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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

ISFoRMaTroN WANrEp--A. F. WycKoEr was
compelled, by a Missouri Mob, toleare his resi-
denee and his family in Kansas Territory, near
Jerle's Trading Post, about the aosh Of June
last He left for Nebraska City. His family,
composed of wife, mother-in-law, and three chill
drcn, left in week afterfor the same place has-
ing arranged to meet with hin,s at Kansas City
aud being threatened to beseizad anu sent down
to st. Louis, il they attempted TO go, werescom-
PEELED to make their escape into Iowa. They
made their way to Winterse5 Madison Co, where
they design 70 remain till they will have time TO
make further inquiry of his whereabou Is. As
he was compelled for two weeks just before leay-
ing his family, to sleep ofnights out on the prair
lie, and Turk about in day time to allade the grasp
OF the mob, serious fears arc had BY his family
for his safety. Yet q lingering hope that he
may have escaped into some sufs place, induces.
his wife to solicit publicly Information respect,
ing him. Editors please copy.
81 : gs,tta i a3eissS5 SARAH.N sWYCKoFF.
u P.S.-Mr Wyckof and family were formerly
Of SanGamnn Co. III. aud il may be possible if
Alive. 10 has returned Id search of his stanliiy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

PRIyATE BALLooNING.-.A mournful occurrence
illustrative ofsthe folly of fashion, occurred in
one of our sister cities few days since AS a
lady clad in the extreme of the latest Partisan
style was promonading public street, she had
occasion to pause moment beside broken gas
pipe which some workmen were repairing, and
before she was fully aware of the mischief that
was transpiring the skirts of her dress were in.
fated, and she was lifted from her feet and ytos-
sed like a meteor, heavenward! In five min
ntes she was beyond the reach of telescope vs-
ion!-Dubuque Tribune iE5fs siasa Esl 8
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
Muscatinc, Iowa, Aug. 10, 1856.

10 THE AFFLICTED WITH SORE EYEs.-Havnc
been afflicted with sore eyes for twenty-five
months, and last December one eye become very
much lntiamed, and small ulcer above the pu-
pil OF the eye, Invent to DR.. Sanborn of Charles
ton, was there about fyemon.hs, when another
ulcer came or the sight-the two forming a
thick white, film which obstructed the sight so
that could not see person across a small room
ana d my other getting no better hearing of Dr.
): 1oumans in Burlington, was induced to try
us MODE OF treatment, and in two weeks found
great rellefi and my eyes look almost WE'LL
rom my own experience, and what have seen
could recommend all that have sore ewes to
give him trial as have no doubt his abili-
y to cure those that will give him fair trial
r-.sl.. ~ s ALEX. S. Buck, 4"
! Virginia Grove, Louisa Co La Aug Ill 1896
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

sB Mr.. Van Epps is making an excavation on.
the corner Of main and St. Paul street, for the
purpose of putting in CRATE. The "Atlmiral,'
seeking information, Intercepted one of the la
borers with the following result q
Admiral say, old boy, what are you dig
ging thereg" aas' As%
Old Boy-"A big hole, SIR"
Admiral---".What are you going to do with the
hole"
Old Boy-"When We get the hole done, sir,
ne are going TO cut it up into post holes and re-
tail them out to the farmers, sir"
f. The Admiral acknowledged himself sold IS
VI - = Rochester Advertiser
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
Eclectic Medical Notice.

1 1hs DISAzNStfN desires to inform the cjtjzens
~ OF burlington and vicinity, that he has
ioga'ea IN burlington for the practice of medicine. :
- Dr. u Is graduate of the Eclectic Medical College Of
cincinnati college devoted eforr In medical Science
anu practice; TO those acquainted with the scientific and
literary character of It's Faculty there Is no need of
words of eulogy or commendation =
70 those unacquan;ed with Eclecticisrn we saw our
rule IN the selection Acknowledgements is to use those
mat undergo the process assimilation in the system
nehee We discard Calomei. Antu0ny and arsenic, We
nave however more than Fifty concentrated rene
aies tas YET unknownto the Materia Medca of other
schoois giving US greater range in the selection OF
agents than possessed by discard the
use OF laneef believing 1t the province OF the physi
clan TO buid up rather than depiete s'z# 49, N
several yearsresideuee in the South has given me IA
vorapie opportunities ofcontrastng the diseases OF the
North and South. - 49,
Chronic disease diagnosed with certainty nv the I'm,
made upon the gagonie nervous systern and
treated successfully with concentrated remedies
CANCERS cured eEeetuaiy without the 1se NJ IS
and old ulcers CURED speedily. q ~ = -. 80 e-
Msdlcnes dispensed from the Office. 5E; 81
oihee over Green, Thomas Co.'S Bank corner Of Jef
ierson and Third streets Entrance on Third - -
~ .s.S-f ~ s. DICKINSON NJ D.
4. ~. Chronic Patients from distance win be fur
asqsiHc directions. - mrenS WIN
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

Mr.. BUcuANAN's NuNc DIMITrAs.-Governor
Brown, in his letter, gives to the world the pious
parting congratulations of that political saint,
James Buchanan. 1t is in these words: s.
"lf ! can be instrumental in settling the slave
ry question, (which means to admit slavery into
all the territories, and then add Cuba to the
Union, will give up the ghost"
& The good old Simeon of negro-driving de-
mocracN ifhe can carry slavery to Kansas, Ne.
braska, Oregon and California, and then prevent
emancipation in Cuba by annexing it to the Uni
ted States, will be willing to depart in peace -
And this is the candidate of the s'Demoeracy n
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

S1zE OF THE ssGRKAT WEsr-Illinois would
make forty such States as Rhode Island, and
Minnesota sixty. Missouri islarger than all New
England Ohio exceeds either Ireland, or Scot
land, or Portugal, and equals Belgium, Scotland
and Switzerland together. Missouri and Illinois
are larger than England, Ireland, Scotland and
Wales, and Kansas is larger than both! Thisis
indeed great country, and "Uucle Sam is rich
enough to give us all a farm" ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

New HAMusniRE ALL R1Gnr.---A large FIRE.
mont meeting was held at Concord last Friday
evening, composed entirely of democrats The
call for it was signed by $50, many of them
prominent and active members of the party
Andrew Jackson Hill, son Of x-Governor Isaac
HILL j Y. Mugridge, a leading lawyer, who new
crvotcd other than a'democratic ticket in his life
/. Sedgerly and Fl. H. Bailey, were among the
active participants in tile demonstration, which
we can well believe, as is stated, has terrified
the Buchanan party of New Hampshire, and
placed the vote of the State for Fremont beyond
all dispute. Buff. Rep we, ts@ 'tS<t
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

Chicago is becoming famous for cruel amuse-
ments. Afght was had at the race course last
week, between n bear and a buffalo II is stated
that Bruin despatched the buffalo in few Sec
onts, tearing a large piece outof the animal al
most Immediately. An attempt TO get upa race
between the bear and a horse failed, on account
OF the fright of the latter. The, spectacle was
witnessed by over 5, 900 persons =. al.... IS
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
The Hon. r. #. NIarshali Contempt of
Court ~ 800 81 80 4,
The Cincinnati Enquirer is responsible for the

Court. IN. 5sfgs Il 80. q,
The Cincinnati Enquirer is responsible, for the
following :a7ss ~ sssfas u s5fgssi -,
. "Hon. Thos. f. Marshall (late member ofCon-
sgress from Kentucky was defending a man
charged with murder, Jessamile county Judge
Lusk, presiding. sA
The testimony against the prisoner was strong
and Tom struggled hard on the cross-examina-
ton, but to little purpose, for the old Judge was
infexible in his determination to rule out all the
improper testimony offered on the part of the
defense n
Az last Tom worked himself into high state
OF excitement, and remarked, that "Jesus Christ
was convicted upon just such rulings of the
court that tried him.. sse 4
"Clerk, said the Judge, ''enter a fine of SO
against Mr.. Marshall rae
swell, that is the first time I ever heard of
aay body being fined for abusing Pontius PLATE, y
was the quick response ofTom "a
Here the Court became very indignant and or
dered the Clerk to enter another fine.
Tom arose, with that peculiar mirtli-provok-
ing expression of countenace that no one can
initiate, and addressed the court with as much
gravity as circumstances would permit as.foows.
vi your honor, please, as a good citizen, feel
bound to obey the order of this court, and in
tendto do SO in this instance; but as don't hap
pen to have $50 about me, shall be compelled
to borrow it Of some friend !; and asI see no one
present whose confidence and friendship Thave
SO long enjoyed as your honor's, make no hes
itation in asking the small favor of a loan for a
few days, to square up the amount to the fines
you have CAUSED the clerk to enter against me-
This was stumper. The Judge looked at
Tom, and then the clerk, and finally said
CLERK, remit Mr.. Marshall's fine: the State is
better able to lose $50 than am. - 81, II Il
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

~ The white mechanics Of South Carolina
are getting jealous Of the competition of slave
mechanics and at Columbia have questioned
the candidates for, the Legislature as to their
opinion about a law to prevent the employment
Of slaves in mechanical trades. Most of the cam
didates 60 for the right Of the, Slave owners to
put their chattels to any profitable use, without
regard to the interests of white laborers, and
one William Wallace thus meets the issue square
": Drive out the negro on account of his COM
ing In competition with the white man in me-
chanical pursuits, and the same principle will
force you to drive him from competition in all
kinds Of labor. need scarcely say that am
opposcd to such a principle 54sslls tsE
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

as The imports of silks have risen in value
since ls47, from less than Sl3,ooo,0Oe to over
24,oeo,00o, and the customs from 81, S3S, $50
to 6, 429,5 SS. In these nine years the total
amount of duties received into the Treasury
from manufactures OF silk is SOL ,993,S7l, while
the total revenue from iron, manufactures of
IRON and iron and steel, amounted to only $50
1892 ~ 2
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
AME ARNOLD
CHOLERA CURED.

Ma. MrxSEIL:
sR-on Monday last. my son, eighteen years Of ss'
and legs and very severe crampingiTi the bowels W
administered your Preparation aud the hs
day he was enabled TO leave his bed and walk about
II is my family medicine and the public should give .
a lair trial and IL willact It's noble part.
$50 -4Ft Respectfully Yours,
8 .4EG NSt sssgsg 84tg,5l's Is j. g. DAVIDSON
Munneis Great American Preparation, for sale ssss-
sale and retail squres Boss late Drsf
store, ofJeserson and Main st Burlington
may23wy
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

! The Washington Union IS getting to be
one of the saddest jokcrs in the country. 1t
talks OF preserving the Union, y and to accom-
piish it, abors sstily side by eide with the South
carolina nallifefs Its last joke is its talk Of the
PRESIDENTS message on the assembling of the ex-
ira session, being refreshing to the patriot,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

CoNJUGAL-Wc saw an affectionate pair
of Teutons, this morning, saving on the same
stick of wood, each with an individual saw BY
accurate "spooning," they did livery we'll. How
little do we know of matrimonial felicity l. With
one toll, one purpose, and stick, one saw-horse,
what an unity ot feeling must have. possessed
this German man and wife! Sfs ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

Hon ELIJAH SELLS has just returned from
tour through the interior Of the State, and gives
most encouraging accounts of the Republican
cause He thinks most of the counties will give
largely increased Republican majorites in No
vember. We need scarcely assure the numer-
GUS friends of Mr.. Sells, that Notwithstanding
the assertion of the Cincinnati 'sTimes" and the
boast of Fillmore orators in Muscatine,. he is
right on the great question of the day-in other
words a through Republican, and supporter OF
Fremont-Muscatine Journal.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
NEW. SHOE sTnREi,

subscriber having opened the store on Main N,
eTs, offers for sale select and fashonab BILE assort
ment Of LADrRsa AID 6ESTIEAzs's ROOtss A, sine.
consisting Of the latest American and French styles
Having been engaged for the past years In one Of The
largest Shoe manufacturing Houses the East The snh
scriber haters himself that bis goods cannot f To- give
entire satisfaction. lap3.y.l EDWARD a. YORREY !.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
Z OHAS. ii. WRIGHT

-. 3. Late Of NV York CITY, lllse ~ III
fnRAPER q TAILOR.-Adin street corn&r AZ
oyer Brooks Bk, has On hand
mere, vesing and variety Of Linen Pantaooneres 81
the most approved make, warranted net 10 shrink IN
winch ne viii make IN the latest or any stye to sui
MS cnsiumrrs Please eas satisfactory ft IL vuar.
antssi... g IsE.le.e Imasg-tfi -.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

SUPPOSED MURpER.-A short time ago com
pany of surveyors found the dead body of
man between, Fort Dodge and Iowa city, which
appeared to be that of a man about five feet
nine inches high, and a hundred andfifty pounds
weight 1t was supposed that he had been muir.
dered as several bullets were found in the body.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

Don Piatt, Of Cincinnati, late Secretary of Le-
CATION mt Paris, IS one whole hearted for Ere.
mont Mr.: T; was formerly Democratic Judge
q the Hamilton Common Pleas and III the late
residential campaign Was active and Influential.
.ot fiefSr Il he has alWays hitherto co-operated
With The Democratic party. leave,s,,,,i Hera,d
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
.s CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
d 80 i -: ....;;:s E D
RAIL-R DAD LINE!

tChfcd4o, huntington d Quincy, Central Military Ts
.-z and Peoria Dc OQndtokd Rail Roaas.)
now completed, and Trains run the entire dI,,,
from BURLINGTON, IOWA, to CHICAGO with
change OF cars. j.. .-,aa D.. % '--s $3.50 H'
The most direct route to Chicago, Ne1o York. Bo,,,
#Phitddeti'hid, and az other Important pojsts Fad
DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON suNn ~,
49,. -. -. .s... l.. ESCEPTED.
isf... Morning Express, through, 7,i
Arriving at Chicago the evening ps sspr thrnpv,
Monmouth, Galesburg, Princeton and connecting AZ NJ
dota with the Illinois Central Ran Road 10 ia al
Bloomington, Springfield, Decatur Jacksonville and N
pies; also with Galena and Dunieiih.
3D. ccoinm o iatiOn, to Quincy, 2.M
'SI..EycninS Express through. eli
connect with Illinois Central Rail Road AT Mendoza n
st, Louis and Cairo direct. f
Trains on the above Roads run In close connestls
avoiding all laying over at any of the points 9'F
ms road connects at Chicago with the Michigan Sout
ern Roads, and with all The Roads leading 10 the ksn
Cities, Ohio, Kentucky and Penns yIvania: n -
passengers Tearing Btyija0tOn at 100 p N ,,o,
Gatend and DHntedH n, 12hours and 81 L0,iis In !
hours -.a-r ,- - 1890 W "
by tins route passengers will reach the interior portl
OF ONO ana Indiana In less time with fewer change
than by any other route connecting via Michigan Centn
at Michigan City, with the New Albany and Salem Ra,I
thence to all points south and southeast
baggage checked direct through to Chicago and n,
charge for handling Mt any point
THROUGH TICKETS by this Route can he np,cS.s.J
at the Raj Road Office In Burlington.
- , ,oo Z. e. HAMMOND, Super intenaea,
Il. r. HOSFORD, Ticket Agent, Burlington [may II VII
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

The s50,eea appropriated at the late session
OF the Legislature, togethersmith fund arising
rom the sale THE saline lands will be sufficient
to carry. actively forward the building or the
State Lunatie Asylum until the next session Of
tho IeoisatIre 50 re d. - 8
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

WHAT GEN. PEEsIFFR SMITH Will Do.-Much
anxiety been felt with reference to the course
that Gen. PersiferSinith, now military comman-
1tlantin Kansas will pursue during the present
.instalmentof warin thatquarter. The Lecomp-
ton Express of August 23d says: Il s4.t'H1
Gen. Smith has gone to Lccompton with tllir-
teen hundred United States troops for its defence
Private dispatches state that he will not inter-
tere in any contest between the pro and anti
slavery parties, but will allow them to fight it
out. He requires, however,, that neither party
shall destroy private property or burn towns.
With this restriction he is willing both parties
may pitch iLn and fight it out. - al ~15s
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

% The Jefferson (Mo.) Enquirer of the 26th
says that three Free State men suspected of be
ing spies, had their lives taken by the Missouri
forces at New Santa Re, Kansas a few days
since; two being hung and one shot. 1t only
requires a 'ssuspcion" OF, the part of the Ruff
ans to send man into the other world without
a moments delay. isat Es yas I5Ey * -.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

SMlrHERs says he always travels with sulkey
that is, he always goes with his wife, who cons
trives to be obstinate andout of humor from the
time they leave home till they get where they
are going to- The only time she ever. smiled, he
says, was when he broke his ankle as.s7 - Il
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

AFiGar The Bnchanier Democracy had a
mass meeting at Richmond, Indiana on Saturday.
Mr. John i. Robinson, of Indiana was one oft
big guns, and made some remarks about Il. j.
Shombre OF Richmond, whoswas killed few
days. since, in Kansas, which were extremely of
fensiye~ to that gen,leman's friends, and they,
on Robinson, who, by the aid of his partizans,
escaped without injury, but those who consti-,
tuted his body guard, were badly whipped, In
the expressive phrase of our informant, they
were CLEANED out Gin. Commercial.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

NEW AND ELEGANT JEEELRY..-The
1N Undersigned has Just received and opened a
ms establishment Third street nearly opposite the Bar
rett House, large stock of So aa - = ',sas51 ~:
IeVSelry, Consisting of ladies and gents fine pins,
earrings ringer rings, gold guard and fob chains gold
pencils and pens silver ware &C., &c. would say farther
,ns nave full and general assortment Of all kinds Of
shments my jewelry is all latest fashions and for
quality hnish and beauty inferior to none. Give me
CALL as sell my goods at only small advance over
Eastern WHOLESALE PRICES. 81 5. 800 b
Remember the place, Third street, nearly opposite
Watches and all kinds ojewelry repaired on short
notice and at low prices. July II J. PROCHASKA
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

A HARD Hlr-A Buchanier office holder, in
this city, was lately holding forth to, a forlorn
few at Excelsior Hall, Allegheny, and was dwell
ling with JUNCTION upon the cattle story, rousing
up Democratic, Indignation at Fremopts cow.
stealing, when an approaching individual in the
back part of the house called QUIT think that
man must have sucked a couple Of them cows
he's the biggest calf ever saw-Pittsburg Ga
zette. F, ~ s>F
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10
/, !, Is, :, .. a. PATTON & CO,
DOCK EsASEsEYSS A. Hsin.,Js ksryoy,

/, y. A, PATTON & co, IS :.
i t1ssDfA lsAaEEIkS d Blank Book Kan.
rers, North-East corner OF Third and JEFF
iersen streets Burlington, Iowa BLANK Books Of An 81
zes ana o. every description ulade TO order > ~
~ haing, Music, Periodicals, Papers Magazines
anu pound and executed with neatness des
patch and and warranted give entire sat
..eseu. - stk ri szs 80 oct.4.-ff. ~ ~
n AgING sold my sash Factory to Mr.. r. NJ Wash
= Burn, would take this occasion to express NV
ior the Hberalcustom bestowed on me- and reco
mend continuance of the my successor as one
so,sny 2. commence: heb 25lyl CHAs. A. WHITE
Ing, in connection with my SASH Door ana Rlind
Manefaetosy. North Main St, Burlington Iowa. Brack
cts ofevery description done to order 81 '.'
marI-tf n H Uy5 c1pyyn ,,fss
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

SEw HAMPsiuRE DEMpeRAcy.--.An Important
political demonstration took place in Concord,
n. H., the home of President Pierce on Friday
evening of last week. eAgreeablyto call signed
by Que hundred and sixtytwo of those Democrats
ctCoaeord erdo roted for Fraaklia Pierce at tie
last Presidential election, interspersed with not
aiew OF those who voted at the last State elcc-
ton for Johns. Wells for Governor, asmeeting
was held at Rumford, Hall, at which the Soon;
cord Democratic Fremont, Club, No i twas or
sganiZed., sEs ,.,sz f,s,--s sss
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

g
.DEATH OF MAcALAIsrER, THE MAG1cIAN-Mr.
Macallister, the magician extensively known as
the Magician, died at the St. Charles Hotel,
in this city, on Monday evening last. He. has
been here for several weeks, and was somewhat
i'll at the time OF his arrival. About four weeks
ago he was taken down with the disease which
finally terminated in his death by causing con
gestion of the brain.
r.. Mr.. Macallister was Scotchman by birth
He commenced travelling at an early age, and in
the pursuit of his business he visited several of
the countries of continental Europe before COM
ing to America, where he arrived in 1s49-
Since his arriy, here, he has visited every prin-
cipal town in the United States and British Pro-
vinces, and is very generally known as a prof.
Gent in his peculiar art.
He was a gentleman of varied accomplish
ments; was familiar with several languages, a
fine engineer an ingenious mechanic, and n
chemist of superior attainments. Those who
know him better than we do, speak of him as
man of warm sympathies, and an open and lib
eral heart. He leaves wife and two children,
bereaved in foreign lane. of their best protee-
tor and dearest triend.-[G Gate Cty.l -,
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9 CERTIFIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ri gF - MERCER Penn July gftth Iss

Mr.. MuNEEL.
sIR:--I fselit TO be duty 10 you well to the PCT
hc 10 pfortl you Of the wonderful effects your pEs
liable ''preparation," my whole family having hsi
the dysentery, were cured from the free use ofyour
cine can cheerfully recommend 1t 20 the public 3, h7
est remedy for dysentary invented have know
II TO be used AZ family medicine throughout thI, enri
section OF the country ard hsye never knew II TO fall
one case YET Respectfully yours.
JAME9 ARNOLD.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-09-10

ASorHER.-Hon. B. Tappan, of Ohio, the old
Democratic e.. S. Senator from that State, an
nounces himself opposed to the schemes Of the
Slavery-P ropagandists who are operating With
the Democratic party as its chief tool, and as a
supporter of conservative, constitutional Repub-
licanism, with Fremont and Dayton as its expo
NJ