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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

The St. Anthony Express says that the
Army Worm is quite troublesome above.
They destroyed a field of twenty-five acres
dats FIR a gentleman above Rum River
IA one night. They started for field of
'rn the next day, when in crossing a
large prairie that had been broken the
aaek birds that are numerous in this Ter
nDy got hold of them, and made break
ast dinner and supper out of them. One
nernapt says that the ground was cover
dallday long with the black birds, and
When night came the army worms were
aislydeposited in crops of the birds. Who
saay now that black birds are not of
sae benefit.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

GOn Thursday last, an old man
aaed Birge, living at WATERFOWL, made
aaltcmpt to murder his wife by cutting
aef throat with dull butcher knife.
ia@xlng her down on the floor he inflicted
sVsnl severe wounds on her neck, and
WOULD have accomplished his terrible pur-
peaad he not been prevented by his
saad'cn, lad oftwclve years of age, who
10 INTO an adjoining room, and got a re-
'0''et IRON the drawer in which it was
Aep'' returned, and fred twice upon his
: y. last time it is supposed
'""'euhg amortal wound.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

ne. !, mere is, just now, dir,h of news.
.ss,l s ! no startling events, less than the
ssAi,. a0et Of hair.breadth 'scapcs-
~ S., lsa the seat Of war-price of pro-
ssiss, s ny established and ,aarke, quo
y. NJ. s,'sss !, all over aud the
h.l,r y al !. published with which old
N ~. q disguised. In this state Of
y bor,s s beg our subscribers Ono.
ess,n en to excuse our dullncss.
as'A'ns will turn up soon.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

IL The death of Gov. Woodbridge of
Detroit may be expected daily. The ply
siciaus have no hopes of his recovery. The
same of Hon. Abbott Lawrence of Boston.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22


80, arc we 10 ray II, numbers Of our :
~, fsliow-cisiuns are in the habit Of
H., their Sunday afternoons at the
va. bier houses IN the vicinity put
md md. The city Iia'its. About sun down
- ...uru 10 their homes. singing songs,
- .s.raesotsonal or baechanalian, this dc.
-. 80, .syc.h not, but in key sufficient
,,.a 10 be heard three squares. Last
~, evening, some Irish got mixed up
"A he Dutch, and as usual matters as,
' - Il hostile shape. There was kind
~, .,.. saht, in which there was more
!. ,h.u blood, parties being too drunk
'.,.a,ee one another much. Now, as
s..,.etly despair Of ever seeing the ban
8. i, IL our city Marshall within forty
s, ,oas Of q row, VIC hope the editor OF
= c,,e,,e will read his next Sundays
9Th leader on the observance OF
s..,bsth and the Democracy Of the
All. :. the various Bier houses, and see
-. amt 80 far reform hiss allies as to in
,,.s,hem to pass to and from their drinks
Il .,,.oa, disturbing the city with their
.pr and fights. -...------
Gry. QuIraAs,-Gen. Quittnan ac-
,..,he nomination for Congress by the
,,mocr,ts Of the Fifth District of Missis-
.,,; on condition that he shall be under
AID 70 advocpte the following policy of
lm,mmcn,, viz: Resistance TO all legisIa-
ian. directly or indirectly hostile to the
;,s;,u,ion Of slavery, which he considers
i, natural and normal condition of the in
t.aor and superior races when in contact"
i, acquisition of Cuba as the only means
4 ucerying slavery in that Island, and
Intimately in the United States; and the
encouragement by all proper means by the
Government Of the diffusion of American
ReUubEcau principles in the gradual alb
sorption Of Mexican aud other territories
south
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

n One clause Of the liquor law has been
..rinctn,!y enforced in New Yo,k-that when
requires the arrest and punishment of all intox-
icatea persons. The effect is grand. Old to-
pers do not like to lodge in the watch house
oyer a gt,t and nay ine OF SO in the morning
The consequence Is that stree; drunkenness Is
sensiblv Diminishing, and will soon be crushed
ont aitoxether.-I Detroit Free Press.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

MONSTER TElEscopEs.---Of the late inn
provements in hemanufa .ture of telescopes,
a most interes ing Account has been given by
Sir. D. Brewster, including description OF
the gigantic telescope of the Earl OF Rose,
the size of which, as compared with other in
s.ruments, may be understood By the fact
that the area Of Newtepss best telescoy was
$50 square inches; that Of DAssels, SIC; Hers
chel, 1904; and Of Rosse, SID.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

SINGULAR AcclpENr.-A gentleman
tho was driving on the margin Of Crystal
lake in Minnesota drove into tho lake to
nter his horse The horse sank in the
qaick sand and was drowned before he
auld be got out. The driver had to escape
through the back part If the carriage.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

Dg~ We hatea brown jug with a corn
cob stopper.-Gazette
Since when?
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

=
50 hrufs brsweeH New Yosk sHd Chies 70.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND LAKE sMORB'
KAtLRoAD ROUTE TO BpFrhIo, NTA8As
Ma FALLS. ALBASfs NEW YORK
AND lUSf0S.
&lr thru Passenger Trains each usy, Daily ~
Tl,s nniy direct and reliable r,rts, hsirs t38
miles nearer To Cleveland, Pii,stu sh sr,i.iaseb
Philadelphia. Ial.irfyFr and Washington, shan any
ether route ard be M asp d'i.sa- ,"at 'o BIas-
H.. Niagata I.iis. - Ibshy. N.w York and liz ~iou-
l--Msi a,f iccusarn,ls ian--len,c. fhieas. 81
b.2s A. M.--arires in Ccycis,, at a.a5 r. ~.
s--Ls Shtnng Express. thrn%.i--tases Chrsgd ~
7tkA. M.--ani,es in sgevcilnti o.:s r. NJ,
and New Y rk and r. .spn s.eSf evening. =.
3--New York and B,stun Expu-s--tra.es Chicsgo
ai3ssP M.-nrrivcs IN Cicvclsp ai s.4S A. n,
aud New YORK snd ;s~ton next m'sning. E,
a-s.camtsat md Raiir,nd Enpscs.-tcaves Chen
60 at s.S5 p. H--e,nnerts next n,nrning With
steamer. at Toledo, f,s rnfralo, direct; also e,au
ncciing with trains arriving at Cleveland at $50
p NJ, and Pittsburgh inc evening, ard New
York next dry al lie Pm.
TH- All the above trnin: cnrprct direct thrcueh-
To all points in Ohio and Pcnnsy MIA, without any
detention.
Only three trains on Saturday:
Leave at 5.2S A. NJ, las A. NJ. and 3.SS p. ~.
Ouly one train ou-'untay:
gsss- Baggage checked to Dunkirk aud Buffalo,
thence to New York and Bceton.
gsa- Passengers leaving Chicago by cithey 81 the
above trains. reach Pittsburgh, Baltimore. philsdcl
phia. etc. from IL TO 20 hours in advance OF N
other route.
.eas-oniy two changcsef cars between Chicago
and Pittsburgh.
The we'll known ma sni6cept steam palaces, SOUTH
ern Michigan, Northern Indiana and Empire State,
will form the boat line between Toledo and Buffalo,
Boats leave Toledo at A, NJ, M the arrival Of the
s.45 y. NJ. train, connecting at Buffalo with the
A. NJ. train. =,
NORTHERN INDIANA, Capt. I. I. Pheat. icsv"s
Buffalo Mondays and Thursdnys-Tolcdo Wcdnes-
days and Saturdays.
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN. Capt. A. D. Perkins, leavce
Buffalo Tuesdays and Fridays-Toledc Mondays and
Thursdays.
EMrtRK STATE, Capt. T.. II. Goldsmith. leaves Buff
falo Wednesdays and saturdays-Toiedo Taesdays
and Fridays.
The above boats leave Toledo Mt 3 A. NJ, on tho
arrival of the S45 P. NJ. train out Of Chicago, cou
Meeting with the A. NJ Express out Of Buffalo next
morning.
Through tickets to be had at the Office Of tho G. y.
and @. X. r. at Burlington, and at the Genera Pas
sengcr Office of the Michigan Southern rood, under
the fremont House, Chicago, and at the Passenger
Depot, corner of Van Bnren and Sherman streets.
1.g- The travelling public will bear in mind that
this is the only road using F0OT'S VENTILATED
CARS. avoiding entirely the dust and rmokc, 70 an
moving to travellers on other roads.
For further information apply to
PASSENGER AGKNTs: ~ y
GEo. M. Guar, fremont Building, Chicago;
b. F. FFiELD, Planters Hotel. st. Louis;
J.F. PORTER, 1913 broadway. New York;
Capt. C. FoRnE,, Eufialo, N. y;
p. b. TRUax, Toledo Ohio.
JAMES MOORE, Gent Sup't
Chicago, July %, IS. II
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

ANOTHER HEAD OFF We learn from
Washington that Rush Gilmore, Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court of Kansas
hahsn removed, and Judge Moore of
Alabama has been appointed his successor.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

ssa- We are under renewed obligations
to II. II. SCOTT, Esq, for New York pa
pers of Saturday.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22
To Country Merchants

WE have now received and opened full supply
w Of Ware suitable for Country Trade, and are
selling at prices which will compare favorabiy With
those Of any other market, cast or west.
We buy for cash of the manufacturers in England,
and having long experience in the business we arc
ed that selection of Goods. and our Prices
cannot fail to give entire satisfaction to Dealers who
ha We been in the habit Of buying in Eastern or South.
ern markets. MCKITTERICK a. MILLER
North Sd street, nearly opposite Barrett Home,
Burlington, May l6. 1855 [Gazette eopy.l Z.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22
Boston, Aug. ID.
Hon. Abbott Lawrence died at III o'clock

Hon. Abbott Lawrence died at IL o'clock
this :. \.
= NEW YoHx, Aug. Is.
The total mortality Of the past week in
this city was G23, being II in excess o. last
week.
II i announced that Lieut.. General Scott
has sigpiGei his intention Of visiting the en-
campineni of the End division Of our State
militia at Kingston, Tuesday next. and will
review the troops. Goyernor Clarke and
staff will also be present.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. Is.
The fever here is now about at stand. :
The deaths in the hospital for the present
week we're 1873, and number of cases cured
1872.
The minority for Winston. the democratic
candidate for Governor in Alabama, is
ii, 900.
BALrinoR=, Aug. IL.
Accounts Of the fever from Norfolk are
very distressing, 80 new cases were reported
ON Thursday. Capt. Barrows' daughter is
dead. Contributions in aid of the sufferers
are coming in from all quarters. The fund
raised in this city now amounts to over
ST. 900.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

,.,.s :, Last week the city of Muscatinc
,.;.. ,ae credit of the city, (only i've
49,. y the NJ. 4 NJ. R. R. Co., to the
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

Ia "a Anplighter picked up a new
>r, on the side walk the other
s,ls !. A. y he was extinguishing the
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

0Thank God for the democratic doctrines
Of the Bible!'- Sunday Gazette.
Such is the profane expression of tho
maulliu scribbler of the Gazette, who VIC
lates one Of the most essential and binding
articles of the dccalogue by issuing his
basphemous paper on Sunday.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

SUIcIDE-LovE AND DEsPAlR.-On Satur-
day afternoon, about five O'Clock, man
named Lewis Bradshaw committed suicide
by drowning himself in the Mississippi, at
Illinoistown, just below the Depot of the
B. & |. T. Railroad, under the following cir
cumstances He had been living with wo-
man in the vicinity of CollinsviIle, Madison
county, in this State. Some day last week
she left him, went to Ilinoistown, and took
lodgings in a house of i'll fame. On Satur-
day Bradshaw followed, and found her in
her new abode. He tried to persuade herto
return with him, but she stoutly rejected all
his opportunities. After good deal of re.
elimination on both sides, and mutual
charges of inGdelity, he left the house,
threatening to drown himself. lie then
went down to the river bank, and deliberate
ly walked into the water until he got beyond
his depth, and disappeared. Persons in the
vicinity Immediately commenced ssdragging''
IN order to recover the body, and continued
the operation until yesterday Sunday about
noon, when the body of the unfortunate
man was found near the spot where he com
mitted the rash act.-- [Bellville Adv, 18th.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

~ The New York Evening Pos thinks that
Pennsylvania has become disgusted with the
Kanzas policy. This suspicion Is confirmed by
tie appearance of Gov. Reeder's name at the
head Of the columns Of the Crawford, Pa,
Journal as candidate for Canal Commission
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

~. iso farmers in the ncighborhood
i. s,Saune had ten horses and mules
!, = last week, but recovered the entire
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22
NoficA

Notice
rs HEREBY given, that have iris day been ap-
1 pointed administrator Of the Estate Of Owen Nc
Gallon deceased, late of Burlington, Desmoines Co.,
Iowa. All persons having claims against snid Is
tate will present them duly authen. icatsd, for set
Element, and those indebted to snid Estate will make
immediate payment. J. L. cORSE, ~
Burlington, aug IS, 1855 Administrator =
TGazette copy1 44s VA a. 81
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10 the Tax Payers q Des Moinss Coun-
~. Inwa

NJ Office + hereby girrn that IN sccts6anee With
i Tbs 6ta.ufc Lsws Of iowa, providing for the
ssIe ii lands for delinqucns taxes, viii fs1l, on
Thursday the 10 b day II September next, for cash,
at the door Of Marion Hall, the following lands and
1ss in ssid County on which the taxes fr the ycar
1884 are due ami unpaii Including deiin9uen. School
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

Mrs. Frost, widow of the late Jonathan
Frost, of New Braintrce, Mass, absented her
self from her house. Not returning, search
was made for her, when she WAS found dead
in large cistern near the premises. To get
into it she forced herself through hole ten
inches square,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

OuIo.-Trimble accepts the Bolter's nom
nation for Governor of Ohio. 1t is the
opinion of tho best informed politicians that
he will get no more than ten thousand votes.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

R,cH MES OF DAvENPORT.-The Dav-
,.oort Gazette has been looking at the As
,.,sors' book Of Scott County, to find out
he rich men Of Davenport. He found
The following names among the assessed at
..I of forty Thousand dollars.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22
MARKETS.

MARKETS.
Flour-Country Sc Is q 6 so.
City mills Sc IS.
Wheat--Sales Sn00 bush 90c "a 81 90 for Spring.
sall 95c @ 81 90; 600 bush choice 81 O5.
c. rn-l5c.
oats-so a SIC for old, CSC for new.
Bntter-l7 q "a.
Egg.-7c.
Lard-bbl. 81 kegs 81.
Hams, scarce. selling Q a I2c com and sug cured.
Bacon, Sides u.
Hdes-contracting year round q 1oc.
BeeswaN-2oc.
Timothy seed So 90.
Flaxseed-75 @soc
Pine lumber clerr. per m.-$Sa@35
Common g $20G25
Shingles per M.-S5fG5 SO
Lath a st so
Whcat-W Winter 81 As "a 1 so.
Spring 81 20 g IS.
Rye-70 ore.
Ba.ley-75c q so.
Corn-73@74c.
oats-45c.
Beans 81 75@ $500.
Potatoe.-45 69sa.
Lard-9@lo.
HAMS q l0c.
Shoulder % Sc.
Bustcr-t31l4c.
Hide-Dry ll@12c.
do Green, 5(asc
Pggs-lsc.
Fiour-se 25@s Is.
Pcrk--sis ooya so.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

sG- Mr.. WEED will please accept our
thanks for New York papers of Friday.
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Nnfioo

NOClCc. .rsIs.s 81
TUE subscribers are owners Of ina jority Of the
L stock of the La Grange eapk Of the State IT
Georgia, and by the rovsions Of its charter are per-
sonally liable for its issue. The notes Of tho Bank
will be received deposit by the same terms A.
the notes Of the State Banks Of Ohio and Indiana.
@ l. II. BIIRCH 4 co.
Chicapo Aurust q 1S55-9mos stt@
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

Barnabaz Bates, professional inebriate
in Albany, having twice suffered ten dollars
and costs for INDUCING, tried to make an ar
rangement with the magistrate to pay by the
year. He calculated to be drunk twice
week on an average, and proposed for dis
count of ten per cent. to pay for year in
advance. Proposition promptly rejected by
the instice.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

CINCINNATI MoRALs.-A few years since,
Frederick Staley left Cincinnati for Califor-
MIA, to get fortune his wife-a dark-eyed,
good looking, bouncing young woman-in
few months got tired of single happiness,
and thought that, with Mr.. Shafer, who had
no wife of his own, she could get along
as well as with her absent Staley. The
latter gentleman lately returned and, not
fancying the co-partnership of his wife and
Shaner, generously told Shaffer he was well
come to che lady for the balance of his days
but he (Staley) would take his child
With this understanding they divided-Sta-
ley, with the child, going to Louisville, and
Shelter, with its mother, remaining 10 Gin
cinnati. A few days ago, Shaffer went
down to Louisville and captured the child
whcreupon Staley came up. armed with pis-
tolls, knives, &c., and raised row generally
to recover his child. Shelter obtained a
warrant against him for an assault; he then
got out similar document against Sh@ffer
and the lady for adultery; and then these
facts got public, and got into the Cincinnati
papers-from whose extended reports of the
case we have condensed the above statement.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

ssWhat did they cost you
ssFour thousand dollars EACH"
ssWhat did you ren. them for ?''
The landlord here hesitated, and declined
answering; but he was informed that re-
fractory spirits were treated to birthstone
bath, and at once confessed that he obtained
Eve hundred dollars per annum for each.
ssI thought so,'' said Satan. sit is al
lowable to charge ten per cent. on the costs,
if the landlord keeps them in repairs, but
you did not do this, and yet you obtained
over twelve per cent. This was extortion,
and therefore you are not my friend, so just
walk down and sit in my chair until can
come and FIRE up" Boston Gazette.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

New and Elegant Jewelry. go
THE undersigned has Just received and opeRse
l. at his estab.hmenton Third street. nearly ol-
posite the Barrett House, large stock Of - ia
-r. JeWelry, sars tre.
Consisting Of ladies and gents fine breast pins, ear
rings, fnger-rngs, gold guard and fob chains, gold
pencils and pens, silver ware &C., &c. would shy
farther that have full and general assortment II
all kinds of cwelry and other articles usually kept
in jewery establishments; my jewclry is NIL Of the
latest fashions, and for quality, finish and beauty,
inferior 20 none. Give me call, as sell my goods
at only small advance over Eastern a7a'
Wholesale Prices.
va Remember the place, Third street, nearly cp-
posite the Barrel House. = Eal
Wa Watches and all kinds Of jewery repaired
short notice and ut low prices L.r
july II, '55. J. PROCHASKA.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22
1855. Summer Arrangements. 1856
EA& u
Sc hours bef,reen On, caoo and Nr1p York

Sc hours betreen Gu, cago and NsU York
Michigan Central, Great Western, Buff
falo Il BranUord Railways, to Buffalo.
Albany, New York, Philadelphia and
Boston. The only direct route and 50
miles nearer to Niagara Falls, Is miles
nearer to Neu York and Boston. than BY
any other route.
Five Daily Trains Leave Chicago:
CINCINNATI EMPRESS; Arrive nj
Cincinnati ut o p. NJ; c"nntcts at In
615 a. m. dianapolis with trains for Dayton, TO-
lumbus. GAINESVILLE, Wheeling, Pits- Z
burgh, Philadelphia, Washington md
Baltimore q. ...-+s..
MAIL; Supper n. Detroit, breakfast
mt Rochester or IIorrsilsviic next
$50 a. m. morning, supper in New York Or j dye
in Boston; also lodge in Philadelphia,
LiGmrNTNG EXPRESS; Arrives in
7.45 O. m. n. York at T.. ~ next evening. "r
Boston 2 at night. Arrive in Phiia-
dolphin, pa Elmira, ut 10 p. NJ - 3
...f @ AFTERNOON EMPRESS; Arrives In
400 D. m. New York at Q A. N. second day. or
oston at P. NJ. Philadelphia at 1890
second morning. s=R
900 p. m. NIGHT EXPRESS; Connects next
morning at D.trot with North shore
line of steamers. .. f,.....
Through without landing, in slime for $40 4. N.
Express for New York mud Boston. Also with
Steamers for Sandusky, making direct railroad con-
nec,ions to all points in Ohio and Pcnnsyynnin.--
Also connects direct through by Railroad to New
York and Boston. -...- .. ,...5.5... BIZ,
$50 and 7.45 a. Nj. Trains connect
at Detroit Nth steamers t.r Clereland, dr-
irving ncrt morning in time TOR all trains
through Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The only train that leaves Chicago Saturday night
is this route 90 p. NJ, only one train Sunday,
q NJ. Ing LIAR
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

To the Stockholders Of the d. r W. p. r. CO.
A meeting Of the Directors Of the above Plank
a Road Company, held at Burlington, June 25th
1855, it was ordered that the Stockholders be renur
ca 70 their certificates Of Stock for resue
within three months from the date hereof and ~.
all Stock not 50 filed. shall be declared forfeited.
r. C. KENDALL. Sec'y
june ~ % B.6W. PR ca
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

WoLfERIS ROosT, and Iryine's Sketch Book.
~, " washington Irving, Just received, and foI
se Juno 10. 2, Barrett House.
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ns FrsA
nIrR
linrGn,-
| arianid.
Syringe
.EY.
cll,his.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

The only train that leaves Chicago Saturday night
is over this route 90 r. NJ, only train Sunday,
ut 900 r, NJ, No. 400 r. ". Train Saturday. 49,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

900 p. M. Train connects direct with
trains on Ne,c albany and Salem, Gin
cinu,cti, Columbus and Pittsburgh Rail-
road. ~
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.. ale d.
~ ISs
lGa.ner.
|'ss III
|eri tius
and an
|lIernd
Inst yes
YIN,
in,in.
z In tn.
CLERK.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22

QIPLEY'S Notes on the Gospels, and Barnes Notes
IL on all the New Testament. Also Peterson ia
miliar Science, for sale at No. 2, Barrett House.
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0ANEs at the Iowa Music Store, for old and young,
" Come and buy ono ere they are all gone. New
ones just received. fully 81 r. LANE,
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AUNT FANNY hashad few Shanghais
sent to her and thus writes concerning them
to the Ohio Cultivator:
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-22
IOWA MUSIC STORE.
East side of Barrel House Building,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
RUFUS LANE, Proprietor,

Pianos,
A I Eastern prices, and warranted, can always be
IA obtained at the "Iowa Music Store" No char
ges made for freight expenses. X. LANE.