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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

Con, Thos, G. Flournoy, President
atAe Kentucky Temperance Society, has
'saed aproclamation appointing Thursday
@e I'd November as day to be devoted
y tue temperance people of Kentucky to
giving Of thanks to God for the blcs-
aAs' he has showered upon our country.
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80. .ND CIRCULARS.

r1sr< js.t purraased an improrea hta !,
c..n pass. and are prepared 70 40
en- y rork al roy loo fgnyex onr
siif -. .s,r-.-.ee orc furnished rih Gard
NJ ~ - b.y oar Gard Board al Whole
tsa1r ~ Prices, all whieh enable ns 10
~ 3 r. prize and beauty cf erecasion,
49, a liz estaJdshments, near or remote
~ y w. -. ado prepared to do BOOK ana
al york on ner type, as reH az erery
~ ,s..g;ption Of job Work,
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GREAT CURIosIrY.-lhe last number of the
Bellevlle Advocate thus describes most sin

GREAT CURIosIrY.-Ihe last number of the
Belleyille Advocate thus describes most sim
gulsr malformaton.
'sThs morning we called at the Drug store
Of DR.. Berchelman, to examine one of The
strangest freaks Of Nature that has ever com.
under our observation. 1t is young Pig, Ter.
feet in all its parts except the head, which oears
strong resemblance to thai Of baboon, or
more properly. to the s'hunan face divine par
tic"larly n its front part. The head Of this
monster has the eyes and ears OF hog. but The
shape OF the head and face is that of human
being. In the place where the eyes should be,
in the front of the face, there two marks,
but no eyebrows; alli the nose, thougi, not fully
developed, has the on line Of child's The
mouth is larger than that of chid, but bears
no proportion in ,lze to that Of hog; and m
side it has dminntive tusks. The tongue is
very b, DAD, and shapeless; and the chin and up.
per part of the neck resemble those of child
The face white, AMI entirely destitute of hair;
whereas, the head a, body are covered with
the brstlness of a young pig.
The singular phenomenon was produced yes
terday afternoon by an old sow, the property of
gentleman ia West Believiile: and was dead
at the time Of its birth. 1t is one Of lit er If
some seven or eight, and, strange to say the
others are all alive, and likely to live and thrive
A supersttious dread of some impending evil
prevades the ignorant portion Of the commnni-
ty in The vicinity, Oh account of what they re.
gard as all II omen, bodng the most frigh,ful
caamities to the town, the State, and the
Union;and it was with much difficulty ,hey were
preve tied from destroying it at once. But a
gentleman secured the prize. and brought it to
Dr. Bercheman, who has preserved il IN glass
jar, with alcohol; and it may now be seen at his
drug store, on Main street. 1t is about the size
OF an ordinary pig, at the time of bi,th."
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To Printers.
WE have q variety of Presses, Types, Stands,
w Gases, Chases, Stones, DO. &C., which we are
anxious to sell at low prices. We have large az
sortment Of second hand Types embracing Burgeois,
Brewer, Minion, Nonpariel and a variety Of job
metal and wood Type, Cuts, Brass and Metal Rule,
Borders, &c., &c.
~ Printers IN want Of any Of these articles will
find it to their advantage to cal on us.
june 20, 1855 DUNHAM l. BROWN,
Office Daily Hawk Eve Telceraph
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House, Sign and Ornamental Painting.
W w RnWMAN

DESPECTFTLLY informs the public that he is
~ now ready to do, short notice, all kinds Of
House, Sign and Ornamental Painting, in. all its
branches. in the latcst styls.
GLAZING and PAPER HANGING done in
superior manner All work done with neatness and
without delay. Please give me call.
- Shop, JcfsrsoL street, north side, between
Main and Third. W. W. BOWMAN
Burlington, july ybp
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

PROHIBITION IN kEoKuK sew
en- kegs Of Lager Bier and one barrel wills
key, were about to be legally split in that
city according to the last Gate.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

"Ma-gery, what did you do with that tallow
Mr. ] Jones creased his boots with this morn
ing?"
''Please, marin, baked the griddle-
with it.''
Lucky you did, miss; thought you had
wasted it. ,,
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IMPORTANT TO TEACHERg.
New Series Of School Books

/ HAVE just received Sanders new Seriee, and can
supply teachers with them by Wholesale or retail
All who have not examined the above School Books
are invited to call and cxa mine them carefully
From 1Aos H. Benton. Jr., State Superintendent Of
Schools, lesrs.
81 have just comp3etcd the examination Of Sanders
New Series OF School Readers, and give then ny I'M
qualified appreciation ss tcries II text bucks sdni-
rably adapted to the Commoa Schools II sur States
THOMAS II. BENTON. Js.,
State Superintendent Vt 6rAcols. Iowa. -
For sale by en-. WILCOX CO.
+ may p, No. Bsyfet HOUSE Block.
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New Furniture Ware Rooms
GAYLORD & DEANE.
NJ oULD respectfully inform

w ULD respectfully inform
w their friends and the public
in general that they have opened
store on Washington Street, between Main aud
Third sts Burlington. for the sale Of elegant Furn-
ture OF every description, which the7 offer very low
for cash. Persons calling at this establishment
Be assured that they will find Furniture of all the
Latest Fashionable Styles.
and all the varieties down to the very cheapest
They also keep on hand and make to order
Mattresses Of Every Description,
Pews, cushioned and lined, Window and Bed Cur.
tains made and huag after the newest dc.ign.. Old
furniture repaired, Resulted and covered Ali kinds
OF jcbbing attended to. Charges reasonable.
Burlington, August 5, 1S55-ly.
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nARaARlrIEs OF WAR.-When the al
ae0 '0tccs entered tho Russian town of
ns'Aaa the people made no resistance, but
e''a o'ead and salt to the conquerors in
'0aen OF entire Submission. There was
p,e'ence or povocation for ferocity,
.aa 'ae vretehed inhabitants were assured
WAL there live would be spared and there
0peuy protected. But after the body of
y. Allied forces had marched ON to Yc.i-
.x 'ae soldiers that were left in posses.
sS y hertsch carried havoc and destruc.
~ Though every street and alley Of the
.4''slss,ng town, We had at first only
'.'0aa'' Of the wanton destruction Of fur
aAa,e and and buildings of the ancient and
's',laable Museum. The worst features
i. f were carefully concealed, and
only come to light by piecemeal in
s.'e letters from the scene. There is
,0aser any doubt that the most
s''' aad brutal oatages were committed
y ,r0a the helpless Inhabitants of Kcrtscb.
l.a aea we're violated aud infants speared
as 'avage Turks. Says the London
ASa'as Chronicle:
a l.. az
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SALE OF LoTs.-See large sale of build.
ing lots advertised to come off on the 3Oth
inst,
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10000 Acres Iowa Land for Sale.

AV,VOO 0CXCS xUWd Ad1AU IOE Sdke. g
WILL sell ten thousand acres Of land situated
L principally in Lucas, Wayne, Clark, and Unim
counties, Iowa. These lands selected by of
the most competent locators in the State chiefly for
farming purposes and with spccal reference to tim
Der, water, rock and coal. They lie upon and near
the main ira Yelled roads threugh the two southern
tiers of counties west Of the Des Moncs and the
Surveyed route Of the Burlington and Missouri Riv
err Railroad. They will be sold ut moderate ad
vance OH the Government price for cash.
have alec made arrangements and am now pre-
p red to locate ands with money land warrants at
any Of the land Offices in Iowa where government
lands are subject to entry The selections will be
made bya gentleman familiar with every county in
the State from personal observation after years Of
experience in the business, and with as thorengh
knowledge Of the lands subject to entry asany other
person in the State.
Charges will be moderate and satisfaction in every
instance guaranteed or the money returned.
L. d. STOCKTON,
junel3 Real Estate Agent, Burlington. Ioaa.
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Arrival Of : California steamer.

The suhjo,ned advertisem nj is extracted
from an Irish newspaper:-"Mi.singf from Kill.
lar"ey, Jane o'Fosarty, she had in her arms
two babies and Guern-ey cow, all black. with
ears, and large spots oil down her back, which
squints awfully.
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Percussion Saal preeeee

Percussion Seal Presses,
Arc now manufactured to order by d. s. Ebersol,
At his Gun Shop on Columbia street,
Near the Ferry I.anding.)
SEALS ENGRAVED, &c., &c.
THE object Of this Press Is to emboss your bust
ness card address on Checks, Bills of Ex-
change Letter heads Envelopes Orders, Bills of La
ding, Notes, Receipts, Labels, DC. 1t is used with
greater ease and less consumption of time than any
other Press before invented. 1t is an additional
SAFEGUARD AGAINST FORGERY,
And very convenient, economical way to circulate
your business cards.
1t is light, elegant and durable, weightspnly TWO
POUNDS, and can be sold Seal and Press from
Fue to Fifteen Dollars,
warranted equal to Eastern manufactured Presses
County and State 06ieers, Hotdries, Lodges
And Societies, have appropriate designs ON the
Seals at a small additional expense.
Remember that perfect Impression can be taken In
Second!
Specimens may DO seen Mt the Jewelry store
of A. W. w. Carpenter. q at the shop
Burlington, june ~, 1855 D. S. EBERS Oh.
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Tmnrovad Bond far so1o

Improved Land for Sale.
NIGHTY Acres Of land, six miles from Burlington
IL half mile from the Mt. Pleasant Plank road
and near the line Of the Railrood. Forty acres ir
good cultivation and thirty acres in good timber ad
joining I will sell this land for $25 90 per acre
and give one and two years twothirds Of toe pur
chase money. Call at the real estate agency of
juno 20 bpy L. D. STOCKTON.
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1855. Summer Arrangements. 1856
EAE I -. - s

1856. Summer Arrangements. 1855
La M II ss|'::
SO hours bet,oeen Chicago and New York
via
Michigan, Central, Great Western, Buf
talo & Branyord Railways, to Buffalo.
albany, Ne,o York, Philadelphia and
Boston, The only direct route and so
miles nearer to Niagara Falls, Is miles
nearer to New York and Boston. than by
any other route.
Five Daily Trains Leave Chicago:
CINCINNATI Express; Arrive at
Cincinnati at 9 P. NJ; connects ut In
$40 q. m. dianapols with trains for Dayton, Co.
lumbus, GAINESVILLE, Wheeling, Pitts
burgh, Philadelphia, Washington and
Baltimore.
MAIL; Supper at Detroit, breakfast
at Rochester or Horrelsvillc next
$50 .. m. morning, supper in New York or ltdge
in Boston; also lodge in Philadelphia,
LIGHTNING EXPRESS; Arrives in
7.4o .. m. ~ York at p. n. next evening, or
Boston II at night. Arrive in Phila-
delphia. pia Emira, at l0P.N.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS; Arrives in
400 p. m. New York at . A. n. second day, or
oston at Pm. Philadelphia at 1880
second morning.
900 p. N. NIGHT EXPRESS: Connects next
morning ut D:troit with North shore
line of steamers.
Through without landing, in .ime for $50 A. n.
Express for New York and Boston. Also with
Steamers for Sandusky, making direct railroad con-
nections to all points in Ohio and pennsylvania-
Also connects direct through by Railroad to New
York and Boston.
GB $50 and 7.45 a. M. Trains connect
at Detroit Nth steamers t.r Cleveland, ar
:iring nert morning in time for all trains
through Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The only train that leaves Chicago Saturday night
is this route 90 P. NJ, only train Sunday
At 900 P. ~, No. 400 P. N. Train Saturday.
900 p. NJ. Train connects direct Nth
trains on. New albany and Salem, GIN
ci'nati, Columbus and Pittsburgh Rail-
road.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

Chicago correspondent Of the B,fralo Re-
public, in letter on the affairs Of Kansas.
gives it as his opinion that Gov. Reeder will
be the Northern candidate for the Presidency
in 1S56
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THE PROcESSI0N

Into will be formed by THE TROUPE or
PEDESTRIANS, superhly mounted on their gaily de-
corsted Steeds. preceded by full MILITARY RAND
driven through the principal streets in appropriate
earriage, followed Il, tho Seneca INDIAN CHIEFS and
WARRIORS, in their native costume, mounted Nh their
Hunting Horses, aud Enthusiastically decorated aud calnr-
soned with the Carriages. Cages and Nnn, containing
the Animals, to the Mammoth Pavilion erected for tho
Exhibitions.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

A no.esay i. easily obtained Four brandy
todd.es a day for couple OF mon hs win put
You IN the way Vt one that will assonish yoar
friends.
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ST. Louis, Aug. IL,

ST LOUIS Aug. IL.
We have further advlces from Fort Riley.
Major Ogden's death is confirmed. Major
Wallis' wife and four children have died.
Dr. Simmons and all the ladies of the garri-
son have left, and the chaplain is the only Of
f6cer remaining. The cholera is of the worst
character and very fatal. The workmen are
endeavoring to get at the rublec funds. Lee
cops has left Fort Leavenwolth for Fl Riley.
Major Armistead's wife is among the VIC
| Tins Of the cholera at Fort Leavenworth.-
Forty. six citizens have died.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 40.
In eighty counties Morehead's majority
amounts to $3.50 majority. The remaining
counties to be heard from gave the presiden-
cy majority of 2l2 Six Know Nothing
Congressman and and three auti-Know Moth
ings are chosen.
The other districts still in doubt.
Montgomery, Avg. Q.
Percy Walker, X. N. is elected to Con-
gress in the Mobile district.
Further returns Of the vote for Governor
show large majority for Winslow, demo.
crat) and Shortbridge gains largely in some
places.
The Wings Of Vermont have nominated
John Wheeler of Bur ,ington, and Isaac T
Wright of castletown, for Governor aud
Lieut.. Governor. The Convention was thin
II attended.
Arrival Of California steamer.
New YoRk, Aug. IL.
The Empire City from Aspinwall brings
tho Pacific mails AMI $500, 900 in gold:
She connected Ut the lsthmus with the
John L. Stevens which brough. down $lO7,
600 in treasure. Golden Gate bound up;
left Acapulco on the 2Sd Of July. All we'll.
The Empire City touched at Havana Aug.
sta. landing the mails and passengers for
New Orleans.
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Desirable Residence to Let.

Oituated ON Main near Angular street, the house
~ containing six gocdrooms and kitchen, with Gel
sstern, stable. &C., &c. The lease of the premises
having two and half years to run, with the frrni-
ture in the house, will be sold accoinmoda ting
terms The house is in god repair and the furniture
nearly new, and no more desirable residence can be
fund in the city. Possession given the hrst 1t
September. Enqrre Of L. b. STOCKTON.
July II, ,55-lAM.
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A LOT of new and excellent pieces just received
~ New supplies arc received every week or two nj
the Iowa Music store. (july 81 r. LANE.
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Dwelling House and two Lots for sale

OrS No. IS and So. in Rands sub iiyision Of Io,
II No. ss2 on Columbus street near Boundary The
dwelling house on the Lots contains three rooms and
n kitchen. There are also two ,mal cisicrns, god
well of water, stable and Cooper shop the lots.
The property is offered on accommodating terms at
private SALE and il not sold before, it will be offered
at public sale to the highest bidder at the front door
Of MARION HALL, On Monday the 30th July at
o'clock p. N.
Terms made known on application at the Real Is
tato Agency Of L. D. STOCKTON.
July II, 1855. -
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Ink ] InkI

A LARGE supply at the Iowa Music Store, which
4 we will sell ut cost, about closing off u!
our articles Of Stationery. Come and all if yor
wish to save your dimes. r. LANE.
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BANNim pNaA@W

before purchasing elsewhere, 40 We are detesm ind
not to Be BY sny other ID en-
place. Our goods have all been selected with eyess
care. and by one that u well acqsaihted With the
and English Meripoes, Muslias asd all.vsoi Ds.
isines, plain and 6gured siks Cobuses Bach Hannes
DebeEs, Persian Cloths, plais and agsred Popiains.
emhFoidsred DTspery M.siins and caSfais IAnsshs,
With Gimrs and Tassels TO match; Cloths, Cast,
meres, Sstinestr. Twesds. Jespp Linens red Fiappes
brown, bleaehed and eoaosed Canton FlanneIs; sik.
satin, straw and gimp Donsets totrin bosses nh,
hons, all coors: PhlaAelpAia-nsse Beots sad sAoe,.
Sha.is: long Tibet cashnsrs; nice asssetasat ii
Hose; Gloves, Kid, all coofs; Cashlaere IA Liz
Thread; Black M!ss, Gloves, etc. ,ets. Ste,
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New Goods.

R1PLEY'S Notes on the Gospels, and Barnes Notes
II on all the New Testament. Also Peterson IA
miliar Science, for sale a No. 2, Barrett Housc.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO NIAGARA
FALLS. BUFFALO. ALBdNE & NEK YORK

~ Through tickets can be found atthe different
Railroad Offices in the West and South. Also at the
Office in Chicago, corner of Lake and Dearbon sts.,
opposite the fremont, and at the Depot, foot Of Wa
ter street, r. n. RICE, Sup't.
II. j. SPALDISG, Western Passage Agent.
Auyust 2. lS55-2mcs.
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Homeopathic Pharmacy.
"a Lasalle street, Chicago, Illinois.
Cases for Physicians and families filled or untitled,
~ Tnctures, triturations sugar Of milk, Globules,
distilled water, Arnica plaster, Homeopathic Oh ,co.
late, &C., &C., can DO had at the this establishment at
Ner Fork prices. Also
Homeopathic Books.
Orders sent by mail will be filled as favorably
when brought in person: every article sent
from this Pharmacy being warranted and fur.
nshed at q fixed price.
Terms-Cash or short time with city reference.
Orders should be addressed to DR.. shipmnn, o. La
sale ST. July % ly.
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Pictures! Pictures!
A LARGE lot Of splendid ones just received from,
n Boston, at the Iowa Music Store. We will sell
them at Eastern prices. r. LANE.
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New Goods.
HE subscriber has just received general sssort-
i snent OF Dress goods, consisting in part OF
Black and fsncy silks, BAN ges, Tissues, &C.;
Mantiias, Dress trimmings, Fringes and Lawns;
Aiso-Cloths, Cassmefes and Vcsting..
Daily expecting large and general assortment Of
sea soma bic goods which will be sold low.
Friends and the public generally arc respectfully
invited to call and examine goods and prices.
Burlington, Iowa juno IS, '55 j. NJ. SWAN
Gold Pens.
A NEW supply Of prime fine pointed elastic Gold
"A Pens for sale at Barrett House No.
Also, some aip top" Once and Bank Penf in ca.cs
just reserved. CM WILCOX L ca
July FL Successors to E. a. Van Meter
For settlement.
sHE Books and Accounts of the nBurlin rtcn
telegraph Printing Company" including &C
counts for Subscriptions, Advertisements, and job
bng, are in the hands of Mr Mni far settlement.
Who can b found at The ofhce Of the Daily Hawk
Eye and Telegraph. corner Of Main and Jedsr.on sta
up-stairr. JOHN 6. FoO1E.
june % ASn,yv
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ParasOls.
Sheet Music,

G1ANE; at the Iowa Music Store for old and young.
~ Come and buy one they are oil gone. New
ones just received. [juy 81 r. LANE.
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Maps,

maps.
A N assortment of Maps for sale. Hem 4 civilians
n map Of Iowa, map of Western States, Cotton 4
Guide Book, and Tourists Guides
June 4. No. 2. Barrett House
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Emit and Edihles.

Fruit and Edibles.
JUST received, q full supply Of choice Dry Apples
u and peaches. oranges, lemons nuts. prunes.
rasens &c. Fresh Oysters CLANS, loisters sardincs,
and Il. b cheap for cash at ANDERSON'S
june 20 '55 Gazette copy.]
To the Stockholders Of the b. l. w. r. n. Co.
A 7 A meeting Of the Directors If the above Plank
"A Rond Company, held at Burlington, june Goth,
1855, it ordered that the Stockholders be requir
cd to present their certificates of Stock for resue
within three months from the date hereof, and that
all Stock not filed, shall be declared for feted.
r. e. KENDALL, Sec'y
June %. '55 B&W PRO-
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AT ANOTHER PARr OF THE ENTERTAINMENT
The indian War Dance
VIII he given with fearful accuracy, together with all
the Savage R"s apprrtining to that cruel ceremony
And again IN an amusing Pastoral ScGne called TIT:
CORN GATHERING, mt"rspcrsed with Grutcsaue
Dancing Singing. Whonping FrolicLing, &c. Besides
the following at different period, the per for nance:
TIE BIRD DANCE, THANKSGIVING DANCE
WAR song OF TIE sENECAs
THE SNAKE DANCE. attended " it'll Indian Music
.fso tie 5o'ttr"e 7.sELE5Lx BY The indiana.
POCHAA0NTAS RESCUING CAPTAIN SMITH,
Terrific Scalping Scene,
THE DEATH SONG, &c.
For Programme of Performance, List Of Animals
aud other particulars. see pamphlet
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Mr.. VAN AMBuRGH,

whose daring achievements in the WILD BEASTS
DEN have won for him, in all parts of the world i'm.
Pershabio roiown. accompanied this exhibition in per
ton ana viii fearlessiy enter the Cages of tho Wild
Animals where ia will exh bit his nishing and mvs
ferrous influence over hcre formidable aud ferocious
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IOWA MUSIC STORE.
East side of Barrel House Building.
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
RUFUS LANE, Proprietor.
Pianos
-
Saranhines and Melndenna

Pianos,
A Eastern prices, and warranted, can always b.
"A obtained at the 'Iowa Music Store" No char
ges made for freight expenses. r. LANE.
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a MARTIN 4 BROTHER,
No. ia Main street, So. Inuis, Ne.

CLARK & CHESTNUT. =
uAVEj just received by Ostman Express and are
IL now opening for inspeetion, the sssr ssfcctioa
and most beautiful stock Of
FabhiH nd winter Goods,
embracing all the latest styles Of Dress Goods and
trimmingf to mate, that oouId be fosud n all the
eastern cities. Indsed We have eyesyshins usuallv
found IN Dry Goods establishments:sueh %
HsPaWsre, Glassware, anl Quesnsvuss,
Hats Caps. Boots, Shoes Bounsts OH Clssbs, Car.
PETS Clothing, 4e, 10 which We would ssspslui.
visiting Burlington for the psypose Of pssshesipe
cheap goods, and consult their own intsisstSy eat
ing 1T the n. - h 80 -, =
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-15

NALL at the Iowa Music Store, if you want good
~ selection of any kind of music, from first rate
Piano down to capital good Jewsharp. THIS is the
place to buy Singing Books for Choirs Singing Sch OILS
Glee Clubs, &c.
Volins, Guitars, Flutes Ffes Bar jos, Tn nborines,
Flutinas, Accordeons, Bass Instruments, Drums, and
ether things 'too numerous to mention can be pro-
cured at all times at this, the only Music Stor in this
vicinity. [july g. Il. LANE.