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We heard q good one the other day. An
old farmer standing or the corner was ter
ribly cut of humor because he had lost all
his wheat by the weesil for two successive
years. He WAS advised by a bystander to
sow Mediterranean wheat hereafter, as that
escaped the ravages of the insect. He re-
piled Indignantly No sir, I'il be darnsd If
] do. can stand it as long as the weevil
can, and will"
That farmer was BROTHER TO the fellow
who had . sore toe, which, despite all bread
and-miik poultice.. or soothing .spa:nex,rac-
tors, would ache achc-aehe. Finally the
sufferer go; desperate, and giving bis sore toe
sisomething to ache for, esciaime3, . s.There,
cuss you. ache, can stand il as long as,
you can.
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s@. 4 good instrument of warfare
against mosquitoes is eamphor. Take a
piece of the gum aud set FIRE to it in a
room. and in few moments every mesqui-
to viii have yamosea the ranch.
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sas- WHAT A GROCERY. ~yfsa

A Gard Ito tho People of Dos Moines County.
The undersigned, County Judge, wou1d
respectfully report, that under the provision
Of an act Of the last session Of tho Legisla-
tarr, known ss ssthc Prob bitory Liquor L,w,'
he has appointed Mr.. Levi lager Of tho City
Of Burlington, and Mr.. u. NJ. Dudley, Of the
Township ef Danwllc, Agents FOR the pur-
chase and sale of Liquors, under the provis.
ions Of sud act. Believing that tho ends
arI aims Of the law could only be attained
by dsconnectins the sale of said Liquors
from any other business, so far rs the City
uf Burlington was concerned, the house now
occupied as,he agency. was rented for one
wear at $500; Mr.. Hager's salary was fixed at
500 per annum, with tie express understand
my .i,t he should devote his undivided Mt
tention to said agency. Mr.. Dudley's salary
inriu,ling the use Of his house is not to ex-
@ cd $500. The rules prescribed for the gov
ernmAnt " said agents are as follows:
LIST, Tha, they shall not PERM, any Of said
i Liquors TO be drank, when bought for med
ieinat or other purposes contemplated by the
law, upon the premises.
Ind. That they shall studiously md dill
gently labor to prevent any violation what
ever, Of the provisions Of the law, and shall
exercise in all eases such discretion rs in
THAR opinion will most efectually conduce to
the cause OF temperance.
I'd, That they shall not, except when thor.
oughly convinced Of the use for which Lii
auor is required, sell or deliyer,o minors any
81 said Liquors.
At tho request cf Mr.. Hager, who is the
principal agent under the law, drew out Of
the County Treasury, the sum Of 81, 500, end
after consulting with Druggists Of the CITY
Of Darlington, and attaining from them list
Of the kind, quality, and quantity OF Liquor
10 be purchased under the law, proceeded
to tho City Of New York, whore | purchased
$l,75o,2o worth Of such Liquors as had
received list Of, and on my return pur-
chased with the residue of said funds lafter
dedactiag expsnses) such of the Liquors still
remaining unsold in Burlington, rs were con-
sidered Of the proper quality for thepurpose
of tho law. S
On the arrival Of the Liquors from New
York. | proceeded, rs expressly required Of
mo hy said law, to. fix the prices at which
said Liquors should be sold; aud having done
/. SO, and having furnished, out OF said said
stock OF Liquors, an assortment for the Dan.
vile agency. my connection in any way,
shape, or manner with the matter ceased;
and cordially invite the soverest scrutiny
~ the advocates Of the law in reference to
my every action in the matter. Hoping, as
every honest man sheald 90. that the evils
Of intemperauee may be stayed.
With an expression that have acted CON-
scientioasiy and in good faith in this matter,
beg leave to subscribe myself. ~
Yonr OBJ. hnmhle Serr':.
.s OLIVER C. WlGHTMAN.
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lURllNGI0N

BURLINGTON
@vmz4mg1ss
eqsSHa skIs aSp JyIFgrsoS srrp,5,
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A IRA. Gil If the Mercantile c,aler, ~ p,
IL s.a,&--incorp,ra,d by lie E-si.la, ~. II ~.
STA wisl perpetual charter.
Trustees.
Iii. EAeeileney the Ilou. Jangs Rtcr,S.y q.
Hon. VIZ. WILKINS, tlste Secretary Of wsr jths H..
MosIs HAMPTON, Hon. W. II. LownY, Hon rn.,,,.
NAYLoR. ard Gcu..J K, MoonHeAp,
Faculty.
Asperv T. HownES. late seripr professor T. n,
Kn.png aud Commercial Science In tho Me,rat,V.
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| sylyania, BY which nb'ut 3scp merchants anl a,
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regarded b. business men as the most Thorough al
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| 500 commercial computatinhs, explaining ma,
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Duff 5 Bookfeeiing, liarrer'' e'lit,n, price a ),
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perfect system for Zach accounts, st-To be hal !,
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1855 Summer Arrangement, 1865
ENEM

Ia ri St
3s Hours between New York aud Chicago.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND LAKE SHORE
RAILROAD ROUTE TO BUFFALO, NIAGA-
RIA FALLS, ALBANY, NEW YORK
AND BOSTON. ~
gs-4 thro' Passenger Trains each way, Daily -tf8
Tho only direct and reliable route, being 1875
miles to Cleveland, Pittsburgh, larrisburgh.
Philadelphia, Baltimore aud Washington, than any
other route, and he most expeditions rout TO Buffa
10, Niagara FL lie lbany New York and Boston.
Mail and Accommodation--lcayes Chicago at
5.25 A. M.-arrives in Cleveland Mt 9.2s Pm.
2-Lghtning Express, thfough-lcaves Chicago at
7.I5 A. W-arrves in Cleveland at 9.25 =. NJ :,
and New York md Boston next evening
3-New York and Boston Exprcss-lcavcs Chcag
3.35 P, M.--ar,ivcs in Clevean ut s As A. NJ.
and New York and Boston next morning.
4-Steamboat and Railroad Fxpress--lcaves Chica-
GU at S.i5 p. NJ connects next morning with
steamers at Toledo, for Buffalo, direct; also con
Meeting with trains arriving at Cleveland at 23O
p NJ, and Pittsburgh same evening, and New
York next day at l.l9 PM.
Eir All the above trains connec, direct through
to all points in Ohio and Pcnns yyania, without any
detention. 49, ~.
Only three trains Saturday
Leave at SIS A. NJ, 7.45 A. NJ. and 3.35 7. NJ.
Only one train On sunday:
Leaves 40 r. M.
NS- Baggage checked to Dunkrk and Buffalo,
thence to New York and Boston.
ED- Passengers leaving Chicago by either of the
above trains, reach Pittsburgh, Baltimore Philadel-
phia, etc, frum IL to 20 hours in advance OF any
other route.
1nr Only two changes Of cars between Chicago
ami Pittsburgh -r
he well known mag iicent steam pa accs, South
ern Michigan. Northern Indiana and Empire State,
wiilfoIm the boat line between Toledo ard Bufiuo.
Boats leave ToIcdoat9 A. NJ, on the arrival Of the
S.45 +. NJ. train, connecting at Buffalo with the
A. NJ. train. ..-. ...... --. .s
NORTHERN INDIANA, Capt. 1. I. Phcnt leaves
Buffalo Mondays and Thursdays-Toledo Wcdnes
days and Sa urdays
SOUTHERN MicnIGAs, Capt. A. D. Perkins, leave:
Buffalo Tuesdays and Fridays-Tolcdo Mondays and
| Thursdays. E'-.
EMprkE STATE, Capt. L. B. Goldsmith, leaves Buff.
| and Fridays. ed
| The above boats leave Toledo at 8 A, M, on the
arrival of the S.45 P. NJ. train out Of Chicago con-
Meeting with the A. M, Express out Of Buffalo mel
| morning
Through tickets to be had at the Office of the G. B.
and @ X. X. at Burlington, and at the Genera Pas.
senger Office of the Michigan Southern road, under
the fremont House, Chicago, and Mt the Passenger
Depot, corner Of Van Buren, and Sherman streets.
rs The travelling publ will bear in mind that
this is the only road using FOOT'S VENTILATED
CARS avoiding entirely the dust and s1noke, 70 nn-
moving TO travellers on orher roads.
For further 10 foi nation apply 10
PASSENGER AGENTS:
GEO. NJ Quay, fremont building. Chicago;
b. +. FIFiRLD Planters 10 !, It Louis;
IF. PORTER, 1913 Broadway New York;
Capt. q. to,BEs. Buffalo. n y;
=. i. TRUAx, Toledo ohio.
JAMES MOORE, Gcnr Supt.
Chjeap Julv oS 'sh
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"a. isaus and the Grocery,

40, h c.e.sY q, ,neg.--Ils', jass good man
never yss and I'D ,izbt bciiesf I'D Dodge fes
tissl.
In all the political campaigns we have
ever had the fortune or misfortune to be
,niscd, we ucver have had a glimpse Of
feature 70 entirely ridiculous and Imaginable
80 the ..conSrY GuoctRy".' gotten up az
the county Judges beau ideal Of the Gro
cory, authorized in the temperance law.
AZ we have Published good dea! on the
subject, We arc very glad to present the
following, from the land Of the Judge
himseif, which acknowledges, about all
We have ssidin regard TO il Twenty
liyn HUNDRED DoLLARs, the Judge tells
U. he has expended for Lotions! He
has hired the "cstimable" Hnsar to tend
it ut 500 year aud rented room at
1890 II we have made no mistake in ad
ding, this involves cash expenditure and
liability amounting in the aggregate to
s3,500..,.. MS a Starter, with the prospect,
should he be elected, Of still another OK.
penditure in September when the Judge
goes after his family
The provision Of this amount Of liquor
10 be usej for purposes contemplated III the
law, within the life time of His Honor, is
one Of the ridiculous features of the bust
a.
ness, though having a somewhat serious
face for the tax payer. And the only way
to save the county from a heavy debt, IS
by enforcing the law vigorously to give to
this grocery monopoly Of the liquor trade
at such prices us will give large percent
ngc profit.
Had he been kind enough TO let us
know the amount Of money drawn to pay
his expenses East, in laying in the stock,
i, would have been great deal more salts.
factory.
One of the most consideratc features o.
tho whole thias ia the wise regulation
of tho Judge stated below, that
when sold for MEDICINE, none of it
shall be DRUNK rpoS TIE PREMISES +.
That is right So much was due to the
GOOD name Of old iDcs Mones and the rep
utation of her Judge aud Agent 1t wa.
iuc /, the dignity aud fair fame of tho
County Grocery. 1t is to be understood
distinctly that men arc not allowed to lay
around drunk
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Hydraulic Cement.
JUST received d superior article, Which will lie sold
u cheap, to close consignment.
July Is. PEASLEY j. MICHAELS.
T.ocf

= - Lost.
A SMALL tuck Memorandum Book containing two
n promissary notes signed by Frank Law with
J. & Law surety, for 500, dated about 10th March,
rs. and due year from date. The other signed
by John Jonson with his mark for fifty dollars, da-
ted some time in October, 1851, and due one year
from date. All persons are forc"aTned from purcha-
sing or paying those notes except to myself.
A liberal reward will be given for the delivery of
the came to this Office the subscriber in Burlington
july 23-tf II. b. HEsSE.
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sY- The Locofocos of oskaloosa are
bringing up their candidates and swearing
them. in order to be sure they have non-
mated No Know Nothings. The last Times
eantsins two sffidavi,s.
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England a Republic.

Speaking of 1.-THE rapid spread OF Republic
can ideas in England, the Tribune remarks:
A new lever is DOW in action. The Press
is liberated from the stamp. A wedge will
be forced into the intellect on the masses,
which will shake the nations brain and start
it from it's dumbness. The English people
are now entering on new career, and we
trust will be placed under a genuine civiliz.
ing influence. Their too seryile service for
the past and alIiss rotten surroundings will
pass away like a duh heavy cloud before the
rising sun Of knowledge. The public reason
will be enancipated. Then England may
begin TO move forward on the political are
ma Unforeseen events may hasten forward
this result, but it just now looms but dis
lance on the po'is,cal horizon. Sooner or
later, however, 4 Republic must come. This
was Lord Brousham's opinions years ago,
as necessary result to the extension of the
suffrage Obedisnt to the stern rules of log.
10. a rare occurrence with his lordship, be
predicted the advent of a Republic on the
track of universal suffrage in one of the vol
umns o. his political history. But startled
at his own boldness, in another volume he
bowed submissirely to the Queen, and re-
cansed the offensive statement, averriny that
theoretical deductions are not necessarily
followed by facts. Letas hope that he was
mistaken. 9sssaee~
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BE- The Gazette finds fault of us for
the manner in which our hair is cut, it is
not i'll consequence ofthe dark color of the
skin, or the kink in the Hair.
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New Livery and Sale Stable.

. ~ THE undersigned weuld inforn
szx.. ~ citizens sf Burlington, and the r.
SsEy<Essss lie generally, tina, he has opsos
SsTEa.S new Livery Stable in the "CrFi,
ZA~A Palace" formerly occnri~d y
Stewart; where be will be happy tdAccommodar'
who will favor him i.h a call
Good, ssfe b. rscs and buggies, and careful INV
always on hand.
Charges rcasonable--horses kept by me o"'
week. at ~ low prices the times will ahofa; =.
ex-staHe on, Washington. between NAN %
Third S:rceis. u. 1opo'
Burlington, July lily
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p- Miss HELMS Christina NieuweD-
haiaen was married the other dag at
pelia, to Mr.. Jun Heukelnau Walters
and sent the editor Of the Gazette cake.
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The Kansas Legislature.

/ ~N~HAStsS d.. o..
| The st Louis Demo at contains reports
of the doings of the Kansas Legislature at
Shawnee mission on the 10th and 18th inst.
! The most remarkable o. crations of thHt
body are as follows. 4a' " !H
/ Mi. Marshall gave notice that he would at
future day introduced bill of the following
| purpert:
''Requiring citizens emigrating from Mas
sachusetts, or other Northern States, which
have annuiled or may nuilify the laws Of the
United States, on entering Kansas, to take
m oath of allegiance to support the Consti-
tuition and Laws Of the United States, and
the laws Of this Territory
The reporter expresses the opinion that this
measure will pass mem. con. as soon as in
treduced.
! On the 18th joint committee of eight
three councilmen and Eve representatives.
was appointed to devise code of laws for
the government Of the Territory.
| Mr.. Marshall introduced abill into the
| HOUSE for the regulation Of elections, of
| which the following is the opening section:
That every free white male above the age
of twenty one years, who shall pay to the
proper officer in Kansas Territory the sum
| of one dollar as a poll tax, and shall pro.
| duce to the judges of any election within and
for the Territory of Kansas, receipt show
ing the payment Of said poll tax, shall be
deemed legal voter, and shall be entitled
| tom vote at any election in said Territory
during the year for which the same shall
| have been paid: Provided, That the right
Of suffrage shall be exercised only by citi-
zeus of the United States and those who shall
have declared on their oath their intention
to become such, and shall have taken an
oath to support the Constitution Of the UNI
ted States. and the provisions Of the act or
ganizing the Territory of Kansas. Il
The drift Of Mr.. Marshalfs bill is this
any citizen of Missouriwh takes sufficient in
terest in any election in Kansas to pay one
dollar, can flourish the receipt in the face of
the judges Of the elections and vote whenev-
erhe chooses. This slavery pretty subst.
tute for "popular sovereignity.' If the mex,
| Congress does not upset come Of the calcu-
lstions of this Legislative body, We are to
that exteas mistaken.-lChicago journal.
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Murders have become 90 frequent ia Mis-
sissippi that the clergy are strennousiy urg.
ing the more rigei enforcement Of capital
punishment. Governor Foase once said tina,
for every two DAVIS Of his term u two years.
As Governor Of Mississippi. there Was muir
der rSfpssrated ~ tina. STATE.
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= u Eassss-sl shYaska Frosecs.
Tbs herald % fEeedsn Of tie i1th ess

xss9 *
Tbs pF,- siaseFy paf y n i,axasA ssf week
kindly Js.seforcii another taass WI q, they
have in prospective. Ivy which they expect to
ci,eckuasse ffie 4dsacatrs IL freedom. isIs
no less than 10 re-aBbex the Platte purchase
% Kansas wifh 10 slave popa .atsns, the quasi
Lrg:- la, IRE IL Kansas C ,fss, ming. Missed
ri will af course consent; then shcr JON,
form State Constisasion. and apply TO Con-
rrsss for admission as q sloye State. The
Missouri Legislature will meet in November
10 coasumnlatc the fraud. The evidence
that such is the movement is not founded up
on conjecture, as it was actually developed
rs Part Of the programme OF the sol d.
SAINT Kansas Legislature, by one of its own
m mbers The issue must be met and re-
sisted to the last extremity. This fact tells
why oar border neighbors have all along
concerned themselves to such an extent IN
Kansas m ,t,ers, and why they have expend-
ed 80 much money to secure an asuendency
in cur Legislative Assembly: and why
s.unit; was desired there Atchison isares-
idcnt Of Platte County, and no doubt ne
hopes TO be elected Governor of Kansas I'M
der this arrangement.
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Obligations Of the Sag NIGHTS.

A recent member of the sublime order
of '.say Nothings" is divulging the various
oaths "a Ia 9. G. ca candidates take upon
themselves when they enter that secret
political order Here are the obligations
of the first aud second degrees.
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The Rev. John K. Shaw, of Morriston,
\. j., married 26 persons on the fourth
instant
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PGTITIoN.

rs" PETITION.
Lot No. 5e9 in the City of Burlington
To the unkmown owners Of Lot No. 500 in the city Of
ssf Burlington Iora.
Won are hereby notified that there is now on file in
the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Des
Moincs County, Iowa. petition of Jarfet uarner the
object and prayer of which is e. forscose the equity
of Redemption and quiet The petitioners title to said
premises-and that unless you appear and answer
thereto on or before the I'd dry of next Term Ct said
Court judgnen, will be rendered against You thereon
s GREEN J. BROWN,
jafv iS-w Pi'hs Atpys
Ordered that the above notice Nc published In the
Hawk Eye Telegraph. A. j. MEssESaEH, Cl'k.
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Faox ouE Es.sE REpoRrEx. The man
who ate his dinner with the forkof river.
has ksen sttssnf;ins 70 SPIN mountaia ton.
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Dwelling House and two Lots for sal.

UWellng house ana TWO Lots Tor sale.
I OTIS No. SIS and So, in RundS ub-iiyis,n u 10,
IL No. 9S2 on Columbia street Boundary. n,
dwelling house on the Lots contains three IRONS and
kitchen. There are also two .mall cis'erus. god
| we'll of water, stable and Cooper shop on the lots
The property is offered on accommodating terms Al
private sale. and If not scld before, i, will lie offered
st public sale to the highest bidder n. the f,or, du
of MARION HALL On Monday the 30th July. At .
o'clock T. n.
Terms made known On application At the Real &.
tato Agency of j.. n. STOCKTON.
July II, 1855.
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5Our anliable neighbors are at
their old tricks, throwing dust, and
from the terrible cutlery they make about
Know Nothing oaths, mid night meetings,
dark lanterns, one would think they had a
horror ofall secret political societies But
such is not the fact The editors and the can
didates they present to the people for their
suftrages, are probably mcmbers of an oath
bound society called Sag Nichts-who
have their midnight dark lantern meetings,
their plottings aud conspiracies as much
as any other party that ever existed in
this country. And yet the pure minded
editors of that truth loving and candid pa
per, have their eyebrows elevated to the
tops of their heads in horror of the BLOODY
KNOW NoTIiINGs
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nenmark Academy.

Denmark Academy.
sf>lIE FALL ksru III this insatatsou siil eHnmss1
a, We,ine.slsy September slh md ecniii,ne fear-
teen we Ks.
Ths best in sc,i.n provided in a' HE lsanehss
in 4 solid n,l osna ntai c.u'senf e'uest" r.
Ft,,s furthcr particular, OF creuhr. inquire OF nc
p-ioe;ts,t tArg iis.l II. X. BpsoN.
Strayed.
E>R)M the subscriber hyins IN NJ iiss 'ah', hshr.
r a. fw. an the 32i in .t--Twy bay marSs-ons
,na,ked with Festiic, years o9d-,he ether Win
saddle marks , her back years old. this one Is
shod bcf,rr One mule spring COLI ran ense, mi.n
black siipes around its egs IS the colt af the ns.
MARI described. "a
will give rca.onalie reward for he delivery d
the above me n, Nj Pleasant or information rnete
can get them, EDMuNp LhEpha"'
July 80 w2w.
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~ 10 iakpfns lsssss sas ssitasn
81 N cLAs, v ~. sbse .sss.s a Att
~ Kpekezisle eo1n,y, shsse l:ey 4 ossa
q. Fss had bees perverted frvsa Speaking.
anil where Mt Ga. and himself had been
re'fie1 the. si;sr no, eome 70 SPEAK. Tic
,lid go did speak 10 hrye audicnce
and Has not n.oies,ed Ii tho moment of
his departure, with The prospect u i tl,,o.
iy and unequal conflict before him, be
sent the following characteristic letter 10
the tirpfupsii t;azefte.
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MxHRiEpJsi 2ssh, 1855 hy Rev. WI, g.
saxsEn, Mr.. d. q. BLAIR % Miss ELlzAbfIh
III 1:Ess,, aNsf KessutA, lss Moinc. sssist1 lev g
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S. 3. 3 u RGE

S. u. U x GE,
IITHuLESAIE aud Retail dealer in Fur HssSsy
w ni'ure and chairs. Shop ard sales .S
ron on Main street. four doors sonih u J.-E&N=
5. Kimhai, !. Coz. Burlington. Iowa, =
80 Every descfipti.Is y Ftunit;fc mrde 20 or
der On reasonable tcSrss.
Metallic Barr ring cases AMI reed, hadc efEns
kept aIwas. cn ia I'D.
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Important to Wagon Builders.
1--WE Hundred settr Of Phliips Patent Pipe Boxes
i and Thmble She;ns for heavy wagons or buggiss
for snle Mt WHITE, PIERCE WATERWAY
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-01
S. NJ. HART.
ISAAC T. SUNDERLAND
Desirable Residence to Let

Cituated On Main near Angular street, the houu
~ containing six gocdrooms and kitchen with col ar,
listcrn. stable, &c. &c. The lcae of the premise,
having two and half years 10 run, with the turni
ture in the house, will be sold ON accommodate ns
terms. The house is in god repair and The furniture
nearly new, and no mere desirable residence san be
found in the city. Possession given the hpt o,
September. Enquire Of l.. D. STOCKTON.
iuly IL '55-d6w,