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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26

We learn that Mr.. Sabins, who lives some
three miles north Of this place, met with the
sad accident last Sunday evening of having his
hourse burned down, together with ali his
goods. We believe that nothing of any value
was saved Mr.. S4bins had that day gone TO
keithsburg TO be united 10 second wife. and
there we're none but small children at home,
some of whom narrowly escaped with their lives.
New Boston Senpariei
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26

How THE LADIES Look AT1r.-It is curious to
see how woman's aesthetic nature-her fine per-
ception ofwhat is observation-disclosures all her
criticisms of men and manners. We remember
hearing of lady deprecatng the disparaging
remark of a friend upon favorite preacher, ex-
claiming, II don't see how You can say DR.. B. is
never saw" This is equalled by remark
made to us by lady not long since Criticisng
the performance of a lecturer, she declared.
"His manner lacked animation and his dickey
was too high" - - - .----
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PLANK ROAD NURSERY

INO HtteeS u1t1 a h1y tcest Of Burf{pnfon L,,no
T1AShD LEONAi;D ID, Propriefor.--Any one
wanting apple trees would do well to cali or send 10
the above named Nursery, where they will find the arees
iot OF trees ever offered to the public country Of ali
sues ana ages from one to six years old Grated roots.
ana sclans ior grating can be had by the quantity.
trees and shrubs. = - = - ~
Trees sacked or boxed may be desired In the best
her and delivered at the river Railroad free of charge
except for packing 's''F ~ o.
~ Orders with the cash, approved references vii,
De promptly attended TO- viii send priced catalogue
" al "-o may Apply re fs5t. za K, aug Is Smdw
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26

a Countess Spaar has just been married at
Rome for the fourth tine. Her FIRST was
Count Giraud her second was Lord nowdeIl,
who left her large fortune her third VAS
Coun, Spaur. Bavarsan Ambassador at Rome,
and her fourth is Baron Charles de Kaantiz, the
praSsian Ambassador
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26

eS- Mr.. Godschmidt, the husband of Jenny
Lind sent an insolent reply to letter written
by concert Spectator in London. The specu-
lator met Goldschmidt in the street and pulled
his nose, whereupon the Spectator was summon
ed before a court to answer for the assault The
court after fell hearing, fined the defendant fee
shittinqs. s,s Nf 80 "z'~ s. -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26

We have heard IL good deal of prophetic talk
last fall about thin corn-husks and an open win
ter: 1t may have been true that the corn-husks
were thin-and it may be that being so, is an I'M
erring sign of an open winter, and it may be
also that the winter thus far has been OPEN
Guess upon the whole that it has. We there
fore embrace this early opportunity to express
our decided preference for thick husks, these
open winters let too much cold n.-Logan Gaz.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
1855. Summer Arrangement. 1855.
Lea - M

Ez-Sc
- IS Hours between New York and Chicago
Michigan Southern and Lake Shore Railroad route to
i''5a1o, Niagara Falls; Albany, Ne,o York and Bos.
ton. d
EY4 thro' Passenger Trains each way, Daily SaI1
The only direct and reliable route, being f26 siies
nearer to Cleveland, Pittsburgh Harrisburgh, Phadel-
phia Baltimore and Washington, than any other route
to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York and Boston,
Mail and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chicago ut 525A
M.-arriving in Cleveland at 925 p NJ
fELghtnng Express, througf-leaves Chicago at 7.45
A. M:-arrYing in Cleveland at 925 Z. NJ. and New
York and Boston next evening.
3-New York and Boston Express-leaves Chicago n,
S55 p M.arrives in Cleveland at 10 A. NJ. and New
York and Boston next morning. H.
4-Steamboa and Railroad Express-leayes Chicago ,t
$40 M-connects next r! ,rnng with steamers at To-
,suo ior b1halo direct also connecting with trains
evening, and New York next day at 1l9PM
ron5s n the above trains connect through all
Only three trains Saturday: ~.
Leaves at 522 A. NJ, 7.45 A. NJ, and 355 p. NJ
Only one train on Sunday: %" -
Baggage checked to Dunkirk and Buffalo, thence s
to New York and Boston.
- Passengers leaving Chicago by either Of the above
trens reach Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Phladephis etc.
from ~ to 20 hours in advance of any other route
p ~ oniy Two changes Of cars between Chicago and
The well known m4gncen. steam palaces Southern
the boat line between Toledo and Buffalo > ,-'.'.>'
Boats leave Toledo at A. NJ, on the arrival of the
10 z NJ trains, connecting at Buffalo with the A. NJ
NORTHERN INDIANA, Capt l. T. pheat, leaves Buffalo
Monday and Thursdays-Toledo Wednesdays and Satnr.
days. . A s"'ui
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN, Capt A. D. Perkins leaves R,fr,o
Tuesdays and fidays-Teiedo Mondays and THURSDAYS
EsPIHs STATE, Capt. l.. b. Goldsmith leaves Buffalo
Wednesdays and Saturdays-Toledo TUESDAYS and Fri; |
days. ' N ~
The above boats leave Toledo at A. NJ on the arrival
o, the y 40 trains out Of Chicago connecting with
me 30 ? a. Express out of Buffalo next morning.
tickets to be had the Office of the g. b. and
X at burlington and at the General Passenger Of
nee OF The Michigan Southern road the fremont
iouse, chicago and at the Passenger Depot corner OF
Van Buren, and Sherman streets - =. |
The travelling public will bear in mind that this IL
The only road using FoOT'S VENTILATED CARS avoid
ing entirely the dust and smoke annoying to travellers
On other roads
PASSENGER AGENTS. 55E. n
~ GEO N. GRir, fremont Building. Chieagoa gss /
w b. T. FIELD, Planters Hotel St. Louis: Il
; J. T. PoarEa, 1913 Broadway New York:
Capt c. FORBES, Buffalo, n. Y; - aF /
p .B. TRuAx, Toledo Ohio q - rs a5a .s sG 1
Y 4 JAMES MOORE Ganr snp,t
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ID CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
tss u E -: - Es::z3
RAiE-ROADLANE!

(tnfcdg0, Burttgtoa &c (ftt,cy. Central Military Trac
"a ana Psof.td d oqudaoka Rail Roaas.) Dsct- !
rs comp eted and Trains run the entire distance
i from BURLINGTON, IOWA, to CHICAGO withou,
change of ears. :
Tie most direct route 20 Chicago Eelo York Rostop
philadelphia, and al other Important paints ~
. DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON. SUNDAYS
& EXCEPTED. s ~ :
day EIpreSs...Ehr 40. A. NJ
Arriving at Chicago the evening passing through
Monmouth Galesburg, Princeton and connecting at Mem
dota With the Illinois Central Rail Road to La s,Ie
Bloomington, Springfield, Decatur Jacksonville and Na
pies; also wiki Gslrna aud Dunleith., s -
p2.-Express Through, 1880, p. MI.
Connect with Illinois Central Rail Road at Mendoza for
St. Louis and Cairo direct.
Trains on the above Roads run in close conneetfop
avoiding all laying over any OF the points, -"
This road connects u Chicago with the Michigan Souh.
Roads and with al the Roads leading to the Aantie
Cities, Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania:
Passengers tearing BatliaSfo.. at 100 p N. Ranch
Gatend and Daaied Ia IL hours, and ST. Louis In %
hours. E5 Hf4 sa~
by this route passengers will reach the interior portion
OF Ohio and Indiana in less lime nd with fewer cangea
than BY apT other route connecting via Michigan ensra
at Michigan City, with the New Albany and salem Road
thence to al! points south aud southeast
Baggage Checked direct through 10 Chicago and no
charge for handling at any point.
THROUGH TICKETS BY This Route can be purchased
at the Ra III Road Once In Burlington
. e G. HAMMOND, Super intendent.
H. hosfohb, Ticket Agent, Burlington. fmay II. wtf
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ETJH0SE THAT SHAKE, STAKE NO MORE
nK. kODLEa - Fever and Ague Hal

LEI I0OSE IdhT SHAhE, SI7fRESO NOPE
nK. kODLEA'S Fever and Ague Issl
~ sam, Is Warranted.-Thls medicine, for all
levers o. an intermittent character, Fever aud Ague
ering from protraced ntermen.s is tbe best remedy
ever offered to the public This no Jatens aosfuDs
but Is only offered public remedy, because OF the
constant demand have had for 81 In my private prac
tice for number OF years is used by the most emf
other remedies for the above disease L. is purely YES.
etabe compound and may be given both old and youny
with perfect safety ii gives tone action 4; The
whole SYSTEM and acts powerful tonic have ma
with almost perfect success in my practice for nun
Der Of years, and nov offer ii q public remedy Knor
and used. 49, ~ ~ - ''1
sold Wholesale and Retail by DRs BOD
For sale by Z. Z. GAY AND J. r. TALLAST Burliny,on
Iowa. (noy 2TH y
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26

Mr. Meagher's wife is called the Countess of
sarsaparilla She is a daughter of SarsaparilIa
Townsend.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
THE BEST Alternative KNOWN y

IdE bES1 AL16dAl1VE hNU WIN ).
Not a Particle of Mercury in ii
An infalibe remedy for Scrofula Kings Evil Rheuma.
tism, Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptions, Pmpes Pos
tues the Face, Blotches, Boils, Ague and Fever,
... Chronic Sore Eyes. Ringworm, letter,
Scald-head, Enlargement and pain of the
Bones and joints, Salt Rheum Stub.
s... DORA Ulcers, SyphlitlcDisorders;
and all diseases arising from
njudiclous use of
Mercury, Imprudence
in Life, or Impurity
.r of the Blood.
This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier OF the Blood
by thousands Of patients from all parts
of the United States who testify daily to the remarkable
performed by the greatest of all medicines "CAR-
TIERS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Ulcers Old Sores Affection of the Kidneys Diseases Of
the Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching Of the
Bones and Joints, are speedily put to st by using this
inestmable remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood nothing has yet been found
to compare with it, 1t ceanses the system of all inpuri
ties acts gently and efficiently the Liver and Kidneys
strengthens the Digestion, gives to the stomach
makes the Skin clear and healthy and restores the Con-
stituton enfeebed by disease broken down by the
of youth, to its pristine vigor and strength
For the DISEASES OF FEMALES is peculiarly applicable
and wherever has become known regularly prescribed
with the happest effects. 1t invgorates the de-
bitated, and mparts elasticity to the frame,
clears the skim and leaves the patient fresh healthy
single bottle of this nestimable remedy worth all the
so-caled Sarsaparias in existence.
The large number of certificates which have received
from from all parts of the United States the
best evidence that there Is no humbug about IT, The
Press, hotekecpers magistrates physicians, public
men, well known the community, all adj their testlmo.
ny to the wonderful effects OF this GREAT BLOOD PURI-
FER.
Call on the Agent and get an Almanac aud read the
details o! astonishing cures performed by CARTERS
SPANISH MIXTURE IN MOST THING
sIGNALLy The limits of advertisement
will not admit their full insertion.
VIM s. IEERS & Co., PRopItE1oRs,
No. 304, Broadway, New York.
To whom all orders must be addressed
sB For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants in
all parts of the United States and the Canadas and by
f. Z. GAY, Burlington, Iowa. [marl.bpy.1
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26

A. W. & W. CARPENTER,
DEALERS I'm Gold and silver Watches,
- CLOCKS JswHIRy, Silverware, Fine Cutlery, Gold
PENS Fine Silver Plated Ware, Spcctacles, Coral Beads
Aorte Monsees, Spy Glasses, Hair Brushes, Acoorde-
ons, &C., &C.
~ Watches and JeAelry repaired and warranted,
Cash paid for old Gold and Silver. Store on Main street,
~, ~, ,tnn L,,ro = II .-..--.. sent %.
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i a.
'derslguI
baslak'
Co. for
and For
hr att.
E-
produce
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26

r STOVER, ARCHITECT,-Wlll furnish
drawings and superntend the construction of build
ings Of all description public and private oice, North
Main street, Burlington Iowa. tjan.21.y.]
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-03-26

- C. N. Oh cry,
(Successor to Il. w. Cooper)
MANUFACTURERS Of SAFETY GAS
Nl LAMPS, and Patent Phosphene Gas, and Dealer
In French China Vases Burning Fluid Lamps, Chanda-
ers &c, of Jefferson and Fourth streets buins
ton, Iowa.-Burnlng Fluid, Spirit Gas and Camphene,
Wholesale and Retail Lamps and Gas Fixtures repaired
and reanished. juyll.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-07-10
Celebration at Minerva.

Pursuant to notice given, the Birthday OI
our National Independence was celebrated al
Minerva, Ohio, on the Fourth of July. 1856,
by The Independent Order of Good Templars,
and :he friends Of Temperance. The day was
fine, aud a large concourse attended the Cele-
bFation.
Att hour of 4 o'clock, A. NJ, the men,
bers of The Order formed procession at the
Lodge, and preceded by the Hanover Brass
Band, marched to the grove, where ~as ssrv.
ed up dinner prepared for the occasion. All
we're invited to participate, and large number
Of those present did.
After the dinner was dispatched, the meeting
was called to order and organised By the ap'
pointment Of Rev. j. W. Swick. as Chairman,
and J. Swearingen. Secretary. The following
order of exercises Was announced by the Sec.
retary:
I. Prayer. By Rev. J. " Swick.
2. Music, By the Band.
5. Ioosts.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-07-10

TRouBLEs IN CAiIFoRSTA.--In to-day's pa
per we give details Of the troubles along our
Pacific coast. The "land Of Ophir" is the a.
renA Of anarchy-ciVil war seems inevitable
The beginning Ofthe present troubles was an
ARRAY between two editors Of San Francisco
On the l4th Of May, James King. editor Of
the San Francisco Bulletin, was shot by James
P. Casey, editor Of the Sunday Times, who
was formerly al inmate ofthe New-YOrk Pen
itentiaty, and a reputed thief and gambler
The offence Of Mr.. King was the exposure OI
official corruptiOns in California. He was an
excellent citizen and very popular in the city,
and the knowledge of the fact that he was the
victim ola conspiracy among thieves and gam
blers, produced the most intense excitement.
The old Vigilance Committee was reorganized.
and on the 18th, 2 500 armed men took the
prisoner from the Jail for the purpose Of CIV
ing him a trial, and executing him il found
guilty. The trial resulted 10 verdict Of guilty
and Casey, together with a confederate named
Cora, was hung on tie 92nd, the day Kings
funeral took place.
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Epilepsy, or Falling Fits.

We believe we cannot do our readers more impor-
ant SERVICE than by again calling Eher attention to
that most remarkable preparation, discovered by Dr.
Seth s. Hance Of Baltimore, Nd, which possesses the
power Of alleviang and curing that hOrrd vista ton
Of man-Epilepsy, or falling fits. In recommending
this preparation to ers, we do so with con-
victiOn that not degrading columns to puff
common patent medicine, but facing before them
discovery, which, II fully known, would probably do
more to alleviate human suffering than any invention
of modern times. DR.. Hance in asking us to notice his
preparation avor1by in editorial department. has
sent US for perusa number of letters from persons
who have used his pills. and have been cured thereby
All of them speak in the most grateful and eulogisc
terms One great advantage this medicine possesses is
the fact thatit can be transported through the mails
thereby afOrdng every opportunity of dealing
directly with the inventor and also Precuding ell posi-
biity Of being imposed upon by counterfeit or spur
Gus imitation DR.. Hance pays the postage on his pills
to any part Of the country and will forward them by
return of mail, on the receipt of q remittance His
prices as follows One box 50, two do IS; twelve
do $24 All orders for the medicine should be address
ed to SETH s. HANCE, lOs Baltimore street. Balti.
more, Nd
June l2.-1m.
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HOI1o'ooys Pills have again triumphed oter
svery other medicine.-Interesting Case n--Emily
Walton, aged IT, of Walnut street, Cincinnati suffered
much and often from sick headaches tOtterng Of tue
limbs, numbneSs Of the whole body, and other symp.
toms which very much alarmed Der fond parents, the
ctua and nature Of the complaint puzzled every
one it bore such variety of aspects and consequent.
ly there were variety OfOpiniOns on the subject
Three months ago, the mother boldly went to work
With HOlowsy's Pills. which very quickly perfOrmtd
heir part for in six weeks the young lady was in the
possession of the most robust heah after every ad-
vice and medicine had failed. They are an excellent
medicine for young ladies entering into wOmanhoOd.
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ORDINANCE.

Minerva
let, That IL shall be, and hereby 4 mad. ths
duty Of the IRE warden, ere uardshs, Of aid Bor
ough 70 examine or inspect all chmneys aues ,tOve.
pipes. hrepvae e. o. other places Ct which h.s h or
may be, either ordinarily OF occasionally kept within
the eorPOrAted limits Of the town oi Minerva
and, That said warden, o. uardens after making
such examination, are satisfied that Fires are at Gny
time kept where h is unsae, and liable 10 result IN TIE
destruction Of property they hereby suthorzed and
required modify the occupant Of the proper.
y upon which it s found Of said fact and order him,
her, them either 70 desst making hre AZ such place
or have the same made saie. or both, with as little de
ay as possible.
80. Said warden, or va dens, shall be governed By
the ollOsng HULEs from which there shall be no dsevi
alton, unless warranted By peculiar eircums anee In.
toe case in which instances be- they are hereby au
thofized 70 exercise Discretionary power
], All ebimneys hues shall be At least feet high
after leaving the roof Six Brick Tor more) 70 he
round, laid fat with lime mortar
2 All Flues shall be either arched or capped At The
to9i or have an elboW 10 the stove pipe communicating
herewith, unless % feet from the fire.
8 The Fire shall In eli instances be At least 70 feet
from The top Of the chimney or hue.
8, No pipe shall enter the chimney or hue in the gar
ret, or at any other place difficult Of access or remote
rom observation.
5, In al cases where q chimney, hue, or pipe, has
been found 10 be unsafe, aud the owner or occupant
having been notified thereof snd falling 70 comply with
the foregoing requirements. within reasonable time
Il shall be the duty Of the FIRE Warden, OF Wardens
foresaid 10 have the necessary changes OF re-
pairs made By competent workman; and the same shall
be done ct the cost Of the owner Of the property.
g. Any person or persons refusing 10 permit the do.
y qualified officers 10 make the necessary examinations
Of their ehmneys aues, pipes &C., shall be fined in
ny not exceeding 81 at the discretion Of the Nay
or for every such refusal.
7, So much Of ordnance yol fs relates 10 6res, and
inspection Of chimneys Hues &c. b hereby repealed.
Passed Nay 3Oth, 1856.
ALEXANDER MCDOWELL, Mayor.
j. O. HOsTErTER, Recorder. pro ten.
June 26, l656.-3W.
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FURNITURE DEPoT.-While at Minerva, a
fe W days ago. we called at the furniture rooms
of o. ]. Pitney, and found them we'll stored
with all kinds Of furniture, re,-tables, cupbOards.
bureaus, secretaries, side boards, card-tables,
chairs Of every description, bed steads-cOt'
tage and common--&C. dc. embracing almost
every variety Of style. and at such prices that
will warrant persons from distance to go
there to purchase. Pitney is in every sense Of
the word gentleman, aud we guarantee satis-
faction rendered to all who may favor him
with call
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A MARVELLOUSREMEDY
A MARVELLOUSAGE!

THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY
By the aid of microscope, we see millions of little
openings the surface Of our bodies Through these
this Ointment when rubbed on the skin is carried to
any organ inward part. Diseases Of the Kidneys,
disorders of the Liver, affections Of the heart Infa.
nation of the Lungs, Asthmas Coughs and IOlds are
by its means efectually cured, Every housewife
knows that salt passes freely through bone or meat Of
penetrates through any bone eshy part of the V-
ing body, curing the most dangerousinW cOmpaintz
that cannot be reached by other means.
ERYsIPELAs, SALT RHEUx coRBUrIKG HUNoRs.-
No remedy has ever done so much for the Of dis
Of the Skin whatever form they may assume as
this Ointment. No case Of Salt Rheum, Seurvsy
Sore Heads, Serofulaor Erysipelas long withstand
its influence. The inventor has travelled over many
parts Of the globe, visiting the principle hospitals
dispensing the Ointment, giving advice as to its apph
cation and has thus been the means OF restoring count
less numbers to health.
SoRE LEGs, SORE BREAST, WOUEDs ULCER s.
Some of the most scientific surgeons now rely solely
the Of this wonderful 0intmant when havind to
cope with the worst of Sores wounks. sWelngs
and tumOrs Professor Holloway has, by command Of
the Allied Governments, dispatched to the hospitals Of
the East large shipments Of this Ointment to he used
under the direction Cf theMedcal staff in the worst
cases Of wounds It will cure any ulcer glsndular swl.
ling stiffness or contraction Of the joints even of %
years standing.
Pills AND FIsTULAa-These and other similar dis
tressng complaints be eectually cured the Oint-
ment be well rubbed in the parts affected and BY
ohel wise following the printed directions around each
rot
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NIXON HOUSE, ALLIANCE, Ono. Being at
Alliance short time sine. and becoming some
what anxious to supply our inner man with
something nOurishing, we walked into the Nir-
on House, where we were agreeably surprised
to find our old friend John Elyson, as "mne
host" and to say that we did not fare sS"ptu-
ouslv would be base slauder. Should you
happen in Alliance, give John call;-he is
an excellent Landlord and true Republican
good for Fremont and Dayton. By tie way,
John SAYS there are but sir Democrats in Alli-
ance, and four of that number will vote for
Fremont.
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EF The New York Courier and Enquirer
a staid, conservative paper, whose editor la
bored earnestly to effect the nomination o.
Judge M'Lean-says that there is to be mon.
ster ratification Fremont meeting in that city
on the 25th, and adds:
"7he nomination of Fremont excites an en-.
thusiasm that promises TO be checked by NO
obstacle that shall impede his march to tht
Presidential chair Of the United States. A
man of the peOple-no hackneyed politician OIL
time-serving demagOgue-a plain. suaight-for
ward man, who discharges his duty and vim.
dicates the truth, and without fear or favor
the nominee Ofthe People and Convention rep
resented-his simple virtues excite the warm
admiration Of all classes in the community, and
they hasten to join his standard"