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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06
COPARTNERSuTp

WI All r,
itE undersigned have this day associated Themselves
L together under the and style of Burnap I,rke
for the purpose Of doing General Forwarding and Com.
Hlssioh business s. L. BURNAP
GEO. X. LOCKE.
We nave rented Ware House on Water between JEFF
ferson and Valley streets, where can be found at all
times eany 10 attend to any business entrusted US.
storage as reasonable as at any house In the city.
BURNAP & LOCKE.
L. b. having retired from the Drug business, viii be
happy TO see any of his old customers capacity
He stan retains the agency OF the American Express Co.
Refer to-
Coolbaugh Brooks Burlington, Iowa.
White, Cook Co., do do
j. u. Carson Co., st. Louis No.
Sanford Hall L Co., Chicago, Ill.
W. Fl. Brown, do
n. d. Morrison, Land Ayt., Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Saith 4 Williams osksloosa, do
J. Gr;fiihs Co.. Fort Des Moines do
LOOMS Campbell Co., Cincinnati O.
RIndskops Bro Co., do
Coltender, Rogers & Co. Boston, Mass
Jewett, Tibbetts Co, do fnoyriu
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'1'ksE Economic Gotta ge EuiIder.-Ab boot,
containing cheap and tasteful designs for Cottage
fesiarnees and expressly adapted the wants Of the
-, s'iu pioneer ia the west. For sale by
1S"''- G. VI. WILCOX Co,
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

L. II. SHEPARD General Agent
Fer EOwu, Illinois and Missouri.
WILL Insure all kinds Of property against Loss
" Damage by Fire, in any OF the following well known
and responsible Companies, viz:
Merchants Insurance Company Of Philadelphia,
Capital s40o,0a0.
Keystone Insurance Company Of Philadelphia,
Capital 100000.
Consolidated Insurance Company Of Philadelphia,
Capital $20O,O00.
Star Insurance Company OF 0gdensburg, n. Y.
Capital sl5O,OO0.
State Mutual Insurance Company Of Pennsy lyanla,
Capital 100000.
Equitable Insurance Company Of London,
Capital s2,5O0,O00
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York,
Capital s2351,00U.
The above Companies have complied with the Insu-
rance laws OF Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, which is Of
Itself sufficient recommendation of their ability pay
Ihave permission to refer to the following gentlemen
and business firms in this and other cities:
Col. J. NJ Morgan, J. NJ. Swan, s. Il. Num-, Ross 4
Whipple and Durham Brown, Burlington.
keck liebard, Car Builders, Cincinnati, 0hio.s
Stone, Baker Co. Wholesale Grocers, do
W. W. Whercll, Car Builder, Sandusky, Ohio.
F. F. Banney; Pres't Union Bank, do do
ii. 5. Fynt, Cashier Sandusky City Bank, do
J. W. Godfrey, General Insurance Agent, Sandusky, o.
Geo Bliss Co, Hope, Grayden Co., Lee Case Co.,
and Stanton Sheldon Co., New York.
egf- Once Main and jefferson Streets over the
Drug Store Of J. F. Tallant Burlington Iowa.
sept 10, 1888. l.. ii. SHEPARD Gsnl. Agent.
Fire, Marine and Inland Insurance.
r9HsE burlington Fire and Marine Insurance Company
on MERCHANDISE GENERALLY-ON STORES. DWELL
LING HOUSES, &c Against loss damn by Fire and
Marine and Inland Insurance merchandise and pro-
duce, by Sea- Lakes Rivers Canals and Railroads. to all
parts OF the world, on reasonable terms any
sponsibC Company.
Sayings bn.titutior.-we continue to pay In
teresis deposits from dollar upwards from time of
deposit
~ Office Main street. over Gear Cos wholesale
Grocery, opposite the Wigh,man House.
JOHN G. FOoTE, President.
DEHECTGRS!
John G. Foote, William II. Starr,
J. r. Talnni, John H. Gear,
Thomas Hedge, Win II. POstewait,
John Sunderland.
aug20 OLIVER COCK, Secretary.
Office Peoria Marine & Fire Insurance Co.
Corner Main ami Washington st., Peoria, H.
CHARTERED 1871.
This Company continues to issue policies on Marine,
Inland Navigation, hIonspOrf { 1 o n
and Fire stiajks. nj reEsOna Bile Rntcs.
DIRECTORS.
Isaac Underhill, VIM Kellogg.
a. G. Tying, John Mackenzie,
p. Holland, Vim. Fem,
VIM. f. Mason. Is. l.. T. Bourland
Charles Holland, VIM A. Heron
p. Il. X. Brotherston, l.. Holland,
J. Reynolds.
OFFICERs
Isaac USDERGnL, President. b. l.. r. BorRiAxp,
Vice President, CHARLES HOLLAND, Secretary.
aug2ly THOMAS W. NEwMAs Agent
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY. The Hartford
Fire Insurance Company, of Hartford Connecticut
tdpit0t Three U,4Hdred Thousand Dollars. For par.
iculars enquire Of J. NJ. SWAN, Agent,
teb ~ iy Burlington, Iowa.
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western Merchants Freight Line.

Union EXPRESS COMPANY.
rV,EIE attention. Of Western Merchants going East
parrhasc Goods Is called 10 the superior facilities Of
tered by the Union Express Company
AL freight forwarded by this Company, shipped In
cars for their exclusive use Competent nessen-
gers attend their freight 20 Chicago.
The Union Express have made such arrangements with
the different 4. h Companys viii secure the prompt
dispatch Of their fregh, aud avoid all delays and
charges.
Shippers are referred The ofees OF the Company at
la broadway, New Tdfk, and 81 State 81. Boston
Any information time and rates be obtained
by calling on H. Z. BARTLETT co.
Agents Union Express Company Burlington, Iowa.
Jad g-dgln, TGaxsttc COPY
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WN. A. RATCIEEOR'S HAIR DEE!
Gray, Red or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beautiful
and natural Brown Black without the least injury to
hair skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
Vim. Bachelor since 1889, and over eighty thousand
applications have been made the Hair Of his patrons
his famous Dye. Prejudice against Dying the Hair and
Whskers il unjust would be against covering bald
head with wig
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces a color not to
be distinguished from nature, and is acdrrdnted not to
nure the least, however long may be continued
Made, sold applied Gin nine private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, 233, Broadway, n. Y.
Sold in all the cities and towns of tie U. s by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
.S"T The genuine has the name and address upon 1t,
steel plate engraving, four sides Of each bottle.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR.
aug ii 6md&w 233, Broadway, n. Y.
For sale by J. F. Talant, Burlington.
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" - non Elisha Whitlesey has decided that
-, esoes Is nos by Ian Clerk OF the Hoase,
=, ,.'a' he eannctdraw money from the Treas
d, 0e any ether purpose than Is essential 10
'sa''isg organization v '"' i''"s'
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lNSgR ANCE.

EIRE! Eiro!! Firc!!!-txsrREy your property
i against Loss by Fire.
MISSOURI STATE MUTUAL ms. co. ST. LOUIS, Mo.
IS " EdgeH, Prest. + b Homes, .Secg.
NORTH WESTERN ms. CO.. .OswEgo ", Y.
/ Ptdt, Presi l. X LuGik0tr Seo'y.
PHHNIN ms co. .............. HARTFORD CONs.
= LO0Dais Prest. Henry Esiiogg, Sec'y.
BRIDGEPORT ms CO........... =. BRrpGKPoRT COM .
II " tHdtfeid, PreSH. IN WGshburn, .Sec'y.
J G LAUMAN & BRO,
dec2S.
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N t..t -
be,;e,nv +, -, s''.s 'hofi'.ag on
,hs, 81. " saf hal.s
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/ Wv yer "fo@ th'
1919. =. " ~ ."
I ~ -. A''''A " ee'S Soa8s
o. Ia,.. - g donations o. iaha
| ''''e' anu the peo
s'' year SINCE
o-,or $50 - 80" o4i "o'shs oo'-
sti"s appear IN MS inau.
- e'"ea'oh- let not the
garsIns, come they whence they may"
but let il rather encourage a decent respect
Tor the English language. To return to your
editorial did not say, sit rnast have been
quite R young lady who wrote the lines" &c, for
oef'src this is bad grammar. ar is nenter
gender and not proper anteceslent 70 "a young
fnaA, ana nave been" refers to time antece-
aeht 20 Wheh she wrote the lines, making her
Young lady some indefinite time before she
wrote them. We said she mast Be quite young
lady "hfa she wrote &c. beliee your last SEN
renee is bad grammar. Ii reads, mo one but
"a believer in grammar" could have imagined
iady, young or old, would nave written ANYTHING
30 pat as the words he condemns. ''Would have
written" zig bad, in this sentence "for unccr-
talnty' as the lawyers say The sentence should
read mo one but "a believer in grammar could
have imagined lady, young or old c,a1a urite
anything so pat" To make sense of this las,
sentence at all we understand you to use pat" in
ITS Htber"tan sense. VIII you publish this and
abliso believer IN GRAMMAR"
Burlington, Jan. 81, 1856
ma,
II. So" " "' 'o''' a Dc
' '"PP'' our N'ueNics
'"'' '.'"i we sha" moi
" ss"' "'''' ''e a'hfilis IS d III"
:, '.'' GU" as re'or', pu'
r, "'"'' "e'','f III snort 10 i's
" '"e nv
N e''" we can parpoh MN iof doubt
'''"''o Vi o"i guess ~ 10 'iie W.T.
Wv SAM VI 'is P'"' ioi
i''p'' 1t"
Jung '"'' "S re- 'housn' per
o", 'u' VIZ" =" uin'ie"ee' AS
p''' ne''e'eI can
,,,,.-,,. -"' We
'''u NV say
.''' ' MY oa' '''"'
"'' "'., ~ "'' "es"''o" h"u no
"'''''' o'' S''npis " her
80 Will
WV o''"p' We P"o"si'eu together were
o'''''''' "'i''e" .! inc same mana ana intended
'''e''' pc'so's ana sexes oy 'he same 'hihg ohe
10 u's'''"i ''ian' ne 'i'nk2 only OF MS phys
lo"' 'i>eVh'io't' ihe spischy thaw appais INN.
Inc othef Is "A young lady, -"rery young, II
\ pricNer PieaseS' one does not 'hlhk oil the
ham HeF fancy catches ut the beauty OF the
'aii'''g Snow enc Trunks OIL the rae the music
the supper, and OF these principally, perhaps, be-
cause HafTy Will be nearto greet her with ms
"ear, devoted glance vi All TINS young Ia
dy might mHf' but we deem 1t scarcely prob
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Going! Goingl!

CHOICE DRY GOODS At C0ST
Being close ourPTent extensive stock OF
Dry Goods, preparatory TO opening Wholesale Fry
Goods House. we invite the public to call and examine
We ARE Bound at some price, and the public VII
find II TO their !ntrest to call. CLARK CiESNCT
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JOB PRINTING.

FRJSJERs' STA 730SERY.
Iaetssns hns rlr Car aud fotIos for Bianks-Lcttes
.ai pspss, suitable FIR letter heads bills 81 ading
.ssts Invitation H. Ialerea papers for Posters,
bsis 6ns lot OF commercial and satin srIancIed
cara board ~scs rl be Gu. and printed IN good style
Esd st bog prices
geb Work erecuted At short notice, and by ss-
psrtsncsd ard stfifgs printers.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06

Received Per Rail Road
On BAGS Pure Rio Coffee.
~ 40 Packages Assorted Teas.
90 4 Bbls. Whitefish.
10 = do Trout.
5 Tierces Rice.
400 lbs. Western Reserve Cheese.
10 Boxes Star Candies
IS do Talow do
For sale low, by
feb2 JOHN s. DAVID.
(tEDER-.CEDEss.-20 bbls. Pure Apple Cider, for
" sale by ffeb2l JOHN s. DAVID.
zoo BUSH. DRIED APPLES, of superior quality.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06

NEW BOOKS.
~ Just received at BaowS's--
Hoibrooks Ten Years among Nah Bags;
Thackarsys Ballads
LoRgSeElows Haxstha;
Rose Clark; by Fanny Fern.
Mtinic Life or, Before and Behind the Curtain, by
Anna Cora Richie. formerly Mrs. Mowatt)
Homestead on the Hin Side;
Diaries for 1885, various sizes and styles, designed
for the Pocket or Counting Room.
Amanaes for iS56. For sale at
Up BROWNS
Book Stationery Store,
dec21 Third st., above jefferson.
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DIR. ISAAC THOMPSONs MUCH CELE.
DRAFTED EVE WATER.

This old and much celebrated remedy for all diseases OF
the eye Is now offered the public in entire new wrap.
per- Each bottle will have Steel Plate Engraving with
the likeness of inventor, DR.. Isaac Thompson, New
London Connecticut, with arc sosis of his signature,
together sei fac site of the signature of John L.
Thompson sole propre,or6l and 1885, River street, Troy,
n Y, and none other possibly be genuine.
particularly cautioned against the coun-
terfe and should that they purchase none but the
above described
For sale by Druggists generally throughout thu L. s.
and Canada. aug 14d&wG,n
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DOCKS & STATIONERY.
ID q " WILCOX d Co, have Just received large
additions to their former Stock, and have hand fine
assortment of School, Blank, Theological Agricultural,
Pathological, Music, Miscellaneous and Popular Books
prices
Grateful for the liberal patronage extended to thus
far, we shall endeayor TO merit continuance of the
same. MwILCOX Co.,
dec1S. Burlington Fl. Madison.
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YOUNG AMERICA

WE undersigned, having leased and furnished the SA
l. LOOMS Of the Walker Building il fully nrenared n
attend 10 such guests as may be pleased to give him
CALI sasH oYsTEHs and all the GAME Of the season,
Neither pains nor expense will spared 10 give salts.
tactic ~ go '
~ Custom respectfully solicited B.
a=elsih G.. W. McFLINN.
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1--WE hundred bushels prime dried apples in
Il and for sale cheap by II. E HUNT & Co.
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Coffee.
NNE Hundred and Fifty bags COED Rio in store and to
" arrive for sale by oct 4 TIIOS HEDGE Co
- G0VES.-A large assortment Of Prairie State, Com
- met Premium and elevated oven and other stoves on
hand. and for sale by june J. W. WHITE
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DOCKS! BOOKS!
ID jays Morning and Evening Exercises:
Family Prayer;
Hervey's Meditations
Voices of tine Night by Cumming.
Voices of the Day; q"
Voices of the Dead :.
Tent the Altar; "
Life and Writings of Carson a vols
D'Aubgne's History Of the Reformation 5vol.'s
Kept for sale by
c. N. WILCOX Co.,
febl. No. Barrett House.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06

T SLOWER. ARCHITECT.-WnI furnish
q drawings and superintend the construction of build
ings Of all description, public and private Office North
Main street, Burlington. Iowa. [jan2l.y.l
DsAREES FOR 1894 large assortment of
~ various sizes and kinds, for sale by
janl. c. NJ. WILCOX Co.
OYSTERS! OYSTER SM-.Ten bbls shell Oysters
" constantly on hand. Families supplied by the Dozen
served up q, all hours at the city Restaurant
nov IL d. J. DUvALL 4 co
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StHODL BOOKS.
- MeGufeys and Sanders series OF School Books;
Wilson'S history Of the United States;
Browns Grammar; Smiths Grammar: ..-s..-
Rays, Adams, Smiths and Tbompson's Arithrnettes.
For sale at Washington and Third streets nno.
site the Post Office (dec lD) JOHN T. Nnnpa
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06

Boarding.
4 FEW BOA can be accommodated
~ with Board with er without Lodging. Meals served
| at all hours, at the City Restaurant Burlington.
june4tt d. DUVAL Co.
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Farm for sale

nor SAsT,.-l60 acres ofiand In Ringgod, and le0
j acres In Madison county, small advance above
the government price. scp2l BROWN 4 LAHEE
INpR SAs.E.-A and first rate three story brick
4 business house on Washington street,
scpS BROWN & LAHEE
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-02-06

ENOR SALE--A NEW HOUSE, AND Lor, the North
Il Hill. ldeclil BROWN &c LAHEE.
DOR BEST.-A Good Dwelling House. l.. the
l. trail part ofths city. [de2S BROWN LAREE.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-12-12
THE POST.
.TWENs, FRIDAY. DEC. 1s, 1855.


Apx.ksAs-Thp I~.ai-ttnrs of Arkansas
- m an. AM instant and received the an
nunl message If Gov. Conway. tits devoted
entirely to State affairs The Stte finances
ar. in good condition. A balanc' "i SA24''
ls5. in gold and silver, remains 10 the treas"
". The Governor reports tn" State MS rapid
" growing in population and wealth In 1907
the assessment of taxable property amounted
to S42.9OO, ,OsO; that of 1856 is $7O,75s'o45
showing an increase i" four years OF S97'
57,965. or nearly seventy per cent; and he
anti.ipatps that with prudence, skill. ana
~conomy the State will be able, by the time
the bonds given by her fall due, t" pay
them in full without oppressive taxation.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-12-12

MExIoo.-ln consequence of the numerous
attempts at rrvolu;ios all over Mexico, the
officials oi the gov. rnn"nt at Vera 'ruz made
good many arrests iuihat city, ,and b'nlshed
70 Yucatan and esew lere, officers OF high
and low degree. No less than six bundled
na,iv. loafrrs aud vagobonds were ais" sum,
marily ejectrd from the town. Every one
without regular occupation and residence
had 10 leave. These nre the wretches who
are used so effectively by the revolution
mongers OF Mexico.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-12-12
WASHINGTON Cry, Dee. 2.

The S, crrtary ol thu Navy in his report to
Conyress recommends that the Pacific squad
rons be- kept in active srrvlcr-lhal hereafter
the gnnn-ry practice system be establi"hcd-
states that lhr new irigat"s have realized lhe
u"si sauguinerx ccta'ions OF the department
-ndyisrs the construction ot additional
slnoI,s oiwar. ot ligh draughi, capable "i
entering southern ports, and urges STEADY
augmentation OF our naval f"rrr--rec" "ininehd~
shorter cru sr>, and not exceeding two years
the promntion Of ten apprentices, annually.
Ia the pos, OF nIidshipmrn-an incre"se IN
the corps of assistant pnrsers-Ihe creation
of the office Of Judge Ady"catr-nnd an IN
or. se in the pay OF the same grade o'
officers
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-12-12

eg- The London Times is demonstrating
earnestly against the location of gas works IN
cities. II quotes from the mortality statistics
of Londnn to show that in the districts where
the gas houses are located, the proportion OF
deaths tn tue population is nearly twice that
Of other d s,ricls, with no other cause for the
difference bu, the dsagrepnbe and deadly
,ffluvia from the gas works.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-12-12

] IRlsu FussRALs.-The R"mnn Catholic
Bishop of Newark, N j. (Biley) has ISSUED
u pastoral letter On the funeral pr"cess'"n
and cercmon,es. lie denounces the whole
system of "Iri-h Wakes" and declares that
hereafter no more than six carriages shalt "''
tend Catholic funeral in his diocese. a
very drspctic opicr, but siill, it obeyed' cal
culaled 10 do good, and take from the lunr-
raj service OF the Irish, much that now rem
ders the solcmnilies bnt mockrries.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-12-12

HGH PRIcg OF NEGRoEs AT an admin
istrat0rs sale in this vicinity, few days
since, of the estate OF John l.. Boyd, deceas
ed, lot of over sixty negroes were sold at
un average of about S7l6 each. Field
hands brought from $1,000 to Sl,3OO.-
Terms, credit of twelve months, without
interest. Corn sold from eighty to ninety
cents per bushel.-Abbeuilie Independent
Press, Nor. 90,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-12-12

SLAVE TRADE UPON THE SgAs.-The New
York journal Of Commerce learns, upon in
ouiry ofthe U. s. Deputy Marshal, that the
fitting out Of slavers from that port continues
and that the business was never prosecuted
with greater energy thas at present
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-12-12

f3g-The Charlottesville Jrifersonian says
that u party who hunted at Cr'w'ord's Au-
pusta county, VA, tor five days of last week,
killed thirly.eight deer. This was the most
successful hunt ever made in tie North
Mountain. The party consisted Of thirty
cinlIt men and fifty six dnrs.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-12-12

WEsTERN lMPRovEmeNTs.-lt is stated
that some gentlemen have project on foot,
of facilitating the communication between
the Western States and the Ocean, via the
ST. L,wrrnce, by constructlnga canal across
the Michigan Peninsula, which, it is said will
snorten the route by some hundreds of miles,
and save much OF the navigation on the
rough waters OF Lake Huron and Michigan
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-12-12

RATHER USLAnY llKr.-On Friday last,
Young l. dy was fined IS, in Albany, N. Y
for s,ittinp in another lad,'s face. Snooks
wants /" know il SHE cin rx pee TO rate as II
lady, after such II vulunr action.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-12-12

Eg- Gen. Guy"n, one of the heroes OF the
Hungarian war, and who subsequently enter
ed the Turkish service, assuming the name OF
Khurchid Pachu, died on the 18th ullmo, AT
Ennstnntinnnlp
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-12-12

SINGULAR DrATH.-Four wears ago, Mr..
Corbyn had his skull fractured, and the bone
depressed. A surgical operation was. per
formed, the surgeon stating that cold would
De likely to cause instant death. Mr.-C. ii
seems, took cold ut st. Paul's, Minnesota, II
shor, time since, and died three hours after
-four wears after the accident.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-25

stopping at Southampton, both returning ty
pas-eng-rs procng London and avr, over apy
other route. for the economy time and
rsszAGE
Fr Cabin Main saooi tiSo First Cabin, Lover
second do. co.
All leit-rs and
No bills Of adng will be parcels received on - Ay
sailing. ~ ~ "
~ An experienced Surgeon Is attached %
For freight or passage, apply C H SAND
ii South William - New York
G A. HEINEKEN A CO Br-uen
jAiI-iy[wl wM IsELIN IsTr-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-25

StNEN PIANOS RECEIVED
- ANb flNE EXPECTED BY NEXT ARRIVAL 49, y
81 81 80 Sf',SnRE CoHSEE 90 BsSK srHEEr. PETsss-
H'N' selling a nuuirr
uItecn huudredl IL
st We select from knoEu reliable Factories 2rd we 1v
any pay cash Tor them Sd We ktp hand 10 .ert nom
arg an Assortment perhaps. found at almost snv o
NI'hvrn esiablshmcnts 4th We cell II very low prices
peson ordering ron and leaving selection 10 us u,
Pse superior Instruments and n all full satisfaction
Nhc doubts are ci Piano and try n b.f.
psng to t Our Instruments unsu assed and are ,s
au AsA Al Who desire 20 purchas- reliable Pianos 10
h''' " N"'s" y. y NASH,
ie1O FAno potte p DeAler
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BTT,iSSGS' o"IoKBTiSS'S SS6SIILEBEATEI

CkEKiNG'S CELEBRA Rated
PIANO FORTES!
'UNh - iS'klHER has just received a new and
II varied assortment of Ins;r
usis Nhcl e oilers for prices
s s"es VII az al times b large elegant a.
As can Dc found IN any of the
s @ s IHsrnE ,s Louis NV -heh for beauty aud decacy
l. also Included 10 his seicrtiou The Pa5r
o te hessf Chickeng and j. by TIE as artists .up,
o 20 any Instrument prOdacrd sry other eouptr
WIN cnnossurs aud Siih the fashionable circles n All lar
e f.for nrand j. rapidly supcseding instrumen
@ We most eminent musicians composing their bs pe-.
with. wv ''N 0'''''' ''' 'lsi'
experience. Nathaniel, CkRI-st - s-sOn anu
t,s No. ltg Main street, between iith igih.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-07-25

NEW SEOtK.-Receiycd this morning n large sup. n
~ ply Of Gold and Silver Watches, which In addition EA
ue STOCK previously on hand comprs Of the
and best asortments offered TO the trade
IN want OF watches fail In assortment
a. We have them from all the celebrated ia Furoe
Az watches sold by us warranted represented.
Particular attention paid repairing such as Cro.
nometers, Duplex Lever Lrpine don, by u
V, Ws'emonihs MYERS JANKE, T5H Main street
trade. fap2sl " Al Al ."
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ANDREW WINDS

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