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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30
D The Boston Evening Transcript, after


The Boston Evening Transcript, after
referring is readers to the morning pa
pers to find out the sballot box'' resul,
of the late election in Connecticut, says !:
All we have to say is, that the Wings
have great reason to rejoice, and :" go 1t
on the loud" Their majority Is g tre-
mendous.'' There is SC no mistake" in
this assertion. The administration party
in that state are all dead corpses.''
We regret to learn that the steamboat
ARIEL met with an accident few days
since, about 90 miles below Galena,
which did considerable damage to her
machinery. No one, however, was hurt.
We saw the clerk, who was on his way
down 10 st. Louis to obtain new machin-
cry. She will probably be repaired in a
week or two.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30

Several interesting original articles may
be found on our first page. The treatise
on Phrenology will extend through about
seven numbers.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30

We would refer those parents who
have children they wish to send to dis.
tant schools, to the advertisement Of Mr..
Lamberson. He comes well recommend
ed and we believe him to be good scho-
lar and amply qualified for the occupation
|of teaching. s, ON !,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30

Coop NEws.-We understand that the
County Commissioners of this County
have determined to erect a substantial and
handsome Jail on the Public Square in this
city.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30

The weather for the last few days has
been very cold for the season. The river
is rising slowly.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30

"No offence, but Harrisonism is most
unreasonable hoax" as little Red ex-
claimed, when he attempted to deceive
the people.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30

tNt ssTs
Little Red says. he saw Cen. H,r.
l'soa last month, shook hands with him
ana talked about us. 1t seems the con-
selsa''on turned upon our being sent En-
Soy 70 Hay'i in case Of the good old Cen
e'al election. Now, if there was such
an ONCE and if the independence Of Hav.
: nao been acknowledged by the U. s.
government, we could notconsent - .,cb
~ management and should cheerfully
give way 70 the superior claims Of ar.
Z a &, Rsd,' as his very appearance would
do more to illuminate that a.r,, ras; 80
than thai could be effected by any neoo,;a -,
on our part. Besides our service. MIL,
.stilibe required nearer home. -
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30

I A GREAT AND GOOD MAN HAS FALLEN
The venerable Hugh Z. Iphite is no
more. He died al Knoxville. Tenn. on
the 10Th inst.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30

Il quite amusing to hear our oppon-
ents asking US to discuss principles with
them. They have become sick Of charg-
ing General Harrison with cowardice and
now say they want to discuss principles.
This is what we have been endeavoring to
have them do for some time past. But
letus clearly understand their premises.
If they create great bug-bear, a man of
straw, and call him fcderalist and then
knock him down and call that discussing
principles, they will probably chuckle
with the idea that they have gained glo-
rious victory, as no one will contend with
them. Blu. if they will come out openly
and define Federalism-if there be any
such principle or party now in existence
land try men by their fruits in fair
and honorable way, we will endeavor to
prove that the epithet in its worst sense
belongs to the loco foco party, their pro-
LESSONS to the contrary notwithstanding.
Let them also truly define Democracy,
and we will not only subscribe and prove
ourselves as belonging to thatparty in re-
atty, but we will also endeavor to show
that many Of the leaders of the so-called
Democratic party are such only in name,
and that they have been deceiving and
misleading some of the most worthy men
in the land. Let them discuss the cur
rency ques.ion--which is prominent
principle at the present time-and we
shall be ready for them. So Of all the
leading questions Of the day. Let them
be discussed fairly and honorably, and we
shall have no fears of the result. This is
what thetpeople want. 1t is what we have
been striving after all along. But the
moment we have attacked one of their
principles or defended one of our own
party, we were visited with shower of
bare assertion or death-like silence was
our only answer.
There is one thing they will decline
discussing, although it is intimately con.
nected with the interests of the country /;
and that is the character of their leader,
Martin Van Buren,. While they have
been abundant in their abuse Of Gen.
Harrison, no opposite good trait has right
fully been awarded to their own favorite
candidate--for the cowardice of Gen. III.
ofwhich they have falsely accused him,
no act Of bravery is shown in behalf Of
their candidate. No--the acknowledged
honesty of the oneis kept out of the same
scale with the well known cunning of the
other. So are the patriotism, the never
dying attachment to the west and the
pure democracy Of the one, never suffer-
ed to appear by the side of the selfish
ness, the hostility to the west and the
mere mock democracy of the other.
They can't stand such an ordeal. These
are the fires that are to burn up loco foco-
ism-and they aciH burn it up.
30 r. "a ia = Z Y
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30

Mr-we should have said General
Morgan seems inclined to throw off the
responsibility Of being considered the
Editor Of the Gazette, so that after all
we shall still find it difficult to get any
one to father that concern. Not suppo-
sing he would think it any disgrace to be
considered the editor Of the Gazette. and
with the best kind Of evidence before MS
to show that he was such, we last week
proclaimed him to be the editorial head
OF that establishment He seems unwil.
ling to admit it, and as no name has been
announced since the departure of our yerv
particular friend Bradford, it is very evi.
dent the managers, whoever they may be,
wish to remain incog., to which we have
no possible objection. We simply gave
the information to crafty the public; bu,
II it us but little matter to the readers .,
the Gazette where its editorials come
from,' it certainly is less to us. We ara
willing the public should Judge in regard
;t the lnnslnua,ions contained in the fol.
lowing, and say whether we have exh;b.
! l'ed any presumption or '.turpitude, .
or taken ''a liberty which no man has ,
right to take with ann,bor.,,
i. !, Tie presumes it is but little matter to
.ne readers OF the Gazette where its edi.
t'orials came from, SO they meet their
views. And until his name shall have
been announced as editor. it will be nra
sumption in Mr.. Edwards to speak posi.
lively on the subject. Such presump,ion
I : 2 liberty which no man has rich, "a
1ake with another--and which no gen,le.
g; man vii take ina public newspaper
= Ae sIrPllude Of the matter is little less
man ans preach Of confidence. ''-Gazette.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30
90 1854 24,6os q. 5s1 e4.o47 LOSS

29,264 "a SOS &c, 591 q, 047 1885
Wing majority, 1856. Three towns
to be heard from, which will diminish it
about SO votes.
Of2l Senators, 10 are Wings. There
is one Van Buren, Senator in New Haven
county, and one in Middlesex.
The House of Representatives is Wing
in the proportion of 2 or 3 to l..
Monroe and Fairfield to be heard from.
UBethlem to he heard from
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30
THE GREAT GATHERING IN
KENTUCKY.

. Is
The Maysville Eagle of the 18th inst.
contains athrilling and interesting account
of the great Harrison meeting in Mason
county, Ky. We have no room for de-
tails this week. There were log cabins,
canoes, brig representing Com. Perry's
flag ship, Fort Meigs in miniature on
wheels, significant and patriotic banners,
military companies from Cincinnati and
Louisville, several bands of music, and
about 500 old Harrison soldiers, &c. &c.
in the procession. There were about
twelve thousand in the procession; the
meeting was addressed at various points
by several of the most eloquent men of
Kentucky and Ohio, and Preamble and
set OF Resolutions, were adopted in which
are embodied the reasons why the people
are SO loudly calling for Reform. We
shall give our readers tile perusal Of these
patriotic resolutions hereafter. After the
addresses the people repaired to the ia
bles which were abundantly supplied
with all kinds of meat, well barbacued,
plenty of corn and wheat bread, and a
small ocean Of Hard Cider, in Hogsheads
and Barrels. Who would not 'go it on
the loud" for old Tippecanoe9
We assure our friend Morgan that his
suspicious in regard to our meaning to in
sinuate any thing improper in regard to
his expedition to Washington; are alto
gether groundless. In order to distin-
guish him from . number of respectable
gentlemen who reside in this vicinity Of
the same name, we simply stated fact.
Was there any thing in this statement to
call forth the epithets s.contemptible, !"
''unbecoming, = '.ungenerous,' and sun
manly" which he seems SO ready TO ap-
ply to US on the occasion! To speak ex.
plici.ly, and without duplicity, we here
state that we had no objections, ..par,icu-
lar or general, to his going to Washing
'on' OF to his staying there either. Were
We not particularly good natured we
should be apt to treat this subject more
seriously. We think from the spirit Of
his article our friend CT ;,,l n -,
himself have been ''cour,ing looking
glass; Of some kind, and tina, his own feel.
ings were mirror'd forth while penning it,
as all the insinuation, and inuendo seem
ito be on his side.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30

The editor Of the Gazette. .talk. .ho,,,
:. stuff" For an abundance Of tina, arti.
cle,see the editorial columns Of that nane,,
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-30

The editor Of the Gazette utters his
complaints on this wiser
"Mr Edwards is very garrulous since
his return, and bounces and dances about
like boy"
Well, let him read the following extract
of letter from Illinois, and he may d.
vine the cause. The Editor Of the Ga.
zette can't dance to such music, young
and beautiful as he actually is.
- am happy, sir, 10 inform you that
we have not one Vanocrat in this town.
anu scarcely any in the township. What
new, new there be are very low-spirited.-
y must on the other side, all is life, spirit,
anu energy. In the good cause, old
glay.heaoed men and women are enthu.
slas''c anu as spirited as boys and girls. y
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23
Hays Lininent.
Florence, Alabama,

Florence, Alabama, Sept. %.
A gentlemen Of the highest standing in N town. who
n has been dreaduly afflicted with The Blind Piles for
the last 90 years called upon aud freely confessed his
situation Aler describing the severity Of the complaint
he remarked he had not been well for twenty years
past as he at that moment. He had used bottle
only Of Hays Lniment. TO use his words he said
"The whole human family, who thus afflicted, ought
I o be made acquainted with this medicine"
GENERAL DUFF GREEN, so well known as tho
editor of the Washington Telegraph, is referred TO for
the truth of the following
General Green few days since asserted in public
place. that had used Hays Linimen for the Piles and
that the effect very astonishing and thai he felt his
duty make known far as in his power his suffer-
ing fellow that such extraordinary article was in
existence He said he would cheerully lend his name,
and aid in extending usefulness. This but Of
may safely say, hundreds who have given like testimony
Caution. None can be genuine without splendid en-
gaved wrapper, and the signature OF Comstock and Co.
SOLOMON HAYS.
WONDERFUL Al as onishng fact Hays Liu-
men has been used in thousand cases. and no
failure can be found II vl cure every and all cases of
Piles. No charge without such results.
lJSFor sale at the Bookstore of E. p Walton d Sons
Montpelier, w.
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Read, Reflect and Judge.

IS WHO SC proper to instruct mankind with regard to
their bodies as he who had been thirty FIVE years
jAS.MoRIsoN, Gent, (nota doctor.)
little than year, has elapsed since the people OF
Vermont and vicinity have been enabled to obtain again. IN
its ORIGINAL PURITY
the medicine made at the British College of Health, London
under the direct care Of Jas Morrison The biggest who h'
sent it forth work its RESISTLESS WAY against the
combined opposition Of all those who were interested In
keeping the people sbrouded in ignorance with regard to
dsease-and all and better ways to cure by VEG
ETABLE MEDICINES, which cure quicker and more
efectualy and do leave the patient reduced and6roken
down in his CONSTITUTION, but on the contrary ~ih
vigor, more strength, and better health In word
the Of life, relieved Of the load of vicious humors
eheclualy eradcated by Morrison incidence flows buJyanl
produced by GOOD HEALTH The call for this medi-
is constantly increasing as II did before, when the gen
10 be obtained; it continued to do until II was
basely counlerfelled. greal number Of CURES have
been effected within few months past Vermont and oc
casonaly of them will be made pubic although they
are not needed to prove the goodness Of Mosons Hyeea
Universal edcine. All tina, is needed 10 let the people
be satisfied that they get the genuine article winch they
of getting in Vermont and in ESSEX Clinton Frank
lin and St Lawrence counties ~ they will buy only OF
the regular advertised snb-agenls and see that the packets
signed in writing by Pangbon and rnsmaid no others
genuine jewellers, Burlington VI who state
gents, whom application must be made agencies and
medic ne. See list of agents. ga
p. Walton & Sous aud Perry Marsh, Montpelier
John Kelsey, Danvllle
Jonas Flint, ST. Johnsbury
William Pierce Lyndon
S. E. Morse aud s. Lyman, Csaitsbury
Sahn Kellum, Irasbursh
+. Cleveland, Coventry
G.. j. w. Baxter, Derby Line
Amasa Paine Lowell
Ous L, KolIon, Montgomery
o. A. Keith, Sheldon
David Lyman, 81. Adams
Foster Grow, Chelsea
n c. Goddard, Windsor
Nj. s. Buckland, Bellows Falls
joseph Steene, Brallleboro
J Pine Co, Factory Point, Manchester
H. l.. Cheney, Rutland
James Ii Murdoch, w oods'ock,
Joel Day, RoyalIon,
Ira Button, Brandon,
James Hull Dwell,
Frost 4. Co. Bddpor,
GF &. b Boynlon, Essex, N Y.
CD Hatch Wesipori, N Y.
Alfred Harlwell, Keese,ille, N Y.
Richard Courl Plasburgh, N Y.
j. Hagar, Middlebury
WIN. f. Green, Vergenncs
Edmund Lyman, North Ferrisbursh
J. w. Remington, Johnson ls6yll
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-23
THE CHASE INFTRMARY,
For the treatment Of Hernia, or Rupture, Concord



NJ n.
HERNlA is here treated on the principles laid
IL N down by Dr.. CHASE, Of Philadelphia, in his
Treatise the RADICAL CURE of the disease, and as
more fully cxempIifed and recommended in The report
on Inc subject by the COMMITTEE OF the Phiadep hia
Medicai Society.
The peiec, -eicntion Of the bowel is guaranteed in
all cases Of redttcrO. Hernia aud radical cure may
be expected except in y long standing IN aged
people No attendance Of the paUeL. -ennIred any
further than 10 afford opportunity 10 adjust the degree
OF pressure necessary 10 ensure the certain retention
OF the bowel provided The patient Immediately report
himself whenever temperance OF the Hernia, OF too
much inflammation reno different adjustment Of
the Instrument necessary.
THO CHADBOURNE NJ. d. Concord, n. II
REFERENCES,
Amos Twchel, M. d. Keene,
Matthias SpaIdng, NJ D. Amherst,
Oliver Perry, M. ID. Exeter
C. A. Cheevcr, M d. Portsmouth,
William Burns, NJ. d. Lltlleton.
Septembet 90.
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CHASE'S TRUSSES.

VUVIE subscriber, agent los Dr. Chase. continues to
Il apply his Truss for the relief and cure OF her.
these Invaluable instruments, adapted every variety
Of the disease. BY skiliul application and slrcl
adherence 10 directions radical cure may, in most
instances, be expected treatment of a few month:
will, very generall", produce perec, soundness.
JAMES SPALDING.
Village of Montpelier, Sept. 1889. 1891
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wHoLEsA ALE AND n EFT All
CASH STORE.

CtTORRS a. LANGDONS have now receiv.
- ed from New York and Boston their full stock
of Goods, comprising more extensive and rich varie.
~ than has ever been offered in this vicinity.
CONSISTING IN PART
60 pieces Broad Cloths and Cassimeres
10 do Sattincus
10 do Pilot and Beaver Cloths
30 do Alapine Bonbazeons
40 do plain and figured Morenoes
1000 yds Calicoes from cts np-will be sold by
the piece at Boston prices
100 yds black and coofod Silks fro n AZ cts up
different yles of goods Tor cloaks
1876 vida black aud coorcd silk Velvet
superior figured velvet Veslings
do do and PLAZA satin Veslings.
Mouseln Delanes and halleys,spotlcd g. Salisbury
Flannel, 60 Ralinett, colored Pongees, Ribbons Of
every kind, French wrought Collars, Linn, Laces
and Edaings, Cambria aud Muslin Edgngs. Silk
fringe for Trimmings, elk Cord and Binding fo'
coats Bced Bags, Velvets and Silks for bonncts,
French Flowers, superior black Satin for coaks and
dresses, Irish Linins, Linn Canbrcs, do Handker.
Chiefs fancy do. mcrino Shawls at very low prices.
Highland and scarborough do, Sagemen's Face
Shawls, Vcloia Robes, silk Flannel. unbleuched
wool do. silk merino mohOr and cashmeer Stockings,
chdrens Stockings and Socks, scarlet, mixed aud
white Eng Wool, knitting Yarn, lambs wool cash
mere Shirts and Drawers, curtain Cord and Tassos,
Patent Leather Cap Fronts. cotton and linin Table
Cloths, Russia and Binds Eye Diaper.
6OOO yds Shectings and Strings cheaper than ever
few pieces good Bed Ticking at IT,, Cotton
Yuru, Batting Of the best quality
black, purple and white w adding
Travelling Bag. and Baskets
1000 r,lIs Paper Hanging and Bordering from IL
12 ctsup
Carpens, Looking. Glasses
bales Buflo Skins
10 Doz Fur Caps fresh from New York, Boas &
Boa Ties, Furs Tor Trimmings.
A first rate assortment Of Crockery and GLASS
Ware, omong which is gold band and other China
Tea Setis and plates TO match. Also printed Tea
Sets OF new and choice patterns
Bass Fire Self, Anvils and Vises, Mill Saws,
ronWae OF all Sizes railorS Geese aud Shears, and
Hardware OF all SORTS.
5000 lbs New Orleans, Porto Rico and Musc0va.
do Sugar from TO 10 cts Coffee at ~ ! q cts.
Box Raisins, Eng Currants, CHron, Mace, Nut
megs at 81 per pound, Teas at advanced and Tobac.
CO at reduced prices.
Poor Lamp Oil, and some OF good quality OF
Winter Oil ever offered in This market. LinseeG
Oil, White Lead and every article in the Paint Line.
Tanners OIL
10000 lbs Russia, Swede, American and Eng.
Iron oil all sizes and shapes, Nail anil Spike Rods,
Horse and Ok shoe shapes, band and sheet ron will
he sold al wholesale low can be bought in Bur
lingion adding freight.
Weinvie purchasers OF goods TO call and examine
our stock and prices. We are on the cheap sale for
cash. Montpelier Oct. "a, lS39.-eop6m.
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A 900 Crockett, Comic, and Peoples Almanacs iot
Il 1910 by s N Dickinson, containing adventures,
sprees, scrapes, and wild sports in the West, aSd
lie and manners in the back woods, Tor sale TO the
trade iho publishers prices by Villas, LOOMS Co
Burlington Nov %. 20
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MARSH,s SUPERIOR PATENT TRUSS |!

FENEIESE trusses manufactured and sold by
a. SEYMOUR MARSH and SON, Canaio-
haric, Mont gomery County, New York, and Tor that
purpose they have formed copartuership, under the
name and sye OF S. Marsh and Son, to whom oil
orders from abroad must be addressed.
These Trusscs are constructed in many particulars
entirely plan and their advantages over all
other usses have been attcsted not only by the most
respectable Of The Medical Faculty, bnt By the actual
experiment Of those afflicted with The disease they ire
intended TO alleviate. The most eminent physicians,
upon an examination of this truss, decided as
To its superiority, that they cheeriully and voluntarily
give certificates the propiciors TO be laid before
Tho public, a few Of which may bo on the hand
bills. For sale by SlLAS BURBANK, Montpelier
Vermont SIS
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SA-Aahaaes1 spOOHsj eh'Si plotSu ""N ~
tana ware plated and Japan caslors silver plated
shutters and trays silver and Brittonia medals !;
music boxes, spy glasses OF all kinds, pocket ccm-
passes, thermometers pocket books and wadets,
gill, and steel purse clasps miniature settings pearl
Gilt and plated waist buckles and slides fancy goods
aud Cutlery a very large assortment Rogers cele-
bratcd penknives various kinds avately OF superb
or polished scissors silver butter knives and cream.
ers percussion caps Silver and Steel Spectaces
and eye glasses, open top silver ald steel thlmbles
silver pencil cases; medallion necklaces and lockets
bead purses aud bags, gold neck chains, aPe needless
stay rings, spirit level vils Rogers superior Eng
sh razors razor straps tweczers, 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 Candlesiicks, Gold and Silver
Leaf, German Silver Tea and Table Spoons and
gar torgs of The best quality, Cuigass smelling bot
ties, China Inkstands, China some very neat
styles plated bell ratlIos, ivory emory cushions,
do, spool stands, Sc.-Also-a good assortment OF
eight day TIMEPIECES, wooden clocks &c. all o.
which will be sold at small advance from cost
Persons wishing to purchase silver spoon 10 sell
again. can be furnished on the most reasonable terms.
They would say The public that in consequence oil
the large amount of silver ware made and sold by
them, they are induced to reduce their retail prices.
Any person Wishing 10 purchase will do well 10 give
them call before purchasing elsewhere.
60 Clocks aud Watches OF every description
carefully repaired and warranted IT. Engraving Of
all kinds executed in the best manner. Cash paid Tor
old Gold and Silver.