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u Hon. Lewis n Campbell has been renom-
mated for Congress by the Fremont Constitu-
tional party, in the Third district of Ohio. c..
l.. yaIlandingham is his pro-slavery opponent /,
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CURIIIN FITIURES!
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by
G. IL WILCOX d 20.
ITAvE JUST OPENED one of the largest stocks of
/ Wall Papers, Borders, Curtains Fire Boards, Pain
tel Curtains Patent Curtain Fixtures Tassels Cords and
Curtain guards We believe stock will compare with
any ossr both in style and quality, in the State which
shah offer at the lowest prices Our stock is direct
the and made expressly 10 order
the past winter We respectfully solicit those wishing
papers, to all examination OF cur stock
- :. f'.' C NJ WILCOX & Co.,
Burlington and Fort Madison.
~ large stock of the above just received at our
in Fort Madison. iar2i.l
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AausfNG-W AsrIS6 late writer
on kissing very properly remarks, that the abon,-
nable fashion CT ladies kissing each other is
piece of wanton and unpsoyoked cruelty; sheer
waste of Heavn's gift-a miserable frittering a.
way of what was designed for better purposes.
1t is absolutely wicked, and ninety nine cases in
a hundred, it is done for no other purpose than
to annoy and make wretched the poor things
who stand with their hats in their hands, and
dare not so much as open their watering mouths
for fear of slobbering their bosoms
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s Theodore Tlton, one of the editors of
the Independent, in recent speech, abiding to
the reports that Fremont is Catholic, said ::
"Somc people assert that our Presidential can
didate attends mass; it is mistake however
the mass attend him.
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ABANDONING A SINKING snlr-The Pittsburg
Gazette truly says that the basest politica! trick
of the present day is, the abandonment Of Fill
more by the southern know nothings. They
| forced him upon their northern bretheren, and
compelled them also to adopt pro-slavery plat
| form-and now, after having everything their
own way in the national organization, they are
dropping Fillmore or all hands, and rushing
| over to Buchanan.
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Washington, Aug, is.
Mr.. Aeker elected in No, to fll the vacancy
oceasioned by the death of M. Miller, was sworn
in to-day.
The Speaker laid before the House a letter
from Mr. Richardson of nl, resigning his seat
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| mo. A. DOUGLASS. FITCH FREDERICK HARDING
DOUGLASS, FITCH s. Co.,
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REFERENCES e l. Tnkham, Banker F. Granger Adj
ANS, Banker Messrs. Munger 4 Armour A. +. Dickin-
| son, ESQ., and A. Il. Williams, Esq.
| ssy- We have ample CELLAR room for storing Butter,
| Eggs, &C. (marl.bp.y.l
Wall Paper, Borders and Curtains,
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One of the newly-invented steam pianos has
been attached TO the engine of the steamer
Glen Cove, running between Albany and New
York. The music is heard eight miles, anu the
inhabitants of the river towns are in the daily
enjoyment of popular tunes by ''steam for the
million"
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Washington, Aug. Is.

A despatch from New Orleans has been re-
ceived here by MIR. Heart, President OF the
Steamship Co. Il states that the steamer Fer
seyerence, was not injured in the recent storm
The Nautilus left Galveston on Friday evening
previous 10 the storm with 80 passengers, $4,000
in specie, and u large number OF cattle. she
must haye been off lost Island about the time OF
the gale, and she has not been heard of since,
fears are entertained for her safety.
The gale had been very destructive to the
crops in southern Louisiana, but it is believed
that il WAS not very severe at Galveston.
Messrs MeMunen, of Va, and Granger, of
n. Y, members Of the House, while riding to
the Capitol this morning, in an omnibus, got IN
to dispute about politics, when McMuiien
struck Granger a severe blow in the eye. The
parties clinched, butwere separatedby the other
passengers before further damage ensued
New Orleans, Aug. 16.
Capt, Talbot, of the steamer Louisiana, re-
ports the loss of ship Marseilla of Bath, from
Bordeaux for n. o., off Timbelir Islands. Ten
of her crew were lost, and Capt. Rogers had
leg broken. Her cargo of wines and brandies
were mostly lost.
Capt. Talbot also saw several cabin doors and
the BOBBY hatch of the steamer Nautilus, and
several dead bodies, we'll dressed, supposed TO
have been passengers.
the storm, or were otherwise injured
Grand Gallon Island is uninjured.
New York, August Is.
The steamer Edinburg, which arrived to-day,
passed the Atlantic yesterday morning at nine
o'clock, $50 miles East of Sandy Hook. The
Edinburg experienced much foggy weather but
saw no ice.
Portland, August Is.
The train on the Cumberland r. r. on Sat-
arday. ran over wagon, killing little girls
and fatally injuring boy, children OF Mr. York,
OF Falmouth.
Charleston, Aug. II.
There were no cases of fever reported in this
city Yesterday:
Washington, Aug. is.
Mr.. Aeker elected in No, to ELL the vacancy
oeeasioned by the death of M. Miller, was sworn
in to-day.
The Speaker laid before the House a letter
from Mr. Richardson of nl. resigning his seat
DOG KILLING IL NEw York From July 18th to.
august 9th, there were killed at the pound in
New York 1900 dogs. The pound keeper has
not heard of a single case of hydrophohia this
year, BE thinks the dog arrests are on the de-
crease the average receipt however, Is 90 err
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-27

Hon. Joshua R. Giddings has been nomins ted
for reelection 10 Congress. He is now the old,
est member of that body. 1t seems that the
people OF Ohio mean to keep him there as long
as freedom has battles to be fought
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private note from Hon. Charles Sumner,
dated at Cresson, on the Allegheny Mountains,
on Friday last, informs US that be us, at last
convalescent, the mountains air having had Il
beneficial effect. For three days he had been
able to ride on horseback. 1t is, however, still
uncertain how long he may yet be obliged to
forego all mental labor, and especially the ex-
element OF public speaking.-IN. Y. Trib., 10Th.
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New Arrival of JeweIrv


Feb Vest and Guard Chains /; Gold Neck Chains Gold
Locgets, Pencils, Finger Rings, &c &C. For sale by
apo W W CARPENTER
JUST received, Sold Fob and Vest Chains gold guard
q chains gold guard keys, gold fob keys gold fob slides
ladies' gold neck chains gold shirt Studs gold locxets gold
pencils. etc., etc., for sale on Main street, by
uar1l. W & W CARPENTER.
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WATCHES! Watches Just received good
W assortment Of gold, hunting cased English, and An
Choir Lever, Lepines, gold open faces Anchors Silver
hunting and open faces English and Anchor Lever
Lepnes, etc., very cheap, for sale by
decl2. A W q W CARPENTER,
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There are now hive German journals in
| New York city in favoro the Fremont ticket, al
of them ably conducted, namely-the Stats DEM
okrat and Abendzetung dailies, and the Cr;mi-
| nal Zeitung, Neus zet and Pionier. week.-Mrs.
| There is but one that supports Buchanan, and
none that support Fillmore.
The Southern papers are greatly exercised
about the Germans The Alabama Mail, after
noticing their movements in favor of freedom
in Maryland add:
Look out for them next in Texas. The
thunder has muttcred there already; the flash
of the lightning will be the next manifestation
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ATCU1CeCtuTdl dilU Accldu1Cdl w oIAS'
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Nicholson's Mechanics Companions;
Appletons Dictionary of Mechanics, 2 vols.
Byrnes American Engineers Assistant;
q Pocket Companion;
Hasweils Engineers and Mechanics Pocket Book;
Kelts Engineers Pocket Gule:
Ure's Dictionary of Arts, Manufactures, dc;
Mahan's Industrial Drawing; -
Lardners Rail way Economy;
Lectures on Science and Art, vols;
for sale at low prices by j. z. BROWN,
Bookseller and stationer. Sd ST., above Jefferson
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CUTLERY, spy Glasses. &c. Just received,
~ good quality of pocket cutlery spy glasses, pocket
compasses, thermometers, jet bracelets and necklaces
&c. for sale by (sepS) A. W. il w. CARPENTER. :
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The following isa specimen ofrather sharp
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Washington Street, 6etaoeen Main d; Third,
EsEiriirgt0lc, IOWA.
yyAVE in store and constantly receiving and
ufacluring the LARGEST and most EXTENSIVE assort
ment of ELEGA Mt t3 IA SHJONAB BE FURNITURE
to be found in Burlington, the West.
Our stock will be composed in part of the following
ticles:--
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DIAMoND JEWELRY.-Just received good quality
~ of Diamond Breast Pins and Diamond inger rings
Neat patterns for sale by.
ct28 A. W. 4 W. CARPENTER, Main S..
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To whom all orders must be addressed.
sfy- For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants IN
all parts of the United States and the Canadas and b,
E. 4. GAY, Burlington Iowa. lmar1.bp.yl
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T7HE BOOK OF THE 10TH CENTURY

FRIENDS, the FIREsIDE, TABLE and LIBRARY.
PETER PARLEY'S RECOLLECTIONS
In vos li05 PIP large limo Is Original Engravngs nclud
accurate Steel Portrait Of the Author Price, black
scarlet cloth, IS; scarlet cloth, gilt edges 81; half
cali, marble edges, SIS; full calf, gil, edges, 81.
In Sixty-three Letters.
Continued from s.a.t ss;a,eIds,'s Tribune J
psy Bishop Seabury Dr. Dnche Methodsm in America;
Canectcut Anecdotes Lorenzo Dow; The wolf in my f.
here fole. - -
The Three Descons.
LETTER XVII.
Con paIison Of New Ell gland with European villages
LETTER XVIII.
The IpeeI sols; the Rev. Jonathan ngerso; Lieutenant
Ingersoll NewHsven Bellies; Chivarous Virgin
sn among the Connecticut ID. DIS; Grace Ingerso New.
Haven Gfl NapoleoDs Court Real Romance Puritan in
q Convent. rrr,,r ,,.
Mat Olmstesd, the town wit; Tne Sslamsnder Hat; The
Great Eclipse; Sharp Logic LeueI ant Smith, the phi
Osopher The Purchase OF Louisiana; Lewis and Clskes Tx
rorns Expeditions The Great Meteor Hamilton and Burr;
Fbe Leopard and the Chesapeake Fuons Steamboats,
her Baldwin Sarah Bi LETTER Xxx
Long Fgewell; Return; RdseGeld lis; The Past
'ne Present Compared LETTER XXI
new Vocation; Revolutionary Patriarch Life in Country
sure; Homesickness My Brothefin Law Lawyer Hatch.
LETTER XXI.
Visit 70 New Haven The City; Yale College; My Uncle's
Houe; John Allen; Fl Sail the Sea; The Couthouse
Dr. Dwight; Professor Silman; Chemistry Mneraogy Geol
sfy Aneeoote of Colonel Gibbs Eli Whitney, The Cotton
LETTER XXIII
Durbam History Of Conneccut Distin gushed Families Of
Durham; The Chaunceys, Wadsworths, Lymsns Austins;
Woo buy How Romance becomes History The Rev. Noah
Benedict; Judge Smith,
ITO be continued tomorrow.
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MAGNIFICENT CHRISTMAS BOOK.
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON;
On, SOCIETY uSDER THE FIRST EMPIRE.
II

MAGNIFICENT CHRISTMAS BOOK
THE COURT OF NAPOLEON
On, SOCIETY y Wsis p.. THE FIRST EMPIRE.
By Fsni B. ecoa ii tDi.l T rn:oe
LIST 81 Hsr fSoA S' fSf ossisAL
!. CHARLOTTE C0RpAY. he Heroine Of the Reign Of
III Nine ROLAND who shortly before her execution, ut,
terd memorable words Oh Liberty how many crimes
AZ. NM. FALLEN he celebrated be.u., Of n. DIRECTORY,
md Lord weH1on aIa whose beauty IIew At Der feet
sI BE- sossrssf R Ss
Europ~ and whose fantastic AID uneoItToabe cspces
ht sS cSsR6 Sils'B oSiPAsrE wife of Mus. and Queen
VI, J 0,sPs hoi}rsr the two Empre"sA
TX BoRTENsE DE BEAUHARNAIs, daughter Of Jose
'lp'e "a :fs s5i fPS &: Belle ~
f.Ired b, marriage 20 f n,sSsrp y.-,,.
81 Iii S Mm. Il sEGsaGLT De sf JEAN DAseELY,
p.rsss beauty, whose replies to Napoleon have become his
" Xii. Nine JuNoT, DUCHESS D'ABRASrEs.
x Mn M.' IRNoRMANb the .Sy q the sas ess
NV XVI Nile GEORGES The tragic .ce" ana the protesee Of
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