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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

H The course of Mr. Thorington, in the
House, during the last three weeks, is in admira-
BILE contrast with the doughfacedness of many
Representatives who hold seats which they OBJ
tanned by their opposition to the Nebraska bill
and the administration, but to which they are
giving aid and comfort by throwing away their
votes and preventing an organization The
South has always been able to rule this nation
by Substituting northern representatives, whose
patriotism and integrity had market value
and was a merchantable commodity. It
is time We of the north we're more in earnest
and sent men to the National Capitol, of more
nerve and character. We, however, have reason
to rejoice that We have at least one man in
each house who cannot be either bought orbul
lied into wearing Southern shackles. or betrayine
| their constituents We Of course refer to Mr.
Thorington and Harlan. a.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
John B. Beaubien. /.

During the past week, we have received sew
eral Prospectnses of Eastern publications, with
a request to copy. We think we can do better
BY paying for their papers, in case pe need taem.
No Eastern Publisher ever thinks of copyine
the Prospectus of Western paper, and we
have adopted the same rule.-os oskaloosa Herald.
A very sensible resolution Mr.. Herald. as'
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

BEAUTIFUL PIc1uREs.-We have examined
some of the pictures taken by Mr.. Nurse and
find them very fine They are taken upon glass
are durable, can be seen in any light and alto
gether superior to the Daguerreotype. See ad
yertsement 55 "a s5.5{ syts~ s;a,..st5 iFr, e-s.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

1t will be seen by the following from the New
York Mirror, that a new and very pleasant kind
of PARTY spirit" is now epidemic in Boston:
@PARTYS SSpIRIr.-We have never known such a
rage for social parties in this city as during the
last thirty days; and SO on prospectiyely to the
end Of the year. Every body who has built,
bought or hired a new mansion, in the upper
part of the city, seems in hurry to give it "a
warming" Every body who has a daughter
emerging from panteletts seems to be in hurry
to bring her out Every body who has caught
the prevailing epidemic and got married, seems
to have hosts of friends who are in a hurry to
honor the occasion BY a grand bridal jam. And
lastly, every body who has made sudden fortune
by a turn of stocks, or a raise in the pork mar
ket is particularly in hurry to pay of the social
debts he has been contracting during his chrys.
als state, by giving a generous feast of cham
palgn, oysters and canvas backs. -
No wonder the Opera is thinly attended when
every night there are some half dozen Jams in the
palatial mansions Of the fashionable avenues
But these are great times for oyster men, ice
cream men, bouquet men, hack men and millin
ers; and as all trades must live We don't know
that any body has any right or reason to com.
plain. Besides, how could our .'young folks
ever get near enough to each other, to become
acquainted and think of matrimony, were it no,
for the golden opportunities afforded by the &c
lectic propinquities of '.grand JAM" gH ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

"a According to the Paris correspondent of
the National Intelligencer, the cost of the cas-
tern war greatly exceeds one million Of dollars
per day. This is indeed enormous.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

% The proposals for the New York State
loan Of S4,50o,0OO were opened at Albany on
the 18th inst. The bids exceed the amount re-
quired by several millions. The rates of premium,
which the loan was awarded at, ranged from 10
loo to 8 per cent. s&s 40 sl7 5E
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

eB Nowadays, when the country is flooded
with bank paper from the fifteen hundred banks
of issue, scattered over some thirty States, it is
impossible for any man to handle great many
notes. unless he is an excellent judge and takes
the papers, without occasionally being "stuck"
! with a counterfeit bill. To obviate this, Mr..
IsaacH. Cole is in this city and will give such
instructions, in few easy lessons, as will enable
any one readily to detect the spurious.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

TWhy is 4 newspaper like tooth brush.-
Do you give it up. Because everybody should
have one Of his own, and not be borrowing his
neighbors. ss
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
Read what the Van Vert (o) American gets
off in regard to the present Administration.
The editor must be "brick"

For Douglas, Pierce 4 Co,
Could not do half the dirty work,
For want of help you know;
Til from the ranks three heroes sprung,
Cheered by Douglas, Pierce l. Co.,
And bought beast that Pierce may ride,
You'll read the name below.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

AsSHUr,l SHUT THE DooR!"-The weather is
Intensely cold. The snow crackles under the
feet Of man and beast, and good fires and warm
rooms are not only a luxury but highly necessa-
ry and proper. And those who enjoy these
luxuries and fare 'sumptuously" every day,
would do, well to look about them and see if
there are not those who are in want of where
withalto make themselves comfortable. ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
cBr Chicago Brokers are loaning money at
from to 5 per cent. per month. f.,,,,g ...sfy

THE LIFE, EULoGY AND GREAT ORArIoNs OF
DANIEL WEBsTER.-This valuable work has been
laid upon our table, 1t contains LOUIS GAYLORD
CLARxs life of Mr.. Webster, Mr.. HAYwARD's
Eulogy, and WEBsrER's great orations upon
Adams and Jefferson, First Settlement.. ..of New
England, Bunker Hill Monument and the Reply
to HAYNE. 1t is embellished with an excellent
likeness and is a valuable work which should
find place in every public. and private library.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

eK- On the 18th inst, as Mr. Frederick Couch
wealthy farmer in North East, Dutchess County
lar saw, run by horse power, the saw erplodsd,
and . piece about six inches square struck him
! in the head, passing entirely through the chin
and killing him almost instantly
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
&c. TH0MPS0N'S
1ERCANTIIE COLLEGE

n,s,ss sssssstsgtoa. .hefsrcss As;s ,isd s,f streets
tas,i'asen presents superior facilities to Gen.
ss y aesseas OF obtaining prsc,ica business cd
Asy ~ eesrss Of study embraces double and single
se.s :, M practically Applied to all kinds oi
te sga also os this Institution Is to qualify
Il Aere es ue Practical and Intelligent discharge Of
e, saa'aats duties, aud 10 properly ssead 10 1esr
\sls .,'s whether limited or extcnded. No text
fsa.ss.,sMS M The memory only Is not taxed, bat the
Ieeassss addressed and the school Is therefore
Issss vomiting room, and the student At once in-
ssxss", were into actual business, The school II
fsSas, ~ ssssiea and students being Instructed indi
80 ae, u classes they may enter any time
af~ acid rs often become necessary, and
sssa A., awarded 10 those found competent to rep.
! Ia aa,, ~ satisn IN y Commercial capacity.
"a address the rrincpal by rttes or other
II Ad fsT &srlr q yuoNpS0N
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
New Threshing Machine Ma.ufactory,
in RGRIINGT TON. IOWA

ErO MEET THE 10 APID AND
j GREATIiH9 INCREASED DEMAND
EOR M0EEITTsS PATENT GRAIN SEP.
ARATORS have, at heavy outlay Of capital,
made extensive arrangements for manufacturing In
the best possible manner large supply OF these superior
Machines fcf the ensuing season, and shahereaer make
Il 4 branch OF my busiMcss.-This is the Ma
chine which has taken the highest Premiums asthe Worlds
Fair in London, at the Crystal Palace Fair \. " the
State Fairs or Ohio Indiana, aud az other places where
IL has been tested and now stands al the head Of all
known Machines for Thrcshng and Cleaning all k;uds
Grsn doing large amount OF work With less waste Of
tan the straw delivering the Grain In cleaner state
than ANY machine in use
shal make sizes of the machines, for Eight
horses capable Of doing work than any other
chine Of siseShe small Machines for two and fonT
horses Is Intended forthe Farmers own use. And
win thrssh and clean the Grain Perfectly, and deliver
n In bags rcsdy for the mill 81 sas5sts
| The g0rse RONcrS. Which 1 make for taest
MACHINES, the most durable and li1af-raaAisS
posc<rs se sst, CRAwrORD,S PATENT CLOVER HUI
LER, arnihsd 70 order at the lowest prices
- Orders cruinsuncatens from distance prorpl
q atsendeds % ualy l&iyl CHARLES HENDRIX
r ANN WARR RANTS-yevv Is~we-For -,
: i i hv TmNeSo.l 70 GREEN THOMAS Ca
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

r. MARROW EscArE.-O Owen Fuller Esq, General
Agent of the Western Stage Co., while crossing
the river on the ice Tuesday evening fell through
and was saved from drowning by the presence
Of mind Of NJ. L. Eichelberger Esq., who reach
ed him a board lying near and pulled him out
with considerable danger to himself.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

eB Like the frogs ofEgypt hogs are pretty
much every where in Burlington. The slaughter
houses have all their pens full and have filed all
the yards and lots within mile of the city
There is one incessant squealling and gruntinga as
they are driven, foot and travel worn, to some
uneasy resting place, where without food or water
they remain until their turn comes. And as the
hog is anything but a philosopher, there is no
lack of music day or night
The slaughter houses are running with a full
head fsteam. There is universal, all preva-
ding smell OF shog." The general bill of fare is
pork roasted, pork fried, pork boiled, "broiled
bones and pigs feet" IS
Forseyeral days owing to the running ice, the
ferrying was suspended, and good many hogs
intended for the East, accumulated here. On
Tuesday, Mr.. Emery attempted to drive small
lot over on the ice, which proved too weak to
sustain the weight and some thirty were precipi-
tatcd into the water. They were nearly all got
ten out Yesterday they were engaged all day
in running them over in small lots on the ice,
which has now acquired sufficient strength to be
safe and secure. 8t
sEThe editor of the Savannah News has
| inst been luxuriating on green peas
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

az Thirty-fve hundred hogs were driven
across the river to the cars yesterday. 1a1l F-.,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

Hon. J. HARLAN returned through this oity, to
| his home in Mt Pleasant on Monday night last.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
Rose Clark, By FANNY FERN. Mason Brothers
New York. J. L. CoRsE Burlington ~ -, ~ ~.

Rose Clark, By FANNY FERN Mason Brothers,
New York J. L. CoRsE, Burlington. z eEAtlhEz
Fanny Fern, during her brief career as an au-
thoress, has become popular favorite, and her
works, have been universally read. This has
been partly caused by the peculiar events in her
life, and her position towards other members of
her family. But mainly to her picquant and
well sustained style, its every day, gossiping
character, and the many fine touches of nature,
which awake the sympathy and interest the
feelings and passions of the reader. Her last
work, which is published in the usual style of
the Masons, will, when read, come fully up to
public expectation. We subioin the preface,
which is characteristic and gives a fair idea of
the authoress and the book: ~ !, s'5 s'.s'"
READER When the frost curtains the win
dows, when the wind whistles fercely at the
keyhole, when the bright fire glows, and the tea
tray is moved, and father in his slippered feet
lolls in his armchair; and mother with her
nimble needle ''makes auld claes look amaist as
weel as new" and grandmamma draws closer to
the chimney-corner, and Tommy with his plate
Of chesnnts nestlcs contentedly at her feet !;
then let my unpretending story be read For
such an hour, for such an audience, was it writ
ten. ~ - -. .-s p -l
Should any dictionary on legs rap inoppor-
tunely at the door for admittance, send him
away to the groaning shelves Of some musty IL
brary, where ssterature" lies embalmed, with
its stony eyes, feshless joints and ossifed heart,
in faultless preservation. ..5 III, sl..:
| Then, should the smile, and the tear, have
passed round, while the candle fickcrs in the
socket, if but one kindly voice murmur low,
2i3 = 9a "MAY GoD BLESS HER!" q
| it will brighten the. dreams of = I. =
q 1fR ak FANNY FERN
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
+ NEW. CHINA STORE.
McKITTER1CK g. MILLER

IMPORTEKS and Dealers In Queens.
i ware, China, Glass IL britannia Ware.
Third st. nearly opposite the Barrett House, Burlington
Iowa, are now opening large and beautiful assortment
Of French China Tea Sets Dinner Sets Vases and Fancy
Articles Also, fne assortment Of Queensware, Glass:
ware, Window Glass, and Druggists bottles End via!s
Persons about commencing house keeping, all 9TH
In want Of goods Of superior quality at prices to
compare with the tines would do wen to call and exam
Inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere. apr.is.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

Iowa STATE RrG1srEa-We have received the
6rst number of a large and spirited weekly paper,
printed At Waterloo, Black Hawk county, by W.
Haddock. 1t is of mammoth size handsomely
and tastefully printed, and is every way cred.
table accession to the country press of our State
Success 10 the Register
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
taoarolnq ano Commission
saNN. .AE As1E Gro. g. L&rMAN
!. "a: LAUMAN & BROTHER.
ALFRED S. FEAR,

NO., iSucctssor 10 Foot Z VO,,}
and Conn sSniSsieM Ner.
snant, Water Street, Burlington, Iews.--The un.
'fisd would respectfully Inform the public, that he
IN aAee e The house lately occupied by Messrs foote
!, ~ ,ae parpese of transaeing General Commission
tNssfd'ns basiness, and hopes by giving II his en-
~ TO mesi, share OF the public patronage.
~. ~ rafusalat attention paid TO buying and selling
s@aSe oil all desyriptpns AlERED & FEAR
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

Two COUNTRY NyEKCfEANTS...weh have
received and opened fnil supply of suit
nbc for country trade and selling at prices which will
compare avorably with those of any other Market east
west 7fft'-4aea 5 -si s4ti1' $fa p TT, }}5ss7
We buy for cash Of the manufacturers in England, and
having long experience the business, assured
that our selection OF Goods and prices, cannot fail to
give entire satisfaction Dealers who have been in the
habit Of buying In Eastern Southern markets. s
may 10 asI h IL McKITTERICk MILLER.
North Bird street, nearly opposite Barrett House.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

- We regret to learn from the last weeks
ATLAS, Monmouth, ILL.,, that the gentleman rob-
bed opposite our city a short time since of $780,
was Prof FOSTER, the well known and popular
lecturer on Chemistry and author of text book
upon that science, just published by the Harpers
Prof Foster is advertised by the faculty of Bur
lington University to giyea course of lectures in
this city about the lst of January, soon after.
We sincerely sympathise with the Professor in
his loss, and hope that it will not interfere with
the fulflment of his engagement for which he is
advertised. ss,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
A. J. RURRnUcHc q IN

|paoi,tisE RRQNERS General Commits
ssa Merchants, and dealers In Flour, ali kinds o
snnes, s'ss,.s fSFl and live Hogs. The Highest Marke
'es Al the above articles. Warehouse and OF
sS, ssSea ; psvd's Banaing, on Water ST, between
-'4k0l anu Volnmhis, huntington Iowa. Inoy IF
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

GEAD TO HEAR 1r.-That excellent landlord,
in Fairfield, the Jefferson House. Long may he
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

The Hunters Feast; or Conversations about
the Camp Fire. beautifully illustrated. By Capt MAySE
REID, author Of "Rfle Rangers" the "Scalp Hunters"
De WrT DAVENPORT, New York. J. L. CoRsR, Bur-
lington.i
Next to heroic achievements and deeds of
daring upon the tented field, the narratives of
the hardy pioneer, who is of necessity hunter,
his perils and "hairbreadth 'scapes" in his dead
ly wars with the wild denizens of the forest, is
read and gloated over with the greatest inter.
est. The interest never flags The learned and
the ignorant, the high and low, rich and poor
are alike eager listeners And it is equally true
that story, particularly hunting story, ac-
quires at least half its interest by being well
told. Capt. Reid in his conversations around
the camp fire" has shown himself very fair
story teller, and set off the numerous adven-
lures, many of them, in quite graphic and en-
tertaining manner. The book will he pretty
generally read. 81 ,al
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

SOUTHERN PArRIorIsM-The Columbus (Ga.)
Cornerstone ian Administration paper, if we
mistake not,) uses the following national and
patriotic" language respecting Kansas matters:
+ e'sWe feel no interest in the Kapsas question,
except that resulting from the hope that they
may get up a difficulty over it, which may by
possibility, result in dissolution of the Union
We would not, for any other benefit We expec,
the South to derive from it, turn on our heel fol
choice wether it shall be free or slave State"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

Kate WeStOns WILL AND TO Do By JRy.
xIE De Wrr. Illustrated. De Witt Davenport New
York. J. L. Corse, Burlington -
The above is very readible story The fair
author is understood to be daughter of the
celebrated DR.. Bowling, of Philadelphia. The
style is elevated, and the plot effective. There
is freshness and earnestness, as well as appa-
rent naturaness that carries the reader pleasantly
along until he is thoroughly absorbed.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

RAnRoAD cELEsRArioS--We are indebted to
the politensss Of the committee for an invitation
to be present, on the Sd Of january, at a grand
Railroad festival, in honor of the opening of the
u. IN. R. to Iowa City. Twin afford Us
much pleasure to be present on the occasion.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

Jno. II. Gear & Co.,
N7IOLESALE Grocers and Dealers in wool;
w having In store and arrive, large and well Sc
leced stock, which they offer the trade at low
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

4 WI. BARNEY & CO., ~ DuBuYE, Iowa, ~
a BARNEY 3R0BR b CO., FoRT DoDGE,'t -7utai
i BARNEY, DAVIS 4 Co.,, So DEBORAH, '' S.
7 AND AGENTS AND ksANKERS.-Notes
,lI collected throughout Northern Iowa and reintted
for at Current Rates Of Exchange Money received on
Deposit and Interest allowed Land Warrants for cash.
or time, suit purchasers, constantly on hand.
Dealers supplied liberal terms, Warrants Located and
selections made and Located for parties at distance,
when funds accompany orders. Taxes paid and money
invested for nonresidents Parties ad
dressing the above firms by mail may rely upon their
commissions being attended to with the same faith.
tulness and dispatch presented in oc30bp6m
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02

&MORT d. REMICI1, Wholesale sro-
~ GERS. BURLINGTON Iowa. would respectfully call your
attention to their large stock Of Sugars Molasses Coffee,
and great variety of other goodsin ne of which
We are In receipt OF daily invoices which will be sold
low figures. SHORT REMICK.
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OGDEN & C0PP.
[aNarding and Commission Merchants

n ~ GE EH Al. STE Ass no A I
|s.ss a~rN rs, Water STREET RurlinxtOss.
srss superior facilities for the Storage and
'NHs W preNiace and Merchandise. nov "a
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Land Agency Office.

DROWN Il f.aHFsE. Darlington, Iowa, have a
complete abstract OF the title to eyesy lot and piece
lad In this city aud county and will give examina-
4 =, reasonable rates, buy and sell Real Estate on
v sason, rent property in this vicinity, aud pay the
ss thereon &c. y Fs
" We will give prompt attention to the collection oi
ba drawing and acknuwledg .ng deeds and other wri.
he and any other law business that may be entrusted
II &Aa +ss. - june2s--bpy E3 9
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r 2 HTrNT q RI 4
70 COUNTRY MERCHANTs

ITAvEjust received per Railroad from New York, IN
Il finest lot OF FANCY GnoceRIEs, that ever came I
Burlington. ID, s55ss4f t-...ifs etg aug8 tsai
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-02
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A. D. GRRES. M E. THOMAS. F1rz HENRY WARREN.
Banking House, Exchange Office, and
Land Agency. ,a
.!Y "a GREEN, THOMAS e. Co., !.
~ ,ssas Successors of &. w. Clark, Bros q Coz
K 8gs36 burlington. iowa.
TIAVE opened House for the transaction of general
II banking and exchange business, and are prepared
receive deposits the most favorable terms. Time
sight bought and sold Collections made and
proceeds promptly reuitted Interest allowed depos
Its. Hemittances and orders for exchanges from the
country will receive prompt attentions uncnrrent funds
credited rates. and exchange remtted order
! ell without charge .f janI.-tw1y.