, it says,
is on his way hilher with "the projec: of a
proiectora,e of the Unned States over the
Mexican nation; :" the realization of whlch,
the Pensa thinks, wouh be death blow to
the Mexican Republic. Gen. RaDgel will
remain in Havana bu, a few days longer,
when he will proceed TO ths United States.
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G0nratioua1. @
Exa m nations and Exhibitions.

The Upper Grade School Of this place will
hold its public examination exercises al the
Methodist Church on next Friday afternoon
and evening We have no doubt they will
be crsdilable TO the school and teachers.--
The public are invtel 10 attend.
On Saturday, the 14lh Of March, the Up
per Grade School al Ligh! Street will hold
lis public examination in the Academy, and
in the evening there will be public enter.
tainment of declamaiions and compositions.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

a Child stealing, the New York papers
say, is praciised TO great extent in that city.
Probably, on an average, two children week
are abducted from their homes while playing
on the sidewalk, and are detained urtil the
afflicted parent offers a reward for them,
when The kidnappers bring their little victims
to light and receive the money. They ought
10 receive place in The Stale prison.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

e The Presiden; has issued his procia-
maiion, ordering the sale of the Indian Trus
Lands in Kansas, in May and June nexi-
There are about $50, geo acres of these lands,
which viii be sold 10 the highest bidder but
no, al less lhsn the appraised value.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

Il In looking over the "assetS" OF The
Lancaster Bank we perceive that three mem
pers of she Bachman and three of the Long
erecker family are indebted TO the bank al
tho prescat time in tie aggregate sum oi
s,oI sat-, Who wouldn't have bank IN
One family!
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

rv The ueopIs of Danvilis have held a
= that the Lackawauna and
meeting 10 uTS -, ,,;,b ~,
D",.m;s.a Ra;I,o,d a, DanYiIie instead ct
So Asnsesm that The guage OF ihe
two roads will be different, ="
transportation will have 10 be reshIp, 's1 ""''
ever lie connection is made,
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

~ AT tho cock pit in Havana recently
battles were fought for large sums of mon
ey. His Excelency the Captain General,
with the Marqueas (his wife) were there
one day, and were SO interested in one Of
the battles that they wasered some money
upon one Of the birds, which, killing It's op-
ponents, they won their wagers.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

T. The widening OF the Union Csnal will
be flushed, and that Canal will pass the lar
gest class boats on aud after the first Of April
next. This improvement is thus finally ac-
complished IN the right way, without ma.
king the State liable for the interest on the
money expended in widening the Canal.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

n Persons going to the city wall ind the
establishment OF Mr. WIN, G. PEKRY s"ou
place 10 purchase books or to have binding
done. They can depend upon being faiFly
dealt with. A number of persons in This W.
eini,v have had biading doue there 10 iher
enIire satisfaction.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

w Ma. ESr, the Member OF this dis'f'e''
MA, in ,own on las, Saturday on afiying Wis
il. evidently in good health and ine sp'n's'-
He is in every respect aiteniive 10 ihe interest
Of his constituents
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EFF our cotemPorsries v ho seal articles
f,.r. o.r ceiumns week alter week are shor
-. :, ,oneoci lheir oxn editorials, they
ourht 70 bs honest enossh 10 give Us e'e'''
:. :, ,bex can get along Independently
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04
Land warrants.

OF land warrants Messrs Sweeny, Rit,en.
house, FAINT g. Co., in their financial clrcula'
lion of to-day, Says "Warants have ad.
vanced 8 cents per acre since our last report
We quote the market to-day firm, with de.
ciued upWards tendencv
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

T The "Cily of Tiffin:" a village of five
thousand Inhabitants, in Ohio, appears 10
have been giveE over TO The Evil One:
a young man named Coffman, burned his
fathers barn, valued al $500, and then stole
$3.50 of money from the old man another
youth of the name of Frazer robbed his father
OF 1900; the body Of an unknown man was
found in the streets, who had been murdered
by some one he cholera is decima,ing the
hogs a series of fights, riots, ETC., had oc'
CURED, within week, and the Postmaster
at Melnore, near TifIin, has recently robbed
the mail of monied letters, but escaped be-
fore the officers could catch him.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

TRAmNo SroRHs-Du'ing The past week
MIR. \ c. Mensch and Messrs. II. 9, X l. W.
Hartman have exchanged the locations OF
their stores Mr.. MenSch is now at The Ar
csds Building, and Messrs. Hartman at The
corner of Main and Market Streets.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

e Mr. Ell; has presented 10 The House
petition OF Mary Sylvester, of this county, for
a divorce from her husband, jeremiah Siives-
Isr
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-03-04

II The election Of Sale Treasurer, with
The oonsen, of both Housss, will lake place
on the I1th insssDt.
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IIANa

In Washinstonville, on the Goth oil Fsbru.
sIy, Mr", SusAssAH REEsER, assd So years,
months and days.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

rt1IrpuefERIx0 MovRNEHfs AT THE SOUTH.
The efforts Of Gen. Walker and his officers to
drum uo new recruits in the Sonth for hihoos.
inr enterprises appear to have been attended
vii soune degree Of success. The vicksourg
r,anees aunousce the departure Of hfteen or
tveasy Miss,sippians. principally from !ackson,
for New Orleans, where they intended 70 pnl1s
their fortunes with that Of Walker. TO aid nim,
q The True Routhron expressed y, IN making
nne more effort for the regsneration Of Nioara-
80 The San Antonio Herald also announcer
m I regiment Of Texas Rangers y organising
~, similar purpose, under the comm.nd q
0sl. John ?. Hatssa seconded By Capt. Henry
snd Col. Crawford. This regiment VIII concen
trafs & Galveston. and embark from that Per 2:
"a 49, ouch destination q Gen. Walker may q y.
rect. Those are the 6rst installmsnts o. ~
40 force. whose enrollmsnt has besn paolcll
,T1ounced. Vsom shis information ana iron
hints thrown out from time 20 time N sessees'
;onrsals uhi1h syppathiss With the movemen.
c~s;aas Nicasagsa, ws are I'D = baAeve to
~ votk q sacruiting for new ahiousserin
sxnedision : goiag forward. actively Dus qo's'
-, ehrouehppe ebe Southern Statss: The n ,ncl |.
eas;sos ars ssspicious. y sAy the lesst-N''
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

Panic aggravates the evils Of pressure, but
panic was not the original cause of pressure.
This is to be found in ovsrimporting, over
buying, over-borrowing, over-banking, ovsr-
trading. We have bought Of Europe many
millions worth Of Metals, Wares and Fabrics
that we should have produced at home. We
have surveyed out too many lots and planted
too few acres. We have fancied We were get
ting rioh when we vsrs only getting mutually
in debt. Let Us mot stop - csiminate and re-
criminate--let us not seek to put al the blame
on the shoriders Of the importers, the mer.
chants, the Banks, or the spectators; for nearly
all Of US are in for il in one shape or another.
Let US endure our several troubles - best we
may, helping each other 40 ~ can and leaning
on each other as lightly ~ possible. Let 10
eschew panic, confront panic, defy panic; bus
let us not fall INTO the shallow blunder u Inn
agining that Ill the somplieaeed disordsss of
the times may be cured BY our merely getting
together and giving any number Of Sssntorisn
cheers We must resfcnch, and liquidats, and
settle or our mutual liabilities W must de-
vise, IL possible, the ways and means ef giviaa
work Ct some rate % the destituts and thus
securing bread 20 the hungry. We must Try %
modify in the right direction the NatIonal policy,
but not forget that individual fdlsnsss, sxtrava-
Rance and miecAlculation, and attempts - make
something out Of nothing, are The more inne.
diate causes Of our present troubles. Dow1
| with the panic! and let us DO III 10 cur pOwel
| to mitigate the severity and limit The dueatSez
Of The psssssre.-lN. \. Tsibaas. d
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

TUE KIxo or SIAx AND WEBsrER's Die
rIosARY.--An officer Of tho United States ship
Portsmouth,, writing 70 his friend in New Ha.
ven, mentions that he has been introduced 70
the King Of Siam, whom he found 70 be - ae.
complained scholar and extremely well acquaint.
Cd with the English language, The King had
numerous books, and in speaking on the sub
ieca, remarked that Ne found Websters Ameri-
oan Dicaionasy one of IT, best be had met with
pointing - the same time TO two copies Of
ths work standing On the shelvss- ~ we learn
from she papsrs that thousand copies Of Web.
stsr's Spelling Book hare recently been ordered
from Constantinopls, who can tell whether Siam
| nay not yet como under tho instrustion Of ths
Yankee schoolmaster 7" We sAw not long
siace latter from the King Of siam. i VA
il ths hands of ths person 70 whom II was I'd
| dreassd, and under two ee three covers. Th'
/ writing was very excellent and With the sxcep
/ don III two 81 three miarspslled wards, wAs vel
compeesd- Nsw Haven Palladium
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

lot inse, ayE- s
One week ago last Thursday, dresd6al aoei-
Aeut happened about three miles east q Oeeoaa
village. IAe only daughter Of Enos Nix, soven
years Of 90, and hcr listle brother, went ialo
the Asld whsre her father was moving Nth Z
machine, y carry him some water. He did no,
otop the machine immediately to take II and
the children followed. but ~ shsy turned 4
corner The little girl Wishing 70 70 ahead Of hi
breshss, Pashe1 hin ost of Tie way. and ~
ssry inpesdeatly jaalpsd dover the siskIe. which
4 had col both her leas % badly that ~ sar
eeoaa uAo xsae eans 1or, ianrdiAtsly found u
neesoanxpi AeyanpusAss shsur ons insa h>loW d,
knoo, ithe etAea sAbcwoa ~ snkles So live,
. anGil slAs nentg 0ehbash mosaiag, st4ss
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

In this city the Democrats have . majority Of
lls ON Governor. It's on Senator, and for Re-
presentatives, sprague, l26. Clark. l2s and
Clune l22. In Augusta they have reported
majority Of -. Fraskhn Sc, Flint River ss.
The indications are that they have carried the
county BY $50 majority.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

~ sDzsczAassD OpsaAfrvss-lks Ns1 Isek
a~ = fassday gives ~ foliswiag nsaA y
lasisa y ~ thessands vhess AissAasEe hAd
- aefare aanosassd:
NJ lya M ~ UtIeA. GteAn Ceeeea Nilb
Nm n1pd oeissatocs 1nn3I - ~ of Me-
W1sse 1Ab thsswp 80 epssativss ess =
sgnGnA Nf 4. .si.s M WI WI. {, ss5 ~.
4. - aeaanask MN, y HsnaGglyankas 49,
sowing 1000 vos6ms1 - q -
4 isap, 1aas,. u yssy lsaes ssahse * %
e3saplsyo1 q ~ 49, 6aslnsn havo beoe
1a1otba fa9a IN q 77s I1.a79-Rg ssus
49, olsbs NM, Newbssypeeh ~ esssspse4sf
AENh - 61DceesES1 IN ~ weIt4l
- 1y1ieg Lea NM u RostS 4 1alIsI
ssSa. -, 81 tAae - neasy = - \
0sstD ee1nsy, haye 5eepDe1 Nest
~ AilAlsssx Nh & Tesd vish -
ld, snpasysd 80 fsnAlss al "a
Ea4 895ss II "A
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Saturday was blue day. A great many
workmen, mechanics and clerk as they got
their weeks wages, were discharged. SHeh
men do mot carry very cheerful light to their
homes, and there were consultations over
economies yet to be practised in thousands Of
homes where It i pittance that the NEST
rigid economy can save. Among the estab-
lishments from which all the hands we're dis
charged, was Herring's Safe Factory-2OO
men in all-l65 from factory proper, IS from
the foundry.
One well acquainted with the cigar manufAc-
ture in the city, gives it a. his opinion that
| 5000 cigar makers are now thrown out Of wosk.
Some Of them discharged from the shops try 70
| pick up poor living by manufacturing st theii
homes, and peddling them about the city. Thu
| stevedOres and longshoremen are almost entire
4 " unemployed.
I A long and solemn string Of idle carts anl
cartmen was visible on Saturday along South
street, where they are generally busiest. Thi
great business thoroughfare, which is ofeen y
thr0nged ~ scarcely to permit a free passag
for vehicles, was without the usual Jam. Car
men passed esch other without the least dADge
Of eollisious
Il Shipping agents complain Of : falling OF i
! the demand for men for ships One house hav
J on their books about twenty vessels Of all kind
| for which they are TO provide crews; bus wnes
they were formerly sending away half : doze
vessels, they are now dispatching only ous 9
two.
) The New Yosk Hemp companys factory
3 East Brooklyn, which employs over 100 hand
. and has been running oiI short time, ssopr<
!. altogether last week, throwing many nees
persons out Of employment.
The successive announcements Of the stci
page Of the East River Bank, and the fAiiu
OF the Illinois Central and Erie Railroads ,
Saturday, were not likely 70 lessen the PAM
ri but. added to the accumulated evil news Of 4
p week, Il vas no wonder that there we're foui
: frightened men, women, and children enoo
g to get up run On one-though ON only one
g the city and one in Brookiyn-oi the .Ssvil
:. Banks. About the Park Bank, where III
d Vas such crowd N of Friday. it was quiet
; the head Of Reekman street ever can be.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

k~ Col. warrsn. the candidate for Repre-
\ apssesivs p ~ "a District is probably de-
Ss1asA ~ aesus % votes Louisa couaty gives
him about 2so. vhns Dss Noines gives 2sl
ssssinst hin. Thess are the figures, thres
esessship p Leaisa end tive in Dss Moinsa
Il Ahsiag sstiaAasd. s 80 :.
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Y0A;s No


II
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s.. -; 3a.Sg1 as.Ssgg1 - - ~ - ere oooo<ir
n ~ 13gkS si5S a s~gJ hs.M..s..slI ;yk ~. Y.
n. - 80 nA%4 49, .rs4xt $3FXbk MI @4
II ce41lng - Se1oN1g ~ Q@ 1eens
1871 AAs iFsA x NcV Yet, o. n
: 80 = 80 = vs1rry q IVY r. S1e7 -,
$50 .sss.r1 nm = - nN1ev vSlsy 60
| ~ e.s.nSeAs n ,fhafano1fan r . sssl1qk1 11s
pe.h ~ Nav YerN .AssinnSn> q. tNiehc1oaL
Ssessas. ysssa. 40. 49, 'jSSs.ss 9SSss.
- n-Iss E-~l jSss-1A 1isSsrrFly - Ffrreefn-
| ~ nsss, e r. s.id' vae s1anrs1 ~ ~ inanne-
tion rrSs1es1 ~ -. ~ ~ e,sreSr,sra and q =
netSasri6 othef kSnk~ ESSH 49, e6ecS1 =
lsGmS 11Sv vsbvTtHa rs~1G - sRr1ny 9{ND1.
- - 1ksrn = a1aaea1Ao1 = fansern
49, y - eempserFy. !. Fkir - " nGIlun
| vhsn eensrsliv hnovn. .viil rnSr-SasiIv -
% mn NM ns<sane 1nd,e excjteDSIE Van
streoe q 4 o'ejeek - SeSv1oa vinA = aatSeO
- Il pseclS; - - u - - 1un1nvsso
- hlockei - ~ ,Froonae fope,nR sAeie ~
~ ~ hsnks.
~ ~ Xmerican Exchange David LeavSas
addrasaed ~ crovd - Y toer tAas III -
R.rha vonIA, savacaI1 ~ ~ lase dollar. II
al.o .nnnn.eeI go - Asrannenent Had bonn
maAs 80 .asvaralo 81 ~ eevon9oee hoanpsee eo
sh..n.h ~;ahns,e s.,ea..Ir-L-' II II AnHrrsA.
hov.ysr n ~ s.reet that - srsDen1ion viIi
be general II \ rnAnf1eooA that oOune Of Oup
Aessiesa Ao.sas 49, ~iehdnevn eheIr 80 fY0o
the Ranks snd rsn,acsd n a sneciai dsuaajea
Ther. - rr.ss1~ Srr;n. ~ r.orninr n selinG
..sv1, m ~ eerhs !. ~ essv. Ars sl~ r.
e;vss aii th.N hsd esrs1ini, - : !
P nj ~ others- a q hali1vedp eene,.sal, =
meet their l;ahilities d ~ eloea N hrsinam
horr. The 49, NJ veII,oe1 stoaka a tk1 ~
ho..a -. .-,.m 8 . ~-s~-.l @s~lIre ~
r. es.,s ..ccLs hr.;cs1 49, I.rr. u A..
cEre src.rs;nc N ViS~inta,s "a pfs"oorFa.
n.,,a .s..srs ~ IA - ! 1~s'r.f-- nav Z II
IN. -. :. ~ R...s,,.' sasv,.., fas, -
a.-aS = n. 80 L... 80. ~ a.nk -
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h.rss..i s.;i,,... 4, -. ~ c,nA. NJ s,eSn
- ~ss -. 49,. g -. ss~s.s-,.~-x 1s~a9
: -SsA - - - = ..ss - "--.s''''---,
~. y. N--L~.:, - w...h..s.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21

u We have no returns from elections in
other States and NO 10 o'clock telsgraphic re
port, from the fact that We could find no opera
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eTThsss y oas practicable means Of relief
~ De hard times, and that 10 an Immediate
5eaynass Of home dsbss-of oil small dues
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ssannisy in which hs lives. II any creditor
bha1be 1t Il nos b nsighboss aad friends,
rhbsiag men and mechanics be blighsed and
lpllsd Wills the rich foreign creditor gets the
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D9is0t3e gsek ending Saturday lest, shs
Sss~AssrO Oensral signed drafts fer ths pay a
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