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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-24

A NEW STYLE OF HAIR.-A blonde actress in
vented, few months ago, style Of couture for
the new Marie-Stuart bonnets, which became
rage at once in the Lorette world at Paris
the hair OF the forehead is cut short, commenc.
ing few inches and gradually growing longer
as it approaches the ear All the hair Of the
side OF the head, in front of the ears thus short
ened, is tied up over night in fine bands in
thread, such way that when undone in the
! morning there appears on each side of the fore
head puff OF open, ragged, wavy hair, filing
completely the relief in the siGes of the Mary
Stuart bonnets. 1t has the air of being badly
| combed and from this they derive the new des-
ignation-les NAL peignees-(" the badly comb
edo At first sight you would say inevitably,
there's lady who has forgot to comb herself
this morning" But all this disorder ia the re-
suit Of studied art; the evenings banding re
quires two hours Of the most active har-dressers
hands; it is bat refinement of pride, and ex-
aggeration of vanity: The NAL peiynees are
found almost exclusively among the blondes,
because the more daylight that can be shown
through the day frizzled puffs the better. 1t
is only the exaggeration Of the disorder that is
the most CONNIE Il taut-in its kind. The
night that Mile Duyerger made her first APP
pearance on the stage in the new couture, the
entire clan of NAL peignees were present to give
ectdt to the new fashion. For that evening
there was shower Of bouquets and applause.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-24

I'd An injunction has been served upon the
ssy Of. Davenport, 10 prevent any expenditure
which will tend to increase the municipal in
debtedness
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-24

H Cure you have Gonorrhea,
elect, Structures Seminal Weakness or any disease Of
the Genital Organs procure at once Dr. Bakers spe.
cifc. 1t is warranted to all cases in few days.
1t the emily safe and remedy secret
now offered to the public. Plain directions for use &C.
company the medicine. With DR.. Bakers Specific you
can cure yourself, and thus prevent all exposure
Price 81 so per bottle.
Sold by DR.. EAsTERLY, corner of Third ard Che smut
streets, St. Louis by W. A. HOLToN 4 CO., QUIGLY
BRO, and D. sIMMs CO., AIton, ILL.,, and Druggists
generally.
For sale by L. y. GAY, Burlington. aug17daw1y
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New Pnrnifura

INHAT entire stock Of New Walnut and Cherry rsr.
nsure mas been consigned 70 me for immediate saIe,
and may Be seen at my on Main street. aale ~
pefative.
Auction prices duplicated private sale every day.
augl9dAwlw o. H. HARRla Anrs,cr.s-V'
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Administrator Notice.

Estate ~ t. LIZ NMrNe, Deceased
ME undersigned has this day been appointed 81 the
- County Court Of Dss Moines County, Iowa, Admips
irstof Of the estate Of r. L. Nurse dsceass lae q
said county.
AL persons Ldebted said estate are ueeee6 %
make payment TO the undefsgned and persons havia0
claims against said estate, are hereby notAnd - ~
sens the same 70 said Court for allowance
aug20wAw J. n. BROADWRlI. AAm,.,.1.>e>.
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NoAISArED-Judge Kellogg, Of Peoria, was
rs-nominated for Congress, ON Thursday last,
by the Republicans of that district.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-24
For sale by E. Z. GAY, Burlington. aug17dGw1y

ARE YOU sICK-or have you friends that are sickf
Then read Dr. Easterys advertisement in another
umn ofthis paper andgo to the agent this place and
obtain the medicines recommended for the Complaint.
We allude to Dr. Easery Iodine ard sarsaparilla Dr.
Carters Cough Balsam, DR.. Eastery Fever and ARue
Killer, Dr. Bakers Specific and DR.. Hooper's Female
Cordial These medicines have been thoroughly tested
in the various forms of disease for which they are re-
commended, and can be confidently recommended a.
the most efticacions remedies known. They are very
popular, and selling rapidly In nearly every city
and town in the United States To be had Of the
4. E. Gay, Druggist in Burlington. aug1Tdkw1y
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There Is fountain hlIed with blood,
Drawn from Immanuel'o VEINS

Mr.. Smith then read from the Bible short
record of the Savior's death, and holding up
the book stated that it had been in the cell Of
the condemned man and read by him, and that
when he closed he should lay it upon the coffin
as relic to his family-his fatherless and mo
therless children. After some more appropriate
and impressive remarks, Mr.. Smith kneeled
down and offered up . solemn prayer for the
man about to be launched into eternity.
The Sheriff then read she warrant of Execu-,
ton.
The rope which had been prepared was made
Of linen thread about one half of an inch in
diameter, which had previously been placed
around the neck of the wretehed man, and
which was supposed would be the fatal cord
ilinkie was led out on the platform and exhibit
ed more iortilude than he had at any time
shown since arriving on the ground. The cord
was then attached to the hook in the beam
above, the death cap placed over his eyes, and
precisely at two o'clock the Sheriff cut the rope
that held the platform. As the drop fell, the
fall was about three feet. the sudden conclusion
Of his weight snapped the rope asunder, and he
fell stunned and bruised to the ground. The
scene was most truly horrifying spectacle, and
tho feelings Of the mass of human beings who
witnessed this great blunder on the part of the
Sheriff, were intense and horror stricken. We
trust We snail never again DC caheu upon W
record 90 distreising blunder, much less 70
witness it. The wretchsd man was then takes
up and carried again upon the scaffold placed
upon the platform, where stronger rope wal
adjusted around his neck, drop again fell and
William Hinkls was in the throes Of DEATH
After being suspended thirty minutes he Wal
pronounced dead by oil the attending Physicians
cut down. placed In bis coffin, and delivered Owe
70 his relatives and friends. Thus ended thii
solemn tragedy.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-24

u Dr. Easterly's Fever and Ague
Killer is warranted to all OF Ague and Fever
Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, Inter mttent and Remit
tent Fevers and form Of Fever incident 10 the
West. 1t has cured more than One Hundred Thousand
cases during the last two years.
Sold by DR.. EASTERLY, Of Third and Chestnut
Streets St. Louis, No.; BY W. A. HoLTON CO., QUIG-
LY BRO, and D. SIMMS 4 CO., Alton, ILL.,, and
Druggists generally.
For sale bv r. T. GAY Rurlin0to, anw17dAw1v
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x.
Flour-The market under the effect of large
receipts, and limited demand to day, was quite
dull but prices are unchanged. The sales were
confined to 500 bbls at 81 ,s0as5 for superfin,,
AID 1926 for extra White Wheat. The receipts
during the past "a hours were Ais barrels.
Whisky-The demand is limited, and the
mai ket dull, with sales of $50 bbls at 23az3&c;
the latter rate obtained for one lot from wa
CONS.
IRRESPONSIBLE market was rather dull again
to day, and We noticed disposition to sell at
easier rates, and some transactions took place,
but the particulars were kept private. Mess
Pork was offered at SIC; so bbls Rump Pork
sold at $3.50; % tres Hams at lOc, at Madi-
son, and $50 bbs Lard at l03c, decline.
Groceries-There is no change. Sales Of 200
bags low grade Coffee at lie cash, and 90 do
prime do at &c. Moasses is firm at 45c, and
Sugar at sia93c.
Whest-The demand continues active, and
the receipts sell readily at our quotations.
Sales OF 4a0 bush prime Hill at 81; 500 do prime
White at Sl,l2; 1850 do good White at s., O6;
400 do do in Covington at 81, OF; 800 do prime
White at Sl,l0; 1000 do do do at 81, 10; 500 do
do do at Sl,l0; 200 do inferior do at 95c; $50
Go prime do at 81 10.
Corn-There is fair demand, and prices are
steady at SOC for fair. Sales 900 Blu at 55a56c;
l,53o do at soc; 700 do, on landing, at 54c, and
$50 do white at 60c.
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The GolHar wrao%h

NEW supply from the TH1RrrrrH EDTIoH Of this inn.
mensely popular collection Of beautiful Nusc for
Schools and Music Glasses, at hand this morning at
HAWLEY'S Music Store
mayl9 oeA' D~AA'
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PLANO EnRTEs

r,ur PLANO EORTES.
ME pest assortment offered in this market and
~ the lowest prices CONSIDERING QUALITY, are nov
opened At Hawley's New Music Store, on JeHea.
son street, opposite Coolbaugh b Brooks Bank
They are from the Manufactures Of
J. CHICkERING SONS, Boston.
LidHTE, NEWTON kBRADBURYg. New Yerk.
A. H. GALE d CO.. -
=. D. BUCKINGHAM CO., Utica.
apr7 u IAwrrv
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HEO. A. PRINCE II CO.'S, and
~ MASON 4 HAMLIN'S
49,, MELODEONS, atg
~. HAWLEYN,
On Jefferson st., opposite Coolbaugh Rrooka, nank
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-08-24

gOA PIECES, received this day from Messrs O1IyR.
wv Drsos Co., the largest Music publishing house
The subscriber has just completed an arrangement 10
sc as special Agent for the above house. and win here.
aIer receive as regularly and promptly a. the malls
ano express will permit, packa containing ali theiY
may be ordered. n n HAWIrvss =
mayl9 As "saA'
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Chicago, Saturday, August, 81

| O'clock, p. m.
The recent rapid advance in Spring Whea
was not arrested at yesterdays extreme prices
as many were inclined to predict but prices
have ranged II to &c higher to day for all
grades OF Spring and Winter, market closing
very firm if not buoyant. Flour inactive, hold.
era generally being above buyers views 10
ools Macomb Spring Wheat Extra sold early at
S5.
The market for No. Spring Wheat opened
az 96 Tor fresh receipts in store, but little was
doae, however, until buyers advanced their
views; the bulk of sales were at 97c, amounting
| TO about $4,000 bu 5000 bu old receipts sold
early at 90c, Later 1000 at 92c and 5000 do at
csc; $40 bu R, jectcd Spring Soc A few sales
NO Spring in store at 100. Active inquiry
for Winter Wheat but buyers and sellers apart:
several sales Rejected Red at CSC in store No.
do. at l. IL. $50 bu No. White early at l,2s
In store, $50 bu in bags at ,35 on the track.
Corn continues active at better prices; advan-
ced to lc. Sales two boat loads good canal
corn a. 70!c ailoat, another very handsome lot
at Tic afoat. Sales $500 blu No. in parcels
at 6Sac in store and 69c, chiefly the latter and
o,loo bu No. 2 at est to &c, chiefly at the for
nser figure. 3,lOo bu Rejected do at 5sc.
Oats tiriner for old sales of single car loads
al 4stc in store, aud 1000 blu &C Ace, subsequent
sales reported at soc. New Oats in bags not
very active At so to sic. Nothing doing in
Barley. Rye very firm. Highwnes steady.
Good Butteri in demand. Eggs steady. Live
Stock market unchanged. Hides irm.-Provi-
SONS quiet; 20 casks shoulders at &C. 70 bills
country Lard a. loo. Apples quite plenty. Po-
tatoes very dull
Lake Freights frmer. Schr. A. Handy, Corn
to Buffalo 2fc. Vessels generally held at SO
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44s
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REMOVAL.
We subscriber would respectfully inform the publ
that he has removed his stock Of
Piano Fortes and 1elodeons,

Duonc, olA1IONERH d FANCY GOODG
me store house On Jefferson Street, second door ba
low main street, nearly opposite Coolbaugh BROOKS
Dank. He has hne stock Of Goods, and 10 psfm
business. - ~SSeae"s VI ~
lie invites the public generally to call and exsmin
for themselves. rapr.l II Ia nv ~
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-04
G d.

Der uprince gilbert" brinqt Nu9ridten
aus 9iperpool uno 9onoon, bic fir bic
N0ocirte preNe in Seem : g)orf no@ @ol>
may telegrapbirt muroen.
Cine tele9rapbiiae Depelae aus Maoz
rib, bic am Sage Der Nbreiie psS Odmz
piers in 2onpon einlruf iast, rab Die
lponilde Ree'eruns re merifuniihe Troee
ernitli6 In bic 6ano 9enommen bat, unp
erfldrt, RAP bic Sohe in elmer NIT Der
MlrreS panien6 lbsreinltimmenrenWe Ie
bei9ele9t merpen muie. Teincieli9feiten
psrpen beltmmt ermartet.
Sn Der oiialiihen 1urfet mar cine
ernfl;de Sniurref'ion ousasbroden, aber
Die @in;elnbeiten i'nc mob nidt bsfannt.
0r. Mbi,ebou1e, Ger Gr>gleftrifrr rer
o;lantilhsn 3eIeorapberccmpaen,en, bat
einen unoern 8rief an rie Dirct!oren oez
ldrisben, norm ct feline f,iiteren Mus>
iaasn in Be,u9 ouf Die Shmier'afeien
nit rem Eabet III arbeitsn, ,uriid;ish1;
uuo bic ueber;eu4un9en ausipridt, daft
conelte INNER nod tauslid 9emadt nerz
Den Tonne,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-04

Cir Scbn Bur9c9ae battle Den 9s1hsn>
rra9en, melder Napclepn's @aro nah
cem Be9rdtni6playe auf 81. 6elena
futrts, in paris at9eliefert. Yrins Na<
rclfpn nabm Jpn oils einsn 8emeie cee
Mun dies FER &Dni9,n, rie @rinnerurz
gen Don Ct. 5slena aue,um,iten unc
re Nilian; III te%feltl9en, in @mpian9.
Ten brQInriihen @ensralitaatcn lit
Der Nn'ro9 iur Nutbstuns cer Sflapsrei
in Sur,nam unc Curacao pcreeleat NOR
zen.
3milhen BEN ousmlrtisen Nrprdl len
tanten in Macric itatt9efunpene Gonfsz
rtnien Iai1en elne fr,splide s. unA Ter
msrifariihen Tra9e errarten.
&oiier NapcIepn bat Elm S4reibsn an
zen YrlnSen NapOlepn 9erihtet, NORM ct
la9t, cob, menn Gle emigration freis.
9feaer Der Sflarenboncel in 0erfleipune
lei. er nidta comit ~ ihafen baten mclle
Gr teanftra9t rem Yrin;en, nit Gnslanl
in unterboncluns su tretsn, UNI &cpliei
fir Ne9er iu lubltituiren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-04
DdS Nonplusultra Der ipu

DoS Nonplusultra Der jour-
nolii1i1den &unf gu i@impfen laien mir
tur;li9 IN 6rn. S@lutter'S 8eoba9ter
;u Yreton, 6. %. Der @etttrett rrirr
;miiden Dem erpdbnten 6eraua9eter uni
einem pur9 unr rurd moraliid perlucerz
ten unb gan; belpnpers tem Erunte er>
sebenen prteter> Namens 81. Mrnolr,
9efub,t. User cieien berldtieten. lucerz
li@en priefter onsreift, her belurelt ild
NIT pe6 unc tein prrentli9er Menid
ioute iid NIT Jpn in irsenp Elm &t
tinla6en. J.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-04

Serrmonn,0 81 t. - lle 6errmorn,
rielcm rtutlhcn 81 y / II It ii d H.
idreitt Gin Nerr Collins an ric ureltide
3e,tuna" in 81. Scicph DO:
Sic Yrcilt rer 1851 Meine itehcn ST.,
40 - 80. Sir rem 1851 Wein III
nrdy tcln eioentlih ieiter Yreie eeu1odt,
"a nrh feline NuffGufe Nrn ouenlrte otz
modt murrcn rph CLAUDE ld nldt roE
quite Weine inter $50 per 0ollpne cerz
fault merren, rem rie riesjabrioe Grnte
erreidt an Suantitdt Die ncrj1trioe III
etnem Iritttbeile> n0brene lie an Quoliz
tat rtslelbe tbeilretie , mo- pinftli1 oelelen
wurre, nrd itertrefen m06te.
Yfansldulen in Neben n 8rudtz
tdurnen oler 0attuna "erilttren bier arrei.
81. Nrmmel s~erfauft @atamba Wirsz
hinge in tleineren Yortbieen pos 6uncert
gu $500 in 9r1bern III $3.50; S9nittz
hinge roe lauienr III $500.
Nuh 81. 8. g. 5u6mann balt mod
cine YHonsldule.
Sci BelteQun9eh Die DON ousmdrt6
erfcl9en> 1T ntdt 5u %ver9e1en> Die Nrt Der
@eriencun9 su beltimmen.
WcQen sic mir u nod oeltotten,
cine feline Beldreibun9 DON 6rn. Npmz
mel@ Weinber9 gu seben> ben id belu9te,
Nuf einem Der reisenriten 5u9el seleoen,
NIT wel9em bic Natur ben berrli9en YloB
10 retdli6 beco9t iberitebt man Don
oes Beiiger5 Wpbnbau6 meilenmett bic
9anse umlie9enre @e9enp unp jepes 5aus
in 5errmann fam DON bic EN- punfte aus
9esablt werpen, Nu9 ba6 unoenuo1amlte
@emutb miro iId bier bel einem Olaie
1haumencem Sportlin96 ooer rem be-
rlbmten BON rem 0ir9inia Seeplin9 ee,
%ponnenen Gloret, her audi pabrenr res
ltren9lten Winters 1ein Spmmertleic niht
oble9t Der Sorsen entldlosen uno lob.
preileno cer Sd6pfer 0~erenfen, bic benz
berr(t9en 8ewd6ie cine nel>e 5eimatb
unter un6 beretteten.
5err Npmmel in 5errmann mar rer
Grite> per ben ra19 in Mufnabme eefomz
menen Seetlins in Miipuri ein9eflbrt
bat.
Mempbt6, 8erfauf son
Weieen in Die Sfloperei. - 8iele unierer
Qe(er rrerren li9 %9emunpert boben ais lle
turSli9 laien, raB pier meibe Drouen;im>
mer unp elm meteer Mann, penen in Der
Circuit Court Der prc5eb re9en 0aoaz
bunpirns semaht murc> Gem 8crrift Ger
Sury ;uiolse ouf IL Monate ais Stlaz
pen p%ertouft merpcn iolen. Ta6 @eies
]areibt piele Gtrafe DOR.
Wir baben nod mon6erlei folder bar
bariiden Oelege in unlerem @toote. -
Wenn Niemanp iolde @aeabunren on@
teisern mill baben lie Die fir ibre Sflaz
PEREZ on9eleBte 3eit in rer Sail III per>
bleen. (St. ,. @lts.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-04

mDctte 10y tebuupttn, raG i'm &tllna W,nuez
iota'5. baupt|ahlid ater in rtlsn iauerz
itcfre,6er 2uflbeldaftnbs,t, cisl Wsiunr~
teitebefo'rernce6 su fncen lei uno ;l1z
Nleid Elm Sppren sur Marencuu9 c,;cuos
ter Gntraie lieAe. Jerner aiauts i'd cayz
aus ouh RE naIl'Ishe Jclosruna ;iet:n
III "curfen, rut i1b hi cen StnctntTn
Miuneirta'e midi j:ns tranftuf te unc bsfc
t'at Ntl9un9 gum Grtremen en'mide!r urc
ttlt1ssen ntrce, nsihe IN anre1n Sbe1Isn
Der Ser. Gruoten bemerftor Miro. DIE
Menlhen Madden eeaenmdrtia ousrrinas
eben,p i'm @i9enm,len auf, rrer ino 10
out9enahien, chne caf lecch an linen
iene nereDle Netsbatfeit bemerfbar mitrre,
1pelhe Die 8srpbner namentlih cse Sitens
Der Union fenn;eibnet. s. berriht mebr
Veluncbeit in Minnf icta, 1rcrurh Die 8e>
wobner mincer bpsortlg er{heinen. SD
tolte Die Sebauptun9 fir niht III 9ema9t,
raB in, &lima DON Minne1ota Der Menlh
llh gum Wiabtalten ecn Natur
nei9e. Gin in Der Nufreeun9 re6 Trune
fes cerlttsr Mcrc in 81. Yaul gait ais
Elm unertprte6 Grei9nit, unc menn man
rle 3ul ammensemurfelttelt Der 8enbtfez
ruro tetrodtet, 70 tleibt 9fidt6 lbriQ, ale
bic Mufnahme be(dnfti9enoer @in>rirfun9
ces Nlima'e. Sur ols eIbnclo0tlde Mtz
nuna, nur ais tnilinttise Nufa0une mag
ern mir he Bemerfune tinsenrmmen
nerpen, cab i'm &lima Minneirta'S rie
6inleituna sum Moftalten auf obnlld,e
Weile 81 f1nren iei, ME in 0tutldtanr,
ollie rabin einidlaeencen 8spbahtuneen
ilnp nod 10 lrder unr lcie, eas e5 en-
mabun9 9enannt merren milete, it6 fdpn
rarauf itllsen III mpl!en.
, - Die @raciruue Der @iieubabn Don
, M(enopta nab 8eue Ylain lit ibrer 0cl>
lencun9 nabe.
- Die Iranlt Gilsntabn< Grmpaonit
bat elne Nppllcaticn fir DE @eraus9atur9
Don nslen Bombs i'm Wertbe ron 100000
Dollars 9emadt. Der Gcntrabent, 81.
GIL. Ge 0rof, btstet Nlss out um bic
Satn raid Su pcllsnosn,
: IteGflihenYp II fpmmen un<
re9elmdbt9 an; uid't neil St. 8urtant
n leinen Gontroft smilten bier uno ga Grpf
l. nibt erfullt> lpncern neil cer Ypltmeiitf1
n ccn Gticoso unlere Yclldde nod Yroirie
L ou Qhten lenretl Nnn lpn liz nod MlLMollz
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-04

Iie flihenpplt E II fpmmen I'M
%re9eln11bi9 an; nid,t neil St. 8urtanf
lei1en Gontroft srilhen bier uno ga Grpt
nidt erfiut, l~pncern neil Ger Ypltmeiiter
Spn Gbtco9o unlere Ycitldde nod Y'rairie
cu Gbirn lcnret> Ypn >pp lit nad Milmou>
fee marcern miillen> che lte mad, Ga Grpb
fcu1r1ru.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-04

Observation-Disclosures unc Yrtotle9ten
linc an unc fir fi@ unaere@ti9tetten, ouf
Soften per @ielen gum @crtbeile @enioer.
Die @e9ner bieler pclittf anertennen Die
@obrbeit pieier 8ebauptun9 in BET 1bepz
rie; bebaupten ieoo@ bic flntli6en Staaz
tenccrrelaticnen erbeii4ten audi :lnnlibe
Syiteme. Die Tlbrer per remotratil9en
portet ne9irten tets bic Saronfen erz
f0nfelter SYfeme unp ,pii1en es lebr mobl
aus ~pteljdbri9er Grfabrun9> nit rel9er
5eftisteit ie ben &amrf 9esen ibre @e9<
ner 9efabrt baben. Sn principteQer 6inz
l@t lift {l@ Smilden Smportation Don
3o%bprcpuften unp Manuf acturen fein
weientli@er unterl9tep MAIDEN; 10 lebrte
IS bic oemofrotil9e Dretrin. Sa> man
bat oft b%ebauptet> rab bic politit Der bpz
ben 36Qe pcer per S9uB;6ue nem 6anrel
Der Ser. @taoten Mbbru9 tbun milf in
ceb fe ben bri1ii6cn Yrooin;en Nuyen
brin9e. Dteie pplitit> Iebrten bic Staat5>
mdnner Der pemotratilhen partei> verurz
la6t cine Grpanl ion rer Uobriten UNI bat
cie @reiruns zines neuen tunltlihen Ga
pitale6, zines Capitals rer Bonfen, ;ur
Bol9e. Das setprste Capital fiibrt gu
@errideluneen unp gu S&monfun5en
pes Tariies. Der Garif npn 1924 bate
ben BON 1928 sur Jclae. @cr BEN Sabre
1924 murce Giien, &upfer, 5ont Seselz
tu@ unc anceres gum SdiFstou erforrerz
lide @aterial nit crudenpem 3ou belest:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-04

y" wv
mir fat nt6ts ols etne bel6rantte Gbdti9z
felt in ment9en Gdbi9teiten pabtnebmen.
SIM MQ9emeinen ieben mir, je b1ber mir
Die Stufenleiter binaufitei9en> INN 70 mebr
6dbisteiten in 1bdtisteit unp bemer<
fen> mie pteie mebr unb mebr na@ Ell
ner unbel@ranften Manii9tatiunsweiie
ltreben. Der banrsreiFi@e prcpicentieue
@runp bterflr lie9t oarin> pab bic niecri9z
iten Ibiere cine iebr bel6rdnfte Doleins<
ipbare baben unb nut co;u 9ebpren ilnc>
einise meni9e Gunctiunen su oerri@ten>
einen fursen 2eben6luuf gu oollenoen uno
cann elmer reuen Generation plab gu MAJ
9en> ber9efalt, boB 1e teiner srosen seiz
1i9en &raf unb 2eitun9 teoiirfen. @uf
ben bDberen Sprpben Der Stufenleiter bat
bic 2ebenslpbdre etnen melt 9rSBeren UNI
fang unp oie@ eife6verri&tun9en iino bober
treniser teidrdntt. Das pfero, rer 5unr
unp eirise anrere, wesen ibrer Srau@z
bartlett fir ben Menlden betonnte Gbiere
bcliben Die unbel9rdnften Nn(aaen in tel
mem serin9en @rare. Der Meni& ;eist
raseoen penis bel@rdnfte @eiitesfdbiAfei~
ten uno snor porsusli@ nur in Der &inp@
belt, in Der Barbarei ODER i'm BlSclinn.
Sir Elm peites 1bdtieteits 9ebiet tefimmt,
auf Dem er ben mannisfaltisiteu @ortcmz
menbeiten gu besesnen bat> betBt ct all
jene Gdbi9tftten in etnem boben Grab pe'
unbeI9rdnttbeit, ouf rab er I'M Stanre lei
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22
D. w fLNUL
miscellaneous.
OLD SOLDIERS, ATTEND!

THE subscriber rcsFer,
-fsE4 RM forms Soldiers of the war Of r.
%s1IHS& the Mexican War, and any o I.
dian Wars since l19o, that u.
now pending before Congress bill granting pens
officers and soldiers that have been engaged d 4
SAID wars Il Is generally believed that SAID h- W
come a law. | shall be prepared with directions y
and forms as soon said law is passed and VIII v
10 the procuring pensions under said aCi 1U 'ts
terms still continue procuring Land Warrants y.
that are entitled to them. Revolutionary claims 7.
ed to-trom my long Experience in the above 7.
business, and having reliable agents at W4>al-.
Halter myself that am as well prepared to eNa..
perfect any of the above named claims. a, any ." \
son in this sectio of our country Ny Office : i
dwelling house. on Main Street, in TogaGia, --
residence of the late Doctor Huston ,.
IoWanda, Feb. l3, 1858. J. y. GOONENv.-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-04-22

GLOVER SEED, Spring Wheat s,s. .
~ Oats, Hay, &c., for sale at the Wo'd,'WT !, n ny
March 9, 1858, t' -