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ss-Iwa German men. calling them
We = 9. Werner, and r. G. Willis. we're
a - the south cambridge, in Union
mp = thisves, on Sunday night, At about
sssek n their possession was found .
ssastisy y clothing, js~elry. &c. Most
aseAing vas marked with the name Of
ason. Of Virginia. One of the men
= b r T. Wilson, but said he was
- vfgiaia. They were brought 70 the
vsrday, when il was ascertained
- property was the same which was
- Ne Western Hotel, ON Saturday,
vnsa - sill At the hotel, and identified
.'ssA q he goods q bis own property.
ssaaindsr vas proved BY eshsr guests
asssa. They wses taken before Rsq.
- szaninatioo, and committed 70 jail,
- sctisa Of the Grand Jury.
ess - Ans msn who ere Supposed y
assd IL lass outrage IL Msscasins,
= have sobbsd stores IN New Boston,
sssn u those places have been sent
: saasssase II thsirs, vhoss name W
-, whose hsad vas shaved, up shs
49, eays sinse, - also arrested, On
.Asshsl wissea, ard lodgsl d jail.
- - n dos. - plsassrs II
sesv = assatly dssissda Is Mnssasiee.
1 psehsbly - go = ~ ~, .
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mARRHEn.

| On the 18th inst, BY Rev g. ]. johnson, W. II.
CARRAvALL. or London, @. W., to Mss MARA W.
LOMBARD. daughter Of o. Q. Lombard, Formerly 81
Boston.
Boston papers please copy.
nolds, Mr.. MARTIN B. HORN, or Bloom6ed, lows, and
Miss JOSEPHINE y. CASTER, Of Dss MONIES county,
Iowa.
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The editor Of the Southern Mercury says that
no has '.A)ways expected some of the anti-Le-
couptonites to take water" All the temper.
ance societies under heaven couldnt make him
do such thing Louisville Jour.
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e8 The Coroner Of Lee County is getting
jealous OF tho Justices of the Peace, in that
County. who are holding inquests, and robbing
him Of the honors and emolumsnts of his ex-
Allied station
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B. & II. r. r. r. Notice.

vgHRE annual meeting Of the Burlington Missouri
i River Railroad Co., (ths time having been changed
by unanimous vote Of the stockhoders will be held u
the ONCE Of the Company, In Burlington, Iowa, on
Wedne sday, June 2Sd, ensuing, at 10 o'clock A. for
The election OF Directors and the transaction OF such
other business - may come before them.
The sanction OF the stockholders an Office OF the
Company in the Eastern States Fendered Necessary By
their crcumstanees) Will be proposed, by An addition
70 . ninth OF the articles OF Incorporation.
revisal Of the bye.aWs OF the Company will also
be recommended.
BY order OF the Directors.
may96 J. N. DENISON, eecy.
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r. Same tan wears ..

" Some ten years experience has fully confirmed
the good reputation Of "BRown,s BRONCHIAL TRocHKs
or Cough Losenges 10 the al eviaton Of Asthma, Win
ter Cough, Bronchitis Hoarseness, and other Pulmo-
nary maladics. may21d&w1w
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HAWKES. ON Instructions 10
- young spo-tsmen, in all that relates to Guns and
Snoonng, 0y LssIt Col p. Hawker, with descriptions
Of the animals and birds of North America, BY VIM r.
Porter, Esq, with Illustrations. The above together
with large assortment of Standard and
Books for sale atreduced prices by Up. BROWN.
aug8 Barret House Rloch "a :.
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I'd An Irishman instituted an excitemen
and drew crowd, on Third Street, on Satur-
day afternoon, by improvising rabbit hunt
de had young rabbit, and three dogs: ant
amused the people by letting the rabbit inte
the street, and sending the dogs after him.
The little fellow ran well, for some time, bu,
was finally caught in . store, and mashed BY
the dogs. The great zest with which MAORI
~ Of the bys:anders enjoyed the exhibition
was not At all suggestive of humane feeling.
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1essrs. HcKittsrick 3 Miller have received
the present spring very large additions 70 their
before large stock Of Cookery. China and Glass
Wsrs, and We take pleasure in calling attention
to theirs ~ embracing . full complete stock
Tavern and saloon keepers viii ind full setts Of
ware Of any desired size and quality BY calling
upon n. & u.
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II
-, A. lnpsAxA oesss lAns ADDsan - j
Il ssIhs lnlnIesraf5oa ~ "a nsoy seenstaae
ne in fsn telsEship-ehs Ks1e1o eeltlsnent vi
&c on the 1seat Principles o. neninterveniioas.
leave - pe0pls perfeo1Ally IT. to chul
soe themssN hi 4 fs1i csrain ear carry Ii
u1etrice 11sn ~ lcooo Il ~ 6irorict wi
bring thes ~ = ~ poles esslin. fIsstsr 4
ne Hon, -. = eS,ey.]
/ Cfackesi who for NJ ~ veoe.
Help eacs ness this he1s y -
Ihe dislries - - Z - shns gIo4s
o. hopsd tor viotefy.
Rush 70 Tho polls each denoesa4
/ And smash the oppositiea Aa&,
/ And Ieci this coon 70 help do that
| Do It perfectally.
Last winter, when in Congress-,
Walked up snakes some, and mighty spry
Before me did them cusses fiy,
The Black Republicans.
Immense cheering upon the approach Of the
IhermopylH delegation, headed by Colonel
Chodler, I. NJ, in full regimentals.J
Many's the battle, men, I've it,
Ask English thar about my grit,)
When 10 the House ell round hit
80 catawampously.
know them varmints BY their sign,
And when I'm riled. why chaw me Gne,
They drop as soon'sI draw line
Ur, vamose speedily.
Ny principles now let me finger:
bate q Federal and . niger;
go Old Buck with all my vigOr-
Am down on Intervention.
II makes my skin crack when I hear
The inemy our party jeer,
And hint we've got it out Of gear,
And need new convention.
democracy amt found its snag;
Our eagles reost on every crag,
And screech where Ger Columby's flag
Waves DER our tall corn country.
interruption occasioned by the vociferous
greeting OF an inebriated constituent, who ar.
ives on an ambling OK.
Julius Cesar, history says,
Who lived to Rome in ancient days-
Fenced in the world. and put 70 Craze
His COW upon the pastur.
From Caesars breeches take tuck
They'd be tight fit for Old Buck,
And woke-up-Europ, panic.struck,
Would fxxle out and blast her.
tell you this top sawyer nation
Takes the shine out Of all creation;
And first in gineral estimation,
About which folks won't bcker.
Is me and other coons that went
TO Washington, to represent
The people with their own consent
Now, men, 'spose we 60 likker.
(Ereunt ozs'ses mem eon.)
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We are assured BY the proprietor Of DR.. Halls
Balsam for the Lungs, shat II is not palliative
merely. which only relieves for the time being.
but IL 10 Thorough curative, a. it strikes At the
very root of the disease, and by removing it
removes ct once all remote or attendant conse-
quences. This 10 distinguished characteristie.
property possessed in equal power BY NO other
medicine Of like nature now before the public.
For sale IN Burlington by druggists, and by
agents in every town in the. county.
See advertisement. wilt
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nREGON and Washing ton.-New Work
~ Oregon: Comprising History and Description OF
me Territories Of Oregon and Washington with Incl
gents OF Travel and Adventure. by A. 4. Armstrong.
for sale by T. p BROWN
sept8O Barrett House Buildings Third str.at
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The 10th was busy day At st. Louis; 1900
troops arrived by railroad, going forward 70
Utah, and party Of merchants from Santa Fs
brought 100000 in specie 70 buy goods
Things were lively for few hours.
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GooD.-The Citizens Of North Burlington.
having lost all patience with . rendezvous for
pimPs, thieves and counssrfsitsrs, near the
backyard, have determined to put quistus to
the matter, at al hazards. We have no OBJ
lection.
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WnAs NExr.-An attempe y 70 - 1ode y
rooosoe tho millioo and . AAlf q Ao1lasD thae
uent 6ewn II ~ Csnssal AmesieA, AjaAe1b
- b eank n ua&ep over 6ve.sighths II q miIe
dssR and u spot that y ninety niles don
IL nooeoOe land.
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The extent Of the territory and variety Of the
climate Of the United States, may be reslized in
crop is now ready for the scythe, while at the
North it 10 just beginning to grow.
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CURIous.-Mr. J. 8. Phelps, Of Union Town
ship. hasa cage Of five young weasels. They
we're caught while blowing, and are q very in
torQsting little family
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CIsrERNs THAT WILL KEEP OUT SURFACE WA
rER-A correspondence. A. White, Of Bur-
lington, wa,-informs NJ that the following
method Of building clsterns in moist ground
will efFectualy prevent water soaking through
them from the outside and inside also:
.sThs bottom Of the cistern 10 spread with by.
draulic cemeat in the usual manner, then laid
over with brick, upon which the wall 10 COM
msnced about IN inch, or an inch and halt
from the earth oil around. When the wall ID
shout fosr courses high, the interstices between
tho ordinary cement, made very thin and poured
In; then build up the wall, and gil Il with grout
- before. When the cistsrn Il plasteFed inside,
The vall 4 completely enoassd with coat Of
cement, that prevents The passage Of water both
ways. Americsn.
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THE FIRkxES's SUPPER, Friday night, q
Grimes Hall, was largely attended. The mu
sic was fine, tho gastronomic arraagements
excellent, and the company decidedly gay.
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Sunday may bs very good day 70 break
longeared cattle to The saddle, but No confsae
g have bsea rather pleased than Otherwise q
seeing . couple 81 young men Lass Sunday r.
n. get each rather heavy iails BY little rearing
up behind Of couple Of dun mules. Try i
aeain
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In A BAD WAY.-Prentice says: Several Of
the Democratic papers admit that their party 10
badly ruptured. The fact 10, it has sustained an
abdominal rupture, aad there 10 no patent truss
strong enough to keep its bowels mp"
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VINO 70 Cor. KANE f--sOme curiosity q ex-
pressed 70 know Who Col. Kane, the gentleman
who seems to have acted % mediator between
the M0rmons of Utah and Gov. Cumming, ia
In one quarter, We have seen il stated shat he
| 10 . Mormon, and that this accounts for his Sc
lection by the President % Peace Commits
sioner. But this 10 all wrong; he never was .
Mormon. He is young mantle SON Of the
late Judge Kane of Philadelphia, and brother
Of DR.. Kane, the Arctic Explorer. He held the
Office Of Clerk of the District Court until the
death Of his father-sn event which has taken
place since Col Kane left for Utah. A few years
since Col. Kane was in this section Of the coun.
try, and passed some months of his time in the
Mormon settlements Of Iewa. He became q
tavorite with them, and tho town Kanesvills,
marked out and inhabited BY them, was named
after him. The President, having knowlsdge,
probably, Of these facts, deputed him to 60
70 Utah, to let the people know what they must
expect if they persisted in their rebsllious
course. His presence seems 70 have checked
them in their mad career, and iss probable that
the vel!.dispcssd and lav.abidiag portion Of
them will submis 70 The anthositiso now ssnt
and those Who have bsen Indicted for treason,
will find Il convenient 70 search out new home
before the new Governmens y fairly Ofganised.
-lSt. Louis Republican.
/. 4 BaAvs WoAAn.-Among the deaths, ~
announce to-day shs dspastsse q Msa Ann
Kesia r. Small, Who vas one Of ths survivors
Of the Inflated Central America, that foandeesd
IN the Atlantic last 6sptembsr. Il viii b rs-
msmbsf that 1Fs. Small was then returning
Aoms. after having bufisd her husband q Pam
ana: Y - eass . Csps. Hssnden. Captain
vita. 70 ~ AN1vnenA - Vsk.~n VsRSn.a~~s~AA
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TERR1BLE.-A young son Of John v. Hol-
comb, living near Portland in this county, was
severely injured ON last Monday by being caught
in corn crusher. His skull was badly crushed
near the parietal bones and his lower jaw frac.
in to dress the wounds took out several pieces
Of the temple bone. The boy was doing well
when last heard from.-Keosaqua Republican.
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~ 1AaSI -
H~N psoefs assshovn that thsss PIrss
Iii 49, have virt1sa which saEpass IL en-
EM cenence The ordinary medicines,
OK and that they vim unprecedented.
eZn11l@-Y upon the esteem OF ~ men.
They are safe and pleasaDs to take, but powerful b
activities o. he body, feovs me obssracsioss u Is
purge oas .hs foul humor: which breed ana rev az
temper, stimulate sluggsh disordeged Of1ane into
ss, 1,s,s ; ssss .ns r.: W
nidabls and Dangerous diseases skss have SasS o.
ecss, they ire time. II dinnishsd doses,
the safest and best physic that " enploysd &c
sna s.a. p ss9 e
we're they not sabsantiased =. q szalsk %
lent their names 70 certify . ne pa6c lie reisSisS
Of my remedies, while esisfs have cent ns "a 80
Of their conviction that N Prepasations contr
onse Immensely 70 the rsLsf Of ~ aaietsd, saGssing
me Agent below aamsa l. pasassa = sur.ssA r.s.
ny American Almanac, esasanns dirsstsas ~ tAeir
ass and cessacates q thsis eusss y ths ollsWiDe
co.sIvenssa, Ruliess csnp,ainss, aAs.nass., Dssp-
y, HeartboTns Headache arising ifom foal etcaach
Nausea, Indigestion, Morbm Inaetlon q IL Devsls.
lite, Ill Ucerens and Cutanssus Disease vhich reGurs
svacuass hedins. ecrofaa or Kings wi. 1Asy aIss,
y purifying e: Moe s.a ssl..l...f ssrs
could reach, such Deafness, ParN n1fndnsss Nsc-
ragis and Nervous lrSisasthN, Dssansa1sn1s = ne
Liver and Kidneys. 0ovt And other kin1red complaints
IN fanceione.
Do nctbe PIT - ~ yrprinelpssd asalsn Viii sone
other pill sAsy make moro pro11 -. Al o. AYmn
PlIs and take nothing els. No ssheF hey can i've
you comparss xisA - y - ialrss ssls = esra-
tive powers The sick want he - ~ tAars d ~
them, and they should have IL
Prepared y D. g. ATnns Rrasoieaa a. Anaavti.
cal CAsmiss, Lowell Mass.
Bold q Wholesale ~ - \. 0av, DuYlln1e.n Iesrnam
hssee keoGnks \. 1asA o., CAleaSo, lalkas1 r
vo ~ Leeis 80 ~ Agentsin every town u - Un.
- Ssasss. taeE1-1Wom
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az The Dubuque Northwest, one Of the
few Lecompton papers IN Iowa, has been sus-
pended
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B .R-O-N.C-Hl-AJ
% S It o


New Work.
lust published-The Church POlity Of ne Pilsyims
eo,s y Rsy ~. w sa. Boston ~ Pr isno
Up. RROWN.
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II an 7sA = = - -x~~~vN 60
III - s1.r.,s1a A - Y sFF
III HDANSQN - Ue4etA@eg NNn1AHD kgNo ". -
] DbA1p - nes'p d Dtxpsos; W1inn1B nru1y;
!. larjnnn = Whit gtekYb 30GtE
Ds1vssEiD lnsalssieas NcsM - N1fstsss;
Bss sass - rnself1 conn1 c0N.3
= - - - = -
III nNE MUNDmEW Doxss 0sssn6 OeAs, -
~ sagA, C2sves, Qans1sens RHploF 81 oteSDy -
nays -. nOoEn4 go.
II 0ME rngmTTnANn ~ ae1arins sTv,ne -
III II t6er~ee fnssr- ~ IN - ~ ~ - - -
mnT1 II pOnRna 4 "a.
II 80
L TNlFTY &oeha DeaoA Aunles foe all q 8 ~
naV4 ~ 1n0TrN v co
1 ->-- - =
- p0xna 1870. ~. cs.1 - S......sS
Il OV 50 tsvs Neari-:
- Lova Drcn~+
| - !. crsaa Oas1v;
10 Lerenree.
Sc DnnIisd 80 R~ot.
Oar1s1~G
10 Jenny lima Chevlns a..
Hcr sale by the Sor Tma virS RrnAy
= -.
MI ASSACHUSETTS RERORTN--C0mH
IVA plste In - vols, f6r 0oee %. Jua rseefved "
nays J. =. C0kD9 . SON.
- - = - = - ----- = -
u. ". 8OAERS.
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Five Thousand Dollars,
90, O0Q,)
MILL be paid BY either " the ALLOWING
w CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF New Haven, Conn,
CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. sa
Conway, Mass.,
HAMPDEN FIRE INGURANCR CtyNpANv
Springfield, Mass,
STATE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
OF Harr!sburgh, Pa,
- any person who shall honestly sustain loss BY re 70
-. amount Of property covered BY their Policies,
me money Is on hand and will be paid promptlv-
ne man who wants IL has only cali on me Agent ana
get his Policy.
Also. the same sun viii be paid BY Tho
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF Hartford, Conn.,, or the
AAAhiSAN IEAkEkANCe LIN INSURANCE 90.
OF Hartford, Conn.,,
70 any holder Of OF their POLICIES for thar
whenever the same shall fau dine. Husbands ADD
Fathers generally do not understand and epprecieto
the value OF Policy Of LIE insurance.. Gail ana 10
pamphlet (Which will be furnished without char9el end
learn more Of the subject. - -
The aggregate capital Of the above named Conps-
mics 10 over 8
-Four Millions Of Dollars! NV
- Policies issued for any amount desired
apr7 III III HAWLEY Ac.cx
Jefferson st., opposite Coelhaueh q Rrooks' bank
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q The large and beautiful chandelier II 10
ssatsr Of Ibsnsssr Church. 80 H. aoor -
Saturday, and - completely destroyed. The
isH 10 oecasieasd By thsAtivisg ~ay II The
hook 20 which Il va attached.
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s.No LAND GRAnf Axp aGAv1 TsRalfoRY,"
--bnt Slavery Is ~ hsssfdA
e4hau ron have IL buaaed and the turkey,
81 have the turkey and Jon The busxasd r.
EAkson Beacop. Ss
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Durlington Nouse Taseerv

TMH UndsesIg6ea veal9say sehn ltssn4 - -.
y Tons that BE- has succeeded Ii pesfneHn~ ~ -
rsngements g = = q ~ nsehaasry a - vesk -
Houses aenally 1sae Nv h1n1 e1eeps - 80 rrs[
~ haes - hanA Aiares sspoly ~ e q --'' -'- n
D0ilA1ng Mla1oRlAlos D01l0arep 80.
ware CA010 R0@pn, re.
Cottages and Dtssf5es esAoor Hossss I'm Il anv -
sonees eiseenes ffs0 - slys y ~ me u r.
4 you would hAvs sAeap Heuse. hnasd u = -.
and you would have c0mpssssA ready for oecanev
built en short notice anA eeeonnpsAaain4 Serms snA =
your biil % The DurIipRtsn Meass 1aetsry. -
An kinds q Meueo WorAs e1e& - DeoFu, oosh. Unaa
Door and Window Hsanes, Ccsniee Morl1lars. -
Mouidings, &C., eonstAntly On hand.
refseus q . distance wishan9 - mOv ~ 60 r
sneir yanta Atasn4e = " payhe peoGags Al eaaF1
may1bp1y IN 1900 Sn1
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but u laot, Canstitatioa sad Slavery, which
ever way they should vess.
NJ. Englishs plan Of submission Il Q little
di0essnk, bot Viii The saus ruling idea. They
80 now vote
ssrAu~ a A~0 Ann 4sAvu G0A9u. ~
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A SPUNKY POsTMAsTER.-The Postmaster at
Plainview, Macoupin county, in this State, hear.
ing that Postmaster Cook was engaged in the
business of bringing over the Postmasters Of
this State to Lecompton, or of removing them
il they were rebellious, invites him to try his
hand on the iPlainview Postmaster. We find
the letter in the Alton Democrat,
PLA1NvIEw, ILL.,, May 10, 1858.
NJ. /. Cook, Postmaster, Chicago, ILL.,:
Dear SIR IL am informed frem different
sources-and upon the whole, they are quite re.
liable-that you possess the power, tools and
will, by which you are enabled to fyannmogra-.
ply all Douglas Democratic Postmasters and
bring them cut on Lecompton's side; and in
case you end them . little stubborn, that you
take their noses off back Of their ears. Now,
sir, suppose you try your hand upon me. l
am P. n. ct Plainview, and am firm Douglas
Democrat; and il this disqualifies me, there
goes" But do not know of any other kind
about here, and if you will come down here.
will introduce you to them al; and If there is
one amongst US that can be changed bya Cook,
or any one else, / am anxious to find it out
But think you will mot find one, from the fact
that the Democrats in this locality have been
regarded as strictly honest. Perhaps you may
think it best to import one; well, ii that 10 your
game, send him on--if be can stand it, We can.
Your inferior in Office, but superior in politics.
d. GORE, p. NJ, Plainview. III.
Ike Cooks paper please copy.
The Chicago Union is Ike Cooks paper re-
ferred to. It copied the letter.
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e8We trust that should the burglaries and
sobbsries now 50 rife, continue, we shall be able
10 convince the public at large that there is a
pecunisry as well as \ moral and religious side
70 their business that il, as q community, we
'give eoun.enance and credit to men of notori.
uly' bad eharaeter-men who are gamblers
nd debauehees, wo shall be liable to suffer in
ANY ways All recollect the great fire at
Eaicago and ito heavy loss Of property and val.
able human life, and few have forgotten the
aass. II oil knew the nightly companions of
Asir employees and oil that transpired in their
Acs and stores and Offices after business hours
bay would be able TO account Or many mex
Geable losses and uuaccountable thefts and
>>hhnssAa
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IN - La - UDIBEx MUWTCn !
Qfl0 PIECE0 recsived this day fro@ Nsaprs Orxvnn
wv Dnsos Co., Ne lasgsss Aassc ps1ii1hse 49,
The subscriber has lust eonpleted An sYr..e...s -
scs % special Agent Tor tho above hsuse anA m keeo
Asf receive - regularly 80 promptiy . ~ ~
me express vii permit, paehagss eonsasnln9 IN oholP
new ana popular publications and such other Nrsc ~
may 20 ordered. III. n. HAWLEYy.
may10 >~.ss
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

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HAa THE sciences or Chemistry
and Medicine have been taxed
AV their utmost 70 produce this bese,
N most perfect purSativs which u
known to man. Innumerable
psocfs are ahown that thess Prrss
H A. have virt1ss which sazpass II s1-
EN cellence the ordinary medicines,
and that they win unpgeceSensed.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25
AN Right Again.

The water has 90 far subsidized as to enable
Che Railroad Company to resume their regular
|edps 70 East Burlington, which they did Satur-
lay last. Much credit Is due to the Company
Jbr their promptnes in this matter.
The Company will now receive and deliver
feights of every sort, probably without further
Interruption during the season. Passengers and
shippers Of grain, stock, ETC., will take notice.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-05-25

Tho Golden Wrath,
NEW supply RON the fnIsrfxsn nnsYIov Or thie ~.
menseiy popular collection of.beeutlfal Music r.
SCHOOLS ana Music Classes, q hand this morning. at
HAWLBYJ Music Store
Jefferson Street, opposite Oeolhaagh Brssks BANK.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-24
Death of an Editor.

We record with the deepest regret, the
demise of E. W. 0GBURN, Esq, Senior Editor
of 1.-The Times" at Greensboro, who depar-
ted this life on the 14th inst. We knew our
friend and brother well, and can truly bear
testimony to his excellency of character as a
man, his patriotism and usefulness as a citi.
zen, magistrate and legislator, his exemplary
purity as a christian, and his devotion and
fidelity as a Son of Temperance. His loss
will be sadly felt in the community of which
he was one of the most e~nterprising members
He died as the christian dieth-putting his
trust in Jesus. His body sleeps in death
but his spirit lives in Heaven.