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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-01
BUSINESS CARDS.

BUSINESS CARDS.
CITY HALL MARKET.
STOW ELL 4 BROWN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Beef, Pork, Lard, Ram sc.
PRODUCE OF ALL KINDS.
Ix SS'''' : ''O"AND' dawt AA0S' DA0wS
~ n e " o
Gunsrnith, Bell Hanger,
AND LOOK AND KEY JoBBER,
II Mechanic street, Worcester Mass
Musical Instruments Of every description tuned and
repaired. All work warranted diff So
80 H N Ma so N,
POWER LOOM HARNESSES.
No "a Pearl street, corner of Elm street, Nashua N.
Orders solicited dom sJ5
EZRA kENT.
BILL POSTER AND DISTRIBUTOR,
No. IS Mechanic Street. aa2s diff
I'D VISION MARE ET.
@. BELCBER d co,
Aliens Alock,. Of Main and Pleasant streets
Wholesale and retail dealers in Beef Pork Lard, Ba.
con- Tongue Smoked Beet Sansages, Tripe. and Vege-
sbles, for cGshr DIFF je16
GEO. T. $. CGRTIS, REAL Estate
~ BROKER. 1877 Main street.
On hand for sale, Modern built and Cottage Houses
Several valuable arms, one near the city.
. Dwellings To exchange for farms.
l4oO Acres Timber Land in St. Lawrence county, NJ Y
800 Acres Farming Land in Virginia.
Lots in different parts OF the city. \
One superior Seraphine, very low.
ap15 dtf
e. 10. LAMsON ~ CO.,
-DRALEBs M
New and Second Hand Furniture, Croekery
and Glass Ware Stoves Carpets, and all kinds
Of House Furnishing Goods.
NIB Cash paid for secondhand FURNITURE, at
66& 6S Main Sc, by e. h, HANSON 4 co
jy22 d1y
sLATER,s ROPE WALK,
10 Rear Qunsgmamond Bank,
n A. DODGE, Hack No. 2, has removed his
- team to his arn in Of his house. No. IL Graf
ton street. All orders left at the above place. or az n Par
kers stabe opposite the Boston Worcester Depot will
receive prompt attention
NJ D. Carriages washed at short notice, at the above
place, my26 diff
gRgO sPoRTsMEN.--If you wish any kind Q
Sporting Powder, Gaps, Shot, Fasks, Wais &C..
coll at BROOKS sTEARNs,
my2o sFraa atI stree.
aBEFRIGERAToRS.-- large lot Of an inn
y proved pattern just received, aud for sale al IN
usually low prices, by n. @. PARTRIDGE 4 CO. $50
Main street, opposite the Postofice. da jy15
BOILED ClDER-An extra article, FOR sale
Ap by rlam BROOKS 4 srEARNs.
Oh DIR
HpOsTERs-ot all Sizes printed with dispatch
the Spy once
DIST 2l2 Main street.
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PRoFEssoR sILLnfAg says; SIT forms no ciirksrs that
cannot be easily crushed IN the naked hand 1t kindes
easiy few biete Of wood suffice 10 effect It's IGNITION
and u burns freely with clear and perfectly clean
blaze. Covering itself In the ashes Of il own comuson
this Coal retains fire hike hickory wood and II thus eft
undisturbed II will gradually consume entirely In an
open crate T. kindes without The AID Of blower and
time, and unlike the harder anthracite il does not 10
when the quantity OF Coal in combustion Il reduced
below certain bulk and Intensity.
Is similar to "Lykens vaeyn or "Ffanklinn Coal and
can be sold At less price.
cargo Just received and for sale at
GREEN STREET COAL YARD,
w. A. HAcKnR, Agent.
oroestor, June Is 1857. dan
1877. a nI.Inc, Is /. !, M. - -. -.
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SP E c 1 L TIC E
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-01

E1E-0PENLNC.-The Proprietor OF The Wor
E& cester Gymnasium, having re Atted his Gymnasi
UNI in superior would respectfully give notice
to his friends and patrons that himself and Mad Mn-
will meet their respective classes, and after
MONDAY the 18th inst Hours for ladies' from 10 to IL
m, and to p. m; gentlemen from to 6, and to
10 p. m. A. M0LlNEAUX.
s25 off
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4 MEXICAN { FOREIGN PATENTS.

sosEpH BUCKLEY, CHARLES P BANCROFT.
81 daHtf
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WESTERN TICKET OFFICE.-Through
w Tickets for al the princips cities aud towns in the
West, via Albany, Niagara Falls Buffalo or New York
city, at LEONARD 4 CO.'S Boston and Eastern Express
Office. $50 Main street. diff meh3O
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At LESS COST THAN ONE THIRD
z IA OF CENT PER HOUR, light is produced
than from eight FLUID Tubes, by burning Knapps Patent
Rosin Oil Lamps. it ts cheaper than Burning
Fluid al cents per gallon. Call and see
the Lamp, at SUMNER pRATT'S store Worcester.
SMITH GRossMAN, Clinton, Mass Proprietors for
Worcester Hampton, and Franklin counties in Massa-
chusstts, and the whole of the State Of Rhode Island
Town Fights for sale. sepS diff
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W0RCEsTE Err AlL1
MISCELLANEOUS.

q Es's GERMAN LAROg SAVING
n e0AS-The best article in the market for sale BY
sIs dtf II. GRIFFIN co
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0RFIoEs.-1sO Main street, Worcester Horace Cooks
Store. Woonsocket; No Exchange street PrnYidence

J. h. 0sgood. Agent. General Express Office No
Lincoln House Block, Worcester. du nj
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17
MARKETS.
f.hi6aro Narket.


= Friday Eve, June IL.
But little activity was manifested in the pro.
duce market to-day, and prices snow but little
difference from yesterdays rates.
Corn-67aesc.
Wheas-4l ,20a1 rs. $4,000 bus. cold to-day
attl,a5.
Flour-Sales Of So bbls Aqueduct mills at rs.
There Il but little demand for shipping, and
market dull for large lots.
oats-Sale Of sss bus at size in store; $50
bus in bags to retail trade at 5sc.
Rye-In demand at LILO.
BaSicy--Nominal at 75ca4l.
Mess Pork-Firm, sales Of $50 bbls at S2s
and 20 do at $3.50. Clear steady At 425.
Cut xeats--In good demand. 10000 smoked
hams in lots sold at l3al34c. 5000 do should
srs at Sc.
Lard-sales OF s3 bbls at I4c.
Butter-Firkin and roll butter dropping
plenty in market, sells at I5al6o.
Eggs-In good supply at l3al4c.
Posatocs-Duli at 81 ,ooaSl.2o.
Besns-S2, 25as2, 80.
Berf-Dressed scarce at Ease.
Cbeese--Western Reserve Cheese, fresh, LA
l2e, Hamburg Ice.
salt-Fine BY the Dbl $l,75as2 Coarse per
pkg Of 800 lbs s2a2,l5.
Coffee-Rio l2tal3c; Laguira lSial4c; Mar
icaibo 144c; Java l7al74c.
Molasses-Prime Cuba roc, Sugar House 7sc
Plantation 3Oc.
syrups-Portlsnd roe, Beehive and Grocery
Soc, Extra grocery s5c.
sugsrs-Cuba l2a13c, fair to prime coffee
grades ISal5c; crushed, graduated, pulverized
Ice, sales of n. o. at lsaI2c, fully fair SC.
Poultry-Very scarce; Chickens 30aS5c each;
Turkeys l5al7c per h.
Lumber-Green per N, boards LIST clear $3Oa
$3s; I'd do S25a2s; common $11al3; Gull SsaSlO.
Flooring, clear, s20a25; siding, common slla
Sl5; clear sl5aSl6. Fencing s12al4. Lath
per N, S2,75as3,25. Shingles, cedar and COM
mon ship per M s2a2, 25;Icity warranted S4a4, 25
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10 the Public.

take this expeditions mode of replying to
multitude of letters containing orders for A.
Ladd's Paris Prize Piano Fortes, and which with
my present supply am not as yet able to fill.
Since the astonishing news came across the At.
lantic that Messrs. Ladd l. Co.. had brought their
Piano Fortes i'll competition with three hundred
American and European instruments at the
Worlds Fair at Paris; and had been pronounced
the best in the Exhibition by the Judges, the
whole working material of their immense es-
tablshment has been brought into requisition in
vain to supply the enormous demand for these
incompatible instruments. But am just in re-
ccipt Of letter from Messrs. Ladd & Co., APP
prizing me that after the LIST of June they will
be able to supply all orders promptly, however
large and extensive they may be, as they have
quadrupled the size of their former very large
establishment. To those requiring further in
formation with regard to their Instruments,
would say that | am prepared to send books by
mail containing the account of this great rictory
Pianos, prices, &c. | am also agent for
w OOaward " l5rO&nS, ana /. Gilbert Il 20. s
Folian attachment Pianos. Messrs. w. 4 B.
have been presented wish thirteen Gold medals
for superior Pianos exhibited at the various
American Fair< and Exhibitions within the last
nine wears The Giiber. Pianos are too widely
known 10 neeG a word of recomme nda.ion from
me.
Those buying Pianos of me will have their In.
struments tuned and kept in order, free of ex
pense; quite an item in a sparsely settled coun
| try like Iowa.
A. w PERRY Music Dealer
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MEDICINES.

1t is estimated that ArERs CHEERY PkcroaM AND Ca
rHasrrc Puls have done more to promote the public
health, than any other oae cause. There can be no
question tina, the Cherry PICTORIAL has by its thousand on
thousand cures Of Coughs Colds Asthma, Group, In
uenza Bronchitis de-, very much reduced the proper
ton of deaths from consumpve diseases In thls coun-
try The Pills are as good the Pectors and viii cure
more complaints.
Everybody needs less pnrging. PURGE The
blood from Its impurities. Purge the bowels LAYER and
the whole viceral system from distractions Purge cot
the diseases which f.sen the body to works its de-
cay. But for diseases should die only Of cid age
Take an.idotes early and thrust from the SYSTEM be-
fore 1t is ye, too strong 20 yield .s...
AJcrs Pills do thrust out disease, not only while IT Is
weak but when 1t has taken strong hold Read the as
founding statements Of those who have been cured By
them from dreadful Scroula, Dropsy Ulcers, Skin Dis
eases, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal
Pains, Bilious Complaints, Heartburn, Headache, Gout
and many less but still threatening ailments,
such as Pmpes on the face Worms, Nervous Irritable
ty Loss appetite Irregularities Dizziness in the head
Colds Fevers Dysentery, and indeed every variety OF
complaints for which Purgative Remedy Is required
These random statements, but are autheniica-
ted by your own neighbors and your own Physicians.
Try them once and you will never be without them
Price 25 cts per Box-5 Boxes for 100.
Prepared by Dr. G. AVER, Practical Chemist Low
ell and sold by all Druggists and Dealersin Medi-
cine through this section. june o-2n.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17
Important to Females,

DE-. CHEESEMAN'S pILLs.-The combination Of ingredi
in these Pills, is the result of long and extensive
practice; they mild in their operation and certain of
restoring nature proper channel In every
have the Pills proved successful. The Pills invariably
open those Instructions which females LIABLE bring
proper channel whereby health is restor
ed and the pale and deahly countenance changed tc
healthy No female can enjoy good health unless
Is regular and whenevera obstruction taxes place.
whether from exposure cold any other cause, the
generalheath Immediately begins to decline, and the
want Of such remedy has been the cause Of many
consumptions among young females. Toladies whose
ah will permit increase Of their family, these
pills will prove valuable acquisition, ashley will prevent
pregnancy. Headache most always arises from the in
terrupon ofnature and whenever that TIKI case, the
Pills ariably remedy ailthese evils. Nor they less
eicacous the cure of Leucorrhcee, commonly cae
tbeWhites." These Pills should never be taken during
pregnancy, as they would be to miscarriage
Warranted purely and free from anything in
furious olfe health Full and explicit directions ac'
company each box. Sold in Burlington BY Squres 4
\ Boss. ri
These pills are put up in square Eat boxes. Person
residing there is agency established by encos
ing One Doarin letter, prepaid, to DR.. G. L. CHEESE
NAN Bieecker-street, Y City, can have them
semitic their addresses by retu-o of mall
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PARRY & FREEMAN,

iSucCeSsorS to j. NJ. swami
Corner Of Z bird and jefferson Streets
IIAVE now received their stock Of Spring and Sum-
I mer Goods, consisting of great variety of rich
and elegant goods, which will be sold at elowet
ket price. 5
Dress Goods. t-s a.-
Avery rich stock consisting in part OF Barege, Jaco-
net and Lawn Robes, Plaid and Figured Bareges, Tis
sues BriiIiants, French Jaconets, Lawns, Plain and
Striped Debages for travelling dresses, Black and Fancy
Ores. silks, together with great many other styles
Of Dress Goods TO numerous to mention.
EnbrOizi9rieS and Lace Goods.
very fine stock of French Worked and Lace Collars
and Sleeves, Edgngs 1nsertngs, Flonncing, Dimity
Bands, Mourning Collars, &c, &c.
ManIiiiaS.
A handsome stock of Black and Fancy Silk Lace and
Berage Mantias Also good assortment of Grape and
Summer Shawls.
HonncIs. Ribbons & French Flowers.
large stock hand, including Misses and Chidrens
large stock hand, including large sizes for old
Furnishing Goods.
Ene assortment of Goods in this line, consisting in
part of rich Embroidered Curtain MUSLIN Buff Curtain
Goods, Damask do, Marseies Q Its Linen and Cot
ton Sheetings Napkins, Damask Table Linen Towelng,
&c. Also fine stock of Carpetng.
Gloves, Hosiery Il NEirts.
A full, assortment in this line for Ladies', Gents and
Children.
fun stock Of Muslins, Tickings, English and Ameri'
can Prints of choice styles.
Cloths, CaSsimeres & Vestings.
Spring and Summer Fancy Cassmeres, Ma-sees Vest
ing Silk and Satin do, French Linen Driliings Coa:ngs
handsome Summer Cravats, Fancy Ties, Fancy Hall
Hose, silk Merno, Isle Thread, Cotton Under Shirts
Clothing.
A nice stock OF Spring and and Summer Coats ant
Vests Of fashionable styles
Also-Men and Boys Straw Leghorn, Palinleaf ans
Soft Fur Hats together with great variety Of othe
| Goods too numerous to mention.
| Purchasers are requested to call and examine.
I lSsy Sr,hn
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17
Melodeons and Church Organs.

T HAVE just received my first lot ofMeIodeons and
l. Organ Harmonious. FOR Churches, made by Mason d
Hamln of Boston, and have also heretofore COM
plete assortment of the instruments of Geo. A Prince
Co., of Buffalo. good judges agree that these two
houses the Gully manufacturers in the United States
of reaHy first class MelOde0nS. their sole Agent
in this REGION sell at their prices without additional
charge for freight and warrant every instrument to give
satisfaction. .
THE ORGAN HARMONIUN
Has two of keys, four sets of reeds and eight
stops, as follows: 1, Dulcana Dapason 8, Flute; q,
Prncpal s. Hautboy; g. Bourbon; z Manual Coupler S,
in the larger class. The compass of the keys is five
taves same that of the largest size Church Organs
but the Of tone is full octaves. Compass
of Pedal bass, two octaves
This instrument possesses several advantages over
pipe Organs. p" s"
1st. Its prce-beng furnished at less than one-hd!
the cost of an Organ with the amount Of power
and variety.
3D. The comparatively small size ofits case-occupy-
ing much less room than an Organ.
3D. The fact that 1t is not affected by heat or cold
change in the weather and temperature.
4tt. Its property of remaining for long period in
good tune II well known that pipe Organs amos,
constantly getting out of tune which deracts materially
from their usefulness where tuner is at hand.
Full descriptive pamphlets catalogues, of Melodeons
on application to H. H. HAWLEY,
may ~ Western Music Store.
ID 0DNIS to X ent.-Some of the mostdesrableir
III burlington, for offices or lodging rooms in Starr
building Third street, north the Barrett House
Enquire the Western Book, Music and Hat Store il
tae first story, of (dec.27.) H. II. HAWLEY.
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St. Louis, Tuesday eve, June 9.


Weather warm and unsettled to day, with no
alteration in freights to New Orleans.
Business rather light, with several leading ar.
ticles very dull and dropping. Whiskey firm,
and provisions looking upward.
Flour-Market extremely dull. 81 brls SUI
periine at 81; 20 do extra at so; 3s SKIS super
fine at 1926, and 22 brs rye at $50.
Wheat-Market GULL Sales of s2s bags spring
at l,2o; SO do at l,24; l,2oO bags do at l,25;
400 bags mixed spring and fall at 1,25a1 ,2s; 6s7
bags prime spring at 1,30; 2OS bags prime and
choice club at l,32al ,35; s56 bags mixed fall
at lao; 2O5 bags good red and white at 81, 55
and 272 bags choice Zimmerman at $l,7O.
Corn-Saes about 1000 mixed at 70a7lc $50
do at 69c; $3.50 bags yellow and white at 74c;
5s2 bags white at 7Sc.
Oats-Dull Sales of 2o4 bags inferior at Cd;
1893 do good in two lots at zoe.
Lard-200 ties prime sold at l6c--an ad-
vance.
Bacon-Firm at l2sal3c. Little in market.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

New York, June 12-1 Pm.
flour-market firm, with moderate Demand
Sales 5000 bbls at Sc 306 So for super sate 20 for
extra do: % a1dG6 81 for super westero; 50 9507
80 for common to medium extra do. Canadian steady
with small sales a. IS 06 80 for super; 81 20@9 90 for
extra do. Rye -four firm at 81 50D6 rs.
Wheat-scarce and firmly held. Sales at 81 61A for
common mixed Genesee; 81 97h for white prime Ca
madam.
Rye-held at 81 25Gll 80.
Barlsy-Quet. .t. .a, s-.-. -.-.-..
Corn-market dull; Sales s5@97c for old mixed
ern. .t. ...s s.- o. 49,
Oats-du sales at 59@65 for canadian and state.
Professionally sales 500 bbls at $23 50Gt23 10 for
mess, and 80 20@19 81 for prime. ...... 49, ..-
Beef-frm.
Cut enthusiastically; loo for shoulders and IN for
hams. .r..-s
Lard-frm at 141.@14Jsc.
Butter and Cheese-unchanged.
Whiskey-sales at 340s34hc. .. 1..
Stocks-generaily steady
Money-plenty at GQ11 per cent. on call, and s19
for short best paper.
Exchange-frm at 109Htol09a.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

Pre- MPrIoNs.-The whole number of acres
of land pre- empted at the Land Office in this
city during the month of April, was thirty-thrce
thousand, five hundred and four, and thirty-nne
one hundreths (s3S, 5o4 80 1907. Pre-empted
with warrants 26,099 $4,000 acres-with cash
7,404 69-lOO acres. Amount of cash received
during the same month 1926 70. Taking this
AS an average for the year, and we have an
aggregate of 492,o52 6s.l0O acres of land in
be hands of actual settlers, at the end of IL
mouths. Were public sale to be ordered soon,
the 'mber of acres disposed of, would probably
be four times the amount given above.-Ne-
bra SIX ian -.-s .e.. s--s ...
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17
GLEN COTTAGE GAR DEN.
sorru ELL, BURLINGTON, IOWA.
SyR awRERRIES AND CREAM.

THIS beautiful retreat opened TO the public and
l vii, continue open through the season every day
and evening No pains labor has been spared 10 lay
ing of The grounds making promenade walks through
the whole tover Eve acresI in erecting arhors and
swings and in ornamenting for the reerestion and
psstime OF the citizens Of Blrlngton and strangers.
CITIZENS may rely being seea supplied, during their
/ Ice Cream, Lemcnade, Confectionery, Candies Ci-
oars &c Also all the varieties Of fruits in their season.
Pie Me parties entertained and refreshments and nu.
sic provided, on due notice being given
The highest market price viii be paid for Strawberries,
gaspb-rre. Curants and Black berries as their
comes in, If delivered at the Garden
iuoe Is-s.as E NAY. ST.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.

There never has been discovery made in Nateria
Medca, whereby pain can be 50 quickly allaged, ard
where parts il i,gh state of Inflammation can he
rapidly !nca th:ir natural state where wounds
and be thoroughly and rapidly healed, and
decayeI parts restored without either defect
than wilh ALLEYS MAGICALPALI EXTRACTOR.
In Cuts wounds, sprains, ard bruises, casualties &c
which children constantly sujectthe action of the
genuine DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, is ever the
same! How much pain and suffering may not thus be
prevented Moreover life often dependent upon
having at hand the Genuine DALEY EXTRACTOR r, and
for parcuarso OF which respectfully refer my print
ed pamphlets for the truth of which hold my sefrespon
sibie.
Nocase fburns and sca!ds matter how severe has
yet in any one instance, resisted the all powerful
pain subduing and healing qualities o. the DALLEY's
PAIN EXTRACTOR. ..ss -ra.s-.
NoPAIN EXTRACTOR Is GENUINE unlessthe box has up
it steel Plate Engraved Label with the signatures
Q. v. }LIOKENER Il CO., propriesors, and HENRY
DALEY manufacturer. .-- ..-r
Price 25 cts per box.
~ Allordersshould be addressedto O. " .Olickener
Co., 81 Barclay street, N Y. ..-
Sold ey all druggists and medicine dealers roughou
he United States. a25lf
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

Tsy RsckNr SEDUCTION CAsK.-The rumor
4 ConselyeS had disposed of his estate before
M en-, is incorrect. The plaintiff waived the
laegm> perfected Judgment within I'VE min
costs and condition Of the verdict for $40,
u'ss after the. hours afterward Mr.. Consel-
200. About eigh, >owledgeda deed of sSaa,-
Yea executed and sck. - his mother, which
600 worth Of real estate !, after the verdict
deed was recorded the day aement 4 lien
Was rendered. thus leaving the ju.. 'nns were
on all that property. As no except.> = the
taken By the defendant on the trial or \ =
charge Of the Court, We do not see how =.
possible for Censelyea to escape payment Of the
serict--N Y Tribune
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17
REPAIRING SHOP.

nSHE undersigned being permanently located In Bur
lington tenders his services TO all who have any
repairing Of Carriages Wagons TO do viii ind II to
their interest to give call VIII do painting OF
Carriages wagons lower than be done the
quality work manufacture to order Rowfeys Pa
tent Spring Buggy from sis $50 lower and from 80 TO 70
Rs nghei than the Elliptic Spring Buggy. My principle
business Is keep general Repairing Shop and win
give entire satisfaction charge All ask Is
fsir trial. s
shop corner of cour, and Water s,s., Burlington,
Iowa VIII keep Wagons and Buggys for sale, which
Uii be warranted E. G. CROWLEY.
may Il-SpSm,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-06-17

MYSTERIOUS AND BARBARoUs.-In the slough,
in Township 6, in this county, not far from the
Washington line, and in :he immediate vicinity
of the Lone Tree span of fine looking
sorre horses were discovered yesterday morn
ing with their throats cut. They were dead,
and the barbarous piece of viainy had evident
ly been perpetrated during the night The
tracks of a man were discovered, who had ev-
identity led the horses there, perpetrated the
deed, and left them. The motive for such an act
it is difficult to imagine. Personal malignity
and revenge could hardly devise meaner dc.
vclopment. The horses are not known in that
vicinity; and it is supposed they were brought
from distance.-[I Iowa City Repub.