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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-06
10 WEAYERs Ann sPTNNI


TO WEAvERS AND sPIENERs,
John b. WET hAs recently received the following ar
% elcs In the spinn ne aud weaving Tine, via;
Revolving Temples, Machine ca ds. Stripping Cards Car
Pyers, Card Cleaners, Comb Plate assorts Emery, yce
tUa knda steel Cane elAies fhuitis q Lace
LeAkcr Roller Cloth Cali and sheep R0er Leather, har
Twins and Eyes, Ring sraTeiefss rom TO a. Hes
ascklez ees45
H0ZIERY, GLOVES, &C.
TuSv resolved large stock Of White. brown and F2ney
J eolored Cosion SIX and Lss Tl cad Hoe and Gleves
CLIFTON a ABBOTT,
Hpae Ne. IS CedArssEeet.
(tIGARs-is,o0a extra PEiacips Cigars, received ps
" express thls dag by VESSEL THOMPSON.
fhle
GNUfF-foo daEen SEQ eh and Maeobey snHs, In bos-
- ties and Esgs. i9E sale By
april wEssEL 4 THOMPSON.
LyOft REsT-For The balance q this year, that Iarx.
and egaedsoas fFAne hsass. sgR4tea On Tlae street
nsxt door 70 Cedar. Apply %
4 a. BALIowR, Gen. AxsuL
aFEls Ma II D~saersk street.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-06

w z have now in store by ate arrivals
w 20 hhds. N. o. Sugar, new crop;
100 bbls. N1lasses, do
100 do Deans Extra Whskey;
10 boNes--haves and qIarters-star Candies;
80 do Palm Soap;
leo do Taslow Candles;
20 do Western Reserve Cheese;
90 hbs- Glover Seed,
- boxes Peter NJ Boazs Tobacco, No. 1;
20 do Preston's do do.
u do g. B,yd's do do:
10 do Boaz 4 Goodwin do do.
III do Various Brands;
6O,O0b RegtIia Cigars, all grsiss:
Which We will sell low for Cash.
iAnS 8 II. LOOMS 4 CO.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
Death of Judpa Over.

The session of the United States Dis
trict Court, which was to have commenced
at Iowa City on Monday last, is postponed
on account OF the death of Judge Dyer.
He died at Woodstock Virginia on the
l4th ult, oftyphoid fever.
A meeting of the Dubuque Bar, and
also of the vestry of St. Johns church of
which he was member, was held and
appropriate resolutions adopted In an
nouncing his death the Express aud Her.
aid says: 81 his sudden death has spread
gluou over the whole city. He had the
respect of all, aud the devoted friendship
ofsuch as intimately new him. He scru-
pulously discharged every duty in all the
relations of life, and distributed charities
with liberal hand A ripe scholar; an ac-
compished gentleman, a deyout christian,
kind and courteous but transformations and
disinterested, he exerteda silent influence
wherever he moved hardly felt, but seen
and Acknowledged Cut off by an iuscru-
table Providence in the prime Of life and
in the midst Of his usefulness, his loss will
be mourned with heartfelt sorrow BY his
numerous friends.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

The physical appearance Of man sometimes
changes the carrrhi of events. case il, po,i.t
ccurTed yesterday on front street The chill
drea of two ae,shhor,ng fam lies had their
daily qaarieis and fights. which resulted occa-
stonaity in bruised faces and torn garments =
The father of one family, b evssg ,,,s ch dr. n
to hive en- sadly malreated, aud heing a nas
sienate man. concluded that The saress ~sy to
settle the d tferelee between their households
permanently. would he to c ast,Se the head of
the other family, although. as vet. he had never
seen him. lie thrrenpoa procured rawhide,
and abruptly entered has neighbours tenement
inqairing IN . threaten n tone for The .man Of
the house,
4 am here. SIR said personAga of upwards
OF six feet and weight sone geo. as he an-
preached to learn the business Of has neighhor.
Did under iand Won. that you were the gen.
tleman OF he house p
Yes, sir
Well, III just dropped in. s'r. TO see il this
was your T.~h,de - Statesmen,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

Dr We have not determined whether
tho editor Of the Gazette be most knaye or
fool--whether the various falsehoods he
matches up are the result Of ignorance or
prejudice. or ola propensity for lying. 1t
looks very much as tho he consulted his
Imagination for his facts, and his memory
for histropes and figures In Yesterday
mornings paper he felcitates himself and
chuckles over the fact that Greely aud
some other fusionis's are opposed to the
restoration Of the Missouri Compre mise as
new thing under the sun. Is the edit
or soignorant as not to know that Greelv
and some other fusionists were opposed to
the restoration of the compromise ever
aimee its rcpeal9 Does the editor Of the
Gazette keep file of his own paper Ii
not We will lend him one. When he gets
it he will also see that Greedy III Dececm-
Der was opposed to the restoration lie
will also see that the Daily Telegraph
atthat tine took ground against its rcsto-
ration, at all which the Gazette was as
much as'onishcd as now. 1t is of very
little importance what may have been or is
the opinion # the gentleman named in re.
gard to this question. But editors ought
to speak the truth sometimes.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

FATAL AFFRAY-MAs K,LLEp.-On SIM.
day afternoon, about 5o'cl"ck, as John Nc Car
~ was going up Fl rankin street OH hor sebac..
ne Was me, wien near the plank road, Nv tn, pc
men, Que of "Eom Ba,,hoiom ". Howe, Jr..
eommenced abus ng him. calling him a bully.
coward &c. McCar,y d.slnounied and com.
mehced r. treatit & bacs wards, Howe fol ow,ne
close af'sr h IN. MeCaity washed Rowe moi
to follow him. if he did he won:si cerfa al,
shoot hln-. Howest II I, liowrns, Nc Car,y drew
arevoiver and fired ch ,ter IN the ayr. VIII Oh
did mol arrest his p4rsner who made aft., Nm
With knife. Mccafty- after agan waru,,,o
ho"e not to follow him fitted. the shot ,akIny
ELECT u, Houe's right 81 oul er Unstable n
amp then Game forward and s+c.srs,i McCariy
h'h Howe immediately came up, hay,as !
KNIFE open 4nd ceaee led, anu stabbed Mctar-
! IN The groin. SEVERN, To. femo-aI artery
causing death In hess than len minnt. s.
Met afty was about 50 Years of age c,r.
r,er ny ira.e, il: the employ of j r Grant
hda erei married but two hours before the
astlaF lie had come into town on bas,ness Ard
was returning To his vs. fe, ~ no lives near in
Fur Nile House. HOVE was ,nin,sdiatelv ar
rested AID committed for Exam ua;ioa. Dspn,r
efsasf Hoahs held an inquest OF. tie boiy
) nday evening. and Jury afi-red a yerf,,rt
~ accordance with the above fats We hear !
of no reason assigned for the ron ,o,ssiua NJ
ne deed : &c lena DAILY Advertiser, Oct. Isl.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
More Raving.-A s.r.igh. Jacket Needed.

More Ravings-A Straight Jacket Needed.
One word more, and we will leave our
neighbor alone in his glory. The Gazette
now takes thcground that Kansas has not
been conquered and ovcrrun by Missouri.
ans, in the face of the most conclusive ev-
idence. 1t seems he discrcdits Cover
nor Recders to timony-the universal
testimony Of men of both parties
in kansas---the assertions of all the
newspapers in Missouri, and even the
boast, which has gone up from Atkinson
Str;ngfcllow and the army of cut throats
that did the deed. He also glorifes the
repeal of the compromise as the removal OF
n barrier to freedom. In other words the
prohibition of slavery is barrier to free
dom, and per contra the extension 81
slavery ia the extension of freedom.
Toargue with man who puts forth
such insane rawlings as this, is not only a
waste of words but an insult to the int II
igence of the people of Iowa. 1t must G
that the man is afflicted with some kind of
mental arrangement He cannot be in
his right mind Or else he has political
MANIA porU.
1.-THE corrupt and puslanimous party,
ofwhich the Gazette is very proper mouth
piece and organ, never marches to victory.
until it is drummed together by such Il
captain in such cause, there will be a
political millennium among the Republi-
cans Of Iowa, that will last at least hun
dred years. Take away the spoils of office
and the hope of plumber, and there is not
in the whole State one hundred men VIII o
will subscribe to such nonsense.
We shall say to the Gazette, as Uncl',
Toby did to the fly, go poor devil! there
is room enough for me and thee in this
world"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10


rHINtsE R,MrDy Fer TIL, rHoLtpA.-
Chinese mi sionars writes to, q CIV Tia at
fnica as follows, IN regard TO remedy fpr The
G. olera: One m rang. after havj U sad
mass. If II symptoms Of cholera had d f.
Gu iiy Of breathing. amounting aim st to .uff !.
cati,n A C 1T so intense took possession Of
my AIMS and legs that could not feel hot
non applied to III. m. Jus, then Chinese
Christian came in to see me and as soon as-i,e
looked at me lie said, Father you have the cbol-
eIa.'
To he certain however. helooked under nv
tongue. and observing the peculiar bIack ness Of
the ve ms there. be remarked thai unless I ap-
piled remedy speedily would not live until
uiIi ght I,old HIN to do VI a. he could for
me. He took an ordinary pin and began prick
i me- under IN tongue until he drrss ont from
ten 0 twenty Jet black drops II hinr item
after rubbing my arms gently. he tied s,rins
very tightly about each one NJ nv fingers. and
nrtck-a each one On the ou,s' e at the root of
the nails. un,i he brought, drop or two If The
same kind Of blood frnm each. Then. TO see
whether t = operation had been successful or
not. he prickad me with the same in the arm.
very near he VEN that's usually opened in b, Cd
letting, ard seeing no blood ISSUE, he prononn-
ced il satisfactory.
still felt. hoaeyer. fearful Cypress on of
he lungs o relieve this he ran the pm OBJ
l,qaely INTO The pit OF ms s.nmach abou. tuo.s
thirds of is leag'h fts operation the Chinese
cais npening HE mouth of The beart. Not drop
of hieod came o,it here but in = nomeni / felt
rel ere,i, my bioei began its circulation, nv
Il 'aral warmth returned ard. al. err an hour Of
slight tever. iwent about my avocattons This 1
Is 'hH o dtnary Chinese rGlnehy. have known
it To be appl- 4 10 FIVE Ut rnr fathers in ehole-
ra and i, failed only once
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

The MINNESOTA PINERIEs.-The ee-
itcr Of the Alton Courier has seen letter
to Mcssrs. Weston, Miner l. Co, of that
eity,written from Necedah, Adams County,
WISCONSIN, dated September als.., which
states that there has been a great rise in
the WisconSja River, amply sufficient to
doat down the immense quantities Il lum-
her which have been blocked in there for
several months past, and that large arrivals
may be expectedin short time.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
s;hiaeee etsfsarx.


We learn from the Ns,ionsl foteiiigen,
s-rfffst Mr.. Crawford has ssansmitsesi
fspsn Hotae 10 this country series Of xix
plss0r models II ru1rble as,asry, de-
sigsed % 2ccmpy prominent inches 10 the
new portioaa Of the capitol. Five ofthcse
have been received, andare deposited in the
artists studio near the capitol Youth Is
represented by two boys whose position
aud expression are beautifully suggestive
of innocence hope. ambitious aspiration.
and energy Of purpose. Instruction 10
spires the bcholdcr xith it, subject. The
Ardor Of youth istempered by the diligence
IF labor The relative position Of The stu
dent aud precep.or are admirably conceiv-
81 Commerce conveys TO the mind i'm
prcssionr far different from those We have
realised from the contemplation Of other
representations Of this subject.
A wise aud thoughtful man who conpre,
hends the Importance of his relations to
the world, il seated, with the GLIDE at his
right hand, as familiar and essential ub
jeet Of reference, aud other memorials of
his profession around him The man Of
thought and calculation, and wisdom and
bencvolcnce, il the true and adequate ex-
precision Of the ideal Of the object Of the
present age. The Mechanic arts are sng-
gestcd by the figure ola man in a recum-
bent position, his sincwy arm resting upon
wheel, aud hammer held in his hand
Tho form and attitude are excellent, and
the head and face nobly expressive Of in
dependence, thought, self reliance, intell-
gence, hope and energy. War also reveals
to the bcholder the purest and most mod.
era conception. Firmncss and justice not
anger aud fcrocity, arc the characteristic
Of tho chieftan whose hand is upon his
sword, and whose every lineament bespeaks
consciousness of power, aud the forbear.
unce Of intelligence, reflection, and bcnir-
nifty. These figures are Of somewhat colos.
sal proportions, the warrior, the only ono
IN standing position, being eight feet in
height
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

S- The New York Times publishes a
long letter from kossuth, defending Mr..
George A. Sanders from the attacks made
upon him, and thanking him in his own
name, 'and in the name of the nation of
exilcs of every land, for tho brotherly
friendship, affeetionate interest, and all the
marks of Republican fellowship and be-
nevolent sympathy, Mr. Sande surround
ed US with, both in public and in private
life. while United States Consul General
in London
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

The Lowell News says that there are now
in that city two young ladies Who were horn
in New Orleans in opuienee. baf in conse-
quence OF d ath and reverse OF f..rtun,.
were left not only orphens but pennilcss.-
father than to rsmain in indulgence Mt hom.,
they made their way to Lowell and euter,d
the mails - oeeratiyes, and are nov number
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

A air Sted.iard. Of Worees.er. Mas, has
constructed al instrument Fer making r.:sic r.
steam II consists Of series cf uhiSsfes ~.
those used on locomotives. tfirs a AIDE. Of eli
re eft sixfs. so a II produce The sts r,s, ,rnr
CORRESPOND rg Ni'h each ncse. This eTutt~,..
TIE machine With ,ae sAeti tnn or 4, lia.,
similar 10 shes~ asei IN cen men h.nas-e s=a,,
or MUSIC 4. coltaiaii.g. c4ss. uh;rh. ufsn
properly srrassre. all. if itne.. +, hs,i a
9 h-rsise. crsrsse uros the raves 10 r1sh !
Mariner .. e rias any .ans tesire. .,sE.,y
srrsnsed so Is e Re nc,esh,e. :
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
CoRN N The E>R.-A very Intelligent
| ishman tells the folio sihg inc.den of his

Conn The Ezra very Intelligent
ishman tells the folio wing incident of his
first per e' c. in America:
'' came 20 b 9 country ses eral y airs ago, n !
as soon as arr .r,, hied out to a g-rll IN u
wko famed few acres lie showed me- u,t,
the premises, the stables, COW yard. md .h.rp
the corn, ha,, oars &c :, mere kept. and then
sent me ~ to get IN, supper. After supper he
sand to me: 'Jatnes yon eel the . nd give
her corn In the ear ] went OFT and walk ed
about thinking hat ronld he mean? Had I
understood hin? | craich-h my all. then e.
solved would enquire aga so | went mo
the library here my master .aS rins v,ry
hus w. aud he anS. cred vi hnus lnnk,t,. ND /
Il .oms';t told vow to give the COWS some co n
III Etrt'ai.' went o. H,r' pi IN ed ii,.I q rr
rr- What sort 1T All animal must n Yankee
COW b.? ! a>am'net. her ll."'ti and ears Tie
'tet ere good. al tn ears lake tho e of kline
i" the ol! c" n',y. Dripping with swea'. en-
tered my mas er'> prrse CO more Please.
5 r. yon bud me give e cow some corn in the
ear. but dh'i You meaut the mouth?' He look
Cd a, ne a mnmPnt. then burst into such d
ccnvnls!o' of laughter. | made for the stables
as fast as my feet could carry me, thinking
was in the service of crazy man"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
From the Charleston Mc,cnry
Unconstitutionality Of the Fugitive Slave Law

.afs z~s.s tsA AcKnoWieogea.s ".=5
OF the action cf Massachusetts in nbroea-
ton of the Fugitive Slave Law we have no
complaint to mako. 1t was from III" first IA
misc able allnsion;. and worse, in fact, for it
aoas an infringement upon one Of the most
cherished principle Of the Constitution,
which provides that fugitives from labor,
'.upon dimaud, shall be delivered ur," but
gives no power to Congress to act in this af-
fair. The tenth amendment to the Constltu-
ton provides that s.the powers not delegated
to the United States are reserved to the States
or to tn" people, The clause above confers
no power, but is the naked declaration of a
right, and the power, not being Conferred,
results to the States az one of the Incidents
of sovereignty too dear to be trusted TO the
General Government. Our Southern mem
bers strove for thu passage of the law. and
strove honestly; but it shows the evils of our
unfortunate condition, that, in tn. urgency
of our contest with an aggressive adversary.
we lose the landmarks of prime ple--to OBJ,
tam m Elusive triumph. depressed the Coz
eminent TO assume q pouer moi con terred by
the instrument Of its creation, and to es-
tabish precedent by VIII Oh, in all after
time, it viii! be authorized to assume what
ever right may have n, constitutional organ
of enforcement, and wearied with so mary
efforts to cpnfine the Government to its limit.
of its legitimate powers, we are pleased to
have assistance from another qu1rtnr, and if
the question shall be determined IN her favor.
We will sincerely rejoice in such Wind ca.
ton of the Constitution.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

DEAD BoDr SoLD FOR DER. 4 Mr.. Aaron
hmg, Of the firm of King 4 Harrington, Buff
faio, \. l., lately died, and as is not un.
common, had expensive funeral obseauies,
Tor which Il Mr. Warner, an Undertaken, paid
Sly. The bill for these expenses were pre-
sented to Mr. Harrington, but that gentlemen
had JUST made an assignmfnt of all the as
sets Of the FIRM and declined to pay the bill.
In consequence Of this, Mr.. Warner having
possession of the body, refuses to disclose
where il is or deliver il up until the funeral
expenses are paid, and be has tbereupon bern
arrested FOR removing body contrary 10 the
Statute. $50 - 5sss-s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

lD~ We cut the following from the
Ohio State Journal: The National R ,ad
is again lined with wagons en- their way
to Iowa, Wisconsin and other Western
States. From the general appearance of
the movers, the fine outfits and stock driv-
e, in company with the long lines of wa
CONS, it is plain to be seen tina. Ohio is
losing many of her best citizens by this COM
tinual emigration.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

An AMERICAN LADY TO BE QUEEN OF Ma
PIES 1t Is rumored that Louis Napoleon d ).
sires to put his cousin, Lucien NIurat- few
years ago plantsrin Fiorida-on the throne
OF Naples. Murat is good na,ured person.
hut las neither energy nor wit enough to
make king in times ike these. He rs.
however, one great thing to Lack hi ii, which
no king in Europe can bras of. he las a
Iank,e wife-and she is not only hand
some woman still, has int..llsct. energy aud
decision enough to keep her husband on the
throne without the aid Of police. What a
novelty! genuine Yankee lady transferred
into a regular Queen. aud Queen Of Naples.
too.-ihe loyrl,est spot in tha worli not
more famous for Is Vesuveus and Pomneii
than for it's unrivalled macca- oni and soup.
This may lead, if she Is there. to the f:.al
settlement If this inextr cably Italian prob
lem for BY making til lite Mrs. NJ &C, iate
of Fiofida, and row Princes of PARIS. Oueen
OF Naples and Empr IS of Italy, VIE MA, SEE.
at least, this beautiful land restored 10 con-
tent and harmony, fpr the r rul lican party
would be satisfied 10 SIC Y,nkee IN pow r.
whilst the royalsts would make no objection
IS long as she was an Empress.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
o. The work on the fair grounds saw

% The work on the fair grounds says
the Fairfield Ledger,is rapidly approaching
completion, and will all be done in ampl,
time for the fair. The grounds belong to
our county society, aud we will "trot them
out against the grounds Of any other So
e'ety in the State-Muscatine not except
cd. II the people do not believe that
Jefferson county has got the best fair
grounds in the State of Iowa, let them
come to the State fair, and determine the
question for themselves. The grounds
used last year will not answer for com.
prison, either as to the surface of the
ground, the inclosure, arrangements or in
any other respect. Everything connected
with the fair will be better arranged this
year than last, The officers of the State
Society are making every exertion to put
things in the right kind of trim.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

- y - e =
tN III i .aps a niad. sof the
sjsssse ana M mint edllcas bcesh
lfsh xad i y II fsvcs y "
and justice and humanity, to the ends Of
r,,,r earth si-~shr- srrsssss Bus parallel
will, Il are The tfiatnphs 81 xind over mat
Ter in tbs a,s.laanic arts. That kill and
energy which has bound the clements cap
sis~, and toads them direcfedb human in
tcligeaee. perform the kber of myriad
hands. aal witt, aessr firing power, turn
Thousand wheels, is the great triumph Of
the rinetceath century. Il is triumph
unlike that Of war, that makes no widows
and orphahs--hut carries with il ciyiliza-
ton and happiness.
We we're led 10 make the above remarks
apos visiting the weli.ordered and well ar.
ranged pleughfsctory Of Mcssrs Parkin.
son 4 Co, in this city Il is under the
superintendent Of ,ir Parkinson, who is
a pioneer in The business, aud has proba-
bly, done more than any other man to give
to our Burlingt n plonghs character and
standing 10 the State above competition.
The factory is III feet in lergth, with an
I'll part 80 fee. deep. An en-, inc Of some
I2 horse power, turns the machinery.
blows for the numerous FORCES, grinds,
polishes, &c, &c. Dir. p informs us they
are turning out about one hundred ploughs
pr week He has some seven ploughs
NV finished ready for exhibition at the
State Fair which are worthy an cxamina
ton. Aside Fl IN their beautiful finish,
there is symmetry about them which
would ut once strike the eye Of any man
who ever turned a furrow His sod plough
is not surpassed by any thing we ever saw,
| Fast or West. Its no, for us to say what
skill and Yankee ingenuity may not yet do,
but ii will be very difficult to improve up
on Mr.. Parkinson model or excel him in
finish
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

~ The Lowell Courier gives the pop
salation Of Lowell under the recent census,
As 81 ,55s, Of whom 24,442 ara natives,
and u, Isl Foreigners. The prepooder-
ance OF females over males Is I ,oS7.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10

A STRONG Klss.-Tennyson in hs poem OF
'sFatima" relates the strongest case of suctin.r
within our Knowledge at present. Spea ,in5 Of
a lovers kiss, he says, or rather she says:
Last night when some one spoke his name
From my swift blood hat went and CANE,
A thousand little shafts of flare
Were shvel ed in ry arrow frame:
q levei q fri. Once he drew
" th GI.c iu,fg kiss ny ut!t'l. SAL 'trc"gh
My lips. as sunlight drinHeth dew
That's the strongest kiss we ever real atcrt.
and throws the Poor Mans Plaster completely
IN the shade
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-10
Mrs. Alexander.

- HIS. AfcAdUUeI,
ATE of PhiiadeI ha. loren in a few DAYS in
- the rom above Msssrs. Beard Tres store. COR
ner Of Water and JefT.tsnn STREETS /. IG,a,',sa
| s"rtment of Fall and Winter Millinery. Aiso The
latest styles OF Cioaks, Cinas and Dress
nf every variety ard new styles Also hanasane
a s,r' mont OF Enhr.,iders, consisting Of Collar
ee.es. fiounesngs. infant at Aists speneers hand.
kerchiefs. Inscrtings, Edgings, Hoosi~ry. GIov.s
&c, together With every article pertaining toa
LadyS Fashionable Trimming and va.
riety Store.
:, MIS- a. has rented the store under tie Pa,ret
House y hich IN the eourse Of month She or. ets
tn take Possession Of. f7'"',~s'1' s 'Aire'S
a. The ADORE named place, entrance on Jelferroh
Nrs Alexander rrsr. c'fu " snIeits share "a p.-
'r'' : sraan mt, The 'ad;e. = Enriineioa s,