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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

ExcHANeE.-We are, pleased to find
that exchange on New York. is falling in
ST. Louis, though tits not, down TO a ve-
ry healthy point yet. Six per cent.--.hc'
present rate---is, however, an improve
ment on ten-at which i.ruled for some
time. ST. Louis Gazette.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

breast fairly tboils ober, and sometimes
feels dat you and /, Pete, cannot be to-,
thankful we is not in his place. Is mt it
melancholy to thinE obi" SIS
"Orful!' said Pete, and we come off,
". O. Picayme. 2 r2it 10 g a4s q
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

y land sales commenced in this town.
oaday last;g and up to "Wednesday
soout 100000 had been received.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

DR.. HINEs,-Fhc Baton Rouge (La.)
Gazette, speaking OF the doctor, says
"When ne entered the walls Of his gloo-
my abode, he gave vent to burst of feel
ing, lamen,ing his fate and declaring
that he was the victim Of perjury. On
taking off his elegant apparel to assume
the convct's uniform, he laid down high
crowned hat, which on being examined,
was fouul! lined with springs similar to
those of a watch. BY striking this hat on
the Crowd; it was Immediately transform
ed into, "a cap. The doctor could thus at
any moment change his head gear, and if
bot in jail, was read with instruments to
efiec, his escape. The hat was acciden-
tally torn to pieces; but the springs may
be seen at the penitentiarv. We have
been told by one Of the officers Of the IN
stlution that the doctor has declared that
he will not remain long at Baton Rouge.
He says that he has many powerful and
influential friends who will intercede for
him, and should their intercession fail he
has given Ecsice that he will leave on his
own responsibility, and 'head foremost if
he cannot any other way. The guards
have been ordered to keep rigid watch
and fire on him should he make any de.
monstration Of al attemp, to escape.'
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

"a LITTLE FURTHER. Put out you,
tongue little further" said a physician
to atemale patient,"a little further, ma an
IT you please--a little further still
why, Doctor, do you think there is No
emu TO woman's tougue!" cried the fail
invalid. ~.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
SETS

~ DINING SETS. --
- COMPLETE Sets, Paris White Queens
n ware, containing 235 pieces each. and Elm
bracing an entire service for the Breakfast,
Dinner and Tea table, for sale
.r =. BRIDGMAN g. PARTRIDGE
Feb Is 49,. ~
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

e BKLS Sugar,
y 9 baskets champagne wine,
doz. lemon syrup,
8 boxes [Raisins NJ. Brandt
sacks coffee,
! barrel alispicc,
Best Spanish cigars, for sale by
LUKE PALMER.
Oct II 90
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

4 Sign in Nem York.-I'he. Lewis
County Journal Contains list of l60
names, of persons who voted for jackson
and Van Buren,, and who have withdrawn
their support from the administration.
This list comprises some of the first men
in the country. They give their reasons
in fall for their change of opinions, and a
more able vindicatio1i we have never read.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

The way Fl. w. Moore, & CO. are
shipping off Barrels of Beef makes us no
longer wonder why the Coopers are oblig.
ed to advertise for more iournevmen.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

"What think you of the news from
Maine!' said a wing to a loco foco the
other day. "'Tis all a lie,'' said the 10.
co. Lie" Numbered the whig, ''aye,
such lie as will cleanse the Government
of its eorruplionr'
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

Th" Hon. John Quincy Adams, OF his
return from an excursion by steampacket
TO Halifax, arrived in Bangor, by way OF
Houlton, OF Tuesday of last week, and
was received with the tokens of respect
due to his worth and distinguished public
services. That the visit of MIR Adams
was merely recreative, will not be pre-
sumed by those who know the habits of
the man and the assiduous zeal with
which lie is wont to inform himself tho
roughly on all political subjects. He has
not passed over the disputed territory of
the north east without inquiry and obser-
valion, and though sojourning, so far as
we know and believe, in the character of
private tourist, we feel confident that
the public interest will be found indebted
TO him, when we come to the adjustment
of the boundary question. These private
embassies of patriotism are often more
etficacous than formal diplomacy in re.
moving difficulty and misunderstanding,
and in disposing to amity and brother
hood those neighbor nations whose inter-
ests though distinct are not necessarily
an,agonis..-PhI. Sentinel.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

he lolloWlng extraordinary narrative
is given in recent letter from Milan:
"A priest on returning few nights ago
from visiting sick persoN in the country,
near Pistoja, perceived lights in the WIN
dows of d farmhouse of a friend, and
surprising that there was a family meet,
ing there, entered with the intention of
partaking of their fesIivity. On reaching
the first floor he found the daughter Of the
house suspended from beam i'll the cell
ing. He Immediately cut her down, and
took means to restore her. She recover
ed her senses, but before she could speak
she urged him by her gestures to 60 into
all adjoining room. Here he found the
father and mother both dead. having evil
IDENTIFY been murdered. On returning to
the poor girl, who was about Is, she had
recovered her voice, and told him that the
house had been entered by five men, one
Of whom was the priests own servant,
who had first killed her father and mother,
then hung her and afterwards decamped
with all the plate, jewels and money.
Having placed the resuscitated girl into
good hands, the priest went home. His
servant CAME to assist him in undressing,
but he desired the man to go TO the cellar,
and bring up a bottle Of wine, as ne was
| faligued and thirsty. The servant went
down, and the priest stealing gently after
him, succeeded in locking him in. He
then Fastened to the magistrate of the
place, who, on hearing his tale, sent
some officers 10 his house, where they
entered the cellar, and seized the servant
and two of his four accomplices, but the
remaining two made their escape. The
whole Of the booty was also found in the
cellar. -..... gu. ......5. ...s s., a-t..
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15
.HPPLE TREES.

Fftl1E subscriber has several thousand Ap.
Il pie Trees, of five Summers growth =
containing between 40 and 50 kinds of fruit,
both grated and huddcd for sale. ,..a.s II.
E Oct s .--r II. AVERY.
N. B-Thc fall of the ysar is the best time
to set out these trees. - ,.-r-,s -..s-~
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

4 Hoosier's idea Of good neighbour
hood-A young Indianian. in giving an
account of a neighborhood in Jefferson
county in this Territory, made the follow
ing statement: .,...l ....~ -....sss.
1T is certainly the finest settlement
almost ever saw was at barn raising
the other day, there were 40 hands, no
liquor was on the ground, not an oath was
sworn, and there was but one Fan Buren,
man there. ~ vsa 1zsa 9-@3 a'.5 sfl,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

Q00A Feet hewed Pine Timber, from
Z to II inches square; for sale by
~ +. a BRlDGMAN & PARTRIDGE.
aug ~ at-. H. -.- ,a..r. IL
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

- Ro,ciand for an Hrer.--Some Of
the loco focos at Brooklyn, have amused
themselves with passing the word "Bri-
fish" over the handbills calling whIs
meetings, the handbills of the loco focos
calling .'mass meetings" were suddenly
found robbed of the letter NJ, so as to read
"Ass Meetings. ~. T. inner. ..t
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

Another Important addition to the
Whig Ranks.-Major VIM B. Lewis,
late Auditor, and General Jacksofi's Figh,
hand man, and bosom companion, has
followed the example Of Major Eaton,
abandoned Van Buren,. and left Washing
ton city for tire Hermitage in Tennessee.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

= MORE RooM.-Thc next House of Rep
resentatives in Congress will be likely TO
be less crowded than il has been hereto
fore, for two of the greatest men in the
House have not been reelected. viz: Dix
on H. Lewis, of Alabama, and Albert
Smith, of Maine. Dr. Petriken aud his
queue, Of Pennsylvania, will not be seen
on the floor of Congress after the 4th Of
March next, he having declined being a
candidate for reelection. The DR. is not.
ed throughout Congress as well as mhis
own State for the exceedingly long queue
which he wears, as well as for great &C.
.cenlricity OF Standardization Trans.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-15

We have no room to notice the numer-
OTIS renunciations of Van Burenism, and
the immense conventions of the people,
which continue to take place throughout
the Union. or the former description,
take the following from the indianapolis
journal Of the lst inst as sample:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15
We're not ourselves,
When nature, being oppressed. {
To sutier x..,fk H. h,J,.

We're not ourselves,
W hen nature, being oppressed, commands the mind
To suffer with the body"
TINS u a trusn conceived by the m asfer MIND Of
Shakespeare, which neither sophstry nor argument
can roflte. To all thos., who are suffering from
III Ious attacks, Indigestion and Flatulency, We
would WITH grea, smceny recommend az never
failing remedy, Brandreth's Pis. The TESTIMONIALS
we have had submitted TO in favor OF this ad ra-
Die medicine fully justify speaking Of these Pills
The te;iin onlal, Of II. W DewHurst Esquire,
Theatre Of Zoology, Gow.r street, Eusion Square.
London. January 10, tS3i.
opinlsn Of your Pills. have much pleasure in sta
tlnR that when laborng under n serious illness, IN
August, 1871, took them by youI advice, and am
happy - say, that their action IN every way all
that could desire; and accordingly from their use
date NV recovery. ! consider them excellent
family medicine. remain, my dear sir,
H. w. DEwHURST. r. l. p s.
Surgeon Accoucser and Professor of Human &
Geological Anai. aud Cor. Mem. Nat. Hist Socl-
Professor Dewhurst's testimonials, respecting DIR.
Brandreths Pills, speak volumes. After hun,
NAV hesiiaunSly recommend tn IN e, our suhseri-
PlLs."-LOHG0n CoHSsrrafire
The great secret Is % have the medicine Nv YoU
@ yoI arc lrst httacAed WIN slSknessi one p'.sE
TgEN wiil have more good effect than twenty, II put
on until disease has enfcebied the bodily powers
LET me then, recommend every individual who con-
silers health blessing To keep box of them where
ne can be sure 10 lay hIs hand on them when wan
ted. Twenty hve cents cannot possibly be better
disposed Of valuable life may be saVed-or long
All acenis for the sale of the Brandreth Pills have
an engraved Certificate of Agency, signed BY DR.. 4.
Brandreh.
Purchasers, ask to zee this certificate. fu can
not be shown, do not purchase.
The C0TEer Of Iighf AID Mercer streets. a few
door. South Of Betzhocvcr's Hotel. ~
DIX. BRANDRETH FHINCIPAL OFFICE IN
BALTIMORE.
For the EXCLUSIVE sale OF his PILLS.
There can be no do ubI II you purchase the above
place.
REHEHnER--Druggists never appointed agents.
Dr, Rrsndreth's PttShIrgh office. !26. u God
SIEPltfSON q GARWOOD, (succe--oFs TO A.
WHEELING, Va nov Q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15
CITIZENS OF THE WFST-YOU

EiTiZENS OF THE WEST-YOU
~ HAVE NOW BEFORE YOU DR.. JOS.
TABLE ANTI BILIOUS Pitts, winch have r,u the he
direct sanction md patronage Of more than hyc
hundred eminent physicians, who are daily using
They have no rival IN curing and preventing Eli
out EeNers, FeyeI and Ague, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complains Sick Headache, Jsundice, AsIhma,
Dfopsy, Rheumatism. Enlargement Of the Spleen,
Piles. Chohc. Female Obstructions Furred Tongue.
Heantbutn, NaHsea, Distension OF the Stomach
snd Bowels, lncipient Diarrhea Flatulency Habit
ual COsuyeness, Loss Of Appetite Blofched or Sal
iow complexion; and m cases ftorpor Of the Bow
e. - wnsrs enihsruc or oponeni IS needed. They
are exec ongly mud IN Their operation pro lucIng
eI,her % usea, griplng not debility.
The following highly hatteTing testimonials fthe
shcacy OF these celebrated Pills for the cure Of
LAYER Complaints, Bilious Diseases Sick Headacb.
CGsilyeness Nervous Debility, &c, have been
v41I9nisny tIyen by medical men Of the Greate,t
We, the undersigned. members Of the Medical
Faculty; having examined the properties Of DR. Pc
tf Ii fiis' and used them IN our practice. most
ara CONSIDER them tho best Vegetable Pills we have
ever sed.
Doctor Elwell, S. ID. Atwsier. ". d.
r II. Ramsey, u. D. r. S. Bernard, ". ID. -
The pills are neatly put up in tin boxes. contain.
ING ~ ana 10 pills. pnee % and 90 cents per box.
Extract Of letter from DR.. Hopsop. of Bangor
Me-. Jan. Q, 1888.
They are peculiarly mild, yet Efficient purgative
mehicinei and produce little, II any, gripping or nan
sea. have pre- scribcd them with much success In
sck headache and slight bilious fevers.
Extract OF letter from DR.. Joregh WrlI.ms Of
,BuriIngton, Vt July Q, Is37.
! cordially recommend PetoTs' pills az midi
effective and m no case dangerous fas1iIv r1ed,c,ne
lacy ore PECULIARLY Influential in costivcpcss and
sH the usual dseases Of the digestive organs
Extract Ct letter from DR. Edward Cnitb ~,
ueal, u. C.Sept. 20, Isa6
never knew a single patent medicine ihstI could
'ui ne sliEhtes' confidence IN, hut Dr. Bctsrs Ve-
liable PILE, which are really n valuable di.T,,,,,
have no hesu alton m having u known that uss
hsm extensively m my Practice for nli rounplaints
re impurIty Of the blood. "
These much celebrated and Justly approved Pin.
re Or sale by James Baker. J. Cruuharkcr anal : =
.hapIne. Wheeling. and by all The principal DING
ssin the United States, Canadas, MEXICO. 'rcvss and
he West Indies mo-, 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15
EEE5ISIsyssIiIlLyH

vEVHE LUCINA CORDIAL.-SINCE
- the introduction OF this celebrated medicine
have closely exam ned Il to how far rs merits
might correspond with It's intentions and the re-
suit, in defiance Of Their prejudice agalnst patent
uOsirums, has been decId div IN It's favor. For
instance, they had 20 sduI. rom experience and
study that the great cause q. ruitiuncss IS the
weakness or dcbiiita;On of The most mysterious de-
pnrtment 81 the hunan system and that II any me.
dicne CO ld be brought 10 act immediafeiy there
ting. and thereby causing relapse that this deplO-
rable evil might be corrected
The following certificate Nas re sented 90 Dr. az
nm, Inventor Of the " Bncina Cordial 90 E.ixer Of
Rss2ected and honored Sir-w, have oil in
VA ~ Of eases tested the remak aoe feet Of your
greaf qr Bvefy, agd have assembled Tor the pur
pose Of arng dence 10 The facts and tend, rnz
you the aOnor which is your due The Lucina
cordial d. in opinion, an infallble remedy for
the prosifation Of the pro,reant functions ADD ar
Ufcial bauennCs7 add therefore must prove n
blessing % the human race. We can also besr ey-
doleteu2us nature and, IN short, that Il is one Of
the nsbles! medicinal discoveries Of any age.
With feelings Of admiration aud respect, we re-
main, deer ST, your obcd ent scrvants-
yossoi1 B'ssot Sigismond De ia MARITIME
5 Hd5'P s Pss'nd' R RsIsys s SsSl
Louis Ouiscau. Pierre RufiOn.
Tho Lucins Cordial BE- slso an indubItsbe cure Tor .
tie Giset and Dc Fluor AIbus 0,sIrI1tcd, dficuif
or painful mcnstrulfi9u .aIs1 fYr the inconrIrfl.
% rae. or the Involuntary discharge thereof m
. ikevise an invalu 30 and unryallcd med cine
n casss oCChronic ErupuOns Of the Skin. AMI I'M
the dr1F slc1i afecticu ms r. The ageI.
BE especially particular 10 Observe that flDrI
d ~ - punt on thC dIrec IONS which are given
wtth each b0lle 90 Is also beautifully ftn5sased .
On the cOlOrci show bills which are hum in ths
81 res where Gee genuine Cordial b. Tor sale
purcha scrs would ass d1 well i0 ramark fb,t
The M ne lsncua lprla.Is sfantutd fn the gIog-
n ost h bottles and also, that "a sfmi IN ~
American Agents signature. ~. A. p Uaroso, 4 4
viii BE- found on the OUtsdr label. ''
TbF Vaiunbie medicine a Or sale by the e,Ilo,.,,
"A q r. a. fahnest0ck, soho1umaior at,J . H..
nsn A Co Pitisburgh; J,fncs Baker sns ! @
safk~r Wbsrling and ~ o.st ~ tso rgiacig.l d.,
lss N - Inrsj S~tst g.. "a u
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15
AMERICAN TESTIMONY.

The NATcILEss SASATIvE-By an artiS le in our
paper 10 day, II will be that this medicine ha
lost none OF Its virtues by crossing the Atlantic
Tor u appears TO be working similar cures IN Amer
lca to those which have astoIished Europe.
Boston Uornins Post.
We harm that the distinguished d.. Watson, a56
Washington street, and DIR. =. G. Hewett, tn.
celebrated Bonesetter, 2s7 Washington street, two
NJ witnessed the happy effects OF q Jclicke' =
MatchIrss SanatIve IN several cases which have
come under their observation, have given the Zen
eral Agent OF this modern medicine, permission 10
refer to them through the public journals. IL i.
with pleasure Ne dOtice such acts of d-lnteres ed
hcnevOlencc, and this noble generosity of Drs
and w. beSpeak their Senuius phi anthTopy.
We understand ID Watson IS of the opinion, tnst
as the Sanatye has created such Tremendous
excitement among the medical faculty, II must he
something extraordinary, and far superior 10 the
common nosiruGs II the day, and there cannot I g
a doubt, but that when the virtues of t.Ils great
specific shall he duly appreciated by physicians the,
VIII frankly Acknowledged n 10 be the most valuable
addition WHICH has been made TO the Matsria Med
Ica since the lays Of HlPPOCE TIES.
We further learn that the geneI al Agent of the
Sanatve mas the liberty - refer his fellow citizens
10 Dr. Hewctt, for two very interestn. cases
which came within the knowledge Of the Doctor
One OF the cures, as we am, was effected upon =
young lady afflicted with 'LV~nAR fBsCEss" and
so seiious was her cDnpi1int, that shs was unable
20 submit 10 DIR. HIS usual mode Of Treatment in
such cases lie advised her 90 try the Sanative she
Gid 50, and before taking one phial was entirely
.ured, and NOT A VESrlGE OF HER DISEASE
REMAINS :! Another. A gentleman, aged IS
pronounced by oil who knew him 10 he IN ICON
FIRMED CONSUMPTION" was wonderfully
restore. 10 health BY the of only one phal Of
ne Sananve, and he is well and about ms
daily business usual.
We think the open and candid course pursued by
prs. watson and Hewett richly enttles them to
The lasting graitsGe of the public, although the,
may nave the whole phalanx Of the medical facul.
" PouncinS upon theR.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15
PATE.N n .NEDTCE.VES.
A BOUT BRANDREDTH,S pIIJS

a They have cured since Their intr,dp,,io, a.,
the United states probably near 100000 persons
OF consumption Influenza. colds. indigestion. dys-
pepsia, head ache, ands of fuliEe 50 the back
part OF the mead. usually The symptoms of apoolexy
jauidiee, lever and sgue, bilious scarlet typhus
yellow, aud common fevers of all kinds : ps,hma
soui, rheumatism, nervous Diseases. liver COM
plaint pleunsy, inward weakness, depression Of the
spirits ruptufee inflammation, sore eyes, fits Palsy.
dropsy small pox, measles Group, coughs wbpoI'-
ing cough, quinscy, choiic, cholera morbu- era
vel worms ~ sentsry, deafness. ringng nOiscs IN
the head, king evil scrofnla. ery~icids or Saint
Anthony's hre salt rhcum, white dwellings, ulcers,
some of thirty years standing. cancers, tumors,
swelled feet aud legs piles costiveness, all erup-
lions of the skin particularly ring worms ishiful
liz ohs,rue,ions. Teisxston., &c. A"o' e'pe''''-
Although It wi! only be hye years next Nav since
the FIRST ofiee wac established in New York, yet
+ IN that time have sold nine mil iors of box
es aud have now seventeen Offices for their cxclu-
sve sale at least one IN every orinc nj city OF the
Union, al an expense of near Forty Thousand Dol
lars per year. Aud with the expenses Of ADVERTISING
and other ineldentals, this snm n little ovel
some idea NAV be fprmed of How the medicine \
appreciated from these facts-They are indeed tn
greatest blessing that ever yet has been besiowe,
on man.
suppose hupdred volumes might re fled witt
ecrnhed eases of cure solely by BIandIeih's vegs
table Universal Pills, on all the above men ione
appearances of the oaly One Disease all really pro
y ceedng from Impure Blood. The folio wirg case &
n Mrs. Clark OF Tllbury street, BrosLIyu, for f.u,
|. teen Years rad an ulcer on her right wrist. whic
, entirely prevented her from USING that hand
= Ontments OF AL sorts aud many purifying med
n clnes were made use Of but were of no ave. UT
s the brandreth Pills were used which. IN month
a. made perfect cure. IL IS now nearly four yea
r. since this cure was ofiectcd, and has never bee
so.
Ny szeni IN Brooklyn, Mrs. Booth, OF "a Fulio
OF street, knows Mrs. CLARK. and can speak from n
T. owa snowetge, ofmany similar cases, cured sole
:, Pills.
- Although Coqn,erfeting Druggists continue
II advertise Brandreih's Pills IN their windows, y
remember that IN all you will be certain TO
&c IMPosED on CovSrEkrEIT
or If YOU PURCHASEats DRUGGIST s STOR
., wv own Offices IN New Fork
81 24l Broadway. between Murray street and Ia
~ place. nearly opposite the City Hall.
Philadelphia office. No z. North 9Th street
Baltimore office. of Light aud Mercer stree
D Pittsburgh Office, No l26 Wood street.
air STEPHENSON d GARyOOD. (succcs-ors TO
IRE & X FISHERY are the ONLY authorised Agents
~. WHEELING. Va. oct 81 6rn