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SsNGEw,s sEwrNE MA.nuNEs.-Au uep

~ who desire to obtain full and reliable information
spectng Singers Sewing Maehiucstler price, capabilities
sizes, improvements method Of working of procuring
them and all other particuarcan do by applying
Office No 33 broadway New York, by letter person
l. SINGERS GAZETTE. This paper is dey oted entirely
to the Sewing Machine interest Copies will be supplied
gratis to all interested
n. Brhc unparalleled success of Sewing Machines
has induced several fl ducnt Limitations them
lnerous arrangements of patcnts-1t which
teen Sns for the nfriuHcmen of have recently
been decided in Cur favor in the IT, : Circuit
YORK and New Jcrsy, In these the of
hod"R da The fabric 10 be stoed 10 The surface Of he machine
bgh Hedt8R pressure which used all Sewing Machines
- has been fully established The Wheeler 4 Wilson and
the Grover Baker sewing Machines, aege, each
fringe three distinct patents owned by We have
against them in several Of the L. Courts will soon
be tried We hereby caution the public buy any in.
ringing Machines AS they be compelled by to stop
using them. and TO pay cost and damages.
~ Local Agents will be wanting make sales Of our i'm.
proved sewing machines To properly qualified
tue business rare opportunity for profitable pleasant
employment is offered
New and improved exchanged on hers, ,rns far
old machines of every kind NJ SINGER & co
Principal Office 323 Broadway, New YORK.
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direction. they were designed aud carried into
execution.
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FROZEN AND pEv0uRED BY WOLVES
death of Dr. +. y. Ripley is one of the most mel
aneholy occurrences of the past season. The doc
tor, in company with Mr.. McCelland lett Gen.
about the last of February. for the purpose
of locating road to the new town of Forestvillc.
They lost their way on the praires, bat wander
ed on until the st of March, when they reached
Round Lake five miles from the proposed town.
Here the Doctor sank down exhausted and would
move no farther, despite every nxertiou of his
companion To induce him to proceed. Mr. McC!rl,
land succeeded IN reaching a deserted cabin at
Furestville, where he remained in "A fam. Einr
condition twenty days. until the arrival of a mar.
ty of surveyors who were To follow him and H..
Doctor. Mr.. McClrand was taken +. Shskonpe
by the company, and is now under the care Of
physicians at that place. Both of his feet were
so badly frozen, Ms to render amputntinn nrcp>>a
ry above the ankles. The remains of DR. Rpry
have been recovered, partly devoured by the
wolves. The Decor was much esteemed By all
VIII" knts him. Il, was about % years If age.
and nei ve "fth,sState Of New Ycrk.-St Povi
(Ninnes6.al Pioneer, Apri |.
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IN O'DoanOghue a sans Mou,S sa,,I., -
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Rheu,natism.-Mls. lngics, Nurse, Catba,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ingcs, Nurse Catherine stree; h..
tween Fourth and Fifth cured Thinks The II ecrc on
wonderful Ask Mrs Ella, eo, 5 Third Il
BuRN-fhomaz Adams No 6 Britron street scalded hi.
iot SO bad that the flesh almost dropped Of ed DoCrats
Smith City Missionary.
- From Dr. Williams, Columlls Pa March Cd 1861
ihof T. DE GHi1H X Co -Cicnts: am out of your most
hghy esteemed Electric Oil" again Sales are nrrep sing
"ln me aud SO are the cures Ihave bottle
from one to four people tn which can testify Please
ware me dozen sma medium, and large sizes draw
on Inc for the same Iours trulv - -
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CANApA.--It would appear by the following,
which we extract from the Hamilton &c. Wy
Banner, that our Canadian neighbors are hecom
ing DISCONTINUED with imported Governors, and
impatient of his Exoellency's hsbits of aristocrat
10 exclusiveness.
I'VE will have an elective Legislative Council
bill passed in afew days. We must have also an
elective Governor. The people in Canada are in
position to choose from among themselves a
man competent to I'LL the highest post in the
country.-Itis time that an end was nut 10 the
abominable system of sending out to Canada,
broken down. oharacterless baronets aud lords
to monopolize our most respectable situations,
and to ride rough shod over the sons Of the lus
ty yeomanry, by whose brawny arms the resour.
css Of this country have been developed.
Last. Saturday, lady Head, daughters, aid de-
csmp and two or three servants, came up from
Toronto by the morning train on their way to Mia
CARA Falls. They occupied q separate car. the
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TENO EVhENEKS AND OTnEKS- p.r.n,.
desiring to contract for the the uIgs IF
iFnchhnTg thegcmRy inspect the
tons Prof Murtcos study from Tuesday the 2od da Of Anil
until Friday the Isl May ensuing The advertisers do po
engage TO lake the lowest tender viii be
less the character and surety of the persons
be satisfactory and the amount within certain sn,
Al iurther particulars or explanations viii given bv tho
Architect at ms office, from until O'Clock p M daily NV
WM NJ BLACkFuRDl
SAM X. COX spom,,
April 22ad, 1855 w ,,.,.
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sudden Chnngcs.-As the approac lit
Tor sudden changes in the weather coughs
more numerous Permanent lung induced
ny them The friend of the Scrofuous will
1t peculiarly adapted to this Although have ap.
piled successfully after all hope had abandoned
Is much easier to remove before the disease confirm
cd would thcr ford advise those who subject TO severe
colds coughs asthmac affections procure snnn,y ii
the "Antidote, and keep constantly by them They will
lind an nnang friend to fy to in time that "
not dsaPp"n their most sangune expectations DR. virgins
scrofnou Antidote docs not fail to give relief In the above
complaints in few hours. See Advertisements
apl elm
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Bakers Premium Biticrs have now become
an universal Family Medicine, and gen
orally by able physicians, the Dyspepsia
Nervous Headache Deranged Liver dc.
The certificate below is from worthy widow lady OF Han
over county of undoubed yeracty:
WHITE PLAINS, Hanover Va Jan 90 1855.
Mr. L. BAKER, Proprietor of Bakers Premium Btcrs:
Dear SrI withhold the high inaiion have of
your valuable Family Medicine and in making
complaints have suffered years with dsorlcred
stomach &C. which csaued enjoy anything
ate without disagreeng with immediately atter ards
had to be diced, but that did relieve complaint
then commced using various remedies said give relief but
all to no purpose. began TO think should
through this short life with but little enjoyment
godsbut Pro, dence provided. in looking n.wspa
per found that Bakers Premium Blister highly recon.
nended for disordered Stomaehs &c. procured
tie and never in all life found any give
speedy relief am sorry think that mislel long
without knowing of such valuable medicine take
great pleasure IN recommending others affected
tllr manner Yours MARY " EITETr
For sale by Messrs, Strothcr Whitehead and Staber
Jones, Lynchbnrgi and by Druggists generally
ap lots
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Z
erfcters White Of Buffalo, and Epping n Il
have been placed thousand dollars each
making and selling limitations OF AYfrs CHfRRY PEcToRA
This right the Law should from imposition
all l. should certainly protect them from ben imposed upon
by aworthiess counterfeit of such medicine Cherry
Peetora We only complain that the punishment
half enough. The william who would paltTy gain
ately trie will, the health OF his fellow men, by taking
their lips the of hope they sin king
ting ia schoodan utter deluson should be punished
least severely he who
trv--Green CO. Bdnnr, C0rr0tOa, III AM 10 I'm
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CALIFORNIA IrEMs.-fhere is great Complaint
in California of dry weather. which seriously If
fleets the miners and the crops Gold dust, how
ever continues to reach Sau Francisco to Il CON
sdr' liable amount a> miners are supplied with wa
ter by artificial means.
Very little doing in real estate at San Francis
co. Loans on merchandise are being negotiated
nj per cent. minimum, and ON real estate
at IA "a.
About eighty tons of copper ore from the Ari-
iona mines in the Gadsden purchase have been
received at San Francisco.
General Wool with his staff arrived at San
Francisco on the 10 of March frem Puget Sound
where he left the L. S. Steamer Massachusetts
and the sloop of war Decatur--all we'll.
The papers of Oregon and Washington Terri
tories are filled with accounts of the Indian war.
Lieut.. Kauiz % the Sth infantry, and eight
men were wounded mot murdered has been
stately hy the Indians ut Seattle where with 20
men he was surrounded until the arrival of re.
Inducements, when he put the savagrs, 200 in
number to Aight
a Young white girl named Olive Oatman aged
l6 years, whose father and mother, together with
four of her sisters and brothers, from Iowa, had
been massacred in 1851. while enroute to Cali
fornia, was rescued from the Mohave Indians af.
ter being fodr years in captivity. She has al
most entirely forgotten her native tongue, being
only able to speak two or three words. Being
asked in the English language her name she re-
piled "Olive Oatman:" Is tutuoed ON the chin, and
hears the marks of hard slavery. She was n slave
for two years with the Mohaves, whn sold her to
the Yumas. She rescued through the efforts
of the Z. s. Army officers at Fort Yuma, who
paid ransom for her. younger sister, cnptu-
red at the same time. died six months ago.
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II O'Doanoghue a sons Mould Candles.-so
.nio, >, '0' "aie D! HtHAhDY ( Co
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X. WILLIAMS. Druggist

~, -, PoTTSyI:LE. Pa. Fab 25 1856
ihof ~ GRATH * CO.tents: would like have
Electric Oil aud control of L,s nn,ro
case s'l Us SIX dozen Zoe au dzen medium three dazc
truly 1nt,[ : - ~ - ~ ~. IL,
ne lscnunc) Eict,ic Or and The ty,nun1 l.cr.
NV WI seiis-nake note OF thS;.t r,la..nbar tha
~ Fenune unless sSned IN writing i,us !Hh Co,
l a, T., >lth Also see the blown guss
we nc once Is 80 South Eighth seo three tlos bcloH
Chestnut, Philadelphia - 49,
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6tusLDKEN's smOEs.-Any ounn,;,y a

TOR marking Handkerchiefs lines sc. sale at The
Makci mouse yhchourS Let those In want call
ahln , a'i themselves b. s. HAMILTON.
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4 ga RE a.a ni,d u.y,n, CT
lind uness y fg IN the long days sumr deu ~
brig si5re q H.; S; uiop In ~ II THOMPSON s. COS
per -, ieie you can tnd any grade am a m o. ~
best bro;5 not be disappointed your selection t.
.xx -. lapl - ier.sif
E:; nv ON f'h nan esonc Waite HOUSE toe :, far,
vi ON street on the corner below ,bc ~ '""u-
apl 2l-3uf y -'' "''hcd'''y Apply 10
D. nODES
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n AND sAPs.-Fust received. NIL the
new styles Of fine Mole Skin Dress Hats every variety
OF style price and color Of Hat and beautiful assnr
heht oil Panama Florence aud Dunsable Braid Bird Eve
Lcghorn and Straw Hats Also very pretty drab Cor.
orod md Checked silk Summer Caps
AMI 2td6citts NCDoNAJ n g. uaonrn
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.., % South eighth ST. Ihiladclpfis.
or sale al LF Sesy's, LyIchbnrg Purcell Iqdd Cu
a S,aoh General Agents and all the principal Drtsi.
"hi NNIEl1nlr IN me State L.t1.sL NM
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~ SION MERCHANTS. No. A FRoNT str ct NV Yorl
o. Liberal advances consignment
Mr, lNNnt ADAMS would be pleased to hear from his
friends NJ ms house JAMES A. CONNOLLY
apl 23dly ROBT NJ ADAMS h
Daily American organ., 1856-03-17
.A.1,<,,Ssoo~4at q ItnosenPaa~. 1''rs~

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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.

The great and principal characteristics OF DALLfs
Magical Pain Extractor consist:
LIST. Ofis failing AMI unique property, as soon
applied to any external injury to check Inflammation
nstatly, and rapidly to reduce This feature consti-
ues Its great to alleviate the pain efburns scads
and OF other painful diseases incredibly short
space Of time and W III appear from the few tssmo
malls hereunto annexed Every intelligent mnd Is fully
aware that in all OF external injury the pain Is
produced by Inflammation ofte injured parts and there
fore, II you remove the the effect must
3D. Its purifcative properties neuraize the poison
that Turk in the system, and will when applied to
the draw rapidly all impure matter the surface
AID eject Thence the great discharge 1t produces from
occasoned by burns, and when applied old and
nveterate Salt Rheum other diseases
Each box Of Genuine Daleys Pain Extractor has
upon Il Steel Plate Engraved Label with the signature
of c. V. CLICKNER & CO., proprietors, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer. All others counterfeit
Price rs cents per box Sls- ~ t.fe
Van orders should be addressed to C. v. Clickner
Co., "a Barclay street, New York.
For sale by JF Taant Burlington and Druggists gem
ernlly throughout the q. g. aug l46md&w
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

TERRIBLE AccIDENr.-A young man named
Bartholomew, marble cutter, and nephew of
Mr.. Sherman, of the Sherman House in this
place, was accidentally shot yesterday by COM
rade, while out hunting rabbits. His comrade
let his gun go off while unlocking il The
charge struck himin the face and eyes, at a dis
lance OF four or five yards, the accident occur
ring in the thick brush We saw him yesterday
as he was brought in to the Sherman House; his
condition was pitiable in the extreme; both of
his eyes, it is feared, are put out, the right one
having two shot through it, and the left, one
shot. The physicians think, however, that he
viii recover Belvidere Standard
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NEW sTORRi NEW GOODS!!

u Ee tfAss Or = FISHES to inform the citzens q
Burlington and Fcmity that he has fitted uPa store
Third Street oer she Barret House. for the purpose
OF carrying en- xhe wa.rs b. n AIRING 4ASR
aEWEsF.s h.ip ess- His goods are all new and
embrace me mest as aonahle Styles aud AL no may
favor him Ii tAssr atronags may rest assured OF Cd
fuss such article represented 70 be- ana
q =. low pa ICES an be found In any scstern esfao
nshHsns Repairr done in the very bes, manner and
al ~oIk Warranted Please give him eau and satisfy
as is considered no trouble e EXHIBIT nus
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

rar Noos Psoprcn EAsrnerAKrs.-- Mons.
p.,,v ofparis has established 10 the Satisfaction
a The Academy Of sciences. that the unequal u.
traction. Of the moon has a sensible effect IN the
,rodoc.lon Of earthquakes. Itisa well knosn
=, that the solid crust Of the earth bears less
,roporsiou 70 its fluid part than the shell Of an
- does 70 lis meat, and consequently Is Is sub
! Get to the influence Of the sun and moon As the
..ter Of the ocean. Mons Perry, In corrobora.
tiop of his theory, has collated the results Of
seyc, ,housand observations, by three indepen-
dan, methods, The correctness Of his conclusions
The almanac makers win, doubtless, get hold Of
dis Improvement; aud we may expect TO mud
IN eur future calendars, Hook out for an earth
quake about this time.
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WM. A. RATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE!

~ INs ne nlA aA2AHAs. y 20
Gray, Red Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beautiful
and natural Brown Black without the least injury to
hair or skin. go; stsg ss p
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
VIM A Bachelor, since 1889, and eighty thousand
applications have been made the Hair Of his patrons
his famous Dye. Prejudice against Dying the Hair and
whiskers UNJUST would be against covering bald
head with wig. SE
VIM A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces . color not to
be distinguished from nature and is carrnned not to
njure 1t the least however long may be continued
Made sold applied Tin nine private roonsl at the Wig
FACTORY, 4S3, Broadway, N. Y. i' 5 -
Sold in all the cities and towns Of the U. s. by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers. s
E The genuine has the name and address upon It,
steel plate engraving, on four sides Of each bottle.
as ssf t& WILLIAM A. BACHELOR
aug IA 6lnd&w 238, Broadway, N. Y.
For sale BY j T. Talant, Burlington. - :
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

A NEw AND DAsegsous CogSTERrEIr.--The
Portsmouth Tribune says: 1--WE have seen with.
n day or two several counterfeit - bills on the
Southern Bank Of Kentucky. The counterfeit
nav be detected by the engraving, which is much
llrh.er than in the genuine bill. The vignette
On both genuine and spurious is farmer on horse
back, overseeing hands harvesting and loading
wheat, One mark will enable persons to detect.
Ii the genuine bin the head ofthe man receiving
the shcaf Of wheat on the wagon is not darker
than the rest Of thn picture On the counterfeit
The hesd is jet black. The paper il rather light
or IN color than the genuine, but heavier In text
ire The Cashiers name on the genuine bin Is
Nh Norton, but In the counterfeit, the B
would be taken for an 10" n
A number of these bills have been offered In
Portsmouth within few days. They look new,
snd no doubt are fresh issue. as Thompson's
Reporter does not describe them" l@f
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

|. An Irishman observing dandy taking his
usual promenade in Broadway, steps up to him
and inquired, show much rent do you ask for
those houses?" What do you ask me that fors"
Faith, and thought the whole street belonged
IN ven = s.-5
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

NORTHERN Cross RAiLRoAp.--The Quincy Re-
publican says: 'sThis road we are informed, is
now completed, except eight and a half miles be-
yond Prairie City. We are in hopes that q
through train to Chicago will be run by the first
week In January
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

tA- The Court House of yanderburgh county
Indiana, fine new structure, was destroyed by
fire on Monday. The books and papers of the
public Offices were saved. The building was one
Of the finest in the State, and was built not long
since the cost Of $50, 600 (.
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CINCINNATI. Jan. 2

=
Flour AND GRAIN--The Flour Market continues
dull, and the only sales heard Of were so brls
{extra) at s7:s5, and 100 do (superfne) at s7:25-
In Grain we heard Of no Sales
HoGs-The market continues very dull, and
prices are again lower. The sales comprised 5ft,
head yesterday av. 30 lbs, at $3.50; $50 do
Today av. $50, at 1925; 400 do, av. 100 to
200, at same, and 100 do, av. 800 at $3.50
At close 1925 was the outside for best lots, and
buyers generally lowered their views to S..
PRovIsroSs-The market is dull and very much
unsettled. The only sales reported to us were
500 green Hams at 64c; 500 Sides, at SIC, and
TOO bxs large and short lniddles, deliverable in all
the months, at &c, pkd. There were several
sales of green and bulk Meats but the particulars
were not allowed to transpirc, and matters are
SO unsettled that We will not undertake to give
quotations. % aa7E af5.s 'iia ,5lsS
GRocERiEs-The market is very dull, and the
transactions small and unimportant, There is no
essential change in prices, however. Sugar ranges
from n to Sic; Coffee 1e@124c, and Molasses,
40@4lc. ,' - .s3As s.7z hlaFs AiH a
DRIED FRuIr-A sale of 300 bush Apples at
$l:2o. The market is very dull, and sales are
made with difficulty. ,-t@ .s2a
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UR. ISAAC TKHOMPSONS MUCH CELE,
BRATED EYE WATER.

IN HtfTUS StfIHU
This old much celebrated remedy for all diseases Of
e eye offered to the public in entire new wrap
per Each bottle will have Steel Plate Engraving with
the likeness Of It's inventor, Dr. Isaac Thompson New
London Connecticut with a,c sisne Of his signature
together teffh c sine Of the signature Of John L
Thompson sole proprietor, and 1885, River street Troy
N. Y and none other can possibly be genuine.
Persons particularly cautioned against the coun-
teret and should that they purchase but the
above described.
For sale BY Druggists generally throughout the u
and Canada aug 14dkw6m
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

Hisr TO LApIrs-Curran, speaking of Madame
De Sssel, who was by no means handsome, but a
splendid conyersationalist, said that she had
the power Of talking herself into beauty" La
dies should think Of this Beauty lies in other
things than fine features and cosmetics. 3
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anr 1Ifxsros, Jaf 4. y
n rsssher changed saisiay nisdt and Z f
nov extremely cold
Oar streets ~ throaged siaily, and business
4 uunsaaily brisk The ice bridge over tbe river
Is perfectly solid and seenre, 50 much 90 thas 2
number Of ears hare been brought across on the
ice. 4 good deal Of trade Is doing with our IL
iinois ncighbors on the other side, who are visit.
ing M in considerable numbers.
Money matters are still fight, and VII remain
50 probably, until returns are had from the pork
packed here.
Hogs are sin coming in, though not n g {,
barge numbers as during last week and the week
before We noticed YESTERDAY several small lots
which we're better than any before observed. -
Our slaughter houses expect to run for the next
three weeks They have engagements which
win employ them that time 1t least.
We have to chronicle another reduction in
price. We quote Al s. 1904 Is, which are the
outside figures per hundred for hogs.
( WHEAT-spring 81 Ie@l 10; Fall q ss@
81 80.
s C0RN--25 to SOC.
s RYE-7Oc.asss
BARLEY
0ATS-e5c
BEANs-4l l5.
POTATOES doc.
FLAX SEED-sl Is.
TIMOTHY sEED-sl so.
CLOVER-S6 90.
e Proviaiens &c.
PORK 34ca44c. b
LARD-lIc. gT
BUTTER-2oc.
HIDEs-Dry. ll@lsc; Green, 5@sc.
EGGS-2oc " doz. ~
YLouRcits Mills, " 5o@s so y Dbl.
PORK-$17 90 ID Dbl
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~ The Queen of England has sanctioned the
New Brunswick Prohibitory Liquor law. The
Law went into effect on the LIST. s5
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"Bob, is that dog hunter?" 'No; he's half
hunter and halfsetter--he hunts bones when he's
hungry, and 'sets" by the fire when he's salts
E.l0 7.. 81 3 4
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-09

AsseFdinE % the Syracuse Chronicle, two hun.
~ Sssa aassnss slaves have passed through that
~. tsln the past year, md thirteen within the