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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15
Western Auction & Commission House
BY AHsDEN Z TERRY,
Peoria and 0quawka Railroad.
:szsza sszsEa - EsssH1

EASTERN EXTENSION.
Open to the junction with the I. G. H.
DEORIA and St. Louis In Railroad connection The
shortest and only reliable route to bloomington De.
catur Springfield Alton ST. Louis Cairo and ali south
ern Illinois. Also, to Cincinnati and the valley Of the
Ohio river. Passengers by taking this route via Terre
haute and Indianapolis So miles in going Gin.
cinnat
Time between Peoria and 81. Louis only twelve hours
On and after September 10th, 1885, the trains Of the
above road will leave Peoria daily, Sundays excep
as follows:
Leave PeorIa, (st. Louis train las D. m arriving at
Illinois Central, 3:43 p. m.
Up. M, arriving at ILL., Central 7:1o, p M.
III Cen. Juncn 10 a. m, arriving at Peoria H. m.
9p M, (St. Louis train,, arriving
at Peoria ii, p. m.
Whseling, baltimore Philadelphia, ETC., be procured
Passengers requested to procure tickets before ia
king seats in the cars.
Trains leave east end of Bridge Omnbuses will be in
attendance at the to convey any part
OF the city W. II. CRUGER, Superintendent
Peoria, Sept. 4, 1856. se6bpn
-...... REMOVAL.
NHARLES II. WRIGHT, DRAPER AND
~ TAILOR over Coolbaugh aud Brooks, has removed
over the Bank OF Messrs Green Thomas Co., corner of
Jenerson and Third streets. octl
Printers Inks.
WE Have ON Sale, at this office, manufactured
w by George Mather, of New York,
10 ID kegs News Ink, Price 25c., u so
ai b sse, IS 8 50
100 ID 2sc, 2s IS
Alb 800 400
Printers desiring to be supplied with good article of
Ink, remit to u.s. stating the kind and quantity and
1t will be forwarded TO any point desired.
c. DUNHAM,
lsep2Sl Hawk-Eye Dc Telegraph Office.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15
A Sure Remedy for Piles.

The Piles, most distressing complaint is more prev
alent than is generally supposed 1t is attended with in
fammation-small Tuners, in the generality Of
their appearance producing irritation when the
body heated indescribably painful, which 1t is impos
sbe to resist scratching and the only present relief
seems be desire the skin Off This disease Is
not dangerous but extremely unpleasant. Clerks and
those of sedentary habits most subject to this mala
dy Let all afflicted try Dyer's Embrocation and we
warrant immediate relief and efectual Many
troublesome Of this complaint have been remeded
by the of this great Medicine We present fact
upon fact in corroboraon Of this statement and thous
ands bear testimony to the great value of this Aea
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15

Tux WAY They Do lr.-The Buchanan pa
pers including the Gazette Of this city, publish
cd story that one hundred and twenty-five
members Of the Methodist Church in Pittsburgh
had lately come out and declared they would no
longer 20 for Fremont because they believed
the Republicans were keeping up. the war in
Kansas. The editor of the Chicago Democrat
forwarded the slip to Mr.. Baird, OF the Chris.
tan advocate, and learned from him that the
whole thing was false in every particular-made
out Of whole cloth.
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s.is&ed bv Edc for Ofsnces cossssiff<d .nCa;ns
U.;d.aL. Of N. Fyee STATE payf, 4. ~ a..
---->~>-
Ths D0sy - Rcssricetng PreReEsy Re
rsSSmiis.
The American government u based upon the
,;sh,s OF persons II gives no political advan.
ts1xss 70 property. A Nan il man. The vote
Al the owner Of great estates counts no more
dian the vote Of the man Who has no property.
!. a proposition to change the basis Of the cleo
1--WE franchise in this respect would meet with
- reprobslion Of the whole country. II is one
q the ncbIess Of American ideas, that man
eutxeighs ia consideration, all property inter.
.s,s whatever.
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15
How about Connecticut,

The Hirtford Courant publishes returns from
l26 Towns-neariy all that voted. The Ere
monters carry Is, of which 90 are gained over
last election. The Fillmore BUCCANEERS carry
As i, gain, and are equally divided.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15

MARKIED-At the Weightman House, in this
city, on Sunday 18th inst, by D. X. Harris ESQ Mr. NJ
G. HARRIS to Miss HARRIET BARTos both Of Dodgevle,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15
A Western Agent Writes as Follows:

A lady presented herselfto me with the right cheek
swollen much pain in the region, with nervous tremor'
She was directed to apply your Healing Embrocation
very two hours, rubbing gently with piece of CLOTH
On the first application she exclaimed How 1t smarts,
but by perseverng she relieved and totally cured
the following morning. Such the effects OF this
derfu Medicine, Dyers Healing Embrocation aording
the most cheerful evidence of its disease conquering
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15
Wholesale and Retail Lumber Yard

A LARGE assortment Of Lumber, Shingles, Lath
~ and Square Timber, etc. We feel hesitation in
Offering to supply country dealers with full assortment.
>, ,h Nest qualities Of Lumber, from Wisconsin, Chip,
wee and st. Croix Rivers. Once JET.
peTa, "ehomC. axth anu Eleventh..
ferson 81, ect, between W. 4 W. d. GILBERT,
nj ------>
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Late Arrival

Late Arrival --i.r
l. stock Of .os ~ VA new and &c..
"eii Reasoned sPokcs, IIubs AN. -
large and SMALL Also, shafts, pole. an,
Ensmse sh Sos nf axs duck drilling and esn
eoIors Carriage bolts, tire bolts and Qualities and
headsd nn Whip sockets Silver brass ans ,vo. Of
whip iashs. A. Dugey and Wagon whips, Ok ,bong
shas,n ey invite the attention Of ho. 10
jy21tf - % "usi 1a,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15
Keen vour Rooms Neat E,

THE undersigned, seeing the need Of good and we'll
l. carried on PAPER-HANGING ESTABLISHMENT
in this city, would inform the public that they pre-.
pared to wait upon all who may please to give them
acetpapered raAsf Send in your orders and they viii
be well executed and on liberal terms.
J. A. PATTON CO.,
Corner Third and Jefferson Streets Sd story.
GAIA
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15
What has Dyer's Healing Embrocation
Done?

Wonders, indeed. It is known everywhere as Stand
ard Medicine, Sure Remedy, and Universal Panacea
for Rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds, Burns Scaids, umbago.
Sore Throat, Piles, Bowel Complaints, Cholera, Wind
Cholic Dysentery and numerous other ills and aches
Its popularity owing its intrinsic merits Once
used, it is dispensed with. 1t is becoming daily
more and popular, and Is performing remarkable
day by day Ali persons who have used this
Great Remedy for all sorts Of Pain should at once OBJ
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15
Horrible Murder.

We have just learned the particulars of bru-
tai murder that was perpetrated in Poweskek
county, on Thursday, the 18th of last month. On
the evening previous, four persons came to Grin
nell and remained all night. They were an old
man and his son, and young man and his sis
ter. The young man and his sister were we'll
dressed and said they were on their way to Iowa
City. They also stated that the old man and his
son had fallen IN company with them and re-
quested the privilege of riding with them in the
wagon, as they were tired Of travelling on horse
back. They left Grinnell ON Thursday morning
and in the evening the old man and his son ar
rived at their camping ground near Montezuma,
having travelled only l6 miles. They had come
on road not usually travelled, and through a
portion of the country very sparsely settled
They had four horses just as on the day previ-
GUS. They purchased grain of the farmers and
left very early next morning, at which time
there were no suspicious of foul play.
On Sunday last the body of young woman
was accidentally found concealed under a shock
of corn, and search being made the body of
man was also found next morning Concealed in
the same way. Both bodies had been shot in
several places and were considerably decayed.
The ashes of the campfire were then examined,
and metallic hooks and eyes were found in them.
The clothing had probably been burned. The
old man and his son had, no doubt, committed
the deed. The names and residences of the
persons are entirely unknown, and it is feared,
that the murderers are by this time entirely out
of reach of the officers. 1t is suppose that the
murder was perpetrated in the day time ON the
prairie, and that the bodies were concealed in
the wagon until night, when they were hid in
the fodder. The murdered persons were proba-
bly, the pessessors of the team and of money for
which they were killed. Oskaloosa Herald.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15

H.SWEETSER has just received at his store
VI No. Barrett House Building, some of those fne
Water Proof HUNTING BOOTS, for sale cheap
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15

The worst pun ofthe season, says the Bos-
ton Atlas, has been traced to the door of the
Sandusky (Ohio) Register. 1t is to the effect
taat Mr.. Pugh. the misrepresentation of that
State in the Senate, will be R-e-Pugh-dated!
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15

BARGAIN AND SALH.--That the Fillmore lead
J es are in the pay Of the Pro'slavery Buchaniers
snow an undisputed fact. Proof strong as Holy
Writ has been udduced. The Ohio papers have
letters from the high contracting parties, show
Ing that the sinews of war were and are furnish.
dte the Fillmore Know-Nothings to carry on
the canvass In that State, by the Buchanan par
ty. 1t is so here, in Iowa. Every body knows
that Fillmore can't carry county or a township
In the Statc--that the contest is between Free
mont and Buchanan. Yet the Fillmore leaders,
with the thirty pieces of silver in their pockets
or expectancy, are laboring might and main to
induce men to throw away their votes while
there is A live issue and momentous one.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15

FLAX SEED, in demand A good article
would bring sl,75 for immediate use.
SALT-Lake in bbls. $3.50 by wagon load
Sack, $2,lO.
LUMBER-Common $40 per M, Fisss do,
$25 per m. Clear ,sS5 to $40 per IN. Second
$50 to So per m.
SHINGLES.-First quality s., so per m. Sec.
ond 81, so per m.
LATII.-S4,5O per m ....
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~ III. SWEETSER has just received and ofers
We for sale, alarge assortment of Mems Women,s and
Childreas nice r JBBER BOOTS and SHOES AIso
some Of those extra high Rubber Water Boots: aIso
some OF those Ladies' Rubber KNEE PRAIRIE ROOTS q
hne article Call and examine. G. II. sWEETSER
Burlington, Oct g.
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~ KEEP RI BEFORK TRE, PROPLE.
.lsi 10 dis dsy, 10 ssa IN Kaas4s Ass sssy IN
OsaisAad, BY iar. for e6snces cossssitted egainss
;sdssidsals Of The Free State Party i--s,of one j,
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"a The heat OF Sanimer which Is noT 80 rapidly pass
inga hasIe In many the yssem dsranscd and
the blood unhealthy and impure Many persons Who do
not purify the system by resoriing to medicine which
tendst carreci the Bilious Seeretons. promptly act
Ing on the Liver VIII be taken down With levers agurs
eruptions the skin, rheumatism. and not ansrequeny
those fell Diseases scrofala and rheumatism, other
effects oflmpare blood II you want = meaicine which
really possesses the power OF purifying the boo without
fail use Carters Spanish Mixture, which, as powerful
and prompt Alternative, Is anrisaed In proof Of Its
cuiar virtues, refer to the great number Of Blood
Diseases cfhe very worst form which have been cured
by s use after all Efforts Of physicians and the large
number Of advertised medicines had sznaliy failed
More than ten thousand Of scrofula, rheumatism
syphilis mercuria affections, &C., &c, have been cured
by timely resort to this extraordinary Purifier Of the
Blood; ana wherever has become known II supercedes
al other medicines and is regularly prescribed BY the
fv
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~ III. SWEETSER has just received fine AZ.
Os sortment OF those nice Ladies and Gents BusaLo
tive Of cold feet, which he offers cheap for cash
oet4 c. Fl. SEEETSER
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15

NOTICE.-Havng purchased the entire stock OF
~ DRY GOODS
OF NJ H. Winton, in the city of Burlington Iowa, take
this method Of informing the former patrons of said
house that will continue the business at the old stand,
on Main street, and respectfully solicit continuance Of
public custom.
September 25, 1856. J. W. BASS.
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II =
| o. J. GAR,
0kM1UAIAUC11on6 cQ01l0A100011G43
One door north Of the Wighsnan hesas,
-MS nersse, Dsssee9sSe, Asd
e6erns thanks for the liberal patronage - Aas re
esved for the past twelve months, tskss sAh eepets
atty Of Infornlng public that he VIM Asssad - alba
sinsss 10 his line At the following ratess
9ocds Wares and store, cent
second hand heuseheld Furniture,
Real Estate within City limits X"
country Businsss on reascua Die sr-sns. ,5srF
Secondhand bousehold Orr, ,.sy -o,d on Sasurdap
only Sseh goods must be delivered ut the auction
before = O'Clock OF that day. taPas.l
Western Auction & Commission House.
By AHsDEN TERRY,
Mt. Pleasant. Iowa,
"A RE preparedto receive Goods Wskhs and MsscHAs-
pfsE, consignment for private sale or Auction.
Our extensive Retail trade enables US to handle large
amounts Of Fancy Dry Goods at even prolific the con-
agnor Proceeds promptly RENTED at current raGs Of
exchange Cash advances on ecnsgnments. IapSo.l
Closlng Out Sale!
look Stoves, Fish furniture, prS Goods, Teas tat.
Tors Trimmings Cloths, sattineits, Yankee Notions
and Jcwelry,
At AUCTIONi |
o. me Auction room one door north Of the wlghtman
House. on FRIDAY, july 18th commencing at 10 oclock
r., to be continued until further notice.
d. =. GEAR
wil sell At Public auction, large variety of the above
goods in order TO close with cousignmsns tpre
Tious 10 arrangements for the Fall and Winter trade -
L would be impossible enumerate all the dinerep,
lily to be sold purchasers Will not fail In the varied
or,ment 10 dnd what they want. |
Also good substantial covered. Buggy Terms Cash.
ale positive. jyl7 o, Z. GEAR. Auct'r. |
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15
A Balm for every Wound.

Dyer's Healing Embrocaton has acquired an unprece-
dented celebrity Healing Panacea. 1t cures Wounds
Cuts Bruises Scads Rheumatism, and all External and
Internal Pain, in short period of time. Scientifically
prepared and always preserving the strength and
quality is used with the greatest confidence by all
classes, and has become universally known that it
needs hardly to be named in a public print
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15

Dyer's Healing Embrocation.-No person or
family after one trial of its curative, healing and
pain destroying properties will ever be satisfied
to be without it in the house. Squires Bloss
agents for Southern Iowa.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-10-15

The undersigned having disposed of his stock of Dry
Goods and of his business in said ine to James W. Bass
would respectfully solicit for him the continued patron
age of the old friends of the establishment.
AL debts whether by book account, due to me
or to the firm Of II. Winton Co., will be settled by
and with said BaS, to whom the has been trans.
ferred. sep20 NJ. H. WINTON,
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New Store and New Goods !!

THE subscribers receiving their Fall Stock Of
L DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND
CAPS, TEAS, C0PFEES, QUEENsWARE, CLOTHING,
&C. all of which have been selected with greatest
care, from Eastern markets,
All those that have favored with their patronage
satisfied that prices compare very favorable with
those Of other merchants In Burlington we would
invite oil to call and examine stock before purehas
ing elsewhere, at the
CHEAP CASH STORE,
Corner Washington and Third sts opposite Post Office
Burlington, Iowa.
sep13 t. E;ROFNENDYKF a aNITu
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Behold! Old Things are made New

secured, Repaired, and handsomely finished: also
L |an Cah.an Grape and Silk and Woolen goods Of
cieansed and Dressed to look liz new
ny ySnn A. Martin Orders for Mr. ~ will be taken in
me Mlhery Store on Jefferson st. near Green Thnmas
~ '"S" DANA [sept24 d v3mL
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& 16oQREANDan SBxmHAN ngTEE1a.
fAG - EkR t0Ug Nk1nETK
.. \. HAisAissr, Dsyisssssn. n. Jsas -, - sAyE
slgy sib Aas bssA aMsessd vfsk nsfyscs d<y siass
aepssh, 1851, ssAes uAicA 49, hare bcea nnalis y
fad physicians OF neSscinc that ~oHia bsaeAe her n
The seass, until day called - The stare Of Df Har
vey ofths tavn, for tinctzss o: srsa ard described
10 him ths anactioas o. my sfe: hsshsn handed me
lot Of papers read among which found one descsib
Ing yeur GermHn bitsers, Immediately procuredsa few
bottles from him. pleased 20 stale that the
Of the t,ers has done her good than oil the med
cine she has heresafore taken. wish 70 .end
haif dozen bottiesu
See advertisement
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IN THE VERY EXTENSIVE FALL IYy0IcFs NV
STICHTER, CRONE r. aTIsON

sT1CHTER, CRONE G. gibson.
Are embraced very full and rich line Of
LUPlN,S FR. AERLNOES
L. 6OSIlNS WOOL scorer pLAIDS g..
HEAL Er: PAINTED ALL WOOL DEyA Jys
CASHHERES DE CI.sSE
1UIBETS DE COBURG. s
,4ss 49, IAN. & IAN. DELALEEG
etc., ETC., etc.
Also Of ELEGANT FANCY DRESS SILKS and .ho ..,.
DRAFTED siLskR LUsTRE ITAL. BLACK SILKS and
Jill BOILED do do
Waterloo, Eng. CaotA Bay State and BroeAn szn,,,.
ELEGANT MANTILLETTAs.
GRO. DE CAPEs
WIN thorough line Of fine Welsh Ballard Vol. "a
EKBROLDERLES -
HOSIERY ..e ,-5... \
TRIMMINGS,
RIBBONS
SUPERIOR AESLLgs.
CLOTHS,
81 7INADES
.,,o.., sA7ZYETTy. esc., ETC..
making up the most extensive and ~. ,,.h..,
''1 1r ,na' has YET reached Burlington
we have invoices Of the very hes, makes q, K,d ,ov.,
anu 1850 OF cashmere Wool under Wrappers, &c.
.. AZ We purpose keeping none hut good goods vs hon.
M, so " all who viii have such goods at ss low
f'Se - 1oey can honestly be Afforded.
Respectfully, &C.,
,e STICHTER, CRoNE 4 gibson
'SfA' Opposite Barrett House, Burlington Iowa.
A MRROTYPE Lass. assorted ,,... e..
oy spzo soUIREs BLOss,
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A Pain Destroyer.


A Pain Destroyer.
pyer;s Healing Embrocaton destroys Pain, Externa.
and Internal. Reader don't be without it. 1t will save
many Doctors bill. Ifyou unfortunately become Cut,
Wounded or Bruised, use it. If you suffer from Pain,
either external internal, Cholera Morbus Rheumat-
ism, Sprains, Stiff Joints, DC, try it, and it will certainly
effect cure The nestimable value Of this wonderful
preparation has been concusiyely proved and no per.
family should suffer themselves to be without it.
Every House, Workshop and Factory
Should constantly be supplied with Dyers Healing Elm.
orocaton-wlch is invaluable in any emergency acct
den. sudden Illness and should be applied the
Of any casualty whatever 1t Is really indis
pensabe Let every reader of these lines obtain at once
this Great Remedy and Life Preserver and guarantee
50 tsfactory results.
The Ne Plus Ultra"
or all Pain Destroyers is Dyers Healing Embrocation.
This Medicine has received ndsputabe proofs of its va
lue from sources worthy of reliability and confidence
forming an array of facts unparalleled in the history Of
any other preparation 1t worthy OF the most perfect
confidence performing 1t does most astonishing cures
and giving evidence daily of its disease conquer
ing power.
A Standard Medicine.
Dyer's Healing Embrocaton has reputation unlike
that of any other Medicine takes precedence OF any
other article used recommended for like purposes and
whenever introduced into family persuasion would
induce them be without it. Reader, fyou have never
used it, and have unfortunately become Cut, Wounded or
Bruised or are suffering from Pain either external or In
terna try Dyers Healing Embrocation at once and you
will ever after keepit on hand.
All. FIELD, Providence, R. l., Proprietor.
kE"sold in Burlington by sQUIRES BLOss, Whole
Agents for Southern Iowa. by Druggists general
ir throughout the State.
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next session will be held at Mt. Pleasant,

DEArH OF Waller +. JoSEs-Our last 81.
Louis papers contain notices OF the death of
WALTER +. JONES, formerly Of this city, Of
chronic dinrrhoea, a. the age of 30 years. He
died on the 9Th inst. Mr.. Jones was an active.
enterprising business man, and had, in this COM
munity where he was well known, large mum.
Der of warm personal friends. He was highly
respected and esteemed, both as business man
and in the private walks Of life.
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nR, KANE,S ARCTIC EXPEDITION.
II In search Of Sir John Franklin, during the years
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