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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14

IcrH1oLosr.-Some days ago, Mr. Ford,
living few miles above Iowa City caught
and brought to the city, not . rare aris, but
rara icthns. The fish measures from stem to
stem, about Eve feet, and has on the end Of his
nose shovel, trowel, spoon, or whatever it may
be called about ten inches long, and from to 3
inches in width. From the e1 of the
spoon, to the back part Of the gills, is two and
half feet, and from the tip of the lower jaw, to
the back part of the gills is q large thick MEM
brane, which forms q kind of a pouch. The
mouth, most capacious one, when open, pre-
sents hiatus nine inches in diameter. What
is most remarkable, is that aside from the mouth
and fms, ii contains not asingle bone; in place
of back bone, is large thick membrane
The skin has been stuffed BY DR.. Cochran, and
viii be presented to the State University. The
animal looks a. though he was got up expressly
to do submarine masonry, and his trowel bears
the marks of having done some service in that
line, large piece having been broken out Of
one side Republican.
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Clarke's Female Pills.

O1A1A0 = 0uA0AO = AAADs
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from Prescriptions Of SIR j. Clarke, M d.,
Physician Ertraordinaryto the Queen.
THrs invaluable medicine Is unfaing in the cure Of all
and dangerous disorders to which the
constitution is subject It moierates all excess and re-
moves all distractions. and speedy cure may be re-
lied ON.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It Is peculiarly suited. It WILL In short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
eau TON.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the fret three months, as they are sure
to bring miscarriage but at every other time and
in every other case, they perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
L. G. BALDWIN d Co.,
iQate J. Bryan,) Rochester, N. T.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, General Agents. For sale
in Burlington by A. HsyDRIcks and A. F. GRorHE and
whitney, WALKER, Fort Madison. [ap25bp.y]
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14

Transactions to-day generally at yesterdays fig
ufes Wheat more active, but rather lower, if
there is any difference at all in price Flour also
moderately active.
some animation in bacon, bulk meat and lard,
arising mainly after Change close. Mess pork
selling in small parcels to fill orders and no
inquiry existing for round lots.
River slowly rising, and the water flowing
through drains and sewers into the cellars Of
some Of the houses on the Levee A heavy rise
reported coming down the Missouri.
Wheat-Sales 1913 SKIS spring at 95c; 10
do poor at zoe; one hund. spring at 81 Os: $40
at 81 05; 1856, mixed lot at 81 O6; 1854 spring
at 81 OF; 700 common to good red, in lots at Al
10; 62e, SKIS included, 81 is; 425 do good red
at same; 1858 do at 81 II; n do at 81 Is:
200 DO at 81 90, and 900 bushels part Zimmer-
man, on private terms.
Flour-Sales 81 bbls scratched in bad order.
at -; small lot good do at a u.s.: $3.50 bbls
country, on its merits at S.; 100 choice super
nne, delivered at 50 IS, and 1900 bbls country
extra on terms not made public
Corn-Sales 1000 SKIS damp at 32c; $50 mixed
yellow and white from Levee at SEC; 66 white in
secondhand gunnies at SAC; SO white at 36c,
and 2l1 do delivered on board at $50.
Oats-Sales $50 skis at SAC; 500 in two lots at
S6c, and 81, l22, and a round lot of 400 sacks,
part delivered at the same.
Hides-A sale on private terms
Hemp-sales of % bales at $1l7, and rs do
at $l2O.
Rope-sales of SO coils city machine at eac;
500 do at Ole.
Eggs-sale of packages at 1Oc per dozen.
Fig lron-Sale of 200 cakes at Sic ~ 100 lbs
Mess Pork-sale of IL bbls at $15 Is; 225 do
on private terms.
Bulk Aeat-Sales of "a casks shoulders in dry
salt at 63c; $500 pieces shoulders and sides,
above at 81 and 6sc, and product of 1900 hogs,
delivered above, at ST, s. and 7c.
Bacon-sales of IS casks hog round at 81, 81
and &c; do shoulders at &c; 80 do city pork
house at 7c; Is do clear sides at &c; II tierces
hams at SIC; IL do clear sides at sAc; and - do
do at &c.
Lard-Sales Of 2O7 bbls No. at sc; "a pack
ages at SIC; 40 do and 226 tierces prime at same;
lfl tierces, "a bbs and 1874 tierces and 500 bbls
and tierces, strictly prime, at Sc.
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& -; 4 - s5 "a II
~. =, = ~ y a1hissssa Sentinel -
sinses - asoat - aeaiass Fra.k Pierce. i,
CREST nsaaeogss a he Democratic psrty. . i,
eails - FRI - nsa4 lie exsracts:
Z - n.s ~. as - las. four ye.rs
re BEL flty Of more - - folly than were
commnted ~ ID the Demecsasic Presidents that
preceded ht, nov comes forward and asks Z
rs-Donisafioa 4 Cincinssd ior - place hon
ored ~ aJe4ensn sad ! jackson. Il our party
% Iset = syssy satinsens 1t selffsspecs u ID
countenanee euch : requese q thisf Shall ne
be dfyen into submission ~ The vcrJ man that
has struck - down. We sre inst recoyerinr
from the blows under which Ne have suaered.-
Shall se court the fearful retribusion which will
certainly sist - II bring Franklin Pierce
agaM before the country q ! candidate for the
Prssidencys The people of the Northwest are
generous psople /; the majority Of the voters of
NE great States north and west Of the Ohio sre
Democrats; there Is . point, however, beyond
wnich endurance ceases to be n virtue there
should be no attempt 70 goad these men into
the support Of politician who is absolutely obi
oes 70 them. The only hope Of the Southern
democracy y IN the Northwest. Let not our
eouthern friends force upon Ohio. Indiana. mi.
noia, Iowa, Wisconsin, and Michigan, . man
Who has been, and would again be, repudiated
by overwhelming major;ties
Ssich statesman a. Douglas or Buchanan
would ride into power On the high tribe Of popu-
Y opinion. but such demagogue as Franklin |
tieFoe, - We have intimated on another occa-
non would fall q dead cock in the pitt he |
would be struck down on the right hand and ON |
The left, from behind and before, from centre to
circumference, the old and the young, the sick |
lnd the infirm, would issue from their abodes, |
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- - sssss,e.s1 = - -.
/ The week Just ended has been one u unusua
activity Il n lind. ot tr.de exceps Produce
- -. ~, "a -. :.
sS's-'ss :. !, 8 DssA = -. {.
csesang sases Retailers and Jopeess ass en-
Ployed from early dawn TO late u night in serv-
ing customer. and Cling oriers. stocks are full
and s.. ...,..,n.,.. - GO. r,h,... 8. ,,c.h
- - s..'Ssss y 80 sVss'.s w. :. -.
broken. 4 Iney have been duphcanng sheir ORDERS
in anticipation of the heavy trade. Some Of our
dealers have cone E.st and south "a, their &C.
md SOL a.. "a III, 49,. On,
49, -s'1 - 1880 -. =,
qua complete summer assoesments TINS Wih
De q great advantage to our country merchants,
asst will preclude the necessity Of ordering or per
sonalIv nu,cho IN, ~. .ad;,;or. j, IL. .nr;po
..-...sr.-.s
stocks IN order TO make their summer assorsmenfs
c0mpIete-further east They can buy here and
thus save large profit in time and expence.-
The p,oa,c. 49,, !. duIl -. &c e. 49,.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14

A letter from Florida in the Savannah Repub.
lcan states that after several Indians were killed
by the Florida volunteers, two ofthem were scalp
ed, and the trophies thus taken we're carried into
the white settlements, and exhibited to persons
having the curiosity to examine them
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14
HooAand's German 1ittsrs.

FRAuD..Ne would call attention Of the public against
fraud daily practsed upon the unsupectns in the ar
tcle Dr.. J. HosTErrERs celebrated Stomach Bttera-
Sce these celebrated Bers have become 30 popular,
others have been making preparations to initiate IT. and
in have purchased old bottles and Allied them
We would advise all buy Of but respects
BILE Dealers the genuine are oil covered with metallic
cap, and the name on It. For sale by
ap29-1m HUNT, Agent
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14

To BE Sold AT LAsr.-The Crystal Palace is
to be sold on the 22d,of May-unless the City or
somebody chooses to buy it before that time
It is beautiful building, and it would be great
pity to see it torn down. Still, if nobody wants
to use it, we cannot expect it to be kept stand
ing simply as an ornament to Reservoir square.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14

The Mississippi bids fair at this time
to come up to the mark of 1851 at least, and
perhaps to that Of 1850. Fullerton's bridge,
from Boal Island to the opposite shore, has at
last given away under the pressure of the food.
The west wing of the st. Anthony dam has also
been swept off.-Minnesotian, May lst.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14

The RIvER.-The river is now rising pretty
rapidly, having gone up, from Saturday evening
till Monday evening from five to six inches.
It yet lacks at least four feet and probably
nearer six feet Of the high water mark of 1851.
TUESDAY MoRSlNa.-The river has risen about
four inches since last night and appears to be
coming up with great rapidity.
For some five or six miles East the track Of the
B. 4 G, Railroad is covered by water and will
probably be Injured considerably by Washing.
Passengers for the East are to be ferried to
Oquawka andconveyed from thence by carriages,
1--we miles) to the junction to take the cars.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14

RAILRoAp Bill PAssEp.-We learn that bill
he's passed Congress granting alternate sections
Of land to the four Railroads in this State ma
king Eastern connections, and that orders have
been issued for the closing of the Land Offices
n We learn that the Roads included in this
grant are the B. + ". R, D. I r. R, Lyons and
Dubuque Roads The grant extends six miles
each sids, and where lands have been taken
up are allowed TO go fifteen miles.a
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14

FIRE AT DAvENpoRr.-At Davenport, on Tues.
daymorning, fire broke out in the bakery of Mr..
r. N. Pease, on Brady street, which was COM
municated to the book and jewelry store of Eli
the extent of $4,000; insured for $4,000, Dam
age to the stock of Adams & Co., about $500.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14

Brown is erudite, a bit ola wag, and an admir-
er of Mr.. Longfellow. Jones, who had got some
hint of the matter in the newspaper, mentioned
"Hiawatha" to Brown, and inquired whether it
was original poem. "Original?" retorted Brown
vellemently-'Sir, itsisla6original Jones who
is no scholar las Brown ISL felt sure that his
question had been answered in the affirmative,
and something over" and retired in silence.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14

IrNGINE For Sale.-A portable Engine and Boz
T. ler manufactured by Hoard Son, Watertown, Y,
oftwohorse power nearly as good as new, for sale on
favorable terms Apply the Gas Works, at the Of
nce of Croker Bro, Jefferson st. [may51wd.2mwl
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Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
aS = u = p. 8
On IzAr no lEEhc I1Arn aIiS,

ON and after Tuesday the 2sth of April, TWO passes-
" ger and freight trains will leave the foot Of Jens
street daily Except Sundays) At $780, A. NJ,
arrival Of the Eastern train connecting with the Yves
tern Stage Companys coaches, at Messengers for MI
Pleasant Fairfield, Oskaoosa Fort Desmoines, Council
Bluffs, &c. and So'clock. P NJ Returning viii leave
Messengers at $780, A. NJ and at o'clock, P. NJ, srri
wing at Burlington, in time to take the morning and
evening trains Chicago the packets for st. Louis
Particular attention will be paid to the transportation
Of Produce and Merchandise.
Ticket Office in the Western Stage Co.'S office under
the Barrett House.
For further information in regard the transportation
Of freight, apply to
aprS6-n VIM H. BACKUs, supt
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14
To All Who Use Liquor!
Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps,

~ This celebrated and medicinal beverage is manu-
featured at the factory of the undersigned, at schieda,
Holland He is the sole importer well as the exclusive
manufacturer Of the article, and preparation bearing
the name ofschnapps" that is not procured either from
his establishment in New York; from his agents in other
Cities is genuine and reliable.
1t is made from barley Of the finest quality, selected
with great from the products Of the most celebrated
graingrowng districts favored with the essence Of
aromatic Juniper Berry Of Italy, and retfedb by Pc
cuar process, which expes from the spirit every acd
particle.
As of preventing and correcting the disagree
able and often dangerous effects produced upon the stom
ach and bowels by change Of water-a visitation to
which Travellers settlers and all unac climated per-
in the South and Southwest peculiarly
liable, the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps will be found abb
solutey infable while In Of dropsy, gravel, OBJ
strucon the Kidneys diseases Of the badd dJspep
sa, and general debility It recommended ost enpha-
cay by the most distinguished members ofthe medical
profession.
tits put quart and pint bottles In ,f do
zen, with the Of the undersigned the bottle
cork and fac-simile Of his signature the label.
For sale by all respectable druggists and country
chants. UDoLPHO WOLFE,
l. O n 40 n. -
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SERIOUS AccrDENr.-A serious accident oc-
cured to the Chicago train when some five miles
East of this city on Monday morning last. The
water had been rising Sunday and was in many
places up to the track and at the point where the
accident occurred, had washed the earth from one
side. TheGmachine went off and the trunk was
forced on the top of it. while the baggage car
was tipped over. The fireman was very serious
~ crushed and cannot long survive. We could
not learn his name. The Engineer was severely
cut and'bruised about the head, but is not consd-
dered dangerous Mr.. Conductor Howard was
in the baggage car and was thrown or jumped
out and had a leg broken. A breakman was
slightly injured. The passengers, beyond few
bruises, were uninjured. Mr.. Howard was
brought to this city and placed in the hands of
DR.. AcLaren, and the fireman and engineer tax :
en- back to the junction under charge of DR..
Roach
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14

St. Louis, May 9.
A correspondent of the Republican writing
from Palermo Kansas 9th, says messenger Just
from Franklin states that Jones is slightly bet.
ter, although faint hopes are entertained of his
recovery. The assassination Of Harper, pro-
slavery man, by persons unknown, is confirmed.
"a Jenny Lind has written private letter
to lady of Philadelphia in which she deeply
sympathizes with Mr.. Barnam in his financial
troubles, ascribes to him the most noble quail
ties, and expresses her intention of placing sum
of money at his disposal
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14

LIFE IN DUBUouE.-A glimpse of manners and
customs in Dubuque is got from the following
item, which we clip from the Republican.
"As we were passing along Main street, near
Seventh, Sunday night, we met gent with
lady swinging to each arm, putting away with
their cigars, and putting on as many airs as a
French dancing master. This female smoking
upon the street is new feature in the history Of
Dubuque. !. If this habit becomes general, our
cigar merchants will have much cause for re-
joicing, as theirtr will much improve.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14

eE Did the Keokuk Times get ten dollars
for publishing the Rev. Deans speech which
General Jones read to the Senate 1t is none
Of our busidess to be sure.-Burlington Hawk
Eye
Since it is none of your business suppose you
devote your time and attention to somethg that
is.-Keokuk Times.
Very short and not to the point either, Mr..
Times. Are we to infer that you got Xs Don't
get mad about it. 1t is all fair enough.
Looking at the fact that Mister Jones has been
ten years in the Senate and never before opened
his mouth it does look little hard that he should
feel called upon to fee Administration papers for
giving currency to his maiden speech.
But there is serious question involved. In
case it should come out that Jones had been
palming off one of Deans old political sermons
upon the Senate as speech of his own would he
not be liable to arrangement at the bar for con-
tempts Just now that dignifed body is not only
sensitive, but very sharp upon the subject of
forgery and imposition. If they we're to getafter
Jones, however, We are satisfied Senator Harlan
would stand by him as he did by Lane.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14

GTRAYED or Stolen, from the subscriber,
- living in Burlington, light bay years cid colt
about fifteen hands high. He has black main, trail and
legs, and stripe upon his back with small saddle mark,
and white star in his forehead. Has been rode but
never worked. Shod before when he left will pay
liberal reward and all charges for his recovery.
PERRY SHR0UFE, near Farmers Hotel,
IL dit WIT ii rVollev
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DLU.RI-BUS.TAH.- song by no author, and
for which nobody Is responsible. Adectionateiy ded.
icated by Q. X. PHILANDER DOESTICKs.
TO HIMSELF
As tribute of his self-esteen. just received at
NAV IS CORSE SONS.
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BolD ArrxNpr AT RoBBERY.-Some person en-.
tered the parlor Of the Wightman House on Sun
day night by raising the window and putting q
chair under it. After getting into the parlor
and not finding az money he opened the door
leading out into the hall and from that to rooms
occupied by travellers The noise Of opening the
door avoke the landlord who was sleeping in the
next room but before he could secure or distinct.
ly identity the scoundrel he made his escape
through the window he had entered. He was q
large man With heavy whiskers.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14

II The steamer Minnesota arrived from be-
low ON Sunday night with q large load Of railroad
iron for the B. / N. R. R. We may look for
an early completion Of the Road to Mt Pleasant
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Fresh Arrival Of
Groceries, Glassware, Nails, etc.
II e. HUNT, is now in receipt of the greater pOr>
IL ton of his spring stock consisting in part of the
following goods which will be sold at the bottom Of the
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14

II kee0e p ~ ~ i 80 uan,h / I
an4eA ~ 800 ~ = 49, n - 49,. $500
$1,000 81 pstseisn 80 ~. = .n- ID.
Geaae LII lisire "a 1900 81 49, - ~
IT, = 1o11 ne iIs1srr p. p ~ - g
III Lnae uko ~ = sislnpa 1872 49, n s..'.
r $50 d ssppoet N Nartsn ~. rss... ~. :. 3
Presldeacy; Who made $500. Is ~ - " ".
Janes X foak ma DeorSs N mn. - - - ~
jssSea de Seass FINN end & "a =. 90
IaescAes To- The Dennc,.,i. 49,. !. -, ..n
lfnse Mexico Il IT, he.d n hsss-s;..
disciplined by himself. vhn ..rss 49, 49, -. ~
batde 6sIds Of N.rico q .sss,. !. .s..s -
from The Democrscy nfInd ~ q. .Ss ,sas. y
Heuteaant Governor 10 recciys : nos.;. .s 9
from die Democracv n rndisns a. ~. Z.
senatoriaI preaid~ptal elector "a r.ee;vs -.
inaaion ftom Ire Dernocr.cv II ~ -, $3.50
for tie once 81 =, ~, -. ~
held III these oiices actuay and -. 3.
the same dine. =
He Il the s.ms Tan. no ,o..a e..
brssks. Kausas bin n 1;cn.,..s . - ~
supposed q Sc nec..ss = 3 ...,,-s =. - -
/ he 4 the came LAne vhn /. ,.s, =, ~ rs.
psinciplea .tthe true intent IA ,..s: ~ ~ y
that bil went 70 Kansas 70 enioy thc ,,,;v;i "
of equator soyereirntv ]. hus yhan H. Tss
torial government entire,v f.;.d =. ~.
end Of il creation 10 rive the n,o..c,or -
son and 81 pyorprtv Srss .sts,,.ssS - ~ u.
democracy. ma that fsiI;n. M !, = ~. .he
people 1t large, for the purpose Of orpani.ina
provisional eoyernme n, thai, - ,ss.s..s.;ee,
And nov he comes to tie Amer;e.n gen.s. - ~
humble petitioner a. hear tho tsIe ~. III. -
pie tell Of Their own vroucs $50 p'o-
Sir. II this peutiemsn had bean .ssnc,..ed ,,,.h
me in ls40 n supportIno the eIect;on n W;,,;s
Henry Harrison ior the fres;dcnov-.;c +. M
been by the authority Of the NH, n...r ~.
standard .bearcr-and had he sun,o,,aa Il. 49,
ton Of Henry CLAY in 1s44--had he bv ,bs;r ~
rection. In ls4S. been intrusted -isb tha;s -.
ner--And had he lsbored far Tho eisc,;on &C.
enl Taylor-ifhe had been. by the voice ~ ,sa,
party, ts representative in ,ass In .n,x,..;.S
the election OF the gallant Scott a. tho Pres;dar
cy--if he had. a. the a,ne time. heid ,ha 49,
Offices to which have referred Nv tho .,.ha.;
" Of the marty With mich ac,sd I'D .;.L
assent would have supposed him 10 he a ,a.y
of su1scisns responsibility 10 be the humble hasr
er OF petition to the United States Senate. .nd
/ would have feIt hound ~ con.I,,a. II. .A1
tation Of such paper su6rcient voucher for IT,
authenticity and The genuineness Of ia charac,er
The time has been. sir. when the Whip ;onr.
nails aud politicians have charged corruntinn nm
tho Democratic party for elevstinp men - nI.co
and power who were destitute Of honesty and
moral integrity. The charge made on Irbnrsd.v
last, by Democratic Senator'S AGAINST n.n,i..
man who has been the Champion and s.anda,d.
bearer Of the Democratic marty FIR s;xtsan n.sss
would have furnished them the accas sion Il, cav.
ing that ct was lust as thew ernected ~ th.t +.
had been trained in = had nol;tic.l scboo, y ~.
sir, when the yirulent feelings that snms,;vas
80 |
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Since the Introduction Of my schedam schnapps nts
the United States number Of liquor mixers New 70 rk
Philadelphia and Boston, have commenced putting VI
mixed and poisonous Gins and calling schnapps tn
name belongs expressly to my CRITICIZE all others
terfeits and impostons on the public.
CAUTION TO PERSONS WHO ph1NK AT BARS AND HorE1s-
Numerous complaints made ofpersons who keep bars
on Steamboats, and in Hotels, who fill my empty bottles
with common gin and sell It to the unsuspectng for my
aromatic Schiedaan .Sctndpps would therefore ad-
wise all who drink the schnapps at such places mark
the appearance of the bottles If the outside wrapper
orabel should be defaced refuse to drink unless
fresh bottle is opened UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Wholesale Agents in st. Louis, Mo.
Charles Blow Co. Ellis, Low 4 Hutton,
K. Mackenzie, Riley Christy Co.,
George Rogers, Bernard, Adams Peck,
Henry Bakesly, David Nicholson, s3i
Snow 4 Co., Samuel McCarty,
Taylor 4 Co., George Cotton,
Kolls 4 Goldberg, Mitchell Roberts,
Bacon, Hyde Co.
WHOLESALE AGENTS IN BURLINGTON
HUNT L Co., and r TALLANT.
MARIO. 8mbp
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HAWK EYE HOUSE.
WI1IYAM GLASS; prnuvia $nr

On tie Soeta-,rssf Corner Of tie Public Square,
0ScR0oAs - fnvnrA.
II regular line Of Stages and Hacks runs through
this place, East and West also North Fort Des Mones
and South to ST. Joseph [mayS-yl