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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-16

u. And afterwards it was resolved
that the proceedings Of the meeting should
De signed by the president and secretary
and published in all the Democratic, alas
Loco foco or Federal papers, in the
Territory.
10. And now there names being thus
published as having been principal actors
IN the proceedings aforesaid, which is to
prop up, and ifpossible, sustain a sink.
ing cause, peradventure they may ac-
qulre some little distinction in their
party.
10. And if perchance they should run
Tor an office on the old worn out hobby
and be badly beaten by some one more
worthy of the confidence Of the people,
they as is usually the case, may expect
on the happening of the first vacancy a
situation from the "powers that be-
90 Are not the acts Of this meetine
recorded in the Iowa Territorial Gazette.
Iowa News, and the Iowa Sun, the re-
cords of Loco-foco-ism in the Province
of Iowa
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-16
AN UNCOMMON ESCAPE.

In Heath's Book of Beauty for
/ $40, is. a very clever tale by George
Irving, Esq, entitled "The Lady of
the lattice The hero of the tale is
the ChevaIier de Nevancourt, who
finds himself a political prisoner in
the chateau Of an old jealous gover-
nor, who has wife. His escape is
singular enough.
In this present abode, Vevancourt
underwent the proper formulary of
of letters, black bread, dirty water,
&C., according to the most approved
receipts used in such cases. His cell,
which was situated under the plat
form of the keeper, was vaulted with
solid masonry-the walls were of
the most despairing thickness, and
the tower itself hung apparently over
precipice. Escape seemed totally
out Of the question.
One morning the turnkey, whose
office it was to bring the prisoner
his daily miserable pittance, instead
of leaving, after having deposited it
on his wooden table, remained stand
ing before him with his arms folded,
and regarding him with a singular
expression. Their conversation VIZ" WIS
in general confined to a very few
words. and was never commenced by
his keeper. Vevancourt was, there
fore, not a little surprised, when the
man said to him, g Sir, you no doubt
have reasons for calling yourself
Mons. Laterer. | have nothing to
do with that it is not my business
to verify your title. You may call
yourself Peter or Paul, for all | care.
but know (here he gave most
knowing wink with his left eye,) that
you are M. Theodore Amandee Fran
co.'s. chevalier de Vevancourt, and
cousin of Madame la Dutchesse de
Male. WE'LL" added he, with an air
of triumph, after a moment OF silence.
and looking fiendlshly at his prisoner.
8 And; said Vevancourt, who
thought that his position could not be
made much worse than it was al
ready, by the avowal Of his proper
lame, s'suppose | am the Chevalier
de Vevancourt what good will that
do you p
.; All the good in the world" an
sWercd the turnkey, in a low voice.
g Hank ye z? | have been handsomely
tipped to assist your escape. Stop
minutes shall be shot if | am
suspected of the least thing | have
declared that would not NEEDLE
with The business one jot further than
Just sufficient to gain my money
Look you, sir, here is the key. AT
these words, he produced a small file.
}.With this continued he, you can
cut through one Of those bars; the
/ door will not be over wide, to be
sure He pointed as he spoke tc
one of the narrow apertures by
which the light was admitted to the
dungeon. .Now, you see-you mus
saw of one of those bars near enough
Ito the. bottom to allow you to pass. "
"Oh, never mind said Vevan
]. court, s.I'll manage to get through"
] But you must leave enough o
the iron to tie the rope to-
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-16

LANSFUND w. II iS I IlNIS,
|lriokNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Io,ca City.
h ESPECTFuLLY tenders his professional
10 services to the citizens Of Johnson and
Esijacent counties.
o6ee on Clinton street, one door north OF
Buffers Hotel.
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-16

d. d. BROIUINING,
VlLl Practice Law in all of the Counties
~ I I, composing the first Judicial District in
! territory Of Iowa. and in the counties Of
sS = Muscatine in the I'd District. Office
burlington, |. L. ian. 9th 1899.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-16
J. G. II a Ii
tLATE FROM ONO.
amer at Law and solicitor in Chan

|sarlsq and Solicitor IN the District
Court Of the United States for
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, SC.
|nTILL attend to profcssion al business in
any part of the Territory of Iowa, or
|s,s. pistric, and Circuit Court of the United
|s,ls in Missouri and Illinois
] lie expects toattcnd (rcgularlyl the Terrific
b Courts in the counties south Of the Iowa
Eyer. ineluding Johnson and Muscatne.
His residence after the LIST of April next,
sa beat Mount Pleasant, Henry county, I. L.
gurlington. /. I. March 5, 1910. 3m-40
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-30
REPLY OF MIR. DAVIS TO MR.. BU-
CHANAN.

Mr.. PRESIDENT: The morning follow ng the
remarks made by the Senator FROM Pennsy lvania
(Mr. Buchanan) upon my printed speech in reply
TO speech of his, asked permission of tn Sen"
ate 10 restate my observations in reply, as | had
reason to belive some of them had been nlisap-
pretended, and 10 add some furtherfemarks, as
had then had an opportunity 10 run over the
speeches, and should endeavor thus TO place the
whole matter on footing that could not be mis-
apprehended.
The Senae being then anxious to proceed in
the unfinished business of the day, signfed lis
wish that should embrace another opportunity,
and now seize the earliest moment which has
presented itself to discharge that duty. This,
am aware, is subject Tint ought not to occupy
time in this place, and my apology is that | did
not introduce it, aud claim only The right Of vndi-
eating myself against the extraordinary statements
OF the member iron Pennsy lvunia.
IN order TO full understanding of the relation
which events connected with this subject haze
with each other, shall recall to mind the occur
rences MS they happened.
A lew days before replied to the member from
Pennsy lvanin, lmade some remarks upon several
topics Of interest which seemed to connect them
selves with the discussion, and The Senator from
Mississippi mir. Walker) and the Senator from
Pennsylvania replied then rejoined that I'M
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-30
POETRY
OLD TIP.

A SoNo TO THE Tune OF THE OLD oAKEN BuexEr'
OH to my soul are the days Of our glory,
The time .honOred days of our national pride,
When heroes and statesman enobed our story
And boldly the foes Of our country de6ed.
When victory hung DER our flag proudly waving,
And the battle Tough: by the valiant and true,
Fot our homes and loved ones the enemy btaving,
oh then stood the soldier Of Tippecanoc.
The IRON armed soldier the true hearted soldier
The gallant old soldier Of Tippecsnee.
When dark was the tempest and lowering DER us
The clouds Of desruclionIseeme gathering fast
Like ray Of bright sunshine he stood before US,
And the clouds passed away with the hurryng blast
When The Indians loud yell, aud his tomahawk flashing
Spread terror around Tie, ana hope was with few
Oh then, through The ranks of the enemy dashng,
Sprang forth to the rescue old Tppecanoe.
The IRON armed soldier, the true hearted soldier
The gallant old soldier of Tippecanoe.
When pealing and brave men were elm
In the cold arms Of death fom the fire of the foe,
Where balls few the thckest and blows fell the quckes
IN the front OF the battle bod Harry did go.
The f"rcc Of the enemy lrembed before him,
and soon II "a TIE held OF MS glory Withdrew,
And his hearted comrades in triumph cried or him
God bless the bold soldier Of Tppeconoc!
The iron armed sold er, the true-hearted soldier,
The gallant old soldier Of TippecanOe
And now since 'hc men have so long held the nation,
Who r,mpled our rights in their TO the ground,
We will fill their cold hearts with tiepidaiion
And shout in Their ears the most terrible sound,
The people are coming resisess and fearless
To sweep from the White House the reckless old crew.
For the woes Of our Land since lis rulers eafess,
We look for relief 10 old Tppecanoe.
The iron armed soldier Il e true hearted soldier
The gallant old soldier Of Tippecanoe
Tho people coming from plain and from mountain
To join the brave band of the honest and free,
Which grows the ofihe lelf-sheltered fountain
Spreads broad and more broad till it reaches the
No strength can restrain it, no force retain it,
Whate'er may resist 1t breaks galany through,
And borne by its motion, a ship on the ocean
Speeds on in his glory old Tippecanoe.
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and with much more profit, with free labor than is
now done with slave labor.
Formerly cotton, coi c. and rice were cultivated TO
considerable extent the sugar cane was fou I'd to
be the most profitable, and now nothing meets the
eye but the waving cane, nterspersed with fruit trees
Occasionally, indeed, in our rides, we pass a few
bushes Of wild cotton in some oul.of.lhc-wuy place.
Round Of the plantations arc shade rees Of or.
angc, shadduck palm and nut, with their fruits,
but thew generally left 10 grow without much care,
Some, indeed, 6nd Time, amid their ger chasines
ter gold, 10 adorn their grounds VITA he choicest flow
and fruit trees and II s delightful to 90 over the
cinnamon trce-the india.rubbc with it's linbs BEN
ding down and taking root in the groupd thus extern
ding itself far and widc-tho bread fruit tree mahog.
any, date, tarnarnd, banana lime orange trees and
groves with The same Tree at one aud the same tine
bearing the flower the green and the ripe fruit. The
orange flower is the most fragrant; the shodduck
bears fruit like the range, hut often ts large
mans head; The forbidden fruit and grape also
species Of orange in size between the shadduck and
orange. Many other strange trees and flowers, Of
tho most delicate aud bright colors, rasteluly
spread around, and render the scene oae of deep in
terost 10 The eyes o. green noun ain boy.
The staple articles sugar, rum and moassee.-
This yea"'s crop OF sugar will amount 10 22 600 hoga-
heads of 500 lbs. each 1t is estimated that the rum
and ruolasses will pay all The expenses of carr yng on
the plantations, leaving the sugar for profit. In for
mer years the crop OF sugar double what it is
now, the land having become much impoverished by
constant cultivation
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wATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED wEEKLr--rRIeE TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
Hays Linilncnt.



A gentlemen Of the highest standing in IN town. who
n has been dreadluy afflicted with the Blind Piles for
the last 26 years called upon aud freely confessed his
situation Acr describing the severity OF the complaint
he remarked he had not been well for twenty years
past as he was at that moment He had used bottle
only of Hays Imminent. TO his words he said
"The whole human family, who thus afflicted, ought
o be made acquainted with this medicine"
GENERAL DUFF GREEN, so wcknown as the
editor of the Washington Telegraph, is referred to for
the truth of the following
General Green few days asserted in pub
place, that he had used Hays Lnimen for the Piles and
that the effect very astonishing, and that felt 1t his
duty TO make known far his power his suffer-
ing fellow men that such extraordinary article was in
existence He said he would choerfuy lend his name,
and aid in extending IT'S usefulness. This is but one oi we
may safely say hundreds who have gwen like testimony
Caution. None can be genuine without SD Iendd en-
gaved wrapper and the signature OF Comsoc and Co.
SOLOMON HAYS.
| WONDERFUL! Al as onishing Fact Hay Lini.
men has been used in same thousand cases, and no
failure be found It vii cure every and all OF
Piles. No charge without such results
GTFOr sale at the Bookstore of Il. p. Walton d. Sons
| MJntpecr, W.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
LOTION! LOTTlN!

DR. EVANS BEAUTIFYlNG LOTION, HIGH
~ esteemed for curing all Ernpiions, Coarseness cd
ness. and rlmpes on the Face, Neck or Hands, aud
efcctualy cleaning the pexon, and removing all
diseases Of the skin.
Nothing contributes so much 10 our general success
in lie, engaging first appearance. This Lotion
is admired a ,nosi migrant, mild, safe wash, ana
greatly esteemed for It's virtues CLEANSING sUirIIng
and purifying The skin of all ciuplions, so injurious
10 female beauty, and restoring 1t 10 high degree Of
putty
oeauIilnl and hcahul complexion is The pride oil
all who possess II, aud The envy OF those who de-
prived o II. What be so affecting 10 u beautiful
female in who,e lace nature has display ed her power
as 10 find her complexion discolored with disgusting
pimpes which affect her charms?
A good appearance is the best recommendation 4;
and the Be0uuylng Lotion purilics the skin, and
removes all plmpes bOlC hcs, tam sunburn and red.
ness and produces beautiful hue, is the only COS
metic cdy should use at her toilet.
Gentlemen will also find hs delightful remedy 10
remove all roughncss, PimPcs, ringworms spots red
ness Of the face ard nose, and every kind
OF eruption on the surface of the human body. Ii il
particularly recommended TO gentlemen 10 be used at
ter shaving, it will prevent the otherwise certain
effect Of all common soap, in turning the beard IRE
maturely grey.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail by
A. HITCHCOCK & Co.
J IS No, IL Genesee ST, Utica. NJ Y
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lew DAvID's OR HEBREwpLAs

u IER.-1 he pecuares this Che meal Com
pound are owing TO is extraordinary effects upon the
animal more or nerves, hsanvuts and muscles. il,
virtues oehg carriee by Them TO The immediate seat
or disease OF pain and weakness.
however good any internal remedy NAV be. this
as an external application, will prove powerful aux
mary, IN removing The disease aud facilitating the
cure IN case OF local inflammation. Schofilous of.
ieellons, Kings Ey, Gout inflammation, and C. hton.
&c hheumatism, and IN all cases wnete seated main
exists. f"''
gentleman travelling in the South Of Eurone
anu raleStne, IN 1880, heard so much said in the
ln,eI place, IN praise Of JEW DAviD's PLASTER
ana OF the las he considered Miraculous cures
had performed, that he vas induced TO lry il on IN,
own person, Tor Lung and Liver affection. Tho ~.
mo'u' oi Wnleh had been The chief object OF his our
NV out wo'cn had resisted the genial influence OF
that baImy and delicious climate
lie accordingly applied plaster ON the rich, side
ol .hc cneSi where the pain was seated, another be-
tween The shoulders and one over the rerion of the
"ser IN NE mean time he drank freely Of a herb of
;aN"'"c qualities He soon found his bca I'M innrov
a,o 20 lew weeks his cough left him. Tie sal
and his ho. ms SKIN disappeared, his pain removed.
II has M became permanently renslaed.
,,aaLnos ""ew,se been very beneficial i'm case nj
ach wal un,t as weakness and pain In The SION.
acn weuh nmps, lameness affeotions az H. 80;
female weakness, &c. No female ant; vi ,le sPihe'
weakness in the back or side shonlJ ~ 10 pun OF
Married ladies' IN delicate situations find ,,on,
rom constantly wearing this plaster. Price oes how
SO cents. NSN pcs DOH
T.. W. CAPRoN& co. State Agents to whom a, -.
ders must be addressed Rochester, Y For sale Inv
IL PRENTICE, Montpelier, Bancroft a. Rich plainaeI1
Geo Warner Co. Johnson who agents for The coun
ties OF Orleans and LamoiIe
N sure and speedy remedy for Thrus Canker Canke,
NUN ana scarlet Fever for sale as above. 24Iy
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14

FOR THE SPRING AND SUMNER of 1910
DUFUS II. RIKER, Draper and Tailor
State street, opposite the bank received from
New York and Boston, large and Fashionable as
sor'meni Of wooden goods, embracing Broadclohs Of
every color shade and texture Casslmeres Of every
price, style and quality Vesungs, fine assortment
OF surcd and plaini Marsaies Vejencias, plain and
figured Satins; plain and fg'd Velveis and Silks
some new and elegant patterns.
Trimmings Of all kinds silk and worsloi Serges
Selicas Velvets, Bombazne, plain aud figured
Satin, Lasting, PLAIN end dsd; ailt buttons; also
suspcnders, bosons and collars, needles, inch meas.
ures, as well as every description Of trimmings ne
cessary TO make any garment in good style. Gar
ments well made in the most fashionable style at
short notice. Cutting done for others to make.
Gentlemen wishing for fashionable dress are re-.
specially invited TO call and examine his goods his
stock having been bought at extreme low nnces he
wl' Tor pay or short credit, give prime bargains TO
his customers.
eEJ@ White, buff e. scarlet Cassimeres for trimmioo
Generaps ana held officers uniform, on hand cheap.
MILITARY BUTTONS for General and
staff do Field and Staff do ARTILLERY, Rifle and
Light Infantry Companies, manufactured at Attlebo.
rough tor the militia of this slale, for sale.
Montpelier, May IA, 1870
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14
NATURES GRAND REsroRArlvE.-rh

nj ATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE This
IN valuable vegetable Medicine stands uorvalled
Tor the following Complaints, viz; Dyspepsia In
DIGESTION Diseases Liver, Bilious Disorders, Dropsy
Asthma, COstvcness, Worms and loss OF appetite
and by cleansing the stomach and bowels cures pains
in the side, stomach and breast, colds and coughs Of
long standing, hoarseness, shortness OF breath, mere
vous complaints, etc. which are frequently the effect
of disease. For Fever and Ague IT Is a most valua-
bic preventative AS well as a sovereign remedy lite
virtues surpass any thing heretofore known IN reno.
wing St. Vitus' Dance Two bottles have been known
10 cure s affecting disease, after having baied eve
ry cxeron for four years. 1t has most powerful
influence in removing nervous complaints. 1t is
pleasant take, and easy IN its operation, that II
may be Administered 10 The infant with safety.
The above medicine Is highly recommended by The
Rev. l. Scott, OF Barre l. Buck, Attorney al
Law, North ied S. Hicks aud l. Bockley, Hard
wick Rev Charles d CahoOn, Lyndon; Rev Jor-
don, Bellows Falls Doct Cyrus ButterIied, Brat
llobolo'; G Horn, Rochester, VI. Rev Geo Storrs,
Portsmouth, N II; Harriet G. Raymond N ard
many others who have been cured 10y this medicine.
II may bc had Wholesale retail of Britain, Barre;
J G Farnam, WllIinnslown, sole propriei ors f II
Preniss, Montpelier, aud it may bo had in most o
the principle owns in the state, aud # Z p Walton
& Sons, al ih" Monlrcli, Book storc.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-09-14

tania ware plated and japan casiors silver plated
shutters and trays SILVER aud Britlania medals
music boxes, spy slasses OF all kinds, pocket ccm-
passes, thermometers pocket books and wa lets.
gilt, and steel purse clasps, miniature settings; pearl
gill and plated waist buckles and slides fancy goods
and Cutlery very large assortment Rogers celcr
brated penknives, various kinds a variety Of SUPERB
or polished scissors silver butter knives and cram
ers ; percussion caps Silver and Steel Spectacle.
and eye glasses, open top silver aad Steel bmbles,
silver pencil cases; medallion necklaces and ockets,
head purses aud bags sold neck chains tape needless
stay ringa spIfit level vi-s Rogers superior Eng
Isn rozors, razor suaps weczors, hair, Tooth and
nail brushes ! shaving boxes cologne, otto of rose,
lavender fancy soaps extract OF rose, shaving mir.
rors Chess men
Stripping pencils, Brass Candlcs;cks & old and Silver
leaf, German Silver Tea and Table spoons and su-
gar longs of the best quality Cut glass smelling bot
Ties, Cblna lnk,tands China vases some very neat
Styles plated bell rattles, ivory emory cushions screw
do, SPOOL stands, &c.-Also-a good assortment of
eight day 'IIMEPlECES, wooden clocks, &C. all OF
which will be sold at small advance iIoin cost.
Persons wishing TO purchase silver spoon 10 cell
again, can belurnlshed the most reasonable terms
Ihey ould say TO The public that in consequence OF
The large amount Of silver made and scd by
hem, they are induced TO reduce their retail ptocs.
Any person wishing 10 purchase will do well 10 give
them call before purchasing elsewhere.
CO Clocks and Watches of every description
carefully repair and warranted tC3@ Engraving Of
all kinds executed in the best manner Cash paid for
old Gold aud Silver.
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Piles. &c. Ehaeln 0rhOides.
NO CURE NO PAY!! Price 81.

LAYS LlNIMENT. No Fiction. This extraor.
binary chemical composition, the result Of science
and the Invention OF extraordinary medical man, the
Introduction ofwhich 10 the public invested with the
soemnlty Of death bed bequesi has since gained red
utaon unpai aeed fully aiming the correctness of
the amented DR. Grideys last confession that 'he dared
not die without giving 10 poscy the benefit OF his knowl
edge this subject" and he therefore beQueathed his
friend and assistant Solomon Hays, the Of his dis
coveTy.
1t is used in the principal hospitals and the private
practice OF country first and certainly for the
cure oihe piles, and also extensively eectualy
TO battle creduhty, unless where its effects witnessed.
Externally ia the following complaints
For Drupsy-Creatng extraordinary absorption at
All Swellings-Reducng them in Few hours.
Rheumatism-Acue or Chronic, giving quick ease,
Sore Throat--By cancers ulcers or colds.
Group ard WhooPng Cough-Externally and over the
chest.
All Bruises, sprains and Burns Curing in few hours
Sores and ucers-Whether fresh long standing, and
fever sores.
It's operations upon adults and children reducing rheu-
matte swengs AID oosenng coughs and tightness of the
chest by relax on of the parts has been uprising You'd
conception The common remark ofthose who have used
ii in the Pile, is, 1t acts like a charm
THE PILES. The price 81 is refunded to any per-
son who will use bottle of Hays Lmment for Piles,
and return the empty bottle without being cured. These
the positive orders Of he proprietor TO the agents.
out OF many thousands sold has been
lnl.
We might insert certificates to any length but prefer
that thse who sell the article should exhibit the original
the purchasers
CAUTION. None he genuine without the sigma.
lure OF Comstook and Co. SOLOMON HAYS.
For sale only at e Bookstore Of +. p. WALTON and
SUNS Montpelier. Vermont.
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= Office. The subscriber sull continues The
= Y manufacture Of Edge Touls, at his Cash Shop
at the nth end Of the Arch Bridge.
NIB Axes to be jumped are repaired at short no
ice IN The best manner, ground and polished ready
lor use. All orders seat from distance will receive
prompt attention. HEZEKlAH WARD.
Montpcllrr. Feb Il 1910.