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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-05-07

FIGURING MILL.
1NHE subscribers take this method Of informing the
Public that they have had the FIGURING Mill formerly
known AZ Smiths Mill, on the north side Of Skunk river
a. Lowell Henry county thoroughly repaired, under the
superntendence OF Of the best mlwrghts
ted States and put in first rate order They are now
prepared to do CUSTOM WORK for all who may favor
them with their patronage and pledge ourselves to
give our customers entire satisfaction. st 6
apr7.4wbp% sCHMIEG FIsCHBACH
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Washsngton Street, betiseen Main d Third,
Burlington, Iowa,
III AVE In store and constantly receiving and msn-
- uiactnring the LAnoRsT and most EXTENSIVE
ment Of ELEGANT d QUESTIONABLE FURN7TURLy
to be found In Burlington, or the West.
| ticles - s4.z - -
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PAINTING. GLAZING

@on SO ID 2p @p8 oSa
yETE Have Now Es:ab,i ,aed Ourselves
w permanen Is State slseet McChesney
Drag store AND having securel
First Rate Mechanics,
Painting paperiag Lining an Gphol terin- line. sign
an orpamslfJ Painting, Decorative ing; CARING
an Wagon Painting Contracts will be made TO finish
bl ing, in oar branch 10 fl up public ioase AMI "a
lions. and to execute IL Kin Is Of work in Painting il al
it branches P&geriag ana Uphol stery
GOODMAN & DAVIS.
Columbia AUGUST 9th. 1sa9.tf.
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Special II Offices.
County Assessments for IS56-57.

E-The attention of AMI agents OF Reai-Esla''
md Personal Property within the County OF Iuollhe'
ereby directed to the provisions of the Public heVehu
Yet of the State of California requiring them 10 lur
taements of the 10 the County Assessors SPECIFY
ng the exact boundaries of the Real Estate. with INK
Ill ngs and implements thereon together with e ait,
If all personal properly including Goods ana 'haeo "
very description all Cash Monei stock Notes bou
Iorfgage &c. whether owned hel in trust tor ohfS
H7-lf any person shall BE- gail of giving fai e ~
If property under the oath redurei by law sucn peF2o
h Il be lab 10 Indictment for perjury and tue propeis
hall be liable TO three times tie usual tax
The a.ses~ment of all property of persons refusing
give list will be doubled by the Board OF kq IMITATION
Blank statements may be ha application at my once
nl-tf p. CLOUGIl County Assessor
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E2 E@szB4 1z aD1Z-

Colombia. August leth 1855 noa-4w
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The Expulsion and Resignation OF ifcs'ol
6. Brooks.

The Central American difficulties with Eng
land are ent;rrly scttl d.
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RIGHTS OF MARRIED WoAlN.-The San Fran
cisco Chronicle gives the following report Of a
case in the Superior Court of San Francisco, on
the Both July
Revalk and wife vs.. kroamer ct al.-Motion
by defense for dissolution of injunction Issued
therein. The questions Involved in this issue
weTe-lst, whether the foreclosure ofa mortgag'
could be sustained when said mortgage had
been given by husband on premises occupied
by himself and family as HON stead. and VIII eli
had not been signed by the wifi. as a coaSentia4
purity. Judge Snattuck considered the sigma
ture of both husband and wife necessary to IL
galZe mortgage upon homestead. Anothe'
question was. when the wife d d not come for
ward as interviewer for right of homestead whilst
the suit for foreclosure was pending whether sh
had the right after it had gone TO final decrec.
TO set ND a claim of homestead. Judge Shat
tuck thou INT she had, and therefore denied tht
motion and sustained the injunction.
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0larrie0.

I'm Colombia August Eth by Rev. L. HAMILTON, Luz
COLEMAN 10 AEc SAYIE (colored peoIi ali Of Columbia
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Administrators sale

~ the matter of the Estate C. a. BrcY deceased In
accor,iance with order issued by the Honora
ooate Court OF Tue! anne County state OF California
uy attested, shall expose to ale at public ion %
ta,.day, the nd day fsep ls5 at the premises the
GLOWING described property, 10 vii one House and 10
oil mba Laguerrentype aloon al o Instruments mate
a furniture &c, appertai9ing to the Daguerrean ,s
Persons wishing 10 engage in the ahoveane1 bu ness
vii hud this gnodopportunity invest a small amount
II capital in business already established Terms o.
ale cash.
W. W. PiNNEY, Public Administrat'r.
Sonora August 10th ISIS .nnl
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First Rate Mechanics,
Election for Town Officers.

order received from the Supervisors of the
y OF TaoiI nDe incorporating the town OF Col mba,
with mrtes aad b1uad sim lar to the IL Incorporation
init election v Il be n at BIRDS Fl TEL. in the town
OF Col mba, Saturday the srd day OF August. 1855
nve Trustees Treasurer Assessor. AMI
Marshal No person viii be perme TO vote unless e
has rel in he state OF California six months and be
actual resident within the Limit, Of the town of ColL-
bia Tor 90 days previous to the day of lection.
J. ". HWl ISIf.R Inspector.
D. GREEN Judges
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pcsg Tax. So.

EI-?articular attention is drec TO the following sec
ion Of the Revenue Act:
Each le inhabitant OF the State over twen'y-on'
OF age ami under fifty years Of acc shea Ply &c I'M
ounty Assessor oil Tax of Three olllrs Tor the use
he state AMI County, on demand faccorlin 10 lat
amendments 10 the Revenue Law an to en- orce the col
lection of the same the County Assessor may Seze =
lch of any and every species of property IA
OF the per refusing to pay il be sufficient 10 pa
such Poll Tax with the cost of seizure AM sale ana 1T
may sell The upon giving verbal notice one houi
previous 10 such salep
The receipts now ready al nv Office.
nf-tf Y y fT0lfGH Comfy Assessor.
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90 9IA1a 9Arara.

Mr.. B. s. GLOVER takes pleasure in announcing N hi
inst. (nex Friday be will give Social BAH n, hi, resi-
dence in iankee Hill Without further notice ali inter
ested arc respectfully invited 10 attend
Yankee Bill, August 9th 1850
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Aaa1sN-UAs NOAIAx AIi1 vs..
OPINION OF THE SOUTHERN PRES.
The Princeton kentnck;an SAYS

The Princeton heItuck'an says:
"Nr. Fillmore is to-day the star toward
whose cheering light thousands Of eyes are turn
ing for dslirerance from our present troubles
He is astatesmaa Of high intellect and firm re-
solve a patriot pare and incompatible. W.
have tried him in the time Of danger, and h
has proved himself worthy of lis trust. LIZ
the heroes of Buena Vista he was haptlscd N
fire and blood and came out steel His patri
ot,sm is bounded by no Mason and Dixon line
tits as broad as the praries aad forests tie lakes
and river. Of orr continent comprehcnding ali
in enc common brotherhood.F
Il has been no secret that our preference
from amoag al the statesmen Of the country.
our first choice for the high Office Of President
Of the United States. was the distinguished gen
tlemaa who 50 honorably aceeptably. and sa-
gaciously administered the government during
one Of the most trying periods of its history
we mean Willard Fillmore. of New York.
In Mr.. Dondson. of Tennessee we also think
the convention made wise and popular selec-
ton. An old line Democrat. brought mp at the
feet OF the great Jackson ana hoif'feu "''n liz
intimate friendship ne bears a name and pres
tige taat ~dl De tower Oh S-fehsth 10 tue cA'S'
III adFocTtes' TIC : aS'fo's D2'i anu Il s'''''''
Am'ric'h' ana WIZ fsee''H 4 'ie"'' > S"i'0' !
-N,}3s 4a.;sr .iser.
Mr. Fillmore's personal character is without a
bIemisb. Few Pabic men have ever passed
through tie fiery ordeal e responsible station
more holorably and wort1iiy. aud fewer still
have ever relinqaished authority amidst more
general outhurst of public approval, Willard
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The Plainfeld New Jersey Union. Essex
county. for the last twelve years Wing, has
hoisted the Buchanan flag.
Hon w. C. Preston, of Kentucky, formerly
an old line Wing. stated at Cincinnati that ther
were still two hundred thousand old line Wings
mos. OF whom would vote for Mr.. Buchanan.
Col, Sims of Kcnteky, another old line Wing.
stated that he and other old line Wings would
vote the Democratic ticket this year.
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ARRIVAL OF THE
i. T.. STEPHENS.

This Ocean Steamer arrived at San Francis
co, ON the 18th inst, with sixteen days later
news.
reoqisitien from Gov. johnson has reached
Washington. calling on the President lor aia /
n,all;ng tn. 4 Hculties in San FrancFc"
HE President Informed them that ne could tax
M action at present; that the Governor mus
convene the L .gslature. and that If they relus
od tot,,a action then it would be the duty o
TN. Fed raj Government to interfere.
California Bonds.
California bonds rs. rs, are quoted IN ID
New York II raids Stock M rket report at o92
The bonds have not been redeemed.
rnc r,xurlsion and Eesignation OF Pres'oi
G. Brooks.
Tho New York Tim IS says of this affair:
1T will be seen by the teegraphic d,Spa'ch''
from Washington. that Hon. Preston ). Brooks
.is no LONGER a member of Congress He resign
ed his s.at yesterd ". aft the vote FOR MS ex
.palsioa. by d, d ajrity though shoit
two-thirds, had been tax
NJ. Ktitt Censurfd.
Mr.. Keitt was eansured by the House for III
participation in the affair, by a vote OF lo4 t'
50. aad on July 10th he announced to th'
House that he also had resigned.
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'ESHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
IL tween DRs WILLIAM 2. dlBbl ms and SAMUEL
fAIES IN the Drug business in San Francisco and Co.
lumoil has this day been dissolved by mutual consent
WM. p GIBBONS,
LEMCEL WALES.
Columbia, July Gath, 1856. no6-ts.
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PACJFfC EApREss.-fhis week, rs usual, we
have been favored with or exchanges also
with a. supnIv Of late Atlant'c papers.
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$500 IsEWARD!!
DISSOLUTION.

THE c@parfnerslip heretofore existing between u ~
HIM inron ana e. NJ Brsinari having been q ol''o,
Il per ons indebted o said finn reque ,ed Y" MAJ
Immediate ,ylnert Of their sevfrsl demands 10 -. H.
wlo i Il auhorizod to e. ct the same
As'o' O. II. HUNTING ION.
r RpAIyARp. Aimni .tratrix OF the Estate
Columbia August 9th nos-'n
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-20
n. d. advertisements.

SiNGGR'S e WING MACHINES
These celebrated machines are in practical aud prof
liable use in all parts Of the civilized world In all the
various trades and in sewing every fabric either
OF CT n or leather they have been fully tried and ap-
proved Sewing machines Of other manufacturers often
fail TO work, but SINGERS Maol ines
Always Operate Perfectly.
peng strong, durable, and complete in conrivance and
workmanship perfect Sewing Machine kept employed
affords clear profit Of SIf00 year; but au imperfect
one cause at constant veXaon and loss The entire
reabty Of our machines is great reason for their
unparalleled popularity
MACHINE FOR FAMILY SEWING,
of fra and delicate construction are recommended by
other manuiacurers. Such machines made to catch
the y e, mt TO perform substantial work The truth Is
Family sewing machines ought to be stronger than any
other because they into less skiful hands than when
sod TO Manufacturers and used for greater variety
Of WORK The machines which have proved btst for all
other purposes must he he best for family use and they
are Singers The sDeed Of yur machines has lately been
work.
New machines of the latest improved style will be ex
cauFed on liberal terms for old sewing machines OF our
own MAKE, or FOR operative machines Of other mauufac
turers. Local age. IS wanted to sell our maehires
NJ b. al persons desiring full information about sew
ing mech es, can OBJ ainitby applying for copy Of ct
NJ niger Co.'S Gazetten paper ayltad entirely To the
subject 1t will be sent gratis. NJ SINGER & co.
Principal Office, 3S3 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH oFFCEs.
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cOO
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ID ROF SsOR " o OD,S
HAIR RESTORATIVE
WORK ED MIRACLES.

- IA q - n "A H 4 v
HIS
w . r K e u MIRA Giles.
THAT ALL THE BALD AND GRAY CAN BE RE.
stored perfectly to original growth and color 8, far as
their locks concerned does nat admit of doubt he
sides, Will cure possible disease of the SCALE
whether developed daHdru itching or in tile shape of
rutaneous eruptons-eveu scald head-and in no pcss
bic ca viii it aii Of curing il by magic nervous or
periodical hest-ac e, and if used twice week by the
young regularly, it will preserve the color and keen The
HAIR from falling to any imaginable age. Read and
judge.
Milford Worcester Co. Mass Nov, 1879.
PROF. o. j. W00D-Dear Sir +; take pleasure in
bearing voluntary testimony to the magic effects of your
wonde nl Hair restorative. AS far back as 1886 hair
commenced falling of until the top my scalp became
bald and smooth glass and il has continued to fall for
great MANY years, notwithstanding have used many
celebrated preparations for restoration Seeing your adj
vertisement, induced give your article trial
ami to my utter astonshment, found after few applica
tons, hat my hair became firmly set, and assumed
glossy and beautiful appearances and by the time had
used quart bottle, my bald head covered over with
young and vigorous growth of hair, which is now from
one to two inches in length ana growing fast
Yours, truly, HE:iRY GOODRICH.
CHARLEsTowN, Mass. Aug. 9, 1855.
Gents Nothing but duty and sympathy that fell
to communicate others that afflicted as have been
would in luce ne to give this public acknowledgement of
the bene1tI have received from Prof Woods Hair Res
torative. Whe first commenced using it, nv hair was
quite gray and in spots entirely bald have now used
the Restorative about five months and hair is over
three nchss in length the spots where it was bald
have al been much tiled the heal ny moisture and
of the hair which before was dry and it has ceased
TO come out as formerly.
Respectfully yours, &c,
Mrs r. A. STODDARD.
From Mrs. ingalls,, well known nurse in Boston
Boston, Oct 9th, 1855.
Gents At your request and be ng so highly pleased
with the eff of the Res uratve am free to state that
my hair had become quite thin, aud entirely unite. 1
have for the last years been habit OF using dye
but hearing exra0r inay effects Of this article
~ bair bneh a4 to ;ts
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~@ N U f s L R e s. -&-
No ~ Hawthorn Street. ,...NEw BEDFoRD, MASS
. ANTHONY n MGALFBE prlprietois, offer or seec-
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two to five years the mud which are -unalu4Iei for
fine form and vigor OF growth, all ,Va rGltcd tue to
name Also,
Dwarf ar Trees, three to Eve years in a bssling
state. Also, Apple, Cherry, Peach, Plum ami ricot
Trees Ounce, Curraut Coos berry, and Raspberry
Bushes. Grape Vines. Bhubarb and Asparagus Roots
CHM ing ami hardy Perpetual Rose Bushes choice
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large stock Of Norway Spruce, Arbor VITAE and other
Evergreens Also,-
Dsciduous ORNA MENTAL TR EEs, suitable for streets
lawns, and cemrt,res; Hedge Plants, Box Edging. and
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FIannels. FIannels.
large assortment Of White and Colored Flannels of
every width and quality.

WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT /!
Irish Linen, soft and high finish,
Bleached Table Linens, damask and slow-drop pat
tern, IA "a, 1O4
Bleached Table Cloths, damask and snow-d-op pat
tern, o., IA, s.4,-9IO.
Napkins, 6, :,
Doylies, all sizes.
Scotch and Birds Eye Diaper.
Plain Stripe and Check Cambrics.
Plain Stripe and Check Nainsoek.
Victoria and Bishop Lawns
Swiss, India, ard Book Null.
Hair Cord ami IDENTITY.
India Linen
Linen CambTcs and Lawns
Ladies' and Gents Plain and BordersdI Linen Hand,
chiefs.
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Notifies.

A PERSON OF PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE IN
"a the manufacture Of Wool having $4,000 to S4OO to
invest may be informed of eligible situation 10 do so
in the Satnet business he for the present to take the SUI
perntendence, and ultimately the entire agency Of the
mill. Inquire OF SUMNER PRATT, Esq. Worcester.
s27 Sff
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Union Block. I95 MDiS s..
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
Printed and Published by JoBE MILTON EARLE, b
EoMAs DaEw at No. 2l2 Main Street. Worcester Mass.
TERMS OF pGBLIoArIos.

s3AILY PAPsR--Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
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4 HIGHT AND HEALTHY BREAD,
JAMES PYLE'S
Cd 6eE eG6C Sc i G q a. 6 % s
The nigh point of perfection attained in the purifca,
ton OF James Pye's Dietetc Saeratus, is OF much -
portance 60 the American pubic, and should command
special attention saeraus used in almost every fam
lily, from the President down TO the humbest citizen in
preparing the greatest necessary of life BREAD; hencs
the Importance of a purely wholesome article
HEADS OF FAMILIES
Take heed, tna your Chdrens health may not be de.
stroyed, for medical men un umousy acknowledge thai
the strong alkaline qualities OF common Saleratus, are
dsstruciv to health [, derdngs the stomach enters
the system and raves the way diseases and
the great mortality among children of the present day
from apparently simple diseases, to great extent
be attr uted TO destructive properties. Indeed ii
consumers had any knowledge Of the dang mpuri
ties existing in much Of the Saeratus ia use they
would shudder at he thought Of ng in their food
but here is article that can he relied on.
JAMES PYLES DIETETfC SALERATUS,
Which is rapidly finding its way all parts of the coun
try Its pure and harmless qualities are so set vident
that any intelligent Lady be convinced by single
trial. and its pwrfu raising properties are quite sui.
most delicate dyspeptic paent) from the pound Of
-four than can be done in the ordinary way For short
Biscuit Cake and Pastry of all kinds it by far superior
to Super Carbonate of Soda requires less shortening
to produce the desired richness.
JAMES PYLEis the sole originator of the Dietec Sal
eratus, and that bearing any other counterfeit
Manufacturing depot III Warren Street, New York
For sale at all the Groceries 10 Worcester and through
out New England generally. as dag6m
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS II!
A splendid assortment of Curtain Damask,
PAINTED CURTAINS & FIXTURES,
And all kinds goods usually found in this department
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-20

Gloves and Hosiery.
Baious best quality KID GLOVES.
ladies' Kid Made Silk Gloves
ladies Kid made cashmere Gloves.
Gents Kid, Silk aud Cashmere Gloves
ladies' and Gents German and English HOSE.
ladies' aud Cents Merino and Lambs Wool hose.
Ladies' ami Cents 81 lck and Pc RI silk Hose.
Misses nd Boys Cotton, Merino, and Cashmere Hose
Boys Cotton, Merno, and Cashmere Half Hose.
Ladies' and Gents Merlno, Lambs Wool, and Cash.
mere Vests.
Oar WOODEN DEP ARTMEyT is well stocked with
Cloths, cassimer9s and Doeskins for mems and boys
wear.
RIBBONS AND TRIMMING GOODS.
We have large as ortmsnt of Ribbons and Dress
Trimmings Of every kin I, on second Goor.
10 Purchasers will and it foc their advantage to ex
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Worcester, Sept 1886 dtf