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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12
WHAT A DREADFUL DISEASE Is scRorULA, How

WHAT A DREADFUL DISEASE IS sCROFULA! How
battles the skill of physicians and how many are hur-
ried to the grave by negecng the only remedy for the
long drawn agony Of the horrd and tormenng Of
all diseases. Reader, If you suffering with Scrofua,
Syphilis, Rheumatism, the effects of Mercury, Old Sores,
any disease arising from impury of The SYSTEM use
Carter's Spanish Mixture, the extraordinary Purifier of
the Blood. We conscientously believe the only med
cal discovery which does really the power of rem
dering the blood perfectly pure and healthy Its virtue
curing the very worst forms of disease such as we
have named above, has gained for 1t reputation never
possessed by any article offered to the public An ex
animation of the certificates, which be had by ap-
plying any respectable druggist will show array Of
cures certified to by many of the most eminent physi-
cians members of Congress- dvines and public men Of
the country, all well known in their localities gentle
would not lend the weight oftheir names to
thing unless prompted by of duty to the alict-
ed. We advise speedy trial for yourself.
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Overs Healing Embrocation

Is uniform in Quality, Convenient for Apphcanoh' Ne'
and Delicate in its Nature leaves no Stain on the Dress
or Skim Unailins in its Curative Properties ana
uaa inra and Pain DESTROYING Remedy:
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

FoRr WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILRoAD.-We
observe that 100000 have JUST been realized
by the Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com
pany upon their first mortgage per cent. bonds.
The purchase was made on account of foreign
capitalists. There yet remains $3.50, 900 of the
bonds to be negotiated, which will close out
the issue made by the Company of s., 500, 900.
The road was opened to Warsaw, Ind, on the
2sth ult., and trains are now running regularly
from Pittsburg to that place. By the 10th inst,
trains are expected to be running to Plymouth,
% miles farther. The track, with the excep-
ton Of four or five miles, already laid to this
place. Thence to Chicago via Laporte Rail
road connection already exists. The distance
by the way of this road to Pittsburg is SSs
miles and is the shortest Railroad route from
here to Philadelphia. The receipts of the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago road, for Octo
Der. were much larger than for September, ant
| are the largest that have yet been taken in
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NJ EI9-


Revlew ~ ne DnRlingtsa market 1sI
tho weeA enAGng Nsv. lori.
There seems 70 be very marked dispropof.
ton in the prices Of articles of domestic CON
sumption in our city All kinds Of fruits are
high and vegetables are well up, butter Of
good gnaiity would command from rs to 80 cts,
while Wheat, Corn, and Oats, bring low prices
Many hogs have been shipped east aincc our
last. They go forward, a. far IS our observa-
ton gocs, in excellent condition. One or two
Of eur slaughter houses commenced operations
on few ANAL lots last week.
As far as we can get reliable information,
Iowa will sell more hogs and in q better condi-
ton this year than last. As far as our farmers
/ are concerned, we feel bound TO give them all
the light we can in making the best disposition
of their surplus pork. We can give them few
quotations thus early in the season. At Gin
] cinnasi we see two small sales noted at 1928
nett. Buyers are evidently making strenuous
efforts TO depress quotations and keep down
prices. Many very good reasons are urged by
them in support Of the opinion they have given,
| viz: that prices will not be sustained through
out the season. 1t is said that there is no for
eign dernand-that large quantities Of pork and
lard remain over from last year, and that there
are great many hogs in the country, and that
present prices Ga gross in Iowa. will bring
forward all the hogs in the country, grain being
low Per contra, the bulls insist that hogs are
dying east 1--WE fear this is little like the story
of the 10000 Quakers in Pa.,) with the cholera
that there is short corn crop and scarcity
of hogs.
whcat-spring, 62@s5; Fall, 7o@f5.
Corn, dull-24@2s.
Oats-2StD3O.
Hogs-Contracting for early delivery at 81
gross. Lard, 81
White Beans-$2,00.
Flaxsecd-Sl,75.
Apples, Green Winter-sl, Oo@l,a5.
Potatoes-75@sOc.
Butter--25@3O.
Wood-$4,O0@
New York, Nov. 10-1 pm.
Fiour-ore active but unchanged sales of 1000 bbls
at to $3.50 for super extra Stae s. 40 to super
western, 1913 40 extre do Canada steady with mod
wheat-Prmer with doing, sales 60, 0Oe bushels
at for Chicago sdring AZ to As Milwaukee club
0to 100 red winter western; 65 to los while. do
] ga to !, 81 white Canadian.
Rye steady at 81 cents.
Cornheavy, sales 80 900 bushels mixed western at 81
to 20 cents.
Oats qnie
Pork quiet and unchanged sales $50 bbls. $4,000 for
mess $lS 90 for prime.
Beef steady, but quiet small sales beef hams
at $17.S7I.
Lard dull, sales 100 bbls. 12x to IL IS
Whiskey, sales $50 bbs. O. and Prison 33 to "a cts
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

CONTINUED MARINE DIsAsTERs.-The wind on
Thursday blew tremendous gale from the
south and southeast, with occasional squalls,
dashing the seas heavily against the north pier,
and the crowd of vessels blocked in at the
mouth of the river.
Among the vessels crowded in was the Ham.
| let, which we noticed as being sunk. The seas
are making clean breach over her and fast
tearing her hull to pieces.
| The schooner International was also pounding
badly against the pier. The tug Cushing at
tempted to tow her out, but owing to the heavy
cross sea she became jammed in still worse,
and run against the Hamlet, carrying away her
davits, and badly smashing up her stern.
The Tom Dyer was also pounding badly, but
will probably come in safe.
The James Mckay, which attempted to tow
out Thursday morning, pounded SO badly that
she was scuttled and sunk.
The barque Stevens was aground loaded with
lumber, and has her gunwales smashed and is
otherwise badly injured.
The tug j. q. milford, in attempting to aid
| vessels in the jam broke her wheel, and pound
| ed so badly agaidst the pier as to render her
almost a total wreck.
The barque Stannard is at anchor outside with
colors at half mast, and not water enough to
bring her in.
4he u. H. uidulnSS IS also ulStHaSteo, anu tue
Fashion lies in the same condition. large
schooner lies two or three miles to the south
with foremost and maintop gone.
The brig Boston is ashore at Calumet with
| load of lumber
| The schooner Ketchum is ashore some ten
miles north of New Buffalo.
| By telegraph from Buffalo we learn that some
| twenty vessels are ashroe and badly damaged.
The brig Cumberland is reported lost with all
| hands on board.
Captain Champney, of the schooner Vermont,
arrived at Buffalo Thursday afternoon, says on
Tuesday last he saw large steamer or propel-
Ter near Long Point lying in the trough of the
sea wholly unmanageable. Her smoke pipes
were overheard, and crowd of persons were
on the hurricane deck. She must have been
swamped before the storm was over. He could
not render any assistance or learn the name OF
| the vessel.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12
Apples for Export.

Owing to the failure of the apple crop in Eu-
rope, there is a large demand for expectation,
and at least 10000 barrels of Newton Pippins
embracing the best of the crop, will be sent out
this fall One firm here has contracted for Eng
land to the amount of 5000 barrels. This vari-
ETY. Of apples has the preference over all others,
though Baldwins and Russets are exported to
some extent. Shipments this year have COM
menccd early, and all the first quality fruit re-
ceived in this market up to the first of December
of the varieties mentioned will be readily pur-
chased Eat from Sc to s. per barrel, and sell in
London for Sl5 to S2ol to send of.-[N. Y,
journal of Commerce.
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Light! Light !! Light!!!

THE subscriber will forward to any sending him
fifty cents, receipt for making the celebrated Veg.
etable OH Mixture, for burning in Lamps, Chandeliers
&c. This article Is superior 8ny Oil Gas or Find
ever before invented for tie following reasons:
Ist. 1t gives more light.
3D. The light is brighter and stronger.
3D. II nia not erpIodo II brought in contact tcin Ms
blaze, thus rendering 1t perfectly safe.
4th There is trouble in making it, and It Is much
cheaper than common ud and can be used in the
lamps in fact, Il Is better In epery respect.
Enclose 50 cents In money postage stamps and ad
dress B. B. JOHNSON Burington Iowa and the receipt
viii be sent By return Of mail. sepi5dw6m
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

MIcHIGAN.-The Peninsular State has done
nobly. The Detroit Daily Advertiser claims IL,
600 majority for Fremont and freedom. The
Free Press comedies both branches of the Legis-
lature and all the Congressmen.-Dough faced
Peck is wiped out He had not the Mormons
of Beaver Island this time to honor his drafts
for the required number to elect him. Gen. Cass
has permission to retire. We would rather he
had continued true to the principles of the dem
ocratic party and been reelected, than to have
gone off after Southern Sectionalism and been
| defeated.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

To OUR CAMPAIGN SuBscRIBrRs.-The pre-
cent number viii ''close OUT our Campaign
Hawk,Eye, and our short time subscribers Will
ge. NO more papers unless they renew their
subscriptions
We return them our thanks for the preference
given us in the bestowal Of their patronage du-
rag the heat Of the Presidential canvass, and
shouid be glad to place their names permanently
upon our books We shall re-double our efforts,
after we get of our political harness, to make
the Hawk-Eye valuable and useful, not only a
vehicle Of news, commercial, agricultural and
general intelligence, but as local paper, de
voted to the interest Of the State, and commu
nifty in which Il is published. To those matter
Interesting aud important to the people o
Iowa aud the Great West, We shall give the mrs
place aud the largest space.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

SINGULAR AFrAIR.-A young man named
William Haughton employed in Wright's dry
goods store, on the corner of Lower Market
street and Broadway was taken to DR.. Free
mans Office, yesterday, in state of suffering
caused by spiders bite near the abdomen, re-
ceived few hours before.
The case was treated by DR.. Freeman. Two
or three other physicians were called in during
the afternoon; but as the patient very low,
and they belong to different school from DR..
Freeman, they did not act in the matter. The
sutferings of Mr.. Fl. continued to increase until
late in the afternoon, when he died, apparently
from the effects of the bite.-[ Cincinnati Ga
zette.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The sales of
the lands of the Illinois Central Railroad for the
third week Of October are $214,756 for 1891
acres, averaging SIG peracre. This makes the
aggregate sales for three weeks 100000. The
officers of this road write from Chicago that the
road is blocked up with cars, such is the rush of
traffic, and that, although they will continue 10
receive freight, they will not contract to deliv
er it before the close of navigation.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

In TfMR or PEACE PREPARE FOR WAR-The cold weather
is at hand and experience IL the best teacher IN e
universe ne would advise all who are affected py chanss
Of season to get supply of Dr. j. HosrETrERs stomach
Bitters, as stand by for the winter Last year o"rhg
our scky times these Btters were proved
tonis agent and il will be well to proht oy 'e
ence and lay supply N time For sale by Druggists
generally and in Burlinstsnby EusFlS fELlA.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

TIE ADVANTAGES OF PAYING FOR A NEwsPA-
PER IN ApyAScH.-A Boston paper says one Of
the facts, put in evidence at the trial, in the
Eapreme Court, to sustain the will of the late
VIM Russell, was, that only few days before
he made the will, he called at the office Of the
Democrat and paid for his paper year in ad-
vance, thereby saving fifty cents The fact was
dwelt upon at length By the counsel, and COM
mented upon by the Judge as one Of great inn
portance. The verdict of the jury would seem
| to sustain the proposition that man who has
mind enough to pay for his newspaper year in
| advance, Is competent to make will
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

LITERATURE, LEcTuREs,-Whata are the young
men Of Burlington doing in regard to literary
entertainment and amusement the coming
xinters We understand there are organiza'
lions having foe their principal object, the ad-
vancement Of science, &C., but are there any
steps taken towards procuring lectures for the
vintery II not, there should DO at once.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

CAUsAGE Meat Caters. large lot Iron ana
~ "Soa. ler ale ~ Eoss IWAIPPL.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

TUE RIvEs.-The River continues to rise,
and those most interested, confidently expect
good boating stage. Tho produce market is
Inactive, holders and buyers not agreeing as to
annuncrative price for their grains. Some
ding is being dane in the way of freights, but
The river is vet too low for an active business.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

" been
d Rein.
Al per-
notiAcd
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state 70
Hull
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New Store and New Goods

"Me W UTTER has opened a Store on the
w OF Third and Washington streets, tor the
purpose Of retailing DRY GOODS.
His stock Is entirely new and viii compare fayoraby
with any stock in the city, embracing most OF the yari-
Gus styles of dress goods usually found In dry good
houses, aernos, Deaines, Parnetas, Apacas Man
tiIias, &c.
Also hse stock o.ciothing Boots, Shoes Hats Cans
he. an Of which viii be sold unusaEy low for cash
octi3 W L. CTTHp
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The Greatest Model Discovery of the
Age is
AYERS CATHARTTc PITTS

They don't"HELP" complaints, but they CURE them
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the cases of Scrofula.
Two Boxes have cured Eryspelas.
One Box always cures the Jaundice.
Three Boxes to cleans the system from Bols
often less than one does it.
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst ulcers on
the legs.
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles.
One dose cures the headache ing from foul sto-
mach.
Strong doses often repeated expel every worm from
Inc BODY They Should be given to children, who ara
always more or less afflicted with this scourge.
AS genuine Physc they have no equal.
One Boxcures arrangement of the Liver.
Half Box cures Cold.
They purify the blood and thus strike at the found
ton of every disease.
AS Dinner Pill there is their equal in the world.
They are purely vegetable, and can do no harm, but
do accomplish unaccountabe amount of good.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AYRE, Practical Chemist, Low
ell Mass, and sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medi
cine through this section. oct 5 w2m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Great Cure after the Physicians had
Failed.
DR.. c. NJ. Jackson,-Dear Sir:-We would inform you
that of Hollands German Bitters which meet
with ready sale One Of neighbors has been docer-
ing for some time 1--WE think about years with all
the doctors in the country, but all ofno avail He LOOK
ed much like dead man going about as anything we
compare him to. His disease appeard to be an
overlooking of the gall. With hard persuasion we pre-
vailed HIM to try your Bters, with the promise to
him if did good would charge him nothing for
it. provided he six bottles, according to the direc
tons which he has done and is now entirely cured and
Is a well man. This has created great sale In
this neighborhood.
Respectfully, EDWARDS BROWN.
See advertisement.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

THH PArAcr At JERusALEN.-Some OF the
foreign papers state that the report is assuming
more consistency relative to the translation OF
the scat Of the PaPacy from Rome to Jerusalem.
1t is now declared that this question has a.
ready been most seriously examined, even 20
far back as the time when the Bishops met to
determine on the immaculate conception Of the
Virgin; large number Of the members, and
P;as N himself. were favorable 10 the project.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

The Henderson CIowa) Democrat says that on
the 9Th Of last September, Edward Donln and
Matthew Wilson discovered beautiful lake 81
miles in circumference, in Sibley county, town
chip IA. On Saturday 4th ult., number of
persons assembled at the place and gave 1t the
name of Lake Washington.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12
New Farmers Mill.

NHE subscribers have just starred their Custom
L Will, corner of Third and Elm streets, and are
grinding by the buhel for TOLL all the grain sent
to them They will grind Wheat Rye, Corn and Buck
wheat for table and Corn, Oats, for feed
rates will make the OF ground feed 70. kinds
of stock profitable Farmersa nd others are invited to
call and try the mill. BROAD Il kEiSER
Semi
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VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

w IL a. 0dkCAVAVA . 441AA wv
Gray, Red Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beauti-
full and natural Black without the least injury
to the hair skin.
Fifteen medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
VIM A. Bachelor, since 1889, and over eighty thousand
applications made the Hair Of his Patrons
ofhis famous Dye. Prejudice against Dying the hair and
whissers UNJUST it would be against covering bald
head with wig.
VIM A. Bstchelor's hair Dye produces color not to
bedstinguished from nature, and is not TO in
iure it the least however long it may be continued.
Made, sold or applied Tin nine private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, s33, Broadway, n. Y.
Sold in all the cities and towns Of the O. 8. by Drug
glsts and fancy goods dealers.
rE The genuine has the name and address upon it,
steel plate engraving, on four sides ofeach bottle.
WIN. A. BACHELOR
23S, Broadway, NY.
soldin Burlington by A. Hendricks, and squires 1
Boss, ic25ly
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SUNNY AaAlN.--The weather is yet little
cool, but dec,dcdly pleasant, and the little snow
sAAt was forced upon us last week, is fast disap-
psr;ng, and after short reign of mud, We an
tcipate fine weather and pleasant time.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12
Candles and Lard Oil

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
l. lie that they will continue the Candle and Lard Oil
business, formerly under the of Muller Raeder
under the name and firm of MULLER i HAGEMANN
By new process Of smelling and refining tailow
enabled To furnish candles that viii satisfy all just dc
mands, and therefore, md them and LarG
Oh to he. ia corabte attention Of Merchants.
We also buy and rendered tai well as lard
the highest market price.
"a, d S3u MULLER 4 HAGEMANy
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NAUTION.-The subscriber has mislaid or lost q
- bundle Of Notes payable to his order Ali persons
are forewarned not to pay any note due to any
son except myself or authorized agent. IL the bundle
1885, signed John r. Basset. County Judge OF Crawford
county, I"wa payable to James A. Patton or bearer
Any person returning SAID bundle will be literally
warded. They are OF no use to any other person.
nov1d&wtf J. VI. SWAN
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A PERFECT PAIN DESTROYER.
What Overs Healing Embrocation is.

1t is perfect Pain Destroyer, and an lnvaiuaoe hch
edy for the cure Of Rheumatism, Cuts, WOUNDS, ram ID
the SIDE Back and Limbs-Lumbago, Sore Ihroat Burns
scalds, Swellngs, Ague, Cramp, &c. For Cuts ahe
Wounds it is superior to any other preparation. WIN
afford Immediate Relief in scalds and Burns ana 10.
Pains and Weakness in any part OF the sys'en WIZ
give certain Relief in very little time
Used internally, it is one OF the most Vauaoe 'eieoe
for Cramp and spasmodic Affections Tor rams anu
ness in the Side, Throat Chest and Stomach, for sich
Headache, Nausea, Sea Sickness Rheumatism VI Guy
Internal Weakness caused by fall or strain 1t possesses
Soothing Healing anu Pain Destroying properties un'
o,,,sd nv anv other Compound Medicine and We have
rpown # to fail in arrestng the progress of the
,bo
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Immense Success /!

| EB Over Two Thousand Bottles OF
mcLean's Celebrated STRENGTHENING
Cordial ana RlOod Purifier
Were sold last week. and the demand
day.
The great sale that has rapidly sprung up for this
remedy is owing to its Intrinsic merits rHousA Sps
II weak feeble and debtated persons in this city have
'een made healthy and strong by taking IT.
1t Is the bestALrERArvE in the WORLD, and the only
remedy that Will purify the BLOOD and the same time
STRENGTHEN and INvIGoRArE the whole organization
1t will efectually all complains of the LIVER sro
MACH or BOWELS, such LIVER COMPLAINT HEADACHE
aiousNEss BAD BREATH, DYSPEPSIA SOUR STOMACH LOSS
OF APPETITE NERVOUS DISEASES, FAINryEss WEAKNESS OR
or any disease of the woNn KIDNEYS or gL ADDER
md remove yellowness from the skin 1t is
sure preventative of YELLOW FEVER cH1Is. AeuE AND
FEVER CHOLERA, or any prevailing epidemic There is
no mistake aboutit
~ Every bottle is warranted to give satisfaction
iryn. 1t is very pleasant. 1t leaves delightful arc.
matte flavor in the mouth after takingit.
). II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor of this Cordial
.. Also McLean's Volcanic Oil Imminent
Principle depot on the corner of Third and Pin
treets, St. Louis, Mo. octa.,mw
CARLYLE Friend Ayer:--In this age Of quacks, char.
aahs and mere windy gaseous pretenders heal who
ow at every corner and in the face and ears Of all
men, their loud, barng Jericho trumpe.s and other
noisy bolserous wind instruments marveousy twisted
BRASS, in such woefully sham-rdden epoch as this
say is comforting, nay cheering the earnest
wewsher OF his to know there has arrived in this
world genuine Physicirn-to light once upon someth ng
oe'ides mere sangrados and Don Mercural Jaaps with
their phlebotomies, poisons and warm water.
Your Cathartic Pills and Cherry Pectoral, carry US
forward to I1alcyon daysto millenial Pharmacopeas
when Science deep diving down into the principles Of
things, shall, with infinite cunning bring out the genuine
Exer VITAE for Of truth there is manifestly enough
somewhat Of that Life Essence in your subtle yege
table situations and compounds
You realize to us the visions of those palnfuest smoke
dried ACCOMPLISHMENTS acknowledgements among re-
orts and crucbes, touching the Quintessental hidden
virtue oft Universe, which should andote distemper
and break for man the Wheel of Time
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-11-12

The Northern, Southern, Eastern and West
ern people are all using Dyer's Healing Embroca-
ton With great success. Squires & Bloss agents
for Southern Iowa.
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.sTnE DaAxLrros HOUSE," is the name Of
large and finely built Hotel which is soon to be
opened at Mt Pleasant, Iowa.