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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-24
,,j.ucs Of TIE n. Y. Tribune.

Corr.spsnieDcs Of The n. \. Trope
WAsii1NaToN. June y, 1885.
Mr. Burlingames speech in defense OF Aassacnu'
acts excite. nearly the same commotion among the
cbivary as hand grenade plunged into an authili.
The yalorous and e1citsble Col. keitt, implicated
with the other Colonel in the assault upon MI
Sumner, instantly resorted to tie approved r:''cs
of bis order He applied tie wltherlus terms
That's false to something said by MI Duri.n'
game The Northern people may not be generally
sware of the awful signifcsncy of this formula IN
personal disputes The lie is usually given in S Or
or to show the superiority of the person using
in belgerency and vaor to his SPPTneh'a .grsced
s .ra can OILY Wipe it out by Challenging and gh,
mg' inc pa Ia must Weld to his adversary
tbe privilege Of selecting his time his distance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-24
CRICKET MATCH AT UTICA

Urea: y. Y, Monday. June % l.J6.
At the Cricket M.toh here to day between the
Albany and Utica Cube Albany in the FRS. iunings
got 30 rus aud Utica 81. Albsay in the second
innings. with three wickets TO go down. COX Is runs.
The match will be resumed to morrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-24
DEATHS BY DROWSTNC

BosroS, Mondsy. June =. ls56.
John Forbes, John Goode. Thomas Mex enna and an
English boy, name unknown, were drowned in the
barbor yesterday in Consequence Of the upsetng of
boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-24
DEATH OF HON. LUTHER $. CUSHING.

=, lDVssVN, NOldAy, June =, $50,
Hon. Luther 5. Gushing died in this city YESTERDAY
syed 3 yesrs He Wa formerly Justice Of the Com
mon Pleas Court and la;tery reporter Of decisions of
the Supreme Court.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-24

Aueetire i to be held in Poushkeepaie '1-sshi -
form Young Meu'. Republican Club
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-24
House OF REPRESENTATIVE

Tbs week beng set spart, by previous osee-AeN'
IL ,'.;ders,ion OF Territorial business .
~ Tie bil 70 authorize the President % 'a-Se '''
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-13

AND
COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILRAOD.
EXCLUSIVELY AN EASTERN ROUTE 81
On and after this date, the
LITTLE MIAMI VIA COLUMBUS,
Is THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE to ami from Cincinnati
and Cleveland the only running cars into axe Shore
Depot at Cleveland and the only with uniform Eusge
from Cincinnati to Cleveland, punkirk and Buffalo.
BIZ ANY OTTER ROUTE Olevelani passengers 10 via
Sanusky, and depend trains from Chicago and Toledo
go East break gusge sandusky and ferry from Old Ohio
City to Cleveland. . -.... f- .... i
THE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
Is the only with reliable connection to and from GIN
CINNATI and PITTSBURG.
BY Any OTHER ROUTE, PttsNnrg Passengers de-
pend at Beefonaine Forrest trains from indianapolis
and Fort Wayne to go East.
TIE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS.
rs TIE Only R'7UTE to md from Cincinnati and
WHEELING OR STEURENyILLE.t l..tt trH'aa
THE LITTLE MIAMI VIA COLUMBUS,
rs TIE ONLY ROUTE to and from Cincinnati, Column
bus Oresne and Cleveland, with lightning express without
change Of cars.
This great comfort to Ladies and Families
TIE LITPI MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
BEING THE SHORTEST ROUTE from Cincinnati to the
East UNIFORM and safe speed maintained Connections
certain.
By Any OTHER ROUT-E from Cincinnati a dangerous
speed required to distance and delays necessary
in changing passengers baggage eOnaine
saadusky, and Ferrying at d ohio City.
Through Tickets
WHEELING,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-13
s -
FREIGHT ON PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON AND
SAVANNAH
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICE 10 SEtrPPHRS,
Rv Savannah IN NaShyftfr.

8 the NAsl wire and chstfsnooga HailTosd Conpsny
n bayr not fed reminded the Central srosd Com
Hnies Of &c rga. Of Ter summer and does OF
TO have Teen noticed recognized the hard bills Of
that Company recently distributed In city. taks
tds method Of Informing the Metth.Et ard shJ By
hne be vii be III 80 for zee b. on hTst riass
goods and 81 IS tie grand bills Iepfesnt; il25
the through rate hfst chs from The
10 Nashville but IL hlect a. variation Of 10
adtO 81 sumner. sDd dsdocficd Il 10 PEI leo lbs.
Winter hich makes the per advtTItment,
tS3 from JaHs to December, AID 81 r. Pee 20 June.
n. I ANDt RS0H,
luntn superir ndsnt-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-13

LAND WARRANTS BOUGHT OR LOCATED.
WILL pay cash ior Land warrants. siI also buv old
L Missouri and ArkHnfAs Land Pstsnts, Issued about
ISIS, 20 soldier Of 1Sl3
an also prepared lcca7e Land Warrants 10 South
western Missouri the line o. the Sou western hsouri
Railroad IN connection with gentleman who has had the
selecting Of more than 90 0 Of abroad land along
the line Of this rad f,r urther particulars. terms, 4e,
enquire Of the undersigned CedLr street. the post
Once. fs-ll6l q. PILLOWS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-13
WHEELING,
PITTsBURG,
DCNKIRK,
BUFFALO and

BUFFALO and
-rE NIAGARA FALLS.
To al the Eastern cities.
Three daily Eastern Trains A. 6 AN 10 X and sP n.
FIRST N-Clevelaud, Ptshurg, SteubeDVille and
Wheeling, Lightning Express leaves Cincinnati At O'Clock
A. for all the Eastern ciie also Detroit via Ceveland
Springfield Wilmington, Crcleve, Lsncaster and Z'nes
vie Chicothe ard Athens his stops Gin
cnnst and Columbus at Overland MOrw, Xenis and Lon
don only.
SECOND TRAIN-Cievesnd, PittSburg and Wheeling TX
press Mall eaYe Cincinnati at 10 o'clock via Cleve
land, PsburF ana Wheeln for all the Eastern cities This
train stops at all the points between Cincinnati and Column
bus. .-t
THIRD TRAIN-Accommodston, leaves Cincinnati at
$3.50 oclock, for Sprrg hed, Wilmington rclevle
aud Lancaster, Chllicoie and Hlborongh This train
stons at all points betEe' ncnna and Springfield
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Pttshu Night Express
leaves Ciner natl at O'clock vs Cleveland and Pitts
burg for all the Eastern Cite This train all points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train on Sunday at 80 O'Clock NJ for Columbus.
Trains by Columbus Tme-7 Minutes faster than Gin
cnnat
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And all Information, please ply at the Ofces No Burne
House. second door West Of Vine street No III Gibson
House Building and old nhce Southeast OF Broad
way and Front street. opposite Spencer House, the
Eastern little Mismi Depot Fast Front fteet
OUce hours from ~ 4. n, Unta ~ p. ".
W. sTRADER, G,nTAgt.
THE OMNIBUS LINE s-
Calls for Passengers all the pTi cipal Hotels for each and
every rn BY leaving directions eli her Of the above
oces, will call for passengers liz all parts of the city, with
ont fail imay2Tl n. 4. RUGGLES, Conductor.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-13

IaNGH0RNE a ARWBsTRaD.
n Bfxss tanzkorns Arzsseaf- CD braied Tooeceo
OU ja-t rsEsrvs1 g0nAsoss HORNE co.
aEg4o-iu
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-13
STEAM ENGINES
AND
Mill Machinery,

NO Il L. Il ID. f. LIS
(sUccEssc TO HI , MOORE
HAVING made imr Jrtan addi;r TO his machinery,
greatly increased hi, scitec for manufacturing
ESGSE and chnery Of every description, prepared
to manufacture steam Engn's and Boilers equal in point
dnish and durability to made in the West and at low
prices Having been pacca ly engaged the Manufacture
OF Machinery in Nashville for the last fifteen years. and Civ
ing his attention 10 the manufacturing Department.
he feels confident that he give ssctioD to ali who
favor him with their orders at the old stand OF Ellis Moore
50 and 81 Market street, Broad Nashville, Tenn
Ali kinds Of work for Flour Mills Steam Boats Saw Mills
Tob Factories Banks, JaS &c &c executed promptly
and 81 the lowest cash priceS.
jAn26-1y NOBLE d. kLliS
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-16

body beginning to We bent with the weight of years
until the silver chord is becoming loosened and
the wheel moves slowly at the cistern and the gol
den bowl being broken at the fountain.
FdlowmemJerS! to you, to the younger and
ADLER statesmen of our land, | must consign this
cause in which have so long laborcd in a humble
sphere, but with a willing, earnest, and devou
spirit. | must soon retire. but while may lnger
upon tho verge Of life, my thoughts will often
vert to this Hail. and cluster around those friends
with whom have served; and be assured. | will
then perform the last service which old man
can render to his country, will pray that justice
may guide its Legislation, that Liberty, and Pro-
gress, and Prosperity, may mark its pathway in
all coming time.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-08-16
SPEECH OF MR.. GIDDINGS,

On the hial cf Preston s. Brooks, for on assault
on Senator Sumner before The House Of Reme-
SeHtatireS, July IL, 1856
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
Imnortant TO Fem aiaa

DR. cHzRsRa,y's pILLs.-The combination Of ingredi-
:nts In these H. is the result OF long and extensive
ract!ce they MILD in their operation and certain Of
estorng nature to its proper cranlr In every Instance
utvethe Pills proved successful. .Tae Pals invariably
pen tiose Instructions which females Liable, ft
atare into its proper channel whereby health resto-
Cd aa'i the pale AL i,shy atcnsnce chsngea tr
zeal hy one. No fs male tjny gosa health unless
lie Is regular, ami Whenever obstruction takes place.
whether from exposure COLI, aiy oer ctuse,
;rtefal Health Immediately beg ms 20 decline, ziii the
Wat Of such remedy has been the caae Of ma y
sonsmnpttoas annng young :smsaies r, ladies' whose
iea will no, permit incres Of their family these
Ps VIII prove valuable acas iiJn they ii prevent
.fc3iaacy Headache most Away ssrises fron the in
eruption Of nature; and VIII tlia Is ,be case, the
ras invariably remedy all evils Nor are they less
sheacious IN the cure OF Leueorriee, oemnoaiy called
heVnites" These pills should never be taken during
prrgnan j. rs they would be sure tc caase miscsriage
Warranted purely vegetable, and free anything M
ifeas TO life or he b. Full and :it Ill reeiiohs az
sonpany each box SOLD in BIrlipslon bJ sqares q
floss.
These Pills put ur in ssaare nat boxes. Persons
residing where there Is 10 ageicy established. By enclos-
ing une D,larin letter, prepaid, to DIR. C. l. CakEsE
a,s ~ z5l Bleecxer-strert, y Y City. have them
sent 10 their respective addresses by Of all.
iesaiy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
kansas In the House.

The House does stand firm, and cannot be CO.
creed into the adoption ut the Toombs-D Douglas
ill OF the Senate. Mr.. Barho,tr's amendment l,
he Army Appropriation bill, nuht.ing the sha,.
avs OF Kansas, was set aside on Mond v, blu
,uly to give place 10 more effective an,endmen
fered by Mr.. Sherman, which provides tina
NTH Congress shall decide upon the validity o
hose laws, no. military force oi the Government
hall aid ia their enforcement, but that it slla
,e used to protect the people OF the Territor
che bill was passed on Tuesday with this amend
nent, by u vote of 50 to 50. The Senate Wi
robably strike out the amendment, and scne
he bill back TO the HOUSE, which, we trust, vii
rot recede from its position, even though tht
Army Till should fail altogether.
The temper Of the House was exhibited still
nore decisively on Tuesday in the passage o.
dr.. Dunn's bill by u vote OF IS to "a, which
'wceps away the ruitian portion Of the Kansas
ode, disnisses all criminal prosecutions agains.
,crsous charged with brpach OF its provisions,
md restores the Missouri RESTRICTION. This wit
1t course be summsrily rejected by the Senate,
,at it will serve the purpose of showing thai
,oiy that their scheme of enslavihg Kansas will
Ne eheckmated at every point. s
We would much prefer that the Senate should
cooperate with the House in an honest effort to
10 Justice TO Kansas, but that is itow past pray
i
ore, 10 MAINTAIN It's present position with un-
hnchiss determination through the few days
shst now remain OF the session. Justice to the
.eople Of Kansas, though long delayed, viii
one AT last With the single exception oil the
: treason cases the ruifan laws OF the hogas
.gisiaturc are now practical nulhty. We be-
icss the charges of treason Will be dismissed
when they come to trial in September, hat If the,
should not, aud conviction be the result, an APP
zeal viii be taken tribunal that will not dare
o st,,l,iiy itself by confirm ng SO outrageous a
decision. Meantime far more pc. ,nia,ion will
soar i'll from the North than from the South, the
satians will be Keep, in ,ollersele order by the
army OF occupation and the Congress that will
,ssemble shortly after the election OF Fremont
sih De prepared to do the fair thiag Tor Kansas.
How far the new governor may be disposed to
,ayot or hinder such result We cannot say, but
xe are Inclined TO think he has been chosen 10
atch up the base management Of Gov. shannon
Q as TO make the whoir thug as desert US posi-
oie.-Dem. Press
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06


There never has been di-coyery male IN haieria
lie hca whereby plin b. Quickly al'ayvh, and
where parts In hgh state Of ind IanatoI can be 80
r,i'iy reiuce 20 efr natural state where wounds
anil soresean be thoroughly ani rapidly Leaed and
fscyei parts restoret without either scar defect,
lhi.a With DtiLyY's " aGicAL PATS EXTRACTOR.
ID Cats xolui., -prsins aud Hrui.e-, casualties to
which children are constantly sHJeci;he action Of the
genuine DALLgf's PAIN EXTRACTOR, "a ever the
same! How much pain and suffering may not thus be
revened Moreover life itseIfs often dependent upon
having a,hand tie Genuine DALEY EXTRACTOR, and
partIcuIarsof which respectfully to my print.
Ell pamphlets for the truth Of which ol my sci. rrspon.
.ibie. tat
Nc Of burns and seaids matter severe has
ever yet In any one instance, the All powersuI
pain subdains and healing Qualities 0: the DALLEys
PAIN EXTRACTOR. - M
No Pans EXTRACTOR Gsxuisg un,es. the box has mp
on steel Plate Esrayed Label With the signatures Of
c, 3. CtI;AsSGi CO., ptoprie,ors, and HENRY
DALLEy, manufacturer. ~ f9l4 s.
Price - ets per box. {iil0
~ Az orders sheali he addressed to C. " Clickener
c., 81 har lay street, n. T..
Sold by all druggists AMI medicine dealers .ar, ,s,u,
'hs limited states ie2Sly
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

.
The KANSAS "TRIToRs."-W1li Gov. Robin.
son, Eltor Brown, and the Free 81 tie prisoners,
SO long held in DURANGO vile by United State.
troops at Lecompton, under indictments for trea-
son against the bogus laws enacted by Missouri
ans be tried, convicted, and hung? The Pro-
slavery Court of Judge Lecompte is TO try the
cases in September, and Gov. Shannon is report
ed to have said-'.I, charged, they mast be tri-
edit tried, convictei-and il convicted, hung.
Not only Shannon, Siringiellow. Archson, and
the Border Rut6ans generally, thirst for the
blood oil Robinson and the Free State prisoners,
but even Senator Douglas, in the same spiris,
says-"This Government has SHOWN itself equii
to foreign war or to domestic deience-equal to
any emergency that may ari,e in the exercise Q.
its high functions in all things except the po~er
to hang a traitor. We intend 10 reduce 10 sub
]ertion those who resist the laws aud authorities,
and TO punish rebellion aud treason. "-Cleve-
land Herald, 10th.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

All Hoxos 70 ora GEanAx FsIrxps.--
Lei the result Of he election in this city and
county be What il may. one sh.ng h very certain.
the Republican ticket has had the active and En-
;erge,ic support Of our German citizens. They
cannot be cheated into voting for the extension
.! Slavery, In the name Of Democracy. ANA
joriiy hssc voted with Us nov aud We shall get
good many more Ia November.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

cIws isan ftsm II. Dvniss tshe ss,sased
he great R<Psblican neetins q ljsytos On The
s,,sh alt-, ssys i fas ossdid any easberias even
of isao.| that n Burliagsme, ~i.ibe here sext
.week o. The week after. Our friends Win please
hold themselves 10 readiaea. We propose 4
biz meeting, oi which Of course there can be
bun : short notice. 70 bear this distinguished
gentleman.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

GIVING IT Ur.-The Siaveocracy acknowledge
are compelled 10 reSortto, as arguments to show
why their opponents should be defeated. For
Instance, Mr.. Frenont's history is scanned.
"He'sa Catholic! away with him, says one.
..iIe eat dugSh chimes IN another.
'sHe cut II cross OH the highest peak OF the
Rocky Mountains" says a tl,iri-but no; one
word about his principles.
So of the State Candidates.
"Mr. Hoffman is 100 young. Col B;ssen
agreed to fight dlel =
Nov the charge made against Hoffman OF be-
ing too young, and Of Bissell having accepted
challenge, applies with equal force 10 Mr.. BrecL-
enridge. Who ever thought OF asssillng him
or It and claiming that he ou-ht not 10 be sup
ported? Tie reason is obvious. In the first
place his opponents don't fear his election, and
IN The next, they consider the platform ''ineil-
g,hle, not the candidate.
The 18th article OF the U. S. Constitution,
reads:
sac. 8. But no person constitutionally ineli-
gible to the Office OF President. shall be eligible
TO that Of Vice president OF the United ) ates.
the Democratic Candidate for Vice President
is therefore the being under IS years OF asrl
absolutely ineligible to The office for which his
party have presented him, and ii elected, can
not serve.
But let the Buccaneers take the risk. We
don't charge Mr.. 3. with the crimes OF being
Young, or scared from ngating Cutting. Ills
principles are The object OF attack, and upon
them he will be deieateG--Chicago Journal.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

20 FOB LopGR SOME v,sr wiLprRxEss.'- Is
undoubtedly the exclamation which Thousands who are
borne down by the aruous dates which must be per-
formed under the rays OF burning mdsun.uler
sun, to make; but these duties performed
frequently at the serious risk ofheah not life itself,
unless the proper recautons taken to prevent the
bad ELECTS easily generated by lnprulen exposure
Carriers Spanish Mixture, the unrv allied Purifier Of The
Bood possesses In remarkable degree the cooling and
purifying ind the system In such
Its singular power the blood It's gentle tom
!; action the liver It's STRENGTHENING, YvyinR aid
invgorating qualities, its known tendency TO prevent
disease by cxpeng NIL hunors IRON the blood, sni rid
ding the of poisonous Infections has gained for
it place among the highest discoveries OF medical sell
ence 1t sa positive for scrofla, Fever and Agae,
Liver Disease, the ecs of Mercury and all such dis
cases thousands who have used it have grateful
knew. The trial Of one bottle viii satisfy any wac
may be unscq tainted with It's effects. augl
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
! srseuis.ruisestes

me- Farmers aud citiIeas genefaiiy, Of the
f..ssv Of Des Moines, arc earnestly requested %
,,..t I, Marion Hall, 10 the city Of Burlington,
!. saturday, The eth day Of August, for the par'
ro.s of rc-organisiag County Agricultural 30
s,e.y. and taxing immediate measures 70 hold :
County Fair Tho coming fiIl. The undersignrd
vould respectfully urge good turn out---eaps-
e;.IIy Of the farmers IRON every township In the
Couusy. II this II the case, good and pertna.
non, Society can be formed, and an interesting
and useful Pair heid the Isl Of 0stSber There
/, 1900 in the Slate Treasury for this County,
.pd large donations are offered BY individuals if
d. Society IL organized. Ifihe Parmers do not
attend, the organization must fail. Let US have
,.rxe turn out, and good Society formed:
" ". King, J. r. Wightinan,
Rodney Arnold. y. wilcox, ~
rbouas Iuqbssm. T. V. ives,
WIN. p. johnson, Ed. Caminins,
calvin damage, James w. Grimes, I
G W. Smith, A. Harbnch,
Moses Parker, j. Hnson,
Nat Erwin, A. J. Messenger,
Joab Comaock, Henry Avery,
W. u. Coolbansb, John lnghram,
pm. Mci4aren, A. w. Carpenter,
r. B. Hunt A. Cain.
8. Heberd.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ARE YOU SICK

Then y,a can't BE- cured too Den't delay until
your e,mp,sai i. Inc irsbic then maasn when us too
late -Four a:shs Of III the cises st people The church
yards, mieat be cured by Ayers caihsrtie fs taken
In sersoa. Deui 60 dtsggng through The spr ug faint,
sespy and ssiess, because yIus blood 10 i"sdei WIN
BILE. Daatwrar the h.sdaehr ,ar.b tra and their KIM
dred dkoriers bees1.e ysur stomach is foul Dent p
rsie sure around The wsriI. covered With Pples,
Bieshcs Uirrs Sores AMI or say Of The anessn dis
OF thv ska. because ysar ~ ten cleansing
pont show yourself about, lean, haYsari. all csved In
because your stomach aud hossis into
healthy action. Ayers Ps these thing right sure
iy as qienches nrs. They parity ths body and
boot, and restore their anca5 alto healthy activity
which feel lick they are taken. rhry
the great medical woaer OF this reeogulsd by
all WIN know their virtues, and many thousands kaov
them fSke The Cherry Peeo.sl for Cough, and he Ps
Tor all heterogeneous rsanirinss paigs,iye aiedeipe
Prepared by Dr. J. {. Aver, Psseteal and Analytical
Chemist Losell Ma.s-Aud sold by Z. T. Gay. barng-
TOM Gray MeMsnns, New Ioeian C. @. M.llrr Co.,
Mt, Pleasant; J. II. Reed Co., C,,icayo Barnard
ams Co.. ST. Louis, and Agents In every tnwn ia the
Unied States. sanyS xsm
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
First Gun from Iowa..
DES MONIES COUNTY GONE FOR THE
REPUBLlCANS!!!


The following is the vote in this county, with
the exception Of jackson township, which will
give small Republican majority. Our ticket
has carried with the probable exception OF
Prosecuting Attorney and Clerk. Majority
against Us in 1854, l68.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.


Gray, Red or r isty Hair D, Jed INSTANTLY beauti-
I'll aud tur Il brown Back wiihoat least Injury
the lair or skin.
Fifteen medals and Diplomas have been awarded TO
Vim. A. Bachelor, since Is 80 and eighty tousa.a
applications have been male to the mir his Patrons
Il his famous Dye rruiire against Dying the hair and
fkers is unjust, ii would be Against covering bald
lead wi hi wig.
Wan. A. Vat he RS hair Dye pro iuce9 color not to
eiistinguihrt from nature, and is 10 In
ire it the least however long it 10 y BE- continued.
uie, soil or applet I'm aine pr vae roons) At the
v1 Factory, 23s, broadway, Y.
sold in all the cities and towns OF tine U. 8. By Drug
;is;s and fancy goods dealers.
~ rle genuine has the and address upon 1t,
.stse plate engraving, on four sides ofeach bottle.
80 WM A BACHELOR,
E.aa 2S3, Broadway, Y.
soldin Burlington by A. iieni.rics., and sqnres &
Bios ... j-2jiy