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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31

Nes Tssk, Dee ~ {
III seeanse uinois fro0 AsptnNaIl arrived
here shis morning With CaIifosnfA datss 70 De.
sth- She brings upwards Of 200 passenger
and nearly eI,500,00O Ii treasures, connected
with the Golden Gate and left Aspinwall 18th
inst. The frigate Wabash ieft TIE same day for
New York, ria Havana. The sloop-ofwar
Cyane remained in port.
The California news but Of little interest
Reports from the mining districts are favora-
BILE, though there waa still want Of rain in
some of them.
The Money Market is unchanged business in
San Francisco generally dull Il
Richard P. Hammond, ex-Collector Of San
Francisco, charged with defrauding the 9. S.
Government while in Office, has been acquitted.
Dates from Panama are TO Dec. 18th. The
Panama Star contains an accoun: of the war in
Nicaragua, confirming the advices received here
By the Tennessee, but gives no news.
A British squadron arrived at Panama Dec.
9th. Its object Is said to be TO examine into the
practicability Of establishing naval depot in
the Bay Of Panama, probably 1t Tobago.
A letter from Carthgena Of Nov. Esd, states
that the British difficulty was slill pending and
the blockade OF the New Grenadian ports would
commence Immediately.
The revolution in Peru is on the Increase.
Two Government vessels had gone over to the
revolutionists and President Castillo had de-
nounced them as pirates and sent three armed
ships in pursuit. BE had also advised the yes
sells of any nation to seize them. One of these
insurgent vessels, the steamer Apurimac, had
overpowered the B. N. steamer Anandago. on
her way from Callao to Valparaiso, and taken
from her all the Prussia mail. 1t was believed
that Castillo would be able to suppress the revo-
luton, as the Convention has vested him with
extraordinary power.
Advices from Melbourne, Oct. IL, news unim-
portant 81
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TARMING-NeSys for the asfitiOn!
w I. HUTCHINSON & CO. have made arrange
ments by which they furnish Wataga and kewanee
Coal In any quantities, and low any house
this side of the bank.
eH- Orders left at Ogden Cops on Water Street,
will be promptly attended to.
dec. 2z-bplf. - lGazettc cnry.A ~
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Wnsh;nntnn nnc 9a.

Washington Dec. 90.
The Post Office com. in the House are prepar-
ing bill in accordance with Mr.. Hanson's pro-
ject for carrying the mails in a direct line of
steamers between New York and Gluckstaat via
Plymouth, England.
The various standing CONS Of the House
have q large number of bills matured, but no OPP
portunity of reporting them has yet occurred.
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Greet Anerieai triumph ! -.
~ wINVfSREApKkk DMkk tVAAAsSV
8. - IND NN9LE sHnNxR.
rsrG9gT TIsOUsANEsM Mari iAetasea g e. ~ ~.
81 tes etxfsss with the ustaeet 81 - Il.
~ 4s.' - TALcoTTs sMsRs0N g.
s,,.~.e.crs .nd survivng pssfsr- e Nanny z 70.
sucesss's $50 MICHAsIs PARKS CO.
Ag'ts Burlington. IcTA
81, q, =, fGasefte ee2y.t - -.
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spECIAI NOTICES.


A.ADo3&11At - -. 1bAAs sS0s-
kMt.rsD 1sdUD-Ihad for ssvesal yeafs bssn salief-
= sisA Dsspssfs, and occasionally 6sssras Dseev.
aecsisnaalsy tssed Thy msdiene, Hoohana's German
Biisers In The Ess place npen dauEscr, she havtnE
eil Of sickness Thy fioehAnds German Bissers
had such sst upon her general debt, that Vas In
dsced Try myself then gct bottle. And used
according direetions and relieved me more than
Anything had before used, Eising general tone and
strength to the stomach sna system. Last fa! had
very spell Of the DarrhGa, which continued for
some time. Ny life, fer time, vas despaired Of Thy
Btsers again being used acted very happily upon the
stomach and niestnes, and relieved me from the
great pain suffered and rave general health to the
System. consider IL, DOCTOR one Of the most valuable
medicines used, aud shall take great pleasure In
recommending IL to Others
Very respectfully thy friend, JOSEPH HUTTON,
No. jennings Row. Ca.harine, above Third
To Or. G. n. Jackson, 100 Arch st., Phlia
See advertisement.
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THO JOHN r. THULE.-Ith having been shown
to the County Court of Des Moines county ia
cob Rder has lately died ntestate leaving property In
this State have been appointed Executor Of his
tate, and hereby commissioned to act SUCH being
vested with all the powers conferred yeu by Law.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto affixed my
name and the seal of said Court, this eth
Il, 81 day Of November 1856.
VIZ CONRAD, acting County Judge.
dee Q-W4v.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31

NA1uAE AID ARA short visit 70 the Studio
Of Mr. George Winter strikingiy reminded a.
Of the force Of these expressions Here i
both, most plessiDgiy sxempsiAsd in The sevesar
hcns Views taken from our own city. There
are other scenes Of beauty here, not our own,
ht subjects of admiration and stady, that appeal
even 70 the indifferent eye and the untasored
taste; with numerous portraits and fancy
sketches, that speak forceabIy the power Of the
srtist--ali which are framed 10 = beautiful ana
costly manner, making collection Of rich paint.
ings never before presented 70 this public, and
We hazard nothing in saying, viii never be ex-
celled BY any that may como after them.
This collection win be distributed 70 the hold
ers Of certificates, on Wednesday, the slst and
those who have not yet contributed 70 30 Iauda.
bic an enterprise ought, Immediately to do So
Remember the Distribution takes place to-
mOrrow
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Farm fnr Saln

THE undersigned offers to sell his farm consisting Of
i 1s ofland, g Of which Is enclosed and under
cultiytion. The balance il timber land the whole Of
which is admirably calculated farming raising fruit
for a vineyard.
With new Frame House, good well Of water and .
frame hen house SO f. long put up last summer with the
intention OF keeping 1000 hens Situated the Avery
road, A miiesfrom Burlington and sixfrcm Augusta.
Forparticuars cal! andsee the owner Who Is Twin
THIGH aykNES-Constantiy on hand and for
II sale by tiee. lS-d.1 JS0. s. DAVID.
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Wess - se 1aais u uullllse
absut thstssa ~ - = ~sod, ~ ~ d.
- high pstee, but iile staasneat q IL quaasi-
~. 1bis lsttss csnplains = : issitinaAs nsesss
- ~ asthssitsss y iosk Into. VI - IL
fssasd thsss Z IN ordinance, naliae psoyiaea
for paying for n,easuring wood, and Inst Il re-
quisss that load Of wood shall BE- either 1 cord
q hall : cord, and : penalty for any deviation
thereifom. II this Il ths csse. Ii sheold IS On
forced, that persons buying shall know The
quantity Of wood they are getting for the price
ssked. S.
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Cheap Fuel for the Million!

Cheap Fuel for the Million!
GREAT Reductt0n oss Coal-untH fur.
NJ Their notice BARTLETT 4 CO. viii deliver coal
In the city for IS cents per bashe a1D SsAsrss stu
further reduction made by the car taaa
Orders may be len the Slate a. The G., b. y u.
lasts and yolr money. We warrant coal To De
a. good any In the market.
Burlington, Dec. 70, 1885.
EARMERS AT,EENTIaN.---0SE HtN.s
+ DEED I0SS or CORN fisSES wanted i'm me
datcly, for which the Hahest LtsA Price viii be paid
q, GAfLnRp % Co.'S Furniture waferoems on Washing
ton street, Burlington Iowa. ra-c ss-tui,iw.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31
House and Lot for sale in Mt. Pleas ant
A Splendid Farm for Sale.

TINEIE place known as the Ballard Farm miles north
/ of Burlington, the Burlington aud Louisa Plank
Road. The above IL highly Improved aud under good
state OF cultivation, with story frame house and
other out buildings fine bearing orchard, steam saw
and grst mill adjoining, and also exeeIsBt tavern
stand and withain one of the best neighorhoods In
the ntry. To be sold accommodating terms For
further particulars, enquire at the Office Of
au3Od&wtf J.W 4 W. D. GILBERT.
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AUCTION sALES.

4 ;ytxauNs esAgESy-Memoya
d he he,fse lsssy sxcuyisd BY Gresr, hes Sc -
nrntinr H6usv one door nossh Of Ehsfsn House,
friends and pAtronss lasssI,t $50
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31

~ How quickly the chilling blasts Of winter devel.
opes the diseases peculiar to our variable climate Mem
ralgia Rheumatism Pain and Aching Of the Bones, the
effects Of Mercury, Old Sores and such like affections
hang US like incubus. Many are not aware that
the chief Of Of the diseases with which man
kind afflicted proceed directly from impurity OF the
blood deprsved OF the SYSTEM but such Is UNI
questionably the fast No disease exist when the
blood Is free from npurity This desirable result can
only be Obtained by timely resort to- Carriers spanish
Mixture, which Is unquestonably the bes; remedy yet
discovered to purify the blood and expe from the system
the lurking infections which such serious and dan
gerous results In the thousands Of cases OF Scrofnla
Neuralgia, Syphilis and others OF the very worst forms
Of disease which have been treated by Carriers Spanish
MIXTURE the prepetors have yet to hear OF the first ease
in which 1t failed to relieve, and in short time ferma-
nenty to effect We wish the afflicted to try 1t;
the OF single bottle viii tell better than anything
In, ms fny
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31

ssNEVER sax DYE1
To person whose hair has become gray premaureiy,
unless You Of advising the use Of something
that will remedy the matter. Dying the hair with ord-
nary articles best but temporary affair." and the
shade produced is any thing but that which nature
adorns the human hair, The s
"IN1MITABLE HAIR COLOR1NG"
and RESTORATIVE of c. HEMsTREET Co., does not act
dye stimulates the natural secretons at the roots
the hair by giving life and tone the small yes
sells which the natural coloring and thus gives
1t life strength 1t does not stain the skin, and
may be used freely water, and with much safety
The article is composed of oil and stimulating Spirits a
fording an agreeable Hair Wash, and excellent sub
sttute for OIL or Psmatun1.
The peculiar properties of this preparation render
entirely different from thing now in use for the Hair
The color Of the hair when restored, is exactly the
shade was before 1t turned grey and the singular pe
attending its is not only curious but easily
observed As the bulbs at the roots of each hair a
fected by the remedial agents. the of the
change may be noticed the bulbs grow dark, and in
short time the hair, from the roots outward begins to
turn in shade, and continues to do until tn desired
changeis effected, and the Hair possesses the glossy
pearance and shade Of youth. This may strange,
but no 'more strange than true" The article has been
extensively initiated and persons should be particular to
parchase of agents. The genuine has the signature
the late firm and the present proprietor th
of each bottle. W. e. HA3AN,
Surviving partner and successor to c. HEMsrRER L
Co., sole proprietor, Troy, NY.
SoUiREs BI oss, Agents, Burlington. rnov. 19bp3n,,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31

NEW RGOKs---FOR SALE Isy j. r.
BROWN.
L>NCYCLDPEDIa America ma, IA vols.
IL Duychinks Cyclopedia Of Amer lean Literature.
Appietons ' s. Biography.
Lippencott's Gazetteer OF the world.
Chambers Cyciopeda OF English Literature and
Information for the People.
The Works Of Daniel Webster. Washington Irving,
Prescott, Rayard Taylor, Hugh Miller Longfel-
low TenDyson Hood, Dickens, Lord Bacon,
Hogarth. &C., SC. f4---s.s @rg-2s
kanes Artic Explorations, numerous Illustrations.
Lingard's Hume's and Maeauey's Histories Of
s England .5s
r., Waver-y Novels various editions.
British Essayists--including Macauley, Sydney
Saith, jeffrey, Macintosh, Carlyle, Wilson
Allison, and Taisoard and Stephens zoos
Waubun; or Early Days in the sorth-west, by Mrs
Kinse. .-a. sg.-
Ingoldsby Legends; or Mirth and NarveI., by Rev.
r. H. Barffan.
Eschenberg's Manual of Classical Literature
TJus received aiarge supply Of Miscellaneous Reading
Books, Pamphlet Novels, &c. AL the new Books re-
ceiv-d as Published fdsc
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31

E0 ACRES OF i4NEs FOX asS..vporc
w acres Ia cultivation ana The rest In good .lIsr
me improvements are tvo story House. sts5!e and
barn. and an Orchard OF several hundred fyuif trl
one hundred OF which are in bearing THIS land i naY
TIE North Plank Eosi and less hana mile froIg nc civ
fhe preels sieo per acre, third cash and ,e rest In
ana TWO sesrs WIN interest Call the Real Estate
once o. GEORGE II. LANE, adjoining y. o.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31

RRONS ~ LAAEE, Attorneys, have The only
IL perfect abstract of titles all the lands ana ft ~
the city Of Darlington and Des Motnes coGaty and WIN
make examinations at reasonable rates
g They will buy and sell Real Estate ON commission
% renting property, paying taxes, etc
Wi give prompt attention the collection Of debts al
jussnent Of claims, drawing and and
ether writings or other busnes be sntrs,t
ed TO thep1 IA -......,. Sd. 'IN'
Office the OF Jefferson and Third g.rsets w.,
Messrs. White, Cook Go, Bang Bsr,ngtor
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31
A Pain DESTROYER.

Dyer's Healing Embrocation destroys Pain, Externa
and Internal Reader dent be without it, wilt save
many Doctors bill. If you unforuI ately become Gut,
Wounded Bruised use It, If you SITTER from ram
either external INTERNAL Cholera Morb us, hheumat
ism sprains, Stiff Joints, DC, try it, and it VIII certainly
effect cure. The nestimable value of this wonderful
preparation has been conclusivey proved and 10 per-
son or family should suffer themselves without It,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31

The undersigned has. estnsiished IN Burlington an
Agency for the Recovery q hsiuy Horsss, and wiz ~
all times give prompt attention 70 any eases az Ire kfd
which msy be committed to him. He has rav ,sr des
eription of come seyenty-hye g,y satrays which
have been taken up 10 bes Moines sfry a,d - &c.,,
ties Persons at dstanee, therefore Who rsve forses
estrsysd, by sending descriptions and nm ., r,afs
toa 10 the UNDERSIGNED, may v iti H.;
and money and al the sani- ,inie sure OF .,e
their lost property. Charges mot.taie si'bs
oct 2s-wtl Address Jf,jiS Rrrry
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A Sure Remedy for Piles.
4 Western Agent Writes as Follows

lady presented herselfto me with the right cheek
swollen much pain in the region, with nervous tremor
She was directed TO apply your Healing Emerocat'on
very two hours rubbing it gently with piece Of CLOTH
On the first application she exclaimed, How 1t smarts,
but by perseverng relieved and totally cured on
the following morning Such the effects of this Won
derful Medicine Dyer's Healing Embrocaton, afording
the most cheerful evidence Of Its disease conquering
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31

new Arrival OF .seSseiry.-A. W. W.
IN CARPENTER have just received a new ana Fash
ion able assortment Of Fine Cameo, Coral, toren,ine,
Mo- ,aic Gold Stone and Plain Ladies Gold Breast Fins,
and Ear Rings sets and separate, Gold, cameo ana
Plat Bracelets, Gold, Onix, Set and Plain shirt studs
and Sleeve R,onx 10 match, Watch Seals and Keys,
Fob and Yes. Chains, Guard and Neck Chains, Gold
Loc;sets, Gold Pc ',cils, &C., &C.
Stare on M,in . 'vset.-dec. 5.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31

For sale
TWO DWELLfSt,.l5GE'SE,S on The South
J. Hill, In pleasant locatons-one both can he pUr
chased accommodating terms. The houses pev,
and well built lau22l BROWN LAHEf.
A FINE IMPROVED FARM in Louisa Co.
n 20 miles north west OF town. of l40 acres; 120 uu-
der cultivation. 90 timber-gsod improvements. j.
situated beautiful rolling pra,rie-wouii make
hne stock farm. For sale cheap, and on easy terms.
~. p L. G.. JEFFERs,
au12 Over Green, Thomas Il Co.'S bank.
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For sniet

ENF AcIes ofiaad situate IN The city limits
and contiguous 10 the Rail RoaS. gald land via 3.
soia abargain Forpartieuiars nforrS0n ere,irs
at :. U Halls law Office corner iIoiabs siF6 So
msyZin ts B. 7. HAIL
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31
Every House, Workshop and Factory

Ofal Pain Destroyers Is Dyers Healing Embrocation.
This Medicine has received indsputable proofs of its
Iue 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 it does most astonishing cures
and giving fresh evidence daily of its disease conquer
ing power.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31

Dyer's Healing Embrocaton has acquired an unprece
dened celebrity Healing panacea 1t cures wounds,
Cuts Bruises scalds, rheumatism and all External ana
Internal Pain in short period of time Scientifically
prepared and always preserving the same strength ana
quality it is used with the greatest confidence by all
classes and has become so universally known that 1t
needs hardly to be named In public print.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31
What has Dyer's Healing Embrocation
nonc3

Wonders indeed. tits known everywhere as stand
ard Medicine Sure Remedy, and Universal fahacea
for Rheumatism, Cuts, Wounds Burns sealds Lanoago'
Sore Throat, Piles Bowel Complaints, Cholera, "ihu
Choic Dysensry and numerous other " Ills anu aches.
Its popularity owing to Its intrinsic merits ohee
used 1t is never dispensed with. 1t is becoming day
more and more popular, and is performing remarkable
cures sy by day All who have never used this
Great Remedy for all sorts of Palm should at once OBJ
tain 1t.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31

= -------- - n / III III IUI DttIG,.
IN HENRY COUNTY, about one mle from New Lon
L don: 100 acres Of prairie, partly improved, and AZ
of timber land near, making altogether Of the
best farms in the county Price very low, and term,
easy. To be sold Immediately. -
sep15 BROWN lAHEE.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-12-31

WHO W aNLS & II OUlG
T WILL sell FARM In Franklin Township, With coed
L improvements and n; a reasonable prices credit
Of Eve years. Call soon, II you wish home
on COED terms. HENRY II SCOTT
Burlington, Aug,S, asa dkw
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-10-15

RECENTLY in Bourbon, Marshall county, Ken
tucky, discussion took place between Hon.
Schuyler Colfax and Judge Stewart. A num-
Der of Irsllmen attacked Il wagon, containing
men and number Of ladies', and with clubs
Knocked down the borscs and commenced aH
indiscrminate assault upon all in the wagon.
The CONSERVATION produced spread through
the large crowd present. In the waggoa was
the wife of Mr.. Lellel, who rode back to pro-
tect her. His horse was knocked down, and
finding too strong force against him, he re-
treated to the house OF Rev. Mr.. james, with
er he was pursued by the mob, who picked up
axes as they went, broke in the windows and
door and brutaly murdered him, his legs and
head being nearly cut to pieces. Mr. Colfax
as this time was returning from supper. He
was stopped and his life threatened All par
ties agree that there was no provocation for
this murderous assault. During the riot, one
Of the mob was shot.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-10-15
For tie Ransma,s,s : Jauruak


THE IMPORTANCE or THE COMING ELECTION,
has impressed itself upon one, who has here
tofore stood aloof from exercising the elective
franchise in regard to the choice of Prcs-
dent, with one exception, on the ground that
it seemed to conflict with my testimony against
war. But at that time, as we'll as the present,
there seemed 10 be greater evil threatening
the people Of these United States than even
that of war, and that is the extension of invol-
untary seryitude, not only of the blacks, but OF
all classes of the community; for although
those not of the African race may not undergo
rs much bodily suffering, yet a sense of guilt
Is torturing both to body and mind and in my
view it is not only those that are engaged in
the nefari9us business, but those that give their
influence for the extension of it, and to some
extent the whole community. For any two
things SO aiamctFically opposite as slavery and
freedom, never can harinouze under the same
government, because their interests conflict.
Hence ali our b-oils and disorder at the head
Of government and when tile head is SO much
disordered, may We not reasonably expect it
to descend TO every member of the BODY
When governments, IS we'll as men, take q
wrong direction, one step succeeds another
until they are involved in labyrinth Of diff
cal,y, from which it Is hard TO escape. So
think in respect 70 the annUlling OF the Mis-
sour; Compromise line. Therefore, with these
things staring me in the fIce, it seems to be-
hoore nc quietly to give my voice against
them at the ballot box, if spared 20 do so, and
1 hope that all may calmly and coolly reflect
and decide (srperate and apart from the ex-
citemenD TO cast their votes on the side Of
mercy and justice. w.. .......
CIcarfeld, 10th mo. 6th, '55.