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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-08

In a certain contingency which from
present indications is not likely TO happen,
the following description by Milton of Sa-
tau's Transformation into huge serpent
wOald have been complete ard sp, ac-
count Of the President elect:
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NOTICE

rs hereby given the Stockholders Of the Henderson
Nashville Railroad Company at the g ternth install
ment i upon their Stock due must
be paid OF before the first day { december next.
BY order 81 the Board Of Directors.
no,4-td AMBkDoe q. GORDON sec,H
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WAREHOUSE AND GROCERY STORE Poa RENT

LSN, large establishment well calculated for heel
II right or any kind OF Manu- curing Business The
premises stua ed Market street near the public
Square. For further particulars apply TO
lOv5 BENZ. y. SHIELDS, Agent.
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FOR RENT

INHE STORE HOUSE the south east corner Of the
Square and Front street for the balance Of this year
The FIX will be sold taking House
Apply ty BENZ r. SHIELDS,
oct2I ~ Pubic Square.
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NOTICE To STOCKHOLDERS.

A DIVIDEND Of eight per this declared on
~ The Capital stock Of the Nashville Commerc Insu-
rance Company, the profits for the LIST six months
ending this sy JAMES WALKER, Secretary
Nashville, Nov. g. uoy5-lm
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COST FFIRNT EDsTION OVER THIR
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON;
OR
SOCIETY UNDER THE FIRST EMPIRE,
With Portraits Of its BEAUTIES, Wits and He
TOiHes.
BY FRANK B. GOODRICH (Dick Tinto)
Royal Quarto. Turkev Antique.


The plan n this work is to present in view the
sage q Frereh society from confusion into which It
was thrown by the Revolution, to regular and normal
situation under the dictatorship of Napoleon The various
periods treated Of illustrated by their remarkable
men-the REIGN OF TERROR by its heroines.
The sub ber respectfully invites attention to the above
PRESENTATION BOOK, which undoubtedly will he the
most popular, desirable and successful Gin Book for its
size and price yet produced in this country.
The Book printed fount Of plea type, cast pur
posey for it. upon extr3szed and calendar paper made
to ORDER and bound real Turkey antique with original
designs by Somervle.
The Illustrations, from original portraits in the galleries
Of Luxembourg and Versailles sixteen in number
cuted by NJ jules Champagne IN. most celebrated st
Ia his line, in Paris, each one colored by hand.
The universal popularity Of every book relating Na
polson" is the best indication think, Of the favorable
reception Of this one by the public.
SPECIMEN COTY to be seen at
nov3 BsU CHAs. ". SMITHS, College st.
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FOR NASHVILLE AND NEW ORLEANS rRADl

A ia nsN aaaaght aFAuEht str4merA IN -
l cGEscEAI,s HofHEs eAstsf, - -
81 rua regularly N TIE abave IRA
suE ths gres NJ seas &c ~ % is nrst ne
tls Czmbrrana river. shs las excl arcsn dzOr
and IA poiat q seed and safety = uasu7ptsset Fo
q sisht % passage, aPpiy 70 A. H. HAAAlsOS,
oe8-du HUaa Assat.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. As>ocIATIon.

TYRE regular November monthly meeting Of this ASS ca
1 ton adjourned to FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. TrH
The amount hand subject to loan is SEVEN HOUsAND
D. L AIRS. T. G.. EASTMAN
nOy5-ta. Secretary
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WILL P4y eash 70 las sarranss I'll also eay ela
A,sso4a Aad AlssHsAs Laad P-Isaas. issasd ssoss
ISIS, o. selaeFs = ist2
an also preRarss % ocafe Land WarraE1f n soath
setiern mtzsoaFi he ne q ne ~
Aalfoads IA eouuscaa ssk ssntesaAn vho has haa Ne
scA-ctna % mCrr sAa Of aro4d lsnd along
shs Ens q ihis road urther psTtsusss isFns a.,
enlars q The ceaaF street. tie Per
oaes. fBsPtsl q. FkLAoHa-
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w NTEn

4 COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE, with not les
than three rooms, convenient TO = Square. Apply
to lOct22I BENZ. T. SHIELDS.
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II 600 DOLLARS woRrH0g DAVIDSON COUNTY
RoNns AT AUCTION

DRNJ FFIkLD< - ssI % EkfCh DAf hoRNlAG,
I'D Nsv ths all a 10 o. eek Peessss 81 are iuat Il
uh0t Il nasy taree a1rs ~ Tres. antoabted AID
paying srcsl u A. each Sis ios Casa a hE oEi
Aaesies koan. Ne. - 2 .blic sgaars, 49,.
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NEW AND IMPORTANT
Discovery in the Science of Medicine

ENGKAYINGS OF TIE SEALS Of The PAtENr OF
FICE OF GREAT BRITAIN ECOLE de PHARNACIF
PHARM AClEN de PARIS, AND IMPERIAL COLLEO {
OF MEDICINE, VIENNA, 6re affixed upon each wrap
per and around each Csc Of
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CEALED PROPOSALS vii he received a. TIE Recorders
y one IN the city Of Nasn gile uuu tas u 81 even
her, is55 furn htEo h0asard corla d 80 d. susbs
for aking steam. sae wosd bs sel ed foar
FEET oag sad - be spprovsd b. he Ensnssr she Va
seF Work. % ne cts- TIE ans - Be acAvefed The
-ood yad q ths steT noTks. efded asarvd- Al
i-Avsree daTins ts prsss q epa ysar rndle
tie 50 Sepgsu-bers ISL. Nj. h. htkN
octl9-td CAS- Water WORKS COmmiltss.
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$50 FANCY BONNETs AND MILLINERY GOODS
AT HALF PRICE.

And mostSeleet OF this Season.
g. NOa, LADIES. is ysur cAAaee 70 get rich IA
49, B0nnels, Millinery Goods knbroidegies, &C -
va AZ ths grea rsdoet o. IN prices Having pu' VI
chaed sreesy Paris this season. and having tt
e5npsition, induced ~ in very extensive STOCK,
and Gt eese oct large balance u Pail and Winter
hounsss prevoUs 70 nsk great Alterations "a store
Or spring saies ok viii be the largest nth
Ness q NeE Yor nov days. Gene aud saTp your
before tsy 4 gone N . viii %
reduced prees. Car sbek h Hoz eel assorted
ne this sesban, hAving wed goods b. ever
sinee lie 1t q 1ber all Of he
beautiful and lac 81 Il Cl0h Wrsapinxs
oaiY 40 fsk les EmsTU deres q evrrF deserp
lion a. pre- kaysl Ctr IRA minss. %
eaxes Ut rch fogrrs i8r Riai Parties s
" 50 pr cent ever oa-red a. Nashville. A.
boxes 81 reh Planes imp0 Ted asid Dls~s-, ae Heh
hOuHet b o., ssIs Glove al s. 70 Ios Likewise,
Large q Fxncy Ge7ds, 70
Now LA8ies cone an nake yoar O. ectio,s mHea atey
~ y. Wise, Agent
nsss Ne 3s taion 81 next dor Ftass Bznb.
So We esn paFicasr atteniirn II thz fss1s ans q nn
Merchant Nhhners. % his, Eil gIFs yen
an OF Goods AZ Nee Yerk prices
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TENNESSEE ELECTION,

We give below the gains in each county,
20 far as heard from, made by the respec-
tive candidates:
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"ASh-ie ne stood 1ffcting
Their universal shout and kigh apf'aess
70 a. his ear sheaa coEtFaFy, he hesrs
% "a sdes, irunl iEEuinefAhe tongues,
distna. puiYerssi III q ssan4
~ Paeic scosas Ia ueaderrd, boz not iong
h-a isisais, - defl a. llEis 4 Ros ~ 30
l. Fzage drawn, he 81 - blun AID anare,
lhf ~ ci1ug ~ hi rib Ia Iees engsinsd
AarE eshcr, tli sgrptantss aswn he ast
a Haohsifpss FlArSVEa o. AZ batls frpae, q
re actant hui ia VAIN, eater power
Nos fpicd ben, pQnsshei 10 ths shape D. slnhed,
Asefdise % be daps; ~ we,Aa Aaus eA,ks-s~
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FIRE WORKS.

CWEET NEW 0RANGES.-S sAsks Of the
nova j. @. ROsERTsoNs.
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S U S A n M E RTON,
Charles Reade's New Novel.
" 1t is Never too Late 10 Mend,'
MATTER OF FACT ROMANCE.
Two vols. unifora with Peg Woahngton," and
CHRISTIE Johnstonan

~ The title Of this Romance originally announced a.
SUSAN MERToS changed b the author while the WORK
was In press TO the name il now bears
Few We spPrehend vii be inc ned dispute our ssssr-
ton that this l. o most vorUus and various novel yhicA
has TIL now appeared his year. Eyeus picture ard euo-
tons succeed noh Ctf er with much power as rapdy
In TINS tale Mr. hsGde shows himself powerful ana orci
bic as Dumas In Mont Chusto ard a. ttilu7rbgnt in
carr ing U, along with hin II deserves ana think a
will have readers by the thousand because DO b. o merely
HWrk Of talent ami arter, because sUnr, earn
Is, eon'ic ION and something genius has pro-
du'rOL ~ on,On AntLuI peLm
just received by W T. BERRY CO
oct1B
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebteJ the lite Arm o. J. O. c.
"A RcBEsTsOs requested 70 come forward and make
imuedae set-m ni ami those having Gains against the
viii present them for p.ym NJ. -
n0y4 J. G. ROBEkTeON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-08

GENTLEMENS' WEAR.
~ ENTs' Cali Pump 20 SCOTS
II Gents' Pine Calf stitched
Gents Fine CAT Double so's
atcF proof
Congress Caters;
double sole;
- Oxford Ties
These 0ds fFOm Of the manutlctofiea In
Philadelphia Call Al No 20 Pubic square
OesS shy pr q FRfZIELL.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-11-08
VALUABLE FARUFOe SAL
TRACT OF LAND

'ommlssioher, appointed nY decree or ire Todd
n Circuit court, sill on SATCRDAY, the Oh d,y OF
Deremb'r, 1886 st the late residence Of Henry Ewn
decd in Todd csuntv, sell he highest bidder tie
TRACT OF LAND
formerly owne By said d. ea-ed, lying Trenton in
Todd County, K in the fines Of h rrsn River
unity, three miles from TIE Mcpherson ADJ Nashville Rail
al, onta ming about Ave hundTe and sixty acres
wh1c, rich and vau able Farm with about hupdYe
and forty enclosed and in high state II cultivation
Also, o. dwelling negro houses barns and all
out tu dngs The tract contains aDund Of
timber ami l. well wstered having It large Ctern
several Spr ngs and the West fork OF Red river running
through it
iERNs The sale will BE- made credit Of one, two and
three Years. Bond with security b. srng in da
will be qured except SUI ei fNe coats OF
and sale. Possession given January, SO
nov6-triwtd WM IL. EWtN. Commissioner.
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SARDIHEs.

CKY ROCKETS, vsoFied, Roman Candles, Fossrp0
> aenKolas ruTpodos, &e. Pr sale
oe.Se q. 4 c. ROBEgTSON's.
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Napier's PeninsuIar War.

". T. BERRY f CO. have Just received
THE HISTO OF THE WAR
IN Tbs PENINSULA
And the South Of France from A. D. Isl Z TO 1874
b. Mai. Gen. Sir VIZ P. Nap er, X c. B., Col gar
Regiment &c, &C.
e. his editionis reprint Of the revised English edf-
ton, recently published ard contains authors stssl
emendations and "Iusuhcator, pieces" with
FIFTY-FIYE MAPS AND PLANS or RATTIFs
There has been also prepared, this edition. a COM
PLsTE INDEX to the whole work. I-antng in Gil other
editions aud the following PORTRAITS beautifully en-
yyavei steel:
/. NAPIER, (theauthor) 3. WELLINGTON.
Q. NArOLEON. 4 sOCLT
5. JGSErH BONApARTE
"Y0u shouh read Napir volumes Of the var IN Poru-
ga n aher9ic fellow, yqurl any hing In PiuisreA
and moreover ss'ng hsadrd clever takes GOOD
ain bsf re he nres 81 Let Is Of SydHey .Sl.HA.
"uGr Englsh rnucydirS n, historic Of he Peninsula
Var Edher Sfrage LGHdOT on Oyllogr,Day FJassr,
Feb 1876
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COUNTY BONDS.

TFHE sahscrb r.Are siiag 20 sel ole iiusdred Thra
/ ssni Dol r. IN gods, and receive In Ayusrs he
mis- q lhe eauutes, ms pay 20 he Lsais
yc I'D NashsAie Eai0Aa - sessnly nVs cess II he
40 a.. 0ASflA tELL w.
Lssisvilis. &C se-iu'
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"THE MOST SUPERRLY ILLUSTRATED BOOK EVER
PUODUCED IN AMERICA"
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Merchant Tailoring.
Tennessee PlOyV Fa1tOry

AGAKE> PIOws Of tie best 10 -iea variety
WI Wr'ught Iron and steel Mould BOari< right And
left hand Po~s A. W. PUTNAM, Proprietor.
THos SHAEP, Manager.
angl5-61n
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WANT TO HTRE-A good honest negro man to help
w the Paper and Rag Store to the lst of January.
oet6 W. s. WHffEhAN.
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w 81 T. A T

/ WANT \ few huhared DusL-ls Of choice Wheat, fos
which wi pay the highest market price, delivered a
my house. HOLLlNGsWOkTH,
octo Corner College and Chureh street.
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LADIES, SHOES.

CNYDER F0'zLsLL are opening to-day some choice
- wear for the Ladies' consisting Of
Ladies 1rck sole Lasting 6sttsrs;
FTeueh Lea her " (somethng neE;1
.
Kid
" O ngrsssKd
" Thin Lasting hail
These goods are very handsome. CsHat
SNYDER FRIZELL,
octlS 81 fubic square.
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VIE subscribers have ust opened very handsome
L sortment ofFURNieHiNG GOOu5. comprising Er AZ
variety Of gloves susPenders, neestirs and fancy
stocas linen cambria hAndk ervhcis, kmb and
half hose, gents shs Wis and muhers &e Ae AL 81
hoh will be sold att air prices.
septic CLIFTON ABBOTT.
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livery night during the week BOOKS, WATCHES,
Z JEYELRY, Stationery, GOLD PENS,
BLANK BOOKS, FANCY G01DS, &c, at 'rc;on
VI @. BRUCE, Auclioreer,
noI6 On Cedar street, Pet 0fre
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

Nh. BuoHAsAx IspoRsEs BoRpxR RuYyrAxlsx
Wise is the candidate, says the Albany Eren
iug Journal, tba. knows enough to keep his
moath shut We had supposed Mr.. Buchansn's
si,ci.y would have had that extent, but it turns
aa, otherwise. A"Keystonc Club" went TO pay
him their congratulations on Monday morning, At
Whea.land. He made them speech, in which
be took pains to say:
II have been placed upon a platform ofvhieh
I,sost heartily approve, and that can speak for
me. Being the representative of the great Dem
ocratic party, and not simply James Buchanan,
must SQUARE MY CONDUCT ACCORDING
70 THE PLATFORM OF THAT PARTY, and
insert no new plank nor take one from It."
II any doubt has hitherto been entertained
tia. he would prove less subservient to the in.
,eres.s Of slavery extension than his predec
this disspatcs 1t. In the platform which he
amost heartily approves all Pierce's policy in
Kansas, and all Soules fllibustering in Europe,
Cuba and Central America, are unequiyocally
lndorsed.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

GENERAL ScoTr IN KANsAs.-The N. Y. Tri.
bune of Thursday says, IL Gen1 Scott could be
sent to Kansas with instructions to restore and
maintain peace and order, and with a liberal dis.
erection as to the means to be employed to effect
,ha, object, we should feel moral certainty Of
Ms triumphant and glorious success.
As the mere instrument Of Davis and Shannon,
Marshal Donaldson and "Sheriff" Jones, we do
no, see how he could do better than Col. Sum-
per has done, while the employment would DO
entirely beneath his position and alien to his
Character II such be the work contemplated,
We trust filter instrument will be selected.
The issue of Peace or War in Kansas turns on
this question. care the internal enactments
imposed on Kansas by the Border Ruifians of
Missouri through their forcibly chosen Legisla-
,are at Shawnee Mission, to be crammed down
the throats Of her actual settlers by federal bay
onetss' If they are, we fear it will not be pos.
sible to restore peace in Kansas until her free
settlers shall have been reduced to most abject
subjugaton."
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

AoRE RErusKIs.-Mr. Jeremiah King and
family, and Mr. Thomas N. Crowder, returned
yesterday from Kansas. They moved from HUI
non township, Des Moines Co., the present
s2s'ng, taking their teams, implements and
household goods, intending to find home there.
They made q claim at Palmyra, where they ar
nvsd on the Sd day Of May last. Being farmers,
ana not going there With view to propagating
opinions or prosely they vent to work
peaeeahly, hoping not to be molested. In this
they were sadly disappointed. They found
themselves obliged either to join the crusade Of
tae Ruihans against the Free State men, or be
continually annoyed, insulted and robbed. Mr..
VsOwdsr tells US tina, the Free State men find ii
utterly impossible to put in crops-,hat they
astoscibly prevented from entering towns along
TIE border for the purpose ofbuying provisions,
and what are not murdered o, driven GU, forci.
ey, will, as is evidently the intention, be starry.
90 out. We have his authority for saving NO
AAN however peaceable or unonending, is safe
~ hte or property there, unless he declares him.
sh IN favor Of slavery. Win the Gazette please
notice.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18
THREsHING MACHINEs!!
MOFFITT,S PATENT!I

THE undersigned manufacturing large number
l. these celebrated Threshing Machines, which thsy
Offer TO the farmers of this country something that will
exactly their wants. Our materials well
lected and seasoned and work done in the best
ner, and warrant machines to perform right In
cry respect To tresh, clean, and make ready for
ket much grain, in given time, with little waste
any other now In use.
This the Machine that has taken the highest premI-
the last three State Fairs In Ohio, and many
other places in the Western Country and regarded by
those acquainted with Its merits, foremost amongst
Threshing Machines.
Our HORSE POWER, Is think, the most simple, du-
rab!e and light running power yet introduced In the
Western Country and will not fall recommend !ssef
those acquainted with Its
All kinds Of repairing done short notice.
Orders communications from a distance promptly
attended to. Il. SPESCER& CO.,
may2fytf Burlington. Ioyn
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

lsxLAxD VS.. GKRxAxY.-A bloody encounter
took place on Sunday afternoon between party
Of Irish and party Of Germans. There has
been large importation Of late Of the sons Of the
Emerald Isle, many Of whom seem determined
TO use their liberty to the fullest extent. A
company Of about forty Of this kind Of popsla-
ton landed from the ferry boat on Saturday
last. They took the Railroad track and footed
It out to the outskirts Of town and there en-
samped. On Sunday they procured quantity
Of bad whiskey with the determination TO have =
good time generally. When the day was far
spent and whiskey exhausted they started out to
get new supply. Their first application was At
Beer House kept BY German on Jefferson
It,, who refused to give them either whiskey
or beer alledging that they were drunk enough
already. They swore that they would have what
they wanted and they could whip any Dutch
man or all Of them put together. In order to
give Germany a specimen Of what they could
do commenced breaking and smashing every
thing in the room. This brought out the whole
neighborhood to witness the scene. general
fight commenced in which stones, clubs, knives
and fists were freely used.
At this juncture Constable Wedge appeared
amongst them arrested the principals and was
about leaving for more quiet part Of the city,
when the Irish rallied and rescued their comrades
but not until they had severely beaten Mr..
Wedge. A party of Young America, then vol
unteered to aid in the execution of the laws
by this means the prisoners and rescuers were
finally captured and accommodated with lodg-
ings in the nice brick building on North Hill,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18
Music Store.

A. w PERRY, Respectfully informs the citisens
of Burlington vicinity that he has the stock
ofthe late Rufus Lane and will continue the business at
the same old stand, Barrett House Block, Sd street.
In order make for large new and fresh stock
the old will be closed out at or be10ac cost.
Consisting Of violins, Guitars, Futnas, Accordeons
Clarlonetts Flutes, Flies musical instruments for children
sheet music and thousand and things found usually
at music store.
n Also dozen Meodeons in from the moat celebra-
ted Eastern makers at the manufacturers wholesale
price One Gilbert Oct piano. at twothrds OF the cost
Nearly new.
Piano Fortes from the celebrated factories OF wood
ward Brown, Hallet Davis Co. and Lemnel Gilberts
will be constantly kept hand. Having been engaged
in the piano trade the last In
what good panotonss,s and buying for CASH can
safely say that will sell such figures as will defy COM
petition
Second hand Plans end Meiodeons bought sold exchans
ed and to Int.
Pianos and other musical instruments tuned and re-
paired Ihdre soritsn csrf caies from the principal
Houses in Boston aoi .shom IAdps been connected in
this line of business az to qualifications.
A. W. p, for 10 years teacher Of music In Boston
and for years OrEanis and conductor Of the music at
Harvard Street Church. offers his services as teacher OF
the Piano. Organ Melodeon, Musical composition and
singing.
~ Tho uss of Pianos furnished to my .pgpals al
t-ifino additiona! charge u desired jeS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

ApuLrERY.-0n Wednesday of this week D.
Mckee was brought before c. c. Rockwell, ].
p, on charge Of adultery, having been arrest
ed At Burlington and brought here for an exam.
nation. 1t appeared from the evidence that
the defendant had been living in this city since
the latter part Of March, with a certain woman
whom he called his wife, while his legal wife was
at Burlington. The defendant was bound over,
in the sum Of $1,000, and in default Of bail to be
sent TO jail. Thursday morning he sued writ
Of habeas corpu. out of the District Court and
was brought up before Judge Lowe, the bail was
fixed at $500, and in default thereof he was COM
nitted. Mr. C. W. Lowrie, in the absence OF
the Prosecuting Attorney, appeared for the
State, both before the Justice and District judge
and conducted the case with zeal and ability
Gate City.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18
| Astonishing Cure with only ore Hottie,

Astonishing Cure with only ore Hottie,
JOS. B. HALL 4 CO., say:
PREsouE ISLE, Aroostook CO., Me-, April "a, 1854.
ave herewith send you certificate Of cure perform
ed by the use only bottle of the German Btters
think Mr. Clark to be of veracity, and have no
doubt of the truth of his story"
Messrs.-Jas B. Hall & Co.-Gentlemen-In answer to
your inquiries will state that my daughter aged about
16 years. has been COMPLAINING of pain in her side for
six years. and about the first of Januacy last
was taken down and confined to her bed. The pain in
her side was very severe, besides being troubled with
pains between her shoulders and in her breast From
reading number of cures performed by Hoohands Ger
bltters" induced to 1t in her case, and sent
to your store and purchased bottle. She had taken
It but few days when she began 10 improve and now a
ter taking only bottle, she is enjoying better health
than she has years. She feels pain in her side
in any part other body and attributes her cure entirely
the German Bitters.
Salem Brook, Aroostook Co., Ne. VIM CLARK.
See advertisement.