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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
AND
CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY

T,HE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage or
4 an Eccissre IeleGyGa linz, used entirely for the
movement of all trains thereby avoiding possibility Of
collisions or delays, 50 annoying on other routes.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
5:t5 "a III. EXPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections % Niagara Falls, Buffalo, New York and
Boston.
1:45 n. III. CINCINNATI ExPaEss-s Making direct
connections TO Lafayette, Indianapolis, Cincinnati New
ing, Ptsburg Baltimore, Philadelphia Washington
S:ij Il. III. TELEl4 APH EXPRESS Arriving ut Mag
MI " Ills or nanaio next morning New to-k at r NJ
fhltaaelphlA, wa Anlra, % 10 r ~ cston at IL at
aight Connects at Paris will. Buffalo aid Lake Huron
K r far Buffalo and all points .-ast.
$500 y. III. AFTERNOON ExpAs-AFriyc. In New
YORK AT A. A. secoai day, Boston ?. ~, am, at
Fniiadeifilia lu:3G second morning.
$50 r.. Il aaHT DEMONSTRATING at Niaga-
"a taiis or Buislo he.t eveaing, New Igrk, TIT r. III
and Boston r. next day. Connects ii Paris With
hafalo and Lake Hnrbn r. r. fir Bas'e and ai points
With New Albany Salem Il. Road f5r New Albany
Indianapolis, Cna'nati, Dayton, Go,nrbus, Zanes yie
D .e.onaine Nheeling baltimore, Washington, Pitts
50 ne Itaifssa kte ciieago Burlington d e,uin-
"a d Gatena e Gticago Union, Htiaois Central and
Nicigdn Coastrat lsisiroods run into the sS.s Eeot
at Chicago, sagng TIE oienssfo passengers Of Aact
hsre and TRANSFER ef Bag9age.
: 1.he De- 2 =. ~, 500 u. IN. and 9 80 pm
GRlND 1R INK RlIITaYy = '"'
TO Kingston, 0gdensburg, Montreal, Quebec and all
points in. Canada East, Northern Vermont New Hamp-
Il well known by the travelling public tha. his Road
has no competitor OF equal facilities from Chicago to
Niagara rails New YORK, Boston, Cgdensburgh, Mon
treal, &c, &c.
The only Train that leaves Chicago Saturday niglt il
over this rohte $50 p III. One Train Sunday al $50
7. Nj. No 800 p M. Saturday.
Baggage checked through to Niagara Fails Buffalo,
New York, Boston, Egnifa and Philadelphia
- Passengers arriving al Chicago by any az the
railroads, Will md competent Agents the cars and
baggage masters at the depots receive checks ana
convey Their baggage to the Michigan Central Depot free
OF charge
7HRobGR TICKETS O o0D FOR NlsErp ,p5 w,
Allowing holders to remain over and resume iheir
seats can be bought ut the Different offices in the Vest
also at The sscnger Depot foot III Lake Street. and III
the General Ticket Office Corner of Lake ard Dearborn
Streets, Chicago. opposite tbes fremont House.
. ii. J. SPAULDING,
May !, 1922. General Pass. Agent.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22
10 Purchasers Of Books, Paper and
stSfinnnru.

Il
Large Stock Of Mscetiaasp1ts and other Oh
Eastern Wholesale Prices
III AySxG Just received very farr. stock +,
school, Theological Poeticai, Standard ard Mis
celianeous Books, purchased this Fall al the Eep Yorh
daa Fhitddesaaid Trade Sales, am prepared "a san
~ prices lower than before offered In ills eitv
among my stock will oe found the following valuable
Works: 'A1"Sie
pIerry's Expedition 70 Japan, vol. Calf Antique
iryng,s Life Of Washington, 4 vols. q
trving's Works Complete u
Waveriy Novels = 10 vols. I"
CooPer's Complete Wcrxs, "a ~
bayard Taylar's Travels, 3 I"
An Encyclopedia, II !" Library.
Dsnas System Of Mineraiogy, vol. cloth.
Rollins Ancient History, vols. NOR antiour
Addson's Works, yas. sheep.
Gold mith's !" vols.
Johnson's Works, vols. ' @ shssp
Hailam's Middle Ages.
Prescott's Complete Works. IL vols. Librarv III
The Works Of Daniel Webster, vols. ciotn.
Bancroi.s History Of the U s. vols cloth III sheen
Kane's Arctic Expedition, vols s.o'e.
Ben Johnson's Dramatic Works, vol calf III
s ss.smsa. I sis'cAsrs !. sheep
Messenger i Fcrd's Dramatic wcrks.1,o,
Dickens Complete Works, . vols. sheep.
Felings tvc..*. - F. s8s4 asi
Hnlailets. - ~"
The Works Or Ford bacon, vols 4 q
The Modern British ksnsylsts, 8 vols. cloth.
Bill Paper Knyslapes schoa ma Oilce
ways a "a hand. ~ lowest prsrsA. ~
~ Ss a III Barrel Nuxsp .1seks n u
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70 Alto Whom It May Concern

r. -
AM the inventor Of new ard iisefniimprnvcment
= In smut Machines, which right was secured 10 me by
letters patent bearing date 2oth Oct 1851 and there
are certain parties manufacturing machines and using
my improvements. This lie to notify all persons who
make use or yend said improvements, that will hold
each and every person, who infrnges my rights re-
sponsfee for all such nfringements, aL will their
expence establish the validity my patent.
Now a part Of what claim as my invention Ia the
securing device formed Of the beaten attached to the
cylindrical screw, in combination with tbs securing
plate ana cynder, formed of series IL rings placed
one over the other. further claim the Adjustable
screens placed In the chamber, and arranged relatively
with the fan, whereby the chess and Ugh Ter and inferior
grain may when Of sufficient value discharge from the
machine separately, and in clean state, or, when
worthless, aoweto pass into the box to be elected
nereirom with the finer and lighter 70 eign substances
This Is part Of what Claim In the summary 10 my
patent The above notice will hope be sufficient thai
nose may claim ignor anee 81 my right. /.
A word to the wise Is sutHcient
March 20dwtf JOHN A. WOODWARD
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Dailey's Magical Pain Extrtf


In all diseases lianammation morc - s
= nates--ncw 70 alisy inaamnatisn
root 81 diseAse--h~hee m immediate enrss. -
DaLLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN k1tn.. 80
Gag HesssfRe ekse. vii ailsy infamlaAises
makw . certain cure. .rEH
DALLEy,S MAGICAL PAIN AIlSS,I
VIII cure the following anlonx grssf 49, S.,.s
easeas harns .scAids, cuts. ehafes. s"fs kS,,sA
6anions, bruises, strains, bites, ~ isens IVA ID.
sxrofu ., ulcers, fever sores, feisHss ~ 80
eyes. 9eut, swsillpgs, rheumAtisrs- - s..Ss,r
rheam, badness, erysirelss, FirRueSaA
small pox, useAsies, rash. etc, etc -
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tractor, - u draws disease oae " 80 $500
leaving nature ~ perfect - before w .E y
scarcely necessary TO say that ne hose
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No pain extractor II genuine uulsss ~. M -
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Now SfaEs Route From Pacific.
1he Terminus Of tie Burlington and Missouri Rirsr
RdHr0lde
TO OCEoLA, CLARK CO., IoNA-TRI-WEEKLY.
DASsENGERS going East, leave Pacific City, Mon
L days, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at A. NJ, and
arrive Oceoa Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
1T r. NJ, and there connect with the WESTERN
STAGE COMPAhl'S lines 10 all points East, making
the trip to Burlington in four days.
Passengers going Nest, leave oceola Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, at A. NJ. and arrive at
Pacific City, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, At
p. NJ, connecting there with coaches ard hacks to
Counch Butts and Sioux City, Iowa, OMAHA Florence,
Bellevue, Plattsmouth and Nebraska City Nebraska
Territory, and st. dosephs, Missouri being the shortest
cheapest and besronte to all points in Western Iowa,
Nehraska and Kansas.
Fast Stock, accommodating Drivers, and good fare
along the line.
First class Hotels at either end or the route.
J. sHlNN. General Agent.
Pact IL Ian G-im EZRA,
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came towanls Isl;roton ia mora nncoa.f;,r..
able / fslt = - : ''''N '''''Ni :
Poor iitfie soft hoartAd 1.rl;,r, :. ,ro .
soro trial q her and 81 ma oisa aud i ~. :
a inoons;,ler.,ta ;d;nsnot g. havs thnrah, i. &c
her fcelinga - the 6r.t instance Ri. ,her =
"a. "a helns IA Il nor. q cava har TIA
only consolation n INV mower IL salemnlv
n.1,,n;s;nc tI,,,t would IL ia frst - ,;.,d
T. The trancze ltwas of conrsa tha safest
Doaition. and when assured her &c th;s sha
grew caimer. On slI other points / kant
nv own counsel. a Won nav he certa;n. and
81 10 John Gr,fithsI aaw leas .,f lin, III, ],
ever.
/ had d hard matter 10 get away from
home when tho afternoon az The s;rtiy c.,na
round. NV darling elmo about mo ne ;f
her heart would break. and o)thongh did
INV best to cheer her. / don't mind confess.
ms now that i went out and cried = Tam. a.
two in the passage.
keep 10 YOUR spirits. Ally dear savxI
amil;no and k;ssod bar Tho Last tb;n,, I.c,ro
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Farmers, nave you seen ami tra|
Worlds Fair Prize Chur1!

worlds ram Prize CllIl
Or, Davis lHinstal lie eEnynAR .,
WORKER Conn DiReG--f "a tented fssl
1884.
I A n cur State Fair. held at Miscsine, Ii
IL October. uss6,l this Chnrn sicne hsdt
awarded IL, although there were ghtcr ten tlasi
on exhibition, and indeed Il always tai = ~
MUM Wherever introduced. TIE advaHisEs /
ChGrli over AL others are as f0lfr~s:
-. II will produce butter In ~ shers i%
ether Churn.
"a. twill gather the butter sfter II Il pTvcrs
III. IT will wcrk The butter irtr "a roll ~ III
bltierml ttierefrpM completely ,wltheHs vi y.
4th lf WIN salt the 5aster before -
the Chura.
9th. !, ear be operated By ehIld 10 20
and 10 a. easily caesnsvd as any other VhxL
practical operation will ccnvihee ~ -
truth OF thesestatemrnts.
Below are fsw OF th@ naHss efpgAesSss
kers, who have Subscribed 10 The iaslsNisk ~
viz. We are now using the above Ckutn ~
Maker, ID churns with ease and fnctlsty ssdt
works and salts the butter In periect -
taking IL II wa The Churn, and We cheerfelJ
!. Ii IL the best Churn VT have ever seen.
Isaac Leonard, Crawford Hanna, Abuss ~
James Woodside, james Hillery, Robert
Gregg, Hamilton brown, James Diekses, w
Samuel Foster, Alexander Fleming, ". eE n ~
Thompson, y Races, John Wnf, ssnSfl
Davis, Jacob W iliBelna. Iamcs Ratyriscn.
The subscriber has p1rchased tie rishs
turc and selithe above named Chnsn ~ 49, N ~
Henry Counties, Iowa, ard lierdttstn ~ ".
Counties. Illinois, and IL now prepared y
who viii favor him with their paifpnaxs.
These charnsars also for ssis :, - s..,s.,s
Cos Keith Robinson Co.'s, ami L1a'''
lington, love-,
shor corner ofvaliey and Eighth ,'.vsss. -
feb s6-wtf y.
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g$4 ss
TWO DAILY ira las EACH WAY
30 take effect December 8. IS Sc.
INR0M and after the above date trains wleave Bur-
IL lngton as follows:
lst Mail Ernin.-Leaves Burlington at s. 80 A. n.
2d s&tcG Ets 0G atiOn t :. SEQ r. ~.
e These trains with the Western Stage Co.'s
coaches for Fairfield, 0ttumwa Eddyviile Peila, oska-
cosa, Fort Dgs MoHes Charlton Salem, Council Bluffs,
ct. Marys, Gicnwood Nebraska City, &C. reaching the
Missouri river in less than four days
LEAN aCfiECAUQCA:
lst. ACc0mInO.ss I'll 0Il GralLs-At54nA
ed. Mail Grain -.s 400 r. n.
Passengers leaving Burlington in the morning can
spend the day in Mt Pleasant and in the after
noon.
Leaving MI Pleasant six O'Clock in the morning. can
stay all day in Burlington, ard return home night
~ Ticket Office corner OF Water and Jefferson Sta,
Burlington, at the General Railroad Ticket etice.
sep5 w. III. BACKUS, superintendent
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FURNITURE TURNITURE.!
Fresh Arrivals NJ
H. c. RDY'S
W70LESALE6 RETAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
d LOOKING GLASS WAREHOUSE,
Jefferson ST., between Water AMI Main, in Mr.. Postle-

MIR. HARDY returns his thanks 10 tho
W. citizens of Darlington and vicinity for their
previous patronage and soiics continuance feeling
confident that he continue to give perfect satsac
ion.
Owing to hard times have purchased Goods very
much lower than ful merry, ~ that il enables to sell
all Goods my line from % 70 per less than any
other house in the West AMI all Goods warranted as
good represented Of the rooney refunded. My stock
consists Of the following Goes, in
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Burlington Agricultural WarshH1
Seed Store.

KEITH ROBINSON d 60.
Water Il. Ets.r JsEtrssl.
7sEFfihg ION. ~
EMFRX Hallway .51eTsf EcNsr'
~ Threshe.s and separstcrs. for srie siilt
feb Is BURLINGTON AGlL NAAhA1
GNIPEsS Batter Working, ThsrpTss
NJ inder and Dash Churns. Butter MesSs
and Ladies', Cheese Hoops and Presses, hfI|
feb IL BURLINGTON AG'L WAEE1
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> and BLACK

knd great variety Of articles usually kept in FIRST
class Warehouse, which numerous to mention.
Mahogany and Black ain 1t Looking Glasses from 25
cents ~ on.
Gilt Frame Looking tlasse- from 81 rs to $3.50 90.
Mattresses 81 70 to $50 Oh
Brass Clocks with Iron fTaines from 30 so to As co.
b-r al Discount mad. country dealers Tseptl6
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B. & III. r. e. FREIGHT OFFICE,
1aHE only FTeighttrain on this read leaves Bulngs
4 ton at $50 A.
All freight designed to be forwarded any particular
day should be delivered on the day Previous
uIay2Sbptf. WM. II. RACKUS, Sap't
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CPREEG hEUS-A patent, which will
- put up trial of week and If liked will be
one wishing TO try them by calling at my store.
septic bp IL. c. HARDY
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IkE s;<s s2sSsss. *, WEBER & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS In
kSOOiS, Shoes, heather and Findings.
Crimes Block, Main Street,
BURLINGTON, 10 VA.
uAVEalYay on hand large and well selected stock
Ii of thA4Above Goods, which they prepared 40
sell At the lowest market rates. apr l5-wy.
NEW SASH, DOOR AND RsEINH FAC
1N f0esHs Mt. Pleasant Street, opposite the Old
Plank Road Depot adjoining the Oil Mil, Burlington
Iowa. All comncn werk constantly on hand, and or
ders, ~ mail or otherwise, promptly attenaedto
nov. 2S.w. URIAU TOPPER.