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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

Monk HOSPITALITY TO Iowa AND ILLrNoIs err
azENs ny rHE RurFlANs ON THE BoRDER.--The
Davenport Gazette Of the 18th inst, states that
Mr.. II. w. Brakev, recently of Maquoketa,
where his parents still reside, was in that Office,
and gave an account of his and some other NOV
ers attempting to get TO Kansas. The party
which left Maquokcta consisted OF men woman
and children, having three wagons. On the
route they were Joined by twelve wagons from
Illinois, when the whole party numbered sixty
one persons, of whom fifteen were men, and the
remainder were woman and children. They
were equipped precisely like the movers whom
We see going through our streets every dav,
having the only ordinary arms which movers
always carry. The party from Moquoketa had
all the goods they possessed in the wagons with
them, that from Illinois had sent a portion Of
theirs by the Missouri river. They intended sett-
ling as agriealtnralists sa Kansas, and had not
the remotest idea of engaging ia any of the dis.
surbauces of that Territory.
When they reached Platte county. Missouri;
and were twelve miles from For; Leayenworth
AID four miles from Platte City, they were SION.
ned on the asth of last month hya band Of three
hundred armed Missourians, who, on the nre.
tense Of looking for Sharpe's rides unloadea
their wagons, searched every kind of box ana
package, and, finding no Sharpe's rifles, and
having finished their researches, they told the
movers they might load up again. This having
been accomplished the Missoarians held a short
consultation, At the conclusion of which they
took from the emigants the guns and ammunition
they had, and told them they must go back
VI course resistance was gu, Of the question,
and guard OF ten armed men escorted the party
a. far back as Liberty, Clay county. One Of
the citisens Of Aissoari" stole $50 dollars from
= aiiam ACandiess, member of the Maquoke-
"a party and erothcr.in-iaw of Smith Haiimi, of
Eeokuk.
The Aissoarians, who said they were acting
~ citizens of that State, gave receipts for the
guns and ammunition they took
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From the Iowa City Reporter
Report of Investigating Committee OF
she s.egfA1afurs, iSa#

~
The Committee on Ways and Means. who
were authorized by Resolution of the Senate
to examine the books, papers and moneys in the
office of the Treasurer of the State, ant. of the
Superintendent OF Public Instruction, beg leave
to report; that they commenced their labors
by examining the books, papers, &C., of the
State Treasurer, and find him charged in the
Auditors Office, with a balance on sales OF
Saline Lands, on lst November 1854, OF
s5,5I5Fo
Amount received for Revenue from
Nov. lst, 1854, to date-making the
sum of $202935,o0
Total secs, 45l 80
OF which sum we find, according to
vouchers in his Office, that he has
discussed since the said 1st OF
Nov. 1854, up to the present
date, Sl9I,366,45
Leaving balance in his hands of Sll,oS5,o5
Which amount they found in his office in
cash.
Your committee find that the Superintendent
of Public Instruction received on the - day of
January, 1865, the sum of S54, BAL 80, from the
General Government, being the amount of the 3
per cent. funds on the proceeds OF the sales OF
the Public Lands for the previous yeas. OF this
sum there has been distributed among the diff
ferent counties as per report of the fund COM
missioners, on file in the Office of the Superin-
+o,,5opt fbn {nllouut- mount IN u-;t.
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LOUD0N MULLIN,
EK ~ LANE AGENT. :

Council Bluffs. Iowa.
As opened an office Broadway, next door east OF
Honns Drug store, where particular and personal
ATTENTION WI be given 20 the LAND AGENCY
EtsltEsS. In ail Its branches In Council Bluff and
SIOUX Cify Land Districts, and In Nebraska Territory
hes preparing correct copies Of the Government Pas,
and having aecured the services Of good Practical sur
Seyor, who has thorough knowledge Of eur Western
ahds and their Surveys, viii be in possession Of all re-
iiaoie Information Ia regard to the Lands in the above
district. 3D. .s. r. .-.H
Land Located for Settlers and distant Dealers a.
the lowest rates. a .
Lands and Town Lots bought and sold on
Commission. s p t- ~ p
Land Warrants bought and constantly ksnd
for sale for cash, or ON time
Bills of Exchange bought and sold.
COLLECTIONS made, aud proceeds promptly remit.
ted at current rates OF Exchange.
Notes Discounted on short time, well secured.
Deposits received, and interest allowed. -s r.
REFERENCES.
Lascas slmons, Bankers 81. Louis, Mo.
Morgan, McClung & Co., q :"
s. D. Harrington Son, - :"
Green, Thomas L Co., Bankers, Burlington, Iowa
Coolhaugh < Brooks
SpariDg, Coed Co, Philadelphia.
Otis, Norcross Co, Boston.
Hon. JAS lis Ian, u. c. Mt Pleasant, Iowa.
Col. A. Saunders, - II
John II. Gear Co, burlington, Iowa.
Wood, Bacon 4 Co., PHILADELPHIA
y. ~ shinn, Council Bluff, Iowa.
Chas Hendrix Burlington, Iowa
G. o. Loekard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Morris Rindskopf, jan.swIy
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Eclectic Medical Notice

1 saw aesiFes to INFORM the citizens
- OF burlington and vicinity that he has entity
located In burlington forthe practice OF medicine
Dr. D. Is graduate OF the Eclectic Medical College NJ
Cincinnati, college devoted reform in Science
ana practce 10 thos. acquainted with the scientific and
literary character of its Faculty there IN no need NJ
words ofeaiogy or concentration. az. - :,
To those unacquainted with EclecGcism We saw az.
rule in the selection Of remedial agents use those
~ that undergo the process of In the .vs,s
hence we discard Caiomel, Anthony and Arsenic W.
have however, more than fifty new Concentrated rar
dies las yet unknownto the Materia Medlca Of other
schools giving as greater range in the selection Of
agents ,ha Is possessed by others We also discard the
use OF lancet believing 1t the province OF the phys
clan to build up rather than deplete.
Several years residence in the South has given me IA
vora6e opportunities oeontrastng the diseases Of the
North and South.
Chronic disease diagnosed with certainty by the i'm.
pressons made upon the gangionic system, and
treated successfully with concentrated remedies
CANCERS cured efetuai!y without the Of the knife
and old ulcers cured speedily.
Medicines dispensed froushe Office.
Office Green, Thomas 4 Co.'S Bank corner NJ I,
ferson and Third streets. Entrance on Third 4 -.
s. DICKINSON ND
n b Chronic Patients from a distance viii be far
nshed with medicines to last from two to six weeks with
7pssfHe OAAe''i'hs may2sEy
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r. 4 meeting consisting Of Ave delegates


q meeting consisting Of Ave delegates
FROM each Of die German Associations Of New
York was held last week. Stirring addresses
were delivered in the German language, calling
upon the Germans throughout the United States
to rally IN defence OF bleeding Kansas and
charging the Administration and minions OF the
Slave Power with driving the peaceable German
settlers out of Kansas. Preparations were made
for holding a German mass meeting 10 ratify the
nomination of Fremont and Dayton,
Iowa orexs rHE BslL.---It falls to the lot Of
Iowa TO make the first electoral demonstration
ia this campaign Ii is well aud fitting. Let
the first Free Child of the Missouri Compromise
pronounce the first rebuke 10 the demagogues
who wrcsted the Charter of Freedom from the
balance of that empire of whom sho forms a. part
Let her strike the first blow for Freedom Res.
tored and Re-assured, for none can do IL so
properly aud so well! Let her sound the bng'e
note which shall rally the mighty millions around
that gallant man who is TO head us up through
the great North Pass to Freedom and 10 Peace !!
-Keokuk Wing.
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q Human Life Saved.

: . - -Fs DewAGIic, Mich, March II, 1856.
| 4. RHODES, Esq: Dear Sir--As took
ce your medicine to sell on consignment enc
pay, take pleasure in stating its effects reported
10y three brothers who live in this place. and their
testimony is fair specimen OF all have received:
WIS. CpNSLISs told me- 1 had taken nine bottles
Of ChrisIies hgue Balsam, and continually down
while using until my lungs and liver CONTESTED to
that degree that blood discharged from my mouth and
bowels, that all thought It impossible for live
through ano ther chill The doctors did all they could
for me, but thought must die. Nothing done any
good until got RHoDEs FEVER AGuE CrRR, which at
relieved me OF the distress and my
ach and pain in NY head and bowels, and produced
permanent cure in short timer ...- f..
H. NJ CoNKLIN says: had been taking medicine OF
good doctor as we have ia cOunty, and taken
any quantity of qunine and specifics without any good
result from 25t Aug 18th bee. But seeing how nicely
ii operated brother got bottle of RHODES Fg-
YER AND AGCE CURE which effected u permanent cure by
using twohiris of botte.'
S. NJ CoNKLs not here but both the other brothers
say his the II. MS. ] sold the
medicine to hoth The day and the speedy
from the same small quantity, and might specify
Yours with respect,
A. HUNTINGTON.
The above speaks for itself Good proof as is 1t
of no better tenor than the number of like cer
Gates have already published, and the still greater
amount that is continually pouring in me.
ONE THING MORE. Last year had occasion to CAUTION
THE PUBLIC in these words:
"Inotice firm ,Dho hare taken one ofsay gegeyak
circulars, substituted tie name Of their nostyt yor ny
medicine, and then aciN 6rGzeR immunity end their
pdna'tet aoSh tie exclamation, Let the proprietor Of
any other medicine say as mach il he dGres" dc.
Now take pleasure in saying that the referred
to the same "Dr Chrjstes Ague Balsam" that s mem
toned in the above certificate.
There are several other Industrious people who ap
piyingto their poisonous trash all that publish about
my feFer and Ague Cure, antidoe Maiar erceDt
TIE Certificates Of Cures, and the certificates of the cee-
DRAFTED chemist, Dr. James X. Chiffon of ~ " In favor of
It's perfectly harmless character, which is attached to
every bottle. These will always distinguish my
medicine from limitations
JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor.
Providence, RI.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
II. Blakely, ST. Louis.
Barclay Bros, Chicago.
And for sale by Squres Boss and E. E. GAY Burliug-
Ton, ana by druggists generally. je2,bpif,
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To THE RgcuE!,-There viii be township
meetings held in the different townships in Platte
county on next Saturday u2th,) TO determine
upon the means to be used to get settlers into
Kansas by the list of August. Ii is important
that every one who feels AN interest in the future
of Kansas should be present. What we do must
be done quick, If We would save it from the
pestiferoas influence of abolition reign, we must
DO our duty now. bill has passed the United
States Senate and but little doubt is entertained
OF ITS passage in the House, authorizing an cleo
aoh OF delegates to a convention to form State
constitution. The election to take place on the
!ss Monday in November. Three months resi-.
dence in the Territory to eniitle one to vote
he must be IN the territory then by the LIST of
Augase-Parkvillet Mo- Democrat
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PROSPECTS OF CnoPs.-We have taken pains
to ascertain what are the prospects ofcrcps in
this county; and to do so, have visited farms
and conversed with Farmers. The prospects are
hattering. We think there is no doubt but that
grain enough has been planted, and now in fine
condition to create surplus sufficient to supply
thepresent seasons increase OF population This
is encouraging.-It has been thought the corn
crop would fall greatly short, on account of rain
Sod corn would certainly be the better oil more
rain; but on land now beng cultivated the sec
ond year corn is not suffering. Our soil is Pc
culiar-it will stand either drouth or wet, better
the crops.
Since writing the above, heavy rain has fail
len the heaviest since early in the Spring
which still more Increases the catering pros
poets ofour Farmers.-Brovnsyili OK. t. Adv,
july II
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THREsHING MACHINES,
MOEEET'EsS PSTESFE!y

HE Undersigned arc manufacturing a large number
L OF these celebrated Threslng Machines which they
oher TO the farmers Of this country something that viii
exactly meet their wants. Our materials are well
lected and seasoned and work done In the best
her, and We warrant our machines Ia perform right ey
cry respect To thrcsh clean and make ready for
Ro us much grain, in given time, with little waste
any other now In use.
This Is the Machine that has taken the highest prem
ui atthe last three State Fairs Ohio, and In many
other places In the Western Country and regarded BY
nose acquainted with IT. merits foremost among'i
Threshlng Machines.
<ptR HORSE POWER, iswe think, the most simple, du
rable, and light running power yet introduced In the
western Country, and viii not ai to recommend Itself TO
those acquainted with its use.
AH kinds Of repairing doBe on short notice.
Orders or communications from n distance promptly
attended TO. Il. SPENCER CO,
may2lwu Burlington, Iowa.
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HEROIC MorHER.-There was on the Inflated
steamer Northern Indiana, yesterday, Il lone
Mother with four children Satisfying herself
that the destruction of the boat was inevitable,
and that the wide waters of the lake was the
dernier and almost hopeless resort, the noble
woman coolly cast about for the best security
for her four little ones and herself Looking ov-
er the side of the vessel she saw a table floating
near by. Quickly she calculated the chances.
Then, binding three of her children to herself,
she gently lifted the fourth over the side of the
vessel and dropped him into the lake, directing
him to keep still and float on the water" Hav-
ing done this, she next jumped into the water
herself with her three little ones. In few mo-
ments she seized the floating table, placed her
three little ones upon it, then sought and secur-
cd her fourth child, and getting them all upon it,
she chung to it herself until all were finally res
cued by the boats and placed upon the steamer
Mississippi, where the noble woman was heartily
cheered and congratulated by the passengers
on the Steamers who had been anxiously watch
ing all her movements, and who manifested their
regard for her heroism with warm hearts and
unstrung purses. Suchsa woman deserves to be
a mother
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f. BROWNS -
ESSENCE 0E JAMAICA GIMcrp

tINHis Essence is a preparation OF unusual : rrsIia
In ordinary Diarrtoaa, ncipsnt Cholera IN short In
az Eases OF PFostration efthe digestive functions IL n
ihesHhaHs yaine During the prevalence of epiJemr
ehoiera and summer complaints Of children II 4
harry ehcacions; no family individual or trayeir
should be without it. - "aFe'e'
CAuTios-Be sure 10 get tie genuine essence Which, T.
prepared only BY r. BROBy al HE D,asg at,2 Cbe,nf
9 n, Store a. e. corner Of Fifth and Che.tnut street,,
and for sale by ali the respectable Apotbe
carries in the Unitod Sta 'P"'''s
q Sold IN Burlington by Z Z GAY rs,r,h,
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EH-The Cincinnati Columbian is authorized
by Mr.. Corwin to say that he will vote the Sin
more ticket, if it shall be run with a fair pros.
pect CT success in Ohio, Mr.. Fillmore being the
man he prefers. But if the Fillmore ticket is
not likely to carry Ohio, then he viii vote for
Fremont and Dayton, that he does sympathixe
with the Republican party in many Of their
principles, hat to some of the extreme dogmas
announced by them he cannot give his assent.
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Mr. Davis, has truly, been afflicted His eld-
est daughter, the wife of Frank Smith, ESQ. of
Clayton county, woman beloved by all vino
knew her--has been called TO her last home
and Mrs. Davis, was entirely PROSTATE by the
trying dispensation. He, although now down.
hearted and depressed in spirits; unwilling TO
iorego his engagements with Mr.. Letter, came
to Dubuque, and met his opponent, with one of
the most noble, manly and convincing argu-
ments it has been cur privilege to listen TO, du-
ring the present campaign, and has now gone,
With Mr. L. 10 meet his other appointments.
He is decidedly, one of our strongest men, and
vii in Congress, reflect credit, upon his constit-
le uts.-Dubuqne Tribune.
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CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
lis, tsr gs7r -yszssraz-
sk - 50 ? g. e !. -
RAfs--R Q AID LINE!

(tHtcdG0 harrington e QHiHcY CsAtrgE Lilifary Jca
AMI Peorfd d OqnGlrkd Raj RodSs)
I S now completed, and Trans run the entire duap,.
i from BURLINGTON, IOWA, to CHICAGO vithos
change OF ears.
TIE most direct route to CHicdgo, N7o York, B,stos
IHiiddetffia, AMI al other Important points Eat.
2 DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON. SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
Si..- forming Express. through. TN
Arriving at Chicago the evening passing through
Monmouth Gaesbnrg, Princeton nd connecting nj Men
dota with the Illinois Central Rail Road 10 In sare
bloomington Springfield, Decatur, Jacksonville aud Ma
pies; also with Gaena and BunIc.h.
2d-.ic cOnimGduri0s 10 Quincy. 200
3d.-EVSni1sg Express through. B.I5
Connect with Illinois Central Rail Road at Mendoza for
81. Louis aud Cairo direct
Trains on the above Roads run In close conDertop
avoiding all laying over at any OF the points
This road connects at Chicago with the Michigan South.
ern Roads and with all the Roads leading 10 the tanr,
Cities, Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
PdsSeRgers tearing Burlington az ~ p NJ rsdch
Galenn and DunEedM IN ~ ho,us amt 81 Lopis in 20
hours
By this route passengers will reach the interior portion
OF Ohio and Indiana Ia less time and with fewer change
than by any other route, connecting via Michigan Central
at Michigan City, with the New Albany and Salem Road
thence 10 all points south aud soulheu,t
Baggage checked direct through 10 Chicago and 10
charge for handling at any point.
THROUGH TICKETS by this Route con be purchased
at the Ra il Road Office in burlington.
- {. g. HAMMOND, Super intendert.
r. f. IOSFORD Ticket Agent, Burlington. [may H. vi
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Punch has pictorial representation of
aAie u the American Hotel, suggested by the
murder OF the waiter At Wizards BY Herbert.
"a me pctnre guest is represented as holding
= TsSaver 1t the head of his opposite ncighbor.
Saa the impevioas demand. q Pass the mustard, -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sir. hfCSNEL.

MUNNEI.
SIR feel It 10 be my duty you well 10 the pub
lc TO inform you of the wonderful effects Of your inys
nab!e preparation" my whole family having had
The dysentery cured from the free your msd
cine can cheerfay recommend to the public the
est remedy for dysentary Invented. have known
it to be used family medicine throughout this entire
section ofthe country and have never knew 10 fail
one case yet. especially yours,
JAMES ARNOLD.
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Munnels Great American Preparation

Il 81 II II u WEDB Tor thoicra, Cholera Nor
"a bus, ChotIc, Dysentery and pains cramps In the
stomach anu Bowels. This celebrated sprechc Ia used
with the utmost freedom and confidence by gentlemen
who have attained eTinence In Medical profession in
the Eastern states and many Of them throwing aside he
proHnostcs have given certificates esying It's SUPERB
ority 10 any medicine invented for pain
cramps from the stomach aud bowels, and
speedy In Its operation, and has doubtless saved
dreds OF lives. 1t fhDud be family medicine In every
family. Itpurhes the blood and strengthens II system
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NEW CASH PuRcHAsE.-A lady Of wealth
put her daaghter, who had been pampered by in
dolenee, under governess, Upon calling to in-
qnire how her daughter progressed with her
studies, she was told /" Not very we'll" Why,
what is the reasonss "She wants capacity"
Well you know don't regard expease, you
purchase one directly
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CHOLERA CURED.


Mr. MUsSxIL:
siR:-on Monday last my son, eighteen years Of age
TOOK something like the cholera sharp pains In his feet
anu eRs and very severe cramping in the bowels We
administered your "Ameroan Preparation and the third
day he was enabled TO leave his bed and walk about
II Is my family medicine and the public should give
fair trial and 1t will act its noble part
5 Respectfully Yours, -...
J. G. DAVIDSON
Mmnels Great American Preparation. for sale whole.
sale and retail at Squres Bless ,aie Taan,s) Drug
store corner of Jefferson and Main sts Burlington
may23wy ..-= -...-..-s-r. p "a.
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MASS MEETING AT GALEsBURGn.--The Anti
Nebraska men of Knox county propose to hold
State Mass Meeting at Galcsburgh some time
in September. The leading orators Of the
northwest have already been invited to be
present.
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CARTER SPANISH MIXTURE
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD,

I
Not a Particle Of Nercuyv IN IL
An intalibe remedy for scrofula, Kings Evil Rbeuma.
tisin, Obstinate Cutaneous Erupons PiupIes or Pos
tules on the Face, Blotches Bos AgtIe n nd prver
Chronic Sore Eyes Rngworm or Terra
scaidhead, Enlargement and pain OF the
Bones and Joints, Salt Rheum Stub.
ohfh Ulcers, SyphliticDisorders
ana all diseases arising from
.-l ipudiclous use of
Mercury, lmprudeuce
in Life, or Impurity
.. of the Blood.
This great Alternative Medicine and H.. No.,
IS now used by thousands of grateful Pat from all
OF the United States who testify daily 10 the
cures performed by the greatest Of all meJcis a
TIERS SPANISH MIXTURE Nenr.,aia Di, 'oAf-
SSroula Ernptons the skin, Liver Diseases Pevsrs
Ulcers, pid Sores Affection of the Kid news M
the Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching of tb.
noe ana JOINTS are peediyput to fight by using this
inestimabe remedy.
For all diseases othe Blood nothing has yet been found
to compare with it, Il cleanses the system Of all mpuri-
ties, acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys
strengthens the Digestion, gives tone to the stomasb
makes the skin clear and healthy, and restores the Con
Sutuiion, enteebed by disease broken down Inv The x
cesses ofyouth, to its pristine vigor and strength -
For the DISEASES or il Is peculiarly anD,..h,
anu wherever has become known regularly ribeJ
with the happies effects 1t invigorates the veal and H.
biita'ed, and mparts elasticity to the yornnn 80
clears the skin, and leaves the patient fresh and health
socaued Sarsaparillas In existence " e
The large number of certificates which we ha we racv
rom persons from all parts of the United States {, The
best evidence that there Is humbug abnpt 4, Tb
fress hotelAeepers magistrates physicians and nnhi
men, well known TO the community all ada tbajr t.iti'
ny to the wonderful effects OF this GREAT HOOD pIpJ
FER. .- ~ |i''-
Call on the Agent and get an Almanac aud read the
gea,is OF astonishing cdres performed by CARRIERS
ELSE HAD sGSALLY FAILED. The limits of An sdver,es,.
viii not admit their fun insertion.
~ WV S. EEERs & Co., pRopprrross.
To whom all orders must be addressed Az New YORK.
81 For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants f.
all parts OF the United States and the Canadas and m
h. T.. GAY Burlington, Iowa frarI ~ :, ''N "