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TESTIMONY FROM NORTH CAROLINA
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SGosd CcgTty, II. G.
PINE HILL, March 4, 1851.
DR. T.. III. JACKSON, Philadelphia-Dear Sir:
pave been subject OF Dyspepsia, In its wo-s'
form, for the last I've years. Sach was my condi.
'.oa for twelve months that the physicians and al
who saw me said must die. While IN this cra
gnia, Tennessee, and North Carolina but va,
not beneatted by any water to which was taken
while on my way home stopped week at Ruth
/ cnordt"n 4 small village In North Carolina. e.
| ny the effect Of some Chalyheate water in tina
! place. About the last OF the week went into
dIiE store 10 get some medicine for my child and
myself. There were several Of the village phys.
ci-AS in the store, and one Of them seemed to tks
So'ns interest III my case, and, after asking ine
| so no questions said he had been dyspeptic and
nad been greatly benefited by the use OF hOOF.
LAMBS GERMAN BITTERS, prepared by
! you, ald he insisted that would tfy the B;terE
lie also called the next day at my room, and Ia.
| sisted so much that would try them that aste;
him TO get me one bottle. he did it. ard | com
menced taxing IL rs directed, and was I!lora Der.
edtied By 1t than al the water ana medicine had
| sTer taken.
After reaching home one Of my neighOors cam.
| 70 M fos prescription and medicine, (he vs.
| peptic,) aud / gave him nearly all the Bittefs
| had left, which effected much good in his case
lie 6as often called or me for Iaore OF the same
b. Il than 21y other he had taken, but have nai
been able 70 yet Gy fcT hira or myself sine;
VIII you, therefore, 7,caSs ship ne dozen 0i
| T'GE5 ds ecOh IS possible.
-. K. HOOKER, Rogers Store, Wake Co., II
O., OCtcbcr q, 1853, says:
"Having experienced very great bencat from tht
sc Of HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS N
Chronic DyseEiery and functional arrangement o,
!hc Liver, and It's colcomtant evils, am dej'rola
OF Obtaining quantity Of 1t for the bcaeRt Of nav
community. foI VII, therefore, please send
lot, &c, &c.
CERTIFICATE 0T VIM J. ATWOOD
HTSTsvIaLE, Tadkin Co, NC.
fJOveInboy 1St, lSFS
1T. @. NJ. Jarkson-pear Cir: Allow Inc 10 cx
press to rou my sincere thanks for your discover
OF medicine which, 20 say the least Of It, has ek
fected cure that all other medicines, that bav.
taSen have entirely failed to do. HOOFLAND'S
y bENhN DlTTERS have cured me Of the Inoy'
stubborn and aggravated case Of the PILES that
perhaps, ever feu 10 the lot CT man. NY case Is
nc stranger In this community, as | am vell
known IN this and the surrounding counties, and
can truly say that my recovery has astounded all
my friends and relations as had led everything
recommended, and nothing did me any good un-
| I'll Eea prevailed upon TO try :he UltteIs. You
Grc II nhe-,y 10 make any use OF this com 0r1fro.
ton 20: tC2 be7"ft or the G,sictaa, You IL .nl
pEoFs:. T-liy, yourc,
WIN. J. hTWOoD.
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COFEiN MARERO0m.

G WILLIAM PLANT &c CO, UN-,',s> A.
". .hERS-residencell lie Seventh
street, between q ard III streets. II
Intcrmcnts procured in ~ %E0und --A'N
or cene:ery. CO24ns, Caps, shroud1, Cart ',es,
denSe, and every article Tor interme OF
lie hest quality furnished AZ short notice, Oh the
most reasonable terms, and at all hours Of the
aight. Having the exclusive hight OF Crun.p's
Patent Corpse Preserver, we guarantee TO keep the
lead Tor any length II time. ~ lily
RI8. WILLIAM PALMER,
PROFESSOR OF TIE FLUTE G. SINGING,
&3 FstTeet, co7aeT of Four.senth street,
sep Is
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1-E:Iy CATHOLIC BO3Ks.-The CuIse Of
the Village and The Happiness OF being
Rich tsVe Tales, by Heu6Tick Conscience, trans
IIfpt frn n the original ienish
80. DsvOal Child Of Hary; : e0,lec I0n u No
,s,,s uv Rev = ~. FabeT, ID. ID.
, c!orIa, E.b,e Stories illustrated a.
TAYLOR & MAUGY;S
OH Bookstore, near 3iL 81.
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BALLS,

CIVIC. CLUB, MILITARY & FIREMEN't
BALL.
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MUSIC DEPOT,

southwest corner Of Penn'a avenue and d street
$50. star Buildings, Washington, d. c.
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alone for this. Solitary cou6ne,noDt shall h.
your lot. This way, madam; - and with IN
ing rGieness he led her 10 the companion
10 You resign my cabin. Sentry see T. your
charge She IS to be alone, let no one see or
hold converse with her "
lie returned to the deck and till after the
schooner had rounded the point, officers and
crew wore kept in constant excitement and
motion as they ebeyed his oft issued man
Sates He had effected his object, Anuctte
had escaped uno5ssrVed, save by him. and
even the trusty Bernardo had re-ained the
vessel. Again the schooner was che,red mid
officer Of the watch.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-31

k, ~ae quarter ending September 3O.h,
M 'ae cash receipts arc less than for the
,,S PERIOD last year, and the aggregate To-
~ aaas are larger. This may be accounted
~ The fact that bounty land warrants
AZ ssasiy exhausted before the beginning
N. ae ass hscal year, while the market is
~, sea supplied with them under tho re-
i,.. sc'. Ten thousands patents have been
~ under the act Of 1855.
n, sone alarm is beginning to DO manifested
N.asese the public lands running OUT
!, = aoainally 100000 square miles,
a. . ,ss nine hundred million Of acres, vet
nm. as entire quantity Eve. sixths /. p.rhsps
,.,s sss because upinhahitable. The actual
49, IN Minnesota are unable to obtain
~. non the Govcrnment at the maximum
ia ., sl.sS per acre. During the year
"a ~ ~, the government had sold and Civ
n,ss 100000 acres, and last year i,
~. : nominal sum Is, oO0, 200, acres be-
e,,;' GsinS away to states and individuals
nv ssaans to Il, O00, 900 acres. Al hi, rate
s.Ar w Will our two millions Of available
80 =. ,snds supply the demand for the pur.
sI;.s settlement, to cay nothing OF the
II ses OF the Treasury in TINA Of war ar
As,.sssa .nc,al distress. Because, it is said,
u h.. - 10 minnesota cannot be surveyed
sse. ~ y .aey are given away, the number Of
h ,sa..so This season have been arbitrari.
nd .Ss. itsm four to one million acres.
iioe - 700 when Minnesota has popula.
ano,a, over $1,000. Utah already contain,
asre - OF over 30, 900 and vet mot nm
Go,...sa o There has been suryevcl no ,hc
pah,;a and at the rate nj wh;sS ,hs
Asses;d.s.. .a.'ssy. have lately progressed
70 Aei, 49, 2, Utah will hardly gel title
Aspre....s 0s from the Government dur;n.
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Park Packing in BURLINGTON.

Athc season approaches our packers
are making preparations for doing much
l,rys business than last year, and in an-
tcp.ting large increase in the number
d hogs to be packed at this point they
are undoubtedly right. The extraordina-
y price universally anticipated, taken in
connection with the abundant crops of
orn, will be likely to bring all the hogs
into market that can be fattcned, and
10 better condition than last year. This
vii b. universally the case every where.
While in Iowa, owing to the large amount
cfssw lands open within two years, and
the Increased number Of stock growers,
Mroducers, that will this year be in
The nirket as sellers instead of buyers,
eran after feeding all the emigrants now
riving, there will be a great many more
sys to pack this year than during any
myious year.
Besides, Burlington being at point
uhcrc the packer has the advantage Of
both southern and Nh eastern market, ii
viii be the best place within the bounda.
yof the State for pork packing. And,
instead Of 10000, as last year, we should
not be at all astonished if tho number of
Aoe packed lerc should this year reach
100000.
Aud our old packing houses are pre-
rnng themselves accordingly. Messrs.
Shenck 4 Denise and Messrs. j. G.. Law
sCA,src fixing up their slaughter houses,
rrtecting their machinery, adding to
their facilities by additional buildings, &c.
Mr.. McFall, formerly Of st. Louis, has
''ased for term Of years, the extensive
buildings and grounds west of Boundary
st., known as the pcasley property, fixed
nup With suitable machinery and engines,
r'n'ed, improved and turned the whole
'as0an extensive packing house. 1t is
Understood that Mr.. McFall has all nee
esaty capital at his command and will
sm the market during the season.
We think that We can safely saw that
IA Burlington we have the facilities FIR
packing all the hogs Of Southern Iowa.
md seare equally certain that buyers
can here afford, from our connections
Goth East and South, to pay better prices.
In the meantime We shall give our
N.ders all the information, in regard to
pnees that We can find.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-31

TIN TRUE WoNAN.-The true woman, for
whose ambition a hasband'e love and her
childrens's alteration are sufficient, who ap.
p les her military instinct to the discipline Of
her household, and whose legislative facul.
ties exercises themselves in making laws for
her nursery; whose intellect has field enough
for her in communion with her husband, and
whose heart asks no other honors than his
love and admiration woman who does not
think 1t weakness to attend to her toilet,
and who does not disdain to be beautiful !;
who believes in the virtue of 81 ,ssy hair, and
well-6tting gowns, and eschcws rents and
ravelled edges, slipshod shoes, and audacious
make-ups; woman who speaks low and
does not speak much; who is patient and
gentle, Intellectual and industrious; who
loves more than she reasons aud yet does not
love blindly; who never scolds and rarely
argues, but who adjusts with smile; NO.
man who is the wife We have all dreamed OF
once in our lives, and who is the mother We
still worship in the backward distance Of the
past; such woman as this does more for
human nature and moro for woman's cause
than all the captains, barristers, Judges and
members Of Parliament put together-God-
given and God blessed as she is.-IDickens.
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3. s..a.r, .f..r w.siiy Paper.

!. ~ assasrs sfssr wssH'y f.ssh
80, the month Of November We
,.,.;se PowEa Pass, the use Of
-. !. readcrcd necessary BY the rapid
-. Il the business Of our Office. Du-
~, time We shall also receive NEW
- s.r the body Of the paper, which
80 = ,,s,e NJ to present il in a shape
III, improved ia appearance, as well
:, considerably increase the amount
49,. ,,i;as n.,ter i. viii contain All
:. hote win add to the usefulness
J, i.ers..e the interest Of the paper,
:. nike these improvements will in
:. very considerable expenditure.
w., A., we're necessary and we have
~ ,hem. Will our friends who now
= !" ne H.wk.Eyc and Telegraph, make
r,,. rffo, in our behalf. They can
-, increase our circulation If they
N The more We have on our list the
,,,,, o1pcr we can print. Every article
!. e.,ner has to sell is bringing high
.,.s. Every business, trade or calling
/. paying in Iowa. But good as the
,;,.,. A.. and plenty as money is,
man can afford to be ignorant. 1t is
,a only the duty, but the interest Of all
,,,,,. % keep we'll posted in the newsand
,,,er.l intelligence Of the day, and every
.,L, expended judiciously, for newspa-
xr brings better per cent than the
- land or corner lot speculation. So we
hink.
Inn, numerous subscribers who have
rad The paper during the year which is
nov nearly at an end, and who can recon-
...d !, 70 their neighbors, will each pro-
,,,, y. new name and send it tous with
de money, We shall for the year to come,
b enabled to send out much better and
more interesting sheet.
And We hope every subscriber who has
;,,,,cred with us thus far will find it in
,.,orlancc With his interest and his dis.
.sition 10 renew his subscription when
1, .,pires and try us for another year.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-31

H'AR L,Nx.-A young lady acme time
fastened with scaling wax, and WAS Of the
wonderful length of seven feet and ono inch.
IL was OF the moss beautiful auburn gold
But what length Of electric telegraph would
this iady,s hair make make if extended in a
line. The average number Of hairs in head
has been stated at two hundred thousand.-
Her golden locks, therefore would reach,
like the Sebastopoi iron, from New York to
Albany and little over. A lady's head
may make one hair telegraph Of two hum
dred and sixty EIGHT iniies.--Homc Journal,
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Dsssla rrsae.

Agreeable to call published in the
city papers goodly number Of the mer'
cbsnt. and business men Of this city me,
1t Marion Hall on Saturday evening "a
discuss the propriety Of csiablishing a
Board Of Trade, and other matters con-
ncctcd with the business Of the City.
The attendance was not as large as
could have been wished, yet the meeting
was composed Of many Of our heaviest opc.
rators. And all manifested deep inter.
est in the future prospects and business Of
the place.
The meeting was organized by appoint
ing Mr. Thomas Hedge Chairman and j..
II. Shepard Sc". After some remarks by
persons present, the following rcsolu-
tion was passed:
RESOLVED, That the interest Of trade
demand that the merchants and business
men of this city should Immediately es-
tablish board Of trade and that for the
purpose Of an efficient organization com
mittee Of six be appointed to arrange some
plan by which permanent organization
can be effected and rel ort the same at q
meeting to be held on Saturday evening
next. The place of meeting to be named
by the committee. The following gentle.
men were appointed said Committee.
John r. Sunderland, J. S. David, Tho
mas Hedge, NJ. s. Footc, A. J. Burroughs
and l.. II Shepard.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

1DAs > fall medicine wns,d rer,mnenl pr.
J. HasrErTra's rcleh,4sss stosae Bitter stosc all
o'h~rs It's sire;sy beains. and invirra,ing effect
uion dchilitri Il system i truly as,enishing Iss
sane SETON the liver f- tendency TO drive AL
l1u'a.rs To 'h' suaface, rc'y cean-;n- tic system
firm u imlssri irs. il what has ssine FIR these hit,
tsse sach an en,iablc rerHa i,. ina<nuri, a. Tiny
are pltasaai to lie ,a.c ever as i,esersce and are
in general nse as family ,,ieine wherever 'sa
For sale by druggists and dealc-s nes,iiy.
sioet % II. T.. HUNT d ca. aceat
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LUMBER-See the card of the Messrs.
Gilbert. They have full supply Of the
various qualities ample to fill all orders
during the season. There is probably no
point on the river where more lumber is
sold and where larger supply is found
than ut Burlington.
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"Where are Wew

A contemporary, in leader with the
above query for heading starts off thus:
Political philosophy and political logic
are the surest proofs of mans falibility,
even wheu the brilliant lights of profound
knowledge and enlightened experience
are brought to illuminate the darkness of
untried institutions, organizations, plat
forms and measures of political govern
ment; and after the lapse Of half CEN
fury, during which period measures which
affect the fundamental principles upon
which the organization of government de-
ponds have been accepted aud rejected by
the same enlightened statesman, the meas
ures aud principles Of parties are the same
underlined and obscure mixture of truth
and error; and nothing remains in this
lnangled mass of confusion save the solid
form of the glorious Constitution rising in
all its granduer and all it's beauty high
above the mists, and clouds and storms of
fanaticism, hypocrisy, corruption, and de-
magoguism that wrangle about its immov-
able base
We cannot tell you, Mr.. Editor, exactly
where you are! But it is very apparent
that you went up! Whether, like the
eronaut from Ohio, you are still up, or
have made an unprecedented descent, it
is imp ,ssible yet to tell. Our opinion is
that it ever you do come down, you will
lard the green earth somewhere!
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VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dive!

VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instant
u ly to beautiful and Natural Brown or Black
without tn, least injury to hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have
been awarded to VIM. A. Bntchelcr since 1885, and
so 600 applications have been made the Hair
of his patrons of his famous Dye Prejudice against
Dying the Hair and Whiskers is unjust, as it would
be agains: coverings bald head with wig.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces color rot
to be distinguished from nature. and is ,carrnnted
not to injure in the least, however long it may be
continued.
Made. soil or applied lin nine private roo1ns) at
the Wig Factory, 2:3. Broadway. n. Y.
Sud in all the cities and towns of the U. S. by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
lsss> The genuine hes the name and address upon
ufstcel plate engraving four sides ii each bottle
a WILLIAM A. BACHELOR.
oh, Broadway, N. Y.
F'rsalc by J. F. Tallant, Burlington.
Aug. 15-6mdEw.
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rA- The Muscatine Enquirer says that
the railroad hands working on the bluff at
the foot Of the city are rolling out car
load after carload of iron ore-the gen.
uinc article building up the grade
with it. 1t lies in huge mass near the
surface of the bluff, and apparently in in
exhaustible quantities. If you don't be-
lieye this, 90 and see for yourself.
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pG- We have received the second num-
Der Of neat and creditable paper called
the DEBORAH Weekly Chronicle, printed
at DEBORAH, Winncsheik Co., Iowa, l. J..
Tracy, Editor.
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Machine Pnefru,
Farmers and Dairymen

Farmers and Ualrymen!
Hare you secured of Ddrs' Patent Adjuefdbie
Churn and Butter Workers' If not, call Mt once ut
N. p. q ups Patent Churn Factory and buy one
which will give you entire satisfac:ian Having pur
chased the right Of the adjustable Churn and Butter
Worker for the counties Of Dcs Moines and Henry,
would respectfully inform the public that a,n now
manufacturing The above named churn and am pre-
pared to furnish all who may favor me with call.
This Churn is receiving unprecedented pat
rouage wherever it has been introduced. has been
awarded the premium ut the Worlds Fair in London
and New York. and niso at every State and County
Fair Mt which it has been exhibited.
The great advantage this Churn possesses over all
othcIs is LIST, will produce butter in short time
nsany other churn. I'd. II will gather the butter af
tef it is produced by simply reversing the motion of
the dashcr. Sd, 1t will work the butter into roll
and exrel the buttermk theIefrom completely. Who'll
ly dispendng with the use of hand ladIe, thus
ing both time and labor. 4th It will salt the but.
ter before taking it from the churn. These results
am prepared to warrant.
Thousands of Farners and practical butter makers
throughout the different States are now using this
churn in preference to all others.
N. p. GRIPPE. Manufacturer,
Corner of 9Th md Valley streets,
2.nVw n,,rys ~kov
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TENNEssEE.-Gov. johnson, in his re.
cent message to the Legislature, recon-
mends the adoption of resolutions instruct.
ing the senators and representatives in
Congress from Tennessee to urge the pas
sage of national homestead bill; also re.
commends reform in the judiciary of the
State. The Governor also renews his pro.
position for so amending the Constitution
Of the United States, that the President
and U. S. Senators be elected by direct
vote of the people, and that the Supreme
Judges shall be elected for twelve years,
and not "during good behavior"
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MAw Ynvk MarkAfs

Oct 2a-F1our firm and advanced la
shiIlings. $9fa.9 y for common TO stTaigh,
extra and mixed 10 good Michigan
GR,IS Wheat advanced 2f1y3 cts. Sales
1000 bushels; 81 h5Gs 2.2D for white, $l.gj
s,I9s for red western srring and winter. =
Corn. ajGsjl for mixed wcssern--heasy.
Oats 4Je,3 10
Pork and l,eef heavy and dull
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-31

SEBASTOPOL Is TOOK!
VNllERE is no use talking about War and the
L horrors of War, when you can get everything
that is needed for the Human Family in a peaceabe
way for CASH from the subscriber as cheap as dirt
in wet weather.
Just Received.
Tabs of all kinds, Buckets of Cedar, Oak and
Pine, Stone and Patent Churns, Corn Meal, Sugar
and Butter ubs and Spice Boxes, 20 dozen assorted
Willow and Wooden Buckets, Washboards, Rolling
Pins, Mops Putter Ladies', Wooden Bowls. Chopping
Trays and Knives Raisens, NJ. K. Layer and Virgin
and Zante Currants and Citron, Sugar, Coffee, Pep.
per, Spices Ginger Rec, Candles Soap, Tea Choco-
late, Soda. Starch. Saeratus, Cream Tartar, Yeast
Powders, Mustard, Corn Pudding Starch, &c, &C.
Fish. Trout Whtefsh, Cod and Herring. 100 pair
extra heavy Boots Buckskin Gloves and Mittens;
Tobacco and Cigars that is some. In fact you can
find everything that is usually found in
Grocery and Provision Store,
and a little of Chips Celebrated Wormwood Cor
dial. Ext client for the Stomach. There is no use
making long story of a short one, ceme enc,
come all, and see what you can do at
oct H. W. H. ANDERS0N'S
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SWEET POTAToEs IN ILLlNoIs.-M essrs.
Mabce & McGowan, Of Alton, engaged in
the cultivation of sweet potatoes, publish
an account of their profits during the past
season. They planted twelve acres Of po-
tatoes, the expenses of which, delivered in
market, were 1887 so The total amount
Of sales were 81 200, leaving s2,012 80
for net profits. This gives an average
profit of S167 so per acre.
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NEW SINGING BOOK FOR 1856
One Thousand Tunes and Anthems.
]. B. Woodbury. Great Work 1.-THE CYTHaRt ,,
For Sale by booksellers and Music Dealer. generally.
The Publisher will. receipt If Sixty cents post
age stamps mail single copies 70 Teacher for exam
iraiien, and pre- pay the postage thereon.
b. J. HUNTINGTON. Publisher,
ocf u WIT % PARK Row, NV York CITY,
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~ Billiards Panorama Of N. York
,i,v i shout to be exhibited in our city.
his, splendid work Of art and spoken of
in terms Of high commentator by the
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n@- A lot ofliquors forfeited under the
new law was destroyed at Muscatinc on
the 9Th inst. 1t consisted of brandy,
whiskey, port wine aud lager bier
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-31

Fort DoDaE LAND OFFIcE.-A letter
from Fort Dodge informs us that the land
office at that place will not be opened un.
til the 9th of November.