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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

"THE TRUE INTENT AND MEASrNG."-Give US
the Missouri Border Rufian for candor. and
thurthfulness, ali the time, in preference to his
co-worher in iniquity few degrees further
north. HE scorns the employing of trickery
and subterfuse-he is too proud to cover up his
real design BY a specious and lying pretence.
DR.. strinsfellow, while testifying before the
Congressional Investigating Committee, spoke of
that self-eyident falsehood, the Kansas Nebraska
bill rs follows:
'.It was the general understanding that the
organic act was intended to open Kansas to
slavery; this is what induced us to support the
bill; every other position is bunklm.p
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

Fat a meeting of the Republicans of Des
Moines Co., at Marion Hall on Tuesday, June
10th, j. G. Lauman was called to the Chair, and
James Putnam appointed Secretary. On Motion
committee of five was appointed by the Chair
man, consisting of j B. Neatly, Luke Palmer,
Albert West, James Putnam and Leopold Nader,
to drafta call for Mass Meeting at Marion Hall
on the lst Saturday Of July, to nominate ticket
to be supported by the Republican party at the
August election. Adjourned.
JAMES PUTNAM, ]. G. LAuMAN,
3 Secretary Chairman.
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Tie correspondent ofthe Missouri Democrat,
after giving some particulass Of the attack on
Lawrence, already pablished, says:
'sThe first caanon was poised by David 4.
Atchison-his object the front Of . hotel nifty
feet square, distance two hundred Yards
He acted as gunner, and directed the elevation
Of the gun in manner rather laughable-half
seas over, he squints along the gun and says
"Boys put it up lower; down q li.tle higer. all
ready; blaze awayl"--and whiz went the bali
not through the hotel, however, but by the cor
ner. down into the ravine An ex-Viee-Presi-
dent Of the United States acting as head gunner
to mob which came to Lawrence to demolish
a hotel and two printing presses.
Can't Gazette find anything censurable in
this destruction of hotel by legalized mob
under the command of Marshal of the United
States and a territorial Sheriff. Has 1t not a
word of praise for ex-vice-P President Davy R.
Atchsons Does he not deserve to be mentioned
with the Honorable Mr.. Brooks.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

OPEN no NESSENGERS

N and after Tuesday iis 2ssh af April, passen-
ger And freight Rains wi leave The foot Of Jeder-
son street daily ie1cept sandaysk "A NJ, or on
rival ~ the EASTERN train, connecting With the Wes-
sssyv Coppanys coaches, Ut Messengers for Mt
NeaasnI Fairfield, OskaioesA. Fort Desmoines Council
Bauns, &C.: snd ri 8osock. Y. n, Rstnrnns VII leave
Messengers II 9a H. ", and st scioek. r NJ, arri-
wing 4; Burlington, 10 lime to take the morning and
evening trains for CScayo the packets fs o. Lonis
Particular attention VIII be paid 70 the transportation
Of Produce and Merchandise.
Ticket Once In the Western Stage Co.'S Office under
the Barfet Hoase.
Pos further attenuation Ia regard the transportation
Of freight. apply to
Apr3o.-tf wN H. BACXUH. Snp't.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

Know NorHIsG MEETING K. Ms to the
number Of forty or fifty met at Marion Hall yes
terday. We underst nd they endorsed the nom
ination of Fillmore and Donelson and the Ne
braska platform, and nominated a county ticket,
Mr.. seymore, of Danville, for the Senate. (de-
clined). Messrs. Joab Comstock, james Green,
and Mr.. Crawford. for the House, Mr.. Arick for
County Clerk and W. s. Graf, Prosecuting Attor
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

ACCIDENT ON THE G. B. .& Q. RArLRoAD.-On
Wednesday last as the freight train drawn by
the Locomotive White Bear reached high en-
bankment near Altoona, the engineer dis.
covered that he was about to run into drove OF
cattle and fearing his engine would be thrown
from the track, jumped olfand down the embank-
mcnt, breaking both of mis- legs near the thighs
and disloeating his shoulder. The train went
name .".E-i
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

Extra Session of the Legislature.
1t will be seen by the following, that an ex-
ira session of the Legislature is to be held, COM
mencng on the I'd proximo The most impor-
tant item for consideration We suppose will be
the late Land Grants to Railroads:
PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
Whereas it is believed that subjects of vital
Importance to the State Of Iowa demand immed-
ate legislative action
Therefore, |, James W. Grimes, Governor of
said State, by virtue of the authority in me vest
ed, do hereby convene the General Assembly
of said State in special session, to be begun and
held at Iowa City, on Wednesday, the End day
of July next, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of
said day. T.. ..-
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand, and caused to he hereto affixed the great
seal of the State of Iowa.
Done at Iowa City this Sd day Of June, 1856
By the Governor,
JAMES W. GRIMES.
GEO W. MCCLEARY Sec'y of State
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A HEALTHY CoUNTY.-The Liquor Agent of &C.
dar county, reports that his sales during his term
of office have amounted to 1926 Is while the
cost Of the liquor sold was 500 80. As his sal
ary amounted to s37 so, the county is loser OF
$40 by the operation. :. rs...
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LIFE SAVED AT MIrNIGHTu

BY Ssrcg0ry's iMstant Cure OIL Pain.
fINHlS wonderful medical compound, repaired at Maui
Il NEE City, Ohio, the ancient country of the
Stt0N, u and ianS.
whose medicine, combined with Empyreumatic Oils, Ex.
tracts OF Barks, Roots Gums and Basans of Temper
ate and forrid Zones, make it the powerful pun.
gent preparation FOR the suppression of i iaatiop,
whether proceeding from Bnrns Scads Broken Bones,
Codsor any other cause ever offered to the public. The
moiaent Is taAeu its thrilling and annating power
felt forces its way through every diseased nerve and
gland Of the system, relieving
All rain la An Instant.
and dssoving local distractions which cause infamma.
iion, fever aud spasnodc pains, with Known Of
no other medicine II immediately quets the p:us OF
Nervous. or sick NaeA0acSac,
instantly cU. the TOOTH ACHE, and relieves Mt once
he excrueiatng PANS OF ~ sheuHlatisAa, usus..
" cures long standing cases, tree spl atons, one
hoar! For dangerous accidents, Broken Limbs Mangled
Flesh, Bruises Burns Seads Fsutness Pain in the Stom-
seh, Spasms cranp csolic, FEVER AND AG IEE colds,
sore throat, csnlrr in the mouth stomach, sud ali COM
pS'nts OF iuhaiastcry character this ued inc will give
instant relief TO the sufferer.
No FAMILY SHOULD SE TYTFOUY IT,
Thousands are ready to TESTIFY It's ec,.Sy and Ger.
tainty in the
Cure Of ali Royyel Complaints.
and mul,!tHdcs of children have been saved by its timely
use, when ATTACHED A r MIDNIGHT with f;ts
slaSns cranap, csoc aud choking, caused by worms
with no physician near; and life in imminent peril
Alien Hendricks. wholesale agent, Burlington.
frire S cents per bottle. ld.c- -. 1855
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

CHARAcTERlsTIc.-Th Gazette is hashing up
the wild speeches made at radical Abolition
meeting in Boston and attempting to palm them
them justify official robbery and murder in Kan
sas We will teach the sapient editor of that
deecta lie sheet that there is u wide difference
between radical aboltionism and Republicanism
before the ide. of November.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18
I.na africe Clo.ed.

We learn from tie Council Bluffs Bugle Of the
4th inst, that the land Office at that place was
closed on the Slst May. Owing to the manner
of procedure In the Office, orders for lands to a
large amount. have been left over in the hands
of agents In December last, entries were com
menced in township 81, range 81, in the south
eastern corner Of the District aud proceeded
regularly by section, township. and range, from
that day till the closing of the Office. During
the time five months the whole district was
not reached, and finally closed at town. SO, range
43. Asa considerable portion Of the District
made in it, and agents now find themselves with
a large number Of warrants on hand, which they
we're unable to locate for their principals.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18
1855. Summer Arrangements. 1885,
Ia fYUl - 5E e;
1855
% Aoa, .,,e,-,. I,.eaoo and w.u Yorh

So Aos, beteee,. Chicago and Heu York
via
Achi0Gn Central, Great Wdsfcrn, Raful0 and Brdnt.
Jord Raiiscays 10 RsSalo Apony, Seto Yprk, Paila-
srdss nearer b Niagaru FsRs, Is nafies nearsr 10
Nse scrk and Bosson. than By any otter route.
CINCINNATI EXPRESS; Arrive at Gin
cnnati At r. ~; connects at Indi-
G.l5 4. m. danapolis viii. trains for Dayton, Coz
lumbus, zanesvile, Wheeling, Pitts
busgI'. Philadelphia, Washington and
MAIL; supper a. Detroit, breakfast
at Rochester or HorreiisvilIe mex.
$50 a.. m. morning, supper in New York lodge
In Boston, also lodge In Phladelphia uia
~ Emira.
LIGHTNING EXPRESS; Arrives in N
745 m. York at . r. NJ. next evening, or
Bos-on f2 at night. Arrive In Phla-
deiaia, ria Eiinira, at 10 p NJ. E
AFTERNOON EXPRESS; Arrives in
400 p. M New York nj A. NJ. second day, or
Boston at p. ". Philadelphia at 1870
second morning. ~ a
9.00p m. NIGHT EXPRESS; Connects next morn:
Ing at Desro, with North shore line Of
Through without landing, In time for $50 A. NJ Ex.
press for New York and Boston, Also with Steamers for
Sandusky, making direct railroad all points
In Ohio aud Pennsylvania Also connects direct through
by Raitroad to New York and Boston.
tH-5.3o and 7.45 n. M Trains connect at Detroit
,oh aeamers for Cieret,nd, ar,irn0 neat morning in
eJor al tfdias Mrough Ohio aud PemasYtodaid.
The only train that leaves Chicago S,turday nights is
over this 800 M only one tram Sunday at 900
=. ~ No. 400 r. N. Train Saturday.
300 r. NJ Train connects 'ciM Guias Netc AUdnH
and stie,a, Cincinnati, Columbus aud Pittsburgh
Raitroud.
BAGGAGE CHECKED 7HROUGH 70 NIAGARA
FALLS, BUFFALO, ALBANY d NEW YORK.
kH Through tickets can be found at the different
Railroad Offices in the West and South. Also at the Of
aces in Chicago of Lake and Dearbon sts, oppo
site the fremont, and at the Depot foot Of Water
street. H. N RICE, Sup't.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

BURLINGTON & NJ. RIVER R. R-The Cars ran
into New London yesterday. They expect to
reach Mt Pleasant by the 4th of July.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

ScHooL-Mr. Clendeuin will open school
in the basement of the first Presbyterian Church,
Monday the 10th inst Let all the children be
sent to school, H
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

FRAUDULENT ParER-A few days since we
saw what purpor,ed to be S3 bill on the ''Fire
and Marine Insurance Company OF Burlington
Iowa. 1t is dated Dec. Z, 1855, and signed by
Thomas Hedge, accepted by 0. Cooke, Sec.
Who can tell anything about this concern! We
presume it is a fraud.-Oskaloosa Herald.
All good and genuine enough Mr. Herald and
will be redeemed on sight. They are issuing
none of these bills, and redeeu,ing whenever
presented the small number now out.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.

THIS ESSENCE is preparation of unusual excellence.
In ordinary Darrtra incpient Cbneia, in short, in
inesniahe valne. During The preyaencsg of epidemic
cholera aid summer complaints oi chldreE it pecu-
tiar,y eihcacious. no ialliy, Individual traveller
sheu.d bc without 1t.
CAurioN.-iie to get the genuine essence, which Is
prepared only by f. BR0US, at his Drag and Caelai.
cal More NJ E. corner OF Fifth and Che streets,
Phi adepha and for sale by all the respectable Apoihe
carries in the uuitod sta es.
Sold In Burlington By Z. +. GAY Taprl bp,y.l
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

1sr. DIsrRIcr.-Thc Republicans of the first
District have nominated COL CURTIss, of Keo-
kuk, for Congress. "Gustis," should he be so un-
fortunate as to secure the nomination ofhs par
ty, will have business on his hands from this
time forward till the election.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

learn that Governor Grimes has issued his Proc
lamation for an Extra Session Of the Legislature,
to meet at Iowa City on the I'd day of July next.
The object of the meeting is connected with the
grant of lands TO the State, made by Congress,
for Railroad purposes. We have not yet seen
copy ofthe proclamation.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

DOCsOR IHOOEI.ANB,S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
a PREPARED
DIR. E. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa. so
will ErrEcTUsLLy CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE,
and all diseases drisin0 from disordered
Liper or IStOmuch
Such
a, as Constipa-
= tion, Inward Piles,
Fu.,ness Blood to the 5
Head, ,Acidity ofthe Stomach,
Nausea Heartburn, Disgust for
Food, Funess or Weight in the Stom-
ach Sour Eructaiions, Sinking or Flutter,
Ing at the Pit OF the Spmach, swimming OF
the Head, Hurried and difficult Breathing, Fut-
tering at the Heart, Choaking suocatng sensations
wi,en in lying posture, Dimness of Vision Dots
of webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain
In the Head, Deficiency Of perspration,
Yeilowness OF the Skin and Eyes, Pain
In the side, back, chest, lntbs,&c.,
Sudden aushes of heat, burn
ing in the iesh constant
1inaginings Of Evil,
and great De- #s-s
-E asH5a preston of
Spirits
The proprietor in calling the attention of the public 10
this preparation does with feeling of the
hdence in its virtues and adaptation to tie diseases FOR
which 1t Is recommended. s. .l- ...ga
II is and unried article, but that has stood
the test of years trial before the American people
and Its reputation and sale is unrivaed by any similar
preparations eXian The testimony in its favor given by
The most prominent and well known Physicians and ndi-
vidals in all parts of the country is immense and
full perusa Ofte Almanac Published annually by the pro-
prleor and to be had gratis OF any of his agents. cannot
but satisfy the most skepticl that this remedy is really de-
serving the great celebrity Il has obtained.
Principal Office and Manufactory No. 96 Arch St. Phil
adelphia, Pa. mar1:y
Sold in Burlington by E. Z. GAY. -.....
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GRAZ, DsNs noREs& nss pMEhss,s p5,,EI.s,ss :, J,

n HUULhN q GNOtERN COMMISSION MEK-
CHANTS, and Agents for BoseN sALAaANprR SArss; No
soa,h Wa,ri and II Dearborn SIS, Chicago, Ill.
d - 0asN-K. ". pEAsAoRs--G. y. PHstfs janl.bpyl
hssSGIS'EIGS.-The copartnership heretofore
~ existing between the undersigned under the name
snts1e of Dudley Harkns has this day been dissolved
es a;usi coassi.L ID. NJ naiiey has purchased The
saole Interest oi Thos C. Hsrhns will assume the iab
s efheiate frn, and collect al demands dse the same
psnslle, May 9Th iSS+ d. NJ DUDLEY,
msySldew4w THoS. Z, HARkINS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

SINKING or THE ROYAL ARca--The Steamer
Royal Arch, Capt. j. j. Smith, while going up TO
Gaiena on Friday evening last, was run into by
the Empire City, below Arnold's landing. thirty
miles from Galena. Sne Immediately sunk in
eight feet OF water She bad on board num-
ber ol passengers, all of whom escaped. There
were $50 barrels Of -four, besides other freight,
IN the hold. The regular Rock Island and Gae-s
na packets are at the bottom of the Mississippi.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

The NEXT Iowa STATE FAIR.-The regular
June meeting of the Board of Control Of the
Iowa State Agricultural Society, was held at
Muscatine last week. The principal business
vas to make the premium list for the Fair to be
held at Muscatine OH the sll, 9th and 10th of
October next. 1t embraces a much larger list of
premiums than the one of last year, and in most
instances they are double that of any previous
list, in all amounting to something upwards OF
$4,000. Amongst them are several special pre-
miums in regard to reports of crops, farm culti-
vation, and one Of S25 by the President for the
best Essay on Agriculture i'll Iowa. Arrange
ments were made to secure several distinguished
SPEAKERS from abroad. The citizens of Musca-
tine county have purchased forty acres for the
especial use of their county society, and are fit
ting it up in the most acceptable manner for the
accommodation of the State Fair: Thrty-two
acres of this will be enclosed by tight board
fence eight feet high, and the trotting course is
a circle of half mile. The whole expense viii
not be less than $4,000. Its location is on the
island, one and half miles from Muscatine, to
steamboat and railroad lines will take passer-
gers to and from the fare, half the usual rates.
It will no doubt be grand affair, and we hope to
see our farmers and mechanics well represented
there. By the way, what are our farmers do
ing. about their County Society? -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

Z THE PgBraREE oy BRooks.-Somc of the
newspapers have hunted up the pedigree of bully
Brooks, and find bis ndiather married Sena. !
tor Builer's sister
This is close relationships The New BeI.o
ior,. papsr-a democratic one at thai-gives his
pedigree much more to the point. aesc,;b:nc
him as zone whose. blood, has crepl through
seoundrels ever since the food.
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es-A A pocket book was picked up the other
day in Cincinnati, where it had probably been
thrown by pick-pocket, after he had ritled it,
and was found to contain several due bills in ia
vor of j. G. Ramsey, dated Burlington, Iowa.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

TEcUMsEH BANK.-As some OF the bills of the
above named institution has been circulated in
this vicinity, we presume our readers will be
glad to learn all the can with reference to it,
We annex the following from the 'Detroit Daily
Advertiser" which would show that it stands
about right at home. ,s... res5
This institution having continued their Office
of RECEPTION Mt Buffalo, have made permanent
arrangements for the redemption of their crcu-
lation with A. H. Day, Banker and Broker, on
Woodward Avenue, Detroit. N
We feel justified in SAYING that the manage
nent here made choice of house in which this
community will feel the most entire confidence,
which, in connection with the security justly felt
in the integrity, business capacity, aud respon
sibility of the parties associated in the Bank
of Tecumsch, will go very far toward making
the confidence general"
t>,,I ~s,I-. Al kl~a,
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Such are the expressions and opinions Of
the pro-slayery leaders in Kansas.a-Chcago
Press.
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L. JOY,

RtllDylk lk and N ~ n II fucturcr OF Doors
ID SASH Fra Men WINDOW BLINDS, WhA tn
ER, BoaRpfSG ard CHAIN FEMP fY%TERE&.-
h,vtsG enlarged my establishment aud having o, hand
ssSod supply OF all kinds OF building mate am
prepared put up baldlngs in country the
shortest notice,
fhose wishing TO purchase any kind Of Baildng mate
rails be sNpplir, my Factory. With spraeiieal
experience fourteen years in Tie business hepe 10
give satisfaction all who may fayoF with their work.
Burlt .ty,on Rrh dW,N
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rrTY HINDEny, HUNTINGTON, =

fNITY HINDERY. BURLINGTON, ~GfSkR
lena, IN Coolbaugh's building, over Xt1i1k61
iarkagn & W,gtaii's Hardware Store, on NyI-EHSxey
y Man street. na.S
Ma Magazines, and all kinds Of Periodicals, neatly
al s1ts,an,iay bound,
Re ., authorized receive orders for all kinds Of
s nook, the Of Bankers, County Officers Mer-
rsHis, &e, manufactured at the well known establish.
utsnt ot Braunho,d & Some, of Chicago,
Pamphlets, Checks Receipts Sc, SC. stitched or bound
inusder, Iapr 23.bptl) STEPHEN I. ACRES.
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CARRIAGE MANDATORY.

PALkEf STREE, { (nest Qj hcsfei's ofd stdad,) Is
ksssrisn9iOn. Iowa.
HAVING greatly increased my facilities for CSE&I
III manufacturing CARRIAGES, would res SxSEY1Saaf.
petaly invite all those wanting I'M article in my ne, to
call and examine my materials and work use nothing
hu, Tie bet kind OF stock In building my work, and my
wheel timber is all imported from the East have at
present twenty-five jobs nearly finished hand such
Rokaway, slide single and extension top Phctons
Arch Bugges, pattern light and fancy plain light
top and open Bngges also one two-seated fancy PhR-
ton, something entirey new
~ thnk all persons wanting Carriages would con
sal their interest by calling and examining MY work be.
fore sending East imario.bptml W. NJ. CORNWELL.
1I0WE.S Improved PATENT TRUSS
IL ttIs ass ES.-The undersigned propretors
of The above patent for State OF Iowa, and prepa
rcd TO contract for the erection of Railway or Highway
Bridges of any length of span from 81 feet TO 800 teet
part Of the State. As the above Bridges have been
aap,cd most Of the Railroads in the United States,
edey their strength durability and cheap
nes unnecessary, All communications upon the subject
VII rccei prompt attention
if Address. SToNk, B00MER& BoYlNGT0N,
twEtn Dayr orr.
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& '- fz No. Sei, Broadway, New York.
To whom all orders be addressed.
eB- For sale by Druggists and CeAntry Merchants in
all parts OF the United Sstes and the Canats and by
L. b. GAY, Burlington, Iowa Imarl bpyl
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SMITH & WILLIAMS, .
asu tNk and Exchange HPOkeFss
3 O.sEA LLjO.S5, IOWA.
Y- slgs, aud Time bits oa the principal cities bought
IA sums to suit Collections on this point made.
III nree.s RENTED the current rates Of exchange,
sihsu, charge Collections other towns made, and
n,oeesds rer.it,ed by drafs, on rsasonabie Terms.
---nEFER 20
N.ssrs Coalbapsh 4 Brooks,
- Green. Thomas Co., Bankers.
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r,ys. atIBEsT a. KENNEDY.
~ Ted CANCERS, TUAORS, ULCERS d

DR.. J.. B. EDEL.EN
ATE off. s. A., offers his professional services to
i the citizens Of Burlington
Rr,rtsyeas-f,cuity Maryland University, Medical
profession o, Washington, d. c. Prof Aonzo Clark, New
YORK.
js6bpy -
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JAAES " :. UhI III EsS
GEO. W. McCLEARY, Sec'y of State.