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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03

/ IMPROVEMENT IN DExrAL SUaGsRY.-An In
geaious instrument for operating upon tssth,
~ the aid Of galvanic action, is now IN nee q
Liverpool. The apparatus consists OF galvanis
battery, connected by wires with two plaeina
| points. These are inserted in the diseased
sooth, and are, at the will Of the operator, mo.
montarily heated TO rednesa, the effect being,
= ws are assured, 10 destroy tie nervous sen
eibility and remove the pain insan .aneously.
The operation j. said to BE- certain and effectual
4 melancholy accident occurred Al bradford,
Chickasaw county, on the 18th inst, 40 We
learn from the Cedar VALLEY News Of the 2lst
Il states that NJ. Isaac Chapel, Mrs. Campbell,
and J. B. Foster, accompanied by his wife and
child, went to the river to have . plss,ure ride.
They oil got into the boat excspt Mrs.. Camp
bell. The current carried the boat against the
bridge, and was upset. Mrs. Foster and her
child we're drowned.
AccIDKNr.-A small child Of Mr.. Williams, OF
Osprey, in this county, one day hast week while
playing near = well in the yard, lost is balance
and tumbled headlong to the bottom, . distance
Of some 90 feet. Assistance being close 81
hand the child was promptly rescued from it,
perilous situation, and strange to say, it had re.
ceived no appa,ent injury, and soon commenced
playing around again a. though nothing had
embryo Sam Patch.-Albia Rspub.
Great rejoicing Was sccasioned on the Sand.
wich Islands BY the birth, on The 2osh Of May,
Of Prince, and heir to the throne. The usual
salutes were fired, and congratulations INDUCED
in. Next day after the birth, al! the places Of
business in Honolulu were closed, and the Di-
plomatic Corps turned out to felicitate His Ma
jesty, King Kamshamsha Ill. on the event
The King, By proclamation, styles the new
conner. His Royal Highness. the Prince Of
Hawaii"
We learn that Lord Richard Grosvenor, Lord
Henry Cavsndsh and the Hon. Mr.. Ashley left |
St. Anthony, Minnesota, on Tuesday, the 10th
inst, on buffalo hunt in the wilds Of Dacotah.
They went with the same great party which |
Mohammed Pasha, the Turkish Admiral, was to /
nave accompanied. They win be absent in the /
wilderness sone six weeks.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03

DEEPENING THE CHASNHLs or RIyERs AND
hARBoRs.-An apparatus for deepening the
channels Of rivers and harbors has been tried
recently. with good effect. The apparatus con.
ssss OF triangular frame of timber, securely
fastened together and properly braced, having
IRON teeth inserted in it at distance Of about
one foot apart, BY which the earth 10 loosened,
to which scraper is affixed at the base Of the
trlangle-the loosened earth being thus scraped
up and exposed to the action Of the currsns Of
the stream, to be washed by j. into deep water
The frame is made twenty feet in width and
length, o.as to act upon that width Of channel
at each operation, and is suspended from float
At the depth to which it is required to deepen
the channel, 30 that the apparatus will only act
on the parts that are less than that depth. It
10 towed from . steamer by a tow-lne alta
to ring At the end of the frame, and 10 drawn
over the shoal parts until they are excavased to
the depth and width required
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03

- ouF readers are well aware shat ws have
.'s ao'eftised patent medicines-but We now
'' 90 advertisement Of Ayers Pills, not
/, 's We are paid for it alone. but because
honestly believe that Dr.. Aver 10 one Of the
u''clAn' and Chemists Of the age, and
4. W know from experience that his
t' recsoral 10 the best medicine for Q
y. M, 'ass vas ever invented. We have been
" OF . severe Bronchitis, and have
ca. " " our family With unfailling success for
o.. coughs, whooping Cough. Group. &c.
-. saoofs who have tried these Pills rep.
-tn.s . an extraordinary good medicine.
esaS 1sArthur, viasoa Co.. Ohio.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03

A SHoENAKERs PRoNlsE.-The Undertook
Rough Notes tells the following about shoe
maker who plies his awl in that village:-"Once
upon . time he promised to have pair OF
boots finished at specified day for Ex-Pres.
dent Van Buren,, but failed to have them done
when called for. In the meantime the express
ident started for Europe, and was gone three
years. Upon his return he called for bis boots,
and was told they were finished, nth the creep
fion of kreeinO oufg
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-r .s;,o, ~ tho Gazette, having, will

rrTb. editor Of tho Gazette, having, with
ri. usual ssgscity, abused the present Council
g, the act. Of preceding Councils, and scan
d.li,ed the present City Engineer by laying to
i. charge the monstrous blunders Of johnson,
,ov seeks 10 divert attention from the back.
handed lick at bis own friends, by asking US .
number Of questions which are without point or
,pplcston TO the matter in hand The object
b TO proven. his readers seeing what ridicu-
lous position be has been placed in by his igno'
rance and stupidity.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03

ARTISAN WELL.-The State OF Ohio is dig.
ring an Ar,esian Well At Columbus, and the
contractor has completed his contrac Of boring
1850 feet, bu, it is found necessary to bore
stll farther, and to prevent caving, it is con-
tempia,ed to enlarge the bore, and tube with
nas, iran nina
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03
All Hair Dye. Abandoncd---weo d,s-

All Hair Dyes Aband ON EIDE. w Gods.
Great Article has taken the Field.
Professor Wood stands upon emnence chem
LIST whose attention has been turned to nvenng hair
tonic has before reached His fame is sudden but
world wide, and thousands who have wigs been
bald for years. now through the Of his prepare.
ton wearing their own natural and luxuriant head
covering. So much for chemistry, the chemistry Of
human life, and the laws which apply to the functions
ofthe system. Professor Wood studies out the human
hair, its character, its properties its diseases and how
to restore the decaying vitality of that ornament he
saw, in his case, that gray hair 10 unnatural,
unless the Of the ndiv dual had reached
and he believed that the hair could be naturally vital
isea He tried his casesmost bald and quite gray
At the Of thrtyseyen he restored his hair in
COLOR strength and uxuriance aud the article he did
with he gave TO the world Get Woops HAIR REsTo
RATIvE, and take nothing else.
CAUTIoN.-Beware Of worthless limitations, as several
already in the MARKET called by different names.
Use unless the words professor Woods Hair Re.
storative, Depot ST. Louis, No., and New York; are
blown In the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas.
august 2-lm
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Burlington House FACTORY.

THE Undersigned would sry to his friends and pat.
rons that he has succeeded in perfecting his Or.
rangements 90 - to do By machinery all the work %
Houses usually done ny hand except fitting and mailing.
He has on hand . large supply Of
Building Materials. Bulldcros HARD
ware, Chain Pumps, &C.
Cottages and District School houses built ~ any req.
road East West.
II you would have cheap Hsuse, build II In ioeo.
and you would have completed ready for occupancy
at place. thus saving time and trouble and have it
built on short notice and TERMS ssnd In
your bill to the Burlington House Factory.
All kinds Of House Work, such Doers Sash, Dlinds.
Door and Window Frames, Cornice Mouldings, hand
Moudirgs, Ac., constantly on hand.
Persons At . distance wishing to know the cost 81
Buildings or anything in the building line. can have
their wants attended BY paying postage and address.
Ing Burlington House Factory" or the proprietor,
nay1bp1y Z. JOY.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03

The indianapolis Journal says young wo.
man in that city committed suicide by taking
s!ryehnine, giving as reason for the act that
she had been in better circumstances aud could
rot bear to be working in the kitchen for lv-
log Among her effects were found scraps of
poetry, sna.ches Of love songs, and eleven da.
guerreotypes, nine OF which we're of men.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03
Bach's American Compound.


The Greatest Remedy. in the World.
For the permanent Of the following complaints
Colds Coughs, liberated and Sore Throat, serofula,
Salt Rheum, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, all Nervous Com
plants, Female Weakness and Irregularities. Flusr
Albus (or Whtes,) Canker and nursing sore mouth,
Piles, Diarrha Weak Stomach, in fact in any Of
Weakness, InflaMatlons or Impure
Blood,
Csc this Remedy.
Physicians and recommend it.-Having used
your Baeh's Amsric an Compound in . number Of the
above named cases, l can cheerfuy recommend It -
the Best Medicine with which am acquainted.
J. N. Belts, n. D.
Pulaski, Oswego county, N. r., August %, 1856.
We have hundreds OF Certificates from Physicians,
corroboratng the above statement, which can pro-
dace II necessary. See Backs Rect Books and Cir.
euIdrs FOR CsrtiicGtss.
For sale by SQUIRES 4 BLOSS, Burlington, and
Dealers In Medicine generally.
COVENTRY CO.,
Successors to p. v. X. Coventry Coz
Sole Proprietors, So Gensses st., Auburn, ~.
.hniy
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03

~ r hrAH was brought before ESQ. Tenn
P's yesterday, charged with breach Of the
peace toward Mr.. McEuhsimsr. The evidence
'no~iAg that the boot 10 on the other leg, he
was discharged.
Mr.. AcEnhsimes was brought up and 6ned
Tor provoking breach Of the peace in abusive
language toward r. Ryan.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03

MAD DoG.-A sen Of George Wharton, of
Jerseyyile, aged about FIVE years, was bitten
by dog supposed to be mad, on the 18th ult.
The dog was Immediately killed, and the boy
vas taken a, once where an application of the
celebrated maidstone y could be had. So
avs the Prairie State Of the 23d.
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.-no,,,.s says the Chicago Democrat,

.~pousl.s says the Chicago Democrat, ID
-, TO buy Cd the Buchanan men in Illinois.
.s.,;Dc 10 supper. their nominees for Congress
"a he administration will support bis
~ ~. "a, The Legislature. Should the high
. ..,,,,,,jps parties agree to this. what would
-. - Harris. Morris, and the other Doug
:. nsmoc,.,. from Illinois who bolted on lie.
n.,or, Would Douglas sacriGcs them to
..,n,s bis own reelection
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03

A correspondent of the Keokuk Journal at
tempts to defend Major Floyd, who has control
OF the Rapids Improvement Of the Mississippi.
The Major has had charge of these improve
ments long enough, and has had means enough
under his control to have made some sensible
Improvement upon the Rapids, but there 10
scarcely visible result vet attained. The truth
is that the Majors place is a mere sinecure, and
the appropriations made by Congress for the
Improvement Of the Rapids will be eaten up in
salaries and stealings. The Rapids will not be
improved under Major Floyd's superntendence,
from what we have heard of bis management
dubuque Express and Herald.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-03

HEAVY CHARGE.-The LAporte indy Times
says that the Prairie Horse Guards, Of that place,
at public drill one day last week, INDUCED in
the luxury Of "charge" made by one division
OF the company upon the other. In one Of their
evolutions two horses came together, breaking
the necks Of each, and killing both animals 10.
stantly. The riders were thrown fifteen or
twenty feet, one Of whom-young Donnelly-
was severely injured. His life was for while
despaired Of, but be 10 now oonvalescent, and
will probably recover.
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-&eS
The Hon. Homer L. Royce, the present Rep.
resehtative, has been nominated for re election
to Congress in the Second District of Vermont.
DR.. Knoc, who has been zealously and effec-
lively identified with the Free State cause in
Kansas, has commenced daily German paper
in LeAvenworth. The Germans of Kansas are
all for Freedom.
KANSAS LASps.-The President of the United
States has issued his proclamation ordering the
sale OF public lands at Lecompton, on the LIST
and l4th Of November, and At Kickapoo on the
LIST and l9th of November.
The German Turner's of Cincinnati, it is sta
ted, formally resolved at a recent meeting that
they would vote with the Republicans.
An exchange states that Brigham Young Is
the ia her of forty eight children, forty one of
whom are living. We don't know how our CO.
temporary should be so well posted as to the
number, when Brigham Young confessss that
he is in the dark on the subject.
The original bred Scott was at Cincinnati the
other day. He made his appearance at the
BHrnet House as the servant Of Mr.. A. Christie,
OF St. Louis.
The National Association of Teachers will
psopriety of making all Common Schools abso-
lutely free is among the topics announced for
discussion.
What is the difference between killed soldiers
and repaired garments? The former are dead
men, and the latter are msnded (men dead)
James N. Ray, cashier of the State Bank Of
Indiana, gives notice through the indianapolis
papers, that on the 6rst day Of January next.
the charter powers of the State Bank of Indiana
cease, and no provision for the redemption OF
the notes Of the bank which may be left out
standing has been made.
The anti-siavery party in New York-pure
and unde6led-is preparing to enlarge its or
ganization, and will nominate Gerritt Smith for
governor, snd add temperance to it's platform.
1t must be interesting and pleasant to the
Democratic iron workers of Pennsylvanis to
learn that the extensive contract for iron pipe
for the Washington Water Works has been
given to company in Glasgow, Scotland.
MARKErs.-The City Council of Cincinnati are
considering an ordinance for abolishing their
public meat and vegetable markets. The Cleve.
land Herald goes in for their abolition in that
city.
Francis Rousche, in New Orleans, has been
sentenced to fifteen years hard labor iE the
penitentiary, for killing his slave by long
course of inhuman treatment.
A daughter Of Mrs. Eliza Smith at Cambridge.
just recovering from fever, was 80 affected BY
the lightning ON Thursday last, that she died q
few hours after.
A newly married man thus registered himself
at Q New Orleans hotel:-"S. B. Jones and lsdy
ON bride toaser."
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We have cheering accounts Of the anti. Buch-
anan union in Pennsylvania for the State and
Congressional elections this fall. While it
seems to be thorough, it is also enthusiastic
and hopeful Gov. Reeder and Thaddeus Ste
vens are expected to be among the eminent
men elected to Congress by it. Eighteen out
of the twenty-five representatives to which the
State is entitled are confidently claimed by the
Opposition,
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New York .Jplv al

r New York, July 81.
Flour-dood inquiry from the East and
speculative demand, particularly for low and
"eoiam grades; advanced sc. Private letters
more favorable, and market frmer.
Wneat-lnferior descriptions Yves ern snrno
better and IN demand. Good export demand
ior good Western; advanced lc.
Oorn-Acsivs demand and prices better; ad.
vanced lc.
Oats buoyant.
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A T0UGH CUsToAER.-Ar. Lewis Brittn, (sged
SO years) some time since, fell from four story
building in Buffalo, distance Of A feet, strik
ing on . stone sidewalk. Both Of bis legs and
arms we're broken; both Of bis ANGLES spraned,
and Two Of bis toes were di>located. HE under
Jaw was broken in three places. His upper Jaw
was separated through the nose from the upper
part OF his face. All his teeth but two or three
were broken out, and bis jaws we're 90 mangled,
that twenty one pieces Of bone we're taken from
his face. In spite OF all these injuries hswever,
he has recovered and moves about % we'll %
boloso.-Cin. Gas.
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Mr.. ]. B. TAYLOR,
Teacher Of Vocal Music, Piano, Melo-
deon and Organ.
TRrma Al2 neH NMarfeR.
Terms e12 per Quart

Pianos tuned and repaired on reasonable terms.
~ All orders left at the Music Store OF Mr.. II. H.
Hawley, nearly opposite Coobaagh Brooks Bank,
Jefferson Street, Burlington will NEE. with prompt at
tention. junel2d1y
- 1t 10 an evidence Of the sterling qualities
DIR. CHRIsTIE'S AGUE BALsAM that the Press,
erywhere, have spoken in its favor. From the Iowa
Exchange We extract the following:
In these days, when Ague and Fever is prevail
Ing In city and country, Is pleasant to that
there Is remedy which always without leaving
any paine in the bones aching Joints We know
what saying for have tried it. The article a.
luded to 10 Chrise Ague Balsam and 10 to be had at
the drug stores. There is no humbug aboutit."
Price q, 90 per bottle, or bottles for $500.
BoLLEs, SMITH Co., Wholesale Western Agents,
Chicago.
For sale BY Druggists and Agents everywhere.
2.lm
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LARcExr.-Portsr Wait, youth, was brouxht
before ESQ. Harris. yesterday. on . ch.res ~
larceny, in that he stole and carried awsv a
ski6 He was committed, in default Of 1900
bail to await the action Of the Grand jury.
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Chicago, Saturday. July 81 n,

~, SnAcasos SATURDAY, July 81, 5 p.m,
Inc Wheat market continues buoyant. adj
vanced to Sc, with active demand and CLOSING
nrm. Sales No. Spring include l4,7OO busb,
In lots At zoo in store; 400 bu do in favorite
Warehouses at 703 to Tic, the latter only 10
complete cargoes; 1900 bu At 7sc on board
Very little Rejected Wheat Offering, !. 100 bu at
6oc in store. Good demand for Spring Wheat
IN bags, $50 blu At 75o delivered. 500 bu No
white Winter at 92c in store; 500 bu Prime
Red do at sec in store. Flour in active demand.
sales i22 bbls Buckeye at $40 and 80 do Roct
Island At 3,75.
Corn is becoming scarce and prices still inn
proving; advanced to 20. Small sales No
IN store at SIC, 1900 Blu No do at 5l4 to SIC.
chiefly At the latter; very little Rejected Offer
ing, 29O bu at 4o4c. A boat load Of prime Ca.
nal sold At s2ac afoat.
Oats in active demand, at hiyher prices clo
sing buoyans Sales 800 bu No, i At sec in
store, and several lots on private terms under
stood to be at higher 6gures small sales Reject.
ed at IS to Soc in store.
Barley very firm, but not active.
Rye in demand
higewines advanced; 100 bbls at 22c,
fre'ghts very dull and enga- emen,s effected
only a: concessions on part Of carriers. Schr
Z. 3. j. Dennis takes Corn to Ogdensburoh
It 63c.
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% II 10 proper to say Of Mr.. Krull, who
was indicted and tried for arson last v..k ,h..
NO evidence Of his guilt was produced in court,
the jury promptly rendering q verdict Of mot
guilty.
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u The Board of Bank Commissioner. N
We learn from Mr.. Edginton, of Charlton. of
the State Bank of Iowa, organized At Iowa Cit,
last Wednesday ana adjourned to Wednesday
September 18th.
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DEATH OF A NOTORIOUS CHARAcrER-The
notorious Fanny Peel, Of this city, died lately at
Mobile, OF consumption. She left this city about
year ago, and rendered herself famous at New
Orleans BY selling her coachman, who was
free negro, to planter. She was about thirty
years Of age. and the daughter OF a clergyman
in Troy, N. Y. At the age Of fifteen she was
seduced and since that time has led the life Of
prostitute. She was possessed Of talents and
beauty, which, under other circumstances,
would have made her an ornament to society,"
Chicago Journal.
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The Great English Remedy.

The Great English Remedy.
SIR JAMES CLARkE,S
C Q I q r q Q d r e nm q le Pills.
Prepared ron . prescription Of Sir J. Clarke n D
PAystcidn Extraordinary to Ms Queen.
Thisinvaluable medicine ID unfaing in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the s
male constitution 10 subject. II moderaes ali sxces,
and removes obstructions, and speedy cure may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
tits peculiarly suited II will, In short time bring On
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain. 10 prsvsnt countsrfsits.
CAUTION.
1Aese PsshSGld not BE- taken BY fsm0lss durja0 IA
FIRST THREE MONTHS cT Pregnancy a. Msy ara
sure to bring Nsc0rrtaoe, ost at any oGasr time
they are cafe.
In all Of Nervous aad Spinal Ansctisns Paip IN
the Back and Limbs. Fatigue slight sxerton, Papis.
ton Of the Heart, Hysterics, and Whites these Pills viii
effect when all other means have failed and a.
though powerful rsiaedy, do not centaiD irsn eale.
mel anmOny. any thing hartfuto the eonstitutiss.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
(LAte I. @. Baldwin Co)
Rochester, N. r.
N. B.-o1, 90 and . postage stamps enclosed TO any
euthorisd Agent viii insure . bottle Of the Pills BIZ re.
turn mail. For sale by
dee lo.awly. ALLEN HENDkICx0,
Dsrlisssss. Iews. wholesale anA 1saaN.
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TEA letter from Kansas to q gentleman in
bio city, reports the rivers very high, and
many Of the roads impossible, but the crops
~ in 6ne condition. Political affairs in the
,s,ri.ory are reported quiet
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ANOTHER CASE OF HYDRoPHoprA.-A little
girl, aged seven years, daughter of M. Tight
living near Peoria, was, on Saturday last, lying
At the point of death, with hydrophobia.
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A STRIKE.-About one hundred hands at
work on the railroad west of Columbus City
struck yesterday for higher wages. The terms
on which they had been employed we're one
dollar per day if they remained till the work
was completed, or seveny FIVE cents per day
with the privilge Of quitting whenever they
chose. They stopped work and demanded
1925 per day. which was refused. Some of
the STRIKERS" we understand, became riotous
in their behavior, and endeavored to induce
others to join them, but were driven of by the
contractors. Muscatine Journal, July 29th.
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ChIlls and Feverl Chills and Fever
Chills and Feyery

ChIlAS and Fever Chills and Fever!
ChillS and Fever!
One OF the greatest remedies that has been laid
before the public for Fever and Ague, and which has
received the highest encomiums from the press and the
people lis DIR. j. HOsTETTER's CELEBRATED BIT
TERs. Who would endure the tortures arising from
shs terrible disease, when it be easily crred?-
who would endure seepless nights burning evers and
Icy chis alternately, when remedy be obtained
Tor mere tribe! And yet how many families finger
out painful existence under this deadly blight and do
nothing but gup down quinine. until 1t becomes -
common IS their daily meals, and yet they re-
lieved. None but the foolish and weak would hesitate
to procure these valuable Bters and themselves
intense agony.
For sale BY Druggists and dealers generally.
A u1,
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IA company 10 about to be formed at Da-
...oa,, TO 20 TO the new Eldorado-the Frazer
d., Gold Diegings. 1t is proposed to 20 BY
:. p..l and the valley Of the Saskatchewan.-
r.. d,,pce is supposed to be about 1850