davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
J H. TAYLOR NJ J. rAyIaR
]. II. TAYLOR & co.
wholesale A,eaIers i'm staple & Fancy
JEFFERSON STREI

Groceries.
IL JEFFERSON STREET $50 12
Lave JUST RECEIVED and now offer to the trade
IL al the Low EST market rates, one OF The arggs,
eeriss, entaTey ne and fresh, brought 10 this
market.
An inspection Of goods and prices is respectfully
lcited
Our Stock Consists in Part. Of
100 Sacks Prime Rio ana Laguyra coffee;
Az 4 Chests Assorted Teas;
23o 2. and 10 b Caddes, do
70 ithds Prime and FAIR sugars;
90 Bbs Belcber's crushed, pow d and Loaf Sugars.
10 =" Molasses, various brands:
10 " New York Golden syrup;
IL Tierces Prime Rice;
200 Boxe. Tobae co, vari us brands:
70 Gro Go awins and Anaer oil - do, III Tin foil.
~ Bbls, Nuts, assorted
70 Bbls French Prunes:
$50 Boxes Layer and NJ. X, Raisins:
l50 Drums FRI sh slgs
~ u Bbls Mackerei-15 Quintals Cod Fish;
o ~ y =" Picked and loo Boxes Scaled Herring;
200 hegs Nails, assorted
loo Boxes Window Glass assorted:
l0O . Ulass Jars and Flasks;
oo Kegs and Boxes Z Soda;
70 Boxes saleratus;
CASTLE, German chemical, Windsor, Shaving and
Tole' Soaps, in great variety.
rtvier, shot, Bar Lead, Water Proof, and G caps,
Chinese Fire Crackers;
Cordage Al Twine, vario US kinds:
Philadelphia Pearl starch;
stewart's pure Candies;
SEIZED Almonds;
Fresh Peaches strawberri and Tomatoes. IN Cans
and Oysters;
SPICES OF ALL KINES.
shoe Blacking aud Brushes;
BidweiPs Bnuminoas xe Grease-A nev thing
LiVoohS Or ALI KINDS, AND SUPERIOR
QUALITY.
N1GARS m GREAT VARIETY.
Ana general assortment of almost ever, thing kept
In our line OF business. anilhn
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

Rock ISLAND BRIDGE.-The Commission
from the War Department, to examine the
Rock Island Railroad Bridge, completed
their labors some days ago, and will make
their report in about two weeks. The Dav-
export News says this investigation demon
stra:ed that the current above the bridge is
miles an hour in the draw 81 miles; at
the ferry q miles; in some places through
the bridge 81 miles. A block thrown on
the Illinois side Of the point Of the long pier
5 feet below tine point, will go up around
the point and through the Iowa eide of the
draw.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
Curious Autograrhs.

By favor Of Mr.. II. ". Starr, Of this city,
Ne ass permitted % copy the following let
ters from the Second President Of the United
States and HE wife, to their grandson,
George Washington Adams, eldest son Of
John Quincy Adams, then lad at school at
Atkinson Academy.
These letters are interesting relics Of .
by-gons age-curious in their penmanship
and paper, containing most excellent advice,
inst - valuable now - then They are to
be handed over to the Historical Society,
NJ. Starr informs us.
QUlNcY December 7th, 1911.
DEAR GEORGE II thank you for your let.
ter, though it is without date except the
month. You have given me pretty iiet Of
your inmates, and now shall he obliged to
you for the number Of scholars ut Mr.. Vos-
SEES Academy. How do you like your new
Virgil, and your new employment in
translating it, with no other help than q
grammar and dictionary
Tell me all your exercises. What Latin
| books you study, and what Greek How
often you make Latin when you write and
when you CIPHER?
Your handwriting and your exercises in
arithmetick must not be neglected
Nature has given you q good memory and
good understanding, not for your private
amusement profit or pleasure alone, but for
the good of others as well as yourself
Your friends, relatives, neighbors, country
and species have claims upon your time and
talents, whatever they may be, and you will
| be accountable for your employment OF them.
lam sure you never can forget the instruc.
tons and Admonitions of your father and
mother, your uncle and aunt Cranch, nor
disregard the authority Of your present guar
dams your uncle and aunt Peabody
Your preceptors in the Academy have
right to your inavriable respect, submission
and obedience; and nothing will give me
more displeasure, than to near of any i'm
proper behaviour towards them.
The family you are in is pattern of reg
ularity and Of every thing that is praise wor
thy. Let me never hear of any improper
behaviour in it on your part
Your father, think in some of his letters
to you or your brother, has recommended to
number your letters, and to keep copies of
them.
Hsc ohm meminisse jmrabit
Have you lost sight of the comet?
What exercises are permitted you Are
you allowed to skate in winter and to swim
in summer?
am, dear child, your afectionate
JOHN ADAMS
Master GEORGE w. ADAMS.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
1909 Summer Arrangements. 1850
GA u I'M Eng...ssg1 Issss.saz<7 -srua,zzzr,

Via AtehtEah GN4tArsas and Great a.,
era ssana0al Railway,
'TRAlNs Lave THE GREAT CENTRAL prpor
= foot OF Lake street, ChiraGo
soO A M.--Retsnit Accommodation dale ,Saaa
excepted, arrives at Detroit III Cite N M
s'oo a. N-tinciHnati cypress, t>unaays exea !, u
arrive ~ indianapolis 400 y. M; Cinclnnatf M M
~. a. M,--L'sh,nng Express, Sundays excepted
niNes ~ psIfoH ito 4. NJ Suspension Hr,sss n.
nunalo t.VV !. Albany a00 D. NJ NV Yorr 81.
N host r, IL ~ night. - s.u
80 =. -Niss Accommad xtioa, eNceo, Snaa.x
o'vV =. Ms-New fork AID Rosia Exnrr.s axr-,, q.
saraaSl arrives at Drtrcli 7:-5 - nj. su.r.n.,as
s.a sopk; ioae q m, host o. 400 y n. - 80
c'o" M-C,nesnnAti and Louassiie Excr..s ..va..
Ats:et ,. s = ~ LouissHe
One Train ON Sunday ut S.uh % m
The s:uo A. sH0 M trains .ocr -, :. ~.
~ 'ne ssaaio and Lake huron Hallway for Hanalo
Hna ~ pSinis east, ~ Toron.o With trad Trunk Raj
way, % Kingston, osdrnsoarT Montres Qaeoec, and
~ points III Canada Hast, Northern Vermont. New
Hampshire and Maine. -
baggage ciis o. cd through.
.hoaEh Tickets ior sale III the prlDcpai Railroad
cnees IN The West and ~ the general anice corner
Mouse, Chicago, and n The Dypei 100, Of Lake street
H. RICE, Superintendent.
- ssALDAxo, Gen. PAss. Agent. apa
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

Mrs. Rowland, lady residing in Man
chester, near Pittsburg, sho. man named
Charles McTiernan, on Saturday afternoon
She had been annoyed by workmen building
house next door, treading upon her flowers
erecting scaffolding, strewing dirt and sha'
wings about,& DC. She expostulated frequently,
and finally warned them of the consequent
ces. On Saturday, McTiernan, workman
made remarks which highly insulted the
lady, when, taking down gun, she discharg.
ed it at him, part of the contents entering
his head, inaicting a slight wound. She is
held to bail.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

DRowNED.-We learn from Daniel h
Castor, OF Pleasant Hill. that while coming
down the river in skiff from IT Des Moines
one day last week, in company with two
other persons By the names Of Ira Vonoord.o
and Charles J4nea. about Red Rock. the
boat upset, and vongorian was drowned
The two men were carpenters, and lived a
the mouth OF Boone river, twenty-five miles
below Fl Dodge, and were going to Hanni-
bal, 40. Their baggage, consisting Of two
trunks, one box and carpet bag, co1tain;nv
their tools and clothing, and gun were al
lpoA -
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

HE TURF.-The horses Ethan Allen, Ian.
Get, Flora Temple and Princess, the celebra
TED Cslifornia mare, are all in training on
Long Island, and considerable sport is ex-
pected this season. Ethan Allen and Lane ct
are pitted for . trot in harness each with a
running mate to draw the buggy and driver,
on the 18th inst, mile heat, best three in FIVE,
Tor $4,000.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
SECT THE BEAT.~
Webster Unabridged Pictorial Edition.
1900 Pictorial alluslraiions.
We6sfer's Unabridged Dictionary

NEW PHCrOR sAL EDITION.
ME HAVE in PRESS, to be Issued 1t A early dav
W anew edition Of Webster's u abrdg.d Dic,ion.
AIRY, contai-ing
1899 PRETORIA ILLUSTRATIONS
besutituily executed. 1900 10 H. OeO MEN WORMS
in the Vocabulary, Table of SYNONYMS by Profr ssnr
GO fhRICH, in whch more than two thousand words
are carefully disseminated, forming fuller work on
English synonyms Of itself, than any other issued H.
side Crabo, and believed in advance or tnat Table
Kivi onunciatio Of Names Of 5000 dstin snl sh,d
persons oil Modern Times P~calisr use OF Verbs ana
Terms IN the Bible, with other new Features sorr-
Their 9Th all the matter Of Previous iitons 1' 90
tFations. They we'll executed ahd III otter 4.
Ieono useful In giving ch correct idea Or al
ogsct man car be obtained bv definition New Yo-k
Tribune, April 49, 1859. 9-4
We nave seen specimen pages OF portions in archi-
lecture aud orn'Ihooey and "a them o. II etic beam
For. April ~, 1850
VIII be sold by all BOOKSELLERS
II TINE Bet" Gs1 WEBsrsa
e~. !. q. n U. MERRIAM.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

An EDITORIAL RENcoNTRE IN QUINcY-Or
Friday last, Mr. E. Schinerenberg. of the
Quincy Germany Tribune, and Austin
Brooks, Of the Quincy Herald, had rencon.
tire, in which the latter was knocked down,
and his head piece somewhat damaged
Brooks then drew y bowie-knife as long as
your arm, and With the war cry Of you" Cd
ID Dntchman, made at Mr. Scheiren-
berg, who retired from the scene Of battle
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

Mr.. James Fauzer killed a man named
William Derrie at San Francisco, for having
seduced his daughter, a..girl of Is years. Mr.
Fauzer was tried, and the jury acquitted him,
q verdict which the sentiment of mankind
will approve
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
For Pike Peak.

THE advertiser suggests 10 those propeh. nreyrr
Ktate TO the Gnfd ktelds and 10 others - -. ypss
ETY. OF pure sing cattle he hiss for sale, tvs III
of No Cattle, well Il alned, which he viii ~
lo~ rates Also, feur farm waHufs. reffecy N ,earS
tie has also Tor AAis line let Of tAoseakh - II
Durham tatle ssidss large tot VI guy III rod
cattle. Enquire OF The subscriber on the Low Ell
six miles vest Of Burlington. ,.,plnOn.
jAn1l-wU y. kAAe
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
Hartford Fire Insurance Comnanv

1a1 IIo1u nc AHHufRnce COMPANY
Gasn SAP..al .and Aurplms S7t,S 600.
BIS, the oldest Insurance. Company in I'D Cnl,sd
states, dong hnsinrss in the West rontuu.. N
Insure D,ceIsn0s. Merchandise and Nanuntctarss ~
pre- ~ om ~ sane risks taken By othe4 RELI
49,. oVMfAN'Es Particular indncemrntt are n.
Y .nis Oompsny hr . term " grars q Ii ~ can al
% ~ iess rates than BE- done by Mutual
the Company. $50 Wv 1so'' "
nmoa L. y. SHEPARD. Agent.
lingion, Iowa. = ~sSA $500 MI har.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

PetersOns Detector warns persons who
are compelled to handle bank notes not to
wet their thumbs while counting tho bills
1t remarks that if the thumb comes in con-
tact with the tongue after handling note
from the pocket Of man infected with the
smallpox, the infection is as shure to take
effect as the innoculation of child
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
Iihar.an CommarnA.

An enterprising Ohio negro. named Ed
ward ] Re~n. WIS ~ent to Liberia sosne
twelve or ta.Iteen years ago, we see BY the
papers, arrived in New York last week, in
command Of brig Of his own, loaded with
palm oil, cam wood and ivory. Roye is an
indomitable niger Az boy, he saved
some four hundred dollars, in shillings and
ok pences, which he carefully invested, and
went to college at Athens, where he sccumu-
lated as much more while getting his educa-
ton After completing his college career,
which was not brilliant Roye engaged in
barbering, trading and traficing, BY which
he added to his means largely, until 1916,
when he went to Liberia Since then he has
been several times elected to the Legislature,
made one canvass for the Presidency, and
came very near being elected; traded largely.
buying his goods in New York and ex-
changing them for the products Of that
country, and has, probably, "grown rich .
pace" There is but one thing that he loves
better than moneJ and that is applause. He
is as vain glorious as the present race of
Virginia politicians, not excepting Henry A.
Wise, but possessed Of more energy Of char
acter, fertility ofresource and practical abili-
ty than regiment of them.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

Two boys were recently arrested at Liver
pool for putting chromate of potash, a zorro
sive poison, into the holy water font Of q
Catholic church
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

The bell swinging in the tower of st.
Stephens Church, East Haddam, Connec-
ticut is over thousand wears old 1t bears
the date of A. ID. SIS, and there is no reason
to doubt the correctness Of that date,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
Master GEORGE w. ADAMS.
QUINCY. Nav 90. 1912.


What does all this mean? you will say
That is the question ] wish you to answer
These two scraps of verse. which are of more
value than many sayings of philosophers
propose to you as lessons. In the first place
what is their meaning Write me a trans
lation Of them into English or French In
the second place, who was the althor OF
them ? and where are they to be found?
And why, you will say, does my grand pa
select these phrases above all others, to puzzle
me7 ! will tell you my boy. wish to i'm
press them early and deeply on your mind.
They are an impressive recommendation Of
the Greek language, in which, by the unanl.
nous voice ofall ages, are to be found the
most perfect models in every species of poe
try ,oratory &c. Taste first erected her throne
in Greece, and her sceptre has governed the
whole Empire to this day
1t is very difficult to master any language
unless you begin early to learn it. At your
age it is not hard to learn, if you give sin
cere attention to it. You have capacity
and faculty. If you follow my advice you
will forget it and not know to whom you owe
your eniuence; but if you neglect this advice,
you will remember it hereafter and regret
and repent it to the end of your life.
At your age, Mr. Everett, your fathers
pupil, as | have been credibly informed, had
made such proficiency, that there was not a
Greek word in the new Testament that he
could not render.
l fear We shall not see your parents this
year. And have reason to apprehend that |
shall see them no more. God bless them and
Eheir children
JOHN ADAMS.
George Washington Adams, at Atkinson
Academy
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
Teeth Extracted without Pain!

Teeth Extracted without Pain!
MRS. sSRONSON i. Nsc1Ol- - 49,
IL Rom, Corner Of Jefferson and Assr1T~A
Ihiri sire Is, are now prepared 70 ex- " fYA
ment superior to any heretofore introduced for that
purpose.
eg Teeth filed, and full and partial sets Of
tee inserted on the atmospheric principle. All,
operations IN dentistry sklIiuby performed war
nted ices. ptf
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
Burlington Marble Works.

- ONAUUE q MC((DSH 9@5 t@I
No.. 06 Gxm
MI oNuaENfs, Burial yauts, Tou,b.. Nan H.. T.hl.
AVA ana Fci' fep-, and every drscrlpt,oa Of
Tlaln ana Ornamental work.
OF the most improved and modern d~ssns ~ sor.,.r
ana American marble sA y 1S'e'6a
ekA61ER RARln Tor aale -
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

~ EHVIE TREES. -------
Old .PLAAK ROAD, EURSER u G.
- kOH 49, DALE EAkM.4
BURLINGTON. IOWA. ss
khaiTA ORNAMENTALTREkA SHRUBS y Rnss ~
- Cultivated and ,or sale by * .a uSA g
David LEONARD, Prcusyefor. Il Il
Any ont Wishing particulars can have i, ssss !. II
application By mail Or Otherwise, 's'1sss ~
octAdpam
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

q. II HARRIS,
Auction and Commission Merchant
AND DEALER
Dfy Goods. Clothing. Notions, &C..
63 MAIN STREET.
Hurting ton, Iowa.
VXT1LL attend to the sale Of Land. .,r.ha nd,se
" Household Goods, Horses, Cattle, &c, in any
part of the city.
Liberal advances, and prompt returns made on con-
signments
REFERENCES.
Bridge, Shepard atermsn, i6 Deg St, n r.
Jas. b. Chadwick Co., st. Louis Missouri
Hedges, Free Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Rounds Langdon, 155 Randolph ST., Chicago, III
Coolbaugh Brooks, Bankers, Burii gton, Iowa
Lauman Hedge Co., q
j. l.. Corse Son,
janl2 bptf
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
20 MILES STAGING sAyr~
Burlington & Missour,p;.
ia W I'll -sg;zza.z,r

RAIL AM
NOW OPEN To rarEt,r,
% miles further West than 81,
Railroad in Iowa Vtoef
Shortest, Quickest and Bea Pa.
Baltimore; 10 keokus, 1t Louis and cineapaa Nd
al points N Illinois, Indiana, Alchsxan III AHe
Canada. Vas M
On and after Auguss 9Th
TWO DAILY TRAINS
cave Fairfield for Bpupgtar--4 o'clock r
O'Clock =. As-sandays excepted: mnkFrg So
nections with the Traits Of the VI
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON a er,,,~
PEORIA & OQTA ARayIpo,
For Chicago, New York, Boston ard III nnI,.. ~
at daleshurg, with the Northern Gross Ra1,a,4 =,
Quincy; at Mendoza, 18th the Illinois Cen,,sI -
for Gaena and Dunleith and Il Louis M r Aaf'A
Burlington, with the fast sailing steamer Rsas.t
Keokuk and st Louis. Ae'Aa1,%
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers from the Interior oI Iowa ara y,
Missouri will saw Is miles sta grg 80 e'tas'l
buying their Tickets via Western sfsv. aensF "
Psirfeid. where they can buy THROUGH T5es.fia
River Railroad. 3a Missouri
Passengers for keotuk can leave Faiys.t.
route at o'c eek A. VI. and o'cIaek pu ns
rive At keokuk at p. ~. and Ii sap sho ar
y, and save tsssntvse miles Staging ana r pfe,ss.
Baggage Checked Throuqh fran Eo;rs.n
No Charge for Handlinq,
TO SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK
s,oes Trains will run regularly, leaving Fars.a
iaiy. sundays excepted These Trains viii ~
the rights OF Passenger Trains, thus fnsurinv s,.
and consequently avoiding all those vexatiogs -.
that are occurring on other routes ~
Through Contracts giren 10 Chicago or Neg l.,
JOHN g. READ
septIA-wly Vice President mr. n srua
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees!
THOSE wishing Apple Trees for Spring planting,
can hnd them at the Burlington Nursery at greativ
reduced rates, viz for 4. and year old trees or
good quality 500 per thousand SINS iler quantities in
the same proportion. Also, Eyergreens Currants
&C., &c.
ADDRESS A. W. COMsToCK or J. X. SCOTT. Bur
lington, Iowa.
J. X SCOTT,
mar11-bptf Assignee Of 4 " rons,,c
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
J. G. ABERCROMl,iE,
XITR ElK nENTlA -
0eDerAl Land Agency Oflice
COUNCIL BLUFEE, IOWA.
T. b. CROKER,
GEORGE FRAZEE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
GENERAL C0lEECTlNG AGENT,

BURLZNG TON, IOWA.
OFFCE-On second door Of g cen, Thomas Co.'S
Block, corner Jefferson and Third streets. Entrance
on Third street. Apr0
ID EAL Estate I'm Council RIMffs and
~ Omss hM.-Persons DESTROYS Of securing Real
Estate In either OF these fourshng towns will do we'll
20 send their orders to d. @. BLOOMER,
mar 7-bptf. Land A. ent.
nncith nffa InSRa
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
A. DEMMERLE.

a. UEM EHIE,
SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER,
Washington. between Main a Sd SITS.
THE undersigned has on hand and manufacture 70
order Saddles, Harness and all articles In his line,
any style desired. They have purchased the right
manufacture shattuck's Patent Collar, believed be
The beet article ever used.
a. Chairs, Sofas, ETC., trimmed In style desired.
Orders solicited. A. DEMMkRLE.
octo-d3m-wly Gree Press copy
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
WIN. N. GROVER,
.ATTOR.EEY HT L.4lH.

W. I.Ot n, NDN>Ue9s1
ORACfiCES only In the LiUl Courts ~ heco,d and
l. devotes himself Oh city LOmDes Gnu Iases-
business from abroad will receive careful attention.
once NO. 40 Chestnut street ii4c2l-bply
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

COOK &c BAX1 Err.
BANKERS ANA Dealers Exchange.
AS JEFFERSON STREET, OPPOSITE BAkRET HoUsE.)
InHN Yrrp Burlington, Iowa.
COLLECTIONS made on favorable terms.
Sight and Time Exchange bought and sold.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
jan4-6mw
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

AUDITORS OFFICE IOWA,
II hereby certified, that the City NJ. Iasnrsnc.
company OF Hartford. Connecticut, has died In I'M
once renewed Statement, in accordance with Sec an
.. Chap laS Laws Of 81 which r-rei YES nv appro !.
% therefore renew the certificates OF Agency III m.
above AGENTS Or said Company ia tbs State which ara
nsfsoy continued In full force and effect III. year
iSo9 1t 10 further certified that the above il tru.
copy of the Statement rs flied. -
Witness my hand aid seal as Des Mo,ne.
IL. 81 this 1lth day OF March, 1859
J. w. CaTTEIL
.ae Auditor OF state.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17
GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
4S5 bfOa. way, New York.
a NEW STYLE-PRICE $50

THIS MACHINE sews from two spools a. n,r.,....
from the store, requiring no rrwinding of tbrsa5 4.
y ne,ns, .eis, Gathers ard Stitches Ia a nario,
fecourse to the hand-need o. as Is REQUIRED Nv nnn
maehnes. II will do better and cheaper sewing msn
seanhsfess can, even IL she works for one cent ~,
Aotf. ssSD FOR A CIRCULAR 80 v"
a.,,ahn,, W. 7. BANNER. Agent,
Rprtartnn.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

10 TO JARyIs'a SECOND HAND sToRE 1,
- yoA want desirable bargains In any kino or Hou.-
Store. - Ahu
JARVIS pays
e a SH
Tor every description Of Second and Furniture Ro.
Copper. Brass and Leaf, End REMOVES the s.rn. I,
one hours notice, tkkk O. CHARGE.
49, nrst rate MvRTlslNG MACHINE ana LAM
PREsS Tor sale Al half price. - AAAAU
OPPOSITE THE MARKET HOJISE
Aovl0bp6m
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-17

Hon. RALPH PLUMB.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-20
BY SAMUEL H. COVER
VERY VALUABLE FEE SIMPLE
ON
MADISON STREET;
VALUABLE LOT ON THE CORNER OF MOSHER AMI
DIVISION STREETS.
FOR SALE.


s4E.A ON THE FALLS TURNPIKE ROAD.
On SATURDAY, the 10Th November next, the subscri-
bers will offer for sale at public auction, Sales
Room on Second ST., joining the Post Office, O'Clock,
NJ the following described valuable property, to wit
ALL THAT PARCFL OF LAND situated and living in
baltimore county, part OF tract of land called Roberts'
Park, bounded and described follows Beginning the
northeast of John Prentiss twenyone lot of
land and running and bounding said land south sixty
six and oneha degrees fifty perches
OF Clay street. sixty feet wide, laid map the
Hampden Property then binding along the Clay
street the two following wit
quarter degrees west eighteen perche north eleven
and degrees west thirty perches the
map, then binding said north seventytwo and
threequarter degrees east foryseven seYenenths
ches to the Falls Turnpike road then binding along the
west side Of said read the two following dis
ances south fifteen degrees thirteen and onequarer
perches south twenty and half degrees hirysX
and tents perches the place OF beginning containing
fifteen three rOods and twenty perches
fit for gardeners house. Apple Orchard,
trees The land is excellent the location fire. the distance
from the northern boundary of the city about half
miles, and adjacent to the well known residence of j. Prem
tIss, Esq.
Immediate possession of will given and pos
session OF the house can be obtained reasonable notice
the tenant
The of sale are-Onethird of the purchase money
cash. be paid at the time SALE onehd six and
third at twelve nhs from the day of sale the deferred
bear interest and to be with
endorsers satisfactory to the subscribers.
SAMUEL. APPOLD,
GEORGE j. APPOLD.
plat of the property may be at the Office of JOHN
h B. LATROBE, Esq, corner of Lexington and St Paul