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To the Pililaathropic and Refined,


n ~ OF tie gene. sentiueuts ny which thu
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VIC are tead 20 apral telr sympaihies b.
mai vi tue great poei l. AAKtINE, WHO
ir.cu III the u 3 "Great reyerses oI fortune
upon since StS, ABOVE all IA these latest
maHe heau ag Ilist by lauur. Ia b-.,if
ht:tafy .abof, have rccou yuLr coantiy
&c .ie All and nitro luce anuIg is
iof me al attf lise and ue.tt.. the asslslaIice
winch lie desire, Is 10 e 6y uOutio,
oy II GENEROUS patronage to new serial piucatiu,
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Ladies Fancy Store.

fTNHE Misses shaw beg leave to INFORM their Lady
L customers OF botn Cny aud Country that they have
th.s dii of III, h bssss ,i assist
ANS, Mss uaidy, add Mss McElhany, and cordially
reconihirtid tea rs Competent 10 general sfae
fnty also nprovc the occasion return thanks
Tor the peral Patronage received by heal during
the last live years -.-.-a..-. ....5 .-.s ..stz
Thnse having unsettled accounts close the same
by Gaining Place bisileSs their
#E aug6 wit
| .--0a the lac rnng OF 20 August. between A
~ ). FEAf 4 ". Is Mt,.e. ste O. aud Maroon Hall
par OF uud Spectacirs. fe iader will he suitably
w.deu ty ieaytg ,heiu this OH A. Gears
Oh Nale. au4J5-,js s. LEVI itAGAR.
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No Family should be without Esoof-
.-.-. lands German ssitt RS. ...

CH3ldFeR 0D7f Ted lcit tfe SuNMer Complaint enIsrt-
fgcared by them. .
CAMDEN, n. j., March II, 1855.
Dear Sir-Iti is with much pleasure that inform you
OF the great benefits derived from the OF your German
Bltters my family During the greater part of last
summer my ag ID two wears, severely afflicted
With the Sunnier C5mPlaiat In the worst FORM for
which various remedies prescribed by Physicians and
others used but without avail. also sent him 10
the country, but it proved Of but little benefit Having
bottle of Gsran BA..s In the house, Twas persuaded
try that, which to my astonshm, mt entirely cured
him. lie continued to take the Buffers time sfier.
wards and became healthy have the greatest nd
ence in the Btiers, ami feel hesitation in saying that
no family should be without them. .-a g .#r.
Respectfully yours, JOHN ". PARIS. .r..
To DIR. c. NJ. JACKSON, PUN street, above Second.
See advertisement ... augl
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AFailurc.

A gentleman from Uuca has Just returned
from Chicago, and votes the West failure. The
future is not caused by WANT, ri 6 and des,itu
ton, but by too mich plenty. lie visited the
principal cries and villages, and settlements
througt Wisconsin, Iosa Illinois, Indiana and
Ohio. He canyerscd very extensively with the
merchants, entering almost every store and place
ofbusiness, his object being 10 secure a suitable
location for the establishment OF II branch
of a dry goods store. The result OF all
this inquiry is that the West is all hu,nbug,
and Iowa is ..played OUT He saw first ,alir.
cnrn selling for fifteen cents bush,I and farms
wrich sold last year for thirty dollars AN acre
are selling this year for fifteen dollars. He
puts all these fact together, and comes to the
conclusion that the West is no place for eastern
men to put upin That famine should render
country undesirable, we can understand, 5u.
that an over supply OF breaestufs shoald pro.
duce this effect is something that We can no
wool. The very arguments which orr Utica
friend makes use OF to deter people from going
Wesr, are the very oncs which We resort 10 10
persuade them To go ahead. Lots OF corn and
low priced land are the greatest hoons thai
could be conferred OH the hard worked and
poorly paid operatives of Eastern citl $. With
corn at fifteen cent b.shei, and The best OF
land at our own price, a man with five hundred
d.,liars in his pocket becomes as independent in
Iowa as a man with annual salary would be
in New York. The U.Ica gentlemen should
overhaul his philosophy. When he does so he
will discover that be ,s soing things blind. His
letter will produce effects the very opposite OF
those anticipated. II Albany knicserbockcr.
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why Hns not Ihe Disl ur b0nCe of Sat.
urdHy night prevented

Why wns not lhe Disiur bnnce of Sut.
urdHy night prevented J
We have been pleased 10 chronicle the good
conduct OF our new city police since their APP
pcatmcn,--their activity and promptitude-
their apparent impartiality among offenders
using equal rigor with the fast and fashionable
rowdy as the dirty and ragged and friendicss.--
We have noticed them preserving order, silenc.
Ing the disorderly and taking off to quod such
as could not be made to behave like decent men
Gpolitieal meetings. THIS we have seen al
meetings of both parties and it has given Us
pleasure to note it. Any man who would 60
into meeting for the purpose OF disturbing il,
We care not what the meeting was, deserves to
be sent to jail.
The only cxcep, ion we have ever had occa.
sion to note, Of this good conduct, on the par
Of the police, was on Saturday night last, when
the Republican meetings were so shameiully dis
turbcd. At that time, when nm attempt was
made to force speaker from the stand by VIC.
lsnre--when drunken rowdies interrupted Mr..
Wentworth in manner well calculated to pro.
duce bloody riot--when noisy and disorderl.
men, 10 the sound of music, marched repeated,
through the crowd assen,bledto hear Mr.. Wen,
worth ut the corner of Main and Jefferson streets,
drosning every other sound with their yells, no.
apolice officer could be seen upon the ground
-at least we saw none save Mr.. Cisna. w.
Say this with regret For Ms q citizen Of Bar
Hng,on, in common with every other citizen, We
have deep interest in the good name and fame
Of our city. Our individual rights, our lives AMI
property are at stake in the preservation OF law,
sad It's impartial administration. And we long
aace determined. from the rarity OF 1t, to ap'
papd the faithful public officer, be he of wha
party he might. We thought, for some time
Past We saw, on the part of the Mayor and
number Of Councilmcn, sincere desire TO pre-
serve peace and quiet in our city. And we re-
solved llut for one We whould, in spite Of party
predictions, give them our unqualified appro-
baton and support if they continued thus iaith
I'll.
But our ardor was very essentially cooled by
tie proceedings OF Saturday night. The DANCE,
Of serious riot was imminent aud was only pre-
vented by the sound discretion of the Republ,-
can. There was no mis,akipr the ip,cu,;ou.-
II vss undo,h,e,,v Ia proaure a collision and
So,. Ym we saw no, person, In authority,
With N. e.cep,ion Of the one named above, nj.
,empt,ag to prevent il. The only member OF
the CIV co,,.l seen IN the ground mr.. Car.
ep,e, was marching a, the head of the par,,
,s., -, ,ns, M,,rrh.n,. And rho on,,
,,,,,,,. s ~. p...h.. ,, ), :, -.
aA'e ye, heard OF who used his eSertions to pre-
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-06

The National Horse Sho~ and Equestrian Fair.
which his been widely advertised 10 come OF
in this place, on thr e,h. ,ath and ith OF Sep
TENDER Eexi, bids fair 10 draw esss one of the
tsrgess crowtt4 ever assembled IN the west to
witness 1 similar exhibition. TIE press oil the
Country il giving the enterprise stish notice "a
viii ensure complete snccessso tar a. public sup
port Il concerned.
We learn thar horses have hcen or viii be en-
| tered from ali sections Of the Union. Tae ex-
ceedingiS liberal premiums awarded for excel
lcnce in the various traits, which go TO make up
the perfect Horse. has excited the rivalry OF
horse raisers far and near. An opportunity viii
undoubtedly be afforded 10 witness some oil the
fines, stock in the Union. and this alone il an
attractive feature OF the Exhibition.
Lady Eqaes,rasns, attracted by the list of
sp,endid premiums TO be awarded TO the best
forse woman, are coming in. large numbers and
nom all directions. Plenty or time having been
given since the notice first appeared, We learn
tina, it has been improved by the ladies' in pre-
parng costly and appropriate riding habits, sad
dies, brides, &c The exhibition win be ex-
ceedingly interesting and pleasing, and Will
draw to the Far Grounds very large con
course.
The track has been graded and prepared, and
IS superior one in every respect. Seats to ac-
Sohiiioudlt TIE crown viii ne pfStI'ttat aiiu tso
pans will he spared 10 render the visitors COM
Portable. The ground selected is admirably
adapted to this purpose.
A cordial invitation is extended to all persons,
irrespective of party, to be present on the &C
casion. Editors friendly TO tn enterprise are
respectfully requested 20 give such notice through
their papers us in their Judgment it may deserve.
The Various Railroads leading into Galvsburg
will carry stock and passengers on the same
terms that they do 10 the State Fsir.-IGales-
burg Dem
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sg a. Arnold, OF Nebrrsk, has been appoin-
ted Indian a cnt for the Shawnee and WAN
dot Indians in the place OF William Gray, who
was murdered by the Border RutiiLns.
PREcocirY.-A boy about sixteen years of
age, in ST. Louis, Slot his mother with pistol,
woanding her severely, because she attempted
to correct him.
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Danford's lrol Grass cutter.

Al y niac,ihe IS now .vuceLc be best in
l. rs ilvwcr. l. he first pre.IiuIs vi
TIE iiu5 ana Pch,yivana Agricultural Societies du
ring .ie asst i've yeS ItCagv's M.cnHn,c
lisute Tor lie last four years, aud Of great
. 20 'hty agrcinurai oJc,ctes utd utGtH3# IHet
put az cO8.Ds.,tiUA U.th Ottsrs. L. eu.ns.y
ion and steel, Is drawn ny tUrses-cuts i've
todf iiic;s wd, nL l., cLpLDe OF MOVING, ts vrdi
uhry days wu.) from ten 10 eighteen acres grass
IL GUS wit two sCKes, .tuou. guards ~ mpu,
sibe ~ cog II. Ga trlal fur cunle.
tl..on Will Mandy, igg smith Grtea Li.lVis
ana hetcnuu New ,Uuh tlit f,St p.'eHttaM
Satisfactory reftre.ice. b: pelsu.i, who
have used Ii t.,ls YicIny. BAnTLEIT Co.,
JyZtbpIm
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The reduction OF the letter postage III
this country was one oflhe most bcnefcent meas
ures ever adopted by Congress. Yet Mr. Blchan-
an opposed it in the Senate of tile United States
Ii his opposition had prevailed, letter postage
would now be twenty live cents instead OF three.
TIE great Sag.Nicht statesman would have the
postage of letter twent. five cents, and re-
q,tire men to work for ten cents day. lac wo d
,iae to have the postage on n single letter alb
serb the whole Of 1t laborlng mans wages for
two days and ii half. lie would make fine times.
Woaidn't he?-Loaisvliie journal.
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ssr good article viii always triumph over any pre-
tended imitation. has been said every city Is
disc OF humbugs bat let rety merltorieus sr,ieir
capable of doing all that Is promised for 1t, aud IL wl
and the test ofsny opposition deiendent apnn nHaie
ns,orie,y: aud Hsfetd,s ft,aed s.o'saeh Bite bear
EVIDENCE th5, for has been taken hold u by the peo
pie and tried and not found .nng In curing any case
Of by pep,a, in any When shese facts known
why should ltnnt be appreciated and useib BY everybody
For sale by Druggists aud Dealers generally.
augl H. e. HUNT, Agt.
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Books. H1vA,.
TTST RECEls i.., by G. NJ. Wilcox 4 Co., No.
u Barrett IIonse. ..... III
Reality; or he Mllionaires Daughter.
Second Marriage. 81.
Columbia, translated from the French.
BerelIce. ..ss- .r.
Courtship and marriage; Mrs Ice IIentz.
81 Youth of the Oil Doainioa Hopkins.
Edtaw; sequel TO the Foragers
Bdi,sl,y Papers
Laty'4 Cru de Ia Perfect Gentility.
~ The itoinaii Exile,
Seaboari Slave States; (OliSead)
Ti,eisui; BY Rev John rui.ock, ID. d. e..-lt
Tie SKeptcai Era T. NJ. Post. For sale hya
may 81 &. VI. WfL,UX r. co.
law ssao.%s tor sale at pupl,sLets prices
IL Kenfs Commentaries, VOLS
Philips On Evidence; pa..
Bolvius' Law dictionary
Greenieaf ON Evidence, H.
Wiiartuu's American Law;
e Story Partnership
S.les;
Chilly on contracts;
e. blackstone
Blackwell Tax-titles
Halidrd Real Properly:
Taylor's Law tsiossary
liaines Treatise for Justices =
NAterrnans = - Iowa wsseon Sin .
For sale by C N WILCOX & Co.,
see1 Burlington aud ;, VI i.iisSn
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A MASTER PIECE 0UT-poNE.-We have lately
supposed Ayers Cherry Pecor,l was the Ultima
Thule in its line, and that nothing had been or
would he invented which could surpisS II III its
fine points OF excellence as medicine. But we
are confidently assured by hose competent 10
Judge on the subject, that DR.. Ayers new Pills
excel il, high medical artistry even that widely
celebrated embodiment of his skill. lie has she
ceeded in na.ips them mol only pleasant 10 take
bu, powerful TO cure the large class OF complaints
Argus XIV.
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Several years ago, Tmothy Davis, of Iowa,
moved from Missouri and brought sith him
three or Tour negroes and set them free. This
was all right, we look Ut it, but we notice
that the slavery exteusionlsts over in Iowa are
amazing ly worried about it.
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Mr.. Brooks in his speech after the vote for
his expulsion from the House, said smong other
things. 1.-The vote oi the majority oil this House
iusr taken sran>,,ifS ME TO posit rtty as man
nnsortAy Of seat on fhss Rcor" This is I'M
to.ibtrdly true, and pastsri,y viii be certain to
receive him exactly as the House tran-ni,s him.
Louisville Journal
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hiavc yOa Neua '.Em,nsl BagtIet,"l
,Iiat I1is "Ung.e fon', Cab NJ IN inter
est ahd nuei superior po.eaiicai Hort. L.
mol nut -bI DAD cunscr.
va.ve g. odiid winch every of The cuuhty
s.vu.a Ian these iIiaiicai times.
Inc albany OF Lie Lair has been generally
accecLed superior to tile niajpsf.y iennic
wfleIs Head IL. ...-
lac subscribers have received fresh stock and can
supply e.rousto.ne,s with ny quan,dy.
j. L. CO
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Wall Paper, Borders ana CuItalns,
ID 1FSY'Eh frTyIBYtl

Wall Paper, Borders anu Curtains,
PAINTED CURTAINS, and
CURTAIN FIXTURES!
For sale Whole, nle nrd Ketaii, by
C. n WILCOX sf In.
HAVE JUST OPENED Of the largest stocks Of
Wall Papers, Borders, Curtains Frr Boards, Palm
ted Curtains Patent Curtain fxiures Tasse, Cords and
Curtain guards We believe stock viii compare Will
any oiher both les style and quality IN the State, which
shall offer nj Je iawest prizes Our stock II direct
FROM and made expressly order
the past We respectfully solicit those vislr
pa,srs IL an examination OF a,u -iock
c. WILCOX 4 Co.,
Burlington aid Fort N4iist,n
large stock Of he above, just :, at our store
In Fort Madison. tsp21.l
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Clarkes Female Pills.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from Prescrt,,ion IF Sir j. Clarke, II, d.,
Nysicinn Entr,tDrdiadry to TIE Queen.
TnIs invaluable medicine is unalling in the care of all
painful and dangerous disorders to which the female
constitution is subject 1t ieraes a excess aud re-
mo es all obstructons, and spee'y may b. re.
lied on. ... az
TO MARRIED LADIES
It Is peculiarly suited 1t 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.
- ChUTI N. D..
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during tie frst three mo@s, they are sure
bring miscarriage but at every other time and
in every other case, they perfectly safe. H.-.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
l.. c. BALDWIN d Co.,
... Uate J. Bryau,, Rochester, n. Y
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, General Agents. For sale
In Burlington by A. HgSpRICEs AMI A. T. GRorIIE and
Wu.HEY WALKER, Fort Madison. tap25bp.yI s-
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The pre.Emp,ion Law.

We give below, the points which persons
fishing to make pre- emptions, are required to
Jake to the satisfaction OF the officers at the
lfferent Land Offices:
|. The settler must never before have had
he benefit OF pre- emption under the act.
2. He must not at the time OF making the
redemption, be the owner OF $50 acres of land
. any State or Territory in the u. S.
3. lie Must settle upon and improve the land
good faith tor his own exclusive use or bene-
I, aud not with the intention of selling it on
.,erul.tion; and must not make, directly or in
iirecllv, any contract or agreement i'll any way
# manner with any person or persons, by which
ne title which he may acquire from the United
satrs should inure, IN whole or IN part, to the
eneit of any body but himself.
4. He must he twenty-one years OF age and
CITIZEN OF the U. S; or if a foreigner must have
;eclired his intention 10 become citizen before
ic proper authority, and receive certificate to
at effect.
5. He must b uild a house on the land, live in
, and make it h is exclusive home, and must be
II iI.habitant of the same nj the time OF making
ppiication tor pre- cmption. Until lately sin
lie man might board with his nearest ncighbor;
'uI the same is now required OF u single "a Il
,Arried man. except that ii married the family
Il the settler must also live in the house,
s. Tie law requires that more or less I'M
,rovement be made on the land, such as break
ag, fencing, etc., bur prescriptions are granted
where a half acre is br oxen and enclosed.
7. 1t is necessary that no other person enti-
lied to the right OF presumption, reside on the
and at the same time.
8. No one is permitted to remove from his
own land. and MAKE a presumption in the same
State or Territory,
9. The settler is required to bring with him
o the land Office written or printed application
citing forth the facts 10 his case OF the LIST, I'd
nd 81 requirement. here mentioned, with eel
icatc appended 10 he sign Il by the Register
nd Receiver; and make affidavit to the same
10. He is also required to bring with him d
espectable witness OF his acquaintance, who is
moving to the facts OF his settltmen;, to make
,fdavit to the 18th, 18th, .ith, 7th aud Sth re.
uirements here mentioned, with the same set
,orth OH paper, with corresponding blank cer-
ficate attached 10 be signed by the Land Off
ers.
IL. The pre.emptor, if foreigner, must
ring with him to the Land Office duplicates Of
his naturalization papers, duly signed by the oil
,iuial from whom they were received.
A minor WHO is the head OF u family, or a Wild
Nv may also pre-empt; their families being re-
quired TO 1--we on the land.
The settler is requested to file written de-
claratory statement Of his intention II pre-
empt, before he can proceed with his pre-elnp-
lion.
FkEs.-lse The fee required by the Regis
sr for filing u declaratory statement, is one dol
at.
%. For granting presumption, the Register
md Receiver can receive fif,y cents.
Sd. For duplicate of the map of any town.
ship, one dollar is required BY the Register.
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Messrs. Grigs x Co., advertised the lives
Of Fremont and Buchanan the other day. The
sales the next two days were:
Fremont, 100
Buchanan 10
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The LAST REsoRr-Mr. Bnehanan's organ in
his own State, the PENNSYLVANIA. says:
..Per,aps ii is MOTTO late Tor Mr.. Buchanan,
in tll. months thar setin,ervcne before tie Pre-
si,ential election, 10 run AWAY with somebody! =
ushber--thus putting himself on level with
the republican candhiare.'
Tha, will not do ii; he must get somebody
who viii be willing 10 away with him.
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To The boy Captain of Il Juvenile military
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.'priyates' for 'sjisobrying orders" on the 4th
inst aud has been nnid for trial in SOL
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The IssUE.--The Charleston Evening News
says:
THE issueis slavery or no slavery it is use
less To disguise 1t"
TIE NV York Day Book declares it to be the
issue and says:
"Woe TO these of the Democratic party who
finch from the C ntpst."
The Washington Union declares il to be the
issue of the day.
Thus speaks Southern politician:
''We Soutliernrrs intend To make Slavery MAJ
tio:lal not Sectional even ut the cost oil making
Il new Southern naon independent slave
nation OF our own. All compromise must be
abolished and slavery made national"