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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-12

IT is a remarkable fact that electricity!
travels so rapidly that it may be sent
through gunpowder without igniing it,
and it is only when the current is retard-
ed that an explosion takes place. The
g of electricity is swif,er than that
of light, being about two hundred miles a
second.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-12
Boarding and lodging.

A NEW BOARDING AND LODGING
n House will BE- opened to-day, four doors
below the Bulli,p and nearly opposite the Ex.
chequer mining works The house 10 newly
Board per wssk, % 90. Rooms, Is, 90 and ol5
pSrAoatA. tIaAa N suS1H
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-12

A LETTER from S%herman's army states
that the men are all feathered out below
the knee, from having lived so constantly
on turkeys, chickens, and other game.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-12
Lost.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ],
IN the undersigned, have lost two certihcates'
Of ten shares each, Of Imperial Consoldatea Mln'
ing Company's stock, New Truckee District,
State Of Nevada, bearing date Of June 18th, 1865,
Nos. l warn all persons against the pur'
chase of said stock, as II has been Cancelled on
the company's books. and has never peer en-
dorsed BY me. Z. d. hEED.
Gold Hill, August IS, 1855. anlsm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-12

Virginia.
OFFER FOR SALE, AT THE LOWEST
rates. Bras. Goods, Stoves, Tin and Copper
Ware, etc. Our stock will DO found very com
pls,e, having been carefully selected for this Mar
ket.
Tho following comprises a part. only, Of our
stock:
$4,000 rs Bar Iron. round and square, all sizes,
$4,000 lbs Boiler Plate;
10000 fbs Sheet Iron,
5000 ms Shoe shape, all sizes;
400 ibS Cast.stesi, Blister Steel. and Toe
Cork Steel:
Nail Rod, Band from
5000 f6s Track Iron
5000 ms Bar and Sheet "copper"
10000 lbs Lead Pipe, various sizes;
$4,000 feet Gas Pipe, t 70 : inches;
1000 feet /. r. Hose, all sizes;
$50 dozen Hose BIbbs;
300 dozen Elbows and CouplingSA
10000 Carriage Bolts, all siIeH;
5000 Machine Bolts, all EzsI;
600 Globe Valves;
900 Anvils and Vices;
HO Bellows, various sizes;
Blacksmiths' ToolSi
Scales. GrlndstoneS;
400 Wheelbarrows;
800 dozen Axe. Pick and Sledge Handles;
Coal
1000 dozen Locks. Hinges, Butts
Tacks;
Knives and Forks, Spoons;
1000 kegs Blasting Powder,
100 dozen Picks
200 boxes Window GlaSI;,
White Lead, Boiled Oil;
Turpentlne;
'Borax
lBailIng Wire and Rope,
900 kegs Nails, all SlzsI
100 boxes Tin.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-12
GILLIG, MOTT Il 70.

Corner Of C and Taylor streets ...........Vtrrnia.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-09-12

Notice to TeRmster1.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceIyed at the office of the Yellow Jacket 81.
yer Mining Company, In Gold Hill. until PRI.
DAY, LIST September next, for hauling twenty.
ave hundred (250O) tons Of ore per month, for one
year, commencing on the 9th September next,
from the CompanY's mine, in Gold Hill. to thelr
mill In Empire City.
, The Contractor will be allowed to
a, the mill during the months Of October and No.
yember, q surplus Of one thousand tons, - re.
serve against bad roads.
The Company reserve the right OF rejecting
any or all proposals., II not satisfactory.
Good security will be required for the duo ful.
flment Of the contract.
Office ofthe Yellow Jacket s. N. Co.,
Gold Hill, August 81, 1865. Sau2l I'd
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27
lev YORK C.,tls nDrks..

NEW York, May %.
The Current pcices for the " esk 81 all the
markets are:
Beef Cattle-E'irst quality, per head, $l7
ooG9lS 80; common, 1l3@15 % and 4l2(al3.
Cove and Calves First quality pef head.
200 10; ordinary t60@76; common 500
~: inferior e4O@5O.
Veal Calves-First quality, Der b. loa
lie; ordinary, 9@10c; inferior, 6@8c.
Sheep and Lambs-Extras per head t80
9; prime quality 0@S; ordinary, 6 5oS
7 %; common IS 50@6 50: inferior S405.
Swine-Heavy corn fed, . b. 03@9c:
light and medium, Sic; still fed, 6lsS(c.
Tho market for boef cattle remained oui.
ct and steady this week, the demand being
fair.
Reoeipts only moderate. Nearly all the
cattle sold within tho range Of tl50lS; but
the extreme range was from 8l2 to $751;
Enc average price Was about 1l6. Cattle
were mostly fair to good quality, but the
weather was against the sales and prevent
ed my advance in prioes.
The totsl receipts Of Ill stocks It Ill the
Yards for this week aud last were q fol-
lows:
Total beeves 1896; cows 1865: veal calves.
1855; sheep and lambs, 1905; swine il. :.
500
Total last week-besves 4,l76; cows l12;
veal calves l.6a2: sheep and lambs, g.
81; swine, 2eS
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27

Remarkable Caee - ssl1 Ksee ~ All.
cocks Porous Rlsssess,-How many pes..
sons. ron stepping on piece Of orange pees.
hays been famed for life. A case which might
have been Of this kind nas Just been brought 70
our notice. a. gentleman, from placing tho hesl
Of his boot On piece Of orange peel, vas sud.
denly thrown down, and violently sprs.ned his
knee. He was Elk months confined % tho house
though he had tho bees medical advice. AZ
last resort yerJ eminent physician Wa called
Ia to sec Il snythio ne more onu,d he dona At.
ter examination he said: my opinion is, your
snes viii never be bent again" He recon-
nendea tha.the whole leg and knee should bo
encased In plaster of Paris bandaso, which
would acceAseate tie permanent sti6eaiog Of
the knee. and ssid. tho sooner II Was done The
better" MT 10 patient. before tying this ap-
pAcatiea anl having stiff knee for life. On.
velo2ed 1: Ia our Porous P.asters, and In lees
than two months his knee Wa perfectly cured.
Pnnclrsi Agency. Bsandreth House, New
York. By the yard or single plaster Sod By
all Dealers In Medicines.
maJSo DAWN
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MARKETS

BURL1No7ox, 5 p. n, Friday,

BCRLxro7oN. 3 p. m, Friday.
Cod during the week has tended up
wards and closed yesterday At 81 81 being
N advance Of about 8 per cent since Mon
day. The ressoos assigned for it aeo nu-
merous. Tho high prices that have pre-
vailed for our products In this country has
caused large falling OF iu the export
demand, and consequently god has been
wanted for ehipneni abroad e. make good
our balances, aud tnis viii! e ntirue unt.;
prices nave decliastl 70 u point that chip
pers can buy pork, wheat, corr, hsur, cot
ton, &c, and send it to the otter eide at .
profit The shipments OF gold, however
arc not large. when the fact 10 taken into
account that ours is . gold producing
country. and it may be regarded as alegit-
innate article for export:
The exports o: specie from New York
since July 1, have been 81, 2ao. 226. end the
deliveries Of gold from California SA. $780,
OsA. The amount Of customs received at
New York during the same period amount
ed to 81 ,5ce.9lo.
The Chicago Times Of yesterday says
OF Wednesdays market:
Theadyance In gold in New York gave
the produce markets to-day an Increased
hrmness aut, bouy ancy, which contrasted
strongly with the wsaa aaea
s,nce. A large portion Of the operators
wero this morning disposed to regard the
advance as snesa.y temporary, aud were
ex.rssnsly reluctant IN making. transac-
lions based uoo;, this theory. Tsas reluc-
tance and canton upo:, the part iof many
operators restrcssd thu voiunss OF rtisl-
nass materially, notwithstanding ire sn-
pearanca of aeIivity presented III every de-
partineas.
In -four tleso was an actual Improve
,na,t aai the tran ,ac.lous aggregate mucn
more than Oh any Gag during week past.
There was OF active inquiry fcr pring e1-
.ras at S. 5000 IS tor low choice grades.--
Spring superanaa were only in moderate
demand al 81 4o@56o. Red winter extras
were quiet ut 81 IS. but white winter ex-
trps were In good request at s. 25@9 Is.
The wheat market waS nos quite al ac'
TIE. r,.d, s,sh.-s~ -,ts".'h-n::i ~ he
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27

CHICAGO, May Is.
Markets generally active and buoyant.
Flour--l5c higher, at Is 00a9 Is, and
IS 12ia6 50 for spring extra.
Wheat-3a4c higher, with sales Of No 2
red at 81 Is, and 81 Is fos extra spring, and
81 222al "a for No. I.
Corn-2a3c higher. Sales at 6oa6sc Cox
No l, and 46a50c rejected.
Oats--2s3c higher, at 43a46c.
Rye-Dull.
Barley-Dnl.
Whisky-2c higher; q: 81 81.
Pr0visions-Beiter and more active;
with sales ct mess pork 1T 81 59a23. prime
mess pork at 81; rspacked do at SIS.
I.ard-Quiet a. II.
Beef Cattsa-Fir,uer; psizae al g. o0a7 IS
good to prime IS 25a7 Is !ais 70 good.
Live Hogs--sctise, AZ 81 GoA7 is for good
shipping grsdas, aae. IS 2SA7 80 ter extras.
Gold-Si s..
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SCARCE, aud Nc wanted at 81 IS; wiute,
| REQ Western, 81 co: amber Mich 81 70; red
quiet at 81 S0al-eS.
Bas!ey--Steady.
Corn-Ssn-ce and 2a3c better at 75a84c fos
now mixed western, the latter for very
cnoice; e5a9Oc for western yellow, AMI s0c
tor white western, and 81 for yellow
Oats--F:r,ner and moderately active, a.
54s57c for western.
Rye-Dull.
Co6ee-Quiet.
Sugar-Stesdy, At l04a1l3 for Cuba Mus
covaoo. ard lO4al43 for Porto Rico.
Molasses-Dull. Cuba Muscovado ~.
aops-1n moderate request, at l0a30c.
Wooi-Quiet
5Oc tor refined in bond ard 69a7Oo 10
free.
Pork-MOre active aud firmer, ut $22 50
az % for new msss. closing at 323 2Oa23 50
Tor '63-'64 do cash and regular way. closing
at W 80 cash; el7 50als % for prime. and
Slo 5Oal7 on for prime mess. Also $500 hbls
new mess for June and JnIy, sslles' op-
ton, ut $2l 50a2l 37{.
Beef-Dull at 3lOaI4 for plain meas and
$l2al7 for extra mess.
Beef nams-Steady. at 25a2Sc.
CGs Mests-Sales OF 1901 PACKAGES at
i2al3sc for shoulders aud l4al7Ac COR
hams.
Hacon-pIll aod nominal.
l.ard.-Quiet at l4sal8lc.
butter-Oull, q: Aa2lc for Ohio, ana &c
a23c for State.
Cheese-auiet at lOalSc.
Money-Easy, at per cont,
Seerhng ExchaogeeFirm aud active st
Sl0 Sail 90.
Gold-Active and frmer, opening at
y So, advancing to 81 3S& and closing II
81 S7s,
Government stocks-Quiet.
Stocks-Quiet but firm. Ri 95A; IT W
N; Atlantic steamship Co 1856; N W 26t;
Ere a; Read 81; NJ s COZ; Z u 63A; h
9l@; Cumb Al; CaEton 347; q s Ga 81:
coupons 1857.
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NEW YoRE, tgay Is.

NEW YoRE, Nay Is.
.Cottop-Dnl, and fully Q, lower, ut soc
for midcliug uplanGss
Fiour-25a3oo better; at Sc Soa7 90 for ex-
ira State; 81 25a7 IS for extra Il n O, and
81 53a9 10 for trade brands. Market closing
firm. No sellers at inside qubtotions. In
cluded in the sales are 1000 bbls extra
state for June and July, on private terms.
Whisky-Eather more steady; western
at 81 95, closing little firmer.
WIsse.-2s 6sa...; spring wheat very
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27

The s;tention Of our rsAAefs Il respectfully in.
vited 70 the Advertisement ofAessn g ~ Ward
&c.. which viii b found In another pas1 Of
this paper. We are personally acquainted with
the nembeee Of this 1rra. and can voueh fec
taeif responsibility in III bustneD arrange.
meats which they maze - ~ havejA thorough
kn0wle 10 OF their mercantile integrity ana
their full ability 70 meet Ill obligations This
notice Of coarse IL intended for such u our re-
ders ~ have no acquaintance With this 1fm 70
Al who know them no recommendation =
necessary. -Aswsy and Nasy Gsaftse.
ma8lo.w4m
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27

Ma TIE Charlton putr.ot learns t,,.
srlea!s OF Chief Justice Wright viii sov..
cate his nomination for Governor a. II.
approaching State Convention in June.
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WA-Jet. Davis won't tiad much comfort
or soiAce III the I'D verae OF the xiii. char.
Ter oi Jeremiah. It reads. "Aud II the,
say IN thine heart. Where.or. coma these
things Upon ne? For the Dr.o,ae., .,
thine sn'qaity are thy skirts dascovsred and
thy heels made care"
erA loyal Englishnan OF this city savs
M now understands why tie English m.
ton symps;hized 40 strongly with The
Southern Contaderacy." sincs Dav;s.s
capture settles the fact that the South w.s
under s'e,ticoat government. The English
are PLEASED. with women rulers.
"a About Two hundred and Eety sol.
Oilers passed up on the eteu,ner Muscs,ina
yesterday ess route for Dayen port to receive
the:r pay aud he mustered out ~ the ter.
y''.,. The l:4>ss OF .Aeu: IN sseh;ng the;,
aoin.S IL tGe interior will return and pa,,
through tGit city. ana ass thu. ,ou,pei.etl
20 trave, hcndeea tnl e;ga.v II los out q,
taeir way :or .he Nuu. o. Il aausa.:av of
Ger ard a payinaster here. Rather unjust
to the boys. but very p:cfisabis to ti.s pa
venpcr. folks.
Iowa Stats MEDICAL Soytsry
annual meeting Of the Iowa State Medical
Society ia postponed ore week. 1t will
meet ia Ottumwa Oh "Wednesday, J unc Eth,
1865 8. B. Tun.15. NJ n
Sec. Iowa State Med. Society,
Papers il. the State will conte. savcr on
the profession hy publishing tce aoos. no.
eice.
EDITOR HAWK EYE A. meet.
ing Of the Hamline Literary Society Of the
I w. University. Mt. Pleasant. Iowa, NAV
18th. 1865. the following resolutions we're
adopted and ordered to be published in the
Burlington Hack E:ye. Mt. Pleasant Home
Journal and Central Gtyissson Advocate
God our beloved brother, Ostus G. Shelton.
late Lieutenant in the 18th regiment lows
Vol. Infantry, has been taken away from
amOng us, il II
Resolved, ls.. That white We deeply
mourn oEs ioss, We revcrentl2 acknowl-
edge the a'l.yuling providence ct Him who
doeth all things welt.
I'd. Tha. we will hide in cur kea.ts the
memory Of his many virtues, his earnest
oety, bic fidelity to principle, AID noble.
ness ofsou!, ana will strive to el0ulate the
aAue
a.. That considering the circumstances
.ene:n.. Il, his death. we recognize in him
another martyr for freedom nnd country,
aud with saddenetl pride de- place his rame
On out records with .ae uames Of those
VIII se memories are our richest legacies.
4th. That we extend 70 the tereayed
family and friends Of the decsssed our ear.
rect ~ III :1sthies in this their great sffiic-
tor. ALLEN e. 0H0sr,)
JAS. Il. GRDao, Com
s. II. MuRPHY.
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DIED.
IN this city, Wednesday Msy 9th, le6. AL.
F210 O0DEN. aeed % Year,
In this city May III, JAMES q. McLAapr. old
ct tOn Of T. NJ Anu e. s. McLarop, x4sed 10
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27

6eiNnbovss's Extract Of aarsapastlla cleans.
ea And renOvoyateS the blood, tnauls the viGor
Of health into the system, and pnr4os out de
nnElUrs thai make disease lapf04lkW8nn
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27
MARnIED

In this city. May 18th. at tbs Burlington
House. by Rev. L. Il. Dennis, M AIsss,tr
black. Of Oiona. Ill, and Aiss May s. For
oCRB. Of Warren, III.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27

Eaesaya cf Co3ute.feits and unottnr,ple..
dealers teav 0r.rs 10 aispnss OF their o,yr, ard
other preparations, on the requisite attajns-y
~ Eelrlbo'd's Genuine pr9paa sioua
,a,uS.I6W3rn
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27

A Clear. Smooth Skin, aud Beautiful Ohm.
plexion follow the uso Of Holnbold's ConCon-
trRted F1uid Extract GafSaparillA Il renoveo
bl.ek spots plmpl1. and I'll esuptions Of tho
skin. t0pr8.dAW9m
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27

C51vALRiC G2ArIrUDE AND Mo0Esrx.
"A gentleman in this city havi9g 0bsa,red
u promise ut The release from prison of his
Ye0el nephew AZ coon AZ the young man
should take the oath OF allegiance. upprisei
tie +. +. V. mother OF the youth Of his sue
CAS-. III reply 10 which he received from the
graceful indy n Eote in which she said: ''l
:hiuk j, - the least you nay d. sor ycuf
own tsothe.'s child 70 SIT him parosed and
obtain for him y government clerkship In
Washington. - Washington C'sronscie.
SURaAry's ESCAPE TO CAxAuA.---Ths
Burlington (vt.) Times says: "The eyi-
dence Of Welchmau, at the trial Of The ~.
sassics. makes public fact for s.ms time
kn0wn in this section, that 6urrstt arrived
in Montreal April 9Th. &2d returned to the
States ON the l2th, returning again On the
18th, and engaged rooms at the st. Law
renee Hall. He left the st. Lawrence that
night ut haIf-past ten. and was seen to
leave the house Of . Mr.. Butterheld lPor.
terfield y IN company with three others 10
wagon. Some three y eeks since, hand.
kerchief plainly marked ~. II. aurratte,' -
was picked up By the watchmsn in the pas.
senger depot Of the Vermont Central rail
road at this place. It was undoubtedly
Dropped by the asssssin on his way &c Gao.
ada,"
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27
GUARDIANS SALE-Bv IT,

LUANUIAN'5 SALE.-By virtue
Mo,nes County, Iowa on Tuesday the 2Dfh dsv
OF June. at ~ O'Clock A. M. At the front door X
Marion Eall. will ex pose for sale 20 the hiai7.
Ihe terlns OF sale being q down and the bsisnns:.
In one year at per cent. Sold as the nreo@rsS
OF The minor heirs Of Harriet T.. Elliott 10.
ceased. LYMAN TYeOy oc'
HayIU-oitWd Guardian.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27
IsCTAER,p saAsCO

~ For Fisher wae scarcely q greater failure
snah Is daily mace by most Of tho advsRtised
hat1 cyer: nor Wa
TERRY AND FORTRESS VICTORY
More complete. perfect aad glorious, than tho
conQo -. achieved by
CHRI1TADOBO HAIR DYE
Over gray. red and sandy beads Of hair The
obnoxious hue 70 wiped ont 10 ave minutes. aud
magnificent brown or black. glossy and natg,-
raj. tskes ~ place. Manufactured By J. CHRIS
TADOR0. 10. Astor House, New York. cold
BY ali DrusEislA Applied By III Hat Dreaseu,
mAy1ldhvlm
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Total l,p to Cha eveu;ne.

CArrLD-Thece was decided improve
tnent in the tlerasnd to-day, and prices
ranged fully 5O@75. per 100 6ettor 90 good
to cb'ic steers, aud 25@:5c on medium "a
fair butchers stock. Indications this eye-
ring were. thst, urless the recetpts to.
morrow are large. tie advance will be sus-
taloet. especially on choice stock. for
which there is an increased demand. =
Buyers wers represented in the market,
and al the offerings wers taken at the al :
vance mentioned above. Sales Include
i69 bead. Mt SOS for good choice steers
Is 25@6 u tor medium 70 fair steers and
oxen, aud B 2st15 for inferior to common
stock. embracing mixed lots cf rough
steers, poor cows and heiters. Sales In
clude the sc,lowtcg dfovee: John 0ridIy
f. Co. cold Jacobs % heed rough steers
aud oxen, averaging so ns, at0; 70 En-
wright 4 6icky - heed averaging $50
be, at q ST.; 20 head medium stock. aver.
aging sos D., 1t
Ho0s.-1he Hopetpts up to this evening.
% will b seem By the statement given
above, wore Liberal, Jet under fair shippiug
Ct Val 30 for good 70 choice lots Of 1870 to
20 lbo averages, and t0a6 Is for stock pigs
aoc common grades. The market to.<lsy
WIS moderately active. and on good smooth
lots an advance Of 5AlOc was realized.
Common and medium grades were steady
and unchanged. Sale. include the follow
ing drOves:
I. Affords us pleasure 70 print tho follow.
Ing agreement that was recently signed,
doing away With ths euaday Live Stock
trade In Chicago The shameful desecra-
ton of the Sabbath about tho stock yards
for numbsro Of years. has been = disgrace
tO tbs city for peen.ittir.; il, and not at oil
creditable tc The parties Engaged in the bus
ineee:
We. the undersigned. proprietors OF tho
1.-Two stock yards Of this city. ct the request
Of . large number Of tho live stock com.
mission men aud dealers, and in accord
ance with our own deslres. do hereby
pledge oursrlves neither to transact, or al.
low tc be transacted, any business at our
several yards On Sundays after this date.
And We further agrce that We will not open
our offices, scales or gates from the close Of
the market, on Saturday nights, until Mon
day mornings, attending only to the feed
ing OF such stock As may be in the yards
during that time, and to unloading such as
may come in on the several railroads.
Grain and Flour in store IN Chicago.
The following was the amount If grain
in store May Goth. as prepared by the Sec
retarv of the Board Of Trade:
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IthI.i CITY

eg~A. Melick. Esq, editor o. tho Star
jas been appointed p,st-naster at Eddy
vil!e. He deserves the plscs and we are
glad he has got it,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27

TO Partly. Enr;ch the Blood, and Rasnt,fy
the complaxion, ule Helinooid's highly Coz.
tie equals in strength one gallon OF the syrup
or DecccIon. TspyG.ilsN3na
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27

thing of Eeaaty Is q Joy Forever. Those
who desire brilliancy OF compiler tozl raust pnrI-
~ and enrich The Siooa which Heiulholds Cen
eensratea Exfrac. = Ira pa-;,a Invariably does
Helm o-1l1's. TaGa no Other.
a.,tI-ttyS-3;s.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27

the Great DiuYetic. He,n5old's Con canfrafan
Ext, act Sarsaparilla Is the Grea: BIO ID Purfier
both -, sre prepared according 10 the rules OF
Pharmacy and 'nis'ry, and are the most a.,
I'VE shnS eAA - Ha.sisI ~ ksaaS..;LIs~
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GINGEK5 SEWING MACHINRa
~ S5S broadway. New York,
WeOtNeD 0DlOe.

IS Third Street, Burlington, Ioeeo.
J. 2. 0URLEY, AoDNf.
VIII keep constantly on hand Q full aanofs,
moot Of our numerous 6tyl0o Of
FAMILY 4 MANUFACTURING l6ACRINEn
SILK TWiSt, Cotton and Linen ThIeada Nee6lSs
on, &c.
Or letter A Family Rowing Nachinsa viii,
I'll the nov impfoveE enes. arc admitte6 bv m
20 be the best and cheat pest family maehines
naoet com Dlete aud substantial manner. Ava ri.
Ways In rtier; child ~ yeAsS old ear m
them. S
An active Agent wanted In every imnor4.,e
town through tho West For furflSer tnInrMe.
ton address ]. r. 0URI.EY naSt
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Ing aud Instruction for Young Men. Also, new
and reliable treatment for Diseases OF the Uri-
nary and Sexu u Systems sent FREQ In sealed
enveiopes Address DIR. j. SkILLIN HOUGE.
TON. Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-27

~ "Hangman" Foote Charge that
Jed Davis aud his Cabinet authorized The
cfuelties that woeo i0fi;ctcd upon Union
soldiess IN southern peisons- that they sre
directly rssponsib'o for tots diabolie1l
crime. With the Last focr year, expe-
xionce With the ''chlvalrv," ~ can readily
believe this, or alnutt say stcsy Of 6eId-
isa and cowardly xie0city.