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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

nov NOT 10 DO IT.-Officers on the steamer
.AL-soia, sen. 10 Shanghai to strike terror
70 ne hearts Of the Chinese, write home that
y as efaws 10 much water they can't get within
-sea miles Of port. All they see Of Shanghai
Gone through the telescope. This illustrates
: Management Of our Navy Department. The
ELECTION Of our Postal system is apparent
~Ns boy 81 work in Q shoe shop at Milford,
Fentiy found in an old mail bag, which the
f'prie,or had purchased TO work into shoes, a
,ssf, which had been mailed at an Office in
Ahesses, and directed to another place in the
- State, and which contained four fifty dol
y ollls. = twenty, ten, q Eve and three-in
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29
A friend in the city saws /:

Our Office, which overlooks the Nortl
For six whole days we had a brace Of real
lrishmen, who kept upa constant flow ofthe
rich brogue ansuspicious Of listeners. In
that time they perpetrated whole herd Of
regular Irish bulls, none however, soreadily
taken by the horns as the following:
At noon, one Of tho Cunard steamers going
out fired the usual guns
DO you hear that, Larry
The goons do You name certingly What
isitY
Why, ov coorse, it's an orriral goia'
ont ="
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

hoF THAT IS BOUND TO suCcEEp.-The Gin.
saAal Gazette says tina: lad living in Cleves
.sEnsdip hs. walked to the city and returne d
sseiy lsy, distance Of fourteen miles, for the
purpose Of attending the City Schools, compile
ing 1.-TWO years course in a single year. He
vii succeed
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

0ov. Lewess Agency ~ Vvashiugtosa
By 40 interview with Gov. Lowe, since Lis n
turn from Washington, the following results Q
bis agency have been ascsrtained. And as the
are Of public utility, they should be given 4
the press.
Gov. Lowe was able to adjust with the de.
partment, the terms OF the Swamp Land settle.
ment: namely the cer,ifcation OF all land no
sold by the Government; and for warrants
| other lands equivalent, and for those sold fo
cash, the return OF cash. Also the manner O
proof was settled; viz; by affidavit Of one res
ponsible person
Gov. Lowe also adjusted the amount Of Eve
per cent. upon Indian reservations in this State
.ars which will be paid to the School Fund OF
Iowa
But the most important negotiation OF Gov.
Lowe relates 10 the Ave per cent. fund elaine d
on all military warrant sales Of Iowa Lands,
under the act Of Congress BY which the State
OF Iowa, at its admission in 1876, was bound
not TO tax public iands OF the United States. re.
ceiVlhg i've per cent on all land sales in lieu
thereof. He argued wish Mr.. Thompson, thar.
as on the admission OF Iowa as State, Mere
we're no outstanding military land warrants. the
Government were legally bound to paw five per
cent to the State OF Iowa, when especially the
volunteers in he Mexican war 1.-TWO companies
OF which Dir. Lowe as adiatant General himself
raised, and of~course knew the terms OF their
enlistment received in advance hundred and
SIXTY acres as a part of their pay. He also ar
gued the quitr OF the claim Of FIVE per cent on
the military land warrant sales, since it was on
condition OF this, that the State OF Iowa accent.
cd the act OF Congress and was admitted into
the Union. the whole case is spread out in
writing by tn Governor, and the decision of
ne case Is nov pending at Washington. Should
TINS claim be allowed it. will add over one mil
ton TO the School Fund of Iowa
From this brief out line, it will appear that
our worthy Governor is actively engaged in
promoting the best interests OF Iowa, while
abroad, as well as at home.-[Iowa City Re-
publican
MORE FIGHTiNG.-A gentleman direct from
y. FAM saw four hundred Chippeways pass
through st. Anthony on Tuesday, the lst in
'ager pursuit Of the Sioux, their mortal enemies |
: no slew many of their tribe few DAYS before. |
Jlr informant saws that Grim datarm;notinn -. I
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29
Wen Drowned.

On sunday morning an Irishman named Mich
aei Wahan, was drowned in the river, at The
lower Steam Boat landing He had gone n
swimming by himself and either had the eramn
or ventured beyond his depth.
They were searching Tor the BODY until n
late hour in the evening, but without success.
u. w. Bride was drowned in the Iowa River
two miles and half below the mouth of Cedar
RIVER, On Thursday, the 10Th inst, on his way,
moving from the Sand Bank to this place by
water. A mere detailed account of the sad
catastrophe will be given next week.-Wanello
lntelligencer e''0
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

We noticed while in Eddyvle, on Monday
last, that workmen we're busy at work repairing
the damage done to the bridge during the high
water. 1t is expected that it will be ready for
service in q few weeks. We are glad the dam
age was so slight, being the loss OF one pier aud
the embankment on the south side OF the river
-Ottumwa Courier.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

Two steam mills were washed away between
here and Eddyrlle, during the rise. As we
passed up the river on Monday we could see
nothing left OF them, save the boilers and 0
portion of the engines.-OttumwA Courier.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

n some Buchanan editor says Forney and
NJ. trends, who have deserted, are nothing but
The AL Of the democratic party. So now the
Uafr i Ike the swil milk cows, "stump-tail,
snd Prentice suggests that j; be called by this
rsre hereafter.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

uloSSgp-An Irishman named Rodgers,
.si aioSned at the levee, On Sunday morning.
e sAs riding horse into the river, and wen,
100 far In the attempts of the horse to get
s-i Rodgers was put off his back, and drowned
st.eFe he could he brought from the water.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

InT LAST And WORST KANSAS 0uTRAGE.-A
souan, writing from Kansas horrible account,
1. ,he outrages perpetrsted by the border ruff.
.las 0! both parties, reaches the climactesic
aus !,
"5a! the meanest OF their mean acts, they
..7sr INTO tie yell my strar bonnet srhicA Ihad
III b,4ind in Jand Jor, i, being raining when
st cut
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SINGULAR PHxxoMESA.-For the past week,
.saf'! every dwelling and business house in
s4s pace has been beseiged by bees. The
ete sfe % numerous that in many instances
.ati ave gathered around the windows in per-
esi ssa'ms, and hundreds Of them are con-
SANITY drorUing down liieless. The supposi.
Aoa Is that the We. weather has destroyed all
we pollen Of ire flowers, leaving the bees
l9.sfg % feed upon. and they are consequent
Y -fGeh iato the Lousss from starvation. Let
..'se VIC have bees attend to feeding them
'.s TINE if they would preserve them.-Al-
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

FAsI NsS.--Wm Simcock, Of Washington
ts4aiE, Pa, recently los, his wife in the morn
ls-uafried bis second vile before highland
@-azta lie remains OF his first wife, in com
IA! sIsh the second, to the grave the day
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

THE MOONS AINosPBERE.-The Paris Moni :
teur announces that Photographic experiments
were made in France during the eclipse of the
sun on the 18th ultmo, which established the
fact that the moon has an atmosphere of about
Is miles in height
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

A lady, at her marriage, requested the
clergymen to give out to be sung by the
choir, the hymn commencing
''This 10 the way long have sought,
And mournod because found IL not"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29
V- Or. oHRlsrIE's AGuE BALsAn is the

g1g Dir. CHRisTIE'S AGUE BALSAM is the bes
remedy for the permanent Of Chs and Fever Fee
yer and Ague, Dumb Ague and all malarious diseases
incident to this climate.
1t has never been known to fail when the directions
have been strictly followed. It is purely Vegetable
compound, containing neither Arsenic, Qanine strych.
nine, or thing of poisonous deleterious nature
II mas had Tor years. the largest sales any remedy,
FOR specific disea se ever offered to the public.
1t has attained its immense popularity through its
own merits its great power in curing disease sin
gnlar harmlessness and freedom from hurtful ingre-
diens 1t can be taken by the helpless infant vigor-
Gus youth, and feeble age, without INJURY and al
ways with benefit. Thousands in every State in the
Union, where the disease prevails, have realized and
will testify 70 its Basanic and curative powers Price
Z 90 per bottle, or bottles for 5000.
For sale by Druggists generally. iune1-fn
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sEEAGa or PEOXIsE-An interesting breach
poAise case was lately tried at Louisville.
L. A4ria Cummings sued Mr.. Allen Sutton for
| "-alg her three years and then marrying
sltatF sweetheart. Tie jury gave Maria dam
lsti 70 the amount Of $4,000.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

Il A child siH years old, fell into shaft
ss1i7 feet deep near Elizabeth, ILL.,, whore It lay
"sive hours before discovered, yet it was taken
u alive, and il supposed not to have been Sc.
f94Gly Injured.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

Mrs. Maltbane, in New Haven, is troubled
with the dyspepsia, and has bad dreams,
One morning at breakfast she was complain.
ing sadly, and described her sensations to
her sympathizing husband
I was allthe time climbing up, up, up hill:
every little while stopped to rest and then
up, up, up. Oh, | was so tired The fact is;
| had a real nightmare
Then why, my dear said the affectionate
husband, didn't you ret on and ride 2
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

The New York Crystal Palace, under the
ei'ys management, is taking in from seven to
ten dollars per day. It is said that one of the
persons taking an account of the stock in the
establishment, supposed the group of the
twelve Apostles to be the Presidents OF the
United States The first, Apostle James, was
PCT down IN the inventory as James Monroe,
4 little worse for wear. Thomas, the immortal
Jefferson; Andrew, "Old Hickory" the be-
loved disciple John was Tyler; :" bnt when the
Official came to the names of Bartholomew and
SIMON, he gave up the names
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

ROBERT DALE OWEN CoNyERrED.-Priyate
letters from the Hon. Robert Dale Owen, U. S.
Minister a. the Court of Naples, written to
his friends at New Harmony, announce the
gratifying intelligence that he has become
converted to the Christian religion Mr.
owen Is well known throughout this State for
MS scholastic attanments, blu. his influence
mas ever been weakened heretofore by his
~ views of observation-disclosures
und.) Gazette
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

dsstinely left the Crescent City and sailed
Californiaward. Presuming on flush times
in this latitude, Mrs anna Cora was told
to raise tho tariff to IS, sum cheerfully
surrendered to the fair pirate by our gallant
citizens Another chapter Of this eventful
history has closed, and new one will doubt
loss be commenced in Australia
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Shake and burn! shake and Burn |!
shake mud

This Ii the life Of agony endured by the sufferer from
Fever and AgXe. He wanders like uncertain shad
ow, never knowing what moment he may be Frustrated
and therefore disncned give any serious attention
to business. He Is burden to hnselfand a burden to
his friends, who out in administering to his
wants This is the condition Of thousands in town and
country II is no exaggeration to say that Fever and
Ague kills more people than any twenty other
in America Fer sure and speedy of this terrible
atction, we take great pleasure in recommending DR.
HOSTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs, which have al.
ready achieved wide reputation for rapid and power
full effects in renovatng the system Frustrated by this
disease.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
iune1-1m
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

Nr. L.,les has been tried at Rochester
a. ~ murder Of her husband, found guilty Of
nanslanghter in the second degree and SEN
fenced 70 seven years imprisonment in the
PeniieniiafE.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

The man McAuley, who claimed TO be Rob.
II. McAuley, of Portsmouth, Ohio, but whom
the wife OF Robert II. rspudiated as being .
bogus McAuey, has at last been proven to be
William MeAulsy, and Q horse thief Of Gin
cinnati.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

tH4L4 GorsTERFEITERs.- the L. $. Dis
~ Court Al Indianapolis, Miss Mason and Mrs.
ss'1ner, both Of Lawrenceburg, and both
estsed With passing counterfeit coin, have
assa convicted snt sentenced to ninety days
gTfsoameut in the penitentiary.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

ne niger catehers over in Evansville, Ind,
- oseome ditgsstsd with their business be-
l. some Kentucky Shareholders have refused
NE 800 reward offered for the apple.
'n and return Of three runaways.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

The late DR.. augustus Taylor, Of East Fe-
l!ciana Parish, Louisiana, took his little son
OF some eighteen or twenty months of age, to
an artist for his daguerreotype. While in
the chair he was restless and out of humor
The likeness was taken, carried home, and
handed to his little sister, of some three
years. She was asked if she knew who it
was.
Yes, tits Buddy. but him's mad
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

II AT meeting OF the different military
.psaies, held lev days since, Major J. G.
laan.a vas chosen Major OF the Burlington
b.u..ioa.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

a., ae grand jury Of Albany have indicted for
- ' t the IL year old boy, Michael Norton,
deliberately killed another lad, last April,
aspute over . game Of marbles.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

Strawberry FEsTIyAL.-The Young Mems
Caf.,ap Association, il will be seen by their
auno4neyu.sn,, give Sranberry Festival, the
la.; Il tie season, this evening at Grimes Hail.
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.EAp.ir Of tanaways occurred yesterday,
s.,b made some excitement, but perpetrsted
,;. damage The chief loss wac the
.,.t. Of Air ia yelling whoa
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

Foxy ONCE NoRE,-At Washington, the
other day, gentlemsa said to Foley, the Dem.
ocratic letter writer
We'll, Foley, they rather had you in that
letter, didn't ,hey?"
Yes said Foley, "rather so-well urt it.
that's fact, but they maciiated it most d-m-
bly, in publishing it,"
''Maciated" is pood-oood anounh
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Burlington House FACTORY

THE Undersigned would v to his friends and nat
\ rons that he has succeeded in persecting his ar
engagements so as to do by machinery all the work on
houses usually done ny hand except fitting and mailing
lie has on hand large supply Of
hntIGing Materials. Builders Hard.
ware, Chain Pumps. &c.
Cottages and District School Houses built al anv
road East West.
~ you would hEvea cheap House, build 1t in 1sss,
anu You would have it completed ready oc cupancy
a one place thus saving time and trouble and have II
uat on shert notice and accommf dating terms send in
your PHI to the Darlington House Factory
All KINDS 81 House Work, such as Doors Sash Blinds
Door and Window Frames, Cornice MouldIngs Hand
Mondings, DC, constantly hand.
PERSONS al distance wishing TO know the cost Of
bniidlngs, or anything In the building line can have
her wants attended TO by paying postage and address
Rayibply Il 10y
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Five Thousand Dollars,
fN5 mn


WILL c Ss paid sy euler q ne following
" CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of New Haven, Conn,
CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Conway, Mass,
hAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass,
STATE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE Co.
oil Harrisbufgh, Pa,
70 any person who shall honestly sustain loss by ne 10
'hat amount, or property covered hy their Policies.
The money IL on hand and will lie paid promptly
Te man who wantsi it, has only 10 cali the Agent and
get his Policy.
Also. the same sum will be paid by the
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL IIFk INSURANCE. M
OF Hartford, Conn, or the
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE LIFE INSURANCE RI
OF Hartford, Conn,
TO any holder OF one OF their Policies for tha,
whenever the same shall fall due Husband. an5
Fathers generally do not understand and nnnra,Ia,
the value OF Policy Of LHE Insurance Can mi -,
pamphlet (which Will be furnished without
learn more OF the subject. @""
the agrregate capital Of the above named Comma.
MES 10 over ~SAPs.
Four Millions Of Dollars!
81 Policies issued for any amount desired.
apr7 H. II. HAWLEy As.n,
Jefferson 81, opposite Cooibaagh Il Breoks' bank
n. A.. n ~ -
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MAN ATTACKED YaWoLvEs.-rhe Joliet

{ll!.J Signal says:-
man, whose name we have not learned. was
attacked by pack OF wolves, near the foot of
Lake Joliet, in this county, few days since
lie was severely injured. and, it is said, would
have been devoured by the raveLous beasts,
had not herdsman in the employ of Mr.. c..
SAITH, heard his cries and come to his re.
lief. The wolves have been very numerous in
'hat vicinity for several months past They are
OF the large gray species.
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One OF Henr, the Eighths houses of pleasure
was Jericho in Essex. When his burly ma
Jesty was determined not to be encroached
upon by the calls Of business, the excuse made
Tor HIM was that he was "gone to Jericho''-
that was his mot at home"
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Al AGUBREsS Extract 0enMe Plant
M 4 certain cure for sDiarrhoes, DyseDtery aAd
Summer Complaints. ALSO, Browns Essence Ginger.
For sale ~ Uuns20) GAYS Drug Store.
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= "BRows's BRONCHIAL TRooHEs" cure Inhaenza,
Coughs, or any Irritation OF the Throat Tje26dw1w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

pIBEE SOCIETY DEPGSIT9RY.-Atth
- store ofMessrs Gallery Harper jefferson street,
Burlington where English German, swedish and Welsh,
Bibles and festanents, may always be found cost
oricss. nov 6
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ps.so,.l-Hon. S. r. Curtis passed through
,o,n Yesterday, on his way home from Wash
;n1fon
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GENERAL HAyELocK TO HIS LITTLE Boy
MY dear George,-This is your birth -dav,
and here sit in sight Of the house in which
you were born FIVE years ago, to write YOU
letter. Now, though a little boy, You
ought to have wisdom enough, when you
get these lines to call to mind how very
good God was to you on this day, in pre-
serving the life OF your dear mamma who
was SO sick that no one thought she would
recover At that time, too, was in very
poor health, but am now SO much better
hy God 8 mercy, that | have not had any
suffering to complain of since returned to
India; indeed, not since saw you last, when
got on board my steamer at Bonn, to 90
up to Mainz, on my way to India. They tell
me that, nowadays, it is the fashion for lit
tie boys to do no work till they are seven
years old. So il you are spared, you have
two more years of holiday; but then you
must begin to labor in earnest And will
tell what you have to learn The first thing
is to love Tod, and understand His law, and
obey it, and to believe and love Jesus
Christ who was sent into the world to do
good to all people who will believe in him
Then, as it is likely you will be brought to
be soldier in India, you will have to be
taught to ride well, and little Latin; and a
great deal of mathematics, which are not
easy; and arithmetic, and English History,
and French and German, Hindostanee and
drawing and fertilization. Now you will
say this is great deal-quite burden, and
cart-load of learning. But if you are, from
tae first, very Industrious, and never let any
day but the Sabbath pass over without four
hours diligent study, at least, you will soon
find that this mountain of learning before
you is cut down into very little hill indeed
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ATTENTION

1UV O1SsSAAVU 4VWW VUIUUVE6TT
N0U are hereby ordered TO meet for parade and
l driIi on Wednesday Evening June 80th, At
o'clock. ia front Of Grimes Block, Main street. :
june2y J. @. LAUMAN,
Major 1st b. Nv
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hUERUS Cod Liver Ol0 JeDDv.-Which
perfectly disRuses the fshy taste OF the OIL with.
OUT ng virtue. Just received and for sale b.
june3o EEGAY.
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"There was a Wao Mt COLLEGE with me who

"There was wag at College with me who
used to amuse the class by the odd answers
he would give to the questions Of the Pro-
lessor. 1t used to be the custom--and very
necessary one it was-to spend Saturday
morning in drilling the class in English
grammar On one of these occasions the
following passage occurred between Jones
and the Professor
"Professor-Well, Mr. Jones, what do you
understand by masculine'
")ones-That means the men,
"Professor-And feminine p
"Jones-That means tie romen.
'Professor-And neuter 9'-
"Jones-Ahem! that must mean the chill
drea r
"Professor-Ah! Mr. Jones; where did
you get that information p
"Jones-Well, sir, am not certain but
think you will find it in some of Paufs mis-
celldneous writings.
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REsr4EEu-The Maeomb. County Bank, Mich
igsn has resumed payment.
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. MORE FIGHriNG.-A gentleman direct from
-. PAM saw four hundred Chppeways pass
through st. Anthony on Tuesday, the LIST, in
eager pursuit 81 the Sioux, their mortal enemies,
Hno STEW many OF their tribe a few days before
oar informant says that grim determination was
visible in their savage features.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

THE sciences Of Chemistry
and Medicine have been taxed
their utmost to produce this best,
most perfect purgative which 10
known to man. Innumerable
proofs are shown that these PILIs
have virtues which surpass in ex.
ceilence the ordinary medicines,
and that they win unprecedented.
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NEW SHEET EsSGrs

PIANO EGERTES.
he pest assortment ever offered in this market and
az he lowest prices CONSIDERING QUALIFY are nov
spensu ~ hawiey's New Music Store, on y,tfei
sor street, opposite Coo.baugh Brooks, Bank
ihey are from the MANUFACTURES of
y. CHiCkkRING SONS Boston
LUTTE, NEWTON & BRADBURY'S New york
A. II. GALE % CO. -
D. BUCKINGHAM Co, Utica.
aprl " n ~ n,y,,,
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WASH. II. BANNER.

JEFFERSON STREET,
now prepared to sell and make to order every de.
- scription OF Ladies, Gentlemen and ChIdren' 4
Doo.s sioes. ana daiters mayletf
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FOUR THOUSAND STOVES


[ WE HUNDRED Boxes Ground Coffee Mus.
mays TN PnnTpS 10
ONE THOUSAND rs Stacking Twine ana
~ CARPET Chain, for sale at
mays In. ROGERS 4 co.
ENF1Y Sacks Dried Apples, for sale At
1 mays l. N. ROGERS CO.