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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-08-13


THE GREAT EStsi.lsti REMEDY.
PrfGHsfed fa q rfes-rss ~ si y f7dyks, Il n.
fsag.sa,aa Erfraessssssry ssfae stses~.
Ts Ia ssiuzh- medicine sssfane n sss cure Of al
tAase sanial ii~srsrs % wiis the female
consultation Is suhjes israsss All .rres and
an ehssrseslsas and spees.y may be re-
Iied GA.
To MARRIED LAOll.S s
Isispecu,Iariy sa.ed. win, In ft tiar, bring on
ths insntty persod with regularity. sssesl
Each bottle. Price One Dollar, bears the Government
Scamp Of Great Britain. 70 prevent coanterleiss.
cAUTI0N.
These Pills should not taken By frmaiss that
pregnant, during e fr tres months as they are SIRE
to bring niscarrioge hat every other time and
In every other case, they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
L. c. BALDWIN q CO.,
NLate ;. Bryan Rochester, N. Y. Il
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, General Agents, Por sale
In Burlington by A. HKxpaicxs and A. y GRorHs; and
wnxxr WALxEa, Port Madison. lapss.bpyI
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Missouri ] election.
Forty-two counties q We Ewing 2d,667, Polk
| 24,sas, and Benton ls,7sA.
Anderson, American, is thought to be elected
| in the Second District.
| Green, Administration Democrat, Is thought
to be elected in Third District.
| Fifth District Woodsc N, American, is elected
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Dcmecr.,., pause ana Con.idcr.

There Is that in the issue Of the coming Pre-.
sdential struggle that appeals to the bosoms OF
all men--there is that in it that appeals to our
u.sional pride. The plotters in the foul con-
spirscs to extend slavery, are seeking to make
1, vital change in the organic law by means of
apopular election for President. They seek to
make Slavery national-to make the condition
Of bondage the rule and freedom the exception.
This ndical change would stripe Government
Of every thing that now excitcs our admiration
and challenges the respect Of the world. 1t
would blacken our national escutcheon, over
throw our Constitution and mako the Declare
don Of American Independence by word and
a reuroach
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No Family should be without H0Of.
lands German Bitters.
Children afflicted tcith The Summer Complaint entire

CAMDEN, N. J., March IA, 1855.
Dear sir-It is with much pleasure that inform you
Of the great benefits derived from the Of your German
Bittersin my family During the greater part Of last
summer. my SON, aged two years, severely afflicted
with the Summer Complaint in the worst form, for
which various remedies prescribed by Physicians and
others used, but without avail also sent him to
the country, but proved Of but little benefit Having
bottle of German Biers in the house, was persuaded
to try that which to my establishment entirely cured
hin. He continued to take the Btters some time ser
wards and became healthy. Ihave the greatest conf
dence in the Bters and feel hesitation in saying that
no family should be without them.
Respectfully yours, JoHNw PARIS.
To DR.. G. NJ JACKSON, Plum street, above Second.
See advertisement. aug1
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VIM. A. Ratchelor,a Hair Dye.


Gray, Red Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beauti-
full and natural Brown Black without the least injury
to the hair or skim
Fifteen medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
W A. Bachelor, since 1885, and eighty thousand
applications have been made to the Hair of his Patrons
ofs famous Dye Prejudice against Dying the hair and
whiskers UNJUST would be against covering bald
head with a wig
Win. A. Bachelors hair Dye produces color not to
bestinguished from nature and is not to In
jure it the least however long It may be continued.
Made, sold or applied Gn nine private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, 2ss, Broadway, N. Y.
Sold in all the cities and towns Of the u g. by Drug
gists and fancy goods dealers.
70 The genuine has the name and address upon 1t,
steel plate engraving, four sides ofeach bottle.
VIM. A. BATCHELOR,
1888, Broadway, N. Y.
.soldi Burlington by A. Hendricks, and squires
Bloss. je25ly
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RnLRoAp AccIp.sr.-Th Saturday afternoon
freight train, going west on the b. & NJ. r. r.,
came in collision with four horse team at a
crossing beyond Middlctown, killing two horses
and throwing one car off the track. The horses
we're frightened SO as to become nnmanagablc,
and breaking loose from the driver, crossed i'm
medately in front of the engine, the leaders
crossing the track, but the machine coming in
contact with the wheel horses they were cut
almost fine enough for sausage meat. We did
no, hear the name of the owner 81
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BrroRE JusrIcE HARRIS Officer Winegarncr
Yesterday arrested Mr.. Felix Galley, gentleman
Mhrge, a native Of the Emerald Isle, for being
drunk and disorderly. Upon being broughtinto
court, the dignity Of the Judiciary was slightly
RULED BY the familiarity Of the prisoner, who,
stretching ont his dexter paw, exclaimed with
much JUNCTION:
THE top of the morning to your handsome
face face, Misther Justice O'Harris.'
Justice H.-What is the charge gainst the
prisonerY
Prisoaer--And how does your honors find
Yourself this morning.
0Seer lTnsgdrner--D Drunkenness and disor-
DERBY conduct @
Prsoasr-Hc (the police ofiices) is dirty
spslpeen, and If your honor will give mo lave I'll
bate him Handsomely.
Jastice Harris-Mr. Gollegy, you are fined
one dollar aud costs. Go homc-gct sober and
behave yourself. Exit prisoner with as polite
sorascould BIO made, under the circumstances.
but Felix did not take the advice, persisted in
Kicking up another muss and was marched off
10 oned iss 9s.
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N-Tke editor Of the Gazette will be abssn,
for = few weeks during which the editorial de-
psrtment win be left IN the hands Of w. =. Nor
as, Esq, who is . sound democrat and efficient
writer. We take great pleasure in conamcnding
him TO the favorable consideration Of the patrons
Of the Gazette.
The care-worn and battered Thompson, 1t
seems, rctires to the rural districts to wear Off
,be effects Of the late defeat and his over exer.
ton 10 the cause Of slavery extension The pro-
tempore editor, Mr.. AQrras, has the character
aud bearing Of a gentleman in his personal in
ercourse with the world. We shall therefore
expect great reform in the manners and morals
Of the Gazette during his connection with it. We
hops to see Il under his managcment--not only
observing common courtesy having some
rcgard for truth and fair dealing. In short, we
expect Mr.. Morras win conduct his political con-
roversies like a gentleman and not like black
guard
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The First Battle has been Fought!

TINE great and decisive Battle viii be fought in No
i yember- Our country will be saved il you all do
your duty AL persons indebted the subscriber are
respectfully solicited 70 call In and settle up that can
pay up, that may be able to keep credit up and
purchase Fall Stock to enable keep you all up
through the coming hard WINTER that you may be lit for
duty. word to the wise, etc. Yours,
ANDERSON son,
Main street, Burlington, Aug. 9, 1856
~ Always on hand, as usual. Us au6
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a ipecifcf from lsdfaress La5Grdory.- and
Experiment hare found new secret from Nature. The
true Andidoe to all maiades arising from uiasma Is
discovered Thousands Of cases Of Agne and FeTer,
Chls and Fever, Dumb Ague Bilious Fever, and other
febre periodics have been treated with RAoes ecer
and Agse Gsre during the Summer and Fall. The rapid
ana complete recovery Of the patients has been The in
variable reruit. The harnlesness Of the Medicine Is
guaranteed by Dr. Chiffon, the celebrated chemist, who
has analysed II and endorsed it, au11 1w
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Coal al Rednced Prices.

AIOTICE.-By mutual agreement, G. 4. ATHER-
IN TON this day retires from our firm, and y0HN n
BAXTER is admitted partner. WHITE, COOK CO.
August I, 1856 aus 1m-is
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WIN. N. OSBORN & CO.,

Plain and DECORATIVE -
Book and J OBJ RsrfntIng,
MAIN SEREEI, TAi,d Story Of CoolJaaga's
INl Block, opposite Wiahtn,an House.-The subscri-
beers would respectfully inform the Citizens OF Burlington
and surrounding Country that they have just opened
new and extensive Job Printing establishment selected
with great care from some of the best Type Foundres
and Press Manufactures in the United States, an are
prepared to execute in superior style, all kinds
and Ornamental Book and Job Printing promptly, the
lowest rates. and entire satisfaction. Please ca
and examine Specimens VIM. NJ. OSBORN l. co,
rrG L.. ! :
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@. F, EAR,

One door nersi, 81 the wighssnan lIease,
1eaa sSsess, Bnytssysos fosca
oasying thanks for the liberal patronage He mas re-
etlyed for the twelve months takss this oppors-
nHy OF informing the pubic that he VIII attend abu.
saess N his line at the following rsiess
foods Wares and Merchandise taken ssor- pr cent
secondhand Household Furniture "a %
kcd Estate within City limits, Jk.s
Country Business reasonable terms
Secondhand household furniture sold on Safvrt1a,
ny ssch goods must be delivered at the auction room
before O'clock of that day. fap2a
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"Of the ninety-one counties In Indiana, the
'ahanttanss Of eighty, can leave home in the
morning, 80 70 Indianapolis By railroad, attend
% business there from two to eight hours, andre
turn home the same evening,
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a case 81 c,nerxencx.

Among multitude Of letters containing re.
mistances from old and new friends of the Hawk
Eye, came the following, Of quite different ten.
or which we publish merely because the writer
has not given us his Post Office address. As we
would just about as soon give him years SUBJ
scription as to sort out hisname from our books
we publish his letter, and request him to let us
know where he lives. We shall object to going
further than the Missouri river for the odd dol
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GUNS, and Raes, Gun findings. Powder Horns. Shot
" Belts. Game Bags Ac., for sale BY
jy1 MORTON 1 co.
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% In Marion county, No., last week, DR..
'asi0s shot dead neighbor Of hi ), who had
written doggerel verses abou. his wife.
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Mr.. Error or Hws-Err i Trlrerarn-

<fhh hDiIoh VI nAWk-LfE a. IELkGRAPH-
! have been taking your paper for some four
months, and as don't belong to the woody par
ty, or wish to read any Of their documents, il is
my desire that you discontinue my paper, for
shall not take it out Of the Office any more and
when you are up this way, call, aud you can
have yonr money. When talked with one of
your men about taking your paper, told him
l did not wish to take aparty paper and he as
sured me it was not, but think there is too
much woolyism about it for me. We have just
as many free negroes here as we want, SO you
please stop my paper. MARTIN RICE.
As the gentleman seems to have received and
read the paper for the last four months like
martyr, we hope he will be able to stand it un-
til We get his post Office address
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nailr and WeeklY Papers.

NEW YORK and Chicago Papers, Daily; Ballou's
N Pictorial Frank Leslies Illustrated News, Wayerly
Magazine, New York Ledger, Ledger Of Romance Flag
Scientific American. Star Spanged Banner Boston Pilot
Irish News, Citizen, Irish American, New York Herald
Tribune. and rines etc. ess
The above papers received regularly every week
and for sale By ]. r. BROWN,
& aus Third street Rarret House Building
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Imnnrtant to Females.

Da. CHEESEMAN'S PnIs.-The combination of ngred-
ens in these Pills. is the result of long and extensive
practice they mild in their operation and certain of
restoring nature proper channel In every instance
have the Pills proved successful. The Pills invariably
open those Instructions which females liable, bring
its proper channel whereby health is resto'
ed and the pale and deathy countenance changed to
healthy No female enjoy good health unless
she regular and whenever obstruction takes place.
whether from exposure, cold, or any other cause the
general health Immediately begins to Decline and the
want of such remedy has been the Of SO many
consumptions among young females To ladies whose
health will not permit an increase Of their family, these
Pills will prove valuable acquiston they will prevent
pres hancy. Headache most Always arises from the IN
terrupion nature and whenever that is the case the
Pills invariably remedy all these evils. Nor they less
eicacous in the cure of Leucorrhse commonly called
the Whtes. These Pills should never be taken during
pregnancy, they would be to miscarriage
Warranted purely vegetable and free rom anything in
furious to life or health. Full and explicit directions &C
company each box. Sold in Burlington by Squires
Bloss. .. -.-
These Pills put up in square fat boxes. Persons
residing where there is agency established by enclos-
ing One Dollar in letter, prepaid, to Dr. G. L. CHEEsE-
MAN. No. 261 Beeckcrstreet n Y. City, have them
sent to their respective addresses by return of mail
;a1S xiv
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BARTLETT 4 CO. are now selling the best Of
ID wataga Coal at 16 cents per bushel at their
house. adjoining the depot of the Chicago and Burlington
Railroad and delivering anywhere In the city be-
tween Division and Court Front and Seventh streets at
c.nts aus
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~ A good article will always triumph over any pre-
tended imitation 1t has been said every city is para
disc of humbugs but let really meritorious article
capable Of doing all that promised for it, and 1t will
stand of any opposition dependent upon inflated
noorety; and Nostete,'s famed Stomach Biers bear
evidence this has been taken hold of by the peo
pie and tried and found wanting in curing case
of Dyspepsia in any FORM When these facts are known
why should not be appreciated and used by everybody
For sale by Druggists and Dealers generally.
aur1 H. E. HUNT, Agt.
30 FOR LODGE IN SOME VAST WIDERNEss."-Such Is
undoubtedly the exclamation which thousands, who are
borne down by the arduous duties which must be per.
! formed even under the rays Of burning midsummer
sum- to make but these duties are performed
frequently at the serious risk ofheah If not life ITSELF
unless the proper precautions taken to prevent the
bad effects easily generated by imprudent exposure
Carriers Spanish MIXTURE the unrivaled Purifier of the
Blood possesses in remarkable degree the cooling and
purifying influence the system necessary in such
Its singular power the blood Its gentle tom
action the liver, its STRENGTHENING, vvifying and
invigorang qualities its known tendency prevent
disease by expelling all humors from the blood and rid
ding the system Of poisonous Infections has gained for
place among the highest discoveries Of medical SCI
It is positive for scrofls Fever and Ague,
Liver Disease the effects of Mercury, and all such dis
cases. as thousands who have used have grateful
to know. The trial Of bottle will satisfy any who
may be unacquainted with its effects. aug1
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WaQaxinee

IL u r. BROWN, Barrett House Buildings.
Harper, Putnam, Graham, Knickerbocker. Coolers
Lady,s Book, Lesies Gazette OF Fashion, Leshes l.
Joufua Bsou Wayeriy Peterson, Mrs. Stephens, Yam
kee Notions Also general assortment Of Pamphlets
Ncvels and i;ght reading y augS
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Western Auction 4 Commission House
By AMsDEN I TERRY,

t& Mts FleASNnts Iowa.
A Re prepared TO receive Goops, Waxss and MEacHAx
ptsE on consignment, for private sale auction
Our extensive Retail trade enables handle large
amounts OF Fancy Dry Goods prof, to the con-
sgncr Proceeds promptly RENTED current Of
exchange. Cash advances on ecnsgnments. tap80.1
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Fresh Arrival Of Groceries.

I AM now receiving from Eastern and Southern mar
kets general assortment Of Groceries in part fol-
lows:
81 Hhds sugars asd grades, % kegs and do picked
so Bbls Belchers A. & B. herrings, s--.-
sugars. 600 kegs nails assorted,
10 do do o. do 100 do pure and No l white
70 bbls Belchers and OF lead, ss1l
molasses, 800 bush dried apples in SKIS
125 pkgs in y. bbls and kegs and bbls
10 sacks Rio coffee, 800 do dried peaches, good,
80 g Maricaibo Java do so II "A and 6 b chests
100 bxs star and tailow can II Tea,
dies, 80 do do do ImperialGP do
o0 do sterine candles, 20 bbls English walnuts,
oo do Layer and ii /. rail- 10 do cream nuts,
sins in boxes and y d. Is do flberts,
% drums figs prime artic 20 do hard and soft shd al
100 bxs assorted candy, monds,
90 do fancy do $50 bxs Virginia and Missou-
100 dc pure ground pepper, ri Tobacco,
spice and ginger, 25 bxs ginger wine,
10 bxs pure ground cassia, 25 do scheidam schnaps
% do pickles jenkins in l, II 30 do bra ndy Cherries
and \ gal, % do do peaches,
10 bbls and II do mackere 200 lbs Spanish float indigo,
Nos and3, bbls bopperas,
6O do white fish bbs and 4 5 bbls madden superior,
1000 lbs pure Goldfish, .5t .. ..,.
Besides many articles tedious to mention. Call and
examine my stock which will he sold low.
aueS JOHN s DAVID.
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Wall Paper, Borders and Curtains,

Wall Paper, Borders and Curtains,
PAINTED CURTAINS, and
CURTAIN FIXTURES
For sale Wholesale and Retail, by
G. n WILCOX d %.
LAVE JUST OPENED one Of the largest stocks OF
ii Wall Papers, Borders Curtains, Fire Boards Pain
ted Curtains Patent Curtain Fixtures Tasses Cords and
Curtain guards-We believe stock will compare with
any ofir both in style and quality in the State which
shah offer at the lowest prices Our stock direct
frem the and made expressly 10 our order
the past winter We respectfully solicit those wishing
papers, to an examination Of our stock.
II WILCOX 4 Co.,
Burlington and Fort Madison.
large stock of the above received
In Fort Madison Tap21.1 esa
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a srarKs.-The brick layers Of this city, with
very few exceptions, struck Yesterday for three
dollars per day snd the hod carriers for one dol.
lar and scventy-fve cents. Builders and con.
tractors are firm and say all work shah be stop
ped before they win accede to this demand.
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Humerous Ameriean Works
Particular Motto

1NHE subscribers offer for sale, Two iron axle lumber
wagons of superior make VIII be sold cheap
Ted for soon.
ie12f Gazette cnpy WHITE& WATERMAN
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Who Wanfs 4 Home I

" no W8ut6 0Omc
WILL sell FARM Ia Franklin Township, with coed
improvements, and at reasonable prices credit
Of fye years. Cal soon, II ron wish to secure home
on COED terms HENRY II. SCOTT.
Burlington. Aug &. su9 d&w
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Books! Books!
TUST RECEIVED by c. NJ. Wilcox Co., No.
q Barret Honse.
Reality; or the Millonaires Daughter. e. s-.
Second Marriage. 49,
Columbia translated from the French
Berenice. ~
Courtshp and marriage; Mrs. Lee Hentz. -...
Youth Of the Old Dominion; Hopkins.
Eutaw; sequel to the Foragers.
Bunsby Papers.
Lady's Guide to Perfect Gentility.
The Roman Exile, a,.
Seaboard Slave States; (Olmstead)
Theism; By Rev. John Tullock, d. D.
The skeptical Era; T. NJ. Post. For sale by1
may 80 U. NJ. WILCOX @ CO.
r AW BOOKS for sale at Publishers prices
IL iKent's Commentaries, VOLS H.
Philips on Evidence;
Bonvius' Law Dictionary;
Greenleaf on Evidence,
Wharton's American Law -.
Story on Partnership;
Sales;
Chitty on Contracts;
I" Blackstone;
Blackwell Tax-titles
Hiiard Real Property;
Tayor's Law Glossary;
Haines' Treatise for Justices
Waterman's /" Is Iowa 4 Wisconsin
For sale by G NJ WILCOX Co.,
Rurli nd
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CHURCH MUSIC BOOKS.--fhe Christian
~ Minstrel, Lutte Of Zion, The Dalcimer, The Halelc
iah. New Carmina Sacra, The shawn, Young Shawn,
Song Book fer School Room, etc. For sale by
J. p. BROWN,
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STICHTER, CRoNE gibson,
:, Oopp d Parsons new building, opposite "Bsrret
House, Burlington, Iowa. jy2i.
y ABROAD Contractors and others can End q full
Ii assortment of shoyels and Spades Picks Crowbars
&C., At jyl J. MORTON h cos.
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1NHlS machine is now conceded to be the best In use
4 as mower. 1t has received the first premiums o,
the Illinois and Pennsylvania Agricultural Societies dn
ring the last two years also of the Chcagos Mechanic
Institute for the last four years. and of great number
OF County agricultural Societies and dftcdys acheH
put IN competition aeh others. 1t is built entirely of
iron and steel is drawn by two horscs-cuts five feet
four inches wde and is capable Of moving, las ord
nary days work) from ten to eighteen of grass
1t cuts with two sickies without guards and it is npos
sible to clog It, On trial of four days in compe-
titlon with Nanny, Riggs Smith and Green Of Illinois,
and kechum of New York ittook the FIRST premium.
Satisfactory references can be made to persons who
have used 1t in this vicinity. BARTLETT CO.,
jy27bplm =F #HrF' t1 ~ - Agents.
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Closing Out SalaI

COOK Stoves, Fish, Furniture, Dry Goods, Teas, Tai
~ lors Trimmings, Cloths, sattnetts, Yankee Notions
and Jeweiry,
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nRESS LAWNS. -.- ........ ..... .... ...
IL / am selling good dress lawns for 10 cts yd.-
Some as low six cents. r 2t" 81 '.''s.
je27 NJ HENRY H. SCOTT, Main st.
COOPERS. Tools and Truss Hoops, large stock,
~ orsaIe by jy1 - j. MORTON co.
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