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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-11-07
New and Elegant Jewelry.
G. II. WALDIN,
Ws'eh Maker snd Jeweiier

d *
v = LER IN FINE JEwELsl.
,Lcks, Watches, Matthew aticsI, cptiesi :
~ ~ Musical Instruments. OF JewelYy, saeb y
D'anonds, Ringr, Breast Pins, Loeke,s, Ae., !"
u nne q stock as ever was brought TO THE State
r. spectaeles, PEBBLES, peree,oplie, Perisor'e,
consave Glasses, set in Gold, Silver, hne sseel
.. .. frames. Telescopes, fine Pocket Kni'o
Mdfhemotieat and Surveyor ConsPss
Drafting Ins rumenis, MagnifyiDg Glasses, ~ y.
scopes, Prisms, Poiyoramas, Magic Lantern y
mometeTs. a5 - : ss .s..
Silver Plated Ware Of ali kinds such as Ts.t,
spoons, pocket and Penknives- Over 1850 az
kinds superior Scissors aud Shears, fos Bartlett !.
andordinary uses. Rogers Bowie Knivef. y.
someof the best Sewing Needles in the world ,rr.s
Instruments, aeeordeonr with 10 and - Key n !.
and without semytones, Turbines, Mondeiisf
yioit, Russian italian and German violips, ss{.
1pitars with thelatcst improvement. flufsf ~ \.
lets, Fries, Prulos, Trunr, TsmboTine,. Cbjrs' =
Ian, and German violin strings. Tuning Fofis- !
Ihofe who want to buy invite 10 esll sssbe! 4,
Ind . greater assoTtmentan variety Of Ting ~
eyerhas been in one place here before spd sllp
cold low, Wholesale and retail. Ncf.r
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OGDEN, corp & CO.. ''A'

FofrdrdtH9 ana commissions Merchants,
u AND GENERAL STEAK BOAT AGENTS,
water street BURLINGTON, row 4,
And EAST BURLINGTON, I'LL.
S. L. BURNAP, Agent Am'edn Express Co.
REYER TO
Ceelbaugh Brooks, Darlington.
4 bite, Cook 4 Co.,
Stone, Starr Co., New York.
81 Henry Swift Co.,
E. D. Brigham Co, Boston.
Jewett, Tibhettr 4 Co, 80
s. n. Edgeli Co, Sc Louis.
Ramsey, Bros. ! Co., Chicago.
au. 81 yiy
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J. PRUGH & BROTHERS,

sWholesnl lie and Retail " -+ N3 s.
RNlTU RE ESTABLISH NJ EMIT,
M LII, he found three doors east of /S1
~ Coolbaugh Brooks Banking House.
up stairs, where VIC will at all times be 80;
pleased to wait on our customers. @->s
We will constantlyke on hand all kinds Of Fnr-
n,ture, such rs Sofas, Sociablcs, Divnns, Spring
Chairs and Rockers, Cane Sent and Windsor Chairs,
Card and Centre Tables: Cottage. Misses, and COM
mon Bedsteads Breakfastand Dining Tables. Stands,
Towel Racks Safes, Looking Glasses. Picture Frames,
and host of other things too numerous to mention,
ali of which offer cheap forcash. s...,.., 81.
Metallic and Wood Collins
kept constantly on hand. @#1 tt .
~ Heayse and Carriages furnished on reasona-
bile terms if required. R'*s~ [may IA. 1851
Sweep, Scroll and Ornamental
SA WIN g
By R. NJ. WASHBURN. at Rays Pillow Fac
tory, Main street, Burlington, Iowa.
~ Brackets of every description done to order.
June Is, 1885 triw I'm
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FASHIONABLE DANCING SCHOOL
NJ r ION HAIL

=, .l Al ~ " IL II - u
North. East corner of Fourth aud Washington SITS.
Prof. J. Robinson, of Philadelphia,
MOST respectfully begs leave to inform his friends
W. and the public, that he will ,pen his Academy
on Monday October lst, 1885, for the instruction Of
Lndice and Gentlemen in the art of Dane ng Spe-
cHl attention will be given to the instruction of
Children, as it is universally acknowledged that 1t
imParts an easy and graceful carriage in early youth
The course Of lessons will embrace the following new
and much admired Quadrilles and Waltzes:
QUApR1LLEs-Polka,M azouikn, London Lancers,
Robinson,s Schot.ischc, Plain Polish Mazourka
WALTzEs-Plnin Polka, Retowa, Schottiscbe Hop
Ceei''an, Walnut Street Scho,tscbe and Willcka.
FANCY d NcEs-IIornppes, Highland Fling,
Cracovenne, Cntchuice, Tam5orinc, dc,
Fancy Dancing taught children without extra
Days of Tuition for Indies and Gentlemen, Mon
days and Fridays, from Z to 10 o'clock For Mis-
:es and Masters, Monday and Friday afternoons,
from 8 to o'clock. 13bttt - : -
Private lessons will be given at residences if re-
quested on reasonable terms q ...... -, - .
sept. 81, 1855.
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But whatever people may think Of the OBJ
fail to be struck with the humbug, inconsist.
ency and rascality of the Locofoco leaders
OF Iowa upon the question Of Banking. Nor
can the public fail to connect the silence of
the late Locof0co Convention upon that SUBJ
ject with the financial operations of the lead
ing spirits of the Locofoco party who d.
rected the proceedings of its leaders on that
occasion. ...I .. .ss..... IT,.
A very respectable and wealthy widow la
dy OF Mlddesex county, was arrested at the
Boston and Maine Railroad depot in Boston
last week, for stealing shawl while return
from the funeral of relative
a preacher of Nashville, some time since.
made the following distinction between a CO.
quette and a hirt: ga lirt is creature with
heart, but without brains; couuctte is a
creature with brains, but without a hc,rt''
"A correspondent of the Country Gentle
man says sweet potatoes, packed in dry plas-
ter of paris, in boxes, and stored in drv
warm room, will keep sound for twelve
months. a ... ..
Said aScotch girl: ssdinna ken wha' maks'
brother Will like lasses so. For nv part I'd
rather have one laddie than two lasses!'' e.
The Albany Knickbocker, says that the
'Old Line Wing Convention reminds it of
the time when the devil sheared that sorrel
hog. We have had lots of noise, but where
is the wool z.as. .....- 5
The earnings of the Michigan Central Road
for the third week in October wlre S73, 46I 40
against $50, 1897 81 for be same period last year.
Governor Pollock has recommended the 22d
of November to be observed by the people of
Pennsylvania as day Of general Thanksgiv.
ne and PRAISE" +aL
The Governor of Ohio has designated the
22d day Of November next, as day of
Thanksgiving.
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Spanking of the effect of a suspension of
the Banks Of England and France, the Bos-
ton Journal says:
"The tendency of specie would not be to
concentrate in countries where it is not want
ed for commercial purposes, but rather where
specie IS used as the basis of currency, and
it would consequently be quite unnatural for
gold to flow from our shores to Europe. In
the last war. when all the banks of this
country suspended specie payment, With the
exception of those in New England, specie
accumulated here rapidly, and became so
much of drug that the Massachusetts, banks
refused to take further sums on deposit with
ont being paid q bonus, and insisted in many
instances in paying specie for checks instead
of issuing bills. This, too, was at time
when the Bank of England also had suspend
ed. Upon the whole, the influence of this
cautious feeling upon the part of our BUSH
ness men will be salutary in checking over
enterprise and strengthening the banks, but
we cannotiook upon it in any other light than
as most unwarrantable alarm. The coun
try never stood better in its trade with for
eign countries, and never was better capable
of sustaining itself prosperously. As the
largest producer Of gold, cotton and bread
stufis in the world, with plentiful harvcste,
and Q sound condition Of trade, we are
strong"
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groceries Groceries!!
S0 HHDS New Orleans and Jamaica sugar.
w 90 bbls. Belehers A B ind crushed Do
100 sacks Rio coffee;
SIS do Mecca, Java and Lacuita coas,
t3 $50 bbls. refined molasses, Belcher susa, S~
and golden syruI<:
60 half bb's. golden syrup; 100 keg, do 4,
a., a5 bbls. maekerei No. J., 2 and 3;
IS kits No. and 2 IT ncke,el.
# IS ibis. cider Vinegar; 100 b, re. Glsns
10 boxes Tobacco; 20 do Gu, and dried;
500 reams warning PAPER;
w.. 275 kegs Pittslurg and Wheeling Nails;
200 lbs. 81 nnisb aoat Indigo, 500 u. muddt,
And great variety Of article. too tedios, q,
numerous to be mentioned here. Please call M
anime for yourselves. ] can all as low ~ &, 4
or East IN prices, cost and transportation add
6 Don't iorget the place, Water street o,,,,
Washington and Columbia, Burlington.
sept 81, '55 JOHN S. DAVE
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Sligo & Tyrone Iron Store.
..~' FOOTE g. EWING.
ALSO DEALERS IN THE

ALSO DEALERS IN THE
GOLDEN ERA Air Tight Cook Stove;
GOLDEN HARP AND PRIDE OF IOWA
Premium Cook Stoves ds...- 81.
> PARLOR. BOX AND COAL heating Stoves;
STEEL of all kinds; ..-4 $50. ...'
HARDWARE, NAILS AND BLACKSMITH's
TOOLS, f.a a.. -! . ST.. ess..s ..,..t .. 49,.
St Louis Circular, Mill and Cross cut Saws, of
all sizes. 81, "a
AND MAyFAoTURERs
OF ALL KINDS OF TIN WARE.
Jefferson street, Burlington. 81 81 .
march % 1855 wdly
NEW FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY
And 1ookipu-Hloco Waro poors
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New China Store.
McKITTERTCK 4 MILLER,
80 Importer, and Dealers in e,.,..
p .QueeNssCaSe, China, Glass and
BRIT ANNA WARE.
Third ST., nearly opposite the Barrel House,
BURLINGTON, IOWA. f,
RE now opening large and beauti ful assortmen t
n of French China Tea Sets, Dinner sets, Vases,
and fancy articles. Also, a fine assortmentof
Queenstcdre, Gasspare. Window Giass and Druqqisis
Bottles and Vidls.
Persons about cnmmenci, house keeping. and all
others want of goods of superior quality prices
to compare with the times. would do well to cali nd
examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
q april 49, 1855 f-.
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SHINGLES AND LUMBER.

~ ~ f. W FL II IL. .a
WV. CARSON, E, D.RAND,
HENRY EATON, B.B.Dowss,
LAVE associated themselves under the name and
IL style of CARSON, EATON Il Co., Of Galenn
and Wisconsin and
re E. D. RAND & CO.,
OF Burlington, iowa for the purpose of manufactur-
They have their new Mills now in fall operation
Having spared no expense in procuring the best ma
chnery, they atter themselves that in the ensuing
summer the can offer very superior article of Lum-
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J. H GEAR &Co

n .H# ]. n. GEAR & Co., 80. n. =
Agents FOR G. S. MALTBY'S OYSTERS.
0N and after the goth inst, we shalt be in receipt
~ daily of Fresh Oysters in cans and kegs.
Also, Fresh Shell Oysters in Dbl for tale by the
can and Dbl ut Chicago prices, adding freight.
sen Ii. '55 81" - J. IL q. GiCo
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H. B. WARE, Ht.
SADDLE & HARNESS MANUFACTURER.
Wholesal; and Retail Dealers in
Harness, Sole and Upper Leather; Kip,
NALFan MoroccoS Skins; Patent nd enameled Lea
Other,C Coach Lace. Saddery Hardware, wood Hames,
Chains, Enameled 'oths, Brass Huh Bands, &C.. &c.
re- The highest price paid for all kinds of HIDES
ANDSKINs.
Jefferson Street, Burlington, IONA,
BURLINGTON MATCH FACTORY.
Valley Street. burlington. Io,ro
A. II. BURHANS & CO..
MOULD respectfully inform dealers that they
w have recently made extensive improvements
in their esta blishmcnt and arcnc making matches
of very surcri", quality. and prepared TO I'LL all
orders however large that they may cciv". our
ma tchcs are warranted to he 9, "l any made.
We are aisomannfacturing. largely Writing inks
of very superior quality and can fill all orders
low rates. a. II. BURHANS& co.
april u, 55-ly
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Warranted in perfect order.
daion gall quart and pint jars md bottles Bird
Fountains. Glass Lamps various patterns and sizes.
Breast tubes, Lamp cbimneys and globes, Nipple
shells. smoking bottles, DC. = ff''
D Sole Agency for the New York CantopTeas
company Superior and warranted TEAS, . fresh
assortment always on hand ;uIv ~
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New Orleans. Oct. 40.

New Orleans, Oct. 80.
We are in receipt OF later dates from Tex
as. Gov. Reas. favors Captain Callahan's
course in the trouble with the Indians and
refuses to issue proclamation against him
as desired by Gen. Smith. More Rangers
have gone TO the frontier.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. %

Philadelphia, Oct. q.
Judge Kane made an order to-day in the
Williamson case denying the petition of the
applicant, but in orde that the petitioner
may purge himself the Judge orders that
whenever Williamson ready to answer
such questions as may be addressed to him
by the court, the Marshal may bring him in
to court to decide up on the further action of
the court. - -. .
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i'm New York, Oct. 20.
There were several failures on Saturday
among the Wall Street Brokers, chiefly Of
operators in RE stocks.
A letter from Balize published in the Her
aid states that the ship Diadcm of 700 tons
was wrecked recently on the coast near Ba-
lie.
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J. F. TALLANT.

"a" 9-- J. F. TALLANT, a' ae~t
-" ~ Wholesale and Retail Dcalerin rf.t is
Drugs. Dyes, Dye-Woods, Perfumery.
Brushes, Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
glassware, american and Foreign Chemicals &C.. &c
n. Z. CORNER MAIN JEFFERSON srs.,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
HAVING permanently removed TO the aboyc~.A
l. location. one OF the most conmodous aud NJ
elegant Adjustments in the West, the subscri u
Der invites the attention of his old fripd nd custo
meTs and the public general to bis large and va
red stock OF goods in his line, which will be sold ut
very low rates. He mas an hanl y ---------
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St Louis, Oct. 80.
The injunction suit brought by the city
and County of St Louis against the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, this morning was dis
solved in the Court of Common Pleas. The
Court decided that neither city or county
were legally stockholders. 1885,.
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Washington, Oct. 30.
The President has decided that the resolu-
ton Of Congress, of Feb, 1855, providing
for Brevet rank of Lieut.. General under
which Gen. Scott received that appointm ,nt,
gives him additional pay and allowances, and
that it is retroactive in its operation from
May 29th, lS47, which decision has been
communicated to Gen. Scott.
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LEWIS c. BROWN.
ARCHITECT AND RJITIbEH

Il
s. REDF1ELD. NJ, 81 Beck IMAM ST., NY.
d. b. COOKE / Co, l35 Lake ST., Chicago.
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Philadelphia, Oct.31.
The steamer Marena belonging to the West
Jersey ferry, burned this A. NJ. at the wharf
at Camden, Is 1000, dollars, insured for $780,
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And SO he went to God; for, plying the
dark and dreary years before the half-orpan-
ed boy, His mother in Heaven had asked God
for her child.-City Item. s5tE
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Aug. I'm.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-06
A Faithful Girl.

A case Of woman's devotion has recently been
brought to our knowledge, which certainly e.
quals ANYTHING that we have ever met with in
the realms Ot romance. The circumstances oc-
cured in this city, and are perfectly we'll authen-
ticated. While tie small pox was raging here
few weeks ago, young man employed in
store on Luke street was S-ized with the disease.
IT was of course, improper for him to remain
there and the people with whom he lived, who
were distant relatives of his, refused TO permit
him to stay in their house. The result was,
that he was taken to the pest house.
Ii so happened that be was engaged to be mar
red TO most estmable and amiable young lady.
No sooner did she hear of his condition than
she determined at once that she would nurse him.
She underwent vaccination, and then went
where they had taken her betrothed, to the pest
house Here she found him, alone, sick, wretch
ed, deserted by all the world. And here she
remained like a ministering angel, waiting be-
side his bed pain, soothing his distressrS ard
attending TO his wants. He died. But how con-
soling must have been bis last moments.
Though all the world had torsaken him, she,
whom he loved better than all the world, ie-
mained faithful to the last. Her hand it was
that smoothed his pillow her eyes still beamed
upon him with mournful but undated affections;
into hsr ear hr poured his last words Of love, of
sorrow, and hopes that in this world might new
sr be fulfilled.
1t recalled TO our mind, when we heard it,
the words that BuIwer puts in the mouth Of one
of his character;-'sro be watched and tended
BY the one we love, who would not walk blind
and barefootrd over the world2"- Chicago 1ri-
bune, March 9Th.
Two HoRRlBLE CIRCUMSTANCES One .Ian
Killed by has Oaon Honds, and .9nofherdya n Dog.
The following horrible story may be difficult
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-06
A MIRACLE OF SCIENCE

Dr. e. /. KEELING, of Mechanlcsburgh, Cnmher
land Co Pa. announces TO those afflicted with Tn-
mors Wens, Cancers, Polypns, Lapus, Moles or
Marks Scrofula Kings Evil; and all diseases tha-
have been usually treated with Canstc or. hHie,Kte
can remove them without cuttings burning or pain
neither Chlorolorm Ether is aSffnlnstered 10 the
patient II is no matter NM part OF the body
they are he can remove them with perfect SAFETY
and in a remarkably short time. No Mineral
Vegetable poison, is applied and no money required
until cure is perfected.
ProapsiS Uteri, Female complaints, Chronic Ven-
erea and all other diseases treated with positive sue
cess Full particulars be obtained by addressing
in either English or German post paid Patients can
be accommodated with Board OF reasonable terms
Merchandising is OF the prettiest and healthly
towns in this or any other State II is miles from
Harrisburg on the {. V. X. II. and accessible from
all parts of the Union
The Dr. will visit cases in any part of the State
when desired.
Kind reader If you kaor O. fony afflicted fel-
loD-creature, dcioy not, 10 tell them Of this
treatment.
March Q 1S55.-6m."
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-06
Select l1oetrp.
From the Louisville Journal.
NV Childae0d's Home.
Snggesfed by the Reception Of Bouquet DIR
ing seuere Illness.

Oh! let them toueh my burning brow,
The petals OF those dewy flowers,
And let my spirit wander now,
Back through mist of by-gone hours,
TO a sunny spot IN far off cline,
Where used 10 rove in my childhood's time.
Ny chldhood's home how like spell,
Thy dear and sacred memory lies
Within my heart--as in a well,
The trembling light Of starry skies
Cleans through its crystal depths a. even,
Until they seem second heaven.
And a sweet breath Of Southern air
Seems stealing gently by me now,
The same that stirred my sunny hair,
And blew the bonnet IRON my brow,
Long, long ago, when had gone
To gather flowers at early dawn.
Again, with many joyous bound,
Ny tiny footsteps swiftly pass,
Where golden bufte--cups found,
Half hidden mid the fusting grass,
And vlolets from the soif green sod,
Seemed meekiy looking up 10 God.
There often have paused TO hear
The bee his drowsy main sing,
Tno gay and guieless ihem TO fear,
That Aotey bees perchance might sting;
VI hSdIl W d. dii 100 iiG@U ana NdTiil,
To think of i'll or shrink from harm.
and now along the good old hall
is scattered half my fragrant store,
For have heard my mothers call,
nd, dancing through the open door,
Her morning kiss fondly meet
And ding my treasure al her feet.
Then, with light and stealihy ;Tead
| steal behind NY fathers chair,
To iiag garland DER his head,
And twme 1t mid the silvery hair,
Till every rose, with dewy glow,
Seems blushing meath DRIFT of Snow.
And now once more seem to stand
Where long dark shadows round me sweep,
Ny gypsy bonnet in nay hand,
For the full Sunlight dared not creep,
With all its sliiteriig pon,p, between
Those twinIng boughs ofevergreen.
love the gay, glad things of earth,
The sunshine, birds, and streams and flowers
Yet would hush my childish mirth,
And, through those dim, sequestered bow ers,
In solitude, delight to steal
Twas there | learned 10 think and feel.
And Oft Eve spread banquet tair,
OF acorn cups and rose leaves br ight,
That aiTies might assemble there,
To rpve in the fair moonlight;
love 10 dream OF mysteries,
Beneath those dark ancestral trees.
That homestead is in ruins LAID!
Its faIrest blossoms now are dead
Yet still their deep and solemn shade,
Upon the waving grass is shed;
Thus often sunshine will depart,
But shadows linger the heart.
And now, when fever wildly burns,
Within this lad and aching breast
Ny spirit through the past returns,
Beneath that peaceful grove of rest;
There love ceaseless vilgl keeps,
Aud pensve memory sometimes weeps.
The rnstling OF a Wild birds wings,
4 star, a flower, sush Of rain,
The sight of sad or Joyous things,
OF make seeu child again;
With vpiceleSs eoquence they come.
Bright phantoWs OF my chIldhood's home. Rosa
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1855-04-06

In he matter ol he intended application Of HENRY
FLCCk. TO the Court Of Quart"r Sessions OF Bed
ford county, al April Tern, 1876, for License TO
keep tavern IL the honse he occupies IN
The town OF Woodberry, il being old stand.
We the subscribers. citizens OF. ard residing with
in the bounds of Middle Woodbury. Township. do
hereby certify, that personally and well ac-
quainred with Henry Fuck the above pettionef-
that he is, ard we know hIn 10 be, of good rppnte,
for honesty aud temperance, and is we'll provided
with house room and conveniences for lodging and
accommodation of strangers and travellers. And
do further certify that we know the house for
which the License is prayed, aud from It's neighhor-
hood and situation believe il to be suitable for Tav
ern and further, that such Tavern Is necessary TO
accommodate the public and entertain strangers and
travellers.
S. Bruubaugh, Robert Barnet, David Stone
rook, James Miller, Jacob G. Brumbaugh, ST.
mon Beard, D. p. Brencman, Henry Ridencup
Jacob x. Smith, Lewis Pence. Alexander Croft,
Henry Brumbaugh, George Penner.
March 80, 1883.