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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
Boston Boot and Shoe Store.

0U0CUU 0VUG 6UV NIU6 6CUI6s
NEW STORE !-Nevv Goods !-On Jefer-
son. between Third and Fourth sts, In store adoi-
ing that occupied by Thos Hedge & Co. aa
The undersigned would respectfully call the attention
Of the citizens Of Burlington and vicinity to his stock
Of select and fashionable Boots and Shoes of every
description.
the Of the incest OF the above fabrics
he thereby enabled by his knowledge and experience
In business, to select such goods will
give the most perfect satisfaction both regards style
and durability all Of which will be sold at the very
lowest possible prices.
Please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
augl9-d&wu ~ c. IL. SWEETSER.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

eHA Mr.. Trotter was married to a Miss Gal
lop at Saratoga Springs, last week. She has
been on the trot ever since, and our Devil is
guilty of the following:
Now wasn't it a cruel thing,
(By gum twas nothing shorter,)
To stop this maid from Galloping
And turn her to Trotter?
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
Humerous American works.
SOMETHING NEwI

n l.. NURSE would respectfully inform the public
Il that he Is now taking and very superior Pic
ture on Glass, called the Sphere0xc0pic Ann bro.
type. They are pronounced by all to be AS much su
peror to the Ambrotype, the Ambroype Is to the Da-
guerreoype The objection OF q Picture being dark
entirely removed; for while they lighter than the
Ambrotype or Daguerrotype they at the time
more distinct than either. e-
~ Please call and see for yourselves.
He Is still taking Daguerreotypes, Ambrotypes and
Photographs, either plain colored In oil colors.
Ambrotypes set In Pins, Rings, Lockcts, &c.
All work warranted satisfactory, or no charge.
~ The Spereoscophic Ambrotyps Is patented, and
can only be had at the of T. L. NURSE, OF
Jefferson and Third streets. Entrance Third
street. auSOtf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

~ An English cockney at the Falls of Niaga-
"a, when asked how he liked the Falls, replied
'VThayre 'ndsome-quite so; but they don't
quite hanswer my Interpretations; besides, got
thoroughly vetted, and lost me at. prefer to
look ut 'em in an hingraving in 'ot weather and
in the ouse"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

The seven Lake States,- York, Pennsyl-
vania Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Illinois and Wis
consin-have population of s,7s7 $50; while
the other twenty-four States have only popu-
lation of s,76s,4s5: leaving balance in favor
of these seven States of over II 900. The DIFF
ference is increasing daily.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
GAGE & FIELDS.

Photograph, AmbrOtype and Daxuer.
reotypc Gallery, over CrisSvell 4
Hillh0usc' store, Jefferson
Street. Burlington.
Mr. FIELDS has epleasure ofannouncing that he has
associated with him,
MIR. GAGE,
years operator in Bradys Celebrated Gallery
New York He therefore ventures to promise his Gus.
toners
Photographs, AmbrOtypes and Dag er.
rc0types.
in the highest style Of the art with all recent improve
ments which have brought the art state Of
lection.
He is confident the specimens exhibition at bis
rooms-and all cordially invited to examine them
will bear comparison with the finest pictures from the
best New York Galleries. from any other point, no
matter where. And he does not wish the public to
take this trust he hopes they will como and see
Doguerreotypes of deceased persons copied to any
desired colored equal the finest oil paintings
Likenesses of deceased persons also taken.
Remember the place, Jefferson ST. between Third and
Fourth. opposite Barrett House. je1S
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair DYE.

WIN a. baCcnel0rS dau Uye.
Gray, Red Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beauti-
full and natural Brown Black without the least injury
to the hair or skin.
Fifteen medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
WIN. A. Bachelor since 1899, and eighty thousand
applications have been made the Hair of his Patrons
ofhs famous Dye Prejudice against Dying the hair and
whskers UNJUST would be against covering bald
head with wig.
VIM. A. Bachelors hair Dye producesa color not to
bedsngushed from nature and is WARRANTED not TO In
jure 1t the least however long It may he continued
Made, sold applied (in nine private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, 2s3, Broadway, MY
Sold in ali the cities and towns Of the u by Drug
gists and fancy goods dealers.
~ The genuine has the name and address upon 1t,
steel plate engraving on four sides ofeach bottle
WM. A. BACHELOR,
2s3, Broadway, n Y.
soldin Burlington by A. Hendricks and squires
Bloss. iee5ly
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New Millinery Establishment.

Mrs. HIXON would inform the Ladies Of Bur-
M iington and vicinity that she has fitted up
on Washington street, opposite the American Express
Office where she opening handsome and fashionable
assortment of Millinery and Fancy Dry Goods, all Of
which she will sell at the very lowest figures.
Also Bleaching and Trimming done to order, In the
most fashionable and approved style OF fall and winter
trimming. With twelve years experience In the above
she atters herself please the most s
tdious taste. sepS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

W Some one had said of those who die
young that "they are like lambs which the Al
pine shepherds bear in their arms to higher,
greener pastures, that the flock may follow"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
Cattle for Sale.

TIME subscriber has one hundred head Of three and
four years.old Missouri Cattle, which he ID herdins
near the residence Of Mr. Morgan, on Green Bay Bot
TOMS about twelve miles below darlington The cattle
are In ine condition, and will make fne beef II req
short time [sep9w2ts JOHN NJ. RANSOM.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

~ Congress has passed bill giving 100
acres of land to each of the officers and crews,
or their defendants, engaged on board of priva-
teer vessels during any of the wars Of the Uni
ted States with other countries.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
Albany, Sept 6.

A serious accident happened last night on
Ne Central + r, near Newark, 70 the train
which LEFT Buffalo at 3 o'clock, A n Five
nen were killed. The train ran into . cattle
train aear Port Byron The shock disconnect-
g the seesm pipe on the engine, scalding 6ye
dfovsn 70 death Two Or three Of the passen-
g:e cara % Tie express train were badly smash
e. oss none Of the passengers were injured
OF 4 SWITCH
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

New York, Sept. 6.
One new case Of Yellow Fever at Governors
Island since Yesterday. NooN-no Deaths
One new case at Fort Hamilton and two at
the Military Hospital-no deaths.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10


tine course OF Human Events we think
again necessary for to declare to " the world
we hope to do but decent regard for the delicate
s,btes Of our neighbors, well modes
w. impei US to make the declaration with moderation
and even with reserve.
WEHoID THESE TRUTHS TO SELF EVIDENT, that all
women and children, ut certain periods need BOOTS
SHOES and that they endowed by their Creator with
the inaenable right to have them If they can get them
and we deem 1t our right, less than our duty TO aid
our fellow men as much possible In their endeavors
conform Themselves the laws their ply nature
and to this end we have greatly increased stock Of
boots AND SHOES,
SO that We have hand very ample assortment of all
the best grades OF seasonabe goods and we hope the
citizens Of Burlington and the surrounding country will
In obedience to the dictates Of necessity cali
at the PEOPLES SHOE STORE, and supply themselves
with the things their soLes need and though unable
to say that 1t can be done without money and without
price, nevertheless that that but few
IL any will know the difference hundred years hence
STORE, north side Of Jefferson between Main aud Third
streets. (aug2D CAFFREY A. HARPER
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Gel. Eremont and the Democracy-II
P0Rtant Disclosure.

1
| Gel. Eremont and the Democrncy-Im.
PoFeant Disclosure.
Those of our citizens who are acquainted with
Hon. George @. Bates, will not doubt his word.
Any statement made by him commands implicit
reliance among his friends, Of whom he has not Z
few throughout the West.
In the course Of speech at the Kalamazoo
| meeting last week, Mr.. Bates brought to light
animportant fact In relation to Col Fremont and
the Democracy" which at this time, when the
Buchanecr party press Is attempting to yillify
| Col. Fremont, II worthy of consideration.
He stated that when he (Mr. Bates,) was ex-
pected to sail for California in August, 1855, he
was persuaded by Mr.. Palmer, of the firm Of
Palmer, Cook Co., bankers of San Francisco,
to remain until October, when he and Col Free
mont would accompany him thithe-. Mr.. Bates
postponed his departure as desired. But when
the time for departure arrived, Col Fremont, al
though his trunks we're packed. did not go, but
ordered his baggage to the Metropolitan Hotel
instead. This was in consequence Of the follow
ing facts: Gov. Floyd, Of Virginia, had just ar
rived in New York City for tho special purpose
of having an interview with Col. Fremont, and
the result of that interview was an offer made to
Col. Fremont, BY Floyd, ~ behalf Of the Demo-
cratic party, he Aaping advised with its leading
men North and South, of the nomination for the
Presidency. He said the party sOanted a nep
mon--a man Of integrity, and ,cho had ,con DIS
.inetion outside Of poiitics
Col. Fremont, after listening patiently, and
even submitting to two separate interviews, and
knowing the platform he was expected to stand
upon, replied: that while deeply sensible of the
high distinction of the proposition made him, and
battered by the promises it extended, yet with
his opinion Of the repeal of the Mssouri Com.
DroDaiss II you'd be tDossibLe for him to enter
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
Philadelnhia 6

Mount Vernon Hotel at Cape Island was
wholly destroyed by fire last night. Andrew
Cane the Lesse with three of his children and
Mrs. Albcrtson persisted in the flames, others
saved themselves by leaping from the win
dows.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

FINE WArcHEa, CLocKs AND JYwELRY.--Mes-
srs. A. W. W. Carpenter have, Is will be seen
BY their announcement, received large and de-
sirable stock Of Watches, Jewelry &C., to which,
1.-THE advertisement and the Stock general at
tenfion Is called.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

LOST.-On Saturday last, between this
IE5S city and Dodgevie, common black Port
lH Monaie, containing S22 in paper money, Of
which there was four . bills Burlington Scrip
and o. DILL bank recoected, and about ~ cents In
change and receipts and papers, Of value
to any one but myself among which order from
our township trustees on John Hixon for plank.
liberal reward will be paid the finder by leaving the
SAM ut the Gaxetts once, with me ut Dodgevile
sep2d&W2w u. T. kfNsTT.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
Great Care q Dyspepxia.
Clarke's Female Pills.

---1 VIkE362 1tWH16 3 III, n :
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
pr.nar.d s. n prsscrsptfon ar SIR r. CLARKE, n D.,
pS,,.fc;,. r,x-,o.,,.cr,f II tk1 oseen.
,n,.I,.h. r.,,c,,. i. unsa,na in The cure OF N,
a,.oraerr 20 which the female
.or..,,,o, :, ,uh,.ct n mo all excess and re-
IN ,,..,..,on. ,na a .n.eav sure NAV be re
lea on.
TO MARRIED LADIES'
is peculiarly suited. win, 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
CAuTION
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
Nav Farmars' Hill.

HE subscribers have just started their new C0ston
L MIL. corner Of Third and Elm streets, and are
now grinding, by the bu.hel for to al the grain sent
to them They VII grind Wheat, Rye, Corn and Buck
wheat table use and Corn, Oats etc., for eed 1t such
rates Is will make the use Of ground feed fo most kinds
of stock profitable Farmers and others are invited 70
call and try the nevsmin BROAD KEiSEK
Qeso4 & 1SSk
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
Extrem,s,. Of All Cl...e. Opposed !,

If Col John G. Fremont had done nothing in
demonstration Of noble and true character, the
simple fact that he is most violently opposed
and attacked by all classes Of extremists, north
SOUTH east and west, ought to draw towards him
every man Of truly conservative and prudent
spirit, The disunionists at the North-the abo-
litiouists, headed by Garrison and Phillips-op-
pose him. The disunionists at the South, head
ed by the Richmond Enquirer, ouitmsn and
Davis, are opposed to him. The N. Y. Express
the mouth piece of the Know Nothings-is
daily filled with the most foul abuse of him
while the St. Louis Evening Leader-the only
daily Catholic newspaper in the United States
in its issue of the LIST inst. vents forth its malice
and bellies the respectable literary reputation Of
its editor-the author Of the beautiful s.Lady
Aice"-by calling Mr.. Fremont bastard
peculating Catalne!"
Such, readers, are the elements at war against
the only conservative party Of the present day !;
but we have too much faith in the genuine love
Of true democracy, which is engraven in the
hearts of Americans, to suppose for a moment
that November next viii not find these extrem-
lists and disunionists totally discounted by the
stern and all powerful voice of the People.
Chicago Press.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
Keep your Rooms Neat!

HHE undersIgned seeng the need gu 8o0d A1u Me!l.
i carried on PAPER-HANGINH ESTABLISHMENT
In this city, would inform the public that they pre-
pared TO wait upon all Who may please to give them
call What makes house look more neat and tidy than
sellp0pered sc0sf Send In your orders and they VII
be well executed, and on liberal terms
- - $50 - J. A. PATTON 4 CO.,
Corner Third and Jefferson streets, I'd story.
xHpGasefte COW sep2
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

nlSSOLUTION Of COPARTNERSHIP.
~ The co-partnershp heretofore existing between the
subscribers under the name and firm of A. BERGMAN
/ CO., was this day dissolved. Mr.. A. Bergman
tnues the business paying all the Debts and receiving
all moneys due the late firm. A. BERGMAN, :
Aug. II, 1856. lau1S 1ml JOSEPH RODH.
A MEXICAN ENGINEERS ASSIST.
"A ANT" The American Engineer, Draughtsman
and Machinists Assistant designed for practical work.
ingmen, apprentices &c. illustrated with 200 engravngs
on wood and IA large photographic plates by Oliver
Byrne--1 vol. 4 to. For sale by j. P. BROWN,
aus Barret House Buildiprs
IL mings Lectures the Apocalypse PARALLELS, Mira
ces Daniel Signs Of the Times Family Prayers, Minor
Works; R0manism Benedction; Daily Life; Voices Of
the Day Voices of lhe Night Voices the Dead Church
before the Flood Tent and the Alter The End Scrip
ture Readings, Genesis, Exodus Leviticus, Matthew,
Mark Luke and John. For sale by J. P. BROWN,
au9 Barret House Buildings.
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Parficnlar N0fine.

Particular Notice
M DOZ. o. Ames No. Railroad Shovels are offered
OU at $lO, 50 per dog. CASH. Also,
80 dos. Old Colony No Railroad shovels will be sold
for I'll per dox. CASH, at
sep3 WHITE d WATERWAYS.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

Charleston, Sept. 4.
The board of health report four deaths from
Yellow Fever within the last "a hours.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
Life of Fremont.
Horse Shoeing,

JUST received the Life Explorations and public ser.
vices OF Col John @. Fremont with portrait and illus
rations. For sale by J. =. BROWN.
jy30 Barrett House buildings Sd street,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
Candles and Lard Oil.

C8nQleS ana Lara Ull.
FTHE undersigned would respectfully inform the pub
i lie that they viii continue the Candle and Lard on
business Formerly under the OF Muller Raeder,
under the name and firm Of MULLER / HAGEMANN.
By process Of smelling and refining tailow
enabled to furnish candles that will satisfy all just de-
mands and can therefore recommend them and Lard
OIL to the Jg cordIke attention Of Merchants.
We also buy and rendered talow well as lard at
the highest market price.
c aug Esd y3m MULLER q HAGEMANN.
NEW BOOKS.-The Daisy Chain, Q yol..h 1.-THE
INVITE Chief, by Wayne Reid. Six new books by T.
g. Arthur. Squre's Notes Central America. Squre's
Nicaragua. For sale by Up. BROWN,
aug Barret House Buildings.
COPYING PRESSES.-Copyin Books, &c.
~ Arnolds Writing Fluid Whltney's Pat. fnkstands;
Portfolios lock ndkey.-varioA, styles
Bankers Cases, lock and key.
Chess Men and Chess Boards, etc, just rec'db
mayl P BROWN, Sd st.
T IPPENCOTT,S Gazetteer ofthe World;
IL Webster's Dictionary-Unabridged edition.
apier Surennes French Dictionary:
Prescott's Philip II;
Ferdinand 3 Isabena;
Hoods Poeticai Works, edited by Sargent, vols.
Thos Je6erson's Writings 4 vols.
Just reed at BROWNS BOOKSTORE,
may3 I'd st., above Jefferson.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

SUGAR GoING DowN.-The last New York
Evening Post says that sugar continues to de-
cline Prices are nominal, butfull one-half cent
per pound has been conceded to buyers. A car
go of Demarara and Antigua sugars, the first ar.
tcle from these British colonies this season. sold
at Il cents. We insist that justice requires the
repeal or great reduction of the duties upon SUI
gar While the South denies the constitutional
ity of tariffs for protection to northern agricul
tural interests, it contends for q heavy duty on
sugar, for the benefit of the fifteen hundred
planters engaged in its production. The con-
sumers are, in consequence, compelled to pay
at least twenty-five per cent. more than they
ought, just on this account.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
Magazines
Daily and Weeklv Papers.

NEW YORK and Chicago Papers, Daily; Ballou's
IN Pictorial, Frank Lese's Illustrated News, Waveriy
Magazine, New York Ledger, Ledger Of Romance, Flag
Of our Union, Brother Jonathan, True flag Picayune,
Scientific American, spanged Banner, Boston Pilot
irish News, Citizen, Irish American, New York Herald,
Tribune, and Times, etc.
Tbs above papers received regularly every week,
and for sale by J. P. BROWN,
aug Third street, Barrett House Building.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

IHE subscriber has made such change in his Smith
l. shop as Will enable him to do almost all kinds of
repairing aud jobbng He has secured the services Of
sklful and experienced workman, and will give part
eular attention. to Horse shoeing. All work
W. W. CORNWELL.
au23-1md&w ".--.
Gan m ONS-h Tors ;r,, r.,.,ro., b.,
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Wholesale and Retail Lunber Yard.

LARGE assortment Of Lumber, Shingles, Lath
and Square Timber, etc. We feel no hesitation In
cbring supply country dealers With full assortments
al the best Qualities Of Lumber from Wisconsin, Chip
peva Mencrnonee and es. Croix Rivers. Once on JEFF
ferson street, between Sixth ana Seventh.
.eni JE.kW. D. GILBERT.
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Our Declaration,

CAD lRONS.-5 Tons, just receIved,b by
~ apo ROSS WHIPPLE
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Pelsce Rcpere.-Me.s.y.

Police RePOYts-MOnaay.
The Gazette incorrectly reports that Mr..
Meyers was fined for fighting Saturday last
He was cleared.
Jacob Stall was fined $1,000 and costs for
peddling without license.
\. johnson was fined 81 for drunkenness.
Mary Granier fined 81 and costs for whip
ping another woman's child in PAlmer's Row.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

SpEcULArING IN A PAIR OF VASES. Mrs.
Skidmorc is barga in hunter. She believes IN
getting things cheap, and is never better salts.
fed than when she has succeeded in egetting the
best" Of dry goods operator. Mrs. Skidmore
has an idea that she is smart, and that it is i'm.
possible to "do her" on calico or bonnets. On
Monday pcdlar called on Mrs. Skidmore for the
purpose of selling her pair of vases.
what do you ask9" a-
'sThree tollars-very shesp-cost more for
der clay"
go no money. Call tomorrow"
"Money? l wants no money! trades
Have you no old clothes-no jackets, coats, or
pantaloonss"
"Ccrtainly. Mary, run up stairs and get me
those steel mixed pantaloons that Mr.. Skidmore
threw aside last week.
Mary did rs desired, and in a moment or two
returned with the steel-mixed pants.
There they are-what will yon allow me for
thems"
mot much-one tollar."
"And what do you ask for the vases"
"Three tollars-two tollars and der pants"
"Can't give it. I'll give you the pantaloons,
two vests and seventy-ivc cents in money"
After a deal of argument the pedlar consented
to the arrangement. He took the pants, vests,
and seventy five cents, and Mrs. Skidmore took
voted that she had made "a duck of a bargain"
About an hour after the pedlar had left, Mr..
Skidmore rushed into the house, informed his
wife that he was going north on fishing spree,
and wanted a pair Of old pants to do up the fun
with.
Sand which pair will you have, loves"
"Those threw aside last week-the STEEL
mixed"
"The steel mixeds'
eyes, dearest Why do you ask"
'.For the best reason in the .world-they are
gomez"
''What do you mean"
81 snapped them off for pair of vases
Come into the parlor and look at them"
'Swapped them off for vases? Mrs. Skid
more, you are fool! Those pantaloons con-
tanned pocket book with eight fve-dollar bills
Find that pedar, Mrs. Skidmore, or expect
muss!"
Mrs. skidmore on with her shawl, and in COM
pany with Mary, went in pursuit of the vase
dealer They spent half day, but the search
was not successful They returned home and
reported progress. Mr.. Skidmore redeemed his
word, and had a muss. Mrs. Skidmore tainted
away, and took to the sofa and assafedita pills.
When she came to, she seized the vases and
threw them out OF the window. Whether the
operation viii cure her of bargain-hunting re-
mains to be seem Albany Tribune.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
Great BargaIns-nOw is Your chance to
BUY Cheap Go DDS.
SELLING OFF Ar COST.

wv M. SUNDERLAND BROS now Offering their
w entire stock Of Dry Goods at cost. As we intend
changing our business must close stock by the
first Of Dec We would call the attention ofpersons from
the country to this, and particularly country merchants
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

and Iaaber Scales, xairbanks' aAd
L other naakss for sale b jyl J. NORTON AGO
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assen
! price
h hea
y psRS
|cr ssd
70 buy
Ne ex-
u with
BAR.
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|ant0
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Who Wants q Home
r WILL sell a FARM In Franklin Township, with rsod
mprove ments and Mt a reasonable prices on credit
of Ave years Call soon, you wish TO secure home
on COED terms. HENRY II. SCOTf.
Burlington, Aug.S. auv d4w