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20 PARTNERSHIP have this day as
Associated with me, FRANK W. CASsARD under the
firm of GEO. CASSARD & BRO. and will continue the
GENERAL PROVISION BUSINESS, at No 46 south st.
Baltimore, Oct. 5th, 1858 ''-''A 'A' oe54t.
HAVING RELlNQUISHED MY BJSL
illness to my sons, JOHN p, and PHI B RAT and
my nephew, JOHN UHRIG, l tender nv thanks IN nv
friends for their long continued favOrs, and solicit con-
JOHN C. RAU.
Baltimore, Sept. Goth, 1858.
CO-PARTNERSH
We, the undersigned, have this day formed opart
nership, under the firm of JOHN RAU CO., and will
continue the FLOUR, GROCERY and LIQUOR BUSI.
NESS, at the old stand corner of Howard and Franklin
streets JOHN z. RAU,
PHILIP B. RAU,
JOHN UIRIG.
Baltimore, Sept 20, 1858. s22-w-s&M
THE CO-PARTNERSfiIP OF BROWN
Al WINCHESTER, is this day DISSOLVED by mu-
liquidation. The business is continued by Messrs. ROB
ERT D. BROWN Il CO., at whose counting room the
ROBERT D. BROWN,
JAMES WINCHESTER.
Baltimore, Sept Both, 1855
We have this day formed Partnership, under the firm
of ROBERT d. BROWN CO, for the transaction of a
GENERAL DRY GOODS, IMPORTING and COMMITS
SION BUSINESS at No. Is Hanover street. up stairs.
ROBERT ID. BROWN,
GEORGE TRULL.
Baltimore Sept. Both, 1858.
JAMES WINCHESTER will, for the present. be found
at the office of Messrs. ROBERT D. BROWN Il CO., and
will attend to the negotiation of business paper and the
purchase and sale of foreign exchange.
$50 THU FRI-&eO4t
II OOK1NG GLASSES!
A LOOKING GLASSESi
- LOOKING GLASSESl
LOOKING GLASS, PICTURE FRAME
CONSOLE, CORNICE
BRACKET, TRIPOD and
PIER TABLE MANUFACTURER.
PHOTOGRAPHIC OVALS
OF all Sizes patterns and styles the lowest cash price
VIM. MCGREW,
No. "a N Liberty street,
Baltimore, Md
Importer of French and German PLATE GLASS and
French and English ENGRAVINGS.
The attention Of the Public is called to the style Of work
exhibited at this establishment only equaed in New York
and unsurpassed in this city.
ALL ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY WILL RECEIVE PRoMP
ATTENTION iv2S-dtf
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NOTHING SINCE THE FOUNDATION OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK has produced the excitement among
all classes that Prof Woods Hair Restorative has done
All classes from the and bald headed sire and the sill
matron down to the sprighy youth and beau
tful maiden with her glossy rngets crowding the
Depot at No 32 Broadway the former to be permanently
restored and the latter themselves of that which
will prevent the nroad of envous time and the APP
pearance of youth and beauty nger to the greatest
Besides all the popular Druggists in the country
santy engaged in dealing out the Restorative to their
customers, land the cry is still they come"
CAUTION-Beware of worthless limitations, as several
already in the market called by different Names Use
unless the words professor Woods's Hair Restoa
tive, Depot St. Louis, NO. and New York blown
the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent NJ dcine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
JOHN C. GIVEN, Chinaman's Tea Store,
s29-2w 81 and SO Baltimore street.
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SLOAT & CO.7s NEW Shuttle SEWING
MACHINE,
Sewing description of cloth work in superior
ner and warranted to give the best satisfaction Price
$70-complete
WEEDS SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE,
The best in use for every description of CLOTH and
LEATHER WORK, that requires a seam, making beauti-
full, strong stitch, both sides alike
l.. d. CHASE, Agent
scott No. 90 Baltimore Street.
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Considerable feeling has been excited in Antioch
College, Yellow Springs, Ohio, the institution
which Horace Mann presides, by the summary ex-
pusion of several students for their alleged con-
nection with the publication of the Probe, little
paper in which the College authorities were satir
lied with but little regard to delicacy. The often
ders were not only dismissed but it is stated that
their rooms were forced open and their effects
thrown from the building. In retaliation, one of
the students caused wrts to be served against Mr..
Mann and the Assistant Treasurer, Mr.. Birch,
moning them to appear before Justice. jury
was empanelled at the request of the defendants,
but owing to the absence OF witnesses, the proceed
ings were postponed thirty days.
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ZINES against person-murder assault with in
battery, &C. &c. f~' Pe''0iS' assault" anu
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a FOR SAN FRANCISCO

IlA FUR SAN FRANCISCU.-
Na{a91rM C0LEMAN'S LINE.-Clipper of SATUR
-1S.sSssGn DAY, October 16th.-The AL Clipper ShiI
INTREPID, e. c. Gardiner commander, Clate of the
famous clipper ship Comet receiving the balance
of her cargo New York and will be despatched prompt
ly as above; for freight apply to
PENDERGAST BROS,
oc6-tO19 " Smiths Wharf up stairs.
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DR.. BAAKEF

TREATS ALL DISEASES FREE OF CHARGE.
DR.. BAAKEE will also give special attention the fol-
lowing Coughs Colds, Consumption, Group, Iniu-
enza Asthma, Bronchitis, and all other diseases of the
Throat and Lungs He will devote particular attention
the treatment of all skin dseases-Lumbago Scrofula
Rheumatism, (acute and chronic Neuralgia Paralysis
Epilepsy Dyspepsia, Piles, and all arrangements of the
Stomach Liver ana Bowels and also to all chronic Female
diseases Special attention will be to the treatment
of the EYE and EAR.
without the of the Knife Needle and he has
santly hand excellent of beautiful Al
tilcia Eyes, Tympanums, Ear Drums, suitable for
DR.. BAAKEE has made Il discovery of a Fluid that
will produce perfect absorption the Cataract and
perfect vision to he Eye without the Of the knife Dr.
Baakee produce thousand certificates of his perfect
in curing Cancer. old Sores Ulcers, Fstua,
Swengs Tumors of every description and without the
of the knife Special arrangements must be made with
DR. Baakee for the treatment of the last named diseases
they will require his constant advice and attention.
DR. BAAKEE is of the most skillfu and celebrated
Surgeons and Physicians living His fame is known
personally in nearly every principal city in the world
All letters directed to Dr. Baakee, enclosng dolar
from distance correctly stating the nature of the dis
shall be promptly answered. and package of medi
cine will he sent by mail with full instructions for
ment All patients with chronic Tor od diseases be
successfully treated by correspondence.
Office hours from A. NJ to p. NJ
DOCTOR BAAKEE.
Office CORNER of CALVERT and LEXINGTON SITS,
itp Suuar Ralt o.
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CITRON-l00 boxes fine Leghon, for
Nsale by ED. L. PALMER, Bowy's wharf. oc6-tf
r EMONS.-50 boxes prime Sicily, landing
Land for sale by ED. L PALMER, Bowy's wharf
ocG-t
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NOTICE-ALL PERSONS HAVING
I claims against THE FEDERAL HILL STEAM
FERRY COMPANY, are hereby notified to present their
accounts duly authenticated to the subscriber on or
fore the 5h day of OCTOBER next preparatory to ad
justment of their claims, which by deed trust to the
undersigned are to be paid to the creditors far the
proceeds of sale of the property will satisfy said claims
The stockholders also notified to present their cer
Gates of stock before the 9th OCTOBER next
bic the undersigned to make final division of the as
sets if any surplus shall remain after paying the legal
claims against the Company.
cDS ID
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Sd Grimes against the peace-roting, fighting in the
street and disorderly conduct generally

4th Crimes against moras--ntoxication, Sunda
rally
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@~ IMPORTANT A~
uLM TO THE PUBLIC Va y
w. The undersigned most respectful ~
y invites the Medical Faculty Druggists and the public
in general to call and examine the great improvement
his late CLASS PAD TRUSS, patented October It'll
1855 and recommended by the principal Surgeons and
Doctors of the United States the only Truss
for the support and radical of Hernia suitable for
Men, Women and Children He has received the patent
from England and France.
r. The Truss applied free of charge
Price of Single Truss 50; Double Truss S5.A liberal
discount allowed to Druggists
Manufacturer of Prof. N r. Smiths FRACTURE
APPARATUS CHAS c. REINHARDT
Manufacturer of Surgical Instruments
North Gay street, near Baltimore
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Also, on hand of my manufacture, DOUBLE SOLE
BOOTS, DOUBLE SOLE CATERS, DOUBLE SOLE
WALKING SHOES &C. &c. These articles all made
during the months that at the present time
they well seasoned and warranted inferior to in
the market. THOMAS LAUGHLIN, No. 2 st. Paul ST.,
the Bank of Baltimore sl6-d3m
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CARPETS!
The Greatest BARGAINS offered in this Market
G. S. GRIFFITH & BRO having made large purchases
of English, Brussels and Velvet CARPETS at the New
aton prepared sell splendid Brussels CARPET at
prices ranging from 20 cents to 81 per yard.
All other CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, RUGS, MATS, &c,
at equally low prices wholesale and retail.
G. S. GRIFFITH BRO,
oc4 DIT II Baltimore St. near Gay.
,49z COLDS IMPROVED AUTOMATIC
s-4 STEAM HEATER PUT UP AND GUARANTEED
~ TO WORK PERFECTLY, by
ROBBINS & CO.,
Nos. 46 and As Light street.
n. B. This HEATER be put up complete at very
little more cost than HotAir Furnace, while its advan
tages over Hot-Air are almost innumerabe. s3O-tf
EHE CALVERTON
Il COPPER SMITH WORKS,
No. 81 NORTH CALVERT STREET..
AM PREPARED TO MAKE TO ORDER,
OR REPAIR,
ALL KINDS OF COPPER WORK,
AT SHORT NOTICE
s1o1y JOHN NJ BRUCE.
A UBREY & CO.,
L N COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
sls-t No. 81 Exchange Place, Baltimor-
leGy PERSONS IN WANT OF STOVES
a1zsg will find the largest and best assortment at
- ROBBINS & CO.,
46 and IS Light street,
s3Ot below Lombard (west side).
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NASiD INN ~ my ch,
Office, SO Lombard street, End door,
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The Governor of New Hampshire has appointed
Thursday November %, for Thanksgiving. This
is the first State in which the day has been desg
mated this year.
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nATES.-75 trails red ''Araban," for sale
Dby ED. L. PALMER, Bowly's wharf. oc6tf
nIVIDEND. The President and Directors
LOT the Marine Bank of Baltimore, have declared a
Dividend of Four per cent clear OF the state
tax payable on or after Thursday the eth inst.
oc5 4t* PHILIP LITTIG, Jr., Cashier
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SAMSON CARISS & CO,
~ CARVERS & GILDERS,
Manufacture LOOKING GLASS and PICTURE FRAMES,
and GILT WORK in variety, and dealers and
manufacturers agents for PLATE GLASS for Store and
House windows, LO0KING-GLASS PLATES PLATED
WARE TABLE CUTLERY, FORKS, SPOONS &c
with great variety of ENGRAVINGS, PAINTINGS, and
WORKS OF ART generally
aul3-3m 40 BALTIMORE. ST
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-16

CoNcERNING KlssEs.-'The kiss" saws ar
ancient WOMAN hater, lis the aurora of love
but the sunset of chastity"
\, After the first kiss there follows q second
then third, and so upward on MANY
funged ladder OF love to the ultima thule
One kiss II very little and yet very much
ltas the wordless interpreter of two hearts
which by thus one. breath tell each othc,
more than by myriads of words. The kiss
Is the high priest ho initiates the heart in
to tie Eleusinian mysteries Of love.
The sncients counted three kinds of kiss
e.:
Bdcad, that between friends and relatives
,Oscaia, the kiss of veneration.
S"arad, the kiss proper-that between
line monks Of the middle ages-rreat
theprlst-diyided the kiss into fifteen dis.
tinct and separate orders:
4 The dccorns or modest kiss.
The diplomatic, or kiss Of policy.
.. Inc spying kiss, to ascertain If q wo-
man had drunken wine.
4. The slave kiss.
Q. The Infamous church penanee.
g. The slipper kiss, practiced towards ty-
Z. The judicial kiss as
\. The fendal kiss
y The religious kiss, kissing the cross.
10. The academical kiss, ION joining d
solemn brotherhoodA
III. The hand kiss.
II. The Judas kiss.
~. The medical kiss-for the purpose of
healing some sickness.
II. The kiss Of etiquette
To- The kiss Of love-the only real kiss.
bot this was also to be yariously considered,
VIZ: given BY ardent enthusiasts, as by low
ers' by matrimoniAl Affection or lastly, be-
swsen two men---an awful kiss, tasting like
sandwiches without butter or meat M
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YANKEE AT THE ROYAL WEDDING.
American correspondent of the Home Jour.
nal, who was present ct the late royal we'd
ding, thus quietly describes one Of his very
natural mistakes: as 80 n
"There we sat, a wall Of human bricks.
until twelve O'Clock. Owing to an obese
dowager on one side. and Fred on the other.
didn't speak for two in.erm;nable hours.
In the meantime my eyes were industrious
enough, and my tongue, too, Us for that mat.
ter; butt made 30 many lndicrOus mistakes
with the latter felicitous article, that gave
up in despair, gazed, and said nothing
Like Dame harrington couldn open INV
mouth but put my foot into it Twice
only my rebel tongue was too much for ma.
Fred, said !, alter . prolonged silence,
who is that distinguished nobleman iuat o..
posite-tne one all gold lace and silk stack.
ings.,,'
/ "That, replied Fred, trying to husb dow.
= malicious laugh, that i Lord B--is
tootmaa G. g-s. .. .ss.
70 lord r thought ]. "Well, then. Fred
Iventnred again-whose footman is that y
and ! pointed with my boquette 70 . modest
addressed man who was leaning arainetn-
pillar beneath us, and looking q eyerythine
with pair Of cold grey eyes Who's FOOT.
man ID that 3 - $500
aThas,' said Fred, ais Lord B. hi,.,eIfs z
After that kept still, but / thought to
myseH, what land Is this, where the. font
men wear al the good clothesl'' e
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Farmers, nave you seen ana tired the
Worlds Fair Prlge ChuFn3 ss yt,
Or, Davis ADJUSTABLE ChmrH a nm stNre
W0Ffx r. n Ina - - Am~n r<nxAR n1p

Farmers, nave you seen ana tried the
Worlds Fair Pr1ge ChuFn3 a a
OT; n9vas, A ~! Y, Canrn z Butter.
A II our State Fair. held at Nuscatine, Iowa. last
~ October, us56,) this Chnrn alone had Premiuu
u, although there eight other Churna
on exhibition, and indeed It always the rs pre-
MUM wherever introduced. The advantages OF this
Churn over All others follows:
LIST. II win produce butter In 20 short time - any
other Churn.
%. II will gather the butter amer IL 10 produced
3D.. 1t will work the butter into roll and expel tn
butermk herefro completely, without the hand ladie
4th It viii salt the butter before taking 1t from
the Chura. 4rHs
5th. II be operated By chnd with perfect ease
and 10 IS easily cleansed any other Churn. .sfs.
practical operation will convince any person Of the
truth Of these stasements f9t@ ,tFssg 4T ..
Below few Of the names Of practical butter ma.
kers, who have subscribed 70 the following certificate
viz: We are now nsipg the above Churn and utter
Maker churns with and facility and gathers
works and salts the butter in perfect before
taking from the Churn, and cheerfuy recommend
II as the best Churn we have ever. seen. IT. IS
Isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna, Abnef Conssoc1,
James Woodside, James Hillery, Robert Brown,
Gregg, Hamilton Brown, James Dickson, Brooke,
Samuel Fostcr, Alexander Fleming, Jeremiah lee, M
Davis, Jacob Wilhelm, James Robertson. ass IN 4
The subscriber has purchased the right to manufac.
ture anc sell the above named ChuTn In Dies Mones ana
Henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson and Warren
Counties, Illinois. and Is prepared 10 furnish an
who vim favor him With their patronage. XII gsH 4y 81
90. = Keith Robinson Co.b. And @ Lanman's, Bur.
shop corner o. valley and Eighth s.tee.ss. a \
feb 3o-wtf 1 J .gsta h. r. GRUPR. "
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TO Farmars and Dealers.

VoUk attention u respectfully sslicised % -
u present extensive and complete stock Of Parm.
ing Implements and Utensils nov in store, which
enables the perpetrators OF The Rurington Agricultural
and Seed Warehouse to offer unriyaed induce M ~ -
the trade and purchasers generally. F577 -
Large invoices a Naying and Harvesting Tools. eoa-
SUYTH6 8NATREE, CRADLES WOOD AVID
ZION RRACE AID GRAPE VINE PAT.
1ERN1, IA n 4 8tined, SCY7NE 3sG.
STONES - RIFLES, HAND d REVOL- @ "
ZINC HAY FORKN &C., ssc., 'sfi48
have Just been received 70 which daily additpna Ar
Ing made by fresh arrivals.
Purchasing directly from the t.see -.
ticles u he owe possihe prices snshns
" 70 sell lower than any other house iii bufiinRfon
dage, Bed Cords. Clothes Lines, &C.. constantiy a
hand. EEITH R0bINR0N n TlGssV - -
June l2-adt-vu Water Street, near Jeeersos.
-. 80 n Burnngton. Iowa
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"What i that dog barking .n&T asked
his idsaA co Z M
Why. ssplisd : bystandsr, abscansa ~
49, another pappy IN your boota"
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e - - - :.
Editors uaxetto. --Mac1 De- soscn 40 9
this celebrated Lake, AnA n any enme0ss
opiniono formed y re'at.on e 4 Ihefs ~
many Of these lakes ~ Northe m so g - 49,.
minnesota and ~ located In ~ ol "A.
prairie lar away ir0n ssoS 49,. g
quan0ty q eiinper RAse s.sk:..S 800.
fhem ana aithooeh sneEe 3 saasS. - g.
eigne o. Art ana come ps,s ~ ~ 8. =, 80 !
handicsait q maa, !: 4. 49, $3.50 80 -.
be led 70 neiles0 49, q ~ = 49,. :.
human Deihg vss = s"ss0 '.sN0s -
nlgn laaas, ~ !. &. 1911 o. e., d.. 49,
Maiaee w na ~, o'.n suoles l ~
g ~ rs. n'e1 -. = s"I I.'se = -. -.
Y I'Sn' county Doyel liz $3.50 : 80 = =
a1 aac No.nty, anu ~ Z O'M 1919 I ~
g y, ~ Waos tiias : usu ~ ~ N :.
buggy on !ne UP q y - ~ 49, =
Oainoun 1oun.!, pIescl 49, 1919: 49,! p's..
M, and re sa9lece1 e usp $50. go. ,.;I..
inese laAes ;'Io somc - 1880 ~ - -. IA
long, " snrse pEoao' suu 49, = 80 Ia. -.
die " an ist.Hus, ny Mo.s S -. - 81. -.
w'de, Mnicn y o s.nu' 1870 IL $500
tion q tne wasos. ~ - sts sr..n;prd
tne snore q ucss 49, 9 q. ia arn.,nd !.
Uut NY q 49, nas $3.50 :.
.-sx.1. 49, t:,naD ~a1fe vpneo4 =. ada hv the
lna1'o", nss 49, 49, 80 .:.s. y. 49, Ilsak
ac.ion ~ 'ns neasy -. .na.sl h..sr;nr
Pralr,ss a..ne sus :. ~ r. 800 ~ shn-s
Up 81 .ne ~, p.oss.. .:i .;rh 1870 $500
from year - yIal WV, 81. .,...,1, sra,
are lorlhea, ani n.sen spnss WV AsI R :, ~
merry anu e.eh Deauy :a' a. .,os.h
LAKE some 'nlcs ysa.s .'ne. a e snelan o; ;aa
april Mh,ie 'ncao "as n'us o Ia IN
OF eau tnlcshess " Wv ,aN "au ~. o. A.;,i
reaui'y perceive ~ 'uouSn' tIe "otA Sun
gong ON o. waning " tae .4so
Immense quantitles o. nsn O vallous kln y
were noatins on snore, having pesn ,cIusn =
IN the zee, supplying ! .ooe - aouuus"ee ~
many beasts as'o oaIos u prey.
IL ID beAntlful country afOunU These
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ii y estimated that were al tho United
States ~ densely inhabited as Massacbu-
sctts, they would have population Of 446,
O0O,UOU. sv
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Steam Boiler Manufactory.

Steam Boiler Manufactory. 80 IA
ME are nov prepared 70 build High Pressure, Lo-
w connective aud Portable Boilers, also OH and Soar
Tanks Smoke Pipe and Breeding, and everything else
in our line at st. Louis ices and on the same terms
70 parties wanting Engines viii furnish the mn.
chinery complete. s7s a,sa#s.s+5s5 s+s8.ssa- .
Repairing done on short notice and good terms.
Shop nesr 3. D. Rands Pork House Burline ton Iowa
octl4-d3mw6m J. n. WILSON CO.
Oskaloosa Herald, Otrumwa Courier, and Dos Monies
Citizen, copy to amount OF % and charge this ofice
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LIVE HUNDRED agents Wamecd...
$50 a MOsifh sTiirramted...-Por full
particulars enclose postage stamp and address
oecl6-Hu fH5s6HFfa 4. C0YLE . CO., WI Fl
h@4&s8t@6 *taE Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
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sts8 s4 # DEALELs IN
LENbER, TIT. SKINGLES &c.
Factory, Yard and OA6ce, 500 Clark RsSeet between
Taylor and Twelfth Streets, 3. l. ad II. 3. R.,R
Freight Depots, CnaCAGN
cHAs. n. ABBOTT. BrNyAMIs = rIronar
List Pricesfurnshed Dealers on application.
apr S-W1v. Mss#aig s98H @.H g@1 m ae
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Henry A. Washington, late professor Of
history in William and Mary's college. Va,
and the editor OF JeiForson's papers, was
killed b. an air gun in his own hands, 1t
HE residence in Washington, on Saturday
Ii 10 believed that his death was accidental
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B. & u. 3. r. FREIGHT OFFICE.
THE snly Rrelghttrain ON this road lsGves Buiiinrj
i ton 1t $50 4. i. s.s4-4ls4 s. -" -
ALBRIGHT designed to be forwarded ON any particuias
day should be delivered on the day prevIous
Il may2Sbptf. WM. II. BACKte ouDt
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An itin-rant phrenologist stopped I'll
rustic farm house, the proprietor Of which
was busiiy engaged in threshing.
s'Sir, Am phranol0g;st Would y0u like
NJ % exaniae he hsads Of your children.
] viii do it cheap
Awall," said ths fhsnsr, paasise bstwssa
ths euo strokes. \ rather gpsss they don't
neea & The old wo0Aa COMBS ehan viii
Z Hne-tooth eomh once Q week"
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Fire! Fire!! Fire!!
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY AGAINST xzRE,
4o,rr. 20.

MISSOURI STATE MUTUALINs CO.. !. ST. LopIs ~,
s n EdgeH, Prssv. Il S EUioM Nec,s.
NORTHWESTERN ms. CO. 80. .Osw EcO, N.
Etdtt, Pres't. s. b LwdlO1c Sell
PHOENIX ms. CO.. HARTFORD Corx
~. s 4 LOoDsjs. lPvest. Henry KelloOg, EecY. l9Ds
RWOAasesld, Prssr. IN RasA6urn ,RecV. N.
decQS {.F g.fsT3~AM ft4##
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c6 The following from the Buffalo Ex-
press, is good, proving not only that boys
know some things as well as others, but that
'matrimony" is kind Of natural result of
sscourtin"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-03-16

800 80: e !. .:: s, = a. - 'iss'ii an
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-03-19

NJ SWEENEY novel lLst Ito ias.aes Consideration oi
the bill BE iadeLnitoly posrpoued fh!s molten WA re-
ected- age. 81. nays 81.
The previous question thon ordered, motion oil
Mr. PORTER and the bill was passed-yeas 81 nays q
frbis bill authorizes the PittsburC and Stubenvs Rail-
rSd Company incorporated by the Legislature Of Penn
syvana to extend and construct its railroad through the
roud ON or near the line OF s said extensions and more
over authorizes the said company the extent that this
State has the power auhorze) to erect railroad bridge
across the Ohio river At Stcubenvie.
Mr. SWEENEY moved reconsideration OF the vote pass
ing the bill: in order that the question OF It's paisasc
might be- coEsi Tered by fuller House -
Mr. ANDERSON, operating with Mr. SWEENEY pro-
posed that this motion should BE- laid upon the table
pending which.
On morton OF Mr. CHAPMAN, the House adjourned.
The following paragraph should have appeared In our
Senate report of Monday, In the discussion on the Am
nesty" bill:
Mr. HuppLEsoN much opposed az any one, 70
the practice Of dueing land equally much deprecated
causes which lead thereto" He would vote lot TINS
bill for the reason that he not disposed oy any VOL!
ne would give, cowasdly rascal 10 iusu
with inpunity, man Of better courage.