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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
IT'S not q DYE.
MRS. 8. a. ALLEn'S WORLDS HAIR

MRS. s. a. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR
RESTORER.
Gray haired. Bald, persons diseases of hair or
scalp read the following and Judge of the articles.
MRS s. A. ALIENS ZYLOBALSAMUM
Or WOrlds Hair Dres Ing Is essential to with the Res
orer, and is the hest Hair Dressing for old young
being often ecaciOus in cases of hair falling &c. without
REV II v. DEGAN, Editor Guide to Holiness. ave can
testify 10 its eGects,' &c.
PRESIDENT J. II; EATON, LII D. MuEfreesboro' Tenn.
Notwithstanding irregular use the falling OF Of hair
ceased and gray locks restored to original color
REV. s. B. MORLEY, AttlebOro Massachusetts SIT has
changed the Crown of Glory, belonging to old men.
pI to Il the nor 1TEiTsI hue es Of YOUTH &c
County, New York any hair is restored; 1t ls
REV. D. I. WOoD SIiddietoEn New York any own hair
and that OF another OF my family, has greatly hicken
REV JAMES MES M SIISsi NeI S6, c.
REV. W. PORTEUS Stanwich. Conn., 'tlt has my most
REV. J F. GRiswoLD, Washington, N H. otis reau
efcacous in restoring the hair" &c.
REV.7G. NJ. sPRATT, Lewisburgh, Pennsylvania. ave
REV. J. p TUsTIS, chRrlestoWn, South Carolina. 1.-THE
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, MerIdcn, N. II, eve think
REV b. SMITH, Prattsburr N Y t'I was surprised
to find my hair turn as when young" &c.
REV. O. II. CLINK, Lewiston, PennsyIvania. ait has
stopped my hair falling and caused growth"
saed and recommend it.''
REV D. MORRIS, Gross River, New York. at the best
York, "Recommends it."
might swell this list but II not convinced TRY 1T.
we export these preparations Europe they
are superseding all others there well United
does not sell or stGfn Sold by all the principal whole
sale a1d retail merchants In the o. s., Cuba Canada
DEPOT, 355 BROONIE SIRE EFT, N. Y.
where address all letters and inquiries.
Some dealers try sell articles instead of this on
which they make profit. Write Dept circular,
terms, and information. Genuine is signed Mrs. s. a.
AHen, written On i'ak. Beware Of counterfeits
sept4-3meod
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13

dealers try to sell articles instead of this ON
which they make profit Write Dept circular
terms, and inclination Genuine IS signed, Ars. S. Il.
AHeN, written IN iHek. Beware Of counterfeits.
sept4-8meod
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13

WE have nov in store the following make Of Bleaea
w and Brown Cottons, In All widths, which We VII
At prices Is low IS can be bought In the city:
case Semper Ilem, (BIeA'dl
Water Twist, do
Is Arties, (RxtFahFAHyl do
Also, large supply Of ''Whfte Roek'' n. 7. Mis- a,
InlOse celebrated Housewife Cotton
BROWN GOODS.
Bale So sNeversInkT
(" ~ "COnestOga"
&" '.WateFioOH
We also have large sapplIea % pillow ease linens
Iahle diaper Damask, Towels ToWelling DOyH
now HEisK III Ef,ii 4 sJFEiRIyeE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13

In eonnecton with the above, L keep every kind OF
soAl Instruments and musical merchandise generally
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HIGHLY INFORMANT no
RECT1RHERS, LIQUOR MERCHANTS
AND WIIOLESAl z GROCERS.
DIR. FEUCHrWANCIER


FLAVoRINGS TO PRODUCE AT A MOMENTS NOTICE
EVERY DESIRED LIQUOR
The undersigned has lately great improvements in
this branch Of business The ayorngs put up pack
ages of = 10 AMI gallons, requires but the addition
Of Pure Spirit either LIST 4h proof Liquors as
CoEnac either dark pale, Holland and English Gin
maice and ST. Crox Rum Monongahela Bourbon Irish and
Scotch Whskey Apple Peach Cherry and Raspberry
dy Port and Madeira Wines will be instantly produced
requires SKILL but addition of good spirit, say so
gallons to each gallon of the respective RlavOrng.
The best oognac oil, gree yellow and white, warranted
genuine, as low as any other Importer In the U. s.
which produces 900 gallons Of Cognac.
Raw whiskey may by Dr. F's and body preparation
be made smooth with hut tFinIng expense.
The price of FlaVorings extremely moderate and I
rectons in full supplied by
DR.. LEWIS FEUoHTwANGER,
Chen1ist and importer Of Drugs sentiGL Ola and Net.
No. 143 Maiden Lime, New York,
b. Sole Agent for Godfreys Cordial Bitters
and Gin. ap2S-6md&V
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13

Pianos, MelOdeons every kind of musical nstru.
mentS tuned and repaired
~ All 20 Ids warranted at this establishment. nov5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
MISCELLANEOUS

---- = = = ~ = =
j. II. SCOTT,
No. 157 Main street, Whseling. Va.
Wholesale and Retail
DEALER IN
Watches; CioeLS; JeSyelry, Watch & CIoeh
lItBR Plated and Britannia Ware, Gold Pens and Pen
- els Gold and Silver Speetaeles Port onnaies Prses
49,, OaoaS Work Boxes, Brushes Combs Perfume
Fancy Scissors Ra1ors ReVolVers
PlRted SPeeks Spoons FORKS, ReaIia
snk Guards Steel Keys, Steel Pens Jet and CoFai od
and general assortment Of useful and fancy articles
Having lately added very largely to my stock both In
ne Wholesale and Retail departments enables me 70
Watchmakers. Merchants, PedIars,
ana the public generally, very complete assortment
Wstehs. and G0eks carefully repaired ana nrr.n.ea.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE
174 MAIN ST.. WHEELING

ia MAIN ST., WHEELING.
EALL AND WINTER TRADE
SToSE q THOMAS take pleasure In announcing that
they are nov In receipt Of their fan stock % Fan aud
Dry Goods, Varieties and millinery Goods
They have just received their Second Purchases
which, added to their former stock viii enable them % pFe
sent to the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS.
Being by far the largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock and
embracing the BEST SELECTION Of choice goods they have
ever offered 20 the Public.
To their former variety they have added large stock
CaEpettng and Rugs Of the designs and best aes
and also beautiful line Of choice FuTs, suitable the
Winter TTadeto both Of which, well 70 their
generally they invite the attention Of the Trade.
Having been in the Easern cities EShoFt previous
the late heavy rise in all kinds Of Cotton Fabrics
Ing largely with the Cash. they have many years
turs In some nstanees they able er Inducements
70 OSe CEsb BBHerS either by the PIECE or RETAIL
exeea ID by NO similar house IL the West.
To meetthe wants Of their rapidly increasing Trade they
the Public with Of the best selected stocks Of goods In
th cir line in the West.
In this stock may be found fully
lIsDOO yds blkB-embFaeing some Of the hnestiup
1000 81 French MeFinOes, CaShmeFes, Pomba
FhiOets ana Maddomlas-of every quality and color,
full line OF the Richest Painted, 0mbre shaded an
in striped CaShmeres and DelalRes-lmpoTted.
400 shaWls and Coaks-embracIng some OF the
ever offered In Wheeling.
5000 ydS Gnghans Debazes DeIaines and Prints and
6OOO0 OF DOmesties-embFaeing the largest line Of
house, u not By any house In the city.
They have laid in their stock with closer cash
trade and pledge the Public that effort upon their part
shall be wanting to please.
They feel confident that they can offer Inducements n
close cash buyers eXeelled by The n N
The United States No trouble show goods-Eoods sent o
Cars. Hotels and Boats for customers.
y Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Peathers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-01-13

SHEET MUSIC.
The largest stock Of sheet music, musical works &c.
In the Western country. -
~ Music sent toany address, postage free. "a
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TO HOUSEREEPFRS

4 " AOUGEhEERERS.
n STORE and for sale. reduced prices the fSoUh
articles y4= Plate Warmers, new styles and plsh
Coh vases ave sets live Stands Of different qualit
Also seeTs Ash Pans. Coal ScuttIes, Toilet SETS 90
Buckets, Cake Spice and knife Boxe Fe Trays Con- p
es Hearth Broosr assorted Sizes Table, Coffee and I
MATS, Chahng aud NeEetahle Dishes Plated Spoons
Eors OF the best quality Clothes Travelling and Cap B
Eets Of various PatteFpss side Irons nee Meat Car
and VaEoas other articles useful 70 House Keeper
wa. HEBURN
Nes1S No. 81 Monroe Sired.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

4 JoGs srolLEp.-A Washington corres-
pondens Of The N. 7. Tribune urites:-
The Administration sent Mr. Francis j.
0runds vho expects foreign appointment, to
Springfield TO manage its convention agsinst
bic former bsnefaoeof and patron. Judge Doug
La. and it unfortunately happened that he got
whipped By one Of NJ. Buchanan1 own editors
Tor bis impestinent intsusion. This 10 almost
100 good Everybody ID delighted here"
The point Of the joke 10 taken on here By
The fact that the paper controlled by NJ. Buch.
assns eva editor has hsd TO apologize =
Ar. 0rund for the attack on the latter which
led To the litsls ffaoas q Sprag6sld. But is's
I'll In che family. I'VE ars al Democrat"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

WooDwARp's SMUr MAcnlxE.--We the other
day stepped into The manufActory Of Woodward
Keiser 4 Sherri;, who are the proprctors and
manufacturers of WoodwArds Shutter and Sep
arator. patent. in October last, and found
them busy, Notwithstanding the general stag.
nation Of business They are receiving orders
from ell paris of the country for these valuable
machines fully up to the present cApacity Of
their shop. Wesaw machine just completed
for mill In St. Louis, Of large size, with ca
pacisy for thoroughly cleaning 100 bushels Of
grain per hour. And We learned from the pat
entee that he had orders Tor one for the Metro
poltan Mill, New York city. This speaks loud.
y In favo: Of the machine, which ue have al
Ways considered, from our 6rst Inspection Of
It before it was patented up to this present time
one ofthe best, If not the very best ever invent
ed for cleaning grain. II performs, and per-
forms admirably, three important Offices, viz:
screens Rom the grain al chips. and other for.
eign substance; thoroughly scours, beats and
separates from the grain oil smut balls,
dust and dirt and saves, clear Of Gust, aud
dirt. eli the snal shrivilled grain, etc., OF value
in the screenings. II there il any other single
machine capable Of doing as much and doing
It - we'll we have not heard Of it,
A. Mesars, W., e., IS, desire to turn all
their asteasion and employ eli their capital in
the manufacture Of these mAchines, some body
might make good thing Dy purchasing their
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

wAsss II CslcAoo.-Ths Chicago papers
cay, that heretofors the city has paid seventy
I've csats day for labor, bat the same persons
could b enpleysd but two days 10 the week
They nov pay City cedts DAY for laborsrs, and
employ allthe time. The contractors are over
vhsinsd with applications for snploymsnt a.,
this nriea.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

john =. Stockton Of Nsv jersey. son Of the
ssomoders, hss been appointed nfnisser 10
Switzerland, I'M lacs Of Richard Fay, recalled.
Young hr. Cas- at Rome = to sems home; not
bscasss he Pops did not like him alone, but
bscaass hs has no claim to the place beyond
his paternity. and has been scandaliaing The
Amesican name there.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

The CAieaso Times. peuslas's organ, doubt.
whsshsr he ticket peminased By The recent
Adninistssaioa Ceavsntiol, win command $500
voses h - 6tats. Let mot the s'Lissls Giants"
friends ~ that 6attssing uncsion 70 THAR sesla
The sdniaiassasion's money can buy more votes
thsn thas in illinois, unless The psics y higher
than 10 & eyeeyvhere alse.
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II Mes!l tecleeot ~ 1ale84 Ads.
Il 49, &C., !. ~ II Il. u & y ~ ~
& N.ss.s-is n1s.svs -.
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tels ysaeh any HoGt Once. Addressed ~ lifli.
tpas 49, ~ pas1ien tfey sksN .nos III aeIiys
|Etrd - - pne claiming "a te sAo raurcserla-
Hrs 81 ~ aa1reeped parties, but mnat 81 ss1l
- the A6eFattlMent u deed iettefs This afep
Eha6 been randafed necessary bE The unparallel-
~ -. w. soe Z. ma otnes
Il
StNuULAR AffEMff a. SuTC1pE ~ / ScROos.
oML.A litsle eirl, aged II years. named Eliza
beth Newell, pupil ia the Franklin school.
Boston, atfempted 70 c0mmit suicide On Tuea-
day, by dtiBking cup Of burning flaid, III CON.
| sequence Of receiving punishnenf q tchool. "
lfs nllered f0r hp;no = q .,,;s kl.;S ~ M
powerful dose threw her into pAsOxysms. a
l0oelia emeflc NAe administered, which probably
saved her HE
The Wash;nosnn rY..,,. -. 49,. " !.
Of the Jnieed St.s.. M .,;...,...
party, honor ". Buchanan vhen M, q de.sl ]
II they do thus honor him 4 iii 4. III d.;r,
His death win be re,nemt,sred !. ~ hass 80 ~.
~ MS haes--ffentsce.
A burglar a sNev. f,-l..n.. 4..,ru I. 4,..a
amount Of iewelrv and nIa,e "a s,..,aa ~
tha -. j. 8 -.N P'Ase, Auu s'aE.cu tOF
put upon his track, and in fiye minutes time
they secured The rasc.l hut ch.,v.a Nj, -,
some before he could be taken from them
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

- Mr.. = U. Rollins, sexton Of the Meth
sdiss Oharch, IL Nervalk, Ohio. vas found dead
On Thsrsday lass 10 the furnace room Of the
Church. L vas ascsrtalnsd By post mortem
s1aninstiea that be died from disease Of the
heart.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

Fiss TinR.-Ths Crescent City Oracle, from
Pottavsttanis County, lows Of April 9th,
came 70 hand Yesterday A. r., In only 50 days
from the Missouri river
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

AccIDssr.-Nr. ST. C!airs ritesus from Low.
~. tbst n. Dennis Riiey,; formerly Of this
place. va killed BY falling from j load Of
vopd. near Lowell. % the l6sb. He was driv
ing down . bill. shea the borses ran, sand he
vas thrown from the load, Two wheels passing
over his bead and killing him instantly. He
was shout sixty PEARS q age.
The stravbesry committee assshe Cincinnati
horticultural exhibition gaye ibe preference 10
iLongwerths Prolific, Neck Pine and other Gin
cinnati yafiesies; both Hoveys and Jenny Lind
weFs deficient in favor; Bnrr's new Pine vas;
''sweet and exquisitely high favored but the
Cincinnatians propose even 70 Improve sbis with
shs Elizabeth, ; seeding from the new Pine,
which il described as sistilla,e, prolific, bright
red. with fne green calyx; regular conical shapa,
assh creamy white, favor high, acidulous, rich,
very good
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

fhs Ney York and Erie and Nav York Cen.
ssal rad. have qaArrelsd again, and The for
nss pats devn ~ fare bstuesa Buaalo and
Mew TEX . Is.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

REPUBEIcAN STATE CONVENTION or ILLINOIS
-l50O DELEGArEs PREsENT.-Spring6eld June
l6.-The State Republican Convention for III
nomination of candidates for the Offices of State
Treasurer ard.Superintendent of Public instruc.
ton. met in this city to day. Over fifteen HIM.
drcds delegates and alternates are present. rem
resenting one hundred counties. The III oceed.
ings we're marked with harmony and enthusi.
asm. Ex-Gov. Gustavus Koerner, of ST, Claif
county, was chosen President, with eighteen
Vice Presidents-two from each Congressional
District. James Miller, the present incumbent,
was re-Dominated BY acclamation, IA tie candi.
date for State Treasurer. On the 18th ballot,
Newton Bateman, Of Jacksonville, was noniaa.
ted as Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
The resolutions were presented By Hon. o. III.
Browning, Of Adams county. In their leading
features. they sustain and reafirm the principles
of the Philadelphia and Bloomington platforms.
The doctrine of holding government lands for
actual settlers, instead Of allowing them to pass
into the hands of spectators, is very strongly
urged and set forth. The bred Scott decision
is repudiated, and the power Of Congress over
the Territories re affirmed.
Z A resolution was passed unanimously, endor-
sing the course of our Republican Senator. Hon,
Lyman Trumbull, and another declaring, in
strong. terms, that, Hon. Abraham Lincoln is
the hrst and only choice of the Republicans Of
Illinois as the successor OF Hon. Stephen Al.
Douglas in the United States Senate.
This, with the nomination Of State Central
Committee, concluded the business of the ses-
sion.
Hon. Abraham Lincoln. addressed the Con.
vention in the Representative Hall this evening".
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: 4 woman is nov employed q clerk at the
ladies window of.the New York post sofics.-
Ought always 10 have been so. Yet she won't
be half 80 polite 70 her sistsss.as man would
Ito the pretty ones we mean. sN
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

SINGULAR DISEASE A letter from South
Florida to the Savannah News, dated June lst,
says that strange and fatal disease has broken
out among the deer of that section 8
They are found dead in every direction
in. some instances that have heard OF, by
gangs. There is now scarcely the sign OF one
TO be seen where they were before numerous. -
They appear to die, in most instances, suddenly
full heshed and fat. Some appear to linger
with the disease, and are found 10 have sore or
rotten mouth and tongue. / have seen num-
beers myselfwithin the last ten or twelve days.
The cattle are also similarly affected, but not
vets fatally. They have sore mouth and tongue
covered by thick, dark scurf, and walk
like abadly foundered horse. Where this di
sease among the cattle and deer broke out, or
how far it extends. Il have no means Of knowing
Il prevails as far Is / heard from. What is
sill more strange, the buzzards and carrion
crows have also disappeared. 1t is a. common
remark that none are to be seen. None have,
been found, that have heard of, i
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Cairo. June. Is. ':5s.

--------se-s---
Cairo, June, Is, SO.
CAIRO Is SO far under warer that it can hardly
os seen or heard from. The water, on the in
sue, 10 now within foot OF the top Of the Ohio
feyee, Hacks only tss feet of getting over II
on the outside, and the river is still rising
The water is three feet over Mound City, and
the passengers by the Illinois Central have to
be ferried for a considerable distance to tile
The suffering here is fearful to contemplate.
ana the destruction Of property is az present in
con.an, Wiz. s ,"naplsan.s nave mostly been
property to take care Of itself Piles of um ,ser
cattle, houses, fences trunks, and everything
1 generahy. are hoatlng about in q miscellaneous
mess. The people OF Panducah, hearing Of our
misfortune, sent down by the Thos Scott, last
nienea quantity OF bread and meat, and some
money, al o. WHICH came very OPPORTUNITY, and
we are infinitely Obliged ito our Pauducah
friends for their charitable remembrance Of u.s.
Most OF The women and children have left, yet
all the houses on the leree are full, and both
the wharf boats are crowded with people, bag
gage and furniture.
The Woodford laid over here last night. and
kindly accommodated anuinber Of citizens and
strangers with lodging for the night. The men
in town have no chance to sleep, thinking it e.
nough to accommodate the ladies'.
Inc news was brought last night that about
thousand feet OF the.al!inois Central track some
three miles above Cairo. are washed away. The
,s ,eah y .usassee was three hundred fset in
The Agent OF the Cairo Company id every.
thing in his power, but all efforts are unayail-
ing.
-
WELL DONE CHlcKER1SG.--We will give
Chickerinp, of Oquawka, the benefit &c one H.
sertion of his advertisements xh;ch C. NJ, /,
y. sa.s...s = M ',.s"sn :, "a'ea W. nno 20
VIII pay up: ~
TAe Great Tornailo
Has spent il Fury We repair our shattered
dwellings,, and collecting our scattered and dis
The 'usa se - agan % tne groscsiing
and a.. -, "a r i. riease call
chairs am, F,,a;,,,~a ss.a.a.. Speclmens q
sdo;n;ng,the Mns., S,a-e d. s'1 ~ namp's noon
sc.a.n. 500 s uss0 = Dut list. wnat dis-
ing Of the -four scoop uDun the bottom am nv
nearly empty fsrrei and e reminds ~ 49,
yonder appsrition Of skale,or H.r :, ~ go
last in the Smoke House At tha,A that Il n M,
proceed 70 collect. without further ;nd,,vsr.a
all notes aud accounts now due. - - a
Persons coming for Ceffins in the mint
lwnich Is unnecessary, as We have them ready |
All tue time, vii! lind me atmy CID residence
e,.,, ), -. : cAietsrias.
=, .cs,a .,,-- 49,
vas makng i.r.,;as s1Ss.uas nn,ls rs ibeliast
to her ros Ria ier 4, ~ 49, NJ
Drew up, cut his leg Oh Just below the knee |
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

lsEscLT OF The INDIAN BArrLx IN MINNESOTA.
I'VE learn from the last Minnesota papers that
10 the battle at Shokopee Only one Sioux was
Killed two badly supposed mortality wounded
are getting along well, and the other ten are mot
dangerously wounded. Four Cbippewas were
left dead on the 6eld. and one died aoon after
the battle. Seven wounded Chippe was we're
brought TO 81. Anthony on the evening OF the
I'd inst, when their wounds were dressed b.
suresOns The News says: =
The savages exhibited stoical indifference
during the sufgipal operations seldom Witnesse
p huaaan being Zeno would have relisled
tue spectacle. Ihey seemed to bs q utterly Ia.
sensible 50 phyaicslapain 1sthey are Apparently
incapable Of moral growth. Their fTiehffGl
wounds we're lacerated, examined, probed ana
bound Up, without sxtorting groan, orscausiue
j wink" - 8. = -''''e
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"a No. 80 1890 q. ~ u Is
49, s.. y. - ~ "a q - i.
u..t., ~ 80. -: ~ 81
eSfsd1 = 49, 4 ss;I;es 49, - q. 49,
eloes ~ ~; 4 80 -.
Srys 49, sss 80 - pns 49,
tsiie " ien f.s.ss 90 s.s:isLs
1890 ~ level rlsh 49, "a sss.ss ~.
raf6 III fo,ir inahe. Il hr,.s. - 4.
H. Ohio ieveo 4 sfhc. o,ily .nl.cr. ~, refoc,.
I'D II beirs MI sorre e.. ~
and three. lesasths 81 uiils Is iencth and hsre
! y mixed sseht il presented a ia hehnId.rs
esesy nlairnafe and ina inmate thine s.ved nm,
he destroying Siement i seen. -
i Al i O'Clock 3. H., nearly ope-half Of the new
,,nfinislIeTl 3btei 81 IN. Ievee fsil v;t,, dasc
enina crash. preceled by I report equal q. I
six.peunder. The building was Of br:ck fve
stories hiaNc. and cost nearly 100000. Tns
remain;n.e ,,o,scn co,,sdssa 81
Tosal loss.
! Gov. Mattesou's new bank building ave
stories hieh. also on the leyee shovs s;rrs ~
falling. Il ID an unfinished building and ,osf
about 475. 900. g -"
The . Springfield Block y adjoining tho h.rk
still stands firm. bu, viii nrohahIv c5,,ne. do.n
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-22

WELL sDoSE CHlcKER1sa.--We will give
Clustering, of Oquawka, the benefit Of one 10
sertion of bis advertisement, which We find ID
the Spectator. We hope Chickering's debtors
will pay up