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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

81. Louis Aug. g. !.
PRIVATE aaviecs from Bounsilie state that late
news from Kansas had created intense excite
ment there, and that 5000 had been raj Z 4, and
that men will be sent 70 relief Of pro slavery cit
liens in the Territory.
A high state OF feeling exists IA All riycr and
border counties OF Missouri Puuiic meetings
are held and large numbers Of men volunteering
70 20 10 aid the Governor OF Kansas. Men OF
iiserctien and property viii 30, and with the de-
termination 10 remain until Sic presen, state OF
affairs is put down, and peace and order are re-
stored IN the territory.
Circulars and appeals, signed By prominent
and influential men, are freely circulated, asking
aid to drive Lane and his party out OF the coun-
try.
Large bodies ofmcn have doubtless by this
time entered the Territory, and reports OF. san
guninary and bloody conflict are daily looked
tor.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

A Kansas City correspondent of the st. Louis
Republican, writing on the 10th, says
Communication between this point and the
Territory is almost entirely cut Off 1t is almost
impossible to obtain reliable information. In
former letters KAYE told you of the siege of
compton; this morning learn from source as
reliable as circumstances will allow that Lecomp-
ton, on Sunday night, was not taken One hun
bred and fifty United States troops, and two
hundred citizens were then defending it against
a force of from six to eight hundred, headed by
jim Lane. They were firing upon the town on
Sunday evening"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

tS' The, bill appropriating two hundred thou.
and dollars for the Improvement of the Des
Homes Rapids, as our readers are aware, was
Ntoed by the Executive, II afterwards passed
the House by the requisite two.third vote, but
failed in the Senate. II now appears that ON
saturday night the Senate reconsidered the vote
| md passed the bill by the necessary majority.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

TuE Iowa Pnor.--We have received the first
amber of new paper with the above name,
slling from Wntersett, Madison County, lleD&
PAWS proprietors. 1t is an independent paper,
Nth strong friendship for freedom of speech
aad of the press, free Kansas and Fremont.
From the specimen number we are inclined to
think the Pilot will be readable paper, and
eredtablc to the town and comfy from which it
halls
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

TIE CROPS IN EURoPs.-The last news from
Europe announce that the crops are excellent
never were better. In France all apprehensions
with regard 60 them have vanished, and flour
was rapidly declining. Immense supplies were
already pouring in from Southern Russia and
the Prncipalitcs; they had never seen such
wheat crop there. All grain was rapidly falling
IN price IN AHsisia. In England the prospect is
spirits.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27
The following new counterfeits are noted by
Nicholson's New York Bank Note Reporter:

MECHANICS BANK, NEWARK, n. Jos, spuri-
rious--yig. steamboat, etc.--on each side of vig-
nette large 30; below, arm with hammer; on left
end female with sheaf of wheat, etc.
MAHwAIE BANK, MAss.-los, vignett, female
agricultural implements, train ofcars-female on
right end with earof corn in right hand, left
hand on large 10; on left end figure 10, deer,
pillow, etc; appearance good-letter A, various
numbers.
CRoroS RIVER BANK, n. Y.-5s, altered from
Is; the Zone Dollar on work erased, and Five
Dollars substituted; observe on lower right cor
ner female seated near facsimile of a silver
dollar; No. 1880.
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clarka,s Female Pills.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir y Clarte, If, D.
Paysseidn Extraordinary 70 The Queen
TINS Invaluable medicine Is unaiing IN the cure OF all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the female
constitution Is subject II mo ierases all excess and
moves all distractions, and speedy cure may be re-
lied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
I. cuary suited. It w in short time, bring on
the taonthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Grea. Britain, to prevent coun.er'cts.
TON.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during he first months, they are sure
bring miscarriage but at every other time and
in every other case, they perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
l.. c. BALDWIN e Co.,
ELate J. Bryan,) Rochester, n. Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, General Agents. For sale
in Burlington by A. HESpRcKs, and A. F. GRorHE; and
whitney, L WALKER, Fort Madison. laP25.bp.yI
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Miss Maria N. Parmenter,

PREACHER OF ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES in Burling
University, hereby gives notice thar she will be
happy give instruction to desiring it, either at
private residence the central part of the city from this
date, III her in the University Edihce after
September 4th Specimens of her work in the art
OF her profession can be by calling soon at Mr. A.
w. Perry's Music Store, or upon herself
futher reference Is made to Rev. g. J. johnson,
Hon. I. w. Newman, Messrs. White, Cook Co, A. D.
Green, Esq, or Mr.. David Remick, all of this city
MARIA NJ. PARAENTER-
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Professor Julius Cesar Hannibal truly remarks:
al say unto you, verify a white neckcloth and
two skinned eyes are no criterian to judge fel
low mortal by. De Teller dat displays de signal
OBJ distress in de trousers am often as holey as
he who combs his har back, and wears long
facan
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

Mrs. Bailey, wife OF Cyrus Bailey, of
Wyiheyille, Va, gave birth TO three daughters
on Tuesday of last week AT last advees, mo-
Their and children were doing well. Only eight
cen months ago, Mrs. B. gave brit, to twins.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

'RixiNAL CARKLESSNEss-ALNos A FIRE
ABOUT one o'clock Monday morning, one of the
asai police discovered fire in one of the up
~ eeoms of the tine brick livery stable belong
: TO Mr., Stewart, in time to have it extinguish-
" With no other damage than that of hole
s'0aga the floor. There is au eating house on
- second floor. Sometime during the day a
S'Aaaiy of ashes were taken up in wooden
s'' and left standing on tie floor, from which
&c nre caught and would doubtless have de.
= ''osed the stable, hne three story brick one
s<adred and twenty feet deep, and probably
-''s Other buildings, horses carriages &C., had
" ao' been for the timely discovery made by tn,
ssat police.
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EEEtis afSSRACHs g. CO.'S
GREAT COLOSSAL CONSOLIDATED
AND MENAG ERIE.
'ians, Acrobats and Voitigeurs

~-1~SSAN~-AS1
And collection of and beasful Animals selected
by special Agents in Europe, Asia, Africa and America.
viii exhibit at sst. Ellington Wednesday, Aug.
p an. Afternoon and Evening.
Admittance to the whole Exhibition, under one Mann
moth CanvassBoNes, so cents; Children 25 cents Pit
25 cents.
Among the ArtStcs of the Equestrian and Gymnastc
depastments are the following unexamped array of the
first of their profession:
MILE JAMESON,
Late Premiere Equestranne from the Cirque National
Paris. EATON STONE.
The great champion bareback rider.
W. II. STOUT,
The brilliant four and sx-horse equestrian.
B. STEVENS,
The daring and classic principal horseman.
ARTHUR BARNES,
The great English Vauter and 100 Somerset man..
TIE JAMESON FAMILY
Whose Antpodean and Grecian feats have never been
approached by any other Artists.
G. WALTERS,
The daring Gymnast and dashing Equestrian.
w. DAVIS,
The extraordinary Perche performer and American Ac-
robat THE JUVENILE GRACES,
IRENE SOPHIA and JENNIE, three beautiful disciples of
the Goddess Terpschore.
Mr.. W. WORRELL,
Emphacay the Clown of the age the most original wit
and humorist in the country.
7. BURGESS,
The famous Western Jester. And complete troupe OF
Voltigeufs, Dramntists and Pantomimists
The brilliant Cortege will parade town upon the morn
ing of the day of Exhibition, preceded by
HERR NIEBER'S MILITARY RAND
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

A WITTY ToAsT.-At late fremens' supper
at Burlington, Edward Bradley gave the follow
ing toast: Ladies' of sc, like the freman's
bucket, well hoped, and, like fremen, delight
ing in the exhibition of their hose"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

Nsw SnoE SroRE.-Mr. Sweetser has opened
anew boot and shoe store on Jefferson street,
est door to Thos. Hedge & Co., where ain ex
Sllent assortment can be found, particularly full
n the better grades of fine work.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

s8- The attention of the reader is called to
the card of the German Brass and String Band
d this city, to be found in another column. 1t
; veil known as one OF the finest in the North
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

nEALER in all kinds Of musical instruments and
- merchandise, Canes Umbrellas &c.
ON HAND,
Alarge stock of Pianos and Meodeons from the most
celebrated Boston Manufactures at Is per cent from
Eastern prices Old instruments taken In part pay for
new ones.-IerHls toao and LIBERAL. Great Bargains
offered TO music teachers and dealers Tuning and re-
pairing musical Pianos &c, done in faith
fu manner. Sheet music sent any part Of the country
| by mail. BARRETT BLOCK Third st. je26
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

NEGLIGENT CORRESPONDENTS Piedmont
Va, Wing says, 'since the 18th Of December, II
negroes have left the neighborhood of Middle
burg and no more than half have ever ben heard
from
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CO M ERCIAL.
asv,~.r q ,he BnrIlassen M.raes.

.-5-ss- q, 8 =. - $3.50 !. ) q. as,I
- -. -
'a'fce OCT 'as' seeHis 'es'e~ ou' :. e''N''es.
have been made IN prices OF produce Oar streets
have presented an extraordinary business like
s,.- .tc sesson ~h;rb has hem "a s-
- - = - 4,
- os M sese'pss u @ieas ~ 'eA'''' ald ',''
receiving al goods By our merchants uur joo-
hers have no, been idle as their ssles have
rs.la, . 4fj,,.- ,,o;,. tb.n 10, tho corresro,d
'''s Pefioa " Ass year he'a'ie's aAse s''Aa
saiss, their aezson not having YET commenced
Our goots market Il governed br correspond
ING changes aud prospects that rule IN Atlantic
cites. In tie New York market the Indpend-
eat says:
There Is IN active business transasting in the
ury gooas .laae, ,hoassn hol 50 nisiei 80 a. was
~. o. :, p.,,,,s.,d { u,,s,an,. ssia ~ rr;Jss
week The iobbers are very web satisfied in the
man with 'l!eir country collections, though here
az ana 'nere mere are deilclenees oecasioned ~
sell their s,a,.,. hold arar fro,,, 1as, Raves,
There has been OF late more readiness to sell.
and our friends in the West are n better funds
70 pay on tier Indebtedness, IN anticipation OF
OF goods in market, has kept back the tade from
DURING qaite so readily as importers wished, but
al a. aesiraoie goods are steady IN price Messrs.
nsaaa s luton eFidentiy KEPT BACK large
par. OF theif merinoes and cashmeIes purposely,
noahs 80 get n'shef prices as tue french marx
~ = r'srhs me cio1hing Joooers are buying
anu seiihS isrSety Doth 10 their distant ana
He q,. Gus, emsso %, !, .,,,..
, ne county, II is well known, IS bare OF stock,
Na'on ueaiers must repien'sh. domestic goods
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

Middilebury, Vermont, Aug. 49,
Hon. Jas. Meacham, member of Congress,
died here this morning after short illness of
congestion of the brain and lungs.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

II The F. Madison Plaindcaier speaks of
ae detaalting Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
aOn, as "HeN. j. d. EAps' How much of the
|Naool Fund did the editor of that paper get ?
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VIM. M. OSBORN & CO.,

T TPPENCCT'E,S Gazetteer of the World;
IL Websters Observation-Disclosures edition.
Spier Surenne's French Dictionary:
Prescotts Philip II
st Ferdinand Isabella;
Hoods Political Works. edited by Sargent, vols.
Thos Jefferson's Writings, 4 vols.
Just reed at BROWNS BOOKSTORE,
uay3 Sd ST., above Jefferson.
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Now Orleans

- -StW OfItdIIst hug 1Z
The steward Of the missing steamer Nautilus
was picked up in an exhausted condition off the
Balize, he is yet wholly unable to give any par
ticulars as to the sufferers of the steamer
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GAIGE & FIELDS.

GAGE & FIELDS.
Photograph, AmbrOtype ana Daguer.
rcotypc Gallery, over CrisNcll Il
Hilihouse' store, Jefferson
Street. Burlington.
Mr. FIELDS has the pleasure of announcing he has
associated with him,
MIR. GAGE,
for six years operator in Brady's Celebrated Gallery
New York. He therefore ventures to promise his Gus
toners s-#.sa
Photographs, AmbrOtypcs ind Daguer-
reotypes,
in the highest style of the art, with all recent improve
mens which have brought the art state of per-
lection.
He is confident the specimens exhibition at his
rooms-and all are cordially invited to examine them
will bear comparison with the finest pictures from the
best New York Galleries, from any other point,
matter where. And as he does not wish the public to
take this trust, he hopes they will and
Doguerreotypes of deceased persons copied to any
desired size and coore 20 equal oil paintings
Lkenesses of deceased persons also taken
Remember the place, Jefferson ST., between Third and
Fourth, opposite Barrett House. ie19
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.
Gray, Red Of Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beauti-
full and natural Brown Black without the least injury
to the hair skin.
Fifteen medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
VIM. A. Bachelor, since 1885, and eighty thousand
applications have been made the Hair of his Patrons
ofhis famous Dye Prejudice against Dying the hair and
whiskers unjust it would be against covering bald
head with a wig.
VIM. A. Batcnelors hair Dye produces color not to
be distinguished from nature and WARRANTED not TO in
jure it the least however long it may be continued
Made sold or applied Tin nine private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, 233 Broadway, NY. ..
Sold in all the cities and towns of the U. s. by Drug
gists and fancy goods dealers.
e The genuine has the name aud address upon it,
a steel plate engraving, four sides ofeach bottle.
VIM. A. BATCHELOR,
233, Broadway, NY
Sold in Burlington by A. Hendricks, and Squires &
Bloss ie25ly
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First Arrival of Fall Goods

r g. SCHRAMM & co. announce that they have
81 Just received their first invoice of Fall Goods,
bracing the latest styles and most fashionable and desi
rabe fabrics well large addition to their stock OF
Staple Goods Their old friends and customers and the
publc generally are invited call and aul3 i&w2w
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HnEMoNT CLuls.

4, de regular meeting Of .be Fremont Club Of Bur.
uss,sp, on tomorrow.
tuesday Evening, August 2GtA,
.EassEa will be presented TO the Club. behalf Of
,ns Rspusi.css Ladies Of the City
sPEEt,GEs M Y Be EXPECTED.
rsr L.plrs-.,Dr ,eaofa Seats seiA be res0red-are
especially Invited 70 attend.
rH- Torey's Hand VIII be in attendance.
Ins H. 49, d BY 0nDEH or rBs CLuR
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folios RkroRr.-Edmond Etzgarite drunk
~ slsorderiy, fined sl.oo
sshael McConn, drunk aud disorderly, 100
'saa Sennets lying on the sidewalk
drunk. 100
snael Sparrow, drunk and disorderly, 400
John Hines, drunk and whipping his
eet.er.half, fined 1000
nd sent to jail
''ase' Bean, notorious vagrant, fined
and sent to Jail for the Sd time.
Frederick criaek, drunk, fined 400
Martin Oak. 400
John Hagetly, 400
AA,a'as hoiiitadtz, for violation ofSun-
DAY law in keeping his ssere open, s,M
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Miss Anna G. Monroe,

k3AS TEACHER OF MUSIC in Burlington University,
&S9s viii be happy to give Instruction on the Piano
to pupils. either at any private residence or Mt
her rooms In the University building, from the COM
mencement OF the session of study September 4sh
ensuing. ANNA G. MONROE. {
August IL. 1850 anladar
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Life of Fremont.

TUST received the Life Explcratious and public ser.
81 vices Of Col John O. Fremont with portrait and Illus
trations. For sale by J, P. BROWN.
iySu Bar-et House tnilf aes Sd street.
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Magazines

DECEEVEN Monthly and Tor sale by
IL, J. p. BROWN, Barrett House Buildings.
Harper, Putnam, Graham, knckerbocker, Godeys
Ladys Book Lese's Gazette of Ia shon, Leses n. Y.
Journal Baiou waveriy Peterson Mrs Stephens, Yam
kee Notions &C. Also general assortment of Pamphlet
Novels and light reading. augS
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Daily and Weekly Papers,

NEW YORK and Chicago Papers, Daily; Ballou's
N Pictorial, Frank Leslies Illustrated News, Waverly
Magazine, New York Ledger, Ledger of Romance, Flag
of our Union Brother Jonathan, True Flag, Picayune,
Scientific American Star Spanged Banner Boston Pilot,
irish News Citizen, Irish American, New York Herald,
Tribune, and fines, ETC.
ThS above papers received regularly every week
and for sale by J. ?. BROWN,
aug Third street, Barret House Building
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Our Declaration.

Our Declaration.
| the course OF Human Events we think
" IS again necessary for to declare 10 the world
ana the rest Of mankind what We are doing and what
we nope to dos but decent regard for the delicate
sioes OF our neighbors, well extreme nodes
w ,mpel us to make the declaration with moderation
and even with reserve.
HOLD THESE TRUTHS TO BE SELFEvDEsr that all men
women and children, at certain period. need EOCTS q
ald mat they are endowed by their Creator with
ie ihaiiehape right to have them II they can get them
anu we deem II our right less than duty, aid
our eow men as much as possible In their endeavors TO
conform themselves to the laws Of thar physical nature
ana 10 TINS end we have greatly increased stock OF
ROOTS AND SHOES.
SO that we have on hand very ample assortment of all
INC best grades of seasonablc goods and We hope the
sxehs oil burlington aud the surrounding country will
IN ooedence to the dictates reason and necessity cali
al inc pEoPLEs SHOE STORE, and supply themselves
ac things their soees most need and though unable
to say that it be done without money ami sthot
price, nevertheless 1t that that bu, few
IL any VIII know the difference hundred years hence
STORE north side of Jefferson, between Main aud Third
streets. (aug2l) CAFFREY & HARPER.
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NOTICE.-By mutual agreement, G.. r. ATUER.
IN TON this day reires from firm, and JOHN n
BAxTERis admitted partner. WHITE, COOK 4 CO.
August I, 1856. aue In-fx
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AUCTION SALES.

a GCTl0S sALES.--Rs mOyals
"A q. r. GEdls'S 4 Cc'7IOS ROOM Is afnovsp
TO the house lately occupied by Green, Thous Co..
aBsnxing House. deer uorth Of the Wshta House,
friends and patrons. lap2a.t
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Numerous American Works.

THGks SAEE.--A new one horse spring Wagon, a
IL good one. For sale cheap.
jy4 Gazette eopy.) ANDERSoN 6 son.
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| INSULATION of COPARTNERSHHP.
me partnership heretofore existing between the
subscribers, under the name and firm of A. BERGMAN
q CO., was this day dissolved Mr.. A. Bergman con.
tnhes the business paying all the debts and receiving
all moneys due the late firm A. BERGMAN
Aug II, 1856. (au13 1ml Joseph ROM
a MEXICAN ENGlNEER,S ASSIST.
"A ANT" The American Engineer, Draughtsmau
ana Machinists Assistant desgned for practical work.
hgmen apprentices &C, illustrated with 200 engravings
on wood and ID large photographic plates by Oliver
AUG jt,rrs, uausa urJ,,,,.,,
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Lady
have
ISslst-
7 rec
'ti,n.
~ the
y last
same
lcces-
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c>HORT AND SKETCHY, suited to Summer reading
oNeals Charcoal Sketches; The Big Bear OF Arkansas
Pickngs from the Pcayune; Major Jones' Courtshipi
Major Jones' Sketches of Travel Yankee among the
MermaiGs by W E. Barton Stray Subjects arrested and
bound over Sol. Smiths Theatrical Journey W orks !
Sol smiths Theatrical RecolIections Rattlehead's Tray
els: Adventures of Capt Simon Suggs; Wild Western
Scenes Streaks OF Squatter Life, &c. For sale by
J.P BROWN,
.,a Third st.. Barrett House Buildings.
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NEW Fs1GNS.-Com Perry's expedition TO the
" China Seas aud Japan finely illustrated with maps
and plates, Just received by jy2I c. NJ. WILCOX.
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T.ou partnarshiD

TIME undersigned have formed partnership for the
practice of Law under the Arm and name of J. c. &
b. J. HALL They will give special attention to litiga-
ton, in relation to real estate, and in chancery.
j. G. HALL,
au12 B. J. HALL.
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raHLE. Pocket Carving and Butchers Knives,
/ Scissors and Shears, Coffee Mills and Coffee Roasters
Brushes and and Tin Ware, Fry Pans and Grdirons,
Bath and Tubs Tea Trays and Walters, House fur
rishing goods of every kind for sale by
jy1 ): MVhIoN ".
- The ladies of Burlington are invited to attend
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Important to Farmers and Others!
wv hand and shall be receiving for this
w ket, supply Of those very celebrated LUMBER
WAGONS manufactured at jackson, Michigan, of Sc
ected and seasoned lumber, and warranted to be snpe
rior to any wagons in market. Those wanting good
wagon will find it beet to examine our wagons be-
je6-3m. bp OGDEN L Copp
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HAWR.TYE JOB OFFICE.

ruyE tsge seospfly made Wy Ihfk uJ't'is ~ %
w JOB OFFICE
i .ie y.ry tess sasssssis. and prepared 70 DO
pSAlN 4 ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
!, every HAD In syis aad 81 prices 20 compare With
=, s.,aselshmen, within The stats
". have erperieuned Jee Printers. Who have made
o. ~. she ssady u their lives. Al ~erk entrusted 70
sur hands warranted.
s, are po~ mpeh better prepared tan before to
Dr. Il, srders for Books Posters Cards. Creaars, Banks
=. We seyer have. and never sbal. busy ourseif in
.o.aiy selecting business bo, wish II distinctly
s,,ssr.seod, that VII do wort LOWER than any
dat does DO H. The price Of little consequence with
=. NE vok TO do, in manner 10 give satis-
t.ses, nominal prices. or fires gratis, u necessary
G. DIryHAM.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27
NaoS: HEDGE 4 co. offer for sale

l. sALT-300 sacks Ground Alum;
~,,-. 200 bbls Lake.
GuNNY BAGS-35 bales;
WHEAT SACKS, OF Manchester Nils manufacture.