davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14
To All to Whom it May Concern.

i IN the inventor Of and useful npro WEN ent
In Smut Machines, which right secured to me BY
lettSrs PATENT bearing date Goth Oct 1851 and there
are certain parties manufacturing machines using
my improvements. This IL to notify all persons who
make use or vend said improvements, that will hold
each and every person, who nringes my rights, re-
sponsoie for all such inf-ngements and will their
expence establish the validity OF my patent.
NOW part of what claim my invention is the
securing Device formed Of the beaten attached to the
cylindrical screw, in 81 bnation with the securing
plate anu cylinder, for4 Of series of rings placed
one over the other. l further claim the adjustable
screens placed IN the chamber and arranged relatively
with the FAM whereby the chess and gh Ter and inferior
grain may. when Of sufficient value discharge from the
machine separately, and in clean state, or, when
worthless above to pass into the fan box be elected
thererom with the amer and lighter 70 eign substances
rms y Dart OF what Claim In the summary to my
patent The above notice will, hope, be sufficient that
none may Claim ignor of my right.
word to the wise is sufficient
March 2odwtf JOHN A. WOODWARD
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14
10 Purchasers of Books, Paper and
Stationery,


Large Stock Of Miscellaneous and oth4. or.
Eastern Wholesale Prices
III iNsNes just received a very large .rock =.
school, Theological. Poetical, standard and Mia
ceiianeous Books, purchased this Fall at te Ns,g Yorl
eng lhtddetphfd Trade Sales, prepared to sell
~ prices lower than ever before offered in this cty
among my stock will DE found the following valuable
Works: 'oio"oe
rTerry's Expedition to Japan, vol. Calf, Antique.
rvings Life OF Washington, vols. :.
!rying's Works Complete i.
Wayerly Novels !. ~ vols - !.
CooPers Complete WORKS "a"
Bayard Taylor's Travels, s
american R,anass Encyclopedia, 4 :. Librarys
Dana's System OF Mineraiogy vol. cloth
Rollins Ancient History, 4 vols NOR. antons
Addlson's Works, vols. sheep.
God. miths :. 4 vols.
Spectator, vols calf, antique.
Johnson's Works, Q vols. Sheep
Halam's Middle Ages.
Yiescott's Complete Works, IA vols. Librarv
The works OF Daniel Webster, 6 vols ciot9
bancrofts History Of the U. s. vols cloth and shear
Kane's Arctic Expedition, vols.
ben 'ohnson's Dramatic Works, l vol calf
Beaumont Fletchers Q sheer
Shakspeare's I
Messenger Ford's Dramatic Works val
Dickens, Complete Works, 8 vols. sheep.
Smailets j" !,
The Works Of Lord Bacon, vols
The Modern British Essayists, vols. cloth
Also, complete assortment of Cap, Letter So.a ana
Bill Paper, Envelopes School and Ofce Statiouarv 81
ways on hand, ~ lowest prices, by
oet2O Jp prauN
harret House Block. Sd {.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14
PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important to MiIlers!
W0eiisssAs.D'S NEW sisas n MACHINE
AND SEPARATOR Gf,g.rylnk

4
Md SEPARATOR GGg.RSINkH,
NJ take this method Of informing Mlers generally
" That we are now manufacturing and will keen
constantly on hand WooGwards Combined su,utter and
osPatater. TITS Machfe We consider the best now in
use and we hazard nothing in saying every Miller who
has yet Used it will bear in this assertion n l.
conpa q and durable With less newer than
machines and does stle work heretofore performed by
thfet machines, VIE. the Screen Separator aud Smnt
ter 70 say nothing OF the Tanning Mill which has
~ 70 be used il cleaning dust IRON DIAL.
As TO the mode OF operation, in the II
a.es lhe stcAs, throws smut balls and part Of the
oats from the grain before securing. While in the
proc IS Of securing the grain is brought in contact
ing blast of air. which on dust as fast As
made 1t then passes into larger Separator where II
is cleared OF chess imperfect grains oats &c md IL
then ready for grinding. The dust is All not only
cleared from the grain, but from the chess oats ana
ouai, and blown clear Of the MILL Another yerv
great is that It can be the same floor
with the burrs any where else the mill that NAV
desired. as 1T makes no dust whatever 80
Every Miller knows thatits utterly impossible to con-
sVuct mill that Will make good -four OF dirty grain
unless the dir be removed. No better machine has
YET been invented for this purpose than Woodward's
shutter snd Separator, and it il believed none AZ v,N
adapte' Western Grain. They are now In use ana
san bes en- iwoof the Mills this city Sunderland
Bros, and Keser Co.'S.
Orders promptly attended to. @ss4
ctZo-dWtf WOODWARD, KEISER 4 SHERRILL.
Burlington, Iowa.
~, Polk CRY, March "a, 1865.
Dear Sir Your Shutter that have had in
use ior about eighteen months is the perfect ma.
chine OF the klnd now in use. US. d machine that I
purchased In Chicago for short time after started
ana y cost me more for repairs and DELAYS in a few
months than the whole of the machine thai ~,
from you. Your machine has not cost me anv,h,g ~.
repairs, and is now, after eighteen mo, Es servire
dong Its work in the most perfect manner peasa 49,
eept my 9Ahs Tor past ayors and hest wishes for youy
Cccess. Yours resneetflllv - 1o1i
narisdav GEORGE gEEBE
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14
Farmers, nave you seen ana tried the
WOrld'A Fair Pr,zA Chnrn2

WOIi0 FAR Prize Churnf
-. LAWS, Adjustable ChnTn Rutter
1854.
A u our State Fair. held at Mu.ca,ine. Iowa, hs
II October, Cs56D this Churn alone had Prrrirs
N although there we're eight ten other Ctarai
on exhibition, and indeed II always tai Is the fr p
mum u, wherever introduced. The advantages Of 10
Snurh over all others follows.
other Churn.
- i viii gather the butter after II Is prodstcd
90. AZ VIII WORK the butter into q roll and trpt ~
oattermS ther1from completely without the hard MA
the Churr.
9TH. IL can be operated by child with perfect ssk
anu ~ As easily cieansed IS any other Churn.
Apracticai operation will convince any person oita
truth OF these statements
beiow are few of the names ofpraetieA. butter NJ
Aers, VINO have subscribed TO the following cerftsk
vh: we are now using the above Churn and ute
eaarns with ease and facility and also gAhsn
800. sna saIts the butter In perfect manner ~sn
~ y irou the Churn, and we cheerfuly reeounses
as the best Shurn We have ever seen.
Isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna. Ahpsr Ccrstosf
lanes lanes Moodstde, James Hlrery Robert Eresn,
Steks, hamilton Brown, James Dickson, j. erssts
Samaei FOSTER, Alexander Fleming, jeremiah Lee. ~
aheHPsonsb bates, John Wild. Samuel Meore,As
DAYS, Jacob Wilhelm, James Robertson.
me subscriber has purchased the right 10 manuss
ahr sell the above named ChuIn in pes Moif< ~
10y Soantles, Iowa, and Henderson and Nh-
:. limos, and IL now prepared to fa7nish
~u1 Ill laSor him with their patronage. ~.
Sc These Churns are Also for ale at J KinAslt
iington love-
feb a3-wtf Il. p. GarRk
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

8 FARTHER WANTED
WkEEa ON: TH0E SAND DOLLARS
" capital and well commended, TO engage in
permanent lucrative and profitable business nj /.
ready established. The profits daily credit sales
now amounting TO over fifty dollars day. For full
particulars address, with references,
mar26-dwtf coyIE
Box i0G, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

MIR. K3AKsBE4 returns his I. snts 70 the
lvA citizens Of Darlington and rcsnty for their
previous patrona& and policts cont uance feeling
confident that he continue TO give perfect sasac.
ion. 9B@Bs8F4 H. 9fzts
Owing 10 hard times have purchased Goods very
much lower Than fo merry that II enables me 10 sell
all Goods In ny line from 30 rs per than any
other house In the West and all Goods warranted IS
good represented the money refunded. My stock
cons ists NJ the following Goods, n
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

EW SASH, DOOR AND BI1NDtAnSS
~ AOkYs Mt. Pleasant Street, opposite " ~. -
rank Road Depot. adjonins the OH Mil. bsriinsa.
lowe; All com@on work. constantly on hand, 49, =
dsss =! ns Or otherwise ,prsnyty ATTENDED sSs,ss
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

BE- The agricultural society Of Chatham,
ia, offers premium of twenty-five dollars
Tor the best specimen of live African i'm
ported into the United States within the last
twelve months-to be exhibited at the next
meeting of the society.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

CFRKNGs BEDS-A patent, which I vii
~ put up on trial OF week and II liked win b
taken down, free Of chargeif kept price 81 co. Any
one wishing to try them do 50 by calling my store
septic bp III. c. HARDY
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14
al, d RlAck

And great variety Of articles usually kept in first
class Warehouse, which too to mention.
Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking Glasses from 90
cents &s 90.
Git Frame Looking Glasses from 81 Is to $3.50 90.
4 Mattresses u Is 70 $50 co.
Brass Clocks, with Iron frames from ~ 30 to IS co.
Aiberal discount made TO country Dealers Iseptl 6bp
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

One OF the drollest occurrences in the an
mails OF sallantry is related Of Gibbon the
historianwho was short in statue and veryfat
One day being alone with the beautiful Mad.
anne dc Crouzas, he dropped on his knees
before her and made declaration of love in
the most passionate terms. The astonished
lady rejected his suit, and requested him to
rise. The abashed historian remained on
his knees. Rise Mr.. Gibbon, beseech
you, rise"
Mr. Gibbon kept his posture.
Mr. Gibbon, will you have the goodness
to get up?'
Alas, madame, faltered the unlucky
lover, i cannot"
He was too fat to regain his feet without
assistance. Madame de Crouza rang the
bell, and said to her servant Lift up Mr..
Gibbon."
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14
F. EBNER, GUNsEITH

DENTISTRY,
ITO all those in Of Dental services ..xs..x7ss-
L DIR. BAILEY would say that he has sSsss
Dr. Branch's Patent, of Galena, for ex- YfTv
tracing teeth without pain-also Dir. IlL
Blandys Patent, Of Baltimore called "Cheopastic Pro-
cess, the latest Improvement for inserting Artificial
Teeth.
Teeth inserted on gold and silver plate and the ma
tural teeth carefully filed TO save them from further
decay. All work warranted.
~ Office on Jefferson Street, over CaGrey Har-
pers Shoe Store, Burlington, Iowa
H. BAILEY, d. D. s.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14
NnficA

/
| THE following Goods, Wares and Merchandise ar
| now in Store in the Warehouses or Messrs Orde,
Copp, in the City of Burlington, State Of Iewa AM
have been for than six months past and uncalIr
for, and unclaimed by any person or persons there
fore shall offer the Public Auction at said
Houses the aIst day Of September ISIS and shal
continue the sale from day day they are All dis
posed Of tothe highest bidder, 10 deiray all expense
Incurred upon them, including the advertising OF III,
same unless claimed and all charges paid before saic
! day of sale-to wit:
Date. Marks Description. Charges
Move 1857. W II Anderson, cook stove 1 Dbl Of
Oct +" Buckingham, IS Bedsteads, ig8 81
May Chatheld, boxes, containing,
| featherbed, do bolster
2 do pillows, do bed
spreads, blanket, 2
sheets, straw tick
lot OF Old books, lot
. towels, Hot dried apples, Is 70
apr y, " NJ canton, = casks glass bottles 50 IS
Aug +" Lewis Denbler, chest Of old clothing 81
Nov " l. II Dennson 3boxes OF Timers tools III a
oct' Downer 6bxs Drugs, viz: bxs
Pain Killer, 1 box Hair
Restorative, box IL
Linament, box Liver
Pills % Ok
May 6" Lev! Esscks box ofcastings, i corn
Mar 8 Fisher Co s Ibis Liquor one emn,v 20 "
! bhl Rye Whiskey
. the
above not full q 30
sept 10 = tough, lot of Furniture, viz: 2 -
cupboards, l table. 4 wal
tiers, 2 bureaus, 3 bal es Of
carpets, 6rols OF oil do,
wash stands | roll OF
mating, chairs, rock
ing chair, box OF house,
hold furniture, side
board: book case, fur.
Mar Mar !, I" IHoaiphass, Sominy MIL, ISIS ISIS
NoVlo Stephen GIL, boxes, viz: box of old
ponnets, &c, quilts,
lot books. shirts & Quilts
or patch work and sundry
s SSy : IS : Hooker, ssl Ale, nj good, s.
uct "A box ofkitchen furniture 10 az
July " heiiey, boxes, viz: box Of cid
bedding and he'd clothing
lido all finds ofhoasehoii
traps lot books all poor
trash, ,so
nov " boxes sand or earth, 3. ON
No. G I, .n OBJ saInish, 1901
Nov 8 !" Lane, II pes OF wagon, % ~
June Ahligan6Hro2box ofink ~
Nov ! s sana Myers ibis dried apples, asos
Sov D - No 90 To- ofnlets cittt,ne ~
Nav /. ps,.;ns r rpp pug sy 245o
Mckinney 1pack age ofbooks.
MlkinsA Marshall do do do
s j S Z Walker. 90 30 g. % 90 i
Nay IS" Doet Pomroy Dbl cherry brandy aS ~
bhlpeach brandy not fun
In bad order, ~ 40 |
>ov WSRobinson ] box household furniture
box Bed Clothing lot
t, ofwomens apparel lah
aV " hich'd kwane chest clothing and
h. a. books, lot Of scraps, DC II so 1
~ . smith, smut mil II 40 /
'ov F." Philip Ford 2.feather beds. 4 nino~. i'os
looking glasses, clock.
dishes, ! old saddle /
bell, blankets, lot or
knives and forks, q clea-
vers, ] lot Of tin ware,
mr. q :. umbrella, 1850
T. "a. yeafe, wagon, lsSS
""knp ! stove and furniture, 4
Law "a ur,. table, rag carpet, u 90
cloth coats, boys coat,
l short coat "A ~
aus . 1850 a,--c- y. H. wINTON,
= City MarshAi.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

Halls Patent Powder Proof Lock;
Both received Prize Medals World air in London
1901, and Worlds Fair in New York, 1851
Also, Agents for Patent Bank Locks Of different ma.
kers.
ID Leyee and &c Commercial Street,
juy17-bptf SAINT LOUIS MO
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

ONE AUNDR ED Boxes Ground Con-. NJ.
mays narPSs ~
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14
1893. Summer Arrangements, 1853.
1HE GREAT GEN1RdL GNI1ED Sta I,ES
MAIL and EXPRESS ROUTE.

-'-'D 1@<hA 1t1I5S hOJ II.
~ W O 60
VIE ONLY ROUTE MAKING SURE CONNECTIONS
y to Chicago, st. Louis, Cincinnati Detroit Ma ara
fals' Cleveland, Buffalo, Ptsburg. PhiIadelpfia Bat-
more, New York, Boston, New England and the Eanadas
6oRLI9G7ON q MISC UHI RIVER RAILROAD
In connection with the
CHlthGO, BURLAG1ON d QUINCY ana The
fEoHLA OCIAW KA RAILROADS.
GOING EAST,
Two Trains leave Fairfield, daily, as follows:
lst Morning Train, LOO A. n, and arrive at Burline
ton 1.30 A. NJ.
3D. Afternoon Train, Loo P. NJ and arrive q, por,i,n
ton 5.15 z. NJ
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

Too STRONG TEsr-The following apec-
dote is related of Father Pillsbury, whose
memory is revered by wide circle Of Chris
tians in the State of Maine:
Father Pil!sbury had neighbor, who
persisted IN having arguments with him in
favor OF human perfection.
SHOW me a perfect man, the aged elder
would say, "do let me behold one example. y
Next morning he entered father Pillsburys
conducting stranger whom, with an air of
triumph he introduced as an instance of per
lection Father Pillsbury was at the sink
Deliberately lifting the basin with both
hends he dashed the water over the perfect
man. Mark the result The latter flushed
up with anger, in his resentment saying and
doing that which better accorded with nature
than with grace. Father Pillsbury walted
TIL the perfect man began to get the mastery
over his passion, and then repeated to him,
as he shock his gray locks earnestly:
IF we say we have no sin, we deceive
ourselves, and the truth is not in US"
The controversial neighbor went away
Illuminated ifnot convinced, and was ever,
atterward silent on his favorite theme of per-
lection.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

The JUDGE AND THE WITNEss-A Coon I'm.
Our Brown brings us story from one of
the southern cities of the Empire State.
which he says is as true as any fact in York
State.
Judge G. is well known to the lar of the
southern cities as a decided character" and
more good stories are told about him, than
any man on the bench in that region. The
judges manner in court is dogmatic and ar
rogant, and nothing pleases the bar so we'll
as to see him heartily laughed at. They had
fine chance one day when an Irish witness
was On the stand, who, being rather unman-
ageable, was taken in hand by the indge,
with manner which said very plainly
You shall see, gentleman, how | shall
handle him.
well, Dennis said the Judge blandly,
tell me the contents of that chest"
Eyes, yer honor said the witness. First
there was picture OF Dan O'Connell, the
great Irish patriot-may be your honor's
heard of him p
Certainly, said the judge; go on with the
inventory
"Ihen there was picture of our Lord
and Saviour, Jesus Christ-"mav be your
honors heard Of him r.
The unaffected look Of inquiry and doubt
that accompanied the witness words, set the
audience IN roar of laughter--and the
Judge Will never hear the last of it.-I,oston
Post
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14
Great Bargains In Books, Papcr and
Sfofinonr~r

treat Bargains In Books, Paper and
Stationery
1 HAVE just received a large And wall ..,ao,a =. =,
o. writing, Letter and Note Paper, Enyelopes
school and Office Stationery OF every deserintion
which offer to sell at su ch low e,,r.s -
give entire satisfaction. Among my lst az NJ n.ra an
be found the following celebrated hranas. papers WIZ
ntht Mills, Windsor Mills Louion
a Union - SnrrY,
Old Rerkshir Mills. DC Ia Rue r. j.
moDohe Rhode 4 Sons,
nluulesex Monier 4 Co., Paris
"estmnister Owen Hurbart.
southworth, Mar a Co. nurand i ~ So'
Palmer a Smith.
Irving Mills South Ice, Mass etc etc a..
Also, large assortment OF School, Theolog,cai p.
~ai and other books, for sale at a slight ayarr. -
s..at. "'"'NS We
Country dealers, Pedlers and others will And yr,
" TO their advantage to call and examine nv sisL -
fore purchasing elsewhere, as am de,srrnn.J - ue
lower tina, the lowest. y HpnWA w sell
ectiS Barret House Building Third str..,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

Br WILLIAM p. HARf.

i Il
The red ligi:s..i.s shrogh the open door, =.
From the round declining sun; 's
And fantastic shadows all about
On the dusty door wers thrown.
AS the factory clock told the ho1f Of Eve,
And the school was almost done,
The mingled hum Of the busy town
hose faint from the lower plain;
And We saw the stceple over the trees,
With its motionless, golden vane:
And heard the cattle's musical low.
.And the rustic ofstanding grain.
In the open easement lingering bee
Murmured drcwsy tune
And from the upland meadows a song
In the fulls Of the afternoon
Had come on the air that wandered by,
Laden with sweets of June.
Our task was finished and lessons said,
And we sat all hushed and still,
Listening to catch the purl of the brook,
Aud the whirr Of the distant mill;
And waiting the word Of dismissal, that yet
Waited the masters will
The master was old and his form was bent,
And scattered and white his hair;
But his heart was young and there ever dwelt
And calm and kindly air,
Like halo over a pictured saint,
On his face, marked deep with care.
His eyes were closed, and his wrinkled hands
Were folded over his vest,
As YEARLY back in his old arm chair
He reclined as if to rest;
And the golden streaming sunlight fell
On his brow and down his breast.
We waited in reyerent silence long
And silence the master kept
Though still the accustomed sanity smile
Over his features crept;
And we thought, worn with the lengtnened
OF the summers day, he slept
So We quietly rose and left our seats,
And outward into the sun,
From the gathering shades OF the dusty room,
Stole silently one by one;
For we knew by the distant striking clock,
1t was time the school was done
And left the master sleeping alone,
Alone in his high backed chair,
With his eyelids closed and his withered
palms
Folded as if in prayer
And the mingled light and smile on his face
And we knew not Death was there;
Nor knew that just as the clock struck five,
His kindly soul away
shadowy messenger silently bore
From its trembling house of clay;
70 be child with the Saints of heaven,
And to dwell with Christ away!
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

DR.. BAILEY has purchased Of me ctfce right and
Instructions for the use Of my method of extracting
teeth without pain have used 1t in my practice u rec
years, with success al once CRAFTY ing myself and
TO my patients IL is efficient and harmless as be.
lieve all will find who test II ia his hands
juiy2-d6wtf /. b BEANCH
Der ttst = p.tn
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14
Farmers Take Notice
MESSRS. STAFFOsD. mRn q IN
A RE now prepared to supply and an Al, o,a.r....
a g. W. staIord's new : e'ss''f

I'D CITING LEVER CHTRN
nus pr,nslpie " churning took the first Premium In
Iowa and Illinois last Septs Inker when M mi =.
qu1e imperfect, as il the nist experiment n \
Nv wmhout doubt the best machine for qnick war;
aaIApy and ease, and the most convenient ana easy
ana every way the perfect OF any hing ~
Is Ahu ever offered 10 the publ. We warrant All
ony Churn and 90 per cent In butter ana 80
work. - '1s'ei anu hafd
a. or taie ut the principal Groceries and Hardware
0oIes anu ~ the shop on Angular street. near Main
'un1v-Wu STAFFORD. BRO. q co
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

humbolt tells us that he met, one day, in
his travels, with naked Indian, who had
painted his body so as to represent blue
jacket and trousers with black buttons.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14
BURLINGTON Youse Faatn,r,

Burlington House Factory.
THE Undersigned would to his friends and pat
i rens that he has succeeded i'll rerfecting his ar
Engagements SO as to do by machinery all the work on
Houses usually done by hand except fitting and mailing
he has on hand a largs supply Of
building NEatcriais, Builders, Hard.
ware. Chain Pumps. Ac.
Cottages and District School built at any rpa
sonabe distance from the city, oE tile lire Of Rail
road East or West.
II you would have cheap House, build it in 1858
ana you would have II completed ready for
at one place, thus saving time and trouble ana have i,
pot on short notice and accommodating terms, send Ia
your bill to the Burlington House Factory
All kinds of House Work, such az Doors SASH Blinds
Door and Window Frames, Cornice Monldings, Band
Aouldings, &C., constantly on hand.
Persons at a distance wishing to know the cost OF
Buildings or anything in the building line. can havs
Their wants attended to by paying postage
ing burlington House Factory" or the proprietor
Haylbply d. 10y.
nAE fsEUUsiND lbs Sackfng Twine ana
" CARPET Chain, for sale at
mays l. N. ROGERS & co
A MOTHER invoice Of those Virginia Flint GLASS
"A Lager Beer Mugs just received at the
Juiy30-u CITY CRUCkERY STORE,
Corner Of Main Vail ste
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

+ R A N X W. IL o HI r. rs,
MANUFACTURER AND SOLE PROPRIETOR OF
HERRLNGS PATENT CHA NIPPON 81 HI
For the States Of Missouri and Iowa,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14
FURNTrUKE !! FURN1TURE!!
fresh Arrivals ~
II. @. HARDY's
WHOLESALERS REf41L'FJlRN,7Ugz he'd DINO
. LOOKING GLASS WAREHOUSE,

JeGrrson e., between water an Main, Mr.. Postle.
wait new four story bricx.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14
fB u nc s.fN r. q
l.. N. psuuxnar t,.~,

), AcrMs-For unlimited course in Double Entry,
mmsIcanlhe bookkeeping, Penmanship. Ccnn<sta
$500. +F>' - -
The course Of Instruction Il tie NEST comprehep.vt
ushs, anu u 70 completely reduced to practicv Is 10
AIst every posslbte contingency In business. 81
Fenma nship-Taught In the latest aEd nos
approved principles.
eDmMe fCsat Law Lecs % ~eA--Wiil b<stres
Mr. Y. Zen Darwin, one Of the abIest AZ 10
cnfngton Bar, on subjects necessary for every
man to be acquainted with
an Elegant DtpIOma-Under the seal ofA
Sae soneKe OF pennsylvania, awarded TO ali grsduAa
Seha TOT circular by mail. IfeblS-vy