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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18
Indianapolis, Ia, July l.

IND1ANoPoLIs, Ia, July IA.
The Republican Convention held here yes
terday was the largest and most enthusiast
tic ever held in this State. The number in
attendance has been variously estimated by
some as high Us 100000.
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The Iron Horse!!

CHICAGO AND IOWA UNTTED!!!
n b. COOKE & CO., Wholesale Book Sellers, 1875
~. Lake street, Chicago, have made a contract
with all the Iron Horses to carry goods into Iowa
in double quick time, and in perfect safety.
The HAwK-EYE MAN will tell you that on his
recent trip toour city he perfectly astonished at
the piles of Books, Cards and Stationery he snw at
our house. lilo could only cxclaim, "Trodtgious, ]"
'Prodigious!"
EB> When you conc this way call in and see US.
------- d. b COOKE Co las Lake 81.
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CONCORD, N. H., July IA.
Strong Anti-Slavery resolutions offered in
the House, two weeks ago, by Mr.. Tappan,
were passed this A. NJ, after an exciting de-
bate. The pro-s!avery Democratic Resolu-
tions were rejected.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18

=. o.ssgs upon Gov. Reedsr Kansas AHaif''
=. coaotry has looked anxiously to
r.A;nston, since the coaquering OF Kan
.m. Missouri mob, to see what would
!. ..s,, b. this weak and corrupt admins
Zion. % protect the settlers, 10 that ter
=. and extend to them the glorious
!. II popular sovereignty, hypocritical-
.u.,.d in the Nebraska Kansas bill.
Th.t have theyscen? Have they seen the
e,,.a,iye stretch forth the strong arm Of
j, government, for the protection of the
.,.r IN Kansas? Have they even seen in
:, farm, anything from the head of the
.,,;,o, showing that he would frown upon
..,hl svless yiolcncey On the contrary it
. dearly apparent the Kansas oatrages are
,;,.ed At The treatment of Gov. Reed
.,;,aicates it, and at the same time tends
), ,,sken his authority in the territory.
,.s.,d Of strengthening him, and sending
lin back with the aid and comfort of Ex-
.cpsve support and countcnancc, in the
discharge Of his difficult mission-instead
., doing this the government, lacking the
courage to remove him from Office, tried to
n,syeut his return to the territory by sum-
,uouing himat the moment of his depart
ure. 10 answer charges in its possession
months before. This trick SO dishon-
onble and disreputable, is practiced in a
manner to encourage the Missouri ruffans
b. satisfying them that their lawless vio-
easeis approved and sanctioned by the
executive Of the nation.
i Aud to be thoroughly satisfied that the
course o. the Executive has had the effect
iu,sndcd--.hat Of countenancing the fire.
eating slavery propagandists, we need
oaly look upon the attack of Stringfellow
upOn Gov Reoder Is it for moment
probablc that this villain would have dared
70 attack the Governor, had he not been
we'll satisfied the Executive winkcd at the
shameless aud violent proceedings of this
l Missouri gang and would if he dared, re-
move II der?
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MARKETS.
BURLrxsros, July 10.

~ u. -. -. 8 q CHICAGO. July 3.
Winter whest.ordina.y, 81 so@ 81 50. Prms
ing.
Spring Wheat Common 81 7o@l q. Milling u
30@l IS. Ready sale 81
Ryc-aoc a 81 90, nominal. rs t5sig.s
Barley-7ec q rs.
Corn-75677c,; good enquiry.
0ats-49c.; more buyers than cats
Beans-$l 50 a SITS.
Potatoes-$l Is
Secds-Flanesd 81 81.
Lard-9@lo.
HAMS "a Toe.
shoalderr- 81 a Il.
Eutte-t3@lic.
Hides-Dry Halle
do Grsn. S92r.
f1-l3c-
Ecu-t6 7$09 90.
Polk 81 SEQ ele
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New Rocks! New Rocks !! =!

New Books! New Books I!
A large and heavy stock of new and valuable Looks
II just from the publishers. A stock procured on
such terms as to enable tho subscriber to compete
with any house in the West, The attention of the
trade is particularly called to the fine assortment of
Stationery and School Books the subscriber has now
for sale. Unusual pains has been taken to render
his miscellaneous stock equal to that of my house
west of the Allcghanies. and it is pronounced Ivy
all who have inspected it. J.. L. CORSE,
iuly 9th,
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aaE PRESIDENTS SpEEcH.-At Con-
s''a hal, Cape May, on the 4th, Presi-
as W. f'e'ee being toasted as the guardian
, :. .a' national Union, spoke briefly of the
), 0'' Alluded to the value of the Union,
. ~ Of preserving the Union,
= ae'eftl'lnafion to maintain the Union,
~ % enforce all laws necessary for the
reservation of the Union.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18

u We are under obligations to Mr..
James Putnam for New York papers Of
Wednesday.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18

WARS IN A WARD.-The population
'ae Secoad Ward of the city of N. York
sppeas from returns published in the
a'o has decreased from 6,655 in 1850
r ''sSiln 1855. Notwithstanding the
salu Is the smallest in the city, it en-
Eye more mon and contains more manu-
-s ''cs than any other three wards to-
.ss ae. The number of persons employ
aa ltiso nearly %, 900, exclusive Of those
~. .,'. g. q newspapers and periodicals. The
~. Inner of nanufac.urers is SOS the great
y whom are gold aud silver arti-
,'sosessbinders and tailor. The bust.
= .u0ae By the FIRST named is immense
-0as hru IN Maiden Lane, doing bust.
|. y. . " ,o5o, 900 : year. Another firm
~ ,a'son street, uses hundred thousand
-. year in silver coin.
,.ss sssy one newspaper and periodicals. are
81 s.s' y N the ward, Including the Her.
nnss News, Sun, Post, Mirror and
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saturday, . Mr.. Hustle, of Lawrence
9 "a 8 . lad'ona, steppod into drug store
.'saanasi, requesting permission to lie
h 5 Ae was III and could 50 no further.
81: .oasd that he had the cholera from
'ss = died in few hours.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18

House, Sign and Ornamental Painting.
W. w. BOWMAN,
DEsPECTFTLLY informs tho public that be i.
IN now ready to do, on short notice, all kinds Of
House, Sign and Ornamental Painting, in all its
branches. in the latest styls.
GLAZING and PAPER HANGING done in a
superior manner. All work done with neatncss and
without delay. Please give me q call.
~ Shop, Jefferson street, north side, between
Main and Third. W. W. BOWMAN
Rurl;ngion iuly ybp
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). Inc St. Paul Minnesotian of the
y "The river at this point has ris-
s. @s''een inches within few days, The
's nave now no difficulty whatever in
McAIng st. Paul
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WAsu1scroN, july l;

WASHINGT IN, JuIy 10.
The President has issued proclamation
in relation to the Reciprocity Treaty, estab-
fishing among others, the following ports on
the frontier through which bonded merchan-
DICE may be exported to Canada under that
Treaty, Toledo, Ohio, Chicago, Illinois;
Milwaukee Wisconsin; and Michilimacinack,
Michigan.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18
D. 3. COOKE e. cos

D. 3. COOKE L. cos
Series of RAIL-RTAD MAPS are the most novel,
unique and useful things ever published.
Now reauy "Great Western r. Il: Guide, being
Railway Map Of, the Western States, showing
Railroads and Stations il the States of
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Wis.
consin, Kentucky and Canada.
Gs- The following now form uniform series:
Railway Map Of Ohio; Railway Map Of Illinois,
Indiana; Great West'rn Il. r. Guide.
~ Each of the above named are put up in peck
ct form for travellers. card board FOR Office
GY~ The above can all be sent per mail.
49,. .... d. 3. COOKE & Co., 1876 Lakest.
Important to the Legal Profession
D. B.COokE & Co., 1875 Lake street, Chicago,
Have in press and will speedily publish, Law Book
which will prove valuable acquisition to every
member Of the Bar
Entitled "a Practical Treatise on the mower to
cell land for the payment Of taxes assessed there
on,' embracing the decisions Of the Federal Cturts,
and of every State in the Union, by
ROBERT s. BLAcKw ELL, of the Illinois Bar.
~ The work will contain almost 500 pages and
will be got up in style unequaied by any law book
ever before issued.
8- Early orders solicited from members of the Bar
Address D. B. COOKE & Co.,
iune 10, sc 1876 Lake st. Chicago.
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NEW YORK, July II.
The steamer Herman sailed at noon to-day
for Bremen with l40 passengers and $780,
600 in specie.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18

FOREIGN FRuIT.-The N. Y Journal
of Commerce, in speaking of the heavy
importations of fruit says that fifteen ves-
sells laden with pine-apples, bananas and
cocoa nuts, lie at the piers, and have on
board Of pine apples alone, about 100000
dozen, while large quantities have already
been sold. Prices range there at 81 to 8
cents.
A stranger in Mexico is struck with the
appearance of the Milliners' shops, where
twenty or thirty stout men with moustaches
are employed in making muslin gowns,
caps and artificial flowers.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18

s.. 81 = sgain return thanks 10 Conduc.
.etas. Tot attention.. % this cface.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18

STOVES! STOVES!!
Old Fogies nowhere, and Young America in tho
nsccnlency!!
TINHE largest stock Of Cook, Paror and Box Stoves
i ever shipped to Burlington. Among which may
be found the unrvaled Uncle Tom's Cabin, Air Tight
Cook Stoves for burning wood or coal.
Also, the Meteor Air Tight, best wood stove in the
world. New Eagle. Black Diamond, Clipper, May
Queen, Western World. New World, Climax, Para
gon, Scranton, Davy Crockett, Premiums, old and
new patterns, Elevated Ovens, Green River and In.
dies Favorite. -. ~ >-.s
All of the above Cook Stoves are warranted to do
good work or no sale; they of Eastern manufac-
ture, rnd superior castings.
The undersigned are prepared to sell cheaper than
the cheapest. All we ask of the public is to give us
call and try us. WHITE. PIERCE WATERMAN
juno % Sign of big Lock. Main st., Burlington
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Rock Islnnd, july Is.

----------- 1tVCh IsITHUl July 1Os
David Stoddard, the murderer, was taken
to the scaffod erected on common south of
that place at IL O'Clock, noon. Appropriate
and affecting addresses nnd prayers were
made. Stoddard spoke at some length ack-
nowledging the murder of his wife. warn
ming those in his hearing TO beware Of the
wrath to come, and avowing that liquor was
at the bottom Of the terrible deed. At half
p st two the drop fell. He hung twenty-five
minutes. About 5000 persons witnessed the
execution.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18

STATE Observation-Disclosures, Arkan-
sas, Iowa, Kentucky, Missouri and Texas,
hold their elections on the first Donday in
August. Tennessee on the first Thursday,
aud North Carolina, on the second Mon
day in September the election in Maine oc-
eurs, and that of Vermont on the first
Tuesday of the same mouth In Alabama
Kentucky, Texas, North Carolina, and
Tennessee, members Of Congress are to be
elected.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18

REMARKABLE MEETING.-The children
Of Noah Davenport, eight in number, all
met on the 2Sth June, 1885, at William
Davenport's house, in spencertown, Co
lumbia Co., n. Y, in the same house
whore they were all born, after separation
Of over fifty years. Their average age
was sixty. The house they met in is the
same house that the father FIRST took for a
home, over seventy years ago. It has
been occupied by the family ever since,
aud will be held by the fourth generation.
Not many families Of this number and age
can get togcther in this way.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18

SAD CALAMITY.--The editor of the Loba-
non, (Ill.) Gem, has lost his scissors
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18

New Goods.
THE subscriber has just received general assort-
ment of Dress goods, consisting in part of
Black and fancy silks, Barages, Tissues &C.;
Mantilns, Dress trimmings Frinpes and Lawns;
Also-Cioths, Cassimefes and Vestings.
Daily expecting large and general assortment of
seasonahle goods which will be sold low.
Friends and the public generally are respectfully
invited to call and examine goods and prices.
Burlington, Iowa, june %, IS J. NJ. SWAN
To the Stockholders Of the b. W. r. r. &c.
A T meeting of the Directors Of the above Plank
a Road Company. held at Burlington. june 18th,
1855. it was ordered that the Stockholders be requr
cd to present their certificates Of Stock for ISSUE
within three months from the date hereof and that
all Stock not filed, shall be declared forfeited
h. C. KENDALL. sec'y
june %, IS B.Gw. P.R.Co
Farm for sale.
1frf ACRES OF land with good improvements, in
HI Yellow Spring township. will he snid vary
cheap BY July l3.] BROWN 4 LAHEF.
WHEELING NAILs-l4l kegs sr.nrte. Nails,
w in stcss and for sale by he HUNT co
Wanted.
1 l0ToN of ID copper wanted for ich The high
NJ est market price will he paid by
WhlTE PIRcE WATERWAYS.
June 20 Sign of the Lock
Fruit and Edibles.
Just received, . full supply OF choice Dry Apples
and peaohes. oranges, lemons cncna nuts primes,
rsisens 4c Fresh Oysters clans lni .ters sardines
june % 'ss Gazette cory,l $3.50.
DPLEY.s Notes on the Gospels, and Barnes. Notes
~ On AL the New Testament. Airo Peterson Z IA
milan ssienes, for ssis Il No. :, Bsrrst Hnuse-
(vIiEEsE-- $500 Ib.. Cheese, for .snls ~
" isnc g tGazctse tcryl Jso Dawn
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The Wholesale Book Trade at Chicago.
D. b. KE & CO.,
Publisher; Wholesale Dealers in
Books, Stationery and Pocket Maps,
No. 1875 Lake street. CHICAGO.
~ Western Booksellers will consult their own
interest. by making their purchases at house,
assortment is the largest in the United States,
and prices, considering the expense Ct freight low
MS Eastern rates. y. B. COOKE & Co.
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Mn Ynpr Inlul2

NEW YORK, July Is.
By the arrival of the barque Clara Madi-
son from Port Au Prince, We have dates to
July LIST, at which time the Yellow Fever
was prevailing at an alarming extent among
the shipping. Every vessel had lost from
one to three men. There was also much
sickness ON shore.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18

Var WARx.-The weather yesterday and
tbs day before was excessively warm. 10
our room which il ! very cool one, The mer-i
eury stood At 94s yesterday nearly all day.
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ATLANTA. .Julv !

Auau'us ouiJ 40.
Passenger train ran over three steers ut
this place at O'Clock this morning, throw
ing two pa senger cars off the track and Sc
verciy bruising three or four passengers.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18

Kelsey, SHORT l. CO.,
Wholesale Grocers, Burlington, Iowa.
WE have in store and are daily Receiving large
w invoices Of goods from the East and South, to
which we invite the examination of country Mer-
chants. June 25l KELSEY, SHORT 1 co
CUGARs-4o hhds. New Orleans sugar;
y so bbls clarified do
30 do crushed sugar. for sale by
june IS, '55 Kelsey, SHORT & Co
nRIED ERU1T-so bushels dried peaches;
~ 100 bushels dried apples. for sale by
june rs Kelsey, sHORTAc Co
OUNDRIEs-Bu Buckets and tubs-Nuts of all kinds;
y 100 boxes Raisins; SO / boxes Raisins;
SO ! do do so do Prunes;
SO box. G Pepper; do g Ginger;
5000 lbs cordage, best quality, for sale by
june Is Kelsey, SHORT L Co
Standard School Books at Wholesale,
OUU 200 dog. McaufIey' s Eclectic
1 100 Il Readers
$50 " III
800 &c Nv
zoo " :. Rays Arith. ! part;
500 " III
200 AZ Smiths, Wells, Kirkham's and Byl-
lions Grammar;
100 " Cemstock's Philosophy;
$50 !" Psrker's a."
100 e r1nstock Chemistry:
100 Woods Botany, / l. II part;
so % Cutters Physiology;
Besides a large stock of Sanders Readers and
Spoilers, Rays Algebra, Days Algebra, Willard s,
Wilson's, Frosts and Whites School Histories, New
mans Wkatey's and Blair's Rhetoric, &C., L., &c.
All Of these to be obtained low at any house in
the west time five per cent. discount for cash.
at j. L. Corse's.
july 9th.
f'oFFEE-50 sacks Rio prime; 90 sacks Java;
~ Tor sale by (je25) Kelsey, SHORT 4 Co
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Dgrro,T. July Is.

In the case Of Thomrs Gallagher, tried
Yesterday for selling glass of brandy, prov
Ell to be imported, the jury rendered YER
die. Of not guilty. declaring the sale OF i'm
ported liquor in any quantity not Prohibited
by the law.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18

Sheet Iron, Copper and Tin Factory.
rHE undersigned are prepared to execute orders
l. Of any kind IN their line, rs we have none but
the best wokmen that can be found in the west who
cannot be surpassed their line from the gitterng
dime Of Cathedral down 10 that most useful Of all
domestic utensils the Tea Kettle, be it larg. small
NB- Eve-Troughing, Tin Roofing, Stove Trim
ing and Jobbing done to order with neatness and
dispatch.
Tin and Copper Ware.
full and complies assortment Of Tin and Cop
per ware will DO constantly kept on hand FIR whole
sale or retail.
Country Merchants and Pcdlnrs will do woll to
give US call before purchasing elsewhere.
WHITE, PIERCE L WATERMAN,
Burlington, juno %, '55 Sign Of Lock.
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bALIIHoRH, July I4'
At Fort Henry, Wednesday night, a SOL
dicr named Lewis Loop, while in a state of
intoxica,ion, was gagged by order of the Ser
geant of tie Guard and .hen whipped to
death. Loop was SWISS by birth. lie had
been. in the American army II years and
served throughout the Florida and Mexican
wars.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18

The following are the nominations Of the
Republican convention: Governor, Chase;
Lieut.. Governor, Ford; auditor Wright. No
action on the subject Of slavery or the Fu
gitive slave law. Convention still in sess-
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200(l FEET Copper Lightning rid pew and
WV superior article juft received and f,9 sale
~ stunes2e1 J.w. WHITE
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NV YoRx. ,Juiy IL.

NEW YoRk, July Is. 4
The steamship Crescent City arrived here
this A. NJ. with Havana dates to the 9Th.
Ehe 4th of July was celebrated By the Amer
leans in an appropriate manner.
The steamer North Star arrived this morn
ing from Havre in IL days and II hours.
Tho great trotting match against time 20
miles an hour in harness came of on the Gen.
trail course yesterday, by Lady Futon.
The purse was 81. ZOO.
A private letter from Panama states that
Lieut.. Mosely of the ship Independence was
drowned on the night Of june Sd, soon after
that vessel left the ha.bor.
He fell overheard IN Ct Of temporary m
sanity.
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Commereial Insurance Company
OF ST LOUIS, MISSOURI.
CAPITAL-$lOO, 900

John ii. Fisher.
joy. NJ. wfakn Prcs't- A. P. i.Apsw, yiee Prest.
RoYAI. CHAssERL,S Sscy.
TIE undersigned il sn,h ,ises 10 take risks fr the
ats.ye Ccnpan, nihn his city and vicinity. against
loss damage b, Fro. and aln against the hazards
Of Navi.ltit-. I'M. MORGAN, Agent.
juno %. 1885, d&wsf
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HAIR DIV ARE.
White, Pierce & Waterman.
Importers, wholesale and retni dealers in foreign
- and domestic A..r 49,
HARD WARE AND CUTLERY,
'TINNERS STOCK, sheet and bolt copper, tin plate,
L sheet and block zinc, shee, iron and timers
tools complete in sets Iron steel nails glass. Stoves
and trware, blacksmith carpenter and cooper tools.
Sign Of the Lock Main street, Burlington.
NJ. L. WHITE,
z. g. PIERCE.
june 20 rs u. u. WATERMAN.
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IOWA MUSIC STORE.
East side of Barrett House Building,
. BURLINGTON, IOWA. s-f@r r..
RUFUS LANE, Propfistse.
Ink I Ink |

A LARGE supply at the Iowa Music Store, which
n will sell ut cost as we about closing Of az
articles Of Stationery. Come one and all II you
wish to save your dimes. r. LANE.
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Percussion Seal Presses,
Are nrv msnufsr,N CD Ia ..fsr by n, :. Eberssi,
1t his Gun Shop OH Columbia street,

1t his Gun Shop OH Columbia street,
tNert he F,trv '.sndins.)
SEALS ENGRAVED, &c., &c.
erilB Oil ct Of THIS Press Is to embrss your bust
mesa card addrass Checks, Bills Of Ex-
chnrxr, Letter heads. Envelopes 0ers, Bills Of La
ding. Notes. Receipts. Labels, &c. II is used With
greater and less consumption Of time than any
other Press before invented. II an additional
SdFE-CCARD AGAINST FORGERY,
Aud very convenient, economical way to circulate
y.ur business cards.
1t Is light, elegant and durable, weight only TWO
PouSos. and can be sold Seal and Press from
FIRE to Fyfeen Dollar,
warranted equal to Eastern manufactured Pressce.
Coanty and Stats Offers, Eataries. Lodges
And Societies. can have appropriate designs On the
Seals ut small additional expense.
Remember that perfect impression cav BE- taken IN
Second!
III Specimens may be seen at the Jewc.ry store
of A. w. l. W. Carpenter, or ut the shop.
Burln gtou, June % 1858 D. S. EBERS0L
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f'0FFEE-50 sacks Rio prime; 90 sacks Java;
" for sale by lie25l HEIsEY, SHORT Co
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] chests Imperial so chests. YH
l. $50 caddies from 10 Is lbs Of superior qua iity
81 CHI, SITS Gun powder; for sae by
june Is urIsEY, SHORT l. Co
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Just Received per Railroad
IRON Baltimore, the finest and beet Fresh Fruit
L ever offered in Burlington sz8
200 cans pine apples, assorted Sizes
200 do Tomatoes, very nice,
100 do Whortleberrics,
100 do Blackberries, Is
10 boxes natural preserves, glass jars, al
july2. H EHUNT kCOg.
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Parasols.
USr received and Tor sale cheap, at the Town Mu
y sic StoIe. July 81 Il. LANE.
CANE at the Town Music Store, for I'D and young.
" Come and buy one ere they are oil gone. New
ones Just received. fully 81 X. LANE.
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y. S. REDF1ELD. No. 81 Beck man e.. n y.
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-07-18

Land Warrants.--New Issue.
TOR sale by
l. june 30 GREEN, THoMAs AGO
MOLASSES-60b bls Bclchers syrup;
NJ 20 bbls Belohers syrup; 100 kgs Bechers syruH
SO bbls sugar house moass,s 26 bbls N. O. moasse4;
10 do golden syrup; 10 bbls golden syrup;
20 kegs do do for sale by eas. f.'
june Is IlEIsEY. SHORT h Co.
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