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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

A HAPPY REToRr.-The Paris (Ky.) Citizen
makes most happy retort, which we subjon,
to a passage in Buchanan speech delivered by
Mr.. ,Thos. NJ. Holt in that place few days ago:
y very pretty passage, in Mr.. Hollis speech,
on Saturday, was that in which he compared the
democracy struggling with the serried hosts of
Freesoilers, &c, to the famous charge OF Me-
Donald at the battle of Wagram. He described
that long and bloody march towards the enemy's
centre, in which the gallant division of sixteen
thousand men melted under the fire of the Aus
TRANS to small remnant of sixteen hundred
We thought the comparison very happy in one
respect. The Democracy have dwindled away
in about the same proportion the force of
Mcdonald. But in another respect the conpar-
ison fails The loss of the Democracy does not
consist in those who have fallen in he ranks
but of those who have deserted TO the enemy.
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New York, Oct Is.
Capt. Rynders and his friends are celebrating
the imaginary Democratic victory in Pennsylya.
MIA, parading the streets with large transpa
rency on which is printed in large letters. shave
you heard from Pennsylvania. y - !.
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+. BROWNS a-I- - =
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA .GINnrn

/ .NsNNt y pfepaF alton OF unusual eycsl.n,.
ali cases of ncpen Cholera in short, in
eslnaae Vane During the prev aenee ~ 49, -
arv ana sumner complaints Of children II & nscn
.hnnya s eaSloas; no family individual or trayssr
sure to get the genuine essence. which q,
cal Sore NY oy r. SRCHN at his Drug and C1e,nt
and for sale by ali the respectabIs tnns'
Sold In Burlington by 4. Z CAV r.u-,,
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St. Louis. Oct.

Meagre returns from Kansas Indicate tie
election OF Whitfield TO Congress without op-
position. No disturbances reported q.
Steamer David Tatnm sunk in the Missouri
on the 7th' She is valued at $4,000, and in.
sured for $4,000. .sgs. assss.ass,
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HARDVVARE
SPRING AND SUMNER SALES |. y
ROSS G WHIPpLE,
I IMPORTERS & DEALERS In Foreign

81 sBGRLISGTOE, IOWA
AREsow IN RECEIPT Of and constantly adding to their
stock OF heavy and shelf goods, which when complete
assortment ever brought to this narketn Dealers will
hhd IL to their advantage to give them call before mr.
thef exn Expectations and puroias-
ing goods direct from the manufacturer they
can save freight on goods in their line. bougk. either In
=: louis or CHICAGO. VIZ. fap2ay u
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Philadalnhia Z

FhliadeIphia, Oct. Is.
The latest returns Indicate that the Unienists
have carried the State. Ii counties are vet 10
hear from, which gave 1000 fusion majority
last wear.
Bucks Co, 500 dem. rlpi.
taFbonifale Go fC4lb dan.
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Savannah Oct I,

savannah, Oct. II.
Returns frem Florida indicate that the demo.
Gratis have carried the State by 500 majority.
The Democrats have probably elected their can
didate for mayor in this city by small majority.
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Xhnf Uen1ry~ss~ t4..s4x. 49, no. i. N - =, J,
49, 4 .'s - ssss.s e - = o11'sS T0's
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= Dsnsocrrtse csNAlSoss s~da I1ssaors Speaker on
4 Leseso Ter msness vstePs.
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a. 49, issAs 'I 10y - lug party.
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.sA r.aes very .eisior some
.sss...s saa ts,y.S =, 'ue ia1.ef mas oeen con-
~ s.s...s, - - "a tpe 1o1tncf
49, ~ ~ as1A.iohs e1isung De.Seeh Ine
&C., - pallcs cens'1ceu ~ W. some
asn NAs yae Aiu wy sA. ~,
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49,. s paoo' Y. 'nr t.e', sDu PROOF TOOL " =
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k
SPECIFICATIONS az to Cash paid By tie gen5ers IF
re De'aoerai's party IN OHIO 70 Fillmore Ora
'or Letter rom Nd Bolf'ng, Esq.
CiscissAri, Oct. 8. !
4 have charged that the Democratic party OF.
Ohio has, 10 a great degree, furnished the mon
ey to the American party Of Ohio, for the pur-
pose Of making the State canvass, and ! have
understood that the same has been denied /
therefore make the following statement, to wit
received from Douglas Co., $1,000, in New
York City, on the 2sd Of June and disposed of
the same Tor the interest OF the Fillmore party
~ Ins ssas o. ONO. These funds we're contri-
Datsd ~ the Dcmocranc party: ] have raised
n.sa ~ m 1naes nuie ana - -. :. t1 arfai' ana
para the same to Norton end the Secretary Of
~. r.s,.s p.ns'ee =, u on'o anu know .nat
are nad Inv th,. Ilsmac,a,,c =. r,r ''' '''a'e
aj.o si,tc Ina, I I 49, ,,;a,p
Norton sloo nm ,he oad ~ So, ,ese -
state that lanes Il Cmhrie v;c psas,a..,,, :,
Tho s,a,e Co,nn,,ao ~ o., - '.
from 1,harlss R,do ~ ga',,,,s,, eIu mone.
ceived ,n,,nov sro,, ,,o,n,,nsan, ~, nv -.
marty berc,hav, from Jaao,,h 60 saa1
frn,, w. Ea,ssa,, o.'.,s .osspn noopsr, Sioo
~ .,. s,,'n oanI 1r !. .or boara OF Iun,
s,,hs ;.,. go - . l - ~ p nufs, 600, pare
LARGO .,,,',s s.es ,.,, anu 'aiious
r. II, ~ ~ u." ..;,I IA. a.s
'''' -" "'As :" sSeaf'
H., a. DolhiS'
Upon this erpose II is not necessary to make
rns'e comment, Us II explains itself
Apoul the hrst OF august Mr, boiling was in
be rcrs,xed Ia ta,,o"in. is. s T,; Mnon
mistake, addressed,a r NJ ;,s,asa - by ~
I'm, I'm, ~ min, !, ,,r.,;.o,. y, a. a. no'-
The italics ore oars wi,h ,L mas m1,s' .a
word a5a used hy The writer with raTor.nao ~
~ 49, r ua, aseu " ee wr'er WIFI IL. reference 70
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

Slavery is a blighting curse upon the Old Do
minion; and know of but one way of getting
rid ofit-by Legislative authority ;and SO far as
my vote shall go for that purpose, it never shall
be wanting. IL Washington. agt'iF FL. @' te
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

Savannah, Ga. Der. Il.
The whole democratic municipal ticket has
been elected, The mayors majority over the
American candidate is l30 =
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STOPPING INTERCOURSE WITH THE NoRru.-The
Richmond Wing of Saturday last, says vessels
are much wanted to take ireights to Northern
and Eastern points from that port.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

A few days since, Mendoza, the old guide who
piloted Gen. Taylor through his Mexican cam
paign, up to the battle of Bucna Vista, died in
Mercer Valley, Texas, aged 90 years.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

RANDOLPH Co., Oct. I'd, 1885,
Mr. EDlToR.-In this county, Randolph, is n
Republican family and amongst them, composed
of the father, sons, son-in-laws, and grandsons,
arc twenty six voters, all for Fremont. Can
any county in the State beat this? S.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

One of the Electors nominated blythe Fill
more men in New Hampshire was Daniel w.
Farrar, an aged and honorable citizen, and for
merly Webster Wing. But a few days since
he came out in speech before the Fremont
Club, in which he stated that if he lived until
the 4th of next November he probably should
vote for Fremont al Dayton. s2
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

MUTUALLY UNAcQUAINTED.-Mr Fillmore says
he knows no North, no South, no East, no West.
On the 4th of November next he will find that
neither North, South, East West knows him.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

ARRIVAL - fhe 0r0ESe LaH..Tvg0 K3ksl
11eNssrrsasure.
ST New York, Bet. Is. 81
TIE Steamship Geosge Lag arrived last night
with California mails 70 the goth ult, nearly TWO
fsii.ion dollars IN treasure AMI adrices from New
Grenada. South Pacific, Jamaica aud Australia.
The general news from California is unimpar-
taut. Politics occupied the pnblic mind to the
exclusion of other subjects.
In San Francisco there was a movement on
foot TO unite the various elements in opposition
to the democrats who are the bitter enemies of
the Vigilance Committee. It was somewha.
doubted whether the project would succeed. 81
The democrats have nominated Chas. L Scott,
and Jos g, McKibbea for congress They are
| oil the GHinn or anti Bfoderick faction y T
Messrs. John Z. Durkee ard Chas E. Rond
have bsen tried on chargcof piracy for assis-
ting IN the removal of the state arms from board
the steamer Julia, in the hsrbor of San Fran
cisco during the reign of the Vigilance Commits
tee. The jury rendered verdict of an acquit-
tai after but five minutes deIiberation
suit had been brought against the Panama
4. I. Company to recover s2g,Uee damages for
injuries received by the accident Of May 9Th.
last A
A number of other parties were awaiting the
result Of the action. Trade was duh in San Fran.
cisco, but with the removal of the social disor
ders return Of business activity was confident
| ly looked for. From New Grenada we learn
that GOV. Cairo was inaugnrated at Panama on
the 18th nit. This event ensures pc cefil con.
| dttion of things on the Isthmus for some time
| to come. Col. Taten, engineer of the Panama
came passenger in the Law. The flag ship In
dependence, and sloop of war Saratoga were still
at Aspinwall. Officers and crews of all the
ships in good health
Although there has been but little fighting in
Ia L,tx n n
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

Is Rurick, noted Kentucky race horse,
only three years old, has been sold for five
thousand dollars. l s@ l5f@ e9st "t#
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-22

i Gg- They raise six hundred bushels of sweet
potatoes to the acre on the Gaudaloupc river,
in Texas a1at'3$ s;'4 Il ~ e'@sAt
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CHOLERA CURED.

.,lt .s,5s7 CHOLERA CURED.
r., E.s HnLTows, Penn, Aug. 9th, 1870
sR'-on Monday last, my on, eighteen years Of sr
'ook something Ike the cholera sharp pains Ia his es
aha Legs and very severe crampipg in the bowels W.
ADMINISTERED your American Preparation" and the thIe
day he was enabled TO leave his bed and walk about
my family medicine and the public should give u
. iar trial and twill act It's noble part 5-s
~ ads ~, q I,yss., Respectfully Yours, $3.50. ..
- ~s'' 20 J. G. DAVIDSON
Munners Great American Preparation for sale Whole
sale ard retail at sqores Bioss ate Drss
nay23 Wy N,'" .i'h 3ETI ~ :. -,
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Mr. buchanan In his southern Aspect.

IL IsREADY TO GO OUTSIDE AND BEYOND THE
CONSTITUTION TO ExTEND SLAVERY.
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result In Toga Co. e. OPP ositicp maj s, towns
70 hear from viii Increase this 70 200 or 900.
indianapolis. Oct. Is.
Returns come in very slosT. Returns indicate
20 far Willard, Democrat. ~iIl have 5000.
Democrats claim Congressman; Republicans
however claim the State. Ia
In the 4th District Foley, Democrat, elected
over Cumback, Republican, by 1900 majority
Private dispatches contradictory.
CINCINNATI Oct. 10.
In the 18th District the contest is close be-
tween Galloway, Republican. and Cox Demos
GRAFT Both Districts gave Democratic majori4
ties last fall.
Campbell Is reelected in Sd Congressional
District. ss's
Pendleton and GroesbecIs elected in LIST and
ID. A Dem. gain of two members. Hamilton
County shows Republican gain of 1900 over
Chase's vote.
There are Dem. gains reported in two coun-
ties. 9sf sss5
Elsewhere as far as heard from, Republicans
have gained.
LATEa-clseINSALI, Oct 15.-Thc Republic
cans have carried the State by from $4,000 to
10000 majority. sa.
The Republicans gain in Hamilton. county is
| over 5000.
Campbell and Nichols are reelected to Con-
gress Galloway probably also reelected. Two
Democrats elected in this county.
Nothing definite as yet from other Congress
men.
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~,
- GREATAMIRCAN go t'''
|. L. S. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE. -'t
ToSEw YORK AND BOSTON, vIA.-
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN * LAKE
THIRTY-sIx HOURS 7 70 NEW YORK.
FOUR TRAINS DAY,
CyNHAHS excepted carrying the great through
| y Eastern Mail.
The only direct and reliable Railroad Route being one
hundred and twenty miles nearer to Cleveland, Psburg
Harrisburg, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington,
than any other route, and the exdedtious
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Albany, New York and Boston.
... IRA HS LEAVE VIZ
connecting at Toledo at az p NJ, with the splendid
Steamers Of this lne-arrive in Buffalo next morning,
connecting with Lightning Trair for New York and
Boston, and arriving same evening, making but one
night between Chicago and New York Boston, and
that on one of the splendid steamers Of this Line.
2d-New York and Boston Railroad Express leave Chi
arrive in Cleveland at, P NJ, new York and Boston
next evening.
3d-Express Mailleave Chicago 245 me-
arrive in Cleveland next morning at o'clock, Pitts
burg at noon, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York and
Boston next morning.
4th-Night Express leave Chicago .9.45 Pm
arrive in Cleveland next day at P Pittsburgh and
Wheeling at PM, Philadelphia Baltimore, ETC., FOL-
lowing morning; also Cleveland with trains
for Dunkrk and Buffalo, arriving in New York the mex.
day at noon, and Boston at4 p II. tna
All the above trains direct to all points
in Ohio and Pennsylvania, without any detention.
Only three trains on Saturday, leave at 545A 715
A. NJ, and 2.45 P. ''.-.
Only one train Sunday, leave at 9.45P.M -.n
The As P. NJ. train Saturday, reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning at o'clock.
The following magnificent steamers, having all the
comforts and Injuries of class hotel form the line
between Toledo and Buffalo: ..-
Western Metropolis ...............Ca Capt A D. Perkins
Northern Indiana. Can't l. T. pheatt
Southern Michigan Capt. l.. B. Goldsmith.
sy Leaving Toledo daily Sundays excepted) at $50
P. NJ. arriving at Buffalo at $50 A. NJ.
~ baggage checked to Dnnkirk and Buffalo, thence
to New York and Boston. IS 'sr.. -. tla
Only two changes OF cars between Chicago and Pitts
burg. ~
Passengers destined for Philadelphia Baltimore Wheel
ing Washington, ETC., will from 12 TO ID hours
time by taking any fthe above Trains over any other
Route.
Passengers arriving in Chicago any of the roads,
VIII ma attentive check agents the cars, who will
ceiVe your checks and convey your baggage free of
charge to the Michigan Southern cars.
TICKETS be had at the General Passenger Office of
the Michigan Southern Road under the House,
Chicago; and at the Passenger depot of Van Blu
rem and Sherman streets, and all the Railroad Offices in
the West. -'a'
IMP0RTANT-The Bridge across the Maumee River
at Toledo Is completed Trains connecting directly in
the New Depot the middle ground, thus avoiding
tirely the annoyance of the old Ferry at that place.
~ .'9 '. GEO. NJ. GRAY, " r.
"a .- es,. General Passenger Agent,s
Office under fremont House, Chicago.
Chicago, May 2S, 1856 ..-- JET.
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THRESHING MACHINEsI!
MOFFlTr,S pATENT!y

Il
HE undersigned are facturnR large number
= oithese celebrated Thresipg Machines, which they
er 10 the farmers Of this country something that will
exactly meet their wants Our materials are veil e.
ected and seasoned and work done IN the best man
her and we warrant machines 10 perform right
ket as much grain, in given lime with as little waste
any other now In use. 20 tt-3 -
ms Is the Machine that has taken the highest pa-
uhh NJ the last three State Fairs In Ohio and In many
oher places IN the Western Country and regarded W
those acquainted with Its merits as foremost AMONG.
Threshing Machines l4Il3IF-5i >. = - ll-'T5 =
OUR HORSE POWER Is we think the most simple, do.
IaDle ana light running power yet Introduced In the
western Country and will not fan to recOnue M 10
those acquainted with it, USE
Anknds ofrepairing done on short notice.
orders or communications from distance promptly
attended to. 'F r spENCFR ca
uayzlWuf SWJa.-a rf9y 5HH Burlington, Iowa
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
la o N 60 c. Esgp
RAILROAD LINE!


and Pe0rid ,E OQadaokd Raj Roaas)
rs now completed and Trains run the entire d,,apc.
4 from BURLINGTON, IOWA, to CHICAGO withup.
change Of cars. - q. .. .--.
The most direct route to Caicdgo Mar York Rosto,
Philadelphia, and all other Important Doi,ts E,si
DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON. SUNDAYS
-ar EXCEPTED.
1sf.--W forming Express, Through. 7.t5
Arriving at Chicago the evening passing through
Monmouth, Galesburg, Princeton and Connecting Al
dota with the Illinois Central Rail Road to La snlls
Bloomington, Springfield, Decatur, Jacksonville and Ma
pies; also with Galena and Dunleith.
2d.-Acc0nnodafio to Quincy. 200
3d.-Eyening Express through, Oils
Connect with Illinois Central Rail Road Mendoza fo
st. Louis and Cairo direct.
Trains on the above Road, in close connection,
avoiding all laying over atany of the points,
This road connects at Chicago with the Michigan South
ern Roads, and with all the Roads leading to the Atlantis
Cities, Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania:
Passengers Tearing Burlington at 30, r. NJ reach
Gaiend and Dunieatt In u hours and ST. Louie In 20
hours. PHI" ..-'-E'- ~ - ~''' "
By this route passengers will reach the interior portion
OF Ohio and Indiana in less me and with fewer changes
than by any other route connecting Michigan Crnir,
at Michigan City, with the New Albany and Salem Road
thence to all points south md southeast, r..
Baggage checked direct through to Chicago and DO
charge for handling at any point
THROUGH TICKETS by this Route can he nnrebs..S
at the Ra il Road Office In Burlington
z. G. HAMMOND, Super intendent
X. f. HOSFORD, Ticket Agent, burlington Tm,y IL 9,
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A correspondent of the indianapolis Journal
writes as follows: FsE
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hun an,;I Great American Preparation

MunnePs Great American Preparation
A SOA ~ REMEDY for Cholera, Cholera Nor.
bas, Choic, Dysentery and pans or cramps in tie
,,, ahd bowels. This celebrated specific Is u.st
WIN me utmost freedom and confidence BIZ gentlsna
VINO nave attained eminence In Medical profession
me Eastern states and many Of them as iha
prognos,es have given ils sup.
ory 70 any medicine ever invented for removing aia
ron The stomach and bowels Its sure safe and
ih its operation, and has doubtless saved hus
areds OF lives II should be family medicine In even
family hpurines theblood and ng,hens the system
throughout. .,yz ....,s +. b. - W." ''
ed CERTIFICATES PENNsYLVANIA.
N, Nrxv.a4 AEhcER, Penn, July 20th, 1885
lee'R to be my duty TO you as well as to the ptk
He 70 inform you Of the wonderful effect. Of your nyr
. uapis preparation" my whole family having had
e dysentery were cured from the free use ofyoured
cine. can eheerfuIy recommend IL TO the public
esq remedy for dysentary ever invented have known
u 20 De used MS family medicine throughout this entire
seeuoh Ithe country and have IL TO fall Ia
ohe case ye'. Respectfully yours,
d. f1@ AstsE4istZ 'g-e JAMES ARNOLD.
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Truly yours,
w npvcyror

Now we simply desire the honest men of the
Fillmore and Democratic parties to look into
tins matter, and consider whether it is their du
" as good aud respectable citizens to longer
aileW themselves to be made tools of by unprin.
ciped leaders.
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sg- The religious, or, more properly speak
ing, th,s sectariaa dodge against Fremont, got
up by pack OF scamps, who have no particular
religion OF their own 10 boast OF, has at length
been fairly run iuto the ground, where it viii
probably remain until that great day, III which
gentlemen who indulge in the luxury of lying
will have hard time Of it. Tired of calling
Col. Fremont a Romanist, and satisfied, perhaps,
that the game does not pay, Dutch newspaper
in Phiaaelphis. in the pay of Buchanan, and
edited by some imported lubber, has announced
that Col Fremont is a Jew-that he was ednca-
ted in, the Mosaic fai.h--and now wantonly,
wickedly and teloniously refuses ito come for
ward with his religion" BY the beard of Aa-
ron. but this out Rrookses Brooks. Next will
follow, by the inductiye process, the solemn
axiom, that no "circumcised dog is 1T to be
President of the United States. The Dutch ed
itor will excisim, with Laaneelo. Gobbo, .'The
dew is the very devil Incarnation - and win
preach long sermons about the danger of syna-
gogues. Brooks occupation is gone. He can
no more talk about the mass, the holy water.
the pyx and the Pope. The Dutchman has the |
start OF Erastas, both in the startling character
OF his accusation and the novesty with which it |
can be treated. For how easy it viii be to write
long and lying articles about Fremont's inten- |
ton of abolishing Sunday, and of restoring |
burnt offerings and the Feast Of the Passover
Little Isaac, in Sheridans opera OF .srhe Daennaa
having lost his old religion, and not having had /
time TO get new one, Was compared to the
blank leaf between the Old aud New Testanents /
This seems to be about the position assigned to |
Col. Fremont by his enemies; and certainly, so
Tar rs politics are concerned, Il IS no. very /
had ms Rcs,an tflss.
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THO T7EE PEEsEIaE. ...- -..
L I HAVE this day disposed of my Interest in the
barrett House," to Mr. r. a. Deming. In retiring from
the public position which have long occupied, would
express my thanks for the share of patronage
which has been extended to and solicit continuance
of the same to my successors. j! G. FLETCHER.
SS REFERRING to the above notice, the undersigned
would assure the cling public that their aim will be
make the "Barret House satisfactory in all respects
Owing necessary repairs and renova,ons which will be
in progress for several months they for reasonable
Indulgence dnriDg the existence of the Inconvenience
thus occasoned, after which they will only ask for such
patronage the House and it's management shall merit
For the present the House will be under the management
OF Mr. c. p Moore who is favorably known to the public,
sthe gentlemanly and obligng assistant Of prede
cessor. 40 DEFINING Co.
Burlington, Iowa, Feb. 49, 1856. -...-
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