davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-11

NATTONAI. HOTEL, Main street, sIana.
Y ton, Virginia J. HUNTER & CO., Pro-
~ An Omnibus viii always be in readiness at the
Railroad Depot to take passengers to and from this
house. free of charge. N.Y. ---Sm
U ELLEVUE HOsPITAL.--Thjs Insfitu.
in delightful, airy position, and ia furnished with
every convenience conducive TO the comfort OF pa
tients and the successful treatment of disease.
The Lying-n Wards are peculiarly commodsous.
The undersigned give their personal attendance to
all patients placed under their charge.
Coorsd Patients . :. per week.
Whites. Observation-Disclosures. :"
Private accommodations. ............ to 10
These rates embrace ali charges for Board Medi
cines, and Medical and Surgical attendance.
e No Small Pox admitted.
JAMES BOLTON, M. o.,
8rece street, between 4th and 9th.
C. 8. MILLS, M. d,
ia$h street, between Broad and Marshall.
4. T. COLEMAN, M D.,
Corner of 4th and Grace streets.
Resident Physician-Dr. WOOD my A+6m
r OCkKTT & DENNIS, IGrocers and
1 Commission Merchants, 18th street, between
hand well selected and general assortment of GRO
CERES, WINES. LIQUORS, sc. Orders from
the country promptly attended to oc 1S-lm
CCHDOL OF DESIGN OF THE VlR.
will BIS opened ON or about the 10th of November
next. Arrangements are now being made for more
thorough ana extensive Inode OF teacnlng pupils
and every thing that is will be done to give
satisfaction to all who attend
The school will be under the direction of Mr. w.
G. PECiVAL who will be aided by competent as
sistants
TERms-$2.Oo per month, payable in advance.
Young men wishing to join the classes now forming
will please leave their at the office of Mr. Per-
civel in God sims Building, with J. w. LeweIlen at
the Dispatch Office or with either one of the Com
mittee TAOS. SAMSON, )Committee on
8. Y. LANDRUM. School
THOs. H. WYNNE, } of Design.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-11
John w. DAVIES, r..tAS
1 MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND okAN

TOHN w. DAVIES, r.xtas
y DEALER In AMERICAN AND Ann
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND ekAN
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN srH AND sisn
MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PiEss5h,. . 4.
House end Store Fronts, Window and Dog, - R.a.
Burying Grounds eaeioseG with Stone saa tsI In.
ing First Premium awarded by the hesIA
stitute and Agricultural Society Of sirslhs~
10 io-n
DLANKTTs, BLANK Ts..-A iaia AZ Az,
ID ply Bed Blankets. all qualities; ssts.I rssh;
kets. white and coiored; Ssaanton Fa'''
Linseys, kerseys. &c. rnyerr.k co,
no 10 c. HAkIWks
IyHAWIs. sHAWLs...A few iew l BIZ vi
- Stella ehawis, just received; Ftaia ~-s
Square shswls full supply sss.fs sr sSss co
l1 BHLs. ISLE OF WIGHT Ar
~ 6RANDY, for sale BY ,nsrs 60
no 10 THOMAS 49, IS
% TUBS CHOICE GOsnkN But
= Is 90 's's y THOMAS JosEs : g. 1
elA0 nNIn. CnUsHKD. COke.h
NUV POWDERED SU3AR. FER ssss c..
no 10 THpM ~ I1w---- -
OKWUYIAN Ann MEXICAN Y - rssa
1 Do Bsrs's aupsu Phosphate Of Lime 49,
acton Lima and TA. Yer sAas Ak CO.
No Cornes q lStn 10 - .s--rr~6
CWAYNEss V0IEINAa. CsMasSs.ssA
SsYAUf or WILD ChERRY--Fofs . assssy
and pumonsrv Affections. 4 sarRly r. ..sslIsh
nee +. JoRN6ToN kAVs S'"'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-11

rO-PAkTNEksHlP NOTICk...l nave
~ this day associated with me partner in my
business, Mr.. A SHOLL, to conduct the same at the
old stand, No 142 Main street. under the style and
firm Of VIM. 6ATTLER CO.
take this opportunity of most gratefully thanking
vcrs and patronage. and would most rsspsctfuy ask
extension and continuance of the same to the
firm. WIN. 6ATTLER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-11

NO. GOLD FOlL--AIso Tia ESiI foi
~ Denial use, received BY
nos r. JoHasToN BRO. Drag; ists
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-11-11

.<eA FOX RENT-A1ARLBURO. former
VA iy WALL STREET HOTkL.- This g:opsIy
Eel Is situated on 18th, between Main and krahkna
streets, has been recently enlarged and uneeIe9hs
thorough repair. 1t ean accommodate eemieEs~o9
from fifty to sixty dodgers There is iarss 0si oen
about thirty by forty feet, paricr % BY ~ 'eshs
dihins 50 by 40 fsst,.a spacious kitchen ~" "a
Gently built; comfortable servsnts' rooms eenveLs
ences for coal and wood, 10 well supplied VITA s.a
In the kitchen, bar room and on the sseono aoOs
gas has been introduced into the house, and .aeis
ment.
Possession given Immediately.
For terms apply - fENDALb aslss'1
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25
From the N. Y. Ev=ltiag Post
The Pennsylvania spDctrIGe OF ssFi.

naltiy.0 54t .
II was point we'll taken in Mr. Gallowav's
speech the other evening, that the controversy
III which the people are now engaged with the
slave holders is not whether the negroes shall
be set free, bat whether we shall be set free
ourselves. They call US abolitionists-when the
abolition for which We are striving is that. of the
bondage in which we are ourselves held Most
certainly We should be glad to get rid of that.
ar. Dana, at the Cambridge meeting the other
day, in a speech which We have copied into our
columns, illustrated the enslavement of the
country by the ogarchy of the South in very
felicitous manner. 1t is that slavery which We
are to throw of, by great concentrated effort.
not the slavery of their black work people, who
must wait Gil Providence, in its own good time
shall interfere for them.
III the meantime an old application of an old
phrase has beeninvented to reconcile US to the
successive steps by which the ruling caste of the
South has, OF late increased its dangerous pre-
ponderance. The fine metaphysical term .fnali.
ty makes everything right. Texas was added
TO our confederacy as great slave state. with
the aEowes and express design of strength.
ening the o!igarehy of whom we sneak. When
once the vote to admit Texas into the Union was
passed, the measure became ..fnality;n There
was no recalling il.
The infamous Fugitive Slave law was passed
"a law the effects of which is 10 bind as citi-
zens of the free States to the shameful trade of
shareholders for the aristocracy of slavs-o
That too wasa ''finality,r no repeal of il prori
sions was possible; indeed, thousands of those
By whom II was opposed acauieseed in it as a
permanent arrangement. Then foiiowedthe re.
peal OF the prohibition which excluded slavery
from our northwestern territory. Tha. too We
are tod By Mr.. Buchanan was ..sirality:ra step
cot TO be retraeed-a measure which. be il
wrong, Is never TO be set right. The repeal of
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

WHO, Ike cAisiG basc and low.
Eane txearheroasly npsn his foe,
And stunned him With a mnss3erous biews
Preston Brooks
Who, sent. his coHntrys laws to make,
And bound i9ahey them for her ssso,
Dared her ! and Honors laws 10 bresks
Preston Brooss,
Who, In The seaatess hall Of slate,
Dared wreak bis yenee.nlcowafd hate,
Striving TO stihe free debaseeg
Preston Brooks.
Who, when his victim senseless Law.
Cold and inanimase as clay, s
lis brutal hand refused to s,ayg
"a s.e 81 Preston Brooksi
Dark was the traitor Arnoid's stain,
Who, pledged his country to SUSTAIN,
Yet sold her cause for hate and gain.
Preston Brooks. y,
But deeper still shall be thy shame
A darker cloud upon thy name,
Whose deed destroys thy country fame!
Preston Brooks,
And far and near the tale shall rencl,.
And listening despots gladly teach,
The price of liberty Of speech!
Preston Brooks!
And circlang with the circling sun,
Through future years thy name shall run,
Link'd with the scorn that thon hast won,
And coupled with land undone!
Preston Brooks.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

THAI phihilion vas followed By the inyasioE Of
the tsssisesy Of Missouri By the mercenasies Of
the southern oligarchy, who revolutioni1ed It by
fcrc, and imposed upon il 4 code Of laws legal.
xing slavery. That usufpation, too. Is q '6naIi-
stysr Nj. Pierce treats il ~ . finality, and de-
.eiares that whsther the government thus set up,
be righffuliy or wrongfglly established, It must
stand. The resolutions adopted the other day,
the platform ON which Mr.. Buchanan says he
SIS placed, and which he adopts with all his
heart, treats as .'fiuality, declaring that disc
bedience to tits treason and armed resistance
TO the laws; Slavery is introduced and legalized
by fraud and violence; governor and judges
and other federal officers in the interest OF
slavery are appointed, and no mode OF redress
is recognised, the wrong receives the stamp OF
.sfinalits, both from tho present Chief Magis.
trate and the man who aspires to be his success
sor.
1t is surprising to what length this doctrine
of finaiilics is carried A Senator is suddenly
smitten TO the earth from his chair, by success
sion Of murderous blows inflicted by a bastard
who valued his own personal safely too highly
to put his adversary on his guard, and the excuse
for this brutal attack is, that the senator had
said something on the Senate floor which his as
sailaat did not like. The Senate takes up the
matter, occupies a day or two in dignifcd deb-
eratien upon 1t, and reports that It 1t hnanty,
| a matter in regard to which it can do nothing.
Meantime intelligence of burnings, robberies
and murders at the West, reaches US, and the
people of the free states are startled with tdings
fthe assassination of their friends and relatives
The Chief Magistrate declines to interfere; these
crimes are all ',fnalities.'
Thus We are thrust from s.fnalityP to ''fnaii-
ty. Never vast e black slave kicked down
stairs with less ceremony. Weare kicked from
the garnet to the fourth story, from the fourth
to the third. and so ON to the ground-loor, and
from the grouna-aoor to the cellar, while the po-
lite oligarchy to whom we owe these attentions
assure US, at every descent which we make, that
it is ..inality.s Having arrived at the cellar it
is quite time to make a stand, for the next pro-
cess may be that of kicking us into our graves,
has been the fate of some of our old neighbors
in Kansas, and as would bave been the fate of
Mt. Sumner, had not his assailant been pinioned
and pulled away. That would be an absolute
and incontestible s'inality."
81 For ourselveswe can only say that whatever
finalities the Cincinnati Convention and its can
didate may recognise, we acknowledge no finali-
ty to the prejudice of the liberties Of the people
or to the aggrandzement ofthe olgarchy which
has hitherto ruled us. sly
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25
THREsHING MACHINEs!!
NIoFFITT,S PATENr,,

lVNAE undersigned are manufacturing a large NUM-
oftLese celebrated ThreshHg Machines which Il
oHer 10 The Farmers Of this country something that
exactly meet their wants. Our materials are vel
ected and seasoned, and work done IN the best
ner, and We warrant our machines 10 perform rIRhI
cry respect To thresh, eieap and make ready for
ket as much grain In given time, with rs little rDs
any other now In use. ...
This Is the Machine that has taken the highest pres
un atthe last three State Pairs In Ohio, and In EAs
other places in the Western Country and is regarded
those acquainted with It's merits, foremost amss
Threshing Machines.
OUR HORSE POWER, Is we think, The most simph d
rabie, and light running power yet introduced 10 =
Western Country, and wiz not fs 10 Itself
those acquainted with is use
Al kinds Of repairing done on short notice
orhsrs or communications from distance pronpd
attended to- II. SPEHCER & CO.
t,g msy21vtf s-.. . Burlington lgyA
e-z5- To NITJrpc AVN Irr,fprpyyN, q
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

. Ae III Esu1s = lsiIs - eei I,
- slaiEnaI - naslIu1 ~ -
oonniflss y nolil ean1lliaaes 1T their
Domin1foa, ssd Ssafer with The kspablL
cnna ssss
Tke plsa5ofn ~ t5sen unApimcasiy adop
ia. Ths resoIstions ars bfief and strong
u ID favor of frcsd0n 10 al the territories,
and IA fssor nf preserving The purity Of the
ballot boz Hpn ioreign influence.
sEcrDxn cosyxxTfos.
The secedin. dclc1atss organized By eIec-
ting 8 Swinsston, n J President, and
Vice Presidents fron fifteen States =
A committee on nomination was appoin-
ted, md reported for President Commodore
Stockton Vice President, Kenneth Raynor
Of North Carolina.
The nominations were received and con-
frmed unanimously With loud applause.
Aseries Of strong Anti-yebraska rcsolutions
were adopted
An address Was made BY Mr. Perrin, formerly
Of Tennessee, who acted asa self-appointed dele
gate ioa the q. 8 He said, the entire action
Of the scceders was ruse to aid FILLMORE. and
| that was the object Of the delegation in n. j.
| in attending the ConSention--ihat they had as
good right to play games as any one.
Fillmore and Donaidson we're indofsed by all
| the speakers, as was Stockton, who was q good
friend Of Fillmore, and would do oil he could to
elect him.
The whole was 1 K. n. dodge.
Adjourned TO meet Tuesday. is H.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25
~ LOUDON MULLIN,
gle N T. IL L. LANE at.EN
WI UEJy EP ~ rI ~ m ,

"A ~ ~ ~ II Il IL n 10 " + a e. " A Nc [
Council bluffs. hOsya
LAS opened an office ON Broadway, mex; door O.,
IL iionn's Drug Store, where particular and p,rg
attention will be given to the LARD ACtN
BUSINESS, In all Its branches, IN Council tins.
Sioux City Land Districts and in Nebraska Ierrlsr
lie Is preparing correct copies of the Goycrnmrb,
and having secured the services of good pract,c,,
yeyor, who has n thorough knowledge Of our VS.,
Lands and their Surveys, will be In possession Of q
liable information In regard to the Lands In Tie d
district.
Land Located for Settlers and distant p.als,
the lowest rates
Lands and Town Lots bought and ,oR
Commission
Land Warrants bought and constantly on
for sale, for cash. or on time.
Bills of Exchange bought and sold
COLLECTIONS made and proceeds promptly re
ted, At current rates Of Exchange.
Notes Discounted on short time, well secur,
Deposits received and interest allowed.
REFERENCES.
Luscas siinons, Bankers, 81. Louis, Mo
Morgan, McCung Co, -"
$. s. Harrington 4 Son, "
Green, Thomas Co., Bankers, Burlington, low
Cooibaugh Brooks
Sparing, Good Co, Philadelphia.
Otis, Norcross & Co, Boston.
Hon. Jas. Harlan, NJ. g. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Col. a. Saunders, II
John II. Gear 4 Co, Burlington Iowa
Wood, Bacon & Co., Philadelphia.
NJ. F. Shinn, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Gbns. Hendrie, Burlington, Iowa.
G. 0. Lockard, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Morris Rlndskopf, I" Jan. Suyl
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25
LIFE SAVED AT MIDNIGHT !!

DJ u u1 Hdlns
JNH1S wonderful medical compound, yrepured Mau-
i NEE City, Ohio, the ancient country of the
OIfOVu Indians,
whose medicine, combined with Enpyrenmatic Oils Ex-
tracts of Bark Roots Gums and Balsas Of the Temper
ate and Tord Zones, make 1t the most powerful and pun
gent preparation for the suppression Of at indaton
whether proceeding from Burns, Scalds Broken Bones
Colds any other cause, offered the public The
moment it is taken, Its thrilling and animaIng power IL
felt 1t forces its way through every diseased and
gland Of the system, relieving a
All Pain im an Instant,
and di.solvng local distractions which inamma.
ton fever and spasGedic pains, with rapidty known OF
no other medicine. 1t Immediately quiets the pains Of
Nervous. or sick headaches,
instantly the TOOTH ACHE, and relieves at once
the excruciatng pains Of IL ism, and usua
ly cures long standing three applicable one
hour! For dangerous accidents, Broken LiGbs Nangied
F1es Bruises burns, Seds, Fintness Pain the Ston.-
ach, spasms, crap cho..e, FEVER AND 40 UE, colds,
sore THROAT canker In tie ioutho stomach and all
plants of inhaInatory character, this HseH inc will give
instant relief 10 the sufferer.
80 FANNY .SYOULD BE WITHOUT TIT
Thousands are ready to testify to lis efficacy Ger.
tainty in the -s. $3.50
Cure of all Bowel Com pIalnfs. a.
and mutudes OF children have been by its timely
use, when AT7AtRED AT MIDNIGHT, with fts,
spasms, cramp cholic and choking, caused by worns
with no physician near; and life in immiIeI, PERI. -
Aie'i hendricks, Wholesale agent, Burlington s -
Price 70 Cents Der bottle. ldec. "a, 1855
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25
n SSE & CARR EFT,
tsuccessors to II. D. Hesse.l s'
CARTILAGE MANUFACTURERS
Corner of Third and Valley streets opposite
Livery Stable,
r RY,rr

Burlington, iowa.
NJ have now on hand alarge assortment csE1ia-
OF 6OGGIES of all the latest styles, S*3aA u
and al OF our own manufacture and will warranS an
our Work TO be OF the bes and we'll pnt up And
we "i sen SO as to make it greatly the advantap of
oe VINO are IN want OF vehicle Gfany kind to cali and
examine our work and We are extensively engt ged
IN iie business we able get up all work ord cred
WIN Us at snort notice And We have the very best
Werkinen IN our employ that be obtained either the
East or the vest we Halter ourselves that e up
work IN the very atest and substantial man, er
IN efner ~ SUIT our patrons We also keep ttly
on mana ana FOR secondhand bugges all kinds
ap1i.bp.y. HESSE q !, RRETT
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25
F. EgsOVyu,s ;.ar
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.

THIS Essence is preparation Of unusual excellence
In ordinary Diarrhosa, ncpient Cholera, in short, in
an cases OF prostration tffhe digestive functions is OF
cholera and sumner complaints Of children, it pecu
LARRY eifcacious; no family individual, traveller
should be without IT, ty--. e..
CAUToS-le sure TO get the genuine essence, which
prepared only by f. BIO wv al his Drag and Cheai-
cat Store N f. corner of Fifth and Che Streets
Phi adelpha and for sale by all the respectable Apote
carries in the Untod sta .es.
Sold IN Burlington by T. L. GAY. [apr1 bp.yI
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25
LET THOSE TIA T SHARE, SHAKgyo Nor,

LET THOSE TIA T SHAfE, SHAKE NO Nor,
nR. RODLEf,S Fever nnd Arue n.
~ sam, IL Wnrruntcd.-This nedicjns -
levers OF an intermittent character, Fever ana 4.
Chill Fever, Rem,,ep, and tonic for invalld, -,
ering nom protracted ntermi,tents Is the hes, -
ever offered to the public. This Is no pafe.t .a.,
but Is only offered as public remedy becau.s ~
constant demand have had for IL In my priv.i, .
tice for number of years II Is used by the mo-.
nent physicians Of the Eastern States as supeTot ;,
other remedies for the above disease II IL nnr,lv
etable compound, and may he given to both Old anJ
with perfect safety. 1t gives tone and acton !;
whole systein, AMI acts rs a powerful tonic ILsv.
1t with almost perfect success in my practice tr -
Der OF years, and now offer 1t as public remedy X
ing its value, can but believe that 1t viii be appr,
and used. f'
Sold Wholesale and Fetal. by pRs b
LEY & ALLEN, Princeton, III,
For sale by +. 4. GAY AND J. y. TALLANT Bpr,l,.
Iowa. (uoy CIV vi
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25
RAILROADS.
Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
LA q III Go

st. 15F1 OPEN TO NEW LONDON @
an and after Tuesday the 2Sth of April TWO passen-
" ger and freight trains will leave the foot of Jeer
street daily Except sundays AT 500, A. NJ,
arrival Of the Eastern train, connecting with the Wes
tern Stage Companys coaches, at New London, for NJ
Pleasant, Fairfield Oskaloosa, Fort Desmones, Council
Bluffs, &c.. and at O'Clock. p. NJ. Returning will leave
New London at 1880, Ma and at 1870 O'clock, PM,
irving at Burlington in time to take the morning and
evening trains for Chicago the packets for st. Louis
Particular attention will be paid to the transportation
of Produce and Merchandise. 'r#
Ticket Office in the Western Stage Co.'s office under
the Barrett House. -..g- u rg.. .s@EF.-N IS Ut
For further information regard to- the TRANSFORMATION
of freight, apply to
aprso.-tf @ VIM H. BACKUs, sup't.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

MoDEsrY. modest young lady
isn't this pretty baby, Mr. Brown?'
Brown-ssYes, my dear. Boy or girly" -
Young Lady-"He a-belongs to the female
persuasion. sir" - l3
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

s The Kissing Polka is said to have been
revived in Paris, and to have taken more violent
possession of the fashionables in that gay capital
than ever, It is all the rage in the satons cfths
etite L.- 49,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.

GsurlinEtOE,, EoWa.
HAVING greatly Increased my facilities forf .- 2,
IL manufacturing CARRIAGES 1 would res exAA
pectfu5 invite ali those wanting article my line TO
ea ana examine my materials and work us nothing
p1t the best kind of stock in building my work. and my
Wheei timber Is ali imported from the East have vi
present twenty JOBS nearly finished hanfs such al
Rockarays, slide single and extension top phtons
.uggieS new pattern light aud fancy, plain light
Up nd open Buggies also, twoseated ia ncy Phas-
ton, something entirely new. 81 - ~
- think all persons wanting Carriages " onld con-
suit their interest by,calng and examining my work be.
fore sending East. TmariGbp5mI W. H. CORs WELL
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25
IS ia FULTON, PERKINS & Co.,
L WOOD skia IRON
MACHlNISTS & MILLWRIGHTI

Corner Canal and Washington Streets,
GHiCAGO, ILL,S
NyEare the only firm in Chicago legally authorpa
w 10 manufacture Pages PatsLt PohT ABLE CiEcrI
Saw MILLS These mills IN extensive use IN y
lumber regions where they seHeraI fayorits, a
win cut from 5000 TO 10000 feet Of lumber In 10 k0ar
We also manufacture
Portable Grist Mills, Improved Smut asehiBs
Piorr Bolts, Muay and Lathe syss
Rotary Grain separators, Re-siitting Saws;
AID every variety o! Machinery ia Bne.
MIL Drafting, Building aud Repairing done to or6sr|>
For further Information or orders address
aDA-3mw FULTON, PERKINS Co., CBcI9e
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

ASSORTED PASSENGERS. An English ship cali
ed the Ocean Monarch" was in the harbor of
Rio on the sth ofApril with about four hundred
female passengers sent out to Aust: ALA by the
British government in the hope that they might
be united in matrimony with the lone bachelors
OF the gold region. They are represented as be-
longing to the class of s.failen anaeIs.n
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25

,CoSyEsTIoN.-The old gentleman has a profound
contempt for these machines for manufacturing
Presidents, and expresses it with characteristic
terseness and vigor of phrase. '.Sir, the people
of this country haven't anything more to do in
nominating their President than the people of
France have in getting the Empress with child!
The Office holders, sir, the corrupt jansaries of
the Federal Government, sell out and, bargain
among themselves, and all We know is, Presi.
dent is nominated; the child is born, sir, and we
must toss up our caps, sir, and fire cannon, tho
we don't know whether it's boy or a girl, sir!
That's the way its done sir, that's the way, SIR"
Correspondence Of the n. Y Tunes.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-06-25
CHOLERA CURED.

b HuLrowS, Penn, Aus, 9,h, ls
Mn. MrNNslI:
SiR:--on Monday last, my son, eighteen years o. i,
took something like the chaicrn. sharp pains In n,
and legs and very severe crampingin the bowel.
administered your american Preparation and N. 4
day he was enabled 10 leave his bed and walk sbcg,
II Il my family medicine and the public should nv,
a fair trial and IL will act It's noble part.
Respectfully Yours,
:. J. @, pAyIDsos
Munnels Great American Preparation, fer ,aI, ~
sale and retail a. Squlres Bloss late rsl,n,,.
store corner Of Jefferson and Main sts., Burlnrtsa H.
may23wy