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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18
LOUDON MULLIN,
GENERAL DAGENT,
AND DEALER IN EXGHA Nc r

u n II IL n u l. n ~ - n u H. ME-
f. IND DEA LER IN EIGHANG Il,
Council BiuGfs, Iowa.
Jas opened Office on Broadway, next door east OF
Honns Drug Store, where particular and personal
attention will be given to the LAND AGENCY
BUSINESS. In all its branches, In Council Bluffs and
Sioux City Land Districts and In Nebraska Territory
He preparing copies OF the Government Pas,
and having secured the services Of good Practical Sur
Lands and their Surveys, will be Ia possession OF all
district. #,-f -. .H's fsE- '"t t''
Land Located for Settlers and distant Dealers at
the lowest rates.
Lands and Town Lots bought and sold
Commission. st I'D t..7' Do
Land Warrants bought and constantly on hand
Tor sale, for cash, or on time.
Bills of Exchange bought and sold.
COLLECTIONS made, and proceeds promptly remit.
ted, at current rates of Exchange.
Notes Discounted; on short time, well secured
Deposits received, and interest allowed. g
REFERENCES. i-'
Luscas 4 Simons, Bankers, ST. Louis, No. -,
Morgan, McClung Co.,
s. s. Harrington Son, a.
Green, Thomas Co., Bankers, Burlington Iowa.
Coolbaugh Brooks - -
Sparing Good Il Co., Philadelphia.
Otis, Norcross & Co., Boston.
Hon. Jas. Harlan NJ. G. Mt. pisasant, Iowa.
Col. A. Saunders, "a
John II. Gear L Co, Burlington, Iowa.
Wood, Bacon Il Co., Philadelphia.
NJ F. Shinn, Council Bluffs, iowa.
Chas. Hendrie, Burlington, Iowa.
G. o. Lockard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Morris Rindskopf, +" " jan.swy1.
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PARTIAL ExPLANArIoN.-The city p. II. as he
~ called at Burlington, has undertaken to ex-
plain to the people at Linton Post Office, the
reason why they do not get their newspapers,
published at Burlington. He says the P. NJ.
at Linton P, o. does not stop the papers direct.
ed to Linton p. o., which is downright false
hood as no papers directed to Linton P. O. have
ever went past that Office. He spretty good at
explaining matters and things, but he could
have done better if he had only commenced at
the right place, but as he did not, will try and
explain little too. Your city P. NJ, has fire.
quen,ly sent Burlington papers which were d.
rec,ed to Limestone P. O., and should have gone
the Bluff Route instead Of sending them this
route, and sent the papers for Linton P. o.
somewhere else, sol suppose there is great dis
ntishction at Limestone P. O. too. Your sub
scribers at Linton P O., always get your papers
at Linton p. o. the same day that your city p.
N. mails them and starts them on this route.
But he wants to justify himself and throw the
blame on Others he had better sweep his own
door yard first, and mail your papers right, and
then your subscribers will always get them at
the right time. OBSERVER.
Linton, l4rh 1855.
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Eclectic Medical Notice.

mr. DICKINSON desires to inform the citizens
IL Huntington and vicinity, that he permanently
located in Burlington for the practice Of medicine -.
Dr. D. graduate OF the Eclectic Medical College Of
Cincinnati, college devoted to reform 10 medical Science
and practice to those acquainted with the scientific and
literary character Of its Faculty there Is need Of
words OF aulogy carn.nendaton. sf Il 81 4z @
To those unacquain.ed with Eclecticism we say our
rule In the selection Of remedial agents use those on
~ that undergo the process Of assimilation in the system
hence We discard Caiomei. Anthony and Arsenic We
have however, more than fifty concentrated RENE
dies Gas yet unknown 70 the Materia Meca of other
schoolsi giving US greater range IN the selection Of
agents man possessed by others. We also discard the
use Of the lancet believing 1t the province Of the phys
clan to build up rather than deplete.
Several years residence In the South has given ue IA
vorabe opportunities ofcontrasng the diseases OF the
North and South.
Chronic disease diagnosed with certainty by the i'm
pressons made upon the gangonc nervous SYSTEM and
treated successfully with concentrated remedies
CANCERS cured eeetuay without the use OF nie knife.
and old ulcers cur I'll speedily.
Medicines dispensed from the ONCE
Office over Green Thomas Co.'S Bank. corne. OF JEFF.
ferson and Third streets. Entrance Third ST.
s. DICKINSON, MD.
n b. Chronic Patients from . distance win be fur.
nsed with medicines to last from weeks with
specific directions. ma,2Svy
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M r. Xanaaa

We sfe requested 70 state thst The Kanssa
rfes Ssate Committee Of this city, coaaists Of
shs following gentlemen: Geo. Fr.zee, Chsirnsn
and Corresponding Secretary, 70 whom Ill com
nunications may be addressed, Lake Palner,
Geo. G. LAuman, n. B. Ware, Charles Hendrie,
J. !. Tallant, and Jacob YsnDaway.
AL persons Who feel DESTROYS 10 contribute
either money usefuiarticies In cid Of bona eide
and actual settlers in Kansas will fnd subscrip-
ton papers with the members Of the Committee,
70 whom any moneys OF articles may be paid or
delivered
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1856. 1856.
lA le as I=z5 sS=Is5:s.z
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
GREAT AMERICAN
UhEAT AMEHICAN : :
US. NAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE,

us. MAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE.
ToNEw YORK AND BOSTON, VIA.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN Il LAKE
SHORE k. II.
THIRTY-SIX HOURS TO NEW YORK.
FOUR TRAINS A DAY,
SUNDAYS excepted carrying the great through
The only direct and reliable Railroad Route being one
hundred and twenty miles to Cleveland Pittsburg
Harrisburg Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington,
than other route and the most exdedtious to
Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York and Boston.
TRAINS LEAVE VIZ
1st-Fast Steamboat Express leave Chicago 545 A. NJ
connecting at Toledo at 2H P. NJ, with the splendid
Steamers Of this line-arrive in Buffalo morning.
connecting with Lightning Trains for New York and
Boston, and arriving same evening, making but one
night between Chicago and New York or Boston, and.
that on one of the splendid steamers of this Line.
2d-New York and Boston Railroad Express leave Chi.
cago at As A. N.
arrive in Cleveland att NJ, new York and Boston
evening.
3d-Express Mail leave Chicago at 245pM
arrive in Cleveland next morning at O'clock Pitts.
burg at noon, Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York and
4th-Night Express leave Chicago at. 945PA,
arrive in Cleveland nss day at p Pittsburgh and
Wheeling at Pm, Philadelphia, Baltimore, ETC., fol-
lowing morning; also at Cleveland with trains
for Dunkirl and Buffalo, arriving in New York the next
day at noon, and Boston at4P Pm.
All the above trains connect direct through to all points
in Ohio and Pennsylvania, without any detention
Only three trains on Saturday, leave at 545A NJ, 715
A. ~, and 2.45P.M
Only one train Sunday, leave at 9.4s Pm.
The2 S P. N. train Saturday, reaches Cleveland
Sunday morning at O'Clock.
The following magnificent steamers, having all the
comforts and luxures of first class hotel form the line
between Toledo and Buffalo:
Western Metropolis ............, Capt A d Perkins
Northern Indiana Capt. I. I. Pheatt.
southern Michigan. Capt. L. B. Goldsmith.
~ Leaving Toledo daily Sundays excsptedl at $50
P. NJ, arriving at Buffalo at $50 A. NJ
"a Baggage checked to Dnnkirk and Buffalo thence
to New York and Boston.
Only two changes ofcar between Chicago and Pitts
burg.
Passengers destined for Philadelphia, Baltimore Wheel
ing, Washington, etc., will from IL to ID hours
time by taking any of the above Trans any other
Route.
Passengers arriving in Chicago any Of the roads,
viii ind attentive check agents the cars vino will re.
ceivs your checks and convey Jour baggage fee OF
charge, TO the Michigan Southern cars.
TICKETS can be had the General Passenger Office Of
the Michigan Southern Road under the fremont House
Chicage and at the Passenger depot corner Of Van Blu
rem and shermsn streets, and all the Railroad offices
| the West.
1MPoKTANT-The Bridge across the Maumee River
at Toledo is completed. Trains connecting directly In
the New Depot the middle ground, thus avoiding en-
tirey the annoyance of the old Ferry at thai place.
GEO. n. GRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
0f6ce under fremont House, Chicago.
4 IT, 60 ~
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For the Hawkeye d Telegraph.
CALL TO KANSAS.
Air-NELLY b.,

VAAA u 1AANSASs
Air-NELLr BLY,.
Yeomen strong, hither throng,
Natures honest men,
We will make the wilderness
Bud and Bloom again.
Bring the sickle, speed the plough,
Turn the ready soil!
Freedom is the noblest pay
For the true mans toll.
Ho, brothers Come brothers!
Hasten all with me,
Wen sing upon the Kansas plains
A song Of Liberty!
Father haste! DER the waste,
Lies pleasant land;
There your friends; altar stones,
Fixed in truth shall stand
There your sons, brave and good,
Shall to freemen grow,
Clad in triple mail Of Right,
Wrong to overthrow.
Ho, brothers! Come brothers!
Hasten all with me,
Wen sing upon the Kansas plains
A song Of Liberty.
Mother come! here's home
In the waiting West
Bring the seeds oflove and peace,
You who sow them best.
Faithful hearts, holy prayers,
Keep from faint the air,
Soil mothers tears have wet,
Golden crops shall bear.
Come, mother! fond mother,
List we call to thee,
Wen sing upon the Kansas plains
A song of liberty.
Brother, brave! stem the wave,
Firm the prairie tread!
Up the dark Missouri's flood
Be your canvass spread.
Sister true, join us too,
Where the Kansas flows,
Let the Northern lilly bloom
With the Southern rose.
Brave brother! true sister!
List we call to thee,
Wen sing upon the Kansas plains,
A song Of Liberty.
One and all, hear and call,
Echo through the land!
Aid us, with the willing heart
And the strong right hand!
Feed the spark the Pilgrims struck
On old Plymouth rock!
To the watch fires Of the free,
Millions glad shall flock.
Ho, brothers! Come brothers!
Hasten all with me,
Wen sing upon the Kansas plains
A song of Liberty!!l
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

A Chicago Wagon-maker has invoked the aid
Of Watts, with slight variation, in behalf Of
the narrow guagc, and has inscribed on his axle
trees:
'wie 10 the track that leads to DEATH"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

Losr.-rhe Democratic Mass Meeting, adver-
used for saturday last come up missing. Dill
gent search was made Tor it in all places where
"Was likely to be found, not emitting Council
maa Rays paow factory. Anon est inveutus' is
Ss.e return made hy our local
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18

TRAIroRs OF THE SoUTH.-Though we have
little sympathy with the politics, we rather like
the spirit of the Louisville Journal. 1t has a
way of calling things by their right names which
We admire. Though it "speaks right out in
meetin" yet we can put up with the disturbance
it makes for the sake of the truth it Celebrates.
1t says.
"There were twice as many traitors in South
Carolina in the days of the Revolution, as in
any other State in proportion to population, and
we think that her soil as general rule grows
worse men now than it did then"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-18
FULTON, PERKINS G. Co.,
WOOD AND Iron
MACHTNISTS h, MIITVRTGHTS

Corner Canal and Washington Street,
CHICAGO, ILLS.
WE the only firm in Chicago legally authorized
w to manufacture Pages Patent PORTABLE CIRCULAR
SAW Mills. These mills now in extensive in the
lumber regons where they general favorite, and
will cut from 5000 to 600 feet of lumber In 10 hours
We also manufacture .t
Portable Grist Mills, Improved Smut Ma chimes,
:" Florr Bolts Mulay and Lathe Sgws,
Rotary Grain Separators, Resulting Saws;
And every variety Of Machinery In our line.
Mil Drafting, Building and Repairing done to ORDER
For further information orders address
api-3mw FULTON, PERKINS 4 Co., Cue AGO.
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LET THOSE TIA TSHAKE, SHAKENO MORE.
nK. KODlEX'S Fever and Aguc Hal.

LET THOSE TIA TSHAKE, SHAKENO MORE.
nK. SODlEx,S Fever and AgWc Hal.
- sam, Is WnrrantGd.--ThIsm medicine, for all
evers OF intermittent character, Fever and Ague,
Chill Fever, Remtent, and as tonic for invaiids
ering from protracted nermteuts Is the best remedy
offered to the public This Is patent nost,ua,
but Is only offered public remedy, because Of the
constant demand have had for II In my private prac
tce for number of years TITS used by the most emf
nent physicians of the Eastern States, superior to all
other remedies for the above disease 1t Is purely veg
etabe compound and may be given both old and young
with perfect safety. 1t gives tone and action TO tho
whole system, and acts powerful tonic. have used
It with almost perfect success in my practice for u
Der Of years. and offer I. public remedy. Know
ing its vaue but believe that II viii be appreciated
and used. .aa3 ~.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by DRs. Rod
LEY & ALLEN, Princeton, Ill,
For sale by Il. E. GAY AND J. r. TALLANT Burlington,
Iowa. ,I... (noy CIV W --..'
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BUCHANAN RATIFICATION IN CLEvELAND.-The
Buchanan ratification in Cleveland was tame,
slim affair. The speakers found it to be an up
hill job to draw the car of slavery in the Forest
City. A letter was read from B. F. Hallet, of
Massachusetts, defending the pro-Slavery plat
form adopted, and assuring the crowd, says the
Leader, that Mr. Buchanan would faithfully car
ry out the policy of President Pierce, that the
"bioody code" of Kansas ought to be enforced,
even if some of its provisions were contrary to
justice; that there we're occasions ON which free
dom of speech ought to be restrained, that the
democracy were sure of success. The letter was
greeted with few cheers and with great many
Kisses. Il efectually killed the enthusiasm of
the assemblage; for it was only with the utmost
difficulty that tolerably respectable applause
could thereafter be excited by the most frantic
appeals
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4 N r ROVE YOUR STOC X
The Vermont Black Hawk Morgan
BL A OK II A W K. JR

THE Subscriber respectfully informs the Par a
l. mers and Breeders gener ally tina. his mag s$k41
nifcen stallion, BLACK HAWK, JR., viii stand 81 W
for mares the enscng at the stable O. Walk
er on Valley street. between Front and Main Streets in
this city. =t-
BLACK IA WK, JR., was bred and raised by the sub
scriber in Middebury, Vermont, and sired by the
original and celebrated BLACK HAVE, owned by David
Hail. Esq, Of Bridpor., w.
The Dam o. Back Hawk, Jr., foaled by Hamble
tonian mare, was sired by Clifford Morgan horse, and
was remarkable for speed bottom, doeility and nte
gence. -s... Ls. 77-z H.f-4
BLACK HAWK, JE, was six years old the 2oh Of June,
1885, is sixteen hands high, Of beautiful Jet black color,
and weighs in good condition over 1900 pounds. io IL
He resembles very closely his sroas sire, and for
by no horse State His speed has never been tested
but Is believed TO be very suprsier. iSH1 FsE .f3'
For further particulars the subscriber Who Is pre.
pared TO establish the above representations.
Terms:
800 the season. payable In cash satisfactory noDs
bearing ten per cent interest from date Terms Of war.
rantee may be agreed upon. .sss a-
Good PastuRage
PROVIDED for mares from distance az reasonable rates.
and proper and attention paid them Al accidents
escapes and thefts at the risk Of the owners. -
JAMES s. PHELP
Burlington. Iowa. Aprilio, 1so6-2uiw.Std.
Important to Farmers and Others!
WE have on hard and shall be receiving for this mar
w ket. supply Of those very celebrated LCNBER
WAGONS, manufactured at Jackson, Michigan Of &C.
leced and seasoned lumber aud warranted 10 be supe
rior to any wagons In market. Those wanting rood
wagon will find it object examine our wagons be.
| fore purchasing st random 8 ~ -. y.
iss-ambp OGDEN CORP,
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Clarke's Female Pills.

Clarkes Female Pills.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from Prescription OF Sir j. Clarke, NJ. d.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
THIS invaluable medicine is unfaling in the cure OF all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the female
constitution s subject moierates all excess and
all distractions, and speedy cure may be re-
lied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in short tme bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE Price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
TON.
These Pills should not he taken by females that are
pregnant during the first three months, they are sure
to bring miscarriage but at every other time and
in every other case, they perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
L. O. BALDWIN d Co.,
(Late J. Bryan) Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, General Agents. For sale
in Burlington by A. HENDRICKS, and A. F. GRoTHE and
Whitney & WALKER, Fort Madison. [ap25.bpyJ
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Peoria AND 0oUAwKA RAILRoAD.-The work
along the line of this road is now being pushed
ahead more rapidly than heretofore.
Messrs S. A. Brown & Son, the contractors,
are now making every exertion to complete the
work to Knoxville by September They have
large forces to work all along the line. The hea-
W work is in state Of forwardness, and no ex-
ertion will be spared to make the connection, by
iron bands complete early in the fall, between
Burlington and Peoria.
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MORE NEW BOOKS.

MORE NEW BOOKS.
THE HEROES, by Kingsley. -"
i Madame Pfeiffer's second journey around the world
Italian sights. -.f 3D. ,...- '..4
Memorials and other papers, by Thomas DcQulncy.
Reality, by Mrs. Tuthill.
Letters by Lady Montague, edited by Mrs. Hale.
The Roman exiles, Garjani. rs...-
The courtesies Of welded life.
Calisthencs, by Catherine Beecher. At
may22 s..s ahNr -rE CORSE SONS.
DOES WORKS complete in volumes. At
i may22 -'H CORSE&SoNs.
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To All Who Use Liquor!
Wolfe's Schiedam Aomatic Schnapps.

~ This celebrated and medicinal beverage is manu-
featured the factory of the undersigned at scheds
Holland He the sole importer well as the exclusive
manufacturer Of the article and preparation bearing
the Of chnapps" that is not procured either from
his establishment in New York. from his agents In other
cities, is genuine and reliable. -
1t is made from barley Of the finest quality selected
great from the products Of the most celebrated
grain growing districts favored with the essence Of the
aromatic Juniper Berry Of Italy, and rectied by Pc
cuar process which expeis from the spirit every acrid
particle.
As Of preventing and correcting the disagree
able and often dangerous effects produced upon the stom
ach and bowels by change of water-a visitation to
which Travellers settlers, and all unaccmated per-
sons in the South and Southwest are peculiarly
liable the schiedam Aromatic schnapps will be found ABB
soluely nfalble while in of dropsy, gravel OBJ
sruction of the Kidneys diseases ofhe bladder dyspep
sia general debility 1t recommended most emphat
icay by the most distinguished members ofthe medical
profession.
put up quart and pint bottles In Of one do
zen with of the undersigned the bottle and
cork and fac-simile Of his signature on the label
For sale by all respectable druggists and country mer-
chants. uDOLPHO WOLFE,
Nos IS, 90 and % Beaver St, New York.
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Western Auction & Commission House,
By AMsDEN TERRY,
NJ. Pleasant. Iowa,


Re prepared to receive GooDs, WARES and MERcaAS-
N Disc on consignment, for private sale or auction
Our extensive Retail trade enables US to handle large
amounts Of Fancy Dry Goods at even profit to the
snor. Proceeds promptly RENTED at current rates Of
exchange. Cash advances on ccnsgnnents. tap30.1
oUR among the Planters, life in The south, sac
i BY WILCOXk co
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A UCTION SALES.-Remoyal!

NOTION SALES.-KemOVal!
to the house lately occupied by Green Thonas Co..
Bynkng House, door north Of the Wgkiran House,
on Main street, where he viii be pleased his old
friends and patrons. fap22.l
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Ho FOR KANsAs.-A procession of thirteen
smigrant wagons, containing about fifty men,
women and children, from Indiana, passed thro'
our streets, the other day, bound for Kansas
They were intelligent and practical friends of
fec labor and will contribute their share to that
mighty popular sentiment which is yet to make
Kansas free State.
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General Rail Road Freight and Ticket

General Rail Road Freight and Ticket
Office. -.-..-.
NO2 la UMAN'S BLOCK, JEFFERSON STREET.
DEKSONS going East will save time AID money by
procuring Tickets at this Office before taking the cars
Through ticket to
NEW YORK, BOSTON, -
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON, PITTSBURGH,
WHEELING, CINCINNATI,
CLEVELAND, DUNkIRK,
BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS.
and to all the important points in Indiana, Ohio, Penn
syvania &C., &C., &C.,
Any information regards Freight Tickets, either
verbal or by letter will be cheerfnly given
nova MOSES 8. FOOT, Agent.
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B. & N. r. r. FREIGHT OFFICE.
TUE Oily Freight train this road leaves gaiang
IL ton At 500 4. 4.
All freight designed to be forwarded any particular
day should be delivered on the day previous,
may2Sbpa wM. II. BACKGS, Sup't.
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Ne. Moines River Lands For Sale.

UeB MOIuEB nlV6I 1d1sd1 1Vx o5AC'
Land pzrARrNKsf, DesMoines Nav. d Z. r. Co. I
Ottuntcd, Iotcd, April 1H, 1856
rT>HE undersigned hereby gives notice. that this oee
open for the sale OF these vaiuaDse Lney
IN be sold on long credit and lots to suit the means
and wishes Of purchase s.
Any further information desired in relation to these
anas viii be furnished application at this ONCE, By
: III or oshervise GEO. B. PERKINS,
i. lin hnSm Land COMMISSIONS
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THHOROEGH BRED DURHAM CAT.
Il TIE FOR SALE.-Eighteen head of thorough
bred Durham cattle-Bulls and cows-on exhibition and
for sale at the farm of Shepherd Letter, 3E miles
Of Burlington the Mount Pleasant Road.
ranted. je17 pb1t A. 8, THOMAS,
nlSSOLITION NOTICE.-The copartnership
~ heretofore existing between J. T. Barker and David
Remck in the city express and eaming business under
the name and style Of "Barker Remick" has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent and all the business
Of said firm will be settled and all collections made for
said concern by said Remck
Burlington, Iowa, Je. 12 IS D. REMICK
ie1S 4Wbp I n RARKER
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eB- Fire Tons of -four have been shipped
from Burlington to this city, for home consump-
ton, within the last three days. Who would
have thought Il year ago that all the mills in the
vicinity of Monmouth would have been unable
at the expiration Of SO short period, to supply
the citizens ofthe city with bread?-Truly. Mon
mouth is increasing rapidl.y-Monmouth Atlas
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Books! Books!

TUST RECEIVED by c. NJ Wilcox Co, No.
q Barrett Honse
Reality; or the Mionares Daughter.
Second Marriage
Columbia, translated from the French
Berenice.
Courtship and marriage; Mrs. Lee iIentz. .
Youth of the Old Dominion; Hopkins.
- Eutaw; sequel TO the Foragers.
Bunsby Papers.
Lady's Guide to Perfect Gentilify.
The Roman Exile,
Seaboard Slave States; (Olmstead)
Theism; By Rev. John Tullock, ID. D.
The Skeptical Era; T. NJ. Post. For sale by
may 80 G. NJ. WILCOX d co.