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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-10
NEW MILLINERY.
MRS. WAR TIN, would announce to !,
the Ladies' of Burlington and YicntY. that ~

- MRS. MAR TIN, would announce to -
the Ladies of Burlington and vicinity, that ~
~ she has received from New York City, and ~
will open the Both inst large and splendid assort-
ment Fall and Winter Bonnets of every variety that
will be in the east this season also, Mohar and
Fancy Caps and Head Dresses, Collars Feathers FRENCH
Flowers Ribbons, Illusions, and every thing in the Mil
iinery line. Mrs. MS goods have beeu selected and
trimmed by Miner of taste and experience, friend
Of Mrs. NJ and think she has excellent taste
In her selections and trimmings The Ladies will please
cali and examine her assortment.
Mrs NJ has secured the assistance Of competent young
ladies to assist in the Millinery and Dress Making bus
uess aud hopes by strict attention to business merit
the liberal patronage she has hitherto received Ladies'
finding their have their Bonnets Coaks,
Dresses and Mantiias made up with neatness and des-
patch. Terms moderate Country Milners supplied
with every thing in their line At Wholesale prices.
Forers system of Dress Cutting taught in three les
sons. Patterns cut to fit the figure for IS cents.
Straw Bonnets Of every description altered beached,
| and pressed to look like new; also, pinkng done.
sent24 d 4 wSm sf+a1 .se a-ctG NFt 81
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81 ~ IL - - - -.
IRay6evv oe tho narlinHssn Market lei
she weeA enAing Monday ?. -
Since our last weekly report there has besn
No 10 the prizes Of live and slaughtered hog
cut meats and lard, At the principal cities
corresponding advance has not, however, beef
made here. The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 80
says The receipts Of Hogs for the week having
been only $4,000, when they might have been
4 great deal heavier, . further advance was estab
4 lished in prices, and the market closed buoysnt
with decided upward tendency. Sales were
i made at s6,a5, and further advance was suhse-
| quently asked. The conversation on Change in
dicated thai short crop men are becoming quite
numerous, and many nave already made up their
minds to large deficiency. Il is some time,
however, since very short crop and very high
prices happened in the same year. Sia1ghterers
continue to pay 10 cents per head premium,
which added to the current rates for hogs, makes
the price equal TO AZ per loo lbs. These tig-
ures will tend to increase largely the supply a.
this port.
Hog market Green hams advanced to II, with
few sellers at close below Il. Mess Pork was
sealable at sl5259l5:5o, with holders asking
l5,75@sis. Lard lo9@ilc, no sales above
the latter figure, however.
The ST. Louis papers of the 9th quote sales at
IS, 50@s5.60, and note large falling off in re.
ceipts.
Hogs ought to bring as much in Burlington
as in st. Louis, and within Is cents of Cincin.
natl figures, yet the highest we hear of having
been paid is s4,75.
Chicago papers of Saturday quote hogs OF 200
lbs and over, nett, as selling readily at $500.
Live hogs were coming in rapidly; but few
dressed ones in market.
New York dispatches of Friday, quote Pork
frmer, and sales ut s19al9,50 for old and new
Mess, and 81, 25al7, so for prime. Dressedhogs
were selling for 1892; green hams 9sa9A. LARD
$50 bbls at 13c.
During the week past, business has been very
dull here, owing to the bad condition Of the
roads. Very few hogs have arrived in town,
either from the difficulty in driving them over
the rough roads, or from an indisposition on the
part of drovers to sell at Offering prices. Our
slaughter houses have cut but small number
up to this time, most Of those arriving here hav
ing gone forward by rail to New York
The river is still open here, but crossing is
difficult and effected in skiffs, both ferry boats
having laid up. The weather is warmer to.da,
and we should not be surprised if the river kept
open some time. .
FLOUR-S6,00.
WHEAT-None arriving and no change in
prices since our last .
CORN-Selling at S2a35 cts upon the street. |
Only in demand for home consumption and very
little arriving.
OATS-32aS5.
BUTTER-More arriving than last week, bu'
still bringing 25aso cts readily.
WOOD-Selling at S5a6 per cord in small |
loads on the street-contracting at 81, 5oa5,OO.
EGGS-25 cts and scarce.
HAY-Sls per ton.
HOGS-On foot, s3,50-nett, s4a4,75. This
last is the outside figure for heavy hogs.
A rheumatic is no longer one, after faithful
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New York. Dec. s

Tribune Correspondence, Washington, Dec. 4.
John D. Campbell OF Ohio, son of the Hon
Lewis D Campbell, has been appointed asst
Clerk of the House, in place of Mr.. Acton, of n.
j., removed learn from reliable source tina,
John Appleton, of Maine, has been induced to
act as Mr.. Buehanans private secretary, and will
not therefore 60 into the Cabinet or the Union
newspaper. Enough members of the House ar.
rived to night to give the Democracy one major
ity without the Speakers vote in the House to-
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A Standard Medicine.

Dyer's Healing Embrocaton has reputation unlike
that of any other Medicine takes precedence Of
other article used recommended for like purposes and
whenever introduced into family per would
induce them TO be without 1t. Reader you have never
used It, and have unfortunately boone Cut Wounded
Bruised suffering from Pain either external or In
ternal Dyes Healing Enbrocation at once and you
will ever after keep on hand. ,s
A. II. FIELD, Providence, r. l., Proprietor.
~ Sold in Burlington by SQUIBES BLoSS, Whole
sale Agents for Southern Iowa. Druggists generals
ly throughout the State.
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Washington, Dec. {

. A special messenger has arrived from Kansas
bringing dispatches from Gov. Geary relative to
the release, by Judge Lecompte, of the murder
er Hays, and also to other matters at issue be-
tween him and the Judge, all of which are SUBJ
mitted to the consideration OF the Admiuistra-
ton. Affairs in the Territory are represented
still peaceful.
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New York, Dec

NeW IUTk, DeC.
special dispatch from Lancaster to the Times
says it is understood here that a meeting has
been held at the St. Nicholas, n. Y, of the lead.
ing Democrats throughout the state for the pur-
pose of recommending Hon. Erastus Corning for
the Secretaryship of the Treasury. This move
will fail of success, as will every other to bring
forward New York candidates for place in the
cabinet
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ST.. PAUL AND ST.. ANTHONY RAILRoAD.-Be
tween the above two places, in Minnesota, a rail
road Is talked Of. The st. Anthony Republican
remarks:
Welearn from Mr.. johnson, the Secretary that
some $4,000 Of stock is already taken and that
tls5,0o0 more is pledged. Capitalists are conf.
don't that It will pay and it is not improbable
that laborers will commence grading the road by
next spring. Clear the track! A few days aud
he iron horse, straight from away down in Wis
consin, will be srorting in our streets.
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- . 131IVrHIOte, DeC. o.
VIM. Smith, mail guard, has been arrested
at Augusta, GA, charged with robbing the mail.
One thousand dollars of supposed stolen money
was found in his possession.
Bills have been introduced in the South Caro-
lima Legislature providing for giving the election
of Governor and of the Presidential Electors to
the people ... ..--
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RIVER IrEM:--The river At this place yester-
By morning was still floating its icy masses, but
fthe cool weather continues, will soon close up.
The Ferry Boats have gone into winter quar-
crs, leaving the crossing to be done in small
boats which is task Of some magnitude just
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WAKEFIELD'S
CORNPLANTER.
THE sUBCRIBERs

L II Il 81 bCklbEkS
having ample facilitie:
for manufacturing this
labor saving imple-
ment, now offer them
to the farmers of Iowa
In the full onfidence
that they will at once
supply q want long felt
for a substitute for the
old, slow and imper-
feet methods Of plant
ing. The objections
heretofore made I.
Corn Planters are, il.
Wakefield IS, entirely
obviated. Their sim
plicity, accuracy, du.
rability and cheap
ness, will at once re-
commend them to all
farmers. 1t was used
extensively in illiiioi.
and many other States
last season, with grea'
satisfa ction, and tn,
Into Stnfa Enir in I'LL
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The me Plus Ultra"

0fa Pain Destroyers is Dyer's Healing Enbrocation.
This Medicine has received ndspathbe proofs Of its
lue from worthy OF reliability and confidence
forming array of facts unparalleled In the history Of
any other preparation 1t is worthy OF the most perfect
confidence, performing 1t does most astonishing cures
and giving fresh evidence daily, Of its disease conquer
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SELLING AT COST.

Groenendyke and Smith are now selling off
their extensive stock Of goods at cost, and re-
quest purchasers to give them call, In the
article Of Boots and Shoes they are prepare d
10 offer great bargains, as their stock is varied
.xtensive-give them call.
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DOslOn, Dec. 0.
The failure ofHenshaw & Son, the well known
Bankers of this city, was announced this morn.
ing. The liabilities are large. Mr.. Henshaw,
senior, was Trustee of the Rutland Railroad,
and was connected with other roads. &. %.
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Yn

7
Jacob Little the extensive fnancier, failed to
meet his payments at the Board of Brokers this
morning. His liabilities are to an immense
amount and the affair has created considerable
excitement in money circles.
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Montreal, Dec. 8.
Weather intensely cold. The steamer Lady
Elgin went ashore Thursday near Pressure Isle,
Lake Ontario, and is a total wreck
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A sniendid Farm for Sale.

THE place known as the Ballard Farm, miles nortn
i Of Burlington, on the Burlington and Louisa PLANK
s.te Of eultiys,on With two story frame house and
other out buildings ne bearing orchard steam saw
and grst mill adjoining, and also az excsisn, tavern.
Sand and yithsl In one OF the best neghtorhoods in
the co ntry To be sold on accommodating terms For
further particulars, enquire al the Office Of
.usndkvn Jw.k W. D. GILBERT.
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VALpABEE FARM for SaIe.-sftnste in
pes MONIES county IL miles north of Burlington and
one mile east Of Yellow Spring College. 20 acres--
20 acres prarie 6s which good state Of cult
walton Woodland adjacent the uar;h side; buildings
comfortable good well OF failing water the
house good orchard bearing abundance Of fruit
Terms msds easy. Any person wishins aioeation In
community where inempersncs - unknown and profan
hy seldom heard viii d. seiiby et4uirng Of the under.
signed >. yeiiew spring Ellis, kessath, 1usa, Es 8
~ esfiwtrn - 9l9S q 1HARPERa az
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Washington, Dec. {

Warrington, Dec. B..
The President has removed G. w. Clark, the
alleged murderer of Barbour iu Kansas, from the
office of Indian Agent in that Territory, and APP
poiuted Issac " inston, whig, ofCulpepper coun-
ty, Va, in his place.
The Star confirms the report that the Virginia
Electors had recommended EX-GOVERNOR Floyd
for post in the new Cabinet. The Electors had
quite jubilee after casting the vote of the
State. Gov. Wise was present. Many speeches
we're made and toasts drank.
One Of the sentiments declared the Osteud
manifesto to be but the eternal law Of nature, of
nations. AL honor to the Statesman who will
execute its principles. Gov. Wise In speech
his present position in which the Democracy of
Virginia had placed him.
He also said it was due to Virginia that soma
one of her distinguished citizens should be call
ed to aid in carrying out this policy. Both these
declarations were receiued with loud applause. i
Correspondence the Herald
Washington, Dec. 4.
Important dispatches were received by the
last Steamer from the Pacific Region, contain
| ing among other things request from General
| Wool to be relieved from his present command.
4 gentleman who arrived here TO-DAY from
| Richmond, disclosed some matters which have
caused great excitement among the Yirginians
in both Houses of Congress.
| The electoral college which met yesterday 81
Richmond, after casting their vote for Buchan
an and Breckenridge, declared their pretenct
for Cabinet affairs. Twelve out Of the Is cleo
torsl votes named Gov. Floyd and vere backed
no by Gov. Gov. Wise. They also recommends,
4! ysulkpef - taeif sh9iGe f9E Governor in 1889
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nois awarded 1t the first preminm and diploma. l.
is carried and used represented in the enraving as
cane or walking stick, requiring no delay or addtona
ion Efforts ssently does not soon tire. j.
adapte to all kinds Of SELL il we'll prepared 1t is easily
adjusted plant an desired DEPTH and to drop
requisite number Of seeds in hill. The method b!
which the seed is planted by this Planter is new, and
believed possesses advantages every other, not
only in facility of use, but In hastenng germinaton.
The seed is forced by pressure obque'y from the su
face of the ground to the requisite DEPTH thus insurin
the immediate absorption OF moisture by bringing 1t int
close contact with the soil under and around it, Will
the earth falling loosely over cannot obstruct the comni
up and growth of the blade. 1t will more than pay foE
itself for common garden. No farmer afford TO dc
without it. and farmer who has not one can compet'
with his neighbor who has. ...... g
~ Persons wishing to purchase Planters or Count!
Rights or act Agents, address Mt Burlington
p. o. (nov. l9-5mw.-) GOODALE Kinks.
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see advertisement.
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ssNEVER SAY DYE.
To person whose hair has become gray prematurey,
unless YOU are sure of advising the use of something
hat will remedy the matter. Dying the hair with ordi
nary articles Is at best but temporary affair. and the
shade produced is any thing but that which
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rhe Greatest Dedicl Discovery of ths
liz E Age is I --...-. ...s.-. I'D
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS.

They dont"aELP" complaints but they them. a.a
One Box has cured Dyspepsia. #.. 5r..s. tr.
Three Boxes have cured the cases OF scroiua.
Two Boxes have cured Eryspsas. sr- - .tt.s
One Box always cures the Jaundice. ts..----a 80
Three Boxes cleans the system from BoiIs
often less than does II. sFl = 50.
Two Boxes have completely cured the ulcers on
the legs. szs cag#r f...sas
Small doses seldom fail cure the Piles. - -n
One dose the headache arising from foul s.o.
mach. +a'
Strong doses often repeated expel every worm from
the body. They should be given to children, who ara
always more or less afflicted with this scouree sf
As a genuine Physic they have n equal fg Er
One Acknowledgements OF the Liver 9T = .
Half a Box cures a Cold.
They purify the blood, and thus strike al The rounda.
ton of every disease.
As Dinner PHI there is not their equal In the World
they are purely vegetable, and do harm, but
do accomplish an unsccountable amour; OF good.
Prepared by DR.. J.C. AYRE Practical Chemist Low.
ell Mass, and sold By all Druggists and Dealers In edi.
cine through this section oct u2m
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1xG wv nNV0D - 8SWOA0ks
4, ass enabled this morning 70 lay before
- readers the message Of Gov. Grimes. II Is
.aers, eoocise and business like document, and
"A, v Be read BY every man ia the state.
~ SAate Statistics and Finances are given 1t
.sr,h. and their figures are such ~ 70 crafty
,,sry citizen Of Iowa who feels pride and I'M
vsS IN iss Affairs.
Ne Desmoines River Improvement passes I'M
i, bIef review--the appointment Of q con
.Isse TO investigate its Affairs, Is recommended.
The State Pcnitentiary is taken into consider.
do, end IT. removal to some other, and more
s,ssrsl location, Is suggested.
kRegistry Law, TO prevent fraudulent and II.
ls,I voting, Ii also recommended.
The attention Of the assembly is called TO the
ibjsct Of county indebtedness, and . revision
d.he laws, relating thereto recommended.
The Governor alludcs briefly to the affairs of
I.asss, and to bis letter on that subject address.
nd 70 the President in Angst last. He reitter-
.,,s biz opinion then expressed, that it is the
sehs and duty Of the state to protect the rights
Il Der former citizens in Kansas, when the Fed
mi Government fails TO perform that duty
H commends the subject 10 the attention of
.he General Assembly.
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Az the census returns may not be published
before your limited session will expire, l pre-
sent summary of some Of the most important
facts disclosed by it:
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The population of the State is probably, At
this time, not far from 100000. The vote
poiled on the 4th Of November last, reached
1854, and indicates the truth Of this supposi.
ton.
The following table shows the annual increase
Of the value Of assessable property in the State,
during the naat sir wears.
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r ASTS, Boot yrees, Pegs, SC, wholesale and re-
dec.s ~ ''l 'A's pASNER, WING co.
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Behold! Old Things are made New. i.
GENrLEMEN,S CLO1HING Of all kinds
NJ Secured, Repaired, and handsomely finished; also
Ladies' Canton Grape, and SILK and Wooden goods OF
every description cesnsed and Dressed like new
by jain J. Martin Orders for Mr.. II. viii be taken In
Co.'s new Bank. Csept24. dSSsa.
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Another NAT fer the Gazette % Crack.
Below Is another item in regard to its protege
md patron. the immaculate DR.. Eads. We cut
h from the Iowa City Republican, and If the
Gazette Is still Of an inquiring mind, we think
ve could end few more Of the same sort.
d. EAps.
This distinguished functionary of tho State,
,hs dashing gentleman and renowned teacher
Of Democracy has been despatched 30
frequently with the praise Of the Reporter and
Kindred sheets--hns been adding TO his already
brilliant reputation Is Financier, the laurels Of
.,uccessfnl amour. The plain and unsophisti.
eted people Of IT. Desmoines have been greatly
blocked 10 find that the DR.. has already been
arying out the new Democratic principle un-
der which Morm0nism takes shelter, and Is reg.
Latng his domestic institutions to suit his own
use, without regard TO old fashioned notions Of
right and propricty. We prefer not to 60 into
be matter in detail, The Citizen, at Fort Des-
noines, has given publicity to the matter abroad.
hbss already publicity At home. But, the
d. ought TO remember that there is something
Due to the position be occupies. man who
wu up not only as political instructor, but rs
N educational reformer, ought to remember
h., the public having given him conspicuous
poSition have right to demand that he do net
choose that very eminence to shock the moral
xnse Of community by an exhibition in every
rspect disgraceful.
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A PERFECT PAIN DESTROYER.
What Overs Healing Embrocation 10.

II perfect Pain Destroyer, aud Invaluable Rem.
edy for the cure OF rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds Pain In
the side, Back and LnbsLurnbsgo Sore Throat, Burns
scalds, sweillngs, Ague cramp, &c. For Cuts and
Wounds It is superior any other Preparation. II win
afford Immediate Relief in scads and Burns and for
Pains and Weakness In any part Of the system, VII
give certain Relief in very little time.
Used internally II Is OF the most valuable remedies
for Cramp and spasnodc Affections for Pains and Sore
ness in the Side Throat Ches. and stomach. for Sick
Headache, Nausea, Sea Sickness, Rheumatism, or any
Internal Weakness caused by fall strain 1t possesses
Soothing Healing Pain Destroying properties,
eaualled by any other Compound Medicine, aud have
never fail In arresting the progress the
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~ II. SWEETSEIe has justreceived at the
VI cheap Boot and Shoe Store, No. 2, Barrett Hous,
Building Jefferson street, large and varied assortment
tion whichhe will sell CHEAP for CASH. liberal dis
count made to the trade. @ "a. G. HSWEETSER.
Burlington, Oct. 4. d6wtf
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Ladies Auction Sale Continued.

snMH<s. to the anpieassntness OF the weather, or
" ladies Sale viii continue from day 20 day urtI
further notice We hope to the Ladies' attendance
promptly at and
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very House Workshop and Factory

Should constantly be supplied with Dyer's Healing Em-
orocationwhich is invaluable in any emergency, ncc
dent sudden illness, and should be applied on the
of any casualty whatever 1t is really ndis-
pensabe Let every reader of these lines obtain at
this Great Remedy and Life Preserver and We guarantee