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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30

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4Ss8 Hta q. 8. NAIL AND EXPRESS ROUTE. @9
70 HEw rosE AID sosroa, saA. snsHAnrrox, sARAroeA
L. r.ty fsc- sPRlnos, 5t.
And gu ponts In New England, via
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN q LAKE
SHORE n. R. L "a. ~ =
and Lake Shore Route the only one connecting direct
" In the depots, thur avog entirely the annoyances
O. ferryne rver,, - via Michigan Central and Gree.
-. ~ THREE TRAINS ADAr, ~ s,ias
Sundays excepted carrying the great through Eastern
One hundred andtwenty miles saved TO Cleveland,
Pttsburg Harrisburg, Phadephia, baltimore and WASH
neton over any other route, and the most exdedious
cute to bunaio, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York and
rRAmsLeAvH, VIE. " -"s
ls-Lghtning Express, leave Chicago at.....7.l5
arrive in Cleveland at9 ~, Yew York and Boston
ad-Express Mail leave Chicago at.........spx,
arrive In Cleveland morning at o'cock, Pitts.
burg at noon, Philadelphia, baltimore New York and
Boston next morning. - lsa
Sd-NevY York Boston Expressi 8 Is IN
arrive In Cleveland next day at Pittsburgh and
wheeling ats P.n Philadelphia, Baltimore, etc., fol-
lowing mcrnng; also connecting at Cleveland with
trains for Dunkirk and Buffalo, arriving In New York
the nextd day at noon, and Boston At Ann. &
Alithe above to allpoints
| Ia Ohio and Pennsyivania, without any detention.
Only two trains on Saturday leave at 80 r., and
500 f.H- at.f .s44 .4sE A Tfs~
Only onetrain Sunday, leave at s45P.x.
The SEQ p r. train on Saturday, reaches Cleveland
..sBaggage checked to Dnnkirk and Buffalo, thence
to New York and Boston.
Only two changes ofcars between Chicago and Pitts
burg. Maast @sA
Through Tickets good for S65 days and 6hours allow
lug Passengers TO stop over any where the Route
Passengers destined for Philadelphia Baltimore Wheel
ing, Washington, ETC., will cave from IL to "a hours
time by takihgany cfthe above Trains, any other
Route. a t5- MA ss5 ta.t fafa4sti
Passengers IRVING IN Chicago on any Of the roads
will find attent.s heck agents the cars who will re-
ceivs your CHECK 5snd convey your baggage free Of
charge to the Michigan Southern ears. t-ss-r..s
TICKETS can be had atthe General Once Of
che Michigan Southern Road, under the fremont House,
Chicago; and 1.-THE Passenger depot Of Van Blu
and sherman streets, aud al the Railroad Offices n
the West. $3.50. @s Ga . ..@t t
Passengers holding through tickets BY this line win be
transported free OF Charge from the depot OF the Chicago
and Burlington Galena and Chicago Union, and Illinois
Central Railroads to the Michigan Southern Cars.
5ii* M"M G GEO. NJ. GRAY, ta
s@ oeHFf& General Passenger Agent,
Office under fremont House Chicago, atthe Pass eng
Depot. vi [Chicago, Nov 10, $50.
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The Way q Yankee made a Dozen
ChlOkena.a .tas LIZ - =.

! One Of those peculiarly slab-sided, gaunt
Yankees, which the prolific soil down east
produces in abundance, lately emigrated ard
settled down in the neighb0rh0od Of chest
nut Hill. He was the very picture Of .
mean, shifty Yankee, but ~ he put himself
to work in good earnest to get his house to
rights, his neighbors willingly lent him .
helping hand. After he got everything fixed
according to his notions, thought struck
him that he had no chickens, and he was
powerful fond of sucking raw egga He was
too honest to steal them, and too mean to
buy them Az last thought struck him
he could borrow. He went to : neighbor,
and accosted him:
Wal. I reckin yon hain't got no her. nor
nothin you would lend me Cor fcw wceksY
4 will lend you hen, with pleasure re-
Piled his neighbor, picking out one Of tho &
nest in his cOOps. a. Wse ssaa 9ass8
The Yankee then took the hen home. and
then went to another Of his noighbors, and
borrowed dozen eggs He GOT tho hen ON
the eggs, and, in due ssonrss of time, she
Matched ont dozen Of chickens The Yam
keo was again pux1led- he could return the
hen, hslt how could he return the eggs2 An
other idea land who ever saw Yankee with.
out one y came TO his relief He would keen
the hen until she laid dozen cgga. " Ne
then returned the hen and the SgTs 70 their
ownsRA rsnsrkipg. = h did -;
Wei eusss fveaeot - dne . adosei5
chickens e you ever laid your eyes ON, and /
hey dds cost ~. . can't nIthsf q "a IN a.
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The Creased Cartridges.

The first intimation of the emeute in India
1--WE know not whether to call it rebellion or
reyolution) was accompanied with the news
that the native troops had reyolted because
Of certain creased cartridges Every one
does not know what this means, SO VIC will
explain it
Among the Improvements in modern war
fare introduced by the East India Company
into Hindostan, is Il new description Of car
fridge, in which the ball, instead Of being
spherical, is oblong, terminating in cone.
This new shape enables the missiye topro-
coed straight forward, like an arrow from
the bow, when discharged from, the musket,
instead of losing force and speed Gas the
round ball does) by turning over and over in
its progress through the air It is necessary
to increase the force with which the cartridge
is emitted from the gun, that il should pcTv
tightly occupy its place in tho barrel. The
cartridges therefore are exactly fitted to the
barrel, and to enable them to be driven home
BY the ramrod, the paper of which they are
made is fabricated with grease When the
thus creased, is put into the gum
barrel, whoever has to load the gun must
bite of one end, to allow the powder to be
placed in communication with the touch-hole, 4
LurUuku WHICH ~ IcCclVcS tuc BPNEA VI uauiC
which discharges the weapon. ..f
Now, this ID what the Sspoy LITERALLY the
Sipahi) complained Of. He believed that
he cartridge was creased with the fat Of pigs
IAN unclean animal among tho Asiatics,
whether Of the faith of Brnhma or Mahomet
and his religious preiudices were outraged
BY being compelled, in biting on the car
ridge end, to bring his mouth in contact
with the sbhorred grease; to touch It with
his hand was an abomination, but to put his
Ups to it was violation of his mpst cherish |
ID belief ssI s sss
A jpdicious man, governing British 1ndia. |
y Lord Canning does, would have called in |
II the obnoxious cartridges, and thus made
J nOnesssi0a to the religious opinions |
Nos, If You will-of the peoT b. Bat
lotd Canning il not .. judiciopa lsaa. He |
. simely wslleoAnsetsd noblemsn, consid- |
,rsblyou Ct elbews, who took his degree in
be Cirounlocution O@oe, and was nade |
Fissspy u 1silA India bseanoA - efoAs
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MICHIGAN CENTRAI RAILROAD.

CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
rJNHE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage OF
i Erclus;re Telegraph Line, used entirely for the
movement Of all trains thereby avoiding possibility Of
collisions delays, annoying on other routes ii'
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
5:i5 a. m. Hxrssss M,,I-%,king Sirec; through
Boston. siH-iA +F w. 2'--i.e q
7:A5 a. nm. CMclSsATI ExPnrs-Making direct
connections to Lafayette, dianapos Cincinnati New
Albany, Louisville Dayton Columbus GAINESVILLE, Wheel
ing, Pttsburg, Baltimore, Philadelphia and Washington.
7:45 q. m. TELmsArH Exrssss.. Arriving At Mag
ara Falls Buffalo next morning, New York At p n,
Philadelphia, via Emra, at 10 Z. NJ, Boston At 10 At
night. Connects at Paris with Bunaio and Lake Huron
Z. X. for Buffalo and al points East. .sa 5is
800 y. nm. AFTERNOON ExPaMs-Arrives in New
York at y second day or Boston at ~, and At
Philadelphia 1880 second morning.
$3.50 p. ma. NrcHr ExPREss-Arriving at Niaga-
ra Falls Or Buffalo next evening, New York, 1t p T.,
and Boston r. ~ next day. Connects at Paris with
East Connects .. Michfran City (except SATURDAY }
with New Albany Salem X. Road for New Albany,
indianapolis. Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, GAINESVILLE,
beeiOniains wheeling Baltimore, Washington, Pitts
~ 7Ae Tuirs on ae Gsicago, Bw5iaoto~ d Qufn-
Tega catsas Rss,road. ~ so ae sas Depot
~ Chicago, ring he erprrseso passengers u hack
Asre aad trdavsr cr Baggage. LA
Trains make direct conneotion. a. Toronto With ,he
sas2 GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY!
TO Kingston, Ogdensburg, Montreal Quebec, and all
points in Canada East, Northern Vermont, New Hamp-,
tits well known by the travelling public that this Road
has competitor OF equal facilities from Chicago to
Niagara Falls, New York, Boston, Ogdensbur8h, Mon
treal, &C., &c. - 5. @.1# .s.s
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday night Is
this $50 r. NJ One Train Sunday, at $50
r. NJ No 500 p. M. Saturday. l.gsb aGI f 10
Baggage checked through to Niagara Falls, BufAlo,
New York, Boston, Elmira and Philadelphia.
tWP Passengers arriving at Chicago BY any Of the
Railroads. will find competent Agents the cars, and
baggage the depots, to receive checks and
convey their baggage to the Michigan Central Depot free
Of charge.
THROTGH TICKETS GOOD FOR NINETY DA Us,
Allowing holder: to remain over and resume their
the Passenger Depot foot Of Lake Street. and ct
the General Ticket Office, Corner Of Lake aud Dearborn
Streets, Chicago, opposite the fremont House. ~
II. J. SPAULDING,
May 1851. General Pass. Agent.
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!. A Coon LIKENESS. Some soldiers who
wore quartcred in a country village, when
they met Ct the sollcall, wsre asking one
another what kind of quarters thos had got
One Of them Sid he had gctvery good qaar-
tsrs, bat the strangest landlady ever he had
--she always took him On A comrade Dc.
ielared that he would baillc her He went
and offered 70 shake hands with her, say
ING 49, Ni,l X saataa,Gs tas.A ~ SaAAA1lH ~ess
How are you, Elspa 2 n a- AZ. lss s. ps'
Indeed, sir, said she, sc hac the better
q me; dinna ken yc,' ''5s@~ sfgtsl ~,
y Dear ElspA. DO " no ken ma 4 am So
tan g sister son!' MI. W s3ai4a IA trls u
Dear save UNI quoth she, looking him
broadly in the facsi Oh, man, but ys're like
yer uncle 81 g u Il ay
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Ie Worlds Fair Prize Chuynn y
Or. Davis, Adjustable ChnrH uuoR4
Worker Conn bin cd--fuiemlcu ieb. q
1884, .se T. ~
A n our State Fair. held at Mascasine, LOW, n
n October, (isS6,t this Chnrn alone had . Pfssu
awarded il although there were eight OF ten ohsrt
on exhibition, and indeed II always tai e the hrY "
Churn over all others are rs follows:
1st. II win produce butter In IS short time ~
other Churn. H..tts a4r .a gs
"a. II will gather the butter aser /, s prodacst
@ ID. 1t will work the butter into roll ard eIp11u
butiermlk erefron completely, without the hsld -
4th. NNili salt the butter before taking D.
the Churn. Ys. &Kl
9Th. II can be operated By child with perfect -
ard 10 % easily cleansed as any other Cburn. ~
Apractical operation will convince any person ~
truth Of these statements.
Below are . few Of the names OF practice, butsRn
ken, who have subscribed TO the following cert6x
Wis: We are nov usinR the above Churn and ! -
Maker, II charms With ease and facility and a,so pr
works ana saitr the butter In perfect rsnn6hfr
taking Il from the Chnrn, and ve cheeifully Ieea1s
II ~ the best Churn We have ever seen.
James Wocdeide, James Hiliery, Robert Brevr, II
Gseea. Hamilton Brown, james Dickson, Pa
samuel Poster, Alexander Hlemng, JsI eniAh La.
Thompson, b hates, John Wild, Samuel Moas
Davis, Jacob Wilhelm, James Robertson. Y.
The subscriber has purchased the right 10 mash
ture anr sell the above named ChuYn In Des Molp0s
Henry Counties, Iowa, and Henderson and W.
Counties, Illinois, and 10 now prepared TO hrrlA
Who win hvor him with their patronage.
II These Churns are also for sale at 8 Kinhe4
Co.'S, Keith Robinson 4 Co.'S, and q Larmsns, }
iinGton, Iowa.
shop corner Of Valley and Eighth streets.
feb 23-wtf N. p. GRCTl
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A Fighting Turk

Pierce Pugsnt, Of the New York News,
tells the following good story
=. During the operations of the Allies in the
Crimea it was resolved to carry the water
in from beautiful spring Of the finest Gro.
ton TO the camp. Leather pipes or hose
were employed which were laid on the
: ground One morning while the water was
{ being supplied. the minaret sounded to pray.
. er, and one Of the Turkish soldiers imme.
: diately went fop on his knees to praise AL.
lah! Unfortunately he went down right
: upon the hose, and his weight consequently
stopped the current of that "frst Of ele-
lnenfe, AZ Pindar calls water in his first
0lympId.
: Get up, cried an English soldier You
ley yous avez, Ia bonte, mon cher, Monsieur
! 10 TurqHe, cried Frenchman with native
1'poliseness, to git up
as5 That amt the way to make Turk move,
-issied smother, this is the dodge" So say
ing he knocked his turban OF Still the pi-
GUS Nassulman went on with his devotions.
I'm make him stir his stu,nps,' said anoth-
-sr Englishman, giving him remarkably
smart kick Tothe wonder Of all still the
s66turbaned, welikicked follower Of the
yRFophet went praying on as though he was
AsSOsty horse parson. ~ +
"a = sHoot way mon-lJl show you how we
0rvs ubstiDate folk in auld Reekie' quietly
.Obsefved an Old Scotchman-hc was, how.
yeser PFsventsd, Cor the Turk, having fnisl-
.sAhm4 Allah Wis en- allah, rose and began 10
nike on his coat then to roll up his sleeves
ed bsdsw his hands with saliva, and then
Xet himsef 10 the most approved boxing at
Eksds. ala Yankee Sullivan.
= ~ eAea advanced in true Tom Hyer style
NJ Mo IN MIfnA ~. III 4 - II 4
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tbegs3atAlp Y litn kpr}i,aI, klhcy made :
G1nnsbese0e1As - etes10ls iuUl Mss tltff -.
sAWsga1h 40, 1ths4 y uckt day, aadp idb
- Mln atai No Ustiia9ly the sr|ds
g. asptHq 99a AF1 thsqa yoans sp!iss Fl
'Ao4N!sy u "a " Az cxplite Of their,
aaA ~ oalJ Toraa AsiDickfd snp wCr We
fhnqe ssroiiN Vel ~ rlttaN0& 1aune cod6lag
nver kbas Npr4 al Tie MhihN aAsl Nrhin Ne gOs
ito tbe hoasS he. sedb1D shisssbrelscrs We
thsosis ~ snsssr q saf s5iod oslo
hsRs ais isAinf (5,sasis shst4) said ,ShS1
broshess. W Az ssoosseetIg AeGdnf tell tlIis1i
What liekas, ead ttAs4ESefe .gsau't skPalsl
iAhy'mtrs thatdhy buts.ge4hfecs.~., 49, W
~ IAN'nexs iMofhfn HthiSa f]th$r Sbtarted oat
anda tetufHcd vi4 tlle v OH lGfss 81 money.'
an like the other xXK ~ chdb' y ell what It
meant. The daY Althet that, DE youHsesg
van wlnt ont End q CARA hseko wild, The
sooner the hetkher, s,ba ssa .,eN-n.ts ,ltegaSl
ii Well Asxt Morniip whsn,they var goia 10,
work IN the 16sld they saw . daskobject ly-
ing II tho road, aad SbSxlad, what mas it but
II ded man, who was mnrdhercd. and left
Fthsre BY some blaggards. Well they were
taWkin and conshiderimhow and BY hoom he
was murdhered, whiap 4 jintleman cum RI
din up The road, and he shtopt 10 AZ thin
what Il was. Sex he ns z.
Who Murdhcred che man r w.
we three, ses the ooldest shoin OF his
In9lish., a1isissssi ies' ss'lN'iF sa.'' w
what did u d. Il for Z sez he ,aagin.
Purse o.. money, says the other go
Don 70 know yen be hung, Coz doin that
same sea he agin., n aa8fsrTsge noss{ 'abai
The sooner the bctther, sses the young.
sst, and thin. the jintlcman rode away, dish.
gNsted wild the coolnesHov thin So, begor,
they Wor aTrishted, IN thried and convicted
ov nurdhes il The freht degree, and exthir.
payted their crime on the gnllas, and al for
larniYl lnrlinh ~ Ll19aaM a--l .s-Lls ~ n
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5 p.,,4.a.a w.....u. ~ EkTIsk rhiS rHls
SCREArEsr inisssSSsosyErv,s
RrgeH1e GenewRy eoe ~ -
DETECTING COUNTERPART BAyT "A.
DascYibang kvsvy Genuine Biiin RE
a Exhibiting alta Glance Every Counisrss,
~ Anasgsd % ad.nirahlv A. RRsypv-c,@
81 and DETECTION INsrANfASsMs
R. No index % examinsi No puvss A. -.
- But 80 simp!iesd and arranged u,st ,he -,
Bsaksr and Business Man can ss< al ofe -
NhAs taken years 70 make p.rftetNs
g 10 y A II DIS Owe \ n
The urgent necessity for such I vo,t ~
bean felt by Commercial msa. II has been -
q 70 supply she call for such . Preventive, -
but TO be known TO he Universally Pat,rr,.|
4 does more than has ever been asasiap,eS w.
- II describes every bank Noss IN a,n,'~1
~ gusgrs, Ea0itsA, FSs~ch da6 Ce,ss.
Thus each may read the name In Nm vvnx.
q Tongue. ERT-
q TERns.--The paper will be about ~ N n.
r. and will contain the
! rMosf Perfect Be~k Vote Zfsf Pua,las
Together with the rate Of Discount. Aso N.
u All the Private Ba0keHn In A.
A Complete summary of the RmAxcs :, =
and AMERICA will be published In each edna
% gcther with siithe i~sportsnt NswsovrHs bsy
p INTERESTING STORIES
- From an old Manuscript found In the East I
~ where else to be found. II hes never ye, =
" In print, and furnishes the nioaI complete wv,
- St+ aN ORIENTAL LIFE sf-
a and describing the most perplexing posss,
~ which the Ladies and Gentlemen oftiAt n
81 have been 30 often found. These stories y
tinue throughout the whole year, and VII On,
e most entertaining ever oEeredtc the PuhHs. \
Et e Rurnished Weekly to subscribers orly.
agar. Allletters must be addressed 10
f8 #f AK s0t JOHN 9. DYE, Brsl.
Publisher aad Proprietor, 20 Wall st., Nes n
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P1eeuec1 MMysls14-ln!PYcye ~ ~
i IL sInple and postaels machine, formed on D.
Cooss priucipe entirely OF eass iron, for farm ~
plantation use, and designed for preparing fpod ~
stock which does ~ the rate of fnu 70 fvnssf SCs
rsa Roua. accCrding 20 ths siss u Ne NIL An i'm
thsh sotIssts In aaaine another Core and ~
q CEpshcr-. together vith an Improved Bridge Ir.s
andtA subsstuSfne boz Platform In place III the -
iegs, ~ means " I'll o. vAcA the speed d nearly ~
bed. ana when requredl the Mil 10 adapted ass y
rinoing sAsiled CORA Int Aomony and nns med =
~ fuahins \ bStk yards, ten Il isen qasrss u -
Y 49, eashel 49, sesaseed, and tls bslsncs b sssAN
hcnony, or good food for feed.
~ Adsantcgss " osdisS Com ard o.
-aigalio nj siis9 1es1 Fpsssa -saiaaas q VISA
OAsSs Says IN 1854 myseif and Srosher raised iss
So eSesrq, and paPoAAssa 10 hseA efsatais = 49,
~ 0rsshsr, ushlne y divide our Interests olsss1
oNssa Sshsspss han drsa ps9ada Tor N ekcics sfta
eAs>A " The number q seyeny had. aesspstA, -
~ Sssed Ne seventy. issvinr one hundred ssdlvsS
~. NAthep Ngsds1 Der ouru, - ~ hb - ~ oso!s
APd had winc ground together With The cob apA
= sssaee.s naatdeS N~es ar6unA tho yasd. NyoseI-
81 sesa ~ nss knld ga nses q lsnG = nias -
p ny one hundred and twenty. Whsa ~ go -
out - ~ hsye dGon milne; and when Ne as,sssSi
yesmv, the tAls 6sFe weighed and sel1, vs. feuns
fSaAl ~ cfe1e Aaas eaiee1 Avs pssuas Ne h.ns-.
evsr soeeh Shes ~ had gaissd. and ~ pFoaA 49, IA
" 49, sss3s.s; sf; ". q -: sss
SsPsE21lxsf EnfX. xoBfxsoN : CO. -
s-ola seaaaoe eeyyIzw bns 80 $3.50
A NEW and superior article Of Ladies 49, 49, ..s,
"A leu iaer Braces, frse fsoa the ohlsciioe sASs
Aefeeesefe Of bending the arms. For sAle y
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sAn Irishuan addicted 10 telling strange
stories. aid he cav man behsaded with his
hands - hshisd him, who directly picked
yQh1 Aeae end put Il on his shoulders in
tho ei4htRaaea 'Ha! hat laughed by
:ennser hvw could he pick mp his hsad IL
h's hseSs yere ted behind him Ard.
sureaeekA fDal ye ara, oaiA Pa sAsd eeud
ncs he pick il up wish his ssseht To oaA
beck wid Per heshsEusionr
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ABBOTT & KINGMAN, ga4
6wH Na MANUFACTURERS OF "a sl
SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS,

y. t.A4- ' e DEALERS IN
LUNBER, La tn. SHXNGLES, &c.
Factory, Yard and Office, 600 Clark Street, between
Taylor and Twelfth Streets, II. I. .sd N. F. r. II.
Freight Depots, rs .1 ChICAlsO.
CHAs. n. ABBOTT. BENJAMIN y. KixcMAx.
List OF Prices furnished Dealers application.
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FURNITURE +! FURNITURE :!
Fresh Arrivals at
4a Fl. G. H A Z d Us
.4+ +Hg.,s ~ U4
WHOLESALER RETAIL FURNITURE. BEDDZSG
d LOOKING GLASS WAREHOUSE,
Jefferson S., between Water AMI Main, In Mr. Poste
waits new four story brick. .5yr E

MIR. HARDY returns his thanks 20 the
11 citizens Of Darlington and vicinity for their
prevou. patronage and solcits continuance, feeling
confident that he can continue to give periect satsfac
ton.
Owing to hard times I have purrhased Goods very
much lower than fol merry, that II enables 70 eel
all Goods in my line from 20 20 p per cent less than any
other house In the West, and all Goods warranted q
good represented or the money refunded. My stock
consists OF the following Goods, In 5.ssa3A W.
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NNCEs FENCES V1,as,..

s..s kENCEya0ENor,
sais sii sss. s,nss A :, I. Asna ~
rsoss psestas anA sisss. We can n. sss.l6s
- ~ y Interested 10 ne iser1 81 ...ay
Ios f.rnersis . the tess po,.Ib,. -, ~.
~, - ,.ses' particularly in fencing y Ane
ina 60 - .Mncas mach labor ana 49, \
sSrenssst And most durable iron E,ss 4 -
ost.s 's'sss, cssiaes requiring Isss rspsisss
EAssern and Middle ssases, and 4 -, sns -
~" n s,nsrsi approval Of the public. nv
hss,s - ~ reqaire fence FOR . Mont :.
"a Sdsssn;, rs e @ly ss., Sns ::
ever Others, IN that sheY ai,sru,, =. n. ~
s.Iucs ~ AVN, And thatshey enhHaee y.,sa.
svcy Ne symmetvy shd beauty Of or,anr.-r,., -
We take pleasure In recommendinr ira - .
q Railway corporations and cnn,ra sss,.' N "
Nsnng confident that Il 10 the beat. chesr -
and most durable kind Of fences shs, 49,
We Invite all TO call and examine our - -
Iss.ceoo. - a8kklTH. nDBINsOx A.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30
ansl BIack

And great variety OF articles usually kept In 6rst
class Warehouse, which too 10 mention.
Mahogany aud Black Walnut Looking Classes from 20
cents $s 90.
Gilt Frame Looking Glasses from 81 % 10 $50 90.
Mattresses 81 - to 80 o.. - ..4. .-+ "a
Brass Clocks, with Iron frames nom ~ 30 10 IS 90.
liberal discount made to country dealers lsspti6bp
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30

A corpulent, clergy rose at public
dinner to return thanks, which he did by
laying his hand imploringly on his stomach,
and saying We tina, Thee for those bless
ings so plentifully spread, and onr capacity
to eniov them. ai ~ hnoi hnd t1ahf @N
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30

/ ABOUT I.EARNIxG AND TADPoLEs Most
men seem to consider their school learning
as if it were like tadrole's tail, meant to
drop Oh, as soon as the owner comes to full
growth. lg aa8 ~ t< aaa 143
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30

A SENSIBLE DocToR--A doctor up town
gave the following prescription for sick Ia
dy, few days since: "A new bonnet, q
Cashmere shawl, and pair of gator boots.
The lady recovered Immediately. " a@, -as
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30

PUscn ~ ExrEnllnsc1. -PuncA saysaxpe-
risnee b NE : flannel waistcoat thai W do
not think Of putting % till W have caught
eo0
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30

Wy @ DIR. WEAVER'S '-A Al4e
CaMkcr nnd salt Rhcuun NyYup, and
GeFale. Fa
It indsputabe fact that the above medicines are
the only nfalble remedies before the public for
Outanecus Eruptions, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Sore
Legs Ulcers, Old Fever Sores scaid Head SeoFbutie
EYnptions, etc. etc.
For sale By ALLrs HEspRicxs, Burlington.
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