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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15

TuE NEW CHINESE WAR Decided steps
have already been taken in England toward the
prosecution of the new Chinese war. A great
oaantity of fixed ammunition has been already
packed to be forwarded by the overland route.
and still larger quantities arc being packed for
transportation around tue Cape Of Good Hope.
A thousand marines, two light infantry regi-
men,s, and large attachments from the rifle
briga de, are to proceed st once over land and
already q squadron has sailed designed TO reen-
force the British feet in the Chinese waters. In
addition TO frigates and other vessels, fifty gun
boats, it is stated, are to be dispatched on this
service. These vessels are, indeed, very indis-
pcusable to operations in the north OF China,
where the shalIowness Of the water along the
coast makes il inaccessible to vessels OF much
draft. France, too, is said to be making pre-
variations to send out ships and men; and pros
bably the forces lately employed 10 the Franco
Spanish Cochin Chinese expedition-that war
| having resulted in satisfactory concessions on
| the part Of the Cochin Chinese will nov be
reeted against P.kn. Should. indeed, the
war be carried on upon the extent indicated,
| far more formidable European force will be as
s.mbled 10 China than has ever appeared there
before. II would be An easy matter fer such
force 10 take possession Of Pekin, and TO recncs
| The Imperial Government TO such terms AS they
mi yht choose to dictate.
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New YoRK Day GooDs TRADE.-The dry goods
import at New York last week, as usual, is in
excess OF last year and the year before. The
figures OF the import entries 81 $4,000 this
year, against 1890, 900 in 1858. aud 100000 in
1857. The aggregate import entries Of dry
goods since January !, now amount TO within
few dollars Of $95 100000 against $47 ,000,o
within the same period last year, and $50, 20O,-
600 10 the same date of 1857. At no period
since dry goods were first imported has the bu>
siness proved more Improbable than it is at
present. Certain classes of staple dry goods are
being held for market; but on those classes of
| goods which must be sold the loss netted by
| the importer 1t the present time is actually
greater than it was in 1851. Such is tha fruit
! of the unwarran.ed and mischieyous bank ex-
pansion OF last spring, which tempted importers
TO order more goods, and jobbers to import
| Tor the sake Of employing the money forced up
on them by the banks.
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.s -he Republicans Of Iowa have no where
= h,,,e. fsh, than in Burlington and Des
- .oon,y. and wr believe they cast ma
SR" ,sc., votes OF the county, Tuesday
sN !. M. city Ne gave Mr.. Kirk~ood 1876
~ Two huncred more than was Cast
-, IN sc or than ever we're before
- j. the patty. Yet We we're beaten ie4
fss believe, by Wholesale importation
vss c.t,le. There we're 1852 ballots in
q w." ,7.9 psmes on the poll books. :
if~ y, more votes than ever before cast in
:, s;,vsop.
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~ va! Caldwell, Ess., has bsen elected =
s1a'ure from Van Buren county. This
gu The Republicans gain enc in Muscs-
40 johnson, and one in Wspello. Thus
'eus members Of ths Hoess over the
Ies1. They lost one Senator In Mas
me Republicans have the Legislature
.s00d serting majority.
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HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE
VIM. "A. Rack clara Hair muAl

HAIR DYE-HA1R DYE-HAIR DYE
VIM. A. BatchelOr,s Hair Dyel
THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
Al others are mere limitations. and should be avoided
" you wish TO escape ridcule.s
GRAY, RED. Oh RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful ard Natural Brown or Black without the least
injury to Hair Skin.
SIFTERN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to WIN. A. Bachelor since 1882 and over 3d.
900 applications have been made the Hair Of his pat
rons Of his famous Dye.
WIN. A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces oolor
MOTTO be distinguished from nature and 10 NARRATED
not to nure in the least however long may be con
tnaed, and the III effects Of Bad Dyes remeSiei; the
Hair invisorated for Life ~ this Splendid Dye
MADE, sold applied Tin privste rcoms) At the Wig
Factory, 1913 Broadway, New York.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United Sstes nv
Druggists and FancE Goods Dealers.
az The Genuine has the name aud address upon
steel plate engraving on four sides Of each Boz, Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR,
jul5-lyw 3SS Broadway, New York.
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J. E. CROSS Il CO.,
METAL DEPOT,

NO. 124 North Second street, west side,
Four doors north OF Vines ~ this Store with Bue Front,
ST LOUIS. Mo.
IMPORTERS OF and Wholesale Dealers In Tin Plate,
L Copper, Russia, Gav aniscd and American H0eet
Iron, block Tin spelter Antimony Sheet Zine, Japan.
ned and Pressed Ware, &c. Timers Tools, Machines
and Findings generally, stoves and Hollow Ware Of
approved Patterns.
s-..anl lA..s.-.
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q A team of horses belonging 10 John
Asa II work on the railroad accretions, ran
I" Yesterday morning, being frightened by
y aAng Of portion Of the bank near them.
~ dtser Was precpitated underneath the
'&ss eel but escaped with few slight scratch
= ias horses then ran with the wagon into .
asas q slones, completely demolshing the lat
f'' With the remnants they dashed down to.
sHiae river, and we're finally stopped near
's'A'H, O.ustead 4 Co.'S mill, by coming 10
e'l4r' 'Eh another wagon. No further dam
xsh done-the horses even remained unin.
-si oy their escspade
IAAeksf.-four men named respectively Eds
'Fo 1acooy, Charles Doun, Andrew Jacoby,
% John Deinhearf, were arrested and brouebt
'e justice Harris, Yesterday morning,
'1sed ~ith stealing various articles from Mr..
~ jackson aud Nj. Ripley, who reside about
'aies west OF the city. The two first mans
."t near GOV. Crimes residence on South
AhdreS Jacoby 10 Hibernia, and Dein-
"a'e~ miles vest OF Dodgeville, in this
s1i'. The goods we're found in . stable be-
ss"s 70 Deinheari, slowed assay in the hay
:" aiu eist~lere, and consisted Of bedding
nv female apparel, a large quantity Of linen
's' ETC, ETC., in all valued at $50. The
II IN
''e' we're all al the Justices Office, and were
l11ied BY the claimants. the proof was con
s' sSa the defendants were bound over ID
: 'e@ d s2oo each, 70 appear before IT,,
'-''-'y, and sns~er 10 the charges Of Gram
-' Not being abel 70 give 4i.e sSuired
-! we're femanded 10 iail.
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New York, Oct. 8

view IOVk, oct. y.
Ngw YoaK CArrLK MARKET.-At market, 1856
beeves, l6I cows, s24 veal calves, 1888 sheep
and lambs, and $500 swine, showing decrease
OF 1901 beeves, 20 veais, 1924 sheep and
lambs. aud an increase oil Ii cows and few
swine. Al Allerton's APIS head Of beeves we're
varded. over one third from Illinois. At Ber-
gen, New jersey, 100 bead were sold to butchers
for this market. The beef market has advanced
half 70 one per cent since last Wednesday,
mainly on the low aud medium grades. We
quote 7alOc, aud perhaps few At l0}c. The
average. less than St. Sheep and lambs have
40 advanced 25assc per bead. Some fat extra
Cansda and New Jersey stock sold st eea7 so.
Ordinary 20 prime At t2a6,5O. Veals have sold
a. 5a7c: some very ine extra Attic. Mich
cows have continued at rather more active de.
m.ud. At ta6a5O; some being at e56a6O for very
extra, with calf u side.
OF swine the receipts are moderate, and prices
are fully sustained. Sale Of prime corn fed ct
o&c; good TO middling do at 69.6c, and dastii-
lsry q 5is6c Some Of the beef cattle IN mar
ket to day have been brought 10 from the near
as-hand pssturages to take advantage q the
rise 10 prices. The demand has been good, ana
owners have the estimation Of weights IN Their
own hands.
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Teeth Extracted without Pain!

/ YKSs MRUNSUN = WcIUH.- ~
- LON, Corner Of jefferson and kp3g<$lA
Third sire Is, are now prepared 70 ex- Ul1 kEf9
tract teeth without pain, having pros AA1xJ
cured the latest improved Electro ~ agnetiq InstTu-
ment superior to any heretofore introduced for that
purpose. 4
- Teeth Allied, and full and partial setts q
teeth inserted the atmospheric principle. Al
operations In dentistry skiliuy performed and war;
ntAd. a. 8 G0oA1l rp4s
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r,scr,ox.-The indications are. from the
u. ..;ved 10 .he hour Of going 70 prsss With
NV p.per, that the Republicans have
CO.. =. STATE BY majority Of 5000 and se>
orr ~ branches Of the Legislature.
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writer in they Washlngton States accuses
Dr.. J. Browne, the agricultural editor Of the
Patent Office Reports, with Wholesale plagiarism
in his agricultural sssays, and apparently proves
the charge.
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- = SSSAAAAA0S
which greatly facitates the process teething, by
softening the gums, reducing all inHammation-will
allay ALL PAIN and spa smodic action and 10
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mcthers II will give rest TO your.
RELIEF AND HEALTH 70 YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sod this article for over ent
years, and cAH SAT. cor FIDEHcE TRUTH OF IT,,
GLE INSTANCE, TO EF Feet A CURE, when
timely used Never did Eve know an instance Of
dissatisfaction by any one who used It. On the con-
trary, all delighted with its operations, and
speak In terms OF highest . recommendation Of ito
Rical effects and medical virtues We speak in this
matter s.wnAr We J. Know" after ten years.
experience, AND PLEDGE - our RRPUfATlon TIE
FuLFnAENT or wHAr We y HERE pKCARx. In almost
every instance where the infant 10 suffering from
pain and exhaustion, re lief viii be found In ten or
fifteen minutes after the syrup 10 administered.
THIS valuable prepare tion IL the prescription OF
one Of the most EXPERT FENCED and eKILLFUL
NURSES in New England, : and has been used with
A THOUSANDS cor CASES
II not only relieves the child from pain, but in.
vgorates the stomach and bowels, ccrrects acidity
and gives tone and energy u 70 Tie whole system. II
will almost instantly re iipye
- GRIPPING in rHE BOWELS, AND
and overcome eonvu.ioa. which |, 40. speedily
edited end in death. We 0believe Is the BEST and
DYsENrERY AND DIAR RHTs In CHILDREN, \,
whether u arises from Atee'hing, or from any 9TH
cause. We would say Zto every mother who hiss
. child suffering from any = Of the foregoing COM
plants--Do NOT LET Youk PkssuDicns, soR THE PEE
q DicEs Or CITIZENS, stand Sbetwesn your suffering
child and the relief that will be SURE--yes, ABB
SOLTTELY EURE-to fol low the Of this medi.
cine, II timely used Full !. directions for using will
accompany each bottle. None genuine unless thu
fac smile OF CURTIS I 3PERKINS, New York, ID
on tbs outside wrapper.
Sold BY Druggists throu s. out the world.
sold IL ohieaso.sy - BoLLEs. Smith ! Co. GO.
An7bplydis
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~ Pleasant gave $50 majority for
"s'a This will Do. Henry County has
iron seven to eight hundred Republican
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U- d, nmark, in Lee County, gives Kirk
wood 1872, Rusch 1870. Dodge 20, Bsbbitt %.
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MAannaas.

DIVE DOLLARS REWARD.--Perse several
~ weeks past some scoundfsi has busted himself a
times tearing down and lating my HAndbis ana
defActng my sign. Ny selling good boots and shoes
cheap cannot be injurious 70 the public 1t large
therefore conclude that the snsakng misereAn
10 these midnight depredatons has but fe9 II any sym.
pathissTs In the conn unity.
The shove reward win be paid for his detection and
conviction, and al good citizens trust will be glad 70
have the perpetator OF these deeds Of darkness duly
expoeed and suitably punished.
oet1L-d1w&wsw JIM CAPPRRY
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or Quite humber Of emigrants cross into
"a daily at this point. We presume that
Isrt Or quite forty teams cross per day on an
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. SAPONIFIER.

I sAPON Y Il
CONCE TED POTAsH.
More than Double The Strength Of Ordinary
For making Soap without lime, with little trouble and
ct trang expense. The cheapest article discov-
fifteen gaaAs Of good sof soap, or nine pounds Hard
Soap. Printers will find superior rtcle for clean.
ing type. 1t Is perfectly soluble and free from impur
ties. @At# -
Broken in small Jumps and put up in l, 2, and b
cans.
Brooklyn. and sold By n. Z. DURKEE . co.
ccSd4wlyid Isl Pearl street, New York.
Ladies Reah!-It lisa mpiiment to d. snrH
that every honest physician, who IA tried the 0snns
Electric OIL proners the prompt and hearty tes-
timony. Dr. Lykens, one Of the Oldest and most wea
thy citizens Of Kansas City, President Of the Bank &c.
says DR.. Smiths Electric oil cured lady in half
day Also read this, from the best known PHYSICIAN
In Westport, Mo-,
westport, No., May II, 1859
Some two years ago, lady Of this place was after
confinement attacked with inammati OF the breast,
which, for several day., resisted all Tie usual remedies
in such cases. The soreness and swelling bad
Smiths genuine Electric OIL and was perfectly aston
ished aud pie ased and that in hddn hour after the
application, all the soreness and swelling had entirely
JOE J. o. BOGGS, N. D., Druggist.
The Weak, the Nervous, The Paralytic, tie Dsay
and the Rheumatic,
Fly to SMITHS OIL, perilled ship In storm
safe asylum. The Ladies seek 1t the dernier rssort
for all infammatory pains, Gathered Breast, wounds,
sores womb complaints, ETC., Tin which caseit ID insai.
On burns puts the patient quietly to sleep while
nothing Irritating is manifested does in the least
stain the skin or linen Of q delicate infant.
Large bottles ten times the cheapest. Use by
directions. DRINK NO COFFEE.
DR.. SMIrHs ELECTRIC On has cured more cases Of
Paralysis than any before known remedy,
DR. 6MlIRs ELECTRIC Oh cures Salt Rheum In one
week.
DR. SKIRTS ELECTRIC OIL cures Piles In most ali In
stances.
DR. sArH's ELIcrkIc Gu is the only reliable remedy
for Deafness and has cured many Of long standing
in New York, Philadelphia, and elsewhere.
DR. SNrrB's ELsCrRIc Oh 10 magca all painful dis.
orders Ga thered Breast Feons and Inhammatory
Swelling. SQUIRES BLOss,
+. T. GAY,
aug25bp6m Agents.
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10 davenport Is reported to have given
Kirkwood majority of $50.
HENRY CLAY ON rHE "IRRIPREssiBLE Con-
pLIcr."-The small dogs Of slavery at the North
have howled a great deal over Mr.. Stewards dc
claraton of the ''irrepressible conflict" between
liberty aud slavery in this country. The idea 10
as old as the national government, and Mr..
Seward merely expressed it in an earnest aud
effective manner. Henry Clay, in his younger
days, was quite familiar with the idea, and in
1927, in q speech before the Colonization SOcie.
~, described this conflict in the following elo-
quent language, which we commend to the
study OF those who have been grieved by Sena.
tor Stewards presentation OF the same fact:
ave are reproachcd with doing mischief by
the agitation Of this question. 1t is not this
society which has produced the great moral
revolution which the age exhibits. What would
they, who reproach us, have? II they oud
repress all tendencies towards liberty and ult
mate emancipation, they must do more than put
down the benevolent efforts OF this Society
they must 60 back to the era OF our liberty and
indie pendence, and muzzle the cannon which
thunders it's annual JOYOUS return; they must
revive the slave trade, with all its train of afro
cities; they must suppress the workings OF
British philanthropy, seeking to amelorato
the condition Of the unfortunate West Indian
slaves: they must arrest the career Of South
American deiyerance from thr aldOm; they
must blow out the moral lights around us, aud
extinguish that greatest torch Of all which
America presents to a BENG h,ed world, pointing
the way TO their rights, their liberties and their
happiness. And when they have achieved al!
these purposes, their work will be syet incom>
plete. They must penetrate the human soul,
and eradicate the light OF reason and the love
Of liberty. Then, and not till then, when uni
versal darkness and despair prevail, can you
penetrate slavery and repress all syrnpathies aud
all humane and bene VIOLENT efforts among free
men in behalf Of the unhappy portion Of our
race who are doomed to bondage"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-.-rs@Y-*
- Zee Advertisements - y. eaa1os1s
Nsss laylrpratos and Csahsrtts rms h aasther col
nm. - lSly
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Keep I'm nny climate
The Family CN. thartic Pkl Is
gentle but active Ca m shArtc which the pro.
prietor has used in his practice more tha twen-
~ years - The constantly n :
creas;nx demand from those Who have long
used the PILLS and the ~ satisfaction whtch kil
express Ia regard to - their use, has induced
me 10 pla &c them within !" the reach Of all.
The Profession well a know that dnefent "a.
thartics Act on different portions OF the bowels.
The FAMILY CA THARflC FL has,
with due reference 10 q this well established
fact, been compounded - from variety Of the
purest Vegetable Ex- tracts, which act alike
on every part OF the all msntary canal, and are
Coed and Safe in oil - cases where Oatharttc
is needed, such ~ De- a PANGEMENfS Of the
Stomach sLEEPI- NESS. PAINS IN THE
BACK and L0INS, COS TIVENkss, PAIN and
SORENESS OVER THE WHOLE BODY, ffcm
Sudden cold which IRE "a quently, u neglected,
md ii ! long course OIL Fever, Loss OF Ape
TIrE CREEpINGF SENSATION OF .OLD
OVER THE BODY REsTLE>gNESs, HEAD
ACHE or WEIGHT in g THE HEAD, all IN
gLAMMATORY Dis - EASES, WORMS In
CHILDREN or ADULTS iRHEUAATlsM, . great
PURIFIER OF the BLOOD and many diseases 70 which
esh IL heir too TO mention In this advertise.
meut. DOSE, 1to8. y
THR LIVER INvlGORATOR AND FAMILY Ca
THARTIC PILLS are retAilei by Druggists generally,
nj aold Wholesale by the Trade In al the large towns
=, II. w. AANFORD, NJ. D.s
Manufacturer and Propfiet9y.
fs S35 Broadway, New YoKk.
oct 13-ly
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Z ID CRnCKRR.

Senior partner Of late Arm Croker Deo.l
Attorney q Counsellor ~ Law
RURLLN0 TON, 10 VI.
MylLB. attend promptly 70 Collection OF DseeD
wv Land Agencies. Diseounting Notes, and 81 esAel
business Of his profession. M
OYvcs-over CoolbauEh Brooks Hank, sssner Jsi
rsou ana Main sts. liuiy 0-bpv.
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STRANGE Freak OF A GIRL.-A late Paris let
ter writer relates the following incident:
A young girl of considerable personal attrac.
tons, who, exhausted and breathless, with
paid cheek and fearful eye, totters up to her
mothers cottage with beautiful baby in her
arms, and exclaims, "behold mother, have
been guilty, but visit not my offense upon tho
head Of this sweet innocent, faints away as she
lays the baby upon her mothers knee. The
mother an excellent woman, loves the baby at
once for the daughters sake, and although poor
TO the last degree, accepts this new charge with
gu, a murmur in order to save her child from
disgrace and shame. The beautiful cap maker
comes to see it and lsvishes all q mothers fond
ness oh the child, and this curious comedy lasts
for several months; when one fine day gend-
srmes come to the cottage to claim the child,
which had been stolen from its parents by the
girl, and searched for in vain through the town
Of Nantes, with offrrs Of large rewards for the
recovery. The girl could give no other reason
for the indulgence of this singular whim, but
.'that the desire to have little girl, and enjoy
the blessings Of maternity" had taken such
deep possession Of her soul that she had sought
the first opportunity Of is qualification. The
reason astonisbed the jury on her trial, but did
not satisfy them, go the beautiful cap-maker wal
condemned to two years imprisonment.
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SA FORD
FAMILY
CAT HAIR Tic PILLS,

COMPOUNDED FKUM
Pure Vegei able Extracts, nM0 put uP
in GLASS CASES. Air Tight, and will
keep I'm amy climate
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Public sale.

MILL b. sold ct public sale On TUESDAY, ths
w 1S.h day Of October. 1859, u the reaidence 81
William MellInger, deceased. In Union township Des
noines county, four and half miles west az Barring.
ling, On the upper AngastA road to-wit:-1 Morse,
Cows, Heifers, yeke o. yoang Oxen. yonne Buck,
head Of Sheep, 20 stands 81 Bees, Hay In the stack
twohoFse Wagon and Harness, Flown, Harrous Oulsi-
vatoSs and III Kinds Of Farming Utensils tee numes-
ous 20 mention. Also, lot Of Household and Kitchen
RuFnita.e. %k5 7a Ill
Sale to cemnence Of 10 oclo X A. n. Of said day,
when terms and conditions Of said sale will be made
known By 3. MELLINGER,
oct 11-dAw1v JIM. FoRNEY, Adm'rs.
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10 davenport is reported to have given
kirkwood majority of $50.
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HYtranfinp TAefh Without PAN

uuun. Nov u the time 70 ret your achinA
in and deeayeA teeth sxiraoted Vtsho1s
QYYv pain, ~ the I'D Of Elecsstcisy. Rvssy-
BODY gives ~ proof q ~ great os1edt
In ertSnctipR teeth. An ye that tyoablsd With baA
ma aching teeth, call ana ~ relieved. 4sss #a
- OGce ON Jeferson Street, over CAerey HAS.
psfsa moe oeofe, puFtingtcn, lows.
Dse061w0 y. 1AIL11s y. y. q
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d VEEKLY HAWK EYE

IN. to buy . eui. o. Ready made
..;,.ble Tor Fall rnd Winter, little
c0'A ar il yoa want Suit made to order,
ese'f r,,.ch Cashmere. Closb. etc 10 lash
de''' ..,,. re advise you 70 70 10
'ieasS" A. KAisxR 4 Co.
abingdon, Sept 2s-d8s2m
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For Exchange. G II
HAVE GOOD IMPROVED or unim-
proved City Property In Burlington, which would
Ike to exchange for Good Improved Farm within :
few miles Of Burlington. ss @l3
Please inquire Of tbs undersigned. a
D. REMICK.
Ruritnrton Auv 1Q.d& I
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WlG:S-WlGS-WaGS.

DIR. SMITHS hectrio Oil Is . great remedy.-Ge
advertisement In another column.
aug25- bnem
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Two men were shot dead in the street last
night. One was young Irishman, in French
street. and the other the mate of Bay craft
lying in Union dock. No arrests have been
made.
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Sandy Hook, Oct. I3.
The steamship City of Washington is in sight
She left Liverpool on Wednesday 2Sth ult, but
probably brings London advices Of 2ssh by
telegraph to Queenestown, which will be one
day later than those received by the India at
Quebec.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-10-06
HOW WE GOT CowH1DED, AND
WHO DID IT.

Being an Account of Tragedy thai
Didn't Happen -: Containing Matters
HistOrieaI, Biographical. and LegendG-
ry; Together ,Citk AllusiOns to Whis-
KEY Present and Watsrmelons Past
and Divers Incidents and AdseEtUres
neusr before Heard Of, but sOOrt6y TO b
Related and Remen6ered-Ths Whole
Plent5ally and Tastefaly Decorated
ritk CAGsts and Appropriate POstieal
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