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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05
Friday Morning, Nov. 80, 1889.
rsuant to adjournment.

The Council met pursuant adjournment.
On of Mr. Browne
Resolved That Military instructed
memorabilia Congress for an amount either money lands
contemplated military post be erected on the Des Mones
contiguous Racoon fork of said the Gordon posts
already established from Fort Leavenworth Fort Smelling
Mr. Browne from the committee on Territorial Affairs whom
read first and ordered to second reading
No TO- Preamble Joint Resolution relative
dd the whole Mr. Hepner in the chair after
spent therein the committee through their chairman reported the
same back amendment which report
and the Preamble aud Joint Resolution ordered third read
Territory and the State Of Missouri read second
Mr. Lewis moved by striking out the word
return'' and insert "secure" which was agreed to.
The memorial was further by adding thereto following
Resolved That the Territory forward copy
this memorial the Senate of the United
Speaker the House Of Representatives and the Hon. W. W.
Chapman our Delegate in Congress
On motion of Mr. Swazey, s.
The prohibiting second and third reading Of Bills, &c. the
same day suspended the memorial amended read third
time and passed
Mr. Hughes previous notice and leave granted Bill No.
c. F. county Of Henry three County Commissioners dis
uic which read first time and ordered be printed
c. F. "a Bill provide for the appointment Of Noaes Pub
second time and considered in committee Of the whole
Clark the chair after time spent therein the committee rose and
reported the Bill the Council with amendments:
and the bill amended ordered 70 engod
and read third time on Monday next : !, i.
Faes Chief Clerk of the House Representatives beng noohe
ed delivered the following message.
hv,b present for your signature, relative Russell
and Laws Of the last session. same having sen
stoned BY the Speaker the House Of Representative
The President therenpon signed said Resolution , s#
No Is G. Bill for the relief Of the poor was read second
time, and, -
|; Was laid upon the sable for the present. S. sI 81
No 25 "A Bill regulate The institution of suits BY for
egn Executors within this territory read So
cond time, and,
M o. n r. fe amend act relative to the Pententia
was read second time and considered in committee Of the wnoe
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05
IOWA LEGISLATURE.
COUNCIL.
Wednesday Morning, Nov. u 10:

"Wednesday MORNING, NOV. 1co7:- s. j
4 The Council pursuant adjournment. =
Mr. Whesey select committee to whom was referred n
fe ga bill provide for the appointment OF Librarian anu
the with two amendments
On of Mr. Clark III
The question taken the amendments anu were
both disagreed to by the Council.
On motion of Mr. Clark, ,8a. ,..slt8#
The was ecommied the committee on the judiciary
H. r. file No 49, bill provide for the organization Of the
county Delaware locate the Of justice thereof was taken
up, a first time and ordered to second reading
r. No Congress for to con-
road from Lake Mchgano the Mississippi was taken
up and read first time.
Mr. Hughes moved lay memorial the table, which motion
was lost s#sEgsf aeS3# atss 5#9f sszaf 1900 0
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ary was taken time, ordered second reading
time, second resdns was 'ksh up read
10 R. 6e "A bin provide for the organization of the coun
the vo M W ase s e 'ad e spss
some Tune the committee rose and through their chairman reported
Were concurred n
Mr. Parker moved striking out in the s. section
lar session OF their board which amendment agreed
H. r. file No 90 "a Congress appropriation 10
construct railroad from Lake Michigan the Mississippi
Mr. Parker the chair spending some time in consideration Of
the back the Council, with one amendment
On the question OF adopting the committee yeas
nays were required, and are as follows:
nghram, Keith swazey, Whtteey and Mr. President.
Parker and Payne-5
So the amendment was adopted
On motion of Mr. Payne,
The caption of the memorial referred the committee
H. r. No "a bill persons having conscien-
ou scpes against bearing time of taken read
the chair after spending time consideration of said BILL the
aud through their chairman reported the back
Their consideration of the subject which report adopted
Mr. Payne moved refer the bill select which
was lost.
On motion of Mr. Hughes
The Council adjourned until o'clock P. M.
TWO O'CLOCK, P. M.
No D. c. F. ga bill relative and their dues
read second time and considered Of the whole
through their chairman reported said bill back to the Council
without amendment which concurred and the bill
No 49, c. f. "a bill the counties, &C.
ken read second time and motion Of Mr. Browne referred
to the committee the Judiciary.
No 6, c. F. "a resolution respecting the forwarding of
memorials Congress-,
me and considered of the whole Mr. Payne the chair
After through their
chairman, reported back without amendment
which report adopted and the
crossed and read third time Monday
H r. fe No memorial subject Post Roads
amended by the Judiciary committee taken being the special
order the day. and considered committee of the whole Mr. Parker
the chair After spending true consideration of said memorial
the committee and through their chairman reported the same back
the Council without additional amendments which report
concured
On motion of Mr. Parker,
by the Judiciary committee adopted
the memorial amended, ordered third reading
H. R. No. g. ga Bill provide for the appointment Of Libra
purposes, taken and read third
Mr. Lewis the Bill by striking the
and inserting hundred and fifty in the 18th Sec
ton which lost The Bill then passed, and title agreed
H. r. fe No 4, San Act the Office Of Public Printer, and
to his dutes' taken up, and read third time.
Mr. Parker amend the 4 Section by inserting the words
of the last Congress- after the words Pamphlet
form" which Of Council
VIII the bill passed, and title agreed to-
No ga bill provide for the election of county reau
define their dues taken read third time, and
passed, and title agreed to-
On motion Of Mr. Keith
The Council adjourned.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-12-05

eakEg AND EerprMehemmed Ali still retains the Turkish
Inc position Of the parties is briefly this Russia wants
ana France wants Egypt England to prevent both
S to prevent the occupation Of Constantncpe and
m Oon necessary to her future with India. Aus
az position jealous of Russia Prussia by alliance Is favor
n.,0 nnssla and to share the spos. What will be
snatham would not hesitate moment He would leave
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-12-19
Attention RaId Heads !

nFaIthe remedies ever devised fur the resto alton
" aud preservation of the lieir, nothing lias pee
found equal Ia Aibcn's ,lrH ginons Hair ION c. srl
on lai 10 restore the hair heal ani he imy Many
ho were ald three mon lis aso, can now exhi uinAu
RANT he d. oi hair. an
II II prepared from recipe of tle ce eDhItu bt AH
hort oi PARIS, by one of his pupis.
The Towing rtt from irs Fitch, isvery hhd
philadelphia, May 10, 1899.
Dr Jnyne-pear Sir; feel tnat can hardy say
-Dopghu ~ favor of AbsrIs beag nous llar orh
sold by haG the honor of personal quhlhtahcr
with baron Alb.u in Paris. lie II known 10 all The
world one Of ils most minent lecturers ami prhcl
IN all disoas" Tie 'klnsc thai ha, b'
known, all who save ATTENDED his COO osnltallons
ut the Hospital raint Louis, ar who we ard MS
pubc Lectures or witnessed the sue ess OF his private
praeI ice, vi unhestaiingly acknowledge. His aH
onic cons der of The brst preparations for The
hair tn VII eh we are acquainted, aud fully Jusiihes
the assertion IN the prospectus OF the prpreio ave
perienc the most signa' benefits troin H. MY HAIR
had been falling OF about Two years, aud had bee0m
very thin, threatening speedy baldness, when CON
nionc using thi Teniery. In abOui one wees u eeas
cd to full n. have Il IL now about th ee months
aud have full aud thick head OF hair hs can posi-
desire. have zee oininenied lis q lo number
OF my friends, who all speak well oft IL faithfully
-mploye :, have ~ doubt of It's general success I
may add before using the Tonic, d tried almost
all The various articles emp Dyed for the hair, such
the NJ CAESAR OIL all the prsparations of bears
oil, vege able hair OIL &c without experiencing much
ifany benefit. Respectfully yours.
Copy of a letter from CO cinrk, Pastor OF the Balais
hurch at lladdOnfied, n j.
Haddnnfrd Feb 10 1889.
HrD Jayne-Sir: Ia c pleasure in into ming you
that the bottle ~ Alibsus iIir Tonic which obtained
Of you last tc,ob T. II proved mot satl,f cioy ANA
successful. A'y hair hnd tor long me been exceed
ingy thin. Hut foi two three yeats pas II had so
fallen out, that my head had tecnme a'most en'irei,
bald. I was nder the nrors,ity of conceal g tn
baldnes by rombng the h,i' on the des over ". But
after using ahout half of n tile at The Tonic,
nave as Iux.riant growth Of hair as ever hat.
CCPARE.
The Rev Leon I'D ~ Ich-r, Pastor of The Baptist
hUreh at Great Nnl"y, PA. who ha. used thee bot es
ol this Tonic, (and who al been Id for years. writes
to DR. Jayne: March 2, 1889.
"My hiir Is growing I'm iy, assure yon.n
LfLETCHER.
Mr. Fiecher's he'd Il now completely roveed with
fine growth of new hair, where he had been perfectly
bal betor'.
II may be had wholesale and retail Of DR.. ID.
JAYNE, General Agent, No 20 South Third
street, Philadelphia. Price 8 [june 3.
For sale by Mrs. ANNA M. EDDY,
Agent for Newport, and john A. WADs-
WORTH, Providence, r. |.
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SPENCER'S
VEGETABLE PILLS.
@**sss**&*****@&****as$
: AG29&YT3AS,YSlS, :.
~ T.
@.sss*@s*s**ssss@*****G

rHVIlERE il no Mistake in this invaluable fami-
T. " medicine. II has been used, and its
efficacy tested, by thousands and il is no lon
ger doubtful that it is the best family medicine
that il or has been offered to the public. Every
family should constantly have these pills at hand;
for thae are so many cases in which they give
instantaneous relief, that they may be almost
said to be an universal preventive, as well as u
cure and would, nine times in ten, if promptly
resortcd TO, remove difficulties, which, too oiien
neglected, because apparently slight, or for tho
want Of present remedy, result in painful and
protracted diseases, and frequently in death.
i-jn BIZ PARTICULAR. Each box has an
inside wrapper, with an engraved fac simile Of
the propreior's signature, aud AN engraved label,
signed by his own hand, and containing tho
words VEGETABLE PILLs.' The cover Of
the box is stamped &c. s., None others are
genuine.
,uTS The reader is particularly reforred TO the
recommendations and certificates which accom-
pany the pills and tho responsibility Of which,
cannot be questioned.
In all cases Of pan n single trial will satisfy
the most increduous, that they are what they
are recommended TO be.
Their operation is so perfectly gentle, that
they may be taken without difficulty, at all times
and places, and under all circumstances, and no
traveller should be without them.
By a proper use, these pills have been found 10
cure the most inveicrac scrolula, headache,
piles, dyspepsia, sc. &c. sc.
Prepared by GIDEON SPENCER, UarWick,
X. L., sole proprietor, and TO Whom only the
composition is knOrn.
The Pills may DO Obtained in this place Of
MARY TIILEY, 40 Spring street, sole Agent
for NewpoIt-apd most OF the Towns and Villa
gcs in the State Of the appointed agents.
The following gentlemen have been mp
pointed Agents for the sale Of "Spcncer's
Vegetable Pills
G.. Brown, Little Compton;
Monro a. Clifford, Bristol
N. B Burr, Warren:
lIowlund 81 Church, Westpori;
Albert Clifford, New Bedford.
Also, at wholesale by the proprietor, at
Warwick; Oliver Johnson g. Go. Providence;
and A. D. a. ID. Sands, 100 Fulton ST. New
York City. Dec "a.
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A PURsUIT.-No human being, however
exalted his rank and fortune, however en-
larged and cultivated his understanding, can
long be happy without pursuit. Life is a
ladder, on which we climb from hope to hope,
aud, by expectation, strive TO ascend to en-
joyment; but he who fancies he has reached
his highest hope, OF who enjoys the utmost
of his wishes, is miserable indeed for many
who have been most unsuccessful in their
respective undertakings, have given the
gloomiest description Of The emptiness Of hu.
man pleasures. The pursuit alone can yield
true happiness, and tho most trilling object
that has power to fascinate the hopes Of man
is worthy his attention.
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DREPARID from q receipt originally procured from
l. an indian Family. II was formerly known as The
indian Corrective, ANA highly esteemed for iis eiicacy
for All rompl ints mentioned below.
In the Sprng Of the year, every one Is trnhbled more
or less with propen y toslrep aud by The use OF ths
corrective IL he obt ted entirely. Far pnfIl ing
Graduating all kinds ot humors fr IN the bOOicven
II they app ,ternhly the fnce, any nrt "f The
body, IL is mu better aud Ga ehc Hci hs hHn any
extIrnal IA plicat0n. in iact seldom knew IL To fail in
rertuai. Tn patient will ind IL opera ed nforo
in the blood than any other preparation hey ever ie
erred IL Is far b tier than SALTS sulphur, cream lar
TAR any rrepatann Of this Kind Tor when the blood
once purified With this corrective, II remnins In an
even temperature through the summer months. For
f,ul stomach. aundice, general debility, weakn' - ot
The limbs want of appetite bilious and liver compa nls
boadac lie, stupnr, &c &c. For the cHtarh which n
generally oned by the nplre stat of the blood,
there is rothine extan that has proved al ehc cnus as
this purify corrective For all tie above complaints
il is seldom known to fil In proving an rhettal renc-
dy really worth the public atiehtion as every one
Is Of the unpleasant, dull, heavy feeling, VIII ch
H. spring of the year poduces And by the use of this
corrective, u can be obvated entirelycvery one who
makes of the abuvr preparation, will b nsonished
nj the Id aud gentle effect IL hiss on tn" TODD To be
had by who~sale aud retail, Of VIM. BrOwn 4Sl Wash
ington 'tree, WIN. Wnrds Go. J. r. u H.. I Brown,
Hidder, J. y. Preston. James Fnwe, Seth Foale. q.
"ierson esteaux, Frederick prown, J. Grown chs.
- Popers South ios;on; - Kidder. Charle'iown u. =.
rrown 4 iIarri on SaIen Thos. iavis, Newhnrypou;
Proctor Ehodes ynn; Leman, RoAbury; ialch rrovi-
dence; Blbcnck, Worcesicr; shattuck, F.. cambridge
Thornton. New Bedford; shaw, all River; TAYLOR
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CAMP MEETING ANECDoTE.-At camp.
meeting a number Of ladies' continued stand.
ing on tho benches notwithsi andlng frequent
binis from the ministers TO sit down. A rev.
crend old gentleman, noted for his good
honor. arose aud snid--"I think If those la
dies standing on the benches knew that they
had holes in their stockings, they would sit
down" This address had the desired effect
there was an immediate sinking into seats.
A young minister standing behind him, and
blushipg TO the temples, said. 40, brother,
how could you say that 2" Say that" said
the old gentleman, ait is a fact--if they
hadn't holes in their stockings, I'D like to
know how they could get them oni"
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TIE HAIR! TIE HART

xnn> NO better evidence il wanting
N{ESrs2 10 show tho superiority OF the
S\ Genuine BufilIo Oil, over other
Preparations, than a number Of
Druggists are cndea, oring to initiate aud foster
their miserable limitations on the public, for
genuine. Read advertisement. Beware Of ped
lars
Genuine Buffalo OIL is fast taking the place
Of all other articles to promote the growth, so icn
and beau'ify tho Hair its use gives il soilncss
that no other article does, and causes it TO curl
bcauiluIly-hy FREQ use il will darken and & We
the hair satin gloss II is highly pcriuincd and
gives perfect satisfaction to all that have given it
trial You will observe The signature Of the
p,oprieler, "W iIliam Brown" also, "Bulldlo
OIL" imprinted on the bottle. IN consequence
of corntcrfeh which has recently appeared and
is now for sale, have been persuaded 10 obtain
new labol engraved on copper, for which
have secured copy right, entered according TO
an act of Congress in 1899, in the clerks office
in the District Court Of Massachusetts Any IN
fringemcnt will bc dealt with according 10 law.
None genuine, unless signed 10 my own hand
wiring For sale in Newport by u. j. Taylor,
and Dr. X. X. Hazard (Aug. %.
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I'm Independent man is one who blacks his
own shoes and boots, who can live without
whiskcy and tobacco, and shave himself with
brown soap and cold water, without mirror,
says contemporary.
III great man is one who can make his chill
dren obey him when they are out of his sight.
n hosPitable man is never ashamed Of his
dinner when you come to dine with him.
"A good ioife exhibits her love for her nus.
band by trying to promote his welfare, and
by administering to his comfort
n poor wye "dcars" and "my loves" her
husband, snl wouldn't sew button to his
coat to keep him from freezing.
"A sensible pje looks for her enjoyment at
kome--a silly one abroad
n Wise girl would win lover by practising
those virtues which secure admiration when
personal charms have faded.
n simple girl endeavors to recommend her.
seifby the exhibition of frivolous accomplish.
mcnts, and mawkish sentiment which - as
shallow as her mind.
II good girl always respects herself, and
therefore always possesses the respect OF
others.
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HERALD THE TIMES.

Mr.. Byrum. The resolution speaks
or i'sclf
A mrlion to adjourn was made, and
aiken by ,ellers. The iclers declared
ll6 in the affirmative, including the votes
of lhreo disputed members ; and lib IN
he negative, including three disputed
votes the Chair said, whether counted
,r not counted, the disputed votes made
no difference, and that the meeting stood
adjourned.
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Painting, Glazing, &c.

THE subscriber, would respectfully inform
his friends and the public, that he will
hereafter continue to carry on the business
of Painting, Glazing, sc. at the Store re-.
Gently occupied by WilIinms & Hopkins, IA,
Thames street, next north Of Gen. WA
Lovie's whore he viii be- happy 10 wait on his
old customers aud tho public generally.
All kinds of Pant, Window Glass. and
Putty, for sale nj The customary prices. Eg-
cry favor gratefully ackrou lodged.
SAMUEL 4. HOPKINS.
Newport, May | le.D.
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FATALITY OF FASHION.

Ii is startling fact that human life is much
shorter in New England now than it was
fifty years ago. There are diseases now
which were hardly known then aud which
bring thousands to premature grave. What
is the cause of all this? Has our climate
essentially changed? No-unless it be- for
the better. The cause is TO be found doubt
less, in the corrupting fashions of the times,
which regulate the food and dress of people,
and which make idleness more respectable
than honest, sturdy industry. We deprecate
these fashions, they are rapidly leading us,
as a people, TO those excesscs which have
proved the ruin of other and earlier nations
1t is time this subject were looked into with
as much solicilude and care as politicians
look FOR the causes Of civil liberty and public
good.
In oldea times-in the days Of the Revo.
luton-when some worked wilingly.in the
forests and the fields, and partook of the SIM
Pile but substantial fare of their own farm ;
when daughters wore thick shoes, loose
gowns, and luborcd at the spinning wheel
and loom, such diseases rs consumption aud
dyspepsia were seldom or never known
Doctors were rare acquantanccs then. Bu,
now, ifa young man would appear rcspecta-
bic, he must carry gresn bag TO court rather
than a bag to mill he must wicld a yard
stick rather than hue or Il shovel; and as
for the young ladies-alas their shoes must
be of kid, and as thin as waters; their chests
must be pent in corsets as closely as a Chi
nese foot, and their time must be spent in
spinning street yarn, thrumbing the piano
forte, or discourslng sentimental songs. All
these fashions are prejudicial to human life
and health. Oh that fashion would ever take
the right direction, and go upon the maxim
Of sanciioning nothing which interteres with
the laws of health. Then would the hopes
Of our country brighten, and individuals would
enjoy an amount of comfort which is now too
willingly but blindly sacrificed to false taste
Maine CllItirnfor
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NEW STOCK
BO OF S g. 8 II o E s.
BENJAMIN Marsh, Jr.,

Has Just received n splendid assortment o.
BOOTS s. SHOES-s,siatie for
tie approaching season,
CONSISTING OF
r AIDES French Shoes, Victoria ties, flar-
IL rison ties, and large supply of Slipps
and Laces, manufactured Of the first quality
Of kid and morocco. Also Misses of differ.
cnt qualities, and Children's Of all description
and colors--together with large supply OF
Ladies' low priced Kid Shoes, good article,
at 62 cts. per pair. Gcntlcnen's simmer
Boots at $3.50; ditto fine Calf and Seal skin
Boots.
All Of the above articles will be sold on as
favorable terms az at any other store in New.
port. Those wishing to purchase vii! please
call and examine for themselves.
N. B.-Gentlemcn's fine Boots made to
order Of French Caliskn, after the New
York style, and warranted to fit.
Ladies and Misses Shoes manufactured to
order in the neatest manner, and of the best
materials. April 4, 1889.
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WARRANTED
Superior Water Proof Oil
BIacking,
OF Leather Prcseryative,
Prepared and sold by
w. II. READ,
I63. Thames street, .Nctrpof, X. L.
l63, Thames street, .Nerport, X. l.

THIS Backing will be found upon trial to
surpass any other now in use, for soften
ing and preserving all kinds of leather, and
rendering the same perfectly impervious to
water. A composition so valuable has long
been wanted. The subscriber, after several
years experimenting, feels confident that he
can now offer to the public an article that
will give universal satisfaction. BY this com !,
position all kinds of leather, however hard
may in a very few moments by its appllca-
ton, be made perfectly pliabe.
Jan 25, 1888.
Numberless Certificates, testlfying to the
superiority of the above Blacsing, similar 10
the following, may be produced.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE PUB
Lie.
Certificate from the Rev. James Taylor Portsnlouh,R
This is to certify that ], being in want OF
Pot Ash, sent my son TO town for the article
ON returning, in haste, the paper contain
ing it burst and covered his boots, so much
so that considered them spoiled-the color
was taken out and the boots appeared to be
badly burned.-But by the application OF
READS OIL BL.fCKLVG,they were coon
restored to their former color and pliability.
also certify, that took part of Har-
ness which had been laid by for five or six
years-and which was so hard that it cracked
If bent-anG was considered useless, but by
the application Of the above Backing was
rendered perfectly pliable and useful.
JAMES TAYLOR.
Portsmouth,, April 26, 1888.
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To Carpenters.

~ u. WEEDEN has just received 10, of
~. NEW BENCH AND MOULDING
PLANES, which he offers for sale at the
manufacturers prices.
NIB. An orders for Planes Of any de.
scription promptly executed. July u.