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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

Hon. +. STILLS, Secretary Of State, 10 agar
At his post, after Al absence Of few weeks.-
Prompt In business, courteous in bearing, cheer
iul and hopeful in spirit, higl, minded and hon
orable in all his dealings, lie people OF lows
VIII retain his services by majority that will
astound our friend, the rcd Douglas, Of Benton,
Des Moincs Citizen.
Nor ALL GoLD THAT GLIrTERs.--Some friends
in Dallas county writes US that the piece OF gold
said to have been found by VIM. Madden,
worth S23, was nothing more or less than
piece Of brass that had been run from pair Of
strrups to do some bu.hing in mill.-lDes
Mones Citizen.
"Ned has run away with your wife" said ore
friend to another. Is it possibley am truly
sorry for his sad mishar.' replied the other.
| Many young ladies make fools Of them elves
by the looking glass, and many young men by
the drinking glass.
A writer we'll remarks that men are often ca.
pable OF greater things than they perform
They sent into the world with bill o. ere
dit and seldom draw to their full extent.
A deplorable calamity happened last week, in
Marshall county, Ky. A tree on the farm OF
Mr.. Thomas Reed was struck by lightning. and
two sons of Mr.. Reed were instantly killed, and
two others were severely injured, one OF whom
is not expected to recover. Two horses we're
also killed BY the stroke.
HERoIsE.-Whcn Nichols, the captain OF
Grotto, died, while on the voyage from Havana |
to New York, all but two o! his crew were down
with fever. His wife, finding ii necessarythat as
sistance should be given to the crew, nobly |
smothered the anguish caused by the death of |
her husband, and aided in working the ship
When the Grotto was spoken by the steam tug, |
near New York harbor, Mrs. Nichols was at the |
wheel.
The notorious Marchiones dc Brinyi Hers
when she was ascending the seailold. turned TO
her friend and said that she vas afraid she had
forgotten to mention in her confession that she
had poisoned her father. II was trihing omis-
sion which she wished TO have rectified.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

HAPPY PLAcE.-By neglect of our law.ma.
kers or omission Of the Enrolling Clerk, Carroll
county is not placed in either Of the Judicial
Districts. and is, of course, without legal tri.
bunal higher than that Of Justices Court!
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

ADULTERY AND MuRDER..-At the village of
Aonee, on the Illinois Central Railroad. last
Saturday, Nelson Kinney sho, his brotherin law.
'o"h hasS'ns. Cause, jealousy. Haskins died
next day, confessing his intimacy with Kinney's
wife
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

The Judges of the English Court of Common
Pleas, have decided that railway travellers are
not bound to take care of any portion of their
baggage, the company being legally responsible
for its safety.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

RUNNING REGArrAs INTO THE GRouNp.-L.s
SATURDAY afternoon regatta came off a, BIac,
wells Island. The boats are six cared barge,
used Tor conveying passengers from the yariou,
institutions on the Island to New York Ths
following were the entries which contested for
sweepstakes:
Almshouse boat, manned by vagrants, ent.
money, &
"ofAhouse boat, manned BY paupers, ent.
money, <
Penitentary boat manned by thieves. emf
money, <
Lunatio Asylum boat, manned by lunatics,
ent. money, 4
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

The CoSgLAGRArlcN.-Forty- one barrels of
singh wines" belonging to S. W. Good l. Co.,
we're "knocked in the head on Friday Of last
week, by Constable Stanton. They had been
seized under the liquor law and after fair in
vestigation before Justice Myers, were con-
demned to destruction. The By -stander set the
liquid on fire, and the Constable had . narrow
Escape from exterior burns. 1t Is said that the
danger Of interior burns 10 now decreased
lDes koiIss Citizen.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

The duties on brandy and buttons re.
ceived at the New York Custom House last
week, were very nearly the same amount. Each
article paid about $4,000. This is a queer
balance in trade
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

JOHN B. ROGERS, the young man who died
IRON the kick OF horse at Dodgyille, Thursday
last was only about twenty years of age,-had
no relatives or acquaintance in this vicinity
is believed to have had no relatives except a
sister in Indiana
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

u The injury to the jewelry store of the
brothera Carpenter, is not, we are glad to an.
nounce' as serious as was a: first supposed Mr..
A. w. Carpenter is confident that he can reme
ny the evil so far as to elabie him to re-occupy
the house in q few weeks.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

AecIpESr-An Irishman, whose name va
did not learn, was badly hurt by one of the wild
cattle which we're shipped here, day before YES.
terday. During one Of the stampedes, an or
ran against him, and cut the mans throat near.
~ from ear to ear, with the point of its horn.
At last accounts, the man was doing we'll. and
is likely to recover.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

AFTER THE LIQUOR DEALERs.-Thsy have re.
Gently been making seizures Of liquors, under
the prohibitory law. at the capital. And by the
following. from the Gate City, we conclude the
war against whskey is to become general
LIQUOR DEALERS, Look Ou1!-We understand
that a thorough, efficient and general ef1ort i
to be made next week in behalf of the enforce.
ment OF the prohibitory liquor law in our civ
II Is decided by those who have the matter IN
charge 10 commence legal proceedings for the
conhscation OF the liquor, and the entire de-.
structlon OF the business This course has been
adopted at the Capital Of the State and in otbor
localities with entire success, and We doubt not
that 1t will prove equally efficient here. And
while al good and law-abiding citizens must
sympathise with the movement and approve the
g of the law, they cannot object to
this public warning which we give, to louor
dealers to save their whiskey by promptly re.
moving it elsewhere; especially since i, is gen.
eraiiy known that most of the liquor here was
brought into the city during the period that the
license law was held to be in force.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

The Sons Of Malta are to have National
Convention at Philadelphia on the 10th. Some
i0ks think this new Society has some mys,eri-
Gus connection with lager beer, but we presume
LIZ, |. rni.tnLn
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G8 As will be seen by the new timetable
published this morning, another train has been
put upon the Western Road, and change made
in the arrival and departure Of cars. See adver.
tlsement
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SPECIAL NOTICES

pEsE-EsssJGE2S JEs9UsIE0GsK.-At.
- store otMessrs Gallery l. Harper Jefferson street
SaT!laE On where English German, swedish and Welsh
Bibles and festa,nents, May always be found cost
prices. oyb
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

" Pompey," said good natured gentle man
to his colored man, ~ did not know until to-
day you had been whipped last week"
Didn't you, NASSAU replied Pompey. a
know'd it all the time"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

Us We are using sterne candles with patent
wcks from the candle and lard oil factory OF
Mr.. Henry T. Ford, Jefferson street, and con.
slider them excellent
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

A young lady is charged with having said
that II cart-wheel has nine fellows, it's pity
II pretty girl like her can't have one.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

STRIKING lLLusrRArIoS--Ths following
was the conclusion Of Henry Ward Bsecher',
Fourth OF July GRAFTON at Brooklyn. He spoke
from the steps of the City HALL
have been asked by those concerned in /.
, peneso'ehe movement to mention to you the
lau'es OF America, who are now engaged in the
WORK OF purchasing the grounds and tomb Of
washington At Mount Vernon; and with this
snaii hsy close Il is fit that women should rise
10 the perturbed state of the Union, and should
every where, as they do, beg for peace and hon
o cancellation. You remember that when
u ~ had slept three days, and many thought
'ne world was empty OF him, tina. it was the
women who went to the sepulchre. asking Az
.ney went, who shall roll away the stone; and
'.na', when they reached the tomb, the stone
was rolled away and AN angel sat upon it, Now
the women OF America go to the tomb ofWash.
lngton, and who will roll away the stones God
grant that they may find the stone rolled awav
.h the living spirit of Washington, which is
'ne spirit OF liberty, sitting upon it, to hail, 70
cheer and to bess Them"
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Madison Ia Univ

n, Mauison, Ia, July II.
The extensive Cooper establishment OF Coffin
&spilht, High and Cherry streets, were burned
last night at II o'clock. A lot of dressed and
undressed cooper stuff was also consumed. Loss
estimated at 81 900. No Insurance.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

e. Catarrh, or Cold in the Head, relieved by
browns Bronchial TToches," or Cough Lozenges
juiyfI-dwlw
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

- Considerable excitement was felt yes
.'aaS afternoon by persons occupying build
. y near the corner Of Jefferson street. Mr.
'@sSA' digging cellar between Messrs
f''s's lewelry store and Squirss l. Bloss
), s'0'e, iof new business house. About
j ''Oex there was great scampering from
"1 sada very sudden yaca,ing Of the
r. s'0fe, caused by the cracking Of Messrs.
), 'A'sf walls caused by the undermining Of
!, '0'a'alon. Additional braces we're put up
:, considerable pains taken TO prevent fall
a'4ef building, which, We think, will be sue.
a. Aessrs. Carpenter were removing from
!, Guiding, however, yesterday PIN.
' Aessrs Carpenter have abandoned their
Dg ana moved their goods across Main
.lslf south wall has settled full six inches,
~uug their windows and rendering it very
~ mat all must come down.
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County Convention.

The Republicans Of pes Moines County are request.
noe, In Convention, At MARION HALL, in the
), Burlington, Saturday, July Path inst, At
~. IN the afternoon for the purpose Of electing
to the Judicial Convention, to be held At Bur-
-. on the aSth inst.
"'e YITZ HENRY WARREN,
Chm Des Moines Go. Cent. CON-
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q Tie Hamilton Freeman Of the Sth inst,
says tie company Of Frontier Guards" which
has been on the frontier of our State since the
lsi Of March, was recalled by the Governor,
and disbauded on the lss inst, having been On
duly JUS! four months. They saw no hostile
Indians but the! performed a very important
work in restoring the confidence of the settlers,
sld thereby increasing emigration; and it is
more than pfopable that the Indians left that
section OF The State, in consequence of the
PREPARATION for their reception. The company
u returned in good health and fine splits
Their organization still continues under the law,
and il is quite probable that they will be order
q back in October or November.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

There is a manly and vigorous tone in the
emancipation movement in Missouri that pro-
phesies success. The candidates of the party
speak out strongly. As an instance, Henry T.
Blow, accepting nomination to the State Sen.
ate from ST. Louis, writss-
"Born and raised in Slave State, and sur
rounded with these influences through life,
know the worthessness of the institution itself,
and have, for many years, never failed to eau.
tion my best friends against relying upon such
y rotten basis as slave labor, either for pecuni-
AIRY gain or domestic comfort. While the
thought has never entered my mind for a mo-
ment. that the advocates OF SO magnificent q
policy for the good of the white race should
contemplate the slightest act Of injustice to that
class OF our citizens who own a large pecuniary
interest in the black race, have held that We
should 60 to work among ourselves, gaining the
cooperation even Of the siauehokders, to rid the
State Of this incubus upon her prosperity and
that Of her citizens"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

u Two persons, named D. J. Stanley ant
Vm. T. Talcoti, came in company to Onarga
lIs, last summer, where they bought land, pu,
| Up small house and lived together. After
,hsy had lived together some six weeks, Stanley
suddenly disappeared. As he was known to
have considerable money, Talcost was only
saved from suspicion by plausible explanations.
Recently it was discovered that Talcott was
wearing til. clothing and carrying the watch of
the missing man-search was made, the body
found where it had been buried in September
las, and be arrested for the murder, which he
has confessed
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

.T Among the many preparations before the
public as certain cures for tie Fever and Agae
have been received with such especial favor MS pr J.
H0sTtTIER's CELEBRATED "sTUMACH BITrERs .
This tonic has been circulated and its many virtues
promulgated through The States, and every day the
ptopretors greeted with the nellig nc. OF some
dreadfe. case Eanqaslei ty the Of their cecbFa
led "Bltters.' In cur principal Cities there are bal
fsw families who neglect lie s.Bittars, in furnishing
t4er medicine closets. rs tonic IL is both mild and
agreeable to tic TASTE ami stimulating in its action upon
the system For certain for the Fever and Ague,
fatalehcy, Dyspepsia and all other lrorbI Diseases
Is sure and unequahea.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally.
Z
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~ The Railway Republican says that when sena.
tors OF the United States and others Of the highest
standing socially AMI politically, openly declare that
woods Hair Restorative" (sold by all good druggists
Is all and more than all preeIds be- we cannot do
otherwise than believe them.
We that the United States has made an appropria-
ton Of several hundred scalping knives to one of the
Indian tribes part Of its annuity. As is thus pro.
yiding for removing the s'caplnary substance" will it
not be well TO order several thousand packages Of
Restorative to restore the beauty to the denuded
POLL and not leave nakedness "where the hair ought to
grow?"
CAUTIoS.-Beware of worthless limitations as seyera
are already in the market, called by different names
Use none unless words professor Woods Hair Re.
storatye, Depot st. Louis, No., and New York) arr
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 Canadss
july1-lm
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for the Western Road came across the river Sa-
turday on the 10. Gales
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we learn that the person who fell from
sas Building, on the evening Of the Sd inst,
w hight before last
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The New York Commercial Advertisers Lon

don correspondent sayE-
Il is stated from France that the Emperor has
notified Spain that, although England has
threatened to leave her to her fate on the Gu
ban question, he will support her to the last.
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" Hs butJustice to Mr.. Sales to say that
IL o''eAms the authorship Of the article in
! oazeiie, published some days since, attack
I sAe chy Engineer. We judged i. to be bis
fs.action from the MSS, which We accident.
saw, and not from internal evidence. Al
rtice vas one of those witless and prosy
-, which serve no other purpose except
ssAbsh the fact that the author 10 low
'ftguafd, We appreciate Mr.. Sales anxiety to
|eNd the sigma Of its authorship.
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g oae Of the wild cattle escaping from the
aea Yesterday, ran GU, to Germantown and
.'4Nc some damage and . great deal of ex-
s'AsA' oy ossttdrning carts, and putting divers
DFsopls to flight,
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= 4ns concert Of the Baker Family, on
i, n'ght, was we'll attended, and very plea
"was Areal old fashioned Yankee con.
such - We had not heard before, for
y. ihe singers gave their eongs with much
We mournful and quiet expression Of
/. vapor," was singularly appropri-
o.. selection Of pieces was large - well
49, 'l0 the audience went away, highly
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-07-20

The Albany Statesman says, that every gen
eral officer in the American army of the Re-
volution was Free Mason, except Benedic
Arnold.
NIAGARA FALLS BACKING UP.-Another mass
Of rock, earth and trees separated themselves
from Goat Island, at Niagara Falls, last week,
and went laundering down into the chasm-
Buffalo may hope Gin time =" to have the Falls
within the city limits.
John Morrissey, the pugilist thinks that Can.
ada is the only place where fight could go on
without interruption. In published card he
says:-"I once fought in the United States for
one Thousand dollars a side, and it cost me
eighteen hundred dollars to save myself from
State Prison."
Three young noblemen from Senegal, of the
brightest ebony tint, have arrived at Paris from
the French colony, and have entered the mill
,ary academy of St. Cyr.
The Missouri Republican finds fault with the
Turner's Of Cincinnati for having formally re-
solved that il is the duty of that organization TO
vote with the Republicans.
THE PROSPECT IN KANsAs-Col. Babcock,
the Mayor of Lawrence, gives it as his opinion
that the English swindle will not receive
thousand votes.
Uncle Sam designs using every means in his
power to replenish bis empty Golfers. With
this view be has thrown into public market the
following small Darcels of real estate
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SHEET SFsT@s,

NEW SHEET R6stssS
Dnn PIECES, received this day frGn aessrs CIvxR
DUO ntrsos Co., the largest Music publishing house
in America.
The subscriber has just completed an arrangement 10
act as pccal Agent for the above house. and will here
al er receive regularly and promptly as the mails
anu express VIII permit packages containing all their
new and popular publications and such other Music
may be ordered. H. IT, UAWIEY,s
Jefferson Street, opposite CooIhangh Il Brooks Bank
maTf9
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VI ARR

In this city, on Wednesday, the lit, by Rev. J. A.
Bradrick, Mr.. l.. WALTER and Miss CORsEIIA Il.
HENDRICKS, all Of this place.
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EHffk Sacks Dried Apples, for sAIe Al
- mays !. N. ROGERS co.
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Five Thousand Dollars,
(HS. OOO.l


e5,OOO,)
MILL be paid ~ eithcr OF the foIlowing-
w 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. 90.
OF Harrisburgh, Pa,
10 any person who shall honestly sustain loss By Are Il
that amount, Of property covered by their Policies.
The money s on hand and will be paid promptly
The who H. has only 70 call the Agent ana
get his Policy.
Also. the same will be paid by the
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
Of Hartford, Conn, or the
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF Hartford Conn,
10 any holder OF OF their Policies for that amount,
whenever the same shall fall due. Husbands and
Fathers generally do not understand appreciate
the value or Policy OF LIE IssrRAxcK. Call and ret
pamphlet (Which will be furnished without charged cad
learn more Of the subject.
The aggregate capital Of the above named Conpa-
MES 10 over
-Four Millions Of Dollars!
e. Policies issued for any amount desired.
april H. II. HAWLEf, Agent,
Jefferson st., opposite Coolbaagh q Brooks Bank.
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BURLINGTON C MISSOURI RIVER
Ia H ID ;i;;E.s.--; C s.z9
-.=--a--.=---..s-..
CHANGE OF TIME


On and after July 10Th, and until further notice. Pas
senser Trains will leave and arrive as follows:
GUING WEST.
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| iST OF LETTERS remaining In thc Pos
IL ohce at Burlington Iowa, July l5th, ISIS.
Hunt James X
Agent G r K Of Hart Chas PolkNL
Canada Hedge Mrs Sara Purse!i Jno u
NJ Hendee Il II Powers Anthony
BunawsEW Hunt Pring Jeremiah
Burt ProfGeo HaysJC Patrick Mr..
ByFnes JasT 2 Hunt Thomas q
| Bowers Saml Hawkins He Qaig,ey VIM
| Brown John j IL
| BakerAA Jackson Calvin Z Roberts WIN
Bowen Alex Johnson Elizabeth Roberts Nathsnr
| Blake Martin Johnson Ellen Nj Robinson Miss Mag
G King Miss phelpneEhism Daniel
Cook VIM Kelley Jas ReedJC
Crawfor mrs Janekser Mrs s =
Cook chasB Kelley Patrick s.oneLs
Custins w L. Smiley Michel
Chamberlin Miss A Livermor Rev LIS 6-impson X
Cook John Lakin Jno y Stanley Mary
Crane L Lewis JOS A Shields Miss Julia
Clinton Geo LenierD straughn John
Conver sew Lemon VIM Short WmA
Collins Jas Lee Miss Mary shea John
Cole Mrs Ann Lessman Jos seney Geo
- Lewis = q Schwar j p
DanasE Lasly Robt Stone Lersan
DaVisH K Lynde Ezra II Selhy Elizabeth
Deiashmet MargtJLeiller MissMatte AShrcn Geo
plnnieord VIM W Lott Samuel Il
Edgington W Nee VIM Ts atrsr pas mft
Lidef Adellne Maple Della Thomas Richard
Eaton Zebulon Morrison Oscar Todd Alvin
ELS Il Co q w Miner Jas "
Minor H C Wells Henry
Econ John Morg n Lucinda Walker Jos
Fo!ts d Son Metcalf Jacob W Walton
Fisher Roberts Moran Susan Webster Adoiphus
Z. Meyers Josiah Whiteman mis- A.
Gregg Mrs Esther NIX, Iuanda
Gugel x Co McCabe Col r Williams Tbos
Grannan Patrick McEivanc AissEHWlians
Grin John Mcdowell GIN WoIf Andrew
tray Al thur Mclean Thos Wilson Edgar
Graham Miss ia Mclaughlin paYidW ood Iirht 10
Meta Mcdonald Peter Asgcdr Let.
= "A tiers.
HartzellJ A 0'Nea Miss NAP Charles staff
Hawkins Miss SalieOtstol Mrs Jno Ii A NJ Hanson
Hurst j Oxfsrrth q
Persons calling for the above letters will please say
Advertised" JAMES TIZZARD p. VI.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
TIME subscriber would respectfully inform The puhu
i that he has removed his stock OF
Piano Fortes and Melodeons.
M SIC,
Musical INSTRUMENTS.
BoOhS, STATIONERY d FANCY GOODS
10 the store house on jefferson Street. second door be
low Main street, nearly opposite Coohaugh d Bre~ks
bank. lie has fne stock Of Goods and Ii pErra
MINED NOT TO BE USssRscLp In any department. of hi
business.
lie invites the public generally to call and examn .
for themselves. fapryt H. IT. uAWIgy
HEO. a. PRINCE a. co.'s, and
N MASON HAMLIN's
NEL0DEONS, at
apr1 HAwLEIs,
On Jefferson It,, opposite cooibauyh 3 Brooks Bank
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DIED.
On the 18th inst, at the residence Of Richard How.
ard, Esq, Mr. JACKSON d. HUNTER.
st Louis and Chicago papers please copy.
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e. tS : n IL ". lis u n g. g's
MANUFACTURER asD SOLE FE1rRI&f3a IF
HERIIaG'S PATENT C'H4 np!D.y SAFJ
For tie States u Missouri AID Iowa,
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The Golden Wreath

n EN supply from the THgRrIETa EDITION OF this in,-
mensely popular collection Of beautiful Music for
Schools and Music Classes, At hand this mcrninr, at
HAWLEf'5 Music store.
Jefferson street, opposite Coolbapgh Brooke Bank.
mayis