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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

NrThe military Telegraph and the ra-
MD extension OF the commercial lines
throughout tho country have created quite
ademand for Operators. Ladies and gen.
tlemen DESTROYS of learning this novel and
lucrative business can unite with class
about being formed for this purpose at the
telegraph office in this city.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

~ The Davenports Gazette says that a
Battalion of the re-enlisted veterans OF
the 4th Iowa, passed through that city en-
route for Des Moines, on Monday. 1t also
states in the same article that "Detach-
ment'' from the 4th went by way Of Bur-
dngton. The military" Editor of the
Gazette is getting "rusty." Tell US, how
many companies of Infantry it takes to
form Battalion? ?"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

eS- A negro, supposed to have been q
deck hand last fall, on the" Jenny Whip
ple. was found at the head of Big Island
and brought up to the city last evening
for inquest. He was probably in the wa.
"b.eached'' and in bad state Of preserva-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

es- Our lumbermen are replenishing
their lumber. yards. We are of the opinion
that there will be . great demand for lum-
,ar the coming season.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12
nor SALE FARM or TWO

il Hundred and Forty -four Acreo-One hun.
dred and fifty unde rcultivation tho rest Sim Der
Yellow springs college and churches. On tho
premises are good frame dwelling house. barn.
orchard and three never-f failing springs, also q
acre. partly On time. Apply 70
JNO. HI SCOTT,
1a1E-WS0 DuQuon, Perry CO nlgs
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

- We had the pleasure of meeting
Yesterday in the city, Mr.. Melich Of the
rddyville Star. He gets up good paper
md we wish h;m abundant success.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

~ See here! Mr.. Local of the State Re.
gsser, we think We see feather dropping
in the tail of that rooster It the head of your
local column! Bad old egg, that, of letting
the Cops beat the Union candidate fol
Mayor at the Capitol of the great State Of
Iowa! Here's our coincidence. But the
next time you speak of an almighty eff.
fort" spell it with cap A, and you'll sue
coed.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

~ Some eighteen or twenty. and per-
hama more, Scoops" from apd about New
Iondon. made raid on Burlington
wednesday. There seems to be some
.,cuble among the knights of the G. c.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12
THE CITY.

"a A down RIVER town paper says
owe are well supplied with "bianks' at
This sofiice.' Prom the look Of its local
oo,umn. we judge i has the ''blanks" -dd
.sf,ttrnt.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

awe are glad to observe that the Fer
~ Company Is now affording every facility
for crossing Both boats are running, and
there is no delay upon either side of the
river. Our Illinois friends will please take
notice.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

SUDDEN DKArH.-A Mr.. Smith, q cooper
died very. suddenly Friday evening in
East Burlington. The deceased with a
scn-in-law, had been out duck shooting on
the Illinois side. They returned to East
Burlington after dark and were waiting to
cross when Mr.. Smith was taken with q
chill and died before the boat came over
from the $50 train.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

- The burglars who broke open the
safe by the use OF powder on Thursday
night last at Fairfield, and extracted there
from near $500 and silver watch, have
been caught-six in number. A good haul.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

~ Flour is selling ct Richmond pei
barrel $3.50. Corn at $50 per bushel, land
scarce." Nice thing to be Reb. and live
N Richmond! They are getting some Of
their "rights' just now. The "Confedera-
ey' had better move up North and take up
ik abode in Burlington where -four is cheap
and Buffalo fish worth FIVE cents . pound.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12
DOR SALE.-The undersigned Win

sell 2 steam Saw and FIGURING Mn q South
Burlington, on Skunk River. Tho aJaw q rnulY
IN good running order. The FIGURING MN h6o
Jordan Smut Mill. and q Bakers zigxag Sepafa-
tor There are two Engines, one almost new, ono
t,oller, and adwelling house with three acres Of
land. This property will be sold together or
separately to suit purchasers. Price ta50Q caah
IN hand, or It will be traded for q good farm. II
not sold before. It will be put up at Auction on
the I'd day of April, 1854.
Enquire of G. X. BROWN
mar7-3td3tws Denmark Iowa
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

~ Mr.. ALFRED l.. MERRILL, late a.
member of the 9th Iowa Infantry, and who
was married to Miss MARGARET f. MAT
news. of this city, on the 4th inst, died at
The residence of the brides father, yester-
cay morning.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

~ The members of company G., oath
Iowa Infantry, donated to the members Of
Tie Iowa House Of Representatives pack
age Of "Hard-Tack If the members of
both Houses of our Legislature, had that
kind Of s'truck'' for board. and little fat
pork to grease their throttles, their days
would be very few at Des Moines.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

4rH Iowa INrANTY.-Four companies of
this regiment, A, I. D. and B arrived at our
wharf yesterday en- route for Des Moines.
They were paraded in our streets, headed
By the Brass Band of this city, and free
dinner given them at the Barret House by
the ladies of the city. May Heaven shower
her choicest blessings upon these veterans,
IL our prayer now and forever.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12
a GRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE
~ AND SEED STORE.

NO. y WATER STREET.
burlington, Iowa.
have taken the above stand where Farmers
will ct all times md o well selected stock o1
standard Agricultural Implements and Seeds
My stock consists In part OF
Fts1m Wagons, Tnreshevs, Clover Hallers. Reaper,
ana Mowers, Wheat DviNs
Tanning Mills, Cutting Boxes, Corn Stalk Cut
tern. Corn CultivatOrS, Corn Planters Corn she'll
ers Horse ,l Hay Forks, Cider Mills, Horse Hay
Presses. Cane Mills and Evaporators, &c. &c.
Seeds! 0eeasl SeedsY
Timothy, Clover, Hemp, Buckwheat, Oosrsee-
ana anu Amphee Sugar Cane Seed, Early Irish
ana NansemOnd Sweet Potatoes, &C., &c
Utica Nll) and Louisville Cement and Plaster
Paris always on hand.
Repairs for Cases Racine Massilion, Canton
and Pitts Chicago Threshers, Beloit Atkins Self
k2kinR and other KeaperS.
The highest market price always paid for Clio
yer. Timothy and Flax Seed. Farmers wanting
anything IN the above line are requested to give
me call. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
feb26-w6m $. B. WRIGHT.
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&nk TO $50 PER MONTH.-Tht

Little Giant SSViag 1acha1s Company
want IN Agent in each county, to solicit order,
for their new ol6 Machine, With gauge sCrov
driver and extra needles. We win pay libera
salary and expenses, or give large commission
For particularly terms, DO, enclose . stamp ant
address rs. PAGE Toledo a.
feb23dlmw3ms 0enl Aa't for the ia.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12
OHEEP WASH TOBACCO.

SHEEP WASH TOBACCO,
: NJ win not iniure the most delicate animal.
Kills Ticks on Sheep.
Cures 6cab ON Sheep
r Kills all vermin on Animals and Bir1a
Cures all Skin Diseases on Animals
Z Kills BUGS on Roses, Lice ON House plants
& Kills CAnker Worm on Apple Tres.
!, Kills Bed Bugs and Water Reaches
Kills all vermin that inle0t Grape and Gran
berry Vines.
One Pound Of this Extract ,9iN make 10 0asloe>e
tOOah
For sale by all Druggists. ana At County
p and Agricultural Stores.
Price IS cents per pound. A liberal discount.
to the trade and large purchasers.
. Orders promptly sent by express -'+.-
JAMES r. LEVIN, ~
Agent South Down Co.. t51
. Central Wharf Hoo1on.
Bliss Sharp, Druggists IA Lake "a. CNi-
: cago III. and VIM. n. Pierce, lW Bank Stroez,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

We wish to say to every farmer that looks On
on this picture, that it represents Separator
otherwise - well ~ any Tanning Mill. We wish
70 employ one Farmer in every tOwnship to Seal
them. Price 80 and freight. Address
VAUGHAN 4 Co.
feb96-4tw 20 Lake st., Chicago Ills.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

fDWonder if the father of this boy has
any relatives in Burlington? Read
Sonny, does your father take paper"
Eyes, two Of them. One Of them belongs
TO MIR. Smith, and the other to Mr.. Thomp-
son. l hooks them both of the stoop. =
L0VsinQ Union.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

-. We learn that Brig. Gen. John NJ.
Ccrse of this city, having 30 far recovered
from his wound as to be able to return to
duty, has received orders to report to Gen.
Sherman. The General thinks he will be
able to discover where Sherman is.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12
REMovvL.

liz "ov'A
We have removed to our FirstClass Marble
10 and q Lake Street,
And shall open for
SP NC TRAD E
1000 PackaSes
sEAsONABlE GOODS,
Bought during December and before the
Present Advance in Prices,
Constituting the
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT
IN THE WEST.
We offer Special Inducements to
PACKAGE BUYERS
as we'll as the
Trade Generally.
All are invited to visit our splendid Stores and
unequaIled stock. TE1M9 CA0M
BOWEN BROTHERS,
Importers and Jobben Of
Dry Goods, Woolens, Notions, Crockery,
&C., &c,
elm REWARD!!
OlUU For Medicine that will Cure
TICKLING IN THE THROAT,
-Nfo1WS HaoooPNa COUGH
Or Relieve Consumptive Cough,
As quick as
GOES COUGH bALSAM.
OVER FIVE UHAND BOTTLES
have been sold in its native town, and not o sin
gle instance of its failure ia known.
We have, In our possession, any quantity Of
certificates, some OF them from eminent physi-
clans who have used it in their practice, and
given 1t the pre-emtnence over any Other COM
pound.
It does not Dry Up Cough.
but loosens IT 50 as to enable the patient to ex-
Zvo or Three Doses wiN invariably Cure
Tickling in tie Throat.
A half bottle has often completely cured the
most
STUBBORN COUGH!!
and yet, though 1t Il SO sure and speedy in its
operation, It Is perfectly harmless, being purely
may be administered to children of any age
IN cases Of Group We spiU guarantee q Cure
iftaken in season.
No Family shoula be without IL.
It Is within the reach Of all. the price being
ONLY Is CENTS.
And II an investment and thorough trial does
not back up the above statement, the money
will be refunded We say this. knowing its mer-
its, and feel confident that one trial win secure
for 1t home In every household.
Do not waste away with Coughing, when 20
small an Investment will cure you. It may be
be had of any respectable Druggist in town, who
dcates Of cures 1t has made.
G. 9. CLARK ! Co., Prepristors,
WHoLEsAL8 DRUGGISTS, New Haven, Ct
LORD q SMITH,
General Western Agents, q Lake Street, CHICAGO
G. r: svUIREs 4 CO., Wholesale Agents.
nov2o-V0m Burlington, Iowa.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

- The City Dads have enacted law
compelling the owner Of a dog in the city
to muzzlo him for 60 days. How would it
answer to have this law extend to the
leading ''Cops'' about the city. We are not
sfraid Of their biting any one, but they
al0bber 80, like the d..
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
IA In County Courtof Des Moines Co.. Iowa.
ESTATE or ISAAC FARIs DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given, that the undermined
has been appointed Administrator ofsaid Esfate
immediate settlement with the undersigned
and all persons holding claims again& safd Es
tate are requested to present the Same to said
Court for allowance.
JOHN X. FAIRS, Adm Z.
Publish odays In Daily 4 Weekly Hawk Eye
fob0o- d6W3Od IL O. OHRT Co. J0d9e
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

COL0ATED HONEY SOAP.
rms celebrated Toilet Sosp, in such unizer-
sal demand. is made from the choicest nateri-
ais, Is mild and enellient In its nature, ffo-
GRAVITY scented, and extremely beneficial
in its action upon the skin For sale b. ali
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
jan20-d&wly
Sore Throat-.Cough-.ColA.
And similar troubles, II suffered to progress. 70
suit in serious Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asth-
matte affections. oftentimes incurable.
B2owN's BRONCHIAL TR0CHEs are compoun-
ded to reach directly the seat Of the diDease
and give almost instant relief feb 2l-1mdAw
TO CONSERVATIVES.
III Rev. E. A. Wilson's Remedy for Consump-
ton, Asthma. Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all
Throat and Lung Affections, together with .
pamphlet giving the prescription and short his
tory Of his case, can be obtained Of
MRS. C. CAMERON, r. NJ,
jan11-d&w2m Augusta. Iowa.
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STOCK FOR SALE.

5000 Apple Trees three and four years Old,
i've to seven feet.
100 SO; 1000 $50.
6.OO0 seedlings. three years old. four to seven
feet, 900 $25.
5000 evergreens, ~ to feet Is to rs cents eacA.
Per 100 so to $50.
Apple root gratis 600 SO; 10000 -.
Everything else in the nursery line.
Terms cash. Packing extra.
DAVID LEONARD.
mar5-d. sw&w0w BURLINGTON, Iowa.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12
HAIR DYE HAIR DYM
BACHELORS CELEBRATED HAIR DYI
Is the best in the World

w
TIE only Harmless, True and Reliable DYE A,soun
This splendid Hair Dye Is Perfect-changes
Red Rusty or Grey Hair. instantly to Glossy
Black or Natural ByO,on, without Injuring tho
Hair or Staining the Skin, leaving tho Hair 6oft
and Beautiful; imparts fresh vitality. frequently
restoring its pristine color, and rectines the Ill
effects of Bad Dyes. The Genuine u signed
WILLIAMA. BATCHKLOR. all others are mere
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold by al
Druggists &C. FACTORY-N BARCLAY st. n. Y.
Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dressing tho
Hair. uune2-dAW1y.
The Ladies' Union Aid 0oelesy have
made arrangements with Mr.. Of tho Sunderland
House, to board and lodge, for limited time,
all soldiers who arrive In Burlington without
means
Sick Soldiers will be taken to the u. g. Marine
Hospital. on application at the ofnce OF d. II. =
Ransom. ON Jefferson Street. (mar4aAW
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-03-12

EOR SALE TO FARMERS.-Spriae
i Wheat. Flax Seed and harley, for sesd, b.
mAr4-Wt1 ,. THOHHa HHn2aK =
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-12

~ Die einaiae RuteR5s
bel Der 8abl III st. paul rurce
taeur6 ueraulaet. oae Elm Srldncer einer
9%anrsmaan unc ausseeienten Solroten
teleiriate, neil rerielbe hes Qincc!m- glcfz
tcrals 1idet uab einen She'll seS unione<
re%putl'tanii&en County Iidsts fimmen
relte, Der Sclcat aesablte ieinem 2ancs>
mann ben Gbrentitel .8errdtber,"
NIT Dem CT ibn iniultirte, ourh einea ,pcblz
aesielten Nauflhlaa bein1 unc als mebrere
anrere Srldncer iid anidid.eu, i'm BIER
fir III ;ildtiacn. fam itm iein Scbn, nell
der nod Solcot IN, III 6ilie. Nun lea,
tie ii& bic poli3ei ms Mtttel, unp talb
berrihte Rube in @arldau.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-11-12
@i6tige Nerepte
fir Mein. Yroereentsn, @einbineler unp
N&aH,a.t.fhn

Gafwirtbe!
snbalt: @aQiiun hes @eirss. Setcn
@sin m Gbompasn,r u%maumaneelu. Cham.
pAauer ihnell Al tcreiten. Uhampa9ner-Y ulyer
Gualiihsr 9bampasner. China : Mein, Gin
ltdrteneer Waacnpsiu. @Ii:ernein. Tas Hli.
ren cher Gtrren ees Weines. GrTuauna ei-
mes itDnen Bcuqusts- Sdue1lih unp un-
ihmadtatt sewcreene @sine pbne Nahtbeit Ter
0eluncbsit mich rtersufsucn en-. Wus aspIbuli<
@sn Wsissn aGc Scrtsn tsiuer i~lalisu., iraua.,
unsor. unc GAY. Wsins sn ~tsreiter. Nht Mlt-
tel 9essn Gr0utentrantbeit. 'Vruiuua ptS @ci=
n.e. Suuse leidte 0Eeine eeiltr.it unr Rem a;
ten @stuen a9nli& su MAIDEN. v.sis 50
Or terlbmte irantiurtsr Npisipeinz
Tatrifant.
Ysrsituns tes te1iltmsen Maeoebura Tattu-
fus' Ibsn Srhannisteerreines ice &tanpa mere
aus Npblu nistssren. aus Htatarttr = Saft,
Suittennein, 3cirenpsin, Gilrcusnmr in. Nst
tiam,in Al. Msoesnlartuus, 5pnia uoc Sprup.
peir. Grebeer- unt Brrmtesr- @.iM, Mepfel-
tuthr-p,sis So Gents.
@t1ttee 0sbcimri0e fir SatadS> unc
Gioarrcn< Tob%1ifantsn.
Gntbuut ppn einem 8remer Barrifantsn.
0nbalt: Den Giearren rem edten 5apaunab
Eeru6 ~ asten. 10 &seerte aur Jabritaticn
snltiee.nsr Sprtsn feiuer Naudratads. 8
&tespte ser1diseener Scren FER itin1eu
G3nurftatade. Secu Nrt rerrcrteuerS tnupf.
tatads ibre frlbue @Ite pisssr au sst.n. wrsie
50
gntbiiute Gsbeimni0e Der Sd5niarterei.
pmttiide Nnneiiuns ale Mrtcn @uncn,
gaumneusn' une Se.esnNrHs, Gleitunnenidt
&C. 81 ta1tsn: gle nsusnteedttn V1ah iartsn
res Ani!in. @iclin. &cln, JudIin .r. lcrsu
Mnmsutuns in her @hDnfGrteei. 0as NEalder
unb &siniasu csieer StpFs ppn Oel. unc Set.
Nsten. Mad ten nsuelsn G1fab,unaeu ees
Sb,aeer. Yrltit unb Godmauu. pvis ST
A~ataleqe ter rsrlt'isesasn 3rsias css Gud.
tanssis gratis.
8u&banr!uao spn Getparr 8mbler.
2@@a1" ct. 2ouis, We,
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MuH6fnne ses M6Helfprunas
i'm uNo.t. 5teru."

Dos &Seleiu fprtnat tur6 6efs uns 5luy.
Dir is1aen isires Grrunats Grus,
llne i'assS 3;d;ad, tr unb bin.
Die Oeutuns. ME lie fclst tarin:
~@iaR Du NIT e,p'ssm G,i.tenatanb
uml6liusen tiefes fdSne 2aut,
Sea aus tes 8ruterber3tns Blut
er'sinasn sanft'ssr Greibsit Gut,
60 rstte rm rem frt@en putu
Els sissns tes Gs@tbes 1brru.
Sel.sB Did ten frslsn Maannern an
ane ,t'n.nte fae ben Abratam.~
es l&sint, ta6 mad tsm RS0dHpruua
Das Vo's ss'eabit in eintm @&~uuei
Dean uie Gin Sissssbaun.r p,bt
Sm 2aub .0ib eke's' Raisntht.
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Gintauisnc Jii1er
GuteS Siua(c Grtro msh1.

SNASS SAV\sS SSAAN ~SNNUat
at,ulisfsrn. frei ppn aarrnsrlrbu I'M ptuviant.
MuAaAin (9ommi1arH StcretcuIrl pssr an
rcmisnisen Ylags lit Der S,aet ct.
Vaul, wie sG Ter un~.eIscltntt: csr-
laussn wi,p. w..
Ios Mtbl III . II einrm turh zen llnter;sit
nstsu gu ernsnnenesn S%nipestrr ;u inipi iren.
Slsine prcbsu Ine pcn Scrlblassn tsisuast,n
uuo cie f1ltsu, pslhe rifls eu!balisn, m!iIfn
f%oraiGltia al rcr Ssits ~ctifs!iirt leir.
las Wsb. muB, Wsun %Ds1lanet. bis ;um Is.
Ncusmtrr 1864 atsc!isfsrt psretn.
WcriblIae Urn Gcutratiprsu, me!ht ldcn Gin.
NAL itr. MneetUte niht e%ehalten. prA unlryoleu
Verirntn, Won irlhsn, bic hi mehr uts einem
Nusttrtc %inteIcIirt Int, csef mc Ger Vieter nihi
anpcie5t 1T, nm lsincm Nrgetrt Al sullpretsn,
ner'.n nitt btriGIhtiet mercer.
SImmttiten Mnsehcten miilsN ;rei YIra-
iblftrn b ~ieseessn isin. Die Bsyln,rcrt!itfeit
Ger Burger muE eurb amilihe Stiutinigula
pom rsm 0lert zee ratlen Iilyift, 0srihta ceer
e.s Ser. Stauscn 0iltri:t. Nnwat.l nabsenis.
len pcrren.
Die Nam.n Der 5i,mas mu6tr crNGdncia
anssssttn lsir, nit Ter eetauen Mesrs}s jeees
Wlte!isSss ter Jirma.
Gin 8cgb nit gutter Sihrrbeit
MIR IN jettm 5alls rsrlarat.
(Blr1ldoftsz Ucrmulor.)
We,-, Of the County o.
ard State of-,d do hereby guar
antee that -- is able to fulfil the
contract in accordance with the terms
of his proposition and that should
his proposition be accepted, he will
at once enter into q contract in accor-
dance Herewith. Should a contract
be awarded him, we are prepared to
become his securities.
(Iisle girsi@aft mug jsrem Naeetue anse,
bGnet fiu.) &. -. .g'.
Gejsniatn, m,lhe zen ctisen Vesinaunaen
uidt tntiprstsn, trsresn ,uriid lrm;sirn.
s~lrsebcts ,u a%ereilrsn an Capt. 81. q. Ia-
pis, 9. g." une ju encriIren rprrpulals 1cr
Gluur."
Ter untsraeitnete tetGlt lid tas &sht Dor,
ishss ~sin;sIns uno ale Nnaebcte gu rsrws1fsn.
81. 8. Davis.
Capt. H.. Grmmi0a,Y # SutV ltsues.
MQs Mnssbcts mlNen in Guelitat lsin.
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.tla .+ . rulog
gu benz far;ii& in Mun6sn auf3efibr.en 4ua~

4 pem fur;tl9 IN Htund:n duf5efuhrten Vuf~
ip;el:
,@eaept geocn Shmieaermiitttr."
Nus tem Spaniidm iiteritbt pom RSnis Sub
mig rem 8niern.)
2anae lsienp i1iu gerpelsn,
Da i'd tleibeno unasleleu,
Dod bic pceiie nod lt'tenb,
Wid III participien ibenp,
@il i'd, Yelalus teiteieenr>
Slid! mebr lSnaer b!eitenp lbtmei9snr>
Wth ZEN, Spaniihen suneiaenp.
Gin Qualpielhen ii~berisBsnp,
Mcine 9aiera lsin erBesene.
llno Rem @nfsl. rpenn aub hitter,
."8e,ept aeseu S@wieaermittcr."
Gr einft iebr IS trauden f5nrcnp>
Slabeue uSdwte9er nennenr.
-Sbn iebr. liebenc, ibm aufl1reibenr,
q Wir bic Qanaemeir yertreitenc>
~babeno INNER nod paiicnen
Sir bic panif9e perlonen
Qpla. mid einR amuirenp,
Wir jest INNER itienr rlbrenr,
Wla&enp r,eine 1branen Aieeenp!
Darum hit i'd. ldleunief ldlie6eno,
Seir, ben Ntene mir p~erlletnc,
&latlhene, cod aidt trampelflGenc I
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e. Die TluBldifffabr
untcrtalb st. Yaul's bat tbatiddlid aufe
acb6rt. Dae pa0aeierboot fam am Dom
ner1aa nidt meter als mad Dataibaw
UNI miro ild ipdter nur nod bis @inono
raaen. Die Yoltfutihcn babe iDre Tabr<
ten %beacnnen, uni 1ebcn jset UNI 8 llbr
irih ron 81. paul mad Cen plasen rpei>
ter untcn as.
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SWANS 9purbcn 8itterS
&matu's Bourbon 8itters
SiuQtN'S SDurtDu Sittpr3

&tpai'''s Bourbon 8itters
&matu's Bourbon 8itters
Gwatn'S 8Dnrbpu 8itterS
Gtu e%e'uuees Stdriunsemittfl, iurft jtimuEi.
rene NIB unrsre!ei6Itd, CUR G1neduu. rec DIR.
1snarpstits. Dat jsgt in nebr ale so G~r. Ct.
Armee~ 0clpitalsrn une Miuienen sru Wriro,fe.
ntlien ale anssrn 9ihers re,trGuat. uus it sie
stns.9e Vcltelneeisin, nclhc ron Der ger. CT e.
sieruuG oueoriidlin BON eer g tcmretfcr,,
tet ii rereen III, esen neil Ge ron ter Mii.
len'@att ais pauptteilm;.tel anf,.
FAINT purse.
Swain'e 8ourtcn Yitters.
N9~ Otter Bitter wiro aus 5ngerisuiien te.
rei.et, n LOT scn rer Mec'iin aIs traftiss Gii:.
:in9emiitcl anslfanut lne. Or lit it,modboft
iitb!id une mirft frditia aeaeu ussrsunn, IN IL
eer Gale. Menn nab &nncijuns a]sncrnrsr.
nHo l,tusWt'tAa9er :runesrtar 0caeu: Il upe:.
eaul;tfsit. 0sit{ua!, esssr
ie1psu, Mppetttmarssl, 5Ar.c.
mutb une &lsi6la9t.
Sna:u'6 Bourbon Sitse,s
w;.f! sortreFlia seeen GcsfmsI, uab r,rtrnrete
aus St0rungsm i'm unisr!citsir fem ber.uhreust
0ranfbeiteu. Ger eieisn Bite. eirmoI ser,
'u4t, etnpFstlt ttN geUib Seeem, Der eiues an.
ssnebr1en une ~traTtteen Ssa,tunaemi1tels ts=
earf. Die rad I'D rermetrfnte Mad,f.aoe rcd,
,ieltm Bitter lat mid rerantast, i'm an tis
Os1sntti&feit gu ~tr,uesu. auf hap Saui.ute i'm
:erluden unh li4 bou le!ncr @irfnuteit ilter.
seussn mSeen.
SmaiE's Bourbon Bitters.
re- eaeies. t;e Sic bic nsilen .maoer.
titters. meltf lie se1iubt. fir Siren "a ten O;e.
ldnnad 3u f:"!t meti3iuartia e~rfuueeu tottu.
perlud'en sic b;eien uup 5ie uerrfm f,;nsr
aneern mebr taten mcQen.
Ia fat STR Apptbefsr cher Stsyefeerer sje.
n Wttter nidt, 10 MAIDEN Git. eog er i'm
teiftlt. O. 9sbalten Gle ben Nameu i'm G,..
ed&tn'b unh "sbmfu Gle feineu ausern.
Smaln'S 3cuttcn 8i:tere.
Giz5' Nadesm tie 3u1ammenlesune ron Yr.
Srain's Siis,s in cen 5paiter Ter mcpi,iu,
3eiNhriften tefannt aematt 1T, unb te1,eitsr
ven Ten Asrs;sn ais 6auptaranei arerfanut i,
ruresn laat Gntlteieuus ese Grmmilrrets ,
SianenaSde ten ter @tsmpelFeusr trfrs;,.
81. 6. $. @main'a, G;oenttiuer
Sf6,. }375 YrcaepaY, Nsm Mrlt.
o'"'' 81 Srutt- @ate,nr.. 6ti:t
8. u. 9opt, General Neen: fir ceu
Wslen,
Sff!es. 26 Narftlir. @bieasr.
G Sn Ct. paul ~ tatsn tei s. er.!8su,
Union 6da) III, WtclefaIe II. NctaiE.