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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-26
Mems size. per pair g cents.

Boys q misses do % . -| N....
NOTICE PTOnl The retail prices make liberal
allowance 10 Jobbes and Who esalers, that any
keeper may make fuo prOdt on theiT sale while they
ave nnarele that may be Sept In any ore, among any
class Of goods. 1I '
HARcoURT, BRADLEY & Co.
ser '"Sm SS Ann 9tTeet, New York
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80. PlRST lNfAStll on 4 -glsi al.
10 ReRIK ne aay e,aal q hssSs Z. q.
'9 'SI1ia sbaaRPRR
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Medioal oollege Of VirgInla.


rTtHR annual course OF Lectures OF this Institution will
} commence on Monday, Oh October q ne eellsge
timue I'M the 18th Of March ensuing
r, l.. BonlEWLN, N, p PIoisP'oro Of Obstetrics and
diseases Of women and children. ~
l CnAs. BELL GibsoN, %. d. Professor OF suTg9fy aud
USR1ES p joau,oN, NJ D. Professor Of Anat0my,
:, DAylp g TgessE, A. d. Professor Of Theory and
MaETiS ~ Se0TTi N. D., Professor of Chomlatry and
EWS /, wFtLl0FP, 81, D, Prof'aOrOl Naterls Med
lea and Therapeutics.
tuIes Of Melicine and Medical JurspTudsnee. ~ 3
ARTnUR <. PETicoLis, NJ. D., Demonstration ofAnat
The studies Of Practical Anatomy may 10 prosecuted
with most ample facilities and at yvry tTlhing eXpcLae
n6rmary and Richmond Almshouse By aone Of the Pro-
lessons. ,,,,r,,,,
MGirieuatlon zee, sd4.lA. ..iE. d
Professort' Psss, saD..I 'ia"tg' fH3 100
DemonstrhtoT's Fee, ~. Stt1lQ
Tbs PTies q board, including sl sha and
atlsndinee ls usually g or yl TEX Ell
ing Institution, viii be forwarded TO tho.e ppPylng
orl or SPECIFIC snS S1b ag TTST x i'fs
aug0td Detn OF INC Eaeglty, Richmond, We.
SO eillsasI -'sa NOTICE! sag.t afFfi
VIZ NJ. T. sRLBY, hsyIrg conveyed and assIsued TO
w ba as Tnaiee al bis Isil snq PeLsonsi,
nee u Ono sS,bI vfgSia Hotieei Is hotbyeivsh that
tic stock Of Ofy Goodsis offered Tor sale AZ the store
pTocs 10 cioss II oui and 70 al perann9 indehlelto him
70 nss "a 10 the underhigned, OF 10 j. N lticsil
aud tys n seb5, who have been employed By u,iomake
l'EIfb-Tif 'ftf JANIS BAKER, nlIp n
HENRY TALDaNT f.TTuhtoes,
llYL1 Jas 4. bAhARs
iTiastpEa Argus eyp5tte month
- FiRsT lN7As MO M ~,
~ YORK silF ilsii, q lhs Eali style Cons ap3 zee
sn as,,,,n sb HARPER 3 5f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-26
nersn,ber boJ. ts53.

... .ar . COMMEgtONkRa OFEioFtl
tcA.tH lt Deeember 22d, 1883
NotIee-The PARTIES interested in The nattea o. ih9
sons decree ste hereby nohhed mat
civ on NYbeen9 as Tie tino and place. when and where
win proceed to lake the account directed BY me ssld de,
cree And do tequire The production before nc OF al
sch papets books, vouchers and proofs as may be ne
ossii "A 10 Inc proper taking OF said aceounta.
1900 '7'fi GIBSON u. CRANMBR,
.uoos Master commissioner In ehareeTy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-26

OLIVER NAPKIN RINGS .fa..s 7H
- 80 Mugs ond t'uns, 81. .l. .HH. All. -a.H
Z Spoons and Sugar Shovelsi |..r..tt
butter aud Fruit Knives. .... n T.
For Aale AZ .sl t.. O y. BROWh's,l .I
letn 5000. ..... D.. ii .... ..s Monroe 81
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-26

THE Ilyd omasen X valuable dlseoV!ry for project
ing the eel lToi damp cold sud preventive
81 miny Lung diseases osoa any d0eors pRaisyr
ahtidoe TO disease. I.III FS'N'
FOR gentlemen 1t win be found ugreeable warm, and
healthy 10 wear Ia the coolest OF her a. lie
toni eahnot become weiT the ilydromasenis Inserted
Ladies may wear tue highest sOled bOOis or shoes In the
os' Ih0ehhNt weather with mpunity, while COnsunp-
gOn 80 pieNele among HE young OF our country ray
be wared b. their general 6doplloe They enlIyey s.
peeede ovorshoes a. the later tie ieet to per-
~ very unheolthy manner aud, besldes ave not
Gus wear 70 pedestrians Ia Icy weather. like India
NUMBER While the latter the feet tn appear ey-
emey large, tho HydIomaeen being more thin slice Of
cork pTepsed peculiarly placed inside does not
sIe ~ le boot or eaIss the Lotto appear unlldy
10 e9oen they are extremely valuable, THY NJ en-.
teSe ~ eAetete Will comfort and healthy efecla Their
sNense 10 50 sis 10 scarce need meption besides
hose Who patfoOte hem will lind thet ysdrIy doeioFs
6HtS mueh diminiIhsd hsTsBy. - - -
as Tue HydToma6en Us becoming known Its sale
increasing TO 9 almost Incredible extent Last year In
LONDON, Manchester, birmingham, Liverpool, Glasgow,
Leeds Dublin Pats, Antwerp. Hamburger, and Berlin.
9a sales reached 40 pairs ofcork solos This yeaT
the number Will far shtpass that HIf.' IT ~ IT
ASK The Foeulty their opinion OF teir value as pre-
yenhuSeior coughs, colds. bronchitis, asthma aud con-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-26
THE HY r oMAGEN,@
.t#N OR,
WATER, PROOF, ANa'E- O. NSUMPTIvR
.-' CORK SOLHS.
MIANuRAC TIURKDIDlV1

AAWA OUuIVl DIUUIUY q 20,
=, r1 a. nnrketht, IIuncheAtcr.
Principal Warehouse, lO2 Wood sirsri, Chan.
eide, L9gdOn, BHgiqRd. American ESia6fsh.
msnt'' IS A"" street q"I 1902 Nassau st., NstO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-26

The metal mark was VISITED on Salurdann mol on.
ly by tie river craft, but by great maj0'iy Of ou'
citizens.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-26

non Iuailf tlila POR1uNbUTHi Va, Aug. "a, 1881.
Mr. j. r., lloush- Dear SiTi While am, III touertl
oppOsed 10 lateId medicine, candOur eonpsS me 20
sSte that have gGsa contributes In The vihDss OF lamp
toms Vegetable IiBaluie PpTg teNelel montlA pAsI
We Used II IN my anl aud IN dSSpeph, loss OF ape
lite, dElness, aud geleieldeby, with entire bueees5
SO arSs nyF&eIiece 62tvnds lheIeioe, take pleas
ute rseonnraijey tito the aeted asa 'Sig and en-.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-26
shoe 9IoFc.:
vi JAMES b. MARSH, y
LATE TisuLE AND MARSH.
No as Monrnn street.. WheelinR, Va,


ILATE TiSuLg AND MARSH.
No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling, Va.
/ d.. ..a REEl door 70 O. sey, OF 30. rTE'r b
-, Iamnow receiving from ms Eastern manufae'
W. tu,eis Of tie largest and best assortments oi
lVVN nois and Shoes for fall aud YnieE wear, ever
N-Ohdred In ths market they having been manulae
lured TO order according 70 my own direction exp eSsy
or retailing. To my eGStumeTs aud tie public generally,
can oer unusually large variety OF the best style 81
boots and Slices, which guarantee equal both IN qnaty
OF material AID MOUNTAINEERING to those Manufactured ~
this OF any other paTt OF the country
y stuck will be ioud to consist OIL In part, the fol-
lowing seItOnable goodSi 10 ..rrr.s
MENiB BooTs. Hr wONAN'a WEAR -
800 pairs best calf bOols $50 PAIR womenb lace booBi
az do do inIIlcE DO 5SS do morocco do
$50 do waterproof do woNEs's qAiTtas
nEs'S nEo0lSs, ;62 rair @o'pss slit',s, all
30 P'''S do NI, 10 rsr Walking shoes
COO DO thick do 30 do mo, busNnsj
ana do low price do $50 DO Md do
| Boys' AND YOUTHS BRooANd, 2m do Jeuny LindI
| 600 paiJ boys thick bTogals 1850 DO slippers san
| 660 do hin DO NiSskh' BooTh.
| 40 pair youths Kip do 960 do MOI coO bOotsI
6Ol 10 thick do so9 20 g1ller DO al
Boys HooTs 200 do SAT- 20
/ 400 pair boys Thick bnolsj 200 do klp 40
80 do kJp 40 tfl cuiLDRtnb BOOTS.
| 200 40 cali do 600 pali chill fancy bootSI
| YOUTR's BooTa liO1 do Kid & mo. 10
| $50 pair youths calf boolsj 200 do Bat. ri do
/ oOO do kip do $500 pair mems, wOmeR'
$50 do thick do aud misses gum ahoes o
u Ir" y 4a tile best qualify.
nBTO which would respectfully invite my customer
and the public generally TO call aud eHamne beOre Pur-
chasing elsewhere. .f r :, ,Gyst,.
| seI2 !. u: MAhSh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-26

CuRoslrY. noticed a Steamboat Of on
landing with steam up. She was named Resale
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-26
FROM QUEBEC.

f...lI fhOM QUEbbO'
SEPT H,-1he list regiment embar ked lo1
Liverpool to-day, unit TO Ge replaced. OlheI
troops will soon follow.
Til. reciprocity bill has received the royal os-
sent, rsrr5 rr.t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-26

RIVER AND WEATHER. SD
PlrrsBuRom, Sept 2S--rhe hver is now feel
and falling. Wea,hyt clear aud pleasart.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-26
New Bowlinp Snloon and Com
NOTTOH.
n. 40 rnY OustomerBI .

n n -|--T 10 NY IOUbIV4AUIUI III. ~
II AN Just beginning 10 receive my Fall Oi0ck Of Saddle
il w Hardware aud Coael Trimmings 10 which b bes
leave 10 call The attention or S0ddeg ana Coach makeTl
and Others usng ANY article Ia tiAtle. sls * ,rE
ssrs N'u s'i''u' ''' John KNoTR.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-26
Fifty Pills for Twenty-Five Cents.
grraa.-a 1.-Two IIOXch for 91,OO.
~ ~ q m II Dy~G

ISAAC PRAGRR has received from New York, and
other Eastern elites nf the most extensive stocks
Of Goods ever exhibited Nv Wheeling.
His prices he Is mined 10 make sucl as erhinly TO
be an inducement for every 10 buy from HIM there
fore come aud all and examine my Goods and prices,
as by so doing you will greatly benefit yourselves
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-26

LTAvING pntcbated Tho above establishment from ay
H ,LrUiler shall always keer on hand lresba o
choice selection of Family GtoSoe8s au hone 10 Ietr
The pa Tonpgo Of tie Old customers Of my hrOler and
ny nav 0nes as win give mo cali knowing as DO lha'
they shall moi 80 away unsttshed, -. ,.,.....,
wheeling June 2oth, 1854. 'ti3 1Vhlf ie5O
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-26
$4,000 Worth
otReal Rnd Personal Estate fox the People

uAoNIFIoEST ENTERFRlsE. LIBERAL, E9lIrABLE
AND CERTAIN,
Vhitehurtt'S DRRuerreotyPe RnteFPriSol!i
II, WHlTBH URST las decided 10 Trustees In trust
lor tue benefit OF tho shaIehOldeis In the above e-
teTTiEe, GOV worth OF teal aud eTsDna estate TO be
disposed Or among tie holders Of Sbaresat the earliest
pOssibs date alter Tie sale Of the shares. Tic eerh-
BE sbsrs AZ ne wit i ,sted nsEi S eoeetSoi
real aud property also, one OF Wliteursts
s. WUild's Fair Ptemum DagueTreo ypesOfsefOT teld
at any time Wien when the eertifcat6ls presented at e
iheroihis GaleIies
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-09-26

Pay y our fEaKeBs
Tax PAYERS will remember ibpt the eit| taHos iot
1854 were dc on the hTtt day OF Juic VIII call upon
~ die citizens soon, and hope they!Sii bepiepeTed q
llkriSsilnll ~ w. @. SCOTT, Collector
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DEgIAN OE sARRsilI. {.
KPH. TAEADwRLL & soNs.
SABBATH SCNUUL BOOKS.

Iho "UnITu0 UuDIUUI NfLWFUEyll tVUVlIHII08 "
hooks. bound In 90 ylumes, morocco backs, eueIed
ssett. ...r i. 10 .g... y... d. ...# Hr %. .
Tho Village aul Family Libraries, Nos. and 3 contain
ting - volumes eachi price three dOlarS per set, ID
The Sunday SCHOOL and Family Libraries, Nos Il 2 and
g. containing no volumes eachi price ten dollars pei
set, t .f .. To- .u | g.arr "L lll
Tho Juyene libraries, Nos. aud ., containing rs vol
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Ing books Question books Class hooks Library Records
Tostaments, Dictionaries, Reward Tickels No. heint
tho publications. OF the AmsTiean Sunday Seheol Union
Prices tho same as at headquaUera. Cnal, CUES lur
nishcd gratis. o JOHN H. THOMPSON, b.
les 81 Monroe Of.
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MORN NEW BOOKS. q
nMOTIOlN.

H. q nNOTI0Es
TTAVING this day sold Optmy Grocery store on the
Id w6st sdo OF Tie Old Market Spscc, in .he city OF
Wheeling 70 iGy brother, Andrew Muldtewi aiPerlons
Iebtedto me- By book account Otherwise ha6 "
reduTed 10 eIose The SAME by otherwise as 4n'
determined 10 settle w myVd business ss speediy g.
possible JOHN MULDREW3
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b tgaiss ptlt .sah MOTlOEh 'alsiaA
THRstoettoidsrs In the Ilempdeld BjilTosd COMPANY
aY 10 ell upon Dt Janoa aher aud thslI
lubsenpliQnA Without delay, - ,,..rsns
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

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DstAat subscribers forward BY letter. the postage
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Txnsmission.
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CON G R ESSI0N AL.
SPEECH OF HON. G. $. HOUSTON,

On the Mexican treaty delivered in the House OF Repre-
sentatives, June 2s 1854.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-12-23
Piracy On the ohie Camel.

We hare been informed by .sa passenger, ,,
shat very recsntly On The tttwelve mile level, =
a freight boat Was holly pursued by pi-
rsticalf scpw and but for the remarkable
presence Of mind displayed BY the captain,
the boat must inevitably have been taken.
The pirates made an average Of one knot an
hour and the captain of the freight boat,
with that sagacity peculiar to his profession,
soon discovered that escape was impossible,
Here was a crisis. The crew gave over their
efforts, and great was the dismay among
them; but the captain stood to his post most
heroical:y. His lips were seen to move
once, and it is thought that, had he given
uttcrance to his confidential determination,
he would have said," the ships fate shall be
mine, the pirates were now within hailing
distance, and all seemed lost, when, at this
critical moment, a happy thought passed
through the mind of the captain--visions Of
home, and JOY to come, were before him; his
arm was again strong, his heart brave. He
seized bucket of oats, which stood near him
on the deserted deck, and threw it upon the
and laughed frantically or rather
mechanically, as the piratical horse stop
ed to eat the oats, and Q freight boat made
good her escape.-[Clevcland Leader.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-12-23

FoR THE TEETH.-Dissolvc two ounces 81
borax in three pints of boiling water, and be.
fore tits cold add one teaspoonful Of spirits
of camphof and bottle for use.-A table
spoonful of this mixture mixed with an e.
quail quantity of tepid water, and applied dali
~ with soft brush, preserves and beauti-
fies the teeth, it extirpates all .artarous ad
hesion, arrests decay, induces healthy action
of the gums, and makes them look pearly
white. The best time for washing the teeth
is at night before retiring to sleep.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-12-23

There is no news from Iowa City worth re-
cording. Senator Test, in his zeal, has Of
fered resolution calling upon the Attorney
General Of the State for an opinion in re-
gard to the issue Of scrip by the City Of
Burlington. The honorable gentlemen is
very anxious to find out whether or not we
have forfeited our city charter.
~ The scrip is about the only paper that goes
current hereabouts.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-12-23

EXPENSIVE THRAsHING.-It will be remem-
bered that some months ago citizen of Mil
wankee, named Harvey Burchard, committed
an assaaltan battery upon the person Of s.
M. Booth. Esq, the editor of the Free Demo-
crat of that city. The case has just been
tried in the Circuit Court of GAINESVILLE. The
prosecution was conducted by Mr. Noggle of
that city and Gen. Paine Of Milwaukee, and
the defense by Messrs. Ryan and Yates Of
Milwaukee.-The trial occupied day and
half, and the jury returned a verdict of 3d.
400 in favor Of Mr. Booth. We hear that
motion will be made for new trial.
,ee (Chicago Tribune.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-12-23
Madame Bonapar,e alias ISIS Patio rsoan.

Madame Bonapar,e alias Miss Patie -son. 1' q
The Baltimore correspondent of the New
Orleans Picayune, gives the following sketch
of Madame BonaparteL 1.-The cast off wife Of
Prince Jerome-formerly Miss Patterson,
and in her earl. days one Of the most beau
tiful women in America:
ssrhis singular lady, although native Of
Baltimore, has a wonderful prediction for
royalty. She processes to dispise republican
America, and ycarns for imperial sway; yet
her acts are almost democratic. Possessing
an immense fortune, she chooses to live in a
plain boarding house, without even suit Of
rooms or an establishment. Verging near
the period Of three score and ten years, she
still exhibits traces Of remarkable beauty,
priding herself upon having the smoothesi
fairest skin of any lady in the city. She
may be frequently seen on the wharves, on
Change, at the post Office, visiting brokers,
bankers AMI other gentlemen of business,
collecting rents, buying stocks. and partici-
pating in other speculative matters. 1asesla
"She never goes to church, eschews mod
ern morality, and has religion of her own,
hetalks philosophy, argues politics, ridi-
cules sentimentalists, and loves to dwell up
on and recount the glories of la belle
France. She often receives magnificent pres
ents acknowledgement to be from her
husband-and manifests delight in showing
them. / have seen her, perhaps thousand
times, and never without wearing upon her
marble forehead, glittering jewel valued
at several thousand dollars. She holds no
intercourse with her relations, bat is free,
easy, affable and intellectual in COW ersation
with those to whom her eccentric;ties NAV
take fancy. She is emphatically char
acter standing out in bold relief, and singu-
larly prominent amongst her sex. She. has
SON and grandson, who recently visited
France, and were received with marked dis
tlnction. The son was made Prince, and
the grandson offered a commission In the
French army, both were made citizens Of
France.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-12-23

An EDITOR IN LUcK.-C. C. FLINT, assis-
tant editor Of the Chicago Tribune has been
presented with fine Gold Watch and mas
sive Chain, by some twenty gentlemen Of that
city. 4 1t is presented, as the donors say in
their highly laudatory note, as a testimonial
Of the independence and s'loyalty to princi-
ple," Of the paper with which Mr.. Flint is
connected. -. -s.r
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-12-23

To the Ffitsds, Of tie IHaeksys:

The approach of the New Year affords suitable
oeM,en forsrenindine our friends, as well in thu
t;tv az burlington as throughout the State who ap
n.eciate our efforts to publish useful and arepta
blc naper. that word fifty spoken among neghbors
aud friends, would place US under renewed obliga-
s.ons, and enlarge our sphere Vt usefulness We are
determined our papsr shall reflect the marvellous
,uutiplicatcn and prosperity Of our PEOPLE, andt
growth and beauty of city and State; and thus,
i.ssent Claims upon the confden ce and regard Of
the people second to no other. y9f
Onr strenuous eli, rts to deserve the support and
.een6ienae Of a discriminating public, have, to .
con.d,, able extent, been Acknowledged aud appre-
c;ated. Wehave had steady increase IN sabscrip-
.;o,,s and a constant and healthy, improvement in
~. b,ncss of the Office. But our lists do not
,.r,s vet Nv several hundreds many as they should
a warrant the large ous'aywe contemplate making
in the spring for the improvement Of the Hawkeye.
Afthe earliest practicable moment it is intention
s,oula we meet with that encoura cement which would
warrant it, to present our paper in shape worthy
ofahe lrsi city in tho State and in all respects
beast equal 10 any other paper, published in any
Ill, IL our p,palntion East West. In mechanical
ryeeu,iun energy, and enterprise, do not intend
70 be b,a.ea here or elsewhere.
Wiit those who have in the short period of DOR
connection with this pap btamc saiifed, Of our
intention, and ability T. print useful and accepta-
Bic Journal, devote few hours to procuring sub
scriptions? Could they, by any possibility, spare
few hours for this purpose, it would place under
great obligati MS, and perhaps be the means Of in
.uripg success to our enterprise 81
Our terms arc cash. We shall receive no subscrp-
lions out of the, city, unless accompanied y the
cash. 4s sttts9 Fs sa vs.nhn
Weekly Ilawkcyc 500 $3.50
Tri-Weeklyl" single copy $50 s. 4uo
" 2copes 100
!" :" 3 @,-.,ss 1000
~ !. ~ 1900 ~
Dec. l6. DUNHAM Bho"N'
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-12-23

The Cooperstown (N.Y.) Times says there
is Yankee ia. that -tova cselling rights to
manufacture honey. The editor has tried
the honey, ana pronouncs IS It, s.beautifnl il
appearance and delightful in TASTE" II y
made principally from sugar, and can DO al
forda6 80 - .gx,I:,.,, 49, nonnd. ~ dsN
s.'ssA's'6 r. s8at stT . h
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-12-23

1t is the advice of ssculled ,gemman,''
thatiif you have any money about you,i the
less you show it around the better. ssCause
why, niggefs will steal, while white folks
amt no better sometimes than niggers. -"
The advice. will bear dwelling on. sse
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1854-12-23

l
8 s.4s
AVING purchased the entire stock Of J. NJ. Fox
the subscriber or rs Cor the inspection OF IN
public, full and complete assortment, which he III
poses g sell at as reasonable prices be ha,
elsewhere in the State.
Cold watches.
Gold and Lever Watches Is carets fine 60
Englsh Lever Is carrots fine; from $50 to si2
Silver Lever full jewellcd, from SIS to 81
Cylinders from SOTO a.
Detached Levers, and Lepne WATCHES, will
and without Hunting Gases, Full Jewellcd, aLg
eighteen caIats fine Gold fob and waist chains, q
every variety, gold slides gud keys and seals, goIe
earrings of every shape and pattern, Is carats fine
gold ringer rings with Diamond sets, and gold breas
pins with diamond sets, gold thmbles and yold spec
taecs. All the above are not supposedly anything
Of the kiud in this market.
silver Ware.
Silver lever watches, full iewclcd lever and every
other variety Of silver watches; also. ,er pen hoi
ders, with gold pens, and peacis, silver s. oss, tea
desert AMI table spoons, excellent AZ Gle
tongs, cream spoons, mustard spoons salt ems and
silver mounted castos and but knives all the above
are recommended to be the genuine att cs.
y. s. S. Cutlery.
Razors Of every style and of the best bra scissors
pocket kl ives dirks and Bowie knives and table cut
iery, also candiesticks, very elegant article.
SIS Musical INSTRUMENTS
Accordeons, futinas, violns, 6ageolets, flutes and
6fes
Est A Clocks.
One and eight day clocks Of every size and quality
at New York prices. Persons wishing anything in his
tine either at wholesale retail prices will well
give him call before they make their purchases, as
he feels assured that he can accommodate them Oh
as reasonable terms, as any house in the whole West
He also solicits those who want repairs done
either upon gold or silver watches, god silver
ware, to give him call lie processes to bave one Of
the very best mechanics in the west and he warrants
all work that goes out Of his establishment. Old gold
and silver bought or exchanged at the regular prices
He invites the ladies to give him call and examine
his stock Of jcwelry.
Dec. g, 1854.