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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25
1855. Summer Arrangements. 1855
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s6 hours bet,eeen Chicago and Neao York ".
s'sss5#' '-- via
ieAigan Sentrat, Great Rssssrn, Buffalo, and Brant-
oJ' Raitways, to BuBato, Ayany, Seao York, EAila-
detl'hf1 and Boston. Tie only direct route and so
miles nearer to Niagara Falls 25 miles nearer to
Aeo fo'k and Boston, Man By any other route.
Five Daiiy Trains Leaves Chicago:
f.as 3. CINCINNATI EXPRESS; Arrive at Gin
,s-. - cinnati at p. NJ; connects at Indi-
6.io a. m. danapolis with trains for Dayton, CO.
-..s ilumbus, GAINESVILLE, Wheeling, Pitts.
7-@ $50 iburgh, Philadelphia, Washington and
-,.-a--..g- Baltimore.
MAIL; Supper at Detroit breakfas.
at Rochester or Iorresvillc next
5.30 a. m. morning, supper in New York or lodge
X rsesgf IN Boston; also lodge in Philadelphia ria
Elmira. q.
LIGHTNING EXPRESS; Arrives in N
~ las m. York at Q p. NJ. next evening" or
.ss.-a. ~ Boston IL at night. Arrive In Phila-
-- Ide'i,hia, ria Elmra at 10 p. NJ. o., --
AFTERNOON EXPRESS; Arrives in
400 p. New York al . A. Nj. second day, or
ss.4st Boston at P. NJ. Philadelphia at 10 80
second morning.
coop. m. NIGHT EXPRESS; Connects next morn:
ing at Detroit with Nort. shore line OF
.Hgs steamers. st-
Through without landing, In time for $50 A. NJ Ex
press for New York and Boston, Also with Steamers for
Sandusky making direct railroad connection to all points
In Ohio aud Pennsylvania Also direct through
by Railroad to New York and Boston. ~
10 $40 and 7.45 4. lM Trains connect at Detroit
,oit steamers for Cereaud a,iring nert morning in
time for all trains through Ohio and Pennsylvania,
The only train that leaves Chicago Saturday nights is
over this route 900 NJ only train Sunday, 800
P. NJ No. 400 P NJ. Train Saturday
800 r. III Train connects aciM trains on Ne,p AEbanu
and Sdtean, Cincinnati, Columbus and Pittsburgh
Rditro0d. h.. AK. 10, 49,. ' -.
BAGGAGE CHECKED 77ROUGH TO NIAGARA
FALLS, BUFFALO. ALBANY d NEW YORK.
s2g Through tickets be found at the different
Railroad Offices in the IVES: ard South Also at the Of
fees in Chicago, Lake Dearbon sts oppo-
site the fremont, and at the Depot, foot of Water
street - -. 49,. X. n. RICE, Supt
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THE Thorough Bred Horse
SNIP PHINTE1. x4N
Will BE KEPT AT Ngw LONDON aud Mouyr PIyisayr
this Season. Terms "A dollars for season. or ara 10 in
sure, with 30 advance or s20.
aps.wtf H. w HOPPING
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A SECOND FLASH IN THE Pan THE adjourn
ed meeting held last evening to rat,fy the non,-
nation OF Buchanan, was a more signal failure
than even the meeting of the previous evening
Fifty were mustered at the first attempt; but ex-
actly %, all told, gathered at the State House
last evening. Ofthese, we are informed, screen
said they had voted for Pierce, but should not
vote for Buchanan; and there was quite sprnk-
ling of old Republicans among the remainder.
Rendered desperate by this second failure, and
the evident determination f,he people not to
be duped into the support OF an old Federalist,
standing on apro-slarery platform, We are in
formed thai the oflicehoiiiers determined to car
ry paper round and get pledge from the rank
and tie TO be present Iowa City Republican.
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HOMEsS Improved PATENT TRUSS
IL BRlDGEs.-The undersigned are D roprietors
OF The above patent for the State of Iowa prepa
RED 70 contract for the erection Of Railway Highway
bridges of any length Of span from feet in
any part Of the State As the above Bridges been
adopted on most of the Railroads in the United ,es we
deem comment as 10 their strength. durability cheap
hsSs un necessary. All Communications upon the subject
VIII recei prompt attention.
address. STONE, BOOMERS BoY1NG'ToS,
ieoSods6m Davenport, Iowa.
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suIcIpS--The Keosauqna Republican says a
Mr.. Tolman Stoddard, . bachelor living near
Portland, Van Buren, county, in this state COM
mitted suicide few days ago, by cutting his
throat FROM ear 10 ear The Republican adds
that this bachelor vas sorely tired Of .'single
cirssdaesss- bitterness Of a lonely life, and
thus be s'sbnffled of his cares Who Is respon.
sihle for that souE All, niaidens answer, He
had 81 500 in cash in his house at the time of
his sad exit from tiEne.-Iowa City Repub
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MISREPRESENTATION,

Mr.. MuSSxI: 'N~>
sm:--I feel II to be my duty to youss vel! A, ton.
lie, 20 inform yon OF the wonderful effect. OF Won,
liable preparation" my whole family h,yps "
the dysentery, were cured from the free use
cine can cheerfuliy recommend 1t to the public !,
est remedy for dysentary ever invented hay, h.,
II to be used as family medicine throughout IN, =,
section the country and have never knew II TO "a
one case yet. Respectfully yours,
JAMES AgSain A
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Terms /:
Good Pasturs.u.

$50 the season. payable 10 cash. or satisfactory note.
bearing per cent interest from date. Terms OF war
rantee may be agreed upon.
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VI u II OU II $ TO C X
The Vermont Black Hawk Morgan
B i A OK II WK. JR

NE Subscriber respectfully informs the Far -
meFs and breeders generally that his mag IN
innocent stallion, BLACK HAWK, JR., will stand 81 u
iof mares the ensuing at the stable NJ O. Walk
on valley street, between Front and Main stYe.s IN
this city.
IS BLACk IA WK, JR., bred and raised by the sub
scriber 10 Nddlebury, Vermont and sired by IN.
original and celebrated BLACK HAVE, owned by Da,id
Hail, Esq, of Brdport, VT,
The Dam Of Back Hawk, Jr, was foaled by HambIe-
tonian mare, sired by Clifford Morgan horse and
was remarkable for speed bottom, dociii,y and n,el
gence. -s-t 800 80. -IZtfs1i-T'
1855, Is sixteen hands high of beautiful let black color
aid weighs, in good condition over 1900 pounds-
He resembles Very closely his iustrions SIRE and for
beauty STYLE action and kindly disposition surpassed
~ no the State His speed has been tested
but - believed 10 be very superior.
For further particulars the subscriber who IL
pared TO establish the above representations.
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Pro yided for mares from distance al reasonable rates
and proper care and attention. paid them. All accidents
escap % and thefts at the risk Of the owners n
JAMES s. pHELP
Burii, igton. Iowa. April 49, Isss-2mus,d
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Fire, Marine and Inland Insurance.
SHE COMMERCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY or sr
L LOUIS, Mo,-Capitaf 100000.
DIR r. O TO Rs
e, ypo Winner, Thor,as l. Sturgeon,
Eugene MiItenberger, John Fisher
81 Mii.am Caddy, Bernard Bryan,
Elbrfdg~ Clark, Reilin Clark, ~ y - "a
Laiew, Isaac Walker,
Richard Ivers, James Street
scruggs, Vim Stands, III ~
sssT nus Jackson, Chas II Peck, sr
fhoInas Tut, Dabney Carr,
Francis Beehler. 81 81
JOHN NJ winner, President.
A. r. LADEN, Vice President
RerAL GHANBgRI AM Secretary
Houses buildings, goods wares rlercban ,-,s, g
torres machinery, chate and personaI $500, vrssef.
andcargoes insured again loss or .faase by land or
water, and againstloss BY FIRE.
l. D. STOCKTON, AeKxr,
inafio.!y.tp Washington ST., adjoining p. o.
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IL TO MILLERS AND LUMBERMENt 4
Take notice and govern YnnrseIyea accrfdluglg.
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MunneEs Great American Freparstj,

MunneFs Great American Frenara,;.,
A SURE 10 EMEDY for ChoIes,, rfsi.' az. !
IA bus, Choic, Dysenery and pain. o. e,s,, M
stomach and Bowels. This celebrated spr,r y a
wha s ae ana S BY
the Eastern States and many ofthem THROWING -
prognestcs have given certificates trstiiyny j., "
Gritty to any medicine ever invented for re.sy,,. ~.
cramps from ~, the stomach and sawei. s,ure a. .
dreds Of lives !. should be family medicine ~ 70
family npnries the blood and strengthens n w,
throughout. "'1
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inst
The appearance of Spanish Fleet before
Vera Cruz had occasioned great excitement
The Spanish Minister, in reply to demand for with
with specific views So long his propositions
ceptedfhc had nothing to do with the squadron. The
country otherwise quiet.
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The State prison at Jefersonyille, Indiana, ID
now ON Gre and win probably be consumed,
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New York, June IT,
The secedcrs from the North American Cor
vention met again to day. 4 series of resoia-
tons were adopted in favor of Stockton and Ray
nor, in favor of freedom in Kansas, against the
custom of pounding Senator'S in the Senate
Chamber, and denuneiator of the present admins
tration, and in favor Of the Pacific Railroad and
internal Improvements. The resolutions were
unanimously adopted, and after some speaking
adjourned sine die
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~. LOUIS, Juuc It.
the extensive rectifying establishment owned by
Houseman, Smith 4 Co., which together with:
large grocery and commission houses, owned by
w. S. Gilman aud Berthold, Rrmondy s Co..
were entirely consumed. Almost the entire
stock OF Gilman, consisting of an immense guam.
tity Of valuable merchs ndise. was destroyed
The most of Berthold, Bumondy & Co.'S goods
were gosout uninjured The origin of the ere is
unknown.
The loss by FIRE last night is summed up at
81 0eo. Insured for $leo,eao.
ss Boston, June Is
TIE steamer Niagsra, with las passengers for liverpool
million 10 specie.
Detroit, June Is
The trial of Air, White and King charged With roebin
1se,ap9 Of The American Express Company, commenced
to-day Among counsel fcT are Gen Sye and
Thee. Tomeyn, " Y. Defence, Iii Cock, aufaio>
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sey delegates left the Convention this "A. NJ. on
the plea that the party had been sold out to the
Republicans. The delegates from Penn. offer
cd a resolution endorsing Fillmore, which the
chair refused to receive. Butler johnson is now
speaking, deprecating discussions, and denying
the selling to any section. A portion of the N.
Y. delegation threatened to leave. No further
ballotting as yet.
The n. Y. Express has seen several private
letters from San Francisco, detailing the events
connected with the murder oil King One oil
the Vigilance Committee says, the Committee
has upwards Of 5000 members on its muster
roll, and that Casey aud Cora will be certainly
executed.
The Vigilance Committee had determined to
sit perpetually until San Francisco and the en-
tire State should be subjected to thorough pu-
rifcation. They have prepared list embracing
the names ofaboat $50 OF the most notorious
marderers blacklcgs and thieves, all of which
will be required to quit the country on short no.
tice, or contemplate summary judgment before
the tribunal OF Judge Lynch; among them are
Yankee Sullivan and David Broderick-the lat.
ter OF whom was at one time, Democratic candi-
date for the u S. Senate. II is stated on good
authority, that all the State officials intend to
resign and the people are inclined to look on
the Vigilance Committee us the law-givers. 1t
Is ramorcd that project for new treaty be-
tween the United States and Nicaragua is en-
tcrtaiued, and if eonsnmmated as it is thought
II Mill be, il viii have an important bearing on
the destinics ofNicaragua and the Central Amer
lean States. s.
A considerable portion of the Pennsylvania
delegation. and Jones Wagner, also withdrew.
The Convention then Proceeded to the
Fourth ballo.--Banks4s, Fremont 81, Mclean
20, Fillmore /.
Fifth ballo,-Banks 4s, Mclean IS. fremont
ii, Corwin 1. ss
Sixth eailo.-B Banks A.. Mclean 40, Fremont
90, Laws.
Seventh ballot--Banks 81, Mclean Al Ere.
mont 90.
Tenth ballot Banks s., Fremont s, Mclean
-.
TWAS then moved aud seconded by the Penn
sylvania delegation. that the convention give an
unanimous expression in tavor OF BANKS Car
ned. with cheering for Banks.
II was their agreed to proceed 10 ballot Tor
Vice President and after recess Of hve minutes
for consultation. A bailoi was then taken as
follows:
Fremont ls. Ham,iu. Of Maine /, Colby, n. H.,
s. JohustOn, Pa, 80, Campbell, Ohio, !, Ford 10,
Shaffer, n. Y, l, and Bell, Tenn, 1. So
The nomination of Johnston was declared
unanimous.
Johnson returned his acknowledgements, and
declared himfelf true American, opposed to
the administration. He was in favor Of liberty
OF conscience, free press, free speech and free
tepritory--he Was alsa In favor OF the Improve
nens Of rivers and harhors, aad railroad e
she Raci6c.
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Philadelphia, June 16.
The State Republican convention assembled
this morning, and elected II. c. Carry temporary
Chairman. They selected committee toselect
permanent officers.
Delegates to Nasionnl Convention are arriving
from all points. The friends of Fillmore have
appointed delegates to claim seats in the Repab-
lican convention.
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WHEELING MUSIC STORE

EASTERN. .RI;AA;N,,2? W ,NyAAREROOA1S
SSx. U"ol 70 hEhHrHiii's = sToRE,
N?UEHE US found a variety Gi Boston New York
w Piano, rst-riass rIa.ers among which are
the celebrated Jsa,e ". VUs P:to with Patent Damper
and Improved Scale, warranted :" stand in any climate
Melodeon and Fsri h:ars. surpror and nish Of
my own manufacture. P'ccs from Si"Ip 4lI5.
All OF tue ahpEe Instruments warranted one year from
purchase.
ALSO-a select assortment, from best Importers Man.
utacturs, of Guitars, Vons AcCnrdrons Futinas Fes
Flutes, and every article wanted by the world ofuusic
The subscriber hopes by studying the Of people
and strict attention to business, to merit their patronage
MELOi'EOES 10 LET. SHEET MCSlC.
fel1:Y
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WHEELING.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry,
70. 4 Wa.hIaEten IInlI.


ATING just returned from the Eastern cities With very
II large well selected assortment Of Clocks Watches
and JeWe the subscriber would call the attention his
friends and the public generally IT, assuring
in part, as follows:
Patent Lever Porcelain, Mantle Gothic eight and enc day
Clocks.
Gold and Silver English French and American Iunttrau
Open Faced Watches. I-
GParteuar attention called TO the American Watches
put mp gold silver cases. made wholly n this country
and warranted prime time.Eeepers
The Ladies' El find at his establishment large and we'll
selected stock of and beautiful Cameo Jewelry which
cannot fail to please.
Having bought eXrecIylow he feels very confident that
he sell Goods in his line lower than before sold in
Wheeling and respectfully invites all TO call and examine his
'.ssd ssls 6 r ES.s ESoSS Washington Hail.
Hear! HearH Hear!!!
s6REGT REpuoIToNf GREAT RRp6GT1oNll
ctnsISo or FALAA WINTER GoOES.
lEING desirOus Of reucngmy in the above line
II have made the following reductions:
EMBROIDERIES.
viii consequently sell collars formerly held at &S 90 for
2ei those at 80 for S2 and others in preparation.
offering greater inducements than any other
IN CLOAKS.
reduction OF so Will he granted and those ready
with the cash will be able bug from me nice trimmed
cloth cloak at S39. The greatest bargains offered
Others shall sell the terEs actual
cloth.
or which have large assortment w sell ont at almost
your own prices
Comforts, eldren's wOOlen sacs ladies superior wool
scar have in such variety prices
to astonSh every With word being anxious and
willing reduce my stock to the lowest point will sell my
goods much less than
oTHER HOCsE.
that you cannot help buying. Come all and every
that wants save his money.
ISAAC PRAGER.
-. Eastern Bargain Store, llS Main street.
dec2s bet Monroe and Union Sts.
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTURES!
BUFLER'S BOOK X EEFEES'S
Writing Fluid

IECE this superior Fluid Ink has been before the public
y nearly years. it has been constantly gaining
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During the past twenty thousand quart and pint bot
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The following merchants bankers, &c. in Wheeling here.
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Northwestern Bank of virginia. Merchants Mechanics
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.ENC11CEI.
I'M and after the FIRST OF january proxno, the preSeu
" firm OF HesErl Co., viii be dissolved by limitation
James \. Fetzer retiring from the Arm
All persons Indebted to will please cali and make pay
men without delay and those having claims against r
will present them for adjustment.
December 81, 1855.
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REM0uAI-

N REILLY has removed from his old stand in Market
green front, side OF Main street between Monroe and
Quincy, Lately occupied ny MessTS. Amman Mngurc as
commission hons' He las on hand large and general ar
sGrtmeut OF Groceries and Liquors, which he will sc ~
Wholesale at thr lowest market price
Fuse. sniS"
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Cn.pAnTNERs1IIr.

CO-PARTNERSIlIP
TIE undersigned will Dry business In
their location under the and style of HEIsKE
&SwE4SGRS. They would respectfully solicit their
old friends and customers continuance Of their
December 81 1855 .. ". " fWFs MEIsKEIt REIEyx Il,
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