Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-17

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san s.scgs h,ass raaos =
| slia never forget !, rise oic took uu
LOT .. .Iaiefs iaesiss ati. !, lhses. ihsi M es'
| crias,ng ftst Nara canseite ne oncas 4
SIicsvi:ie. was considerable proud of hSn
d. assure GoI, for ii took ihA rse oH tht
bush in great style. We'll, our s'abla. help
Pat Monaghan, (hinI-I used, tux u NJ No
nogharif woni STUFF iisi with fresh rfoveI
without me knowing il, and Us sure as rais
| | broke his wiad IN diving bin tosl fast. II
! gave him the .heavss. That is it made hi.
tanks heave like blacksmith sbeiiowss
We call il sheayes,'fr Britishers es.liat Lrpker
| wind.'
Well. there is no cure for it though some
folks tells van a hornets nest cut npf find anc
put into their meal viii do il, ard others, say
sift the oats cl an and give them juniper Der.
'ries with it, and that viii do i'll or ground
ginger, or tar, or what not; but theses ateal
auackerifs. You can't cure il, for lis eIup-
ture Of 'ah air vessel, ard tnu Cart get at il
to sew it up. But you can tisuti ny iiiet.
and care, and propars-asaee SO that you can
fdecsiseaten an old hand, ,proyid9si you udon''
ride or drive the beast;too, fast, = = ..,.,y
t"1 Wen, Pddctored and Woke VIII Rim so
that the imDst;taas could sbis pepesiSedlwas so,
slight cold no tan, 20. to inipl much isss, 10
| frighten you. Aud When / 60, him to The
notch, advertised him fer sale. rs btIoas-
ingtto n person Going ndowpaeass, Wh1only
pared with y him because b. thought him teo
beavcy for 4 man v lio never Travelled Tessih4n
a mile in t@oiminases and itwenty ssecsaat.
sWell, he was .spld, at tapc;ion. and skpeoksd
down TO RIP Van Dam, tho attorney geaeral
for five hundred; and the owner pu,' 4 Y, TILE
aud bride on him, and took atibes roE two
hundred dollars with me that be could goa
mile in two minutes and fifteen seconds. lie
ftlidn't know me from Adam, PERSONALITY a,
s.the time,gkut he had heard ofYIme, y and
bought him beefuss i San m, ssisk Ills
ROSWELL, hs stdrted.o .of andBlostahis bet; Tor
when he 90 sqt, near the winuibg, post the horse
ehoked, feIl and pitched she ridsr Of. .half
Fwayso Troy; a4iasnearly disd fhin,self.a The
t,enpire ,haa ied me the fmpriny, ana,I dug gea,
for the steamboat intendin' to pull foot for
home. just as reached the wharf, heard
my name called out: but didn's let on
ii6tictd il, and waiktd on Presently on
Dam seized ME blythe shoulder, quite pus,of
breath pafip' and blowing llkela pa,FFIp9ise,n
sMr. Slick, said he.
iisal es, saisl swhas's lefseibf mr.: But syool
,gracious, sass4, .yehshasegot the 'hsa9es,
lJhope it ain 'tcatohin.' -. .-,.,., a.,
mo haven't said he, but yonr cursscd boss
lhas, and Eneardy broke my'back. You,tarc
like eall the, .Genpectieut snsn Iever usaw, u
nasty, mean, long neckel, long legged, na.-
row chested sl;ib sided, narrow s6aled, fainn-
Yankee chsat.G oal so gsa apgi
sssWelll,' sas thai. al9pg name TO write
on the back Of letter, amt it., 1t amt
good to use 'siclia swad ofawords, sirs no
wonder YOU base,sthe heagess but 81 curae
you; Warnit brought up, to wranglipg i
'hain t time to fight You and Besides, sals /
gyou aresbrokcn 5winded; but9l,lbihease you
oyer ths ShYalrf Ylf + to fool yen, boots and all BY
gravy. -,
you advertise, sale ne, tl,a, tfs oh- ,S
.Nfeason, yous'haye to part with THAT, horse
was, that he was too heavy for Q man who
! never Travelled Slower than Il milo IN Two
minutes and twenty seconds. lEEA iga 1kll
'Nevrr, sais Il never said such a word.
EWhaswilI yoa, bet thnt. i iiid2T sdF -ess
!. sFifty,dolars. said he. ~ -; .,,sJ,,,,r,
sDane, said /. And Vanderbilt The was
just'going ansboard steamer at tie time.
.s!ifVanderbilt, sais H. shold B these stakes;
sfriend, sais |, Il won't shy you, lie. but you
talk uncemmoniy like the way do when |
he.io Nowproye at.n1c1uI nora bna ,5aligi
i; ;dsAnd he pulled out one of my, printed ad-
vertisements, and said: 80, 80.
: -nisRead that. .a5U1q 5iif - GQ0, ,i''-s sbned
80 sWell, Il read it. { sItis not there; Jsaid 1
Z Amt it, said he; leave, tito Vanderbilt.
'9 'Mr. Slick, said be, you have lost; it is
Jthere.a EG0517@8bGl aR l3Es 5s3f tr ! ticy Il
a7ssWiil you bet ff y dollars, sass,I, itho' you
have seen it, that it's here? cr.o coo
'Yes sails he, will. '9''toVf
heavy?} '' f''si.''' ''i7 H.'s ~ 't''f'Fn1 ss'
81 ssH1 ear y said he. ibaaa5ods uss p, eaps
f7lE Exactly, sais 50 do /. But this is spell,
HEAvEY., / did it on purpose. / scorn to
take man in about horse SO I published
|. his defect to all the world. l said he WAS
too heavey for harness, and so he is. 81 He
amt worth Fifty dollars, woull' have him
as gift-he amt worth Won dam. ,e''ii'9
Well, l did see that, said he, 'but
thsught it was an error of the press, or tha,
the owner couldn't spell. ..z T., .s,.y5 7,rF3 Fl
= sOh, sais l., sdon't take me for one of your
Dutch Doors, beg Of you. Ican spell, bu
you cant read, that's all. You remind mc
sais ! Of afeller in slickville, when the sia
cent letter stamps came in. fashion. He lick.
ed tie letter stamp so hard he took all tx
gum off and it Wouldn't stick no way hi
could fix it, SO what doeshel do but stick
pin through it and writes on the letter sPaid
if the darned, thing will only stick. Now i
| you go'and HEX the stamp eternalIy that way
folks will put a pin,throushlit, and the stor,
will stick .tosyouy forever. But come OF
board and let's liquor and I'll stand treat.
lLEiIfelt sorry for the poor critter, anditot,
him how to feed the horse, and advised hin
I to 60 to Saratoga, advertise him and sell hin
the same way; and he did and got rid o
llim. Q The a ruse raised his qcharacter, as 1
lawyer " lam amazingly. He was elected G'yern
or the next year.
Ga,pEs-Reaier, did you ever plant vine
Two years ago planted -four lsabellas, an
now, they are loaded with q rich rgfnsiop Q
fruit, and present pleasing and gratifying ap
Epearaiic.; Splendid bunciies which will veg
one pound now hanging ppopy vines, already i
purple hues which almost tempt all beholder
10 fegale then elves WITH fthiS desirable ff,i,
eyenlbefoIsit has fully sat sattaineditsf perfect an
| sugared sweetness.
Olfrfese vines are the mimi fatioRg6f al u VII
bllaye seen them, and simply prove ih At thee
cupant Of every house in. our city, if be h
tshe dlspositioa,' might grow more of This de
tIghifnl frnt Than his family could 4 onsume.
/ planted these vines at an exp fse Of 81 ,2t
iand arose an nhoar earlier IN the morning wire
tthey requred, attention On wash days, tk
soapsiIds Were saved aud applied to their rnots
Las, fall two barrels of blood were OBJ. aine
from the butcher, a stxench dug around th
tIoots the. blood poufed in and covered NJ
which has been rich food for them ever sine,
/ Now gfor5 the results, Lastsyear j sgalheIe
goyer 30lb of grapes, equal tn Unterhills, wort
ito my family, fsE per l6-4 s5 62t From
,icsreful es,imale by counting The punches Of II
present crop, it eil amount TO over 300 lbs.
Hast 9yeaas prices. WORTH $50 25ti N.Y. yai
lis 20 by feet; besides these vines, jt'contaiI
four apricot trees, peach. dwarf Iears, Lawtq
lsbiaekberries, and the usual varieties Of flower
trose, bushes; e&c.,ytW Who. would not, be willis
TO be called all en- husasf, as have been T,
devoting my mornings before breskfast)tn GU
tivatirg these fruits TN can show so sma
q yard inso'ir city better cnltiyated2 { And ,v h
after re.dIng the statistics, will not 20 AZ
pant avine. T Rural New Yorker. e'1'1'l" "