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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11

STEALING BY THE "PossE."-A Lawrence cor
respondent ofthe Cincinnati Commercial, writing
on the 2ad ult., says:
mo species of property which the invaders
could appropriate, was left untouched. ESTE
mate that one hundred horses ,ccre taken from,
their ocners an this county alone One clergy
man lost one horse, another two, and gentle
man sick Of consumdtion, whose physician had
directed him to take daily exercise on horseback,
was deprived of pony, saddle and Bride Cat
lie were driven away and slaughtered in large
numbers. Fences were torn down, houses were
broken into, wagons were examined and citizens
were seized, detained from their families, search
ed, subjected to every indgnity, and finally dis
missed without accusation, without trial, and
without apology"
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n .oar aaD~I.ra.

Little bead and little bonnet
Little pate With nothing on IL
l0nc might ssy with nothing in i
But that you charm me every minute;1
Little lady nov know
Why maidens let their ringiets grow;
For Otherwise LAS bonnets go-
Their heads would freeze, and that
Little waist and mcnssrous aounces
How the silk sea waves and bouncess
How the hopping pillows CULVER,
Like lovely rustiing river!
Oh. wondrous watered silken sea,
What whaiebones inyour depths must be.
What lots Of gold aI-wastefully
Squandered on you-bright silken sea.
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a. The democracy had a solemn time yester.
day. The defeat Of Douglas-the absolute
indignity with which he was treated at Cincin.
natl, and the knowledge that power and patron
ronage had taken the wings of the morning and
flown from Young America to old foygydom, fell
like wet blanket upon the faithful.
One of the democracy charged Bright of In.
diana with selling the little giant, another cursed
the South, and the third wished Kansas and
Charles Sumner had been in the depths of the
Sea-"
Not gun was fred for Buchanan-not fare
well shot for Douglas.
Gas his corse to the ramparts was hurried, y
Alas for human hopes! but especially alas for
Douglas and his worshipers.-C Chicago Jour.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r. Camden eouapeis N, uhen considering o. vanti
IL ne sscted % reccumeua tkas uhsch best known
ana tried and 70 recommend DR. HosrrfTras celebra
ted Stomach Btsers voal only Be adding to what has
a'Feady been hera'ded hr and vide, not only By s
Isolated csrsiesses hut By the people Of the snd en-
dorsed hy the Physicians and the Press that
bitters have no equal m restoring and npars neasn
% enieeoaed men Ladies and enisdren NOD tnh meoa'
cne invaluable m many Of Their MS OF W Shie'
tney are SUBJECT especially dnfne the summer season.
" snch cases il should be taken IN snau quanttes
pe tore meals For sale oy drnRstts ana deAlesesey
vnefe. tmay1s-lm1 u. Z HUNT, as
~ When discovery /. made which II calculated to
benefit mankind becomes the duty Of every good citi
rem to aya themselves OF the results arising terefom
In accordance viii these views we feel It cur duty
bring to the notice Of our readers the
its Of edica. discovery known A. Carter spaush Mx
tire II is the most eectuai and certain rene
dy for an diseases OF the blood re. brought before the
public has nernanentlv and positively cured moro
than ten thousand Of the worst forms Of blood dis
ease .ueh !. s.,o,,. Rh.um.t finn, Liver disease syphi
liz. Fever and .u. and oher kindred diseases many Of
which set at nou,t IN. kin and laugh At all
the ordinary e,t. q, .e,ence Ia copaner and suhdue
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= TrRNEp ur.-The St. Louis Republican Of
Friday says
3 "aeeaer, the great runaway from Kansas, has
tlraed up at Chicago" Yes, and he will turn up
ma hun bred other places before long, to pro-
claim, rs few other men could, '1he deep dam.
nation OF the murderous. effort not only to
take him off, but to sabjugate the free people
Of Kansas. No doubt the rufians feel deeply
sshagrined at his escape from their murderous
hands.
In another part Of the same paper wc find the
following:
Gov, Reedcrs baggage was left At A,chi.
son. His trunks contained copies Of letter,
cent East, which are said to involve him deeply
IN conspiracy against the Government"
Terrible! He has dared to question the con
stitunaiisy Of the ssBloody Code, !" which Colone
Lane very truly aid At the meeting on Saturday
svening, had repealed the greater part Of thu
CONSTITUTION Of the United States. II was under
stood when Gov. Reeder left this city that b,
soald proceed directly TO Washington to NEE
the hanbng charge Of treason.--Chieaeo Dem
Press, -
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Clarke's Female Pills.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

Clarke's Female Pills.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
Prepared from Prescription Of Sir j. CLARKE, N d.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
THIS invaluable medicine is unfang in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the female
constitution is subject 1t molerates all and
all distractions, and speedy cure may be re-
lied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited. It will, in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
TON.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the first three months, they sure
to bring miscarriage but at every other time and
in every other case, they perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
L. G. BALDWIN d Co.,
,Q.ate J. Bryan,) Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE MOSES Auburn, General Agents. For sale
In Burlington by A. HESDRIcks, and A. F. GRorHE and
Whitney WALKER, Fort Madison. l[ap25 bp.yj
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COM M RCIAL.

Review 81 DuRlinGton Market.
For ne ,ceek ending jane sk
During the past week there has been decid.
ed change in the appearance Of our streets from
dullness to activity.
Our merchants both wholesale and retail have
made large sales. Merchants from the interior
have found that what we advised them early in
the season relative TO purchasing goods in our
city was true consequently they are now and have
been making their second or summer purchases
here instead Of ordering from markets further
East. This kind of business must continue to
increase-and We say that without fear of con-
tradiction there is no city further East OF
south that can offer better inducements than our
own merchants. Our dealers in all kinds of goods
are in good supply and ready to fill all orders
Prices have not varied but little in any kinds
except in fancy dress goods, these are shade
lower owing to the lateness of the season. We
notice large increase in sales of furniture In
this line our dealers are in better supply than in
past seasons. We also notice that they are sell
ing furniture of a better and finer quality thus
preeluding the necessity of sending to Chicago
when choice article is wanted
There has been decided change in the produce
market since our last review, with more DISPOSE
ton to Operate than we have seen for some
weeks. Farmers have done their planting and
seeding and the near approach of harvest with
the prospects of its being an abundant one has
had the effect to bring forward some of the sur
plus grain that is still in the country. A large
amount of wheathas arrived and been purchased
for immediate shipment. Buyers are not dis
posed to hold as they are not expecting any i'm.
provement in price.
The market for Provisions has not met with
the same improvement as that for other commod
tiles, yet we hear of daily sales mostly in
small way being the balance Of small stocks
held by country dealers.
WooL.-The season for sale of the new clip is
upon US. We observe that for the past few DAYS
goodly quantity has arrived and finds ready
sale at prices above the views of buyers as put
forth in their circulars in the early part of the
season. Our quotations show that large prices
are being paid. We would advise farmers to
sell soon as the prospects favora decline.
WooL-Common, %.
Quarter Blood Merino 20 to 80.
Half /" SO to 49,
Three fourth Blood Merno 40 to ~.
Full I" Z" AZ to So
But little of the latter quality in market.
WHEAT Spring 80 to IS.
Fall-75 to 80.
Extra White-S5 to 90
We hear of small lot being taken for milling
at the latter figure.
OATs-20 to %.
Mostly taken for shipping.
FLouR-Country Brands
Common-5,25. ..:.-
snperfne-6,50.
Extra-6,75. .
City Mills-6,75 to 1926. -
PRovIsloNs-Smoked Hams &c., the outside
figure.
Smoked Shoulders-61.
Sides clearly.
Lard-Firm, stost. .a
Butter-A nice article from farmers, 124.
Eggs-74
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Eclectic Medical Notice,

TYR, DICKINSON desires 10 inform n. citizen.
- OF burlington and vicinity, that he has
located IN Burlington for the practice Of medicine
Ut: " Is graduate Of the Eclectic Medical Coeg. NJ
oncihha college devoted to reform in medical Science
70 those acquainted with the scientific and
erary character Of Its Faculty there IL no need OF
words ofeulogy or commentator.
10 those anacquainted with Fc!ecticisu NE cav onr
IN the Of remedial agents Is 10 use those
that undergo the process Assimilation in the ,v,,
i'ehee we discard Caomel. Anthony and Arsenic We
Iase however more than fifty new concentrated rcme
u,es tas YET unknown to the Ma;era Medcs of ether
scnoos,, giving as greater range In the selection OF
man possessed by others We also discard the
use OF me lancet believing the province OF the phys
clan to build up rather than depiete. - '"e P"''
years residence in the South has given me IA
opportunities ofcontrastng the diseases OF The
North and South. VI "as
chronic disease diagnosed with Certainty bv the i'm,
pressons made upon the gangonc nervous system aud
treated successfully with concentrated remedies
CANCERS cured eneetuay without the use Of The tniS
and old ulcers cured speedily ~ " VIC AN'e.
Medicines dispensed from the Office
oince over Green, Thomas Cos Ra nh corr.. =. T..
fersoh ana Third streets. Entrance on Third a
n. B. Chronic Patients from distan. .t, ~. y.
specific directions. ''o Ok ssex ao WIN
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One CONCLUSIONS is one incident in
the sacking of Lawrence which must intensely
gratifying to every American who loves and
takes pride in his country. The American flag
the star spangled banner-was not desecrated by
being planted over the mob that marched under
the U. S. Marshal. The banner of the incendiar-
les, cut-throats and thieves who sacked Law.
renee, was that of the Palmetto State-the flag
of the lone star, and one with black and red
stripes. The flag of our country, thank God |!
was not polluted by being borne as the standard
of the Border Ruffian srny.-Cncinnati Com.
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Boy MuRpER,-Daniel Linder (son of Usher
T. Linder, we presume) Of Charleston, Coles
County, Illinois, a youth Of sixteen, shot and
MORALLY wounded John Boyle, lad of the
same age, The difficulty was about girl
Boyle lived in Edgar, Edgar Co., Ill. Both
boys were going to school at Paris, in Eastern
Illinois.
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GRAHAN's ILLUSTRATED MAaAzlNE.-Messrs.
wilcox Co, have laid this valuable Magazine
Tor july upon cur table. The number is an ex-
eeiient one, containing number Of original pa
pers of merit and many hne engrayings to say
nothing of its being good way ahead oftime.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11

CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON R. R-The Chicago
and Burlington Railroad Company have pur-
chased the undivided half Of the interest in the
Chicago and Fort Wayne r. R. in twenty acres
of land situated on the South Branch, where
the St Charles Air line strikes the river. Pres
entity the passenger trains of the Burlington
Road will run in on the Air Line, and come into
the Illinois Central and Michigan Central Depot
on Lake street-Chicago Trib.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-11

MEssRs. Brooks AND SUMNER.-These two gen
tlemen have all at once become prominent charac-
tiers and objects of the public sympathy in their
respective sections of country. We have already
recorded the dongs ofihany of the friends of Mr.
Sumner. They have, as general thing, con-
fined themselves to expressions of sympathy for
Mr.. Sumner and denunciations of the conduct Of
Mr.. Brooks The friends fthe latter, however,
do not seem disposed to stop at resolutions Of
commentator, but are determand to evnce their
feelings in more substantial manner The
students Of the University ofvirgnia, it is stated
have held a meeting and resolved to present
him with heavy gold-headed cane, suitably in
scribed.
AT Columbia, S. c., handsome sum, headed
BY subscription from the Governor of the State
has been subscribed, in order to procure and pre-
sent to him splendid silver pitcher and goblet,
besides handsome cane. They are 10 be taken
to Washington by delegation ofSouthC Carolina
ans. AtCharleston similar testimonials have been
ordered by the friends of Mr.. B., and the cane, it
is said is to bear the inscriptions chit him again.
AT Newberry, S. c., meeting ofcitizens have
voted him gold.headed cane, and various other
meetings, for similar purpose, have been called
in that State. Rejecting men generally will re-
greet to see these things. They are likely to keep
alive the rancorous and dangerous feeling al
ready ex sting between two sections of the coun-
try, and are to say the least, in very bad TASTE
Baltimore Sun.
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IL couple Of Rahsmen were found fighting
on Main street, Sunday, by Messrs Wedge and
Andsley, and taken on the hill to board for a
few DAYS,
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u aAnd wilt thou ever, ever be unfaithful
to me againrp
Nay, dearest, he replied.
And she aeigAed-Bardstown Gax
"And xiltthoa be my own faithful loving wifes
Oh, wiltthousn
And she wilted-Johnson's Age.
"And We shall live lovingly together in dear
little shanty-shan't wes
And they shaat;e9-Iaouss. Journal
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% deer was caught in the river to-day.
II was swimming to this side from the other
shore.-Eeokuk Tme.
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The convention which assembled u Cedai
Rapids, on The. 9Th Inst, thought propes
% pat In nomination Nr. f.sorsv DAVIS 81
Clayton county, instead Of Hon. James Thoring.
sou our present Representative. We had hop
cd the coavention would se-nominass Mr.. +.
His course has been in our opinion satisfactory
10 biz constituents. He has hborcd efficiently
for their intereata The experience which he
has and viii acquire would hare fitted him for
greater usefulness in succeeding Congress, and
se psrsfrom him with regret.
OF N. Davis We know nothing personally -
but be ID represented to US as being . man Of
much ability, 6xcd principles and undoubsed In.
iesrits.- He Is an old citizen Of the STATE and
vel knows the wants Of those he viii recresen.
u elected. Weshsil be consoled then, in the
loss Of NJ. Thorngton, by securing man that
d probably his equal
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LARGE PRorIr-Flour is retailing in this city
atS'aas per DBL and Wheat is selling at 65 to
So cents per BUSH, making net profit to the
miller o! of over one hundred pcr cent.
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An ISCIDENr.-The wife of Gov Robinson on
her return to Kansas to meet her husband, stop.
ped at Bloomington OH the day of the great
Convention. Knowing her destitute circumstan-
ces since the government Algerines sacked and
burned her house, the Chicago delegates made
up purse of $4,000 and presented it to her as
token of esteem and sympathy for herself and
her gallant husband in their present sore perse-
cuton.
On her way to Alton on the Friday morning
train the passengers made up purse of SlOl in
gold and presented it to her. The brave little
woman shed tears of gratitude. She remarked
that the people Of Illinois had big hearts, and
hoped that God would crown with success their
efforts to succor and to save their suffering
brethernin Kansas from destruction and extermi-
nation.-Chicago Tribune.
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To ALI Who Use Liquor!
Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.

Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps.
~ This celebrated and medicinal beverage Is manu-
featured at the factory of the undersigned at schedam
Holland. He is the sole importer well as the exclusive
manufacturer of the article and preparation bearing
the fchnapps" that is not procured either from
his establishment York. from his agents in other
cities, is genuine and reliable.
1t is made from barley of the finest quality selected
with great from the products of the most celebrated
Districts favored with the of the
aromatic Juniper Berry Italy, and rectied BY Pc
cuar process which expels from the spirit every acrid
particle. ... .-...
As of preventing and correcting the disagree
able and often dangerous effects produced upon the som
ach and bowels by change Of water-a visitation to
which Travellers settlers, and all unacclnated per-
in theWest the South and Southwes peculiarly
LIABLE the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps will be found abb
solutely nable; while in of dropsy, gravel, OBJ
sructon of Kidneys diseases ofhe bladder, dyspep
sa, and general debility it is recommended most empha
cay by the most distinguished Of the medical
profession.
tits put upin quart and pint bottles, in of do
zen, with the of the undersigned the bottle and
cork and fac-simile of his signature the label.
For sale by all respectable druggists and country
chants. UDOLPHO WOLFE,
NJ, on Nar- vor1
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CRADLES, seythes and snathes, by
DELAHAYE & KRAEkER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers

Hardware, Tools, n ails, &C., &C.,
MOULD respectfully communicate to the public thai
W they have just opened their and splendid stock
IN Green Thomas Co.'s Bank building, Of Jeier-
son and Third streets -
u We call attention to our large AMI well selected
assortment OF HARDWARE and TOOLS Of every de-
scrpton imported directly from Europe and the Eastern
manufacturers Our stock Is large and will be sold
the most reasonable terms
Western merchants invited to call and examine
their stock before purchating elsewhere. =
Burlington, Iowa, April rs, 1s56.-bp.N
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Ns--ASs ASs E 4A&3A04AA V& E AVx1s
fIAE only Freight train on this road leaves Builing.
L ton at $50 A. 4.
All freight designed to be forwarded on any particular
day should be delivered on the day previous,
may2Sbpn VIM H. BACKUS, supt
THEOLOGICAL WORKS, Just Received -
L Cummings Works 80
Whateey's Future State; t-s,.
H Good and Evil Angels;
Arnold's Christian Life; -
Crudens Concordance z q .-....E5
SCOTS Commentary on Bible, VOLS
Clarke's ai
And for sale, by JP BROWN
may1 Bookseller d Ssatiome;. Sd st.. above Jefierso
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AUCTION SALES.

A ucT1eA *41ES;1m7 9snH .ne.
10 III hou lately occupied By Green. Thomas Co.,
Bsnklng House. door north Of the Mssss
Main street. where he WIN Be pleased e ~ his old
friends and patrons. taps3,l " ~
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Books! Books! r-.
lust RECEIVED by c. NJ. Wilcox Co., no:
q Barret Honse.
Reality; the Mnlionaires Daughter.
Second Marriage.
Columbia, translated from the French.
Berenice.
Courtship and marriage; Mrs. Lee Hentx.
Youth Of the Old Dominion Hopkins.
Eutaw; sequel to the Foragers.
Bunsby Papers,
Lady's Guide to Perfect Gentility. Pep 90.
The Roman Exile,
Seaboard Slave States; (Olmstead)
Theism; BY Rev. John Tullock, D. D.
The Skeptcal Era; T. NJ. Post. For sale by
may 30 r> G. NJ. WILCOX d co.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

I-- CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Since the introduction of my Schiedam Schnapps into
the United states number Of liquor mixers in New York
Philadelphia and Boston, have commenced putting Up
mixed and poisonous Gins and calling it Schnapps that
name belongs expressly to criticize all others
terfets and impositions on the public. 4,
CAUTION TO PERSONS WHO DRINK Bars AND HoTELs-
Numerous complaints made of persons who keep bars
Steamboats, and in Hotels, who fill my empty bottles
with gin and sell 1t to the unsuspecng for my
aromatic Schieddms Schndpps. would therefore adj
wise all who drink the Scnapps at such Places to mark
the of the boe and If the outside wrapper
orabel should be defaced to refuse to drink, unless
fresh bottle is opened. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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THEOLOGICAL BOOKS.
l. Scott's Commentaries on the Bible;
Clarke's f" Z" New Testament;
Comprehensive Commentary-S vols
Barnes Notes the Gospes;&
Looking To Jesus-by Isaac Ambrose;
theological Publications Of the
Unitarian Association.
Episcopaian !.
American Union +"
Also works issued by all the various denominations
the World, constantly on hand and for sale by
apS0 II CORsE 4 son.
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Gold Pens.
A FINE assortment Of Gold Pens Of every variety
N the latest styles just received by the subscriber
The celebrated top" Pen Bageys D. g. Pens-desl
Pens In ebony and rosewood holders Also dne lot
Bookkeepers and business generally, requested
to look at the changes In style.
mart ] L CORSE son.
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Yours truly, D. REMICK.
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A Re prepared to receive Goops. WARES anS AKacHAs
IA Disc, consignment for private sale or auction
Our extensive Retail trade enables 70 handle Afg
amounts Of Fancy Dry Goods 81 profit to the con
sgnor Proceeds promptly RENTED a. current rates
exchange Cash advances on consignments. lApSoJ
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Tor SALE.-A Frame House and Lot, on a
l. south Hil-house entirely new, contains four f.C
rooms, with pantry, cellar and cstern-lot wel.2Ae
fenced Price &10O0-halfc cash.
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