The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-28
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vnr r,.v an az th;s corrtrv 4ha Land of III frce
hut such freedom a dat DOM eractlv anti me- !:
And sooner much longer this vav 3, remain
/ would rather 70 back to ould Ireland again.
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49, ~ 80. go. =. 80 $50 .Ioa sne nOuss is
they returned to it. Thew we're. treated in tie
same manner, with like effect. The cure was
most complete. presume Il wa the chlorine
gas, which did not agree with their olfactories.
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iaiSe iaho-oWher, mas daugnter upon Wnom ne
=, Mss prepared % pank ms fortune 4ne young
iady was wooed and won by the curate Of the
PARISH 70 WAlcn sne resided. Inc reverend gen
father resolutely refused and eventually she was
induced 10 marry rich Dutch merchant rnon
her marriage her father settled e1OO O,(, al her.
The ladv was married about fnnr vaars and d
few weeks apo cloned with her former adm;rer
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DIV Apors lamp Mce''hS, Wohians snaii -
naaranee .,,,ass - ,s aa,a TX, i; ~ ~
toId lin "a TN .s,sd a,,a ~, much sha
worth and ;rJnco,, m, - ,-srrv har IL con.
sented tbe Lna. was .;ed and sba having A..
comnlished his run rorsook him nrohabIy "a
IN, anathar .;a.n. NJ. r;,.ah s.,- e. ~ sarved
,ro No., =, ~, tacs.a. -, Il, ra.ada
and IA a.han i. vV;.sa..,; ~ ,.t.ar - aast;-
.n.o ar,,,I;.;a,, ~ 800 n;.s 10. M Nd !,
-. na;c, s;,,,;,.n a,s 800 ors;n
isusT hpNaru y. Pres'acs WIZ sress elHrlcnpi
~ 'hc house; ing Douy - large anu snc Deiilc .
crazy are ihcifed 70 pe rs trouDiesohle as posi-
ore. ohder THESE circumstances, ~ was matter
Oh mach moment 70 nave PRESIDING 0incer VINO
united .horoush knoWiedse Oh parliamentary
rules with energy Of character to enforce them
On az occasions. JuaSe EaWaras was 'he nun =
for the emergency, and the kenubiicans were Tor
tlnate IN their choice,--lies MONIES Register
Il, Gov Rnsch command. tba resnect of Nom.
hers of iii nart;es IN h;s nos;t;on a. nrcs;ding
"a; ear nf M Senate Gantlaman,v II I'D her.
IND ,;gn;f;ea and .ou,teous ~ ali occas;ons no4
even III h;ttarnst nnl;t;cal onnnnents can And
f,,,l, With Lin, Ia IA. eor,aot annra.;.t;on
&c tl,e n,,e. And o,,,y needs ! lille cxner;enoe
u snabIa him II G.l narfactlv Il eaas II In
honorable position he occupies.-Des Moines
Register.
The heaviest case of ;nsolvencv evor before an
American s.onrt i tha an,l;.at;o,, &c cn,,,,,,,
caga 4 RI &c New y..L a. ,s,,es ,,adsr ~
;nsolyent at with l;ah;l;t;es &c over ss non 900
The netit;an i strongly onnosad hnt viii avan,.
| ually 90 tlranoh Thov hara hosn far man,
years g,,e hass;est ane,ators IL ro,r J., III
Aaar;can MAKE, I'M have boon ernn,ed crar
since The mamie of ~ ana IAN now rarrv tl,e;,
burden no longer.
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ho,aa,.,, !, IN MI
nlace 10 81 far anr hates Tha nns i ag u,
i,ast al r. H. !, ~ 81, 90 e : " -
What i ~ !; f,ora,,ao to ot,acr as
,,arsa,'s ana ,,a.,.hog s,arn,a,ts M e..
hi a NJ, aa, ,,',. r,tar - A'aF ~
What /; III a;aa.a,,aa -.
stonds h.io,, -, arJ ~, ~
YOU are telling him. The one siaa,ls ,n,7e,. You
and the other understands YOU.
/ What il the difference between a very inter
estina story and the nasal nrntnherance IF ~,
/ intemperate man? The one i read THROUGH ani
] the other is red too.
/ WHY are those who address YOU whiningly and
SIMULTANEOUSLY, like company OF deaf mutes p
The former speak co,st and the latter can't sneak
Chicago Leader
/ There iii, lie f,.r .clinses his rear-,vo q
| The sun and two of Tie Moon. The first ~ an
nuaI eclinse of the SIM January ODD ;nv;s;hle
| in All North America. The second. Paris
| nc,it,sa Of The Moon Fahrranv ca - TIL e.ar
mo. visible here The third 4 total erIinse u
tia sun. July 18Th. n the morning TIL: eclns,
! Il risilla hern hnt onlv total IN Enrona aai,
| ete The fonrtb . martial anl;nsa 81 M No.
August 1st n The afternoon visible IN ,ha M
posite side az the earth ShS -
AZ III, last Presidents Iavea II wash;noton
cons;lerabIe amusement Was created dnr;n,as M
evening Nv the rather strange conduct ami ~;
| form worn hy 4 gentleman nrescnt Who ma1o
l,;ms.,f ,,,,,s', M, oansn;c,,ops /, .'aa.
tanned that he was stranger from the West, and
had been persuaded to adopt the attire he wore
BY some wags, VINO informed him that lie must
wear court dress or military uniform on his ap.
pearance at the reception of the President.
"A gentleman from reNas arrived in Boston
January 9th, who left spring climate with meas
a inches h;ch ~ homo found ;ea 5 inches ,h:ol
in Washington, and in Boston found ice ! inches
| thick-and all these changes of scene and eli
mate he passed through in week. This il, in
deed, "a great country s 4t
horrible case Of destitution and death was
exposed in Chicago few days since A poor
family, consisting Of Edward Miles, wife and Two
children, John Donegan and Mary DeverauS,
were living together in one room, without fire or
food, with scanty clothing and but one bed
Mrs. Miles getting up in the night to provide a
drink of water for one of the children, found
Mary .loze sa, aeaa en- 1he noor, ana having no
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