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DR. Cavanaugh's Pile Salve;
-soa- ras oCAE OF EvERy Form o.


wHErHEh o. Long STANDING on REGENT ORIGIN IsEaaHAI
Oh RxrERsAL; wHErHKR ATTENDED wrTH PRoLAHsus,
HEMoRRHAGE, Or OBSTRUCTION; AND
EXTERNAL APPLICATION!
no INTERNAL REQUIRED ANY CASE on.
LrToKxGuLArE THE BOWELS, - oossripArEp, on
pIARRuogA pYsKNrERY.
eINHE Piles while astonshngiy prevalent in their va
rous forms, amongst all classes Of both sexes, are
At the time the dstre frequently dan.
gerous, and hitherto most difficult OF cure.
Persons who suffer any length of time with the Piles,
generally try every thing they learn Of purporng
to cure the disease yet realize permanent advantage
thcrefrom. They have been told, professionally per-
haps, there permanent for Piles"
sequenty have dispaired Of any future cessation from
pain and suffering.
To all such u SPECIFIC is offered for their relief
which has stood the Of than twelve years.
tive practice; and during that time has tdiled
.riMin kaowtsdge n the proprietors, Of CURING
DR. CAvANAUGH'S PILE sALvE
Is strictly scientific combination OF well known
dial agents. and has been brought its present perfec
ton BY continued series Of experiments, extending
through years of patient study and investigation, in
field where ample opportunities offered for thor.
oughly testing its virtues.
The proprstors have no hesancy saying that their
PILE SALvEis the
First and only E.faiiibie Specific euer Discovered,
for that disease and which cures by
OUTWARD APPLICA TON OELYt
And that, In time to come in past, II will stand s
tor trial, without failure perform the proprie-
tors claim for it, il their directions attended to-
large number Of gentlemen hi ghout the country,
OF high character and influence have voluntarily
and whose certificates maybe by reference the
proprietors' publications, to be had OF their agents
throughout the United States.
Price ~ 90 per box, retail. The PILE SALvE 10 pnt
up in glass jars ncosed in paper box label.
led, and will keep any length OF time.
For sale In this city by Z. L. Gay, A. Hendricks r.
Deit1sch, sauires and Boss, Aug IN. Garthe.
sept1-bp1v ST. Louis. Mo.
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The Great English Remedy.

The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKE.S
g e b n { ed c mn n lie Pills.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Clarke, N. d
Ihysician Extraordinary to the Queen.
Thsinvaluabe medicine Is unailing In the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the fe
male constitution Is subject. 1t moderates all excess
and removes Instructions, AID = speedy may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
tits peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short tme bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp OF Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Eisshould not be taken By females during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy az they are
sure to bring Miscarriage, but at any other time
they are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain In
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton Palpta.
ton Of the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites these Pills will
effect when all other have failed, and ale
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, Gallo.
mel, anthony any thing hurtul to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES
(Late I. G. Baldwin i Coy
Rochester, NJ.
N. B.-a1 ,0f and postage stamps enclosed TO any
AUTHORIZED Agent will insure bottle Of the Pills by re-
turn mail For saleby
dec 1s-d WY. ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Burlington, Iowa. Wholesale and Retail.
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PAIRING OrF.-The Detroit Advertiser, hav-
lug been led by an error Of the telegraphic
reporter to suppose that the Hon. VIM. A.
Howard, NJ. c., from that district, had paired
off with Lecomptonite in the important divi-
sion in the House Of Representatives on the
lst instant, Mr.. Howard makes the following
statement
az never pair on any such vote, nor shall
I lose any such vote by sickness. am not
doing that kind of business During the time
have been here my record is fuil-no vote
lost or paired. except the time was in Kansas
Soon the final struggle on Lecomp,on will come.
perhaps to day or to morrow, and il my name
should be left out, as usual, you will please
contradict the report. or announce my death.
Don't say SICK or paired"
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Harrisburg, Pa, April II.

HaFTis6urg, Pa, April II.
The bill for the sale Of the State Canals to
the Sunbury Erie r. r. passed the Senate at
at o'clock this noraing, and only wants the
signature Of the Governor to become Law.
Detroit, April II.
A Steam Saw mill in this city-owned BY
Hugh ModAtt, was destroyed BY Ere this morn
ing Loss 10000 dolars-no insurance. Pro-
badly the work Of An incendiary.
The billiard match between Christal Of New
York and Seericter Of this city last evening for
one thousand dollars, resulted in victory Of
Seerictsr BY lS7 pointsin . game Of 1000 points.
New London. c., April II.
The Griswold House at Groton was destroyed
BY fire this morning With most Of iss contenss.
Loss el6 900; partially insured.
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ST. I,ouis. April II.


Near Dodgevile, Dss Mones county. lows, o. fhurs.
day. April sth BY Rev. A. J. Kynett Mr. LEWIS BUR-
NETT and Miss AsENETH JANE KYNETT.
On the nth inst. by Rev. q. J. johnson, Mr.. DA-
vID ETTIEN to Miss MARY A. SHUNCks both
this city.
At the house OF MIR. Charles Smith, by Prof Ind,
the 18th, Mr. JACKSON H1LLERf 10 Miss MARY
JANE FISH.
April 5th, BY Rev. Edmund H. Warlng, Mr.. JOHN
r. BRADEN to Miss MARY JANE, daughter Of Nj.
Foster Carmeans. all Of Yellow springs Tp., Dss
Moines county.
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LATEST COUNrERYElTs.-Beware of bills Of Al
| denominations on the Farmers Bank, Bridge
! port, Ct, altered from broken Farnlcrs' Bank
| Nickiord, II. ].
Genuine 2os on the Commercial Bank OF Ken
lucky, with counterfeit signatures, are in circu
! lalion. Better refuse all 20s.
| 2s, on the Marine Bank, Providence, X. L.
Wig. three females, ship. &c.
81, on the Elm CITY Bank, New Haven, CT
VIg three men-not printed in colors
2Os on the Southern Bank Of Kentucky, rails
ed from ls-Vis. harvesting scene, portrait Of
a little girl near the centre, very well done
Genuine 2Os have for Wig farmer with his
right hand on hogshead OF tobacco, female
portal, on right end.
los, on the City Bank, Nashville, Tenn
Il INK has none.
IS, on the Bank Of Chester, s. C.-Femalc,
anchor. shield, ships. and two children on lower
right corner: girl and bundle Of wheat in lower
lett corner.
IS, ON the Warren Co. Bank, Penn-Vig f.
male, COW, &C., with two figures each side :
three IS on each end.
-, on the Farmers Bank, Troy, N. wig.
two females, cupids, figure 2, &c: trains Of cars
Oh right.
81, on the Bank OF the Old Dominion, Va
Wig. female, horn OF plenty, shipping, cars, &C.:
Washington on right end.
lbs, on the Branch Of the Louisiana State
Bank.-Vig. Neptune and car, let. c, purports
to be engraved Rawdon, Wri.h Hatch 4 Ed
SOL: poor affair.
5,s ON the Commercial Bank, Burlington, w.,
raised from ls-Vig. locomotive and train Of
ca,s: L, female and FIFTY on the left end-5O, !
Frans lin and SO on the right end Thompsons
n. Y. Bank Note Reporter, April 10th.
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Only 100 persons were permitted to enter the
prison yard in which Alexander Anderson and
Henry Richards, negroes, were executed at Lam
caster, Pa, on Friday, for the murder Of Mrs
CARRIER and Mrs. Rein, two respectable elderly
ladies'. Anderson, who died penitent and full
Of religion, confessed that the murder was com.
nittei for l2A cents with which they wanted to
get pint Of whisky, both being intoxicated at
the time. The criminals did not fall from the
gAllows, which was ''artistically" contrived 20
that the platform fell from them, and they died
Aaailv
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BriLDINc.-We understand that the ma
chnery has been purchased for new mill to be
erected this season BY the present proprietors
Of Hawk-Eye Mill. It is to be . large one, en-.
CINE one hundred horse power, and machinery
and construction after the most approved plan.
The work will be commenced ~ soon - brick
can be had
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20
The Independent says Of Dry Goods ::

"The supply Of desirable new-styls goods,
whether Of silk, wooden or cotton, 10 below the
demand, and prices are remunerative. The
small importation OF these has done we'll. The
supply Of old styles and low priced goods is, on
the contrary, very great, and such have been
cold at low prices. They are below the cost Of
importation. Choice ribbons are rather scarce
and in demand. Black silks Of the higher quail.
ties are in much request, and prices very firm.
while inferior qualities are selling at unremu-
nerative prices to the importer. We perceive
Al increase Of business from second hands. The
retail traders Of the city and nearby places are
making purchases 70 . greater extent, though
the return Of the bad weather has checked . liz
tle this disposition the last day Or two. In do
mestic goods there has been less done than
when We last reported-tbe commission houses
doing less and the jobbsrs little more but
trade 10 very irregular. After the goth inst,
when the Erie Canal opens, good deal Of pro-
dsce will b. sent forward, out Of the proceeds
Of which the liquidation Of old accounts will
take place, necessary 70 the renewal Of new Or.
ders.
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P,;nesvfllp. o.. April

$3.50 Painesville, o., April ~.
A two story wooden block OF four stores u
the center 81 business part Of town vas entirely
destroyed BY Dire last evening, goods mostly -
ved-generally insured.
81. Louis, April II.
The Republican learns from source entitledt U
credit, that an express manager passed through
the city, about two days since, with instructions
10 Gen. johnson cot TO commence offensive 90.
erations against the Mormons before the arrival
Of peace Commissioners SECRETARY Harswell
arrived yesterday, leaves for Utah about the
2Oih.
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DEMoNsrRAIIoS.-The funeral Of the bar
other night at fire in First avenue, New York,
was attended on Sunday by about two thou
sand semi uniformed rousbs," members Of
organized gangs known as Honeymene,' -
"Reliefs and Mackerclvil!ss. They each
wore q cap known as the fighters fancy.
Nearly all Of them we're smoking, and many
were drunk.
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Cool As A COBLER.-A man noted for i'm
perturability and scoldng wife, was stopped
in the woods one night by a pretended ghost
He only said -
81 cant stop, friend: if you are . man
must request you to get out Of the way and let
me pass; If you are the devil, come along aud
take supper with me- married your sister.
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Some members Of Congress had spiritual
circle at Washington, the other night, and the
shade Of Richard N. johnson addressed this
message TO southern Lecomptonite:
"Tell Crttenden that the doctrines which he
has announced in the Senate, and embodied in
his amendment to the Kansas bill, will be hail
Cd by the people Of Kansas a. the principles Of
popular liberty, and will become the rallying
ground for the construction OF . great national
party, which will take possession Of the govern
ment within three yeaIs"
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"a Our streets, Saturday, we're somewhat
esowded-business men busy. Front street
vas crowded with goods, grain, fruit trees, po
sa'oes, plows, wagons, drays, etc. The freight
depot Of the Western cars, as well IS che cars
themselves, We noticed, we're well stored with
goods for the West Things are improving.
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q II . rare that in the crowded streets Of
. city, We witness the sports Of the chase but
an excitement Of that kiad took place ON Main
Street yesterday A fawD, with Q string Of
sleigh bells ON his neck, had ssrayed into the
street. and was holly pursued, for short time,
By an szssnperansous pask Of dsgs. He ran
we'll, and the dogs gave up The chase. 70
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20
Great Bargains in Books, Paper and
... ILL &fQlinnArY -

HAVE Jus. received . large and we'll selected s,ock
4 o. Writing. Letter and Note Paper, Envelopes,
school and once Stationery Of every description,
which otter TO sell ct such low 0gures cannot fail =
give entire satisfaction. Among my list Of papers VIII
be ioenA the following celebrated brands:
keAs Mills, windsor Mils Louden. Ell
Union - Surry.
Old Berkshire Nils De Ii Hue 4 c.,
Holyoke Rhode Sons,
Nidalesex Aointsv b Co., Paris.
Westminister Owen A'HurbaFt
Ayondale CArew Manufacturing Co.
Southvorfh, Mar b c.. @~nrand Co. leg 4@
Raincr . smith.
| Irving Mnis, south L<e. Mass. etc, ETC., etc.
Also large esssvtment u school, Theological, Pc.
sea asd oAhsr bosts. for sale 1t slight advance -
eooA.
Country dealers, Feeders and others will and great.
" 10 sdv1neags % call and ny stesk 30.
&ss rugehn.lnx elssshsrs, Determined 70 sell
lower than she lowest J. y. BROWN,
hect10 Barret House Building, Third stro1A - Il
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JACKSON COUNTY, IowA.-At the late election
In the above county there was quite spirited
contest Eide, Republican, was chosen County
School Superintendent by from 800 to 400 maj
Bellevue retains the County Seat by about $50
majority. The contest was between Bellevue
And Eu1tov
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- We last week had two undoubted cases
Of rabid dogs in town which were known to
have bitten one young man, quite number Of
dogs and several COWS. One of these dogs was
kilIed-.he other made his escape.
It's very probable that other cases Of hydro
phobia will follow. No one knows how many
Of our useless dog population have been bitten
aud will 20 mad, nor At what moment he himsef
or his family may be in danger. Would our
citizens consent voluntarily TO kill of . thou
sand or two Of these worthless animals it would
be a contamination to rejoice over. AT any
rate if they cannot be killed they can and
should be tied up. The dogs must be looked
after.
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Five Thousand Dollars,
(@E mn


MILL be paid BY either Of the following
w CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of New Haven, Conn,
CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Conway, Mass,
HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass,
STATE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO..
OF Harrisburgh, Pa,
TO any person who shall honestly sustain loss by he
that amount, OF property covered by their Policies
The money In on hand and will ba paid PROMPTLY
The man who wantsit has only ca the Agent and
get his Policy.
Also. the will be paid BY the
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE. CO..
OF Hartford. Conn.,, or the
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE LIFE INSURANCE CO
Of Hartford, Conn,
10 any holder Of Of their Policies for that amount
whenever the same rha fall due. Husbands ana
FATHERS generally do not understand and appreciate
the value Of Policy Of LrE insurance. Call and ret
pamphlet (Which Will be furnishsd without chars.) ana
learn more Of the subject.
The aggregate capital Of the above named Compa-
nes 10 over
Four Millions Of Dollar!
~ Policies issosd fer any amount Desired. a4s
apf1 H. Ii. MAWLEY, Agent, y
Jefferson n. opposite COolbaukh = Nfo0GDs Dof =
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KEITrs AFRICAN ELoQUkNCE-That peculiar

KEIrr's AFRICAN ELooUENcE.-Thatp peculiar
eloquence which takes its pomp and exaggera-
ton from the associations of slavery, is now
abundant in Congress. Among its orators, Mr..
K,itt, of South Carolina, is eminent. Here is .
specimen from his recent effort on Kansas:
"Our eagles were to be carried as were ear
ried the eagles of Rome. until with the wafture
Of their wings, they had famed away the pride
AID pomp and power Of surr ounding nations /,
and this whole continent was embraced in the
meshes of our proconsular desootism. The
old thirteen, like Corinthian shaft, was to spre
upward to the Heavens; but it was to rest upon
u dome covering blood and rapine and tyran-
ny. Has the ghost of this murdered scheme
come back unannealed and blood.bolted, to epell
your gaze with its bazilisk fascination? Do you
want to conquer States and Provinces, and send
forth procunsuls covered with pomp, and backed
by legions, to slut your greed upon plundered
wealth. and safe your lust of power ON ruined
victims? Do you want a triumphal march to
the Capitol, with the spoils of plundered pro-
vnces to deck your pathway, and enslaved peo-
pie gathered around your chariot.wheelsy
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The Nav York cosfespendsnt Of The Cincin-
natl Price Current furnishes the following state
ment efthe exports Of leading articles Of do
msstic produce from that port for the week and
since Januarvl. N sssa
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A GOOD STEAM GRlST MILL, vi h two OF
"A stone and in good running order doing
good business Also, Saw Mill scLed to the u. list
Mill, with sash and circular saws, The above mills
are In the ourishng town OF Gienw ood Mills county,
Iowa. and is healthy location ard desirable place
for that branch Of business Long credit Nil be given
IL well secured. The cant give their personal
attention. il the object Of selling For further partc
ulars enquire of the undersigned.
sprl3-bp1m DAVID REMICK.
NTILLER,S DID.IEDE VII stand TIL. sea-
vi "for the improy Of stock, - a. the frame
stable Main and Valley streets Burlington Iowa.
For further particulars enquire Of the Groom at the
stable, or Of ii. G.. MILLER
aprl3.d4tw4tA Proprietor.
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PoLlck REPoRr.-Aoses Lyra was fined two,
and John Cooper Eve dollars by Justice Harris.
Saturday, fol. drunkenness.
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Chicago, Saturday Pm. A

Chicago, Saturday p. NJ. April II.
There is no change TO notice In The busine,
of to-day. Wheat transactions are entered in
to with extreme reluctance: present holders b,
, ing unwilling to increase their stock: and yess.
owneas. the chief operators not liking to operat
on their own account. The exnort sales Ann,
} to some q. 900 bushels only.
Corn is active aud INQUIRED for at quotations
but there does not appear to be much dsposi.
ton to nav higher rates. There being no stool
in store transactions are necessarily confined Il
the receipts which it will be observed below art
extremely trifling.
Freights are unchanged; and vessel owners
not likely to accept less money.
/ The grain in store, exclusive of what 10 af1Oat
| as reported to the Board of Trade on the 10th
of April, was as follows:-
Flour, bbls SO,ll7
Wheat spring, bu 1890 l42
| red, bu s,l76
Corn, bu 2S,lO5
Oats, bu 1873
Barley. bu 67,OOS
Rye, bu $500
Sales and nominal rates of the leadieg staples
We quote 40 follows:
Nour-Spring Extras IS, 5OaS,75; Superfinc
$2,75a3,OO. Corn Meal-we quote at SIS 90 per
ton. Buchwheat Flour 5Oa75c per cwt. CITY
mills retail family -four at "a, So Extra at s, so;
ChOice Extra at g., 80 or single Dbl; Q reduction
Of soc Or bbl made on five barrels and over
Rye -four sells at S,OOaS, % pr Dbl.
Wheat-Steady, at &c free on board and COO
to store, daily transactions about equal to re-
ceipts the larger exports being on account of
holders here.
Corn-Actiye, at 43c on board for prime: in.
feriGr qualities ut irregular rates. Stock in store
now exhausted and business necessarily limited
to the amount of the receipts.
Oats-Dull at 25 to 26c.
Rye-Nominal at SOC.
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ATT. y. Cameron, Of New York, missr Of
a1eeeanls msans, has been taken from bic
~. 2 - hespital, nearly starved 70 DEATH
- p'yaclans said nothing else allied him.
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1--WE HUNDRED Agents Wa1lea...
F $50 q MoMeh WaFFaMgc@.sssrorf full
particulars enclose postage scamp and adaresa
4 deole-wtf A. COYLE CO.,
NJ. Pleasant. Iowa
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

the sciences OF Chenhsrv
and Medicine have been taxeS
their utmost 10 produce this hear.
most perfect purgativs which Il
known to man. Innumersble
proofs are shown that these PILls
have virtues which surpAss IN en-.
ceilence the ordinary medicines,
and that they win unprecedented.
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"esfge II. Richer, native Of Boston, precip.
go himself from his room 10 q third story, at
49, 49, iesk, Sunday night, while asleep, and
Sso from fracture Of tho skull.
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| Burlington, Monday r. n.
The river b nov at stand or rising % littl
- hardly = b psrcepsibie, with six feet on th,
lower rapids.
Butnes 3 impeoviag. travel increasing. ane
everything locking up savs grais, Of which li.tl,
10 coming forward.
Wheat-neminal At sOag3c.
Floor-City MIL ts,7s pr Dbl.
Cosm-90a1Go.
Oate-26C,
Eggs-scarce at cts per desen.
Butter-l2al6c.
PotatOes-1Oal5c.
Sugar-64a6c.
COdee-l3alsc.
Aolasses-S7} aA2c.
Seeds-Timothy Seed, $3.50. Hungarian d..
25a1l,35.
Hams-llal2} cts. Shoulders, &c. Sides, 8
cts. Lard-9alOc.
Hay-$lO psr ton.
Whiskey-2O cts.
Apples-$1,OO
Dried Apples Sc per ID. Dried peaches l2ac
per 10.
Hides Dry Flint l2c. Green, SC.
Tallow-lOc.
Vinegar-lOa12c.
salt-Ground alum. 81 IL per bbl Syracuse,
$2,75 per Dbl. Kanawha. 6Oc per bush.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GFor Throat Diseases and Coughs use "BRows's Baos-
cHrAL TRocHEs," which are sold BY all Druggists
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New Rooka-Jost Received.

NORTH-WEsTERN COAST; or, three years resi-.
IN dence In Washington TerritoFy-hy james O.,
swan with numerous Illustrations. 1 vol. l2,uo,
VIRGINIA ILLUSTRATED Containing visi. 10 the
yirginian and the Adventures Of Port Cravon
and his Couslns-iliussraisd from Drawings BY Pors
Crayon.
TiIE BArrLE.FIELDs OF rnE REvoLurloN-py
Thomas q. RhoAds.
THE BANKER's MANUAL. A Manual for the uss
q NotAr.es Public and BAnkers-by Bernard Rocker
smith Honans Editor u the Bankers NJ saaine, &c.
The above Tor sale By J. p. BROWN,
novA BnYret lIonxr f,ark Mat
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St. Johns, April -.
The Brig Boomer from Boston, for the safety
of which some fears have been entertained
from her having been SO long overdue, arrived
at Placents Bay on Friday the 10th inst. The
delay in her arrival VS. caused by a detention
of five weeks in the ice. The passengers and
crew all we'll.