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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
lowing appropriate sentiments were given at the
Republican jubilee of the 10th:

REPUBLICAN BANQUET AT CHlcAGo-The fol-
lowing appropriate sentiments were given at the
Republican jubilee of the 10th:
THE NORTH wEsT-To be the great central power
Of the Republic never sectional-forever free.
Hon. james Curtis, the first editor of the
first paper published in Chicago, and who was
twice elected Mayor Of Chicago, was called out
to respond to this toast. He said, respond
most cheerfully and heartily to this sentiment
There is but one point in regard to this subject
that can embarrass, . man when he speaks of
the North West-it is subject so vast that we
cannot approach it, to do it justice, even on an
occasion like this. He spoke Of the rapid inn
provement and marvellous development of this
vast region. 1t is true that this great North
west is to be the great central power of the Re-
public, and it is a fact that we all ought to ap-
preciate-a fact, too, that will in time intmidate
all Presidents, who may be disposed to veto APP
preparations for our rivers and harbors. It is
true, too, that the Northwest can never be sec
tional, because it is occupied by the most intel
ligent people from all the different sections Of
the Union. And the sentiment that this North
west shall always be free, is too self:syident to
need remark.
Is8O-There's good time coming Boys.
The Band having most happily touched the
heart OF the assembly by saluting them with
Yankee Dood q, the President then introduced
Hon. B. 9. Cook, State Senator, Of Ottowa-
"He is too good a cook ever to let his bread be
dough. Yes, responded Mr.. Cook, there is q
good time coming, and am not quite sure but
ne have . good time already como. II is q
great thing to fight for freedom. 1t is great
thing 10 be able to stand up and with the truth
of men, say have fought the good fight"
There ia good time coming. II was good
time when our fathers overthrow British Op
preston. Their mantles have fallen upon
US, and now it becomes us to see how We wear
| them.
| The Democratic party is Janus-faced-- for
the North, the other for the South They will
find it difficult to ride tive horses, not an
| easy task under any circnmstances--but when
these horses are going in opposite directions, IN
impossit ility, In our State Senate our trier ID
| told that party when the Missouri Compror nist
was being repealed, that they might succeed By
party drill and overpowering numbers, but thai
We would make them repent OF y We can d
i aud we viii. [Good.1 There's good tim,
coming
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

NONE CURES.

PEIiAn<lPnsA. "a mo. NFh. lso4
kwsscsn 7ssrxpT hsd 81 several yrars bern siiet-
ed with 1i.pspsia, ard sesassoSs.y gsydt Dsbiaay.
accidentally tried ,.y medicine, Hsvaaud's Gernan
Ests, ia The Errs place ason dsaS.eF she having
severe spell nf slck.ss-. Thy eeafsds erm.n Bttess
had sseA sxeet spo hes general De that vas i-
sazst % Try II uyseiL thrn gel &c, and used Il
aessring to directions. and rrsevssi ne more than
aIytsng rad before used giving esaes2i tone and
e.:sh TO the stomach and system. LAST fall had
very seFere spell Of the DiarrHa which continued for
time. Ny lfe, fsr time, was despaired Of Thy
BIsters again being used, acted happily upon tie
stomach and lnsestinss and relieved me from the
great pain suffered, and general heafh to the
system. Iconsder H. doctor, Of the mast valuable
medicines used snd shall great pleasure in
recommending it to others.
Very respectfully thy friend, JOSEPH HUTTON,
No. 5 jennings Row. catharine, above Third
To Dr.. Q. N. Jackson. 100 Arch 1T. phila.
See advertisement,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
~ Enbryo CITY,

The recent sale OF lots 1t Emporium, amount
ed to $ss, 900. The sale in July last amounted
$l00, 900. The company under whose auspices
the town was laid out have fund of $70O, 900,
and they appear determined to make city Of
il. A company has been formed to build . tav-
ern, with capital Of &los.o0o. Of this amount
$4,000 was subscribed At once. Several facto.
ssss have been begun, and Marine Railway j.
in courss Of conssuction. An extensive founda-
~ b being erected. Emporium Is on the Ohio
river, IN Illinois, miles above Carlo and has q
| present . population Of 700. Eighteen months
ago there we're only SIX or seven persons resid
| inR these.-Alton Courier.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

How quickly the chilling blasts Of winter desel-
opes the diseases peculiar to variable climate Neu
raIga Rheumatism, Pain and Aching Of the Bones, the
effects Of Mercury, Old Sores and such Ike affections
hang on US like incubus. Many are no, aware that
The chief cause Of most Of the diseases with which
kind Afflicted proceed directly from impury OF The
blood deprared state of the system, butsuch Is
qaestionnby the iaes. No disease exist when the
blood free from npari.y. This desirable result can
only be obtained by timely resort to CaEters Spanish
Mixture which unqucstionaby the best remedy yet
discovered to purity the blood and expe from the system
the lurking infections which suc serious and dan
gerons results In the Thousands of Of Scroula
Neuragia, Syphilis and others Of the worst forms
Of disease which have been treated by Carriers Spanish
Mixture the propetors have yet to hear of the arst
In which 1t failed to relieve, and in short time erma-
nen,ly to effect We wish the afflicted to try III
the OF single bottle will tell better than anything
we can say in It's favor.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

Etarttngteit, ioed.
III ANiS9 recently enlarged BIS business and added
Ia thereto department for Jolassis and retail seps.
fs.s Ifem his Auction 9esmss saa again tender his
TO the pshc :or the liberal patronage resolved
sciieiis continuance with sdd,iatas Msrs for mr.
nishiuE everything In hIs line oftrEdr AMI ~ the ,
possihic figure both In the Aacto and Jobbiu
msnt. consgnn,ents q, home or FROM ahrusd m H.
a;ien3sdto With prompsness ami despatch ~ u
now tsa.cfte rfs,y
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
The Greatest TJedici Discovery Of thu
Age is
AYERS CATaARTIC PILLS.


AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.
They don't HELp'' complaints, but they CURE them.
One Box has cured Dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the worst cases Of scrofua
Two Boxes have cured Erysipslas.
One Box always cures the Jaundice.
Three Boxes to cleans the system from Bois
often less than does it.
Two Boxes have completely cured the worst ulcers on
the legs.
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles.
One dose cures the headache arising from foul sto-
mach.
Strong doses often repeated expe1 every worm from
the body. They Should be given to children, who srs
always more or less afflicted With this scourge.
As genuine Physic they have no equal.
One Boxcures arrangement of the Liver.
Talf Box cures Cold.
T " purify the blood, and thus strike ct the founda
tion or t,yery disease
Dill, Pill there is not their equal in the world.
Tbey are surely vegetable, and do no harm, bu,
do accomplish n unaccountable amount Of good.
Pr-pared by DR.. J. @. AYRE, Practical Chemist, Low
ell and sold ny all Druggists and Dealersin Medi
cine through this sec ton. oct WIN
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

l.prevsnen's I'm ChicaEe fer 1885.
| South Division
Business Blocks> Residences Total
Sl,e06.500 &71s.30o a. aaa 900
North Division
Business Blocks. Residences Tots,
L SS1os,go e2s7,Sso $34O,3so
business Blocks. Residences. Total.
n sos. 400 ss2o, 500 A27s,s
city, a24so
Churches, Seminaries, Academies etc 3I1Too
Improvements by Water and Gas
Works, TO, M,
1900 buildings in various pats Of the
city, not reported, averaging 81, 900
each (estimatcd) Loo ooo
improvements reported by the City
Superintendent 97l Aaa
Other city improvements lss'4oO
l Total cost OF Improvements for &c s5,ss7, 1924
oos' Of improvements IN 90 S,735, 254
Increase OF Improvements over SO 1882, $40
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
A Sure Remedy Tor Piles.
A western Agent Writes as Follows:

lady presented herself to me with the right cheek
swollen, much pain In the REGION with nervous tremor
She was directed to apply your Healing Embrocation
very two hours rubbing it gently with piece of CLOTH
On the first application she exclaimed How 1t smars
but by perseverng relieved and totally cured
the following morning Such the effects of this
derul Medicine, Dyers Healing Embroca:ion afording
the most cheerful evidence OF It's disease conquerng
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
..NExER say pYE,,

ssNEyEK SAY DTE''
To person whose hair has become gray prematurely
unless you Of advising the use of something
that will remedy the matter. Dying the hair with ord
nary articles is BEST but temporary affair and the
shade produced is any thing but that which nature
| adorns the human hair The
aINIMITABLE HAIR COLORINGn
and RESTORATIVE Of @. HEIAsrREKr Co., does act
dye 1t stimulates the natural secreons at the roots
the bair by giving life and the small
which secrees the natural colorng and thus gives
neville and strength Itdocs not stain the skin, and
nay be used freely water and with much safety.
The rcle composed of oil and stimulating spirits, az
fordinr a agreeable Hair Wash. and an excellent sub
sttute for I'll or Psmatupi.
The peculiar properties of this preparation render
entirely dirent from any thing in for the Hair
The color of the hair when restored, is exactly the
shade 1t was before turned grey, and the singular pe
noena attending its us not only curious but easily
Observed As the bulbs at the roots OF each hair af
feced by remedial agents. the commencement fhe
change may be noticed; the ulbs dark, and in
short time the hair from the root outward begins to
turn in shade and continues to do until the desired
change effected, and the Hair the glossy APP
pearance and shade of youth. This may seem strange
but no msre strange than true The article has been
extensively initiated and persons should be par tcuar to
parchase Of my agents The genuine has the signature
the late rg and the present proprietor across the top
of each bottle. W. Z. HAIAN,
Surviving partner and successor to c. HElMsrREET
Co., sole proprietor, Troy, NY.
SoufREs Boss, Agents, Burlington. lnov. 19-bp3u,,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

Richmond, Dec. Il.
steeaM of water broke loose LAST night in
ths hidlotheAn coal pits drowning sir white men
and seyes negroes
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CARRIERS, ADnRESS.

The Carriers Of the Hawk-Eye and Telegraph offer
reward Of fine Library edition of Shakespeare in 4
volumes for the best New Years Address, to be sent to
this office by the 9th instant The books can be seen at
Browns Book Store, on Third street. [dec 1s-dtd.
1O0 GALLONS LINsEED or, Of our own
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

WILL HE OBEr OR REMsx.--The St. Louis
inteiigencer, in speaking of the election Of Col.
onel Bssell and the Republican State Ticket.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
A Dovrsrrc Juppoyrvrvr p,..;,

+ ADoNEsrIc IMPRoyEMENr.--Putting down car.
pets with lacks has always been trial and tribu.
lation to housekeepers, which ought to have been
ol,viated by some better invention before this.
An improvement which will answer the purpose,
has been announced. 1t consists of series OF
cast iron buttons. with the lower end formed in
the share of q cam.-Ths is secured to the base
board of the room, and when the carpet is prop.
erly stretched, the cams are turned down upon
It and retain it firmly in its place. This saves
the carpet from the tear and wear of tacks and
tho floor from the injury of nails being driven
into it, beside making the putting down and re-
moving of carpets but few minutes work.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
Peoria. Dec. 20,

Altoona left YESTERDAY: storm detained the Hem
rietta have had very heavy rain for over IA
hours; ground frozen; all water runs into the
river, which is again rising. Lake above still
closed with ice; no prospects of opening this
winter. No difficulty now between st. Louis and
Peoria for steamboats,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
a MIsrAkE-santuel having confessional

MIsrAKE.-Santuel having confessional
dress on to say vespers, lady, who took him
for confessor, threw herself upon her knees
and recounted all her SINS She then asked him
for absolution.
Whist, do you take me for priests? said San
teul.
why them said the lady, quite alarmed, did
you listen to mey
And why replied SAMUEL, did you speak to
me?'
I'm instantly complain Of you to your PRIOR
said the enraged female.
And ], said the poet, am going to your hus.
band to give him full account of your con-
duct
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

New fork, Dee. Is
The steamship Arago sailed ct noon for South
ampton AID Havre with IS passengers and $s5,-
900 in specie
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

III. Cool, the new delegate from Ari1oniA,
brings some specimens Of ninsrals aid 70 b
IL riches& in the world.
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THEODORE b. WEBER.

N0TgCE.-Alithose knowing themselves indebted
IN to me. either by Notes Book accounts are re-
querted call and settle before the first day Of JAM
uary, 1851. THEODORE B. WEBER.
dec. 3d2n. (Gazette copy.l
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
New Store and New Goods.

INV OIUIe anu N6W UUOUS. -
"M. v. UTTER has opened Store on the
w corner of Third and Washington streets, tor the
purpose ofretailing DIE ~ GOODS. -
His stock is entirely new and will compare fayorably
with any stock in the city, embracing of the yar
GUS styles of dress goods usually found in dry good
tillas, &c. Et% = -
Alsoa fine stock of Clothing, Boots Shoes Hats Caps
&C., all Of which will be sold unusually low for cash
oct1S " L. HITTER
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MRoKTANTT TO SHIPPERS Of MERCHANDISE
An irsigh. going West q rln lou lows II ma Ned
oale Of n ~ and all freight going on The Mis-
K r. VIII be promptly forwarded withou, any char.
Tor or Commission Shippers DESTROYS ~ = rs
nose charges are rsquesedto be particular to marx a
soose. Nm. II. BaGKUs,
Supt, B-&MR.R
Q. @. HAMMOND,
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Who Wants a Home
/ WILL sell FARM n Franklin Township, with good
Improvements, and at reasonable prices en- credit
OF hve years Call soon, If you wish to secure home
on COED terms ..gselE HENRY II. SCOTT.
Burlington, Aug.s. aug dAw
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A Standard Medicine.

Dyer's Healing Embrocaton has reputation unlike
that of any other Medicine 1t takes precedence Of
other article used recommended for like purposes
whenever introduced into family, persuasion woult
induce them to be without it, Reader ifyou have never
used it, and have unfortunately become Cut, Wounded
Bruised or are suffering from PAIN either external In
terna try Dyers Healing Embrocaton at once and yor
will eve- after keepit on hand.
A. II. FIELD, Providence, 4. l., Proprietor.
E-sod in Burlington by SQUIRES BLoSS, Whole
sale Agents for Southern Iowa. and by Druggists general
IL throughout the State.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17

Behold! Old Things are made New.
GENFLEMEN'S CLOTRfNG OF all kinds
~ Secured, Repaired, and handsomely finished; also
Ladies' Canton Grape, and Silk and Wooden goods OF
every description ceansed and Dressed look like
by John A. Martin Orders for Mr.. NJ. will be taken In
q Co.snew Bank. a s5aslf tsept24dw;iun.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
The "Ne Plus Ultra"

Ofall Pain Destroyers is Dyers Healing Embrocation.
This Medicine received ndsputabe proofs of its
lue from sources worthy of reliability and confidence
forming an array facts unparalleled in the history Of
any other preparation is worthy of the most perfect
confidence performing does most astonishing
and giving fresh evidence daily disease conquer
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-17
LECTURES ON EUROPE.

-
VXTHO has re sided and travelled much in Europe du
w ring the last twenty years. will deliver in this city
of nine Lectures, illustrated by large and ad-
mrable Maps, Views Of Ancient Edfces, Pictures Of
Costume, etc., -
AT THE BAPTIST CHURCH,
this week and the two next succeeding.
The first which will be Introductory the course, will
be given this evening Monday, Dec. 15th) commencing
at o'clock 1t wirel the Government Of Europe
the character of the Chief Rulers the of the
Courts, etc.
sent political social moral and religious of each
country that will be most likely interest an American
audience They Will be given in the following order:
l. Russia and Poland.
q Greece Turkey and the late War in the East.
g. Holland and Germany.
L. The Scandinavian Countries Denmark, Sweden,
8 Florence and Switzerland.
s. Italy.
L spain and Portugal
S. Great Britain and Ireland.
Tickets for the single lectures 80 cts
or gentleman and lady, Is cts. To be had Of j. P.
Brown, 4. W. Perry, II. H. Hawley and Corse Son.
dec. 16-ltf. sST
WESTERLY BOOK, MUSIC AND HAT
STORE, NOW OPENING.
THE subscriber would respectfully announce that
he sew 81 Ri The
Neet NORTH Of the Bdrret House,
Burlington, Iowa.
Said stock consists Of the largest assortment Of
Books L. Stationery
opened west of the Mississippi River Books of the
latest and best editions adapted to the Of Schools
and Libraries of every grade and Readers Of every
class and taste fine Stationery Of every kind super
Blank Books, &C., of the very best quality the lowest
prices An experience of many in the Bookseng
and Publishing bushes in Eastern Cities extensive
quanance and favorable arrangements with the largest
publishing Houses the subscriber in saying he
can give satisfaction In this department.
Piano EOrlex,
which for beauty and of tone and elegance of
ish challenge comparison with any in the United States
The connection Of the subscriber with the Mandatory
where these instruments made enables him to give
full guarantee that every instrument will give entire
satisfaction, orit will be exchanged the purchase mos
ney be refunded.
Mel0deons,
from the celebrated Mandatory of Geo. A. Prince
Co.. which Of itself is sufficient guarantee Of their ex-
cellence.
Musical Instruments,
Including Guitars, VolineS Flutes Garionetts yiolen.
cellos, Accordeons, Music Boxes de-, &C. Also Violin
Strings and Musical Merchandise generally. .-t
Sheet Music,
Embracing the --latest and popular public
well the productions OF Standard Classical Eufhors
Hats and Caps,
Comprising fne assortment Of Soft Hats and Sill
Plush and Cloth Caps, which will be sold at yery Low
| price, at arhotesdle and retail.
Fancy G0odS.
Consisting Of Gold Pens and Pencils, Pocket Books PORT
Monaies, Hair Brushes and Combs Ladies' Reticules Pa
/ Iors, Straps, Soaps, Perfumery, &C. -
WIN be ready for inspection and sale GA Monday the
10Th inst, soon thereafter Carpenters and Painter
! will permit Please call and examine.
\ burlington, Dec. II, lS56-dkw II HAWLEY
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SPLENDID Farm for Sale

CONTAINING T4X acres, Az miles west Of town. on
~ the Mt Pleasant road. The Railroad passes within
lew rods There Is on the Farm frame dwelling
which cost about $500; fine young orchard good els
tern, good WE'LL good stable, large hog house, never.
failing spring, and good fences. About thirty acres
TIMBER balance prairie land high state Of cutiya.
ton VIII be sold cheap, and on ensy terms.
L. g. JEFFEEs,
aelE Over Green Thomas Co.'S Bank.
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AUCTION !; !.

n CCIlON IT. E1EHs- e)9l6saiI
70 the house, lately oee1pied ~ svsn Tbsf 81 Coss
bxnklne Honss door mort I1sasA
friends and uAtfons fatssy. ~
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WOLVES in Town.

The Anamosa Zones County, Eureka, warns
in Monticello township, a Mrs. Smith and her
children, while gathering wood, were closely
pursued by pack of wolves and barely escap-
ed to the house, After the doors closed, the
wolves dug at the embankment Of the house
but accomplished nothing. A boy was attack
ed by wolf. but kept him at bay with bride
until his father came Ia his assistance. A young
man on horseback was chased by pack Of
about fifty wolves. Numerous sheep have been
killed by the wolves, which exhibit unusual bold
ness and ferocity.
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A Splendid Farm for Sale.

THE place known as the Ballard Farm 7rnes nerth
= OF burlington on the Burlington and Louisa Plank
ROAD The above Is highly improved and under good
other out buildings, ina bearing orchsrd steam
aud gris MIL adjoining and also exseant tavern-
stand. and witha In Of the bss, neghtorhocds In
the co 'niry. To he sold accommodating terms. For
further particulars, enquire Al the Office %
anSod&wn JW. w. d, GILBERT.
VALSAnLE PROPERTY faR SAFE.
The subscriber offers for sale his new Steam saw
Mil, situated at the foot of Pine street.
The mill Is OF the most approved construction and we'll
adapted to do an extensive business In Pine or Hsrd
Lumber; having muley and circular saws, With new
Engine and forty horse power boiler OF tlc most subs
stantial make. fsept3-dtfl JAMES McKELL.
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DHssoI.Ir,E1oN NOTICE

DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the coparsnership
heretofore listing between the subscribers In the
name OF THoS HEDGE CO., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent The business Of the late firm viii be
settled by fhos Hedge. Either partner may use the
name of the firm in settlement of accounts
Thos. Hedge will continue business as heretofore
TH0s.s HEDGE,
+. l.. UNDERWOOD
dec slim
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Improved Farm for Sale.

A " EXCELLENT FARM OF 600 ACRES. This is
IA situate upon the Mt Pleasant Plank Road ten miles
west OF Burlington and short distance Dauyie
There are l6o prsirtc nearly all under eutvaon
and 40 acres OF woodland Also good two story house,
WELL and orchard. This Ia known the "pinto farm "
and ac De sold cheap sold soon Call at Real Estate
once OF @ lsep Isl GEORGE H. LANE.