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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

England underwent all The discomforts OF 4
twenty years war to put down one Napoleon,
while now the head OF the English Empire re-
pairs to the capital OF that hereditary foe
France-and quietly receives two kisses from
the lips Of . Nspoleo,! That politics make
strange bed fsllows- this 10 spoken OF 6guTa-
lively OF course-hss received another emphatic
illustration tF&
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A CAUTION TO BATHERs.-A reverend divine
of this vicinity found himself in rather an
awkward fix the other day. He and a lay
friend were riding along one of the fine bea-
ches near Swamscott. when, tempted by the
retirement of the place and the excellent
chance for bathing, having their bathing
clothes with them, they stopped and prepared
themselves for the water. Trusting to the
quiet habits of their horse, they placed their
clothing in the csrriag,; and leaving all on
the beach, made their way into the surf.
They had hardly time to congratulate them
selves on their fine improvised bath, when
to their utter CONSERVATION their quiet horse
was seen making of with their clothing; and
what sas worst of all 90 ng directly toward
the village! There was no help at hand, and
there was nothing for them to do but
for one of them to run for the horse
This the lay brother did with will:
and after long stern chase of about mile,
just before the village was reached, overlook
the runaway horse, and joyfully turned his
head toward the beach again, to relieve the
poor divine from his watery imprisonment
He was found covering under the water,
chilled with his prolonged bath. aud in n
state of delightful uncertainty how he should
ever get into his clerical clothes again. TIL,
return of his friend with the wherewithal to
clothe him was most joyfully hailed; and we
have no doubt our clerical friend adopted on
the spot the army maxim-never to be again
separated from his baggage.
Boston Traveller.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

COMPETITION Is THE LIFE OF TRADE
Mr. Bartlett, it will be seen has made
another reduction in fare over the York e.
Erie Railroad. Only $24 so from Bur-
lington to New York, all rail.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

"PRssErvE THE CONSTITUTION. ,--The
Bunker Hill Charleston, Mass) Aurora, no.
ticing the announcement that .sOld Ironsides''
has been ordered to Portsmouth N H., and that
it is ramored she is to be condemned as unsea
worthy and irreparable, says, 1--WE don't be-
l'eve she UNI, TO repair, and have no conf
dence in a survey which shall come 10 such q
result. Let her be sent here-where she be-
long,. We have no doubt our mechanics Will
find remedy for her complaint, and restore
her to good health. Al all events, il she must
die and rot, let her do so decently at home.,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19
Timber Land for sale.

1Q0 ACRES of first quality Of timber land, stu.
Skunk, five miles from the city Of Burlington.
To any one wishing to establish Wood Yard on
the Mississippi, opportunity is offered that IL
rarely met with. There is an excellent landing on
the river bank, which steam boats can always ap-
proach, and where there is danger of wood being
taken away by high water. A portion If the land
when cleared would be valuable for farming purpose
as it was not reached by the high water of 1850.
~ Equire At the "Real Estate ofice,"of
july II L. D. STOCKTON
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

VERY PRETTY WELcoME.-WhenV Victoria
was received in France, the National Guards
Of Boulogne and St. Cloud hsd flowers in the
muzyles Of their muskets.
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DR.. Isaac Thompsons Much Celebrated
EYE WATER.

VII MeT7U Ndnd NnTlUdHed ~
THIS old and much celebrated remedy for all dis
enses Of the eye is offered to the public in nm
entire new wrapper. Each bottle will have Steel
Plate Engraving with the likeness Of its inventor Dr.
Isaac Thompson, New London, Connecticut, with
SMILE of the signature of John /. THOMPSON. sole
proprietor, lGl and 1913, River street, Troy, N. Y,
and none other can possibly be genuine.
Persons are particularly cautioned apains the
counterfeit ard should that they purchase none
but the above described.
For sale by Druggists generally throughout the U.
S. and CANADA. rAug. l5-d&v6mH
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100 acres of Timber Land for sale.
WILL sell the above land together or lots of ten
l. or twenty acies-it is situated five miles north.
west from Burlington on Flint.
The terms will be esav and reasonable.
For description enquire Of DR. Crawford of Bur
lington. or the Undersigned six miles west on the
Agency road. JOHN R. McMEEN
une %, 1855 3mbn
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

Ravens OF THx CHOLERA Nearly 1900
have died 1t cholera. in Florence. Italy, during
the summer In Bologna, Bresc !, Anecns,
he. the mortality has been equally as great.
70 Bre-eia gu, Of pepulst on Of 40,O00 there
has been [, 600 cases.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

GEORGIA MoNkY.-The run continues on the
Interior and Atlanta Banks. Upwards OF halt
million have been sent home during the past
week. How this will result we are not able 10
determine. II It should introduce a eafer and
better currency the people will be satisfied; but
It 1t creates panic. and deprec ates the valne Of
produce which it is likely to do, the mischief
will be immense--l Sterling Times.
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North Western Pathological Convention.

VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR DYED instant.
VI ly to beautiful and Natural Brown or Black
without tn least injury to hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to VIM. A. Batchelder since 1889, and
over 80 900 applications have been made the Hair
Of his patrons of his famous Dye. Prejudice against
Dying the Hair and WHISPERS is unjust, it would
be agains: covering bald head with wig.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces a color not
to be distinguished from nature. and is warranted
not to njure in the least, however long it may be
continued. ..-
Made soil or applied lin nine private rooms) at
the Wig Factory, 2s3, Broadway, NY.
Sold in all the cities and towns of tho U. S. by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
~ The genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving, four sides each bottle,
Of WILLIAM A. BACHELOR.
233, Broadway, N. Y.
F,r sale by J. F. Tavnpt, Burlington.
Aug. 15-6mdLw.
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Real Estate.

= Hal F acre Lots for sale in Hopkins addi-
Cf ton to Burlington city, about so rods south
from Barret's addition. Fine eligible building sites.
Terms. purchase money down, balance on time,
easy payments to suit purchasers.
~ Enquire Of Croker Bro. Jefferson street, Or
NJ: s. Hopkins n the premises.
aug9, '55 ~. bpm
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

Farm for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale his farm, in Pleas
i ant Grove township, Des Moines county, q fteen
miles from Burlington and four miles north Of the
Burlington and Mt. Pleasant road. It contains one
hundred and sixty acres-sixty-fve improved. A
good frame dwelling house, frame barn stable and
other out buildings There is good young orchard
just beginning to bear. Eighty eight acres of tim.
ber For terms apply to the subscriber the premise.
Aug t5-2m STROTHER EADS,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

THE Pass,DkscY-The Memphis Eagle has
hoisted the name OF M,l'ari Fillmore for Pres
iden' in 1856, subject to the decision Of the
American National Convention.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19
Farm fnr Sale

4 al III IUI 6dIO.
A FARM Of 90 acres-s0 prairie and 10 timber
IA we'll improved, situated in Danville township,
and within mile of the Messenger farm, is offer
ed for sale.
@r For particulars enquire Of Wolcot Seymour,
Esq, at Centre or of the undersigned in Burlington
june IL. NJ. Kelsey.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

CoSrSpsUs.-A poetical correspondent Of
the New York Spirit Of the Times, makes q
snggestion, from which we manufacture the
following conundrum:
Why are the mouths Of the New York
supper Tcn,' since the arrival of Rachel,
like the trenches Of Sevastopol2. Dye give
itup?
They are filed sciM mdngied French =
Horrible!
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-09-19

Ontilsa young man i. married, he is tossed
about from one degree Of nngodlness 10 anoth-
r. till his health, strenst tn and character are
completely busted up ard done for. Talk
about your Congress water and sea bathing
there is nothing the Lord ever invented for the
health equal to virtuous young woman.
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Honse and Int for saIe

A COMFORTABLE dwelling house, three rooms
II and cellar, with well and fruit trccs in the yard
and good stable the premises, situate on seventh
street near Valley. For sale chenr.
~ Enquire at the T. Real Estate Office Of
July IL l.. d, STOCKTON
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RAcHEL's PRosPEcrs.---We have recorded
the fiat Of the New York public upon the
merits of Mademoise,lc Rachel, and we cou-
fess we look forward with more than usual
interest to her career in this country. Her
failure would be lasting reproach upon our
taste and our re6nement, which We could on
ly excuse by urging the plea Of ignorance
and lack of education. Her first night drew
good house, but not q full one !; her second
appearance was met with a very moderate at
tendance. If the truth must be told, our
aristocracy never have supported Art 10 any
of its branches. We have not an upper class
better educated and with more refined tastes
We have simply y rich class. II Mademoi-
selle Rachel desires to succeed, she must ap.
peal to the broad masses of the people. We
know the people, We have the guage of their
intelligence-they can appreciate her if she
will play for them. Now, fifty cents is the
peoples price. Fifty cents means sscome, -
three dollars means ssstop away; this per-
Torrance is not meant for YOU; YOU can
stand outside aud see the carriage folks come
in.s,
The experiment was tried lately with Ma
dame Grisi, and many were the tears wrench
ed from the heart Of the Queen of Song as
her audience dropped of, and the small fry
Of criticism were let in to lounge on the emp
y benches and sneer at what they could nei-
ther pay for nor understand. The recula-
ton OF prices 10 no affair Of ours; our func-
tions are limited to conveying the public
opinion on such matters. The American
public will support Rachel ii Rachel viii let
them; but why should We pay three times a
much as London aud Paris pAid for the sauna
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q U u l. ! n G TO N

CORNER MAIN AND JEFFERSON STREETS,
Burlington Eoua,
A BRANCH Of the Mercantile College Of Pennsyl
u vania-incorpnrated by the Legislature of that
State with perpetual charter.
Trustee.
His Excelency the Hon. JAMES BucHAkAN, the
Hon. WM WILKINS late Secretary of War, the Hon.
MOSES HAMPTON, Hon. w. II. LOWRY, Hon. CHARLES
NAYLoR, and Gen..J. X. MooRHEAD.
Faculty. .-
ANDREW L. uOwDEN. late senior professor Of Book
Keeping and Commercial Science in tho Mercantile
College of Pennsylvania.
LOUIS Il. DALHoFP, late Professor of Commercial
fundamental Penmanship in the same institution
CHAs BEN. DARWIN, member Of the Burlington
Bar, Professor of Mercantile Law.
The Principals design carrying out in every partic-
ular that course of training for business introduced
and followed up for upwards of fifteen years by Mr..
DIFF, the founder Of The Mercantile College Of Penn
sylvania, BY which about 5000 merchants and ac-
regarded By busne s men as the most thorough and
ective preparation for the accountant given in the
United States. It comprehends upwards of 400 real
business transactions Illustrating six differ mt me-
thods Of conducting books by double entry-abous
800 commercial computations, explaining many
business operations not found in common arithmetics
"a comprehensive course mercantile pcnmanship
business forms and business letters-day lectures
commercial law and commercial sciences.
Duff 8 Book keeping, Harper edition, price 81 so
the most perfect and comprehensive in the English
LANGUAGE. Due Western Steamers Accountant a
perfect system for such accounts, Sl-To be had 1t
Corss's Bookstore, Jefe son street. s....--..
~ Ser for Circular by mail. fully 2
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SnecfacleS.

0peCCaCIeS.
JUST received, Gold, Silver, Silver plated, Steel and
u and German silver Specs to suit all ages, speck
cases, hand spccks, &C., &c., for sale by
sept s AW L CARPENTER
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Wnnd wantad

W00Q Waute0.
THE undersigned will receive proposals until the
goth inst, for furnishing from Is to 50 cords of
good wood for county purposes to be delivered and
corded in Burlington by the LIST day of December
next. THOS. w. NEWMAN,
sept 8, '55-10d Co. judge of Desmones Co.
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Acknowledgement Not,ce,

AQml01SIf0torS N0ClCe.
NOTICE is hereby given that Rob't D. Poole
IN has been appointed by the County Judge Of
Dies Moines county, Iowa, Administrator Of the Es-
tates OF Jacob Rcxroat and Susan Rexroat, deceas-
ed. All persons having claims against said Estates
are notified to percent the same to the underi ned,
duly authenticated and all person. indebted tosaid
Estates are requested to make immediate pa yment.
sept. II, 1855 ROBT u. POOLE, Admir-
NOTICE is hereby given that ~ instrument Of
~ writing purPortipg to be the Last Will and Tes-
lament Of jacob Rcxreat deceased has been resd in
the County Court # Dcs Moines county, Iowa, and
that the first day Of October next is the day fixed by
said Court for hearing the proof Of snii Will.
THOS. W. NEWMAN, Co. Judge.
SPIT II, 1855 bplm
Legal Notice.
In the District Courf Of Dcs Mores Csunty:
Nat. Ervi /, PHI. Y. amuel leebrc' E r and Cath
arine Worrell, Gate Cathar ne Wade) Exccutrix IF
Enoch Wade, d,c'd, and ixrael Thoma defend
ants.-Bil to quiet title.
THIS suit is brought to qnie. the tile + lie lain
tiff to lot 307 in Burlington. and I" btain con-
veyance Of the same from tn, d fenlanis to the
plaintiff; and the notice in. 'e'nrncd lot found
rs to defendant Thomas. to the April term Of said
District f"mrt lsj5:-thercfurc, the snid Ixrael
Thomas is nosif nf'tr commencement of said suit
and is required Plead to said plaintiff PETITION y
the secord day Of the next term of a District Court
Judgment by default will be ntercd against him,
and the pra yer Of the bill decreed accordingly.
sept -. 1855 NAT. ERWIN. Prf,
~ vi 7. n cvr,w
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Tho College.

We arc gratifed to learn that the pres
ent year Of the university has opened very
auspiciously, with larger number, and
more advanced pupils than the year
previous. Several new pupils have enter
ed from Illinois and Wisconsin, as we'll as
remote parts of our own State.
We have every confidence that Burling-
ton University will yet become all it pro-
poses, an honor aud invaluable acquisition
to our city.
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1855. LAKE HOUSE. 1866.
Come Mici isan. krnsic and Eush streets,
nlc A0U. Ill.
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N0TICE.-Change of Business place.
T1NHE subscribers now reftting their store
sequence, have removed their stuck Of goods to
the ID story of the building where they can at
all times be found. They now receiving full
sock..of Dry Goods, Hardware, &c., &C., which they
will sell very cheap. Entrance as usual on Jefferson
street, one door from the corner.
sept 8, '55> j G LAUMAN l. BRO
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CO.Partnership Notice.
ME c. Partnership heretofore existing between
l. S. L. BURN r and ALLEN HENDRICKS is this
day diss lived b. mutual consent. All accounts
against the late firm of S. l.. BURNAP Co., will be
settled by 8. L. BURNAP who is authorized to collect
all notes and accounts due said firm.
"a s. L. BURNAP,
"a. ALLEN HENDRICKS.
Burling on, July 10th, '55.
In retiring from the late firm beg leave to ex-
press my thanks for the very liberal patronage be-
slowed ON me and our late firm and would respectful
ly ask continuance of tho same to my late partner
and successor, ALLEN HENDRlcKs. The books and
papers belonging to the late firm will be found at the
old stand until the first Of August and after that date
ut the Brick Warehouse of Ogden 4 Copp on Water
street. where shall be happy to see ali my friends
who desire to settle their accounts.
Respectfully, s. L. BURNAP.
July sd, IS. fGasettc Copy.
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LAND FOR SALE.
on ACRES Of Land in Pleasant Grove Township,
ON fifteen miles northwest of Burlington, six miles
from nanvile, Centre, and FIVE mile. from the Wes-
tern Rail road. on which is small improvement
~ Price $40 per acre. Enquire of
JAMES ANDREW, near the premises.
September, S, 1885 willow
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Tbs hosss y ~. 4. !. Cop ~ rob
bed md plssdesed % Saturday sieht ),
some person q pesous Who andsntood The
busireas. They riddled ths hosse CON.
p'etely Of everything valuable that could
be removed. They got two gold watehe.
all the silver plate in the house saye one
spoon, several articles Of jewelry, and about
eighty dollars il old and curious gold and
silver coins. They even remoreda mem.
orandum book from Mr.. C.'s pocket and
stole masonic jewel, (nark masters.
Property and money stolen, say $3.50.
These burglaries, it is to be hoped will
convince our city authorities, and some Of
them have been pIundered, that it is ne
cessary 70 employ some kind Of night po-
lice. Robberies Of money and property
enough to pay for night police an entire
season, have already been committed with
in the last two months. Is it 70 continued
Are no measures to be taken to prevent
thems
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Wheat Wanted.

wheat w anted.
WE are prepared to pay the highest market price
w for Wheat delivered at our ware house in Bur-
ingtnn, or Mt the cars on the Illinois side.
aug 10. 1855 PEASLEY l. MICHAELS2
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Baltimore, Sept, Is.
News from Norfolk rather more favorable,
and during the "a hours ending Friday, there
were % deaths at Norfolk and IL at Ports
mouth.
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New Y0rk, Sept. 70.
Capt. Wright of New Orleans, formerly
commander Of Steamboat Jewess, which was
wrecked, attempted this evening at St. Mich
olas to cowhide Mr.. Dean, Of Baltimore,
who drew huge bowie knife and plunged it
into Wright's side. 1t is feared the wound
will prove fatal.
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IMPORTANT TO TEACHERS,
New Series of School Rooks

New Series Of School Books,
HAVE just received Sanders new Series, and can
supply teachers with them by Wholesale or retail.
All who have not examined the above School Books
are invited to call and examine them carefully
From Thos II. Benton, Jr., State Superintendent of
Schools, LoUd.
have just completed the examination Of Sanders
New Series Of School Readers. and give them my un-
qualified appreciation series Of text book. admi.
rably adapted to the Common Schools Of our States
THOMAS H. BENTON, Jr.,
State Superintendent Of Schools. Iowa.
For sale by C. M. WILCOX 4 co.
may % No. 2 Barret House Block
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]. s. KIMBALL & co.

= prin z g q q d ..
'NuE undersigned now in receipt Of great por-
tion Of their very extensive assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods
Mr.. Km>,aIl one Of the partners being resident
of the best Eastern arke-has in cone qnencc IT ex-
tremc tghtncss of the money market and the many
failures of the past winter availed himself Of exten
sve bargains such yer before realized by any "
the Western States. This enables us to share with
our Wholesd'e and Retail custo merx and the balance
of mankind, At really remarkably low price,.
april 20. j. s. kIMBALL co.
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Oswego, Sept. Is.
By recent data, it isascertained that there
are now 1854 900 bushels of wheat and about
loo, 900 bushels of corn, ahoat from VI per
Lake ports, bound here.
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More Books.

more BOOKS.
(ONE Cut Corners just published, and Kate Ayles.
~ ford story of the Refugees, for sale by
July 3. C. NJ. WILCOX, No 2, Barrett House.
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For Sale.
NEW and first rate three story brick business
II house on Washington street. ..-..s
sept s. '65 BROWN 4 LAHEE
Improved Land for Sale.
E1GHTY Acres of land, six miles FROM Burline ton,
IL half a mile from the Mt. Pleasant Plank road
and near the line of the Harood. Forty acres in
coed cultivation and thirty acres in good timber nd
joining. will sell this land for $25 90 PER acre,
and give and two years two thirds Of the pur
chase money. Call Of the real estate agency of
june 20 by L. D. STOCKTON.
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TOBACCO and Cigars, of all grades and prices.
aug 13 SHORT Il REMTCK
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A good Man Cook
rs wanted at the St Charles Eating House. None
other need apply. (scpt 8, IS
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Silver Ware.

UST received, good assortment Of silver table,
.. tea desert, cream, salt and mustard poons butter
knives, fruit knives sugar shoyels. &C., for sale by
septs 8, AW aW CARPENTER
BBOT'S Life of NAPOLEON. complete in two
u Yols. Just reed 1t lanc osA cARSE,S
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LEATHER! LEATHER!
T HIVE opened a Leather Store in Burlington,
Iowa, in the frame building, south side of Jeffer.
son street, opposite Burnaps Drug Store, tween
Main and Third, where will keep constantly on
hand large stock Of every description of
Saddlery Leather,
such as Skirting, Harness, Bride, Band and Collar
Leather. Also, all kinds of
Shoe Leather, :.
Hemlock and Oak Tanned Sole Leather, Upper and
Kip and Cafskins and every variety of Shoema kers
Findings. all Of which will be sold at St Louis prices,
or as low it can be bought at any establishment in
the West. am engaged in the manufacture of
Leather in Ohio and can afford to sell as low as
the lowest, and an confident can make it the in.
tercst Of Saddlers and Sboemakers to buy their
stock of me. Come and try me.
Cash paid for Hides.
Sept. 4. 1855. GEO, L. ARMSTRONG;
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