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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24

Washington, Ga. Oct 8, 1S55. !,
Dear Ssr:-I have received H. invitation, Or
yourself and other gentlemen OF Bosron 10 de-
liver a Lectn e, on the 2ith ri january, 1856,
in tie Trem nj Temple, on the subject Of Slave
iry. accept the :nv,ta. ion, and " II address
You on that day upo,. he consistency cf Az
Eacan Slavery with The Constitution of the
United States and Rep blican Institutions; and
effect of the American Revolution upon the
African race. l am,.very respectfully,
o. a5tn n9SaSa Your obedient servant! 81
/. d., SrosE. s.8S,,; yftf r. .TQOMBS.. 3
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24

~ II young man wants to engage
in business that will insure him in mid
die life, the greatest amount Of leisure
time there is nothing more. sure than
farming, Khc has an independent turn
Of mind, let him boa farmer II hcSants
TO engage in q healthy occupation, let him
till the soil. In short; If he would be in
dependent, let him get. a spot of earth,
keep within his means, shun the lawyer,
DO temperate to avoid the doctor, be. hon
est that he may have a'clesrs conscience,
improve the soil, sons % leave the world
better than he found il, and then if he can.
not live happily and die coDtcntcd there is
no hope for him a.iis,.s Iafe;. i.i's ST, ~
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Diamond JeWelry.

Diamond JeWelry.A II.
JUST received gnod quality Of Diamond Brea
u Pins and Diamond finger rigs. Neat patterns fol
sale by A. W.G W.CARPENTER, Main st.
81 Oct %, '55. stzs {.z5 81 Is9ls,F tss.7 &al
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M n 4. sS n 81 York ~ no. III
A. sScoccurrs af III sats Al 10 =
Shsuse.4 (ste s il !, 80 la BY
Esever..t II.mili 10 mpsssi q aaj ghres,
llshiidfsn xere BdfHsf fH i, attn Usc wUsaap'
leaped from . window a. the iaafu s,.ry, am
= = is,sa. - sA.slly
iescn 9 anu carried g me n.splsssA - d
in9 ega9l9 u ,s,
az o0a broadxass ,ass nkn', 'nsss W.
wholesale arfets y sne aN rs - .ns, nv =
asesriee leg i.o. =. ~ os:.I :.
raor 70 isc :sstfs sna1 w l.ics 80
.ns .no PleMIs '.sso 49,. -. hsaa.hs
.l.ns, s.e ..ss s"s ,,s ~,
and / ..rse gang Of rowdies followed them
to the station hotse.
i -Four men were committed to The cells.viz:
Albert brisbane, disordcrIy conduct; Thcs.
uaiiland, assault and battery on the officer,
and Keeping disordsrly house; John LENDER
son, for interfering With the police; Benz.
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4 ELoauxsr tExTaAer.-We cory the follow
ing from new work entitled, ste Old House
s6r ne River sS44telEs - SAs Esttts ttAs5

q
ing from new work entitled, site Old House
'6y TIE River.
. : go preach TO blocks ana stones, ye who be-
iseye that lave is the cissl Go preach to the
dead, ye ~ho deny the immortality Of the atec-.
images OF wood, or with yonr own metiohlsss,
Iifeles<, icy souls. re wh. believe that, because
thai there is no marrying ynnder, there shall be
80 embr acing, or because We may not use The
gentle words. tmy sssife, we may not clasp
these sanct, fed forms in our sancttfied srms?
j tell you man that Immortality woa.d be a
3 lorioas cheah if withom clay died al ouishsst
aztec tions. Tell you that, humiliation would
be heaven, IL fss believe that when nv
head n ieszshs rests fon its coffin, pillow, and
my lils SINK to The silence ami pose of death,
.hrss loving etes will never icok into mine
agar this pnre CLASP never be aropad my nee !,
this holy caress neye, bless the more
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~ sssisls see.aseA h Dc Hawk Eye q
Tsss14y Usssg lsee, es6evs ~ espttse u
ssfrsnssa 8 Hlsss,S ahish Ao.s isjssties
. ~. @asssy nav, IT,, Sks % largely ss-
- M0asafS efSs;64 r3euS, u The city. /
H. essjsIe 80 - y ~ 49, Rsskiasae 9
Co.. q Ne Siss Nlesk pssssy 0seA oil the /
pes1iuae . cssxS - u Jaas State Fair. |
fhsy sssk shsia - "a pssnisms % prairie |
pjes--1 Hrs n ~ piov.- tie 1rst pse0isn |
. SssH piev. n. kay, IT,, look The Asst
pssnisa o. fsllAw blow" IS.
~ sbove = correct. bas Il will b bsfne
IN nisd sbas 81. Ray ksd 40 sse~las sbrsak-
Vt Dlovs . exhibition. 3aSssss, Oct. y.
The Ccsni,iec on pIs~s = The Fair
vcssy N Tuaic, N. W,nterssein, and
g, nsdley, snd s,sds the following awsrls:
Prairie l,ov. Parkinson, Ds
Moisss, fosbesf, ~. and for End do ~
Harvey Ray IT., Dcs Moincs, I'd DO, low.
Fssmss. W
Sod Plowr. IL. Parkinson, Tor bcst s.:
Harvey Rsy Jr., 2sd DO o.; Gny 4 Ray,
Jefferson, "a DOL r.
Psllow. Ylovs Harvey Ray Jr., best
x
-; Il Parkinson 2Dd do %.
Corn Piowp. a. Parkinson beat, s5;
Harvey Nay Jr. 2nd do 81.
With the Gazette, VIC are anxious that
tAsss should BE- "yAla PLAY" Let jas
sise be done. Does il not strike Che read
sritst tho above ii calculated 70 DO any
aAisx bss ;sai ~y The G.sstse states and
" dos NJ. llsy, Inst he hsd 10 breaking
piov, 81 s1hikisioa. How coald this b
when the ID psemium was awardedto him
On Frairic l'low and Ind On Sod plow!
.Itwoad be very qscer indeed, unaerthe
circumstances, Lsd Mr.. Ray, = the Ga.
x,fts saserss, refused to compete for larg.
~ premisms 10 The coostruetioa Of a pillow
which the 6tate Board considered Tho
nlost important from the fact that they
gavs 70 il the largest prsaiuum The
l'niris and tho Sod Plows are rnE plows
requiring nsors skill in their construction
asdin every WY more Important 70 sgri
csltsrs than any other Mr.. Ray Is
large mansfactsrcr snd An entcrprisiDl
business MAN, and il would be doing TIL
sasksst injustice 70 ssscrt that he has
IN this important Geld of enterprise =
seAsss. Persons In attendance say tha
be did have al the varieties 70 which pre-
sisas we're awarded, on exhibition regu
lasiy Absllsd. Thatthsy we're very 6ne-
sssdinbls 70 him In every respect. Blu
tho sonn,ittse thought them inferior I
thoss shown BY Mr.. Parkinson. Mr.. Ra..
has capital sad cnterprisc-Mr. Parkin
son mechanism and experience. And with
sst any preference personally, for either
70 shall always rejoice u the triumphs o
skill and Labor. We hopc il always mn.
b ~ ccssfal over u,crc capital.
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New Fall Goods !.

IA New Fall Goods!
H "A n ID W "A h n,
s ROSS 8 1t'MgPPLH,s
Fail Imporsations embracing the Loru
- and most complete assortment of
American and Foreign Goods
Al the lpw-st price ~ cash aud sirrt time baytt
Comprsiss large quantities Of Leading Ariifes. ia
Harsrase.' do do do
Spear and jackson. saws;
Ames aud kowiamis' ehovels;y Hgr,g
Eagle and New England Screws;
Bradcs and Worrrli's celebrate TrvweiG
tiff1 Novelty Locks and Latehes; ttstR Asg{
MouschoIe Ahsils:a Solid boz Nires;
Cincinnati Pump fixtures;
GALVANIZED pump uhaini Wheeling nails
Axee-Hunts' Chilips and Siminons'
Esesy thing In the hardware line can be fousi.
tho sign Of the Bic Saw" Jefferson sifret. B.
llngton, Iowa: a..-... DC, 8, isa
~ ,WO lInndT,d kegs whsc ing Naits, at
4 lags toet. 8 I, les ROSS 4 WhtPPLgS
IA AKBELIZED Mantle, a beautiful aftscs l
|. lu factory price,, at 80
oct q, IL : i ROSS WiLlPflSs
EO00 LIS Sad I1on. al the lowest ricS At
OUUU oct5 Vi 3 = gRes WRIT,
SnOn LIB !. Pump Chaia, ju.t received Al
OUUU eF ROSS q wHIPpLEs.
|lNE Hundred and Fifty dvs. Piatts Nos,E
" Locks, for sale low at
oct. .. ROSS 4 wnIPrLES
ait r Salt, s4-st ssss. a.s.s. i
Con BBLS, Emo Salt. End 20 casks Dairy Sci
OUU Tor sale Wy THOMAS nkDGE 4 60.
oct. A. A-SA+t@ - +*tsfA az Gan
Longworth's Sparkling Catawba
e DOZEN Sparkling Cat.wba, quarts.
u 10 do do dp pints =
10 do Longwcrth c. tawLa brandy, just
ceived and for sale by L. +. GAY,
may %. 80. ~ --tL ~ ~ q
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~. L appears ~ some Of the English
nssspapsn, that ths maaufiotars Of Idols
fos Isdia i carried % bsiikly 4 Birning-
ham WIT must " the opinions eater
saiaed 81 The Hiadoos q Enslish Christ:
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Senator Toombs.

The Georgia Senator accepts the invitation
OF the Committee on Lectures to speak in Bos
ton this coming winter. This letter is in mark
ed contrast to that of Gov. Wise. We copy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24

l,iI15 el I'll q y Sa
Ial - rssdIag H1a3
,s1 Il ~ 40 ssli MeAdsnired, il win
s. vssy pretty direct.
Spakisf ~ ! saskes hease itsn ssslJ
pvt.Ls iAss Ne shall bsye aev one
nsxt ssason, which, II oaiy 81 IN . good
eesirsl position, vosld b : matter q nueh
impcrtasee 10 the ciiisens u this place.
Hat n pIsesd ssSe ere Informed has been
de erniscd spon, On Valley street., IN the
ncighborhood Of the river, Il never win Be
come popular :nstitution With our eiti-
zeps d people ftoa, the country. The posi-
ton chosen il scens, to rs i NOT ! central
one; and the point is one in the vicinity Of
the Railroad, the principal approaches TO
which arc along The track, where there
viii be q perpetual bother a. d soaring Of
hores. This circumstance viii forever
operate agsinst the new. market house. Be
sides the part Of the town chosen Is soon
destined 70 be largely occupied Tor manu-
featuring and business purposes, and there
fore Il j. out 81 place when i Gated there.
~1 : g,stts zsst3
~. The seascaing II the baggage, and
sometimes the. pcryoiss of passengers BY
the English steamers says tie Isoston Tras'
cller of Oct lst, is4ofirn quite amusing
aud occasionally leads p queer develop
ments. The lace; Be, tdken. from TIE
undor ga,meat OF one Of the female pas
ssnscrs, who was searchcd On. stbe arriva
Of the Anserica on Friday pi hi, filed
barrel One olAgchtleman, belonging I,
| Psuidencc, had. IN his trunks paatalcIn
enough 10 cloths nearly half the Iceple q
| his native city, bs.ides : supply Of hand
kcrchicfs sufficient for his own use ana
his childrens for gonerations to come Ill
was quite good natured while the invcs
tigation into his personals wis cling on
J. aud was let off upant payment Of S75
Another passenger had twelve dozen 0
kid gloves, which he informed the incredu
lous officers werc for hia own usc.
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lust received by express new and fashionable
y assortment Of Cameo and Gold stone Mosaic Gold
Breast Pins, Gold Ear Rings, Gold Finger Rings,
Gold Locke,s, Gold Fob and Vest Chains. Gold Shirt
Studs Gold Sleeve Buttons, Ladies Gold Neck Chains
&C., &C., for sale cheap by ,s5fs s.1ei=ta 5EEEE
s7t,is2s 4es A. w. DIV. CARPENTER Main st. 4
~. % Xxx - : ~
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I Masculine and Feminine.

- Ii Englanl rivers all are Males ~
III For instance father Thames ifa5 e. y q
Whoever ~, Columbia sails
Finds them a'am Giles or danes. '<el't
h4egsllfr 3iYs@aea4 adt % 3qst; ads III
:. Yes, there the softer sex pres!des, ~,
fio eAcqnatir, assure We, o'l 1851 5ifsi
%; And Mrs Sippy rolls her des, s;4.,slfffs
Re ponsiye to Miss. Souri,.
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sSs1AEE BEEa Ton OsE.---A fellow traveller
wishing to poke little fun at aSeotch lshorer,.
who wss travelling IN flie ssme car, ami who
carrid 4 bottle efthe barley bree' to keep him-s
self warm and moist, asked:
hat have yon got ID your bottle, my good
mani, f.aig hs.sE f.fs+, ftfKss "a 5sTgssssa
sSma' beer,' said the other.
80, we'll, = IFS email beer IT'D shateita wid
s.Gaess mol, ~. rather sma'fortws,' said ssw-'
ney-a s1sltiaad3 81 ssat0sses 81 a gf9ssssi
YASKsE CutLIzEasis Gem. 4-NsarIy sixty
left South Boston for Cuba onthe,
ID inst. They viii remain on the Island un-
til Nay Most Of sbsm are slreadv engaged
at high wages Vi IL! serst uaaas bs5sssss,'
Itvsuld bss curious chapter in The bisto-
~ if the pfesens Murss should bec,,me King
OF Naples. During she feTgn Of Dsuis Phil
lipe thissindisidsal kept al boarding. house iii
the Upited Ssases. zsss III - s,ls y,'ssssiss
Jo1 ciongh md George Law xeis s,f Il. &
said, s Formerly partners ID business. The
former vas hung at Bordsntoxns n r, for,
the murder Of AMI low named Hanil tan bee,
canse she genld noA mssry, h;m; and Ne think
the 4tseK stands q good 3 chance 0f sharipeI
IA ifNte e. hssslds assDsiste - ofreves be-
iAeRfc stk6s Vaitsll 6kasex wing q
6nnftfr ~ dnnh kESn1n1a a,ich "a fA 80 n NJ
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- The selcctmcn Of Wcathersaeid,
Conn, carefully and eravcly opened a box
that reached their address By nilroad,
freight paid, aud then opened their eyes
in amasement to see bushel Of the big
gest onions they ever did see, and which
had been sent them, in banter BY the se-
lectmen ola town In Iowa,
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st Louis, Oct. IS
The Lexington (Mo Express Of satnrd y
last, publishes a report that ex Governor
Reeder had been murdered at st Joseph. 1he
editor of the Express, after due inquiry, pro.
nounced the report a~hoax; adds, however a
ramor is in circulation at St. joss phi, that
Reeder had been engaged in fight somewhere
in the territory, but no account of his being
injured. ,as 5s ssg5fe ~ 4s!s 9ti&. SIS 81
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43-44
Re ponsiye t. Miss. Souri,.
Mrs. Elizabeth Randolph, believed to be
the oldest inhabitant of western Carolina,
died in Yancev county on the 2lst ult. She
was born in l747, and was in her one hun
dred and ninth year. 'ss52 @"a 4sh
A Mrs. Campbell of Canojoharie, six
weeks since, gave birth to a daughter, which
is now only ten inches high, and weighs but
two pounds. Its feet measure one inch in
length. l .t'4 8asi; f's'R iss.'iz
Il Quaker on hearing man curse a particu-
lar piece of road, went up 10 him and said: "a
'Fr;e,d, am under obligations 10 the..-
What thee hast done, would have done, but
my religion forbids il. Don't let my con-
nation wings; and suffer not the prejudice Of
others to paralize the tongue of justice and long
suffering, yea verify. = ~ l saliEa
LooxiNe Our ron No. I'VE recoliect
hearing a Dutch friend tf ours give ABDUCTION
conn entary npon Lord Mansfield's dictnm. s1-s4
Hans SAID he go to the mill right of, Dere
ish no corn NEAL i.
3sYah' SAID he sand deere isno corn .helledfnei-
thar. s.tFr,4 s,sT asriias 81 ai1-r,..f, = t 8
sNein? Veil den tells you How much.
corn Schmidt borrows?-you know ven-iast
year ON. tines
stlevell pout Won bi,shel,' replied Hans res
Yah, SO L tink too, Take the mare Hans,
and tell Schmidt you cum for de corn vat he
torrows. And Hans take aeconple of bags
nit you my. son Hans Schmidt have, very
shor' memory, Hans, faint worth yies taking
vones bushels 10 &c mills Hans asf's g
OwsER WaNrED.-An unclaimed letter,
lying in the New York Post Office, has the
following address,; ..ass.s sf.,s ( ..f..i.
Johann, Dietrich, Observation-Disclosures
sad s'a scblnsermadeleben! Hgeg5e
IL 4s9ss5s. al AZ Hauses Aags s2ss 7.,y-ss
On 2 Strass, corners OF
IL Avenues,
! q ylaa n
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zlf,5 ;;s..,.s. ~ u, New York, Oct. 10.
The seizure Of the bark Maury was made,
it said, on complaint of the British Consul,
who alleges that her owners were about to
sell her to Russian Government for, the pur-
pose Of intercepting and capturing the in
ward steamers "a y - i4sfT4j h@5 s9affE2
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! - Old Ashtabula e The home OF Hl)ld
Giddings" the 'sgreat old Abolitionist. /"
AZ tho recent election The yots stood. 8
Chase V Ia & 1874
Medill sFy s eei $50 s@asas I. S94 ist
Trimble q 1888 ~ S $50
Ch.se's majority over Medm s,a7o
Balance Of Republican State ticket oEer
ssPiesce, Dug Z Co" ticket, 8,S01. L
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DISCOVERED AT LAST.
A Mysfery Espiained--A Revolution "a
tain---H Victory Is ours--For Y
Fig s-tgitsl, ls.a.7, g.. "p H.. 49, q p tft
v. HARDY'S EYE BALN,

I. v. HARDY'S EYE BALM.
I'M best, quick cst, finest certain, and t,cideiy
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public. II will cure any case, II matters moi y
long standing. Cases of short duration are csta
in from twelve to thirty.six hours. Il relievesk
pain on the very first application ~
Mr. l. ". HARpy--Dear Sir; My son John n
Agee, was afflicted with sore eyes about the last d
September, and 20 very bad were bis eyes tina, h
could not bear the light Of the sun by dpy or hrs
candle by ight and very painful wiIhal, so muchs
that was fearful his sight would be destroyed q
badly injured he was in this condition Mt the tiasl
heard of u valuable remedy you were preparipf,
called Eye Balm. I applied TO you on the Sd II
October and obtained small box Of your yaushs
Eye Balm and used according to directions, ard u
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younger son, about the same timo, was taken, .sa
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few applications of the Balm made cure. II Ia
also been a preventive in two Or three eases Ia ny
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! Rice.
i q TIERCES srd 10 bbir fresh, Just receives
U and fsf ssie by THOMAS co.
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,As7iii Gi4 sse Baltimore, Oet.sl9.a
We have. New Orleans dates to Thursday,
the 18th, San Antoine, Texas, stating the
survey of the Mesilla Valley securrs1t5 the
u. s. the passes to the Pacific. The new
territoy is said to abound in gold and silver.
The surveying party arrived at San Antonio
on the oath. 10 ,ssg3Hs5sEt sssf1I +SrS-3ast5s
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SEBA6TOPOL Is TOOK!
IINHERE is no suse talking about War and tss
i horrors of War, when you can get eyefythbe
that is needed for the Humsn Family In pesoe.s4
Way fort CASH from tbe sahseriher, No chesp ~"
in vet weather. Ets-...s. n IA
,.s ! Jnst Received 5 t5 z q !,
Tshs Of all kinds Buckets. u Cedar. 0ak 80
Pine, Stone and Patent Chums, Corn Mesi, Sugsi
and Butter 1ubs and Spice Boxes. 20 dozen assatss
Willow and Wooden Buckets. Wa.hbs,ards, Roilinf
Pins, Meps. Putier Ladies', Wooden hwis. Choppias
Trays and Knives, Raisen., M. X Layer and Vissa
and zanie Currants and Ciiron, Sugar, Coffee, Pep'
per, Spices, Ginger, Rec Candles Soap, fes, Ches'
late, Soda, Sfaph. SsEfssus. Cream Tartar, Yeas
Powders, Mustard, Corn Padding Starch, Ger lef.-
Fish. T.ouf, whiteGsh. Cod and Herring. 100 par
extra heavy Boots; BucEskin Gloves. and histessi
Tobacco and Cigan that Is sonne. In fact you can
ind everything that 10 ususiiy found IN
Grocery and Provision Store,
and little Of Chipp', Celebrated Wormwed rr.
dial. Excellent for the Stomach. Th,rs i no Ne
making long story Of a short one, ernie tps'
como I'll, and zee what you can do 1t q s...,
oct. H. W. n. ANDBRsONs.-
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10 On ayvs u q I
Dss - .. ~ uis.sd otsce yssserd.
T. 6 Fl tow sandoun. ~
~ da1!y vs ~ Mice SSs ssock, such a.
are sem along thc banks u the Scioto, in
Ohio, on their way 10 the interior Of Iowa,
.dsisSa Il aikd5tastsay Thes d. 1ock, ],
good teams and thrifty web TODD appear
ancs ofthose whoarc passing intoouf State
il large nu..bors, prove c"pelssireiy thas
the Statcs east OF us are losing some Of
their best farmers.
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T00TSTEPS Of ST. Paul;
Il Egypt and Books Of Moses; !.
Life and writings Of Carson; III,
Alexander's Notes on Iraish ard Psalms;
Dodridge's Rise and Progress Of Religion
Hcrvcy's Mcditations;
Church in Earnest; V = 3
'zs Earnest Mini.try. by James; s,,se
History of all Religions Denominations h u
TaGiH United stntB. .ge54-F s1 ,sE37
For sale at Barret House, No. 2, By ...y -
oct o. ga -Ar,F54ty5l CO M WILCOX w.
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We could offer hundreds Of just such recommend.
tons the above, (some from Physicians but deea
it unnecessary - - = ~A& 80
Try it and il IL does not do aswe say, denonpee 4,
but till tried keep silent, lend II your influence
for it is no hnlnbug yoT +. gt.1g
This Balm IL prepared only in Huntsville. No, BY
Nv Hardy 4 Co.., to win m MI orders for Assssi,
snurt he addressed. Persons wi,hing u and canta
procure 1t frumngcnts cen have IL sent TO them "
mail by addressing (pnst-rnid) Us. For 81 We t.nd
five boxes. price IS cent? per bnx.a lanf S~J'I
u soid'in darlington by E!E. 6ny! bsss sgzr.isf
II Blake.,y. 81 nth West corprr # Sd and Chit
nut SITS hoiesnie gent for ST. Louis Fer sale
Druggists eencraIly. N' gfsss ret li-d'wsv
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24

IRON the subscriber. in Eurlington. a four ysf
Il old cream c,oi eel hmse, with black mnin and ,sa
a large scar on his left hip. liberal reward willis
paid for any information that will receiver the het,
> Monmouth aud Peoria papers copy ~. s3tra,g
Burlington, Oct. 10, 1885. ). ~. .s.s..5 "a. ts,
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CHICAGO MARKET.

So a.'i sf Thursday Evening, Oct. 1875
Wheat Market very much unsettled 2
Since the arrival of the sttamer .contr adicto-
~ dmpatchcs have been hourly received, and
the views or operators are widely apart. In
the morning hut little DOING, Afev sales Of
Spring in small parcels on Loard ~ 81, 49,.
81 u aad 81 ~. A cargof for delivery next
week nj 81 so. in the afternoonpsices more
unsettled than ever, some buyers going out
OF msrkes altogether and others advancing
& cir siews 70 = still higher figure. Difhcuit
to give close quotations. We quote Spring
at 81 40 TO l.45-for eome few lots higher
figures are reported. Red Winter 81 SIS To-
l ,65-White do 81 IS to l,75.-[ Press.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24

It i said communications are going on between
Gortschakef al d Ger PeIlissief. No,hirg has
,ranspired as to what they are about. The
Italians are trying TO get ,np,a general rising
against Austria. Mazzims; Ledru, RoIlin. and
Kossu,h, have issue! joint appeal TO- all the
suffering nationalities to act together.
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New 0rIeons. Oct. 10.

New UrIehnS, Uct. ~.
The Atlantic's news received her to- day.
liverpool ndvices cause decline Of quarter
in cotton. Sales of day $500 bales 8 IL
to s Sd for middling. Prime barrel lard
sells IL cents. .9' re i.1s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-24

Es.f stssfsesss ss NeH York, Oct. lS.ssss
The ship Maury was seized 10 this port
yesterday, On suspicion OF having been fitted
out 70 privateer, ID saiL under Russian soi-g
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Judge Lynch, it appears, has been at work,
in Tennessee. Last week, on the Cumber-
land mountain, slave, who violateda white
female, was dragged from jail and hanged
on the nearest post, and at Lagrange anoth-
er met similar fate, for killing Mr.. James,