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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

Col. BENToNs PROGRESS IN MIssouRI.--Old
Bullion has at last reached the frontier and is in
the heart OF Border Ruffian-dom. We learn
from the ST. Louis Democrat that he creates a
powerful impression wherever he goes, and
that chiefly because he has no mercy on the dis
turbers of the public peace. At Weston, says
che Democrat:
He made the acquaintance Of a host of old
line wings, who avowed a purpose to support
him in view of his conservative position. He
spoke about two hours and half, and to the
point upon the Kansas question, and am proud
to say that his views met with the greatest favor.
The people OH this frontier are sick and tired OF
the border troubles, and the good men of all
parties sigh for peaceful days, and are fast COM
ing to the belief that Bentons policy is the only
sound one. They are therefore rallying to his
support. Well informed persons tell me that a
powerful reaction is going on in favor of Benton
III this quarter, and that he will beat Polk large
~ in this Congressional District. Set down
E:entons vote in this district at 5000
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

yorS STRAIGHT rlcKKr.-The ticket we pre-
sent is unexceptionable. The candidates, if not
the very best that could have been named, are
all good and true men. They win do credit to
themselves and good service to the State and
county. We hope and expect to see them vo.
ted for straight through, without the erasure Of
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30
sPECIAL NOTICES.

"A SANITARY REroLUrios. Rhodes keyer anu
Ague Curs The ca.- OF ani seias ent fe-
vsrs saa aaSulsestr atapsThsre, faay aeS be BRAY
ssi sa i,opurssy. An is.rasefs r,afeus, rcf faffs
natural aa;d The effects 50 Malaria hasaeen pre-
sinsed In districts sere at this season and n the
srav the whole polaiatia has serrofarr been pfss-
trased by ver and asae, Ropss Pss m SD Aeux Ofs
has been uAe preventive with nnvar5ng success The
proprietor orers the highest Testimony In reof 81 bis
statement remedy, in every stage Of saiermisten;
and reaaiten; FEVER ii has assenisted AL who hare ex
p~rIenced or Witnessed its effects.
~ See Advertisement. jyssIv
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

AeRE WASHINGTON JusrIck-It will be re-
neneered that Washington Judge fined
brooks three hundred dollars for murderous
md cosardly assault upon Senator Of the Uni
I'D States in his seat in the Senate Chamber.
We now have another beautiful specimen Of
Washington Justice in clearing Of Herbert for
The murder Of Heating. Heating was only an
i''sa waiter ba. his murderer was a member OF
Congress and abroad unhung. The atmosphere
Of Washington is tainted. 1t is the hot-bed OF
every yice-the centre Of every political iniqui
y aud corruption. The question now is, shall
We clear the augean stables or remove the scai
Of Goyernment.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

DRIVEN 10 SUICIDE By WRONGFUL CHARGE
OF THKYr.--On Sunday evening last young
girl Jumped from one Of the piers in the city Of
Racine, and was drowned. She had been accus-
ed of stealing money from her employers, which
impelled her to this act Of violence. After her
death the money was found in the house where
she had lived Il had been mislaid. We do
not learn the names of the parties Wiscon-
sin, 22a.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30
Danford's Iron Grass Cutter.

TJNIHlS machine is conceded to be the best in
l. as mower. It has received the first premiums
the Illinois and Pennsylvania Agricultural Societies du
ring the last two years. also of the Chcagos Mechanicf
Institute for the last four years. and of great number
County agricultural Societies and df,pdys schen
PIT In competition aoith Others 1t is built entirely of
and Steel is drawn by two horses-cuts five feet
fcur inches wide and is capable of moving Gas ord
nary days work) from ten to eighteen of grass
1t butts with two sickles without guards and it is mpos
sbie to clog It. On trial of four days In compe-
ton with Nanny, Riggs, Smith and Green of Illinois,
and Kechum of New York. ttook the first premium.
Satisfactory references can be made to persons who
have used 1t in this vicinity. BARTLETT 4 CO..
jy27bptf Agents
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IRIS Timc tlaf Frrenen Raise Hand
soxG or me gALExA TREEsosT cICn.
As.--..Y ankee Doodle.
whea siarery wages deadly war
Upon our nations rights, sir,
And our cscnteheon seeks to mar
By putting out lis lights, sir,
TIE time thas IRE man raise hand,
And say II shall not be, sir
Fremont and DAYTON lead our band
And Kansas shall be free sir.
And when her miniuns take the polls,
And claim that s.nighti is right, sir,
Electing knayes and party tools,
To make her laws aud fight, sir,
lis time that Freemen, etc.
When legislatures thus elect,
Pass laws TO stop the Press, sir,
Or make il slayery's wrongs protect,
We look for some redress, sir.
'Tis time that Freemen, etc.
When press and types are overthrow
By Jones and Shannon's minions,
Because they dare assert their own
a Freemen's just opinions,
Tis time that Freemen, etc
Since he who dares to use his tongue,
In Slavery pick a flaw, sir.
In loathsome dungeons must be flung,
By jurics packed by laws, sir,
IT'S time that FreemeR, etc.
When settlers from their busy farms,
And tradesmen from their shops, sir,
Are driven forth by force of arms,
Because their mouths won't stop, sir,
IT'S time that Freemen, etc.
Nay, when they're shot in field and shop,
And hung along the border,
BY theifor knave, fooleor fop,
From Perce's "Law and Order"
IT'S time that Frcemen, etc.
When Senators who dare to speak,
Ofslavery's bold aggression,
Are beaten down beneath the feet
0fthose who love oppression,
IT'S time that Freemen, etc.
When Compromise on Compromise
Has given her possession
OF lands ALL justly Freedom, price,
And still she claims concession,
'Tis time that Freemen, etc.
Since all has failed to satisfy,
We're drivento the wall, sir,
And we must either fight or fly,
At Freedoms earnest call, sir,
IT'S time that Freemen, etc.
Then for free speech wen rally ALL
And for Fremont we'll vote, sir,
And for free labor stand or fall,
Ofthis please make note, sir.
IT'S time that Freemen raise hand,
And say it shall not be, sir;
Fremont and Dayton lead our band,
Kansas shall be free, sir.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30
Dallev's Magical Pain Extractor.

Ualley'S magical ram LAtlactoi'
There never has been discovery made In Materia
Medica, whereby pain be so quickly ailayed, and
where parts in high state Of Inflammation can be SO
rapidly reduced to their natural stae where wounds
and sores can be thoroughly and rapidly healed and
decayed parts restored without either scar or defect
than with DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
FIN Cuts wounds, sprans and bruises, casualties to
which children are constantly subeche action OF the
genuine DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR. Is ever the
same! How much pain and suffering may not thus be
prevented Moreover life itself often dependent upon
having at hand the Genuine DALEY EXTRACTOR, and
for particulars OF which respectfully refer to my print
ct, pamphlets for truth of which hold myself respon
sible.
No case of burns and scads matter how severe has
ever yet in any one instance, resisted the all powerful
pain subduing and healing qualities of the DALLEf's
PAIN EXTRACTOR. e"S
No PAIN EXTRACTOR GENUINE unless the box has up
on 1t steel Plate Engraved Label with the signatures Of
G. v. CL1CKENER & co., propretors, and HENRY
DALEY, manufacturer.
Price 25 cts per box.
sN- All orders should be addressed to G. V. Cckener
& Co., 81 Barclay street, NJ Y.
Sold by all druggists and medicine dealers throughout
the United States. -s.4l q ie25ly
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

Police REPoRT-Wm. A. Towner for dis
charging gun within the corporation limits was
fined one dollar and costs.
j. Foote for being drunk and disorderly was
re-arrested and fined five dollars and costs.
Officer Weingartner arrested another Of the
party charged with stealing goods from the
store of Mr.. Buckley and committed for trial.
He answers to the name of Daniel Cameron
The two other men arrested for the same Of
fence on Saturday last were discharged.
J. Mower was fined one dollar and costs for
representing himself as police officer, and
threatening to arrest the keepers of Beer saloons,
unless they would furnish him with what Liquor
lie wanted to drink.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

~ Cholera being disease among all others most
dreaded it will be well for all to bear IN mind that as
preventive Dr. j. HosrErERs celebrated Stomach bters
stand nj the head and therefore all should keep sup
pv at hand during this warm weather. Its effect upon
the stomach when disorganized by Diet and its vivyng
influence upon the system, truly astonishing and can
not be described felt when used as per direction on
the bottle Further comment upon them would be SUI
perluous as they known far and wide, and Tor SAFE
by dealers generally all over the United states.
g., H. E. HUNT, Agt.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

cN A gentleman from Cuba, who was pas
senSer on tho train from New York to Boston
that recently run off the track, after ascertaining
that he had received no injury. audihly returned
thanks that he did not visit this country of g he'll
Wagons tu, ouee in TIVE wears.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

S5s When the burning heats OF Summer scorch the
frame and fever the Blood when the liver becomes topd
the bilious secreons deranged, general dsnchaoh
to activity and total lack of energy, PROSTATE the sys
tenn then look out for serious spell of illness. Almost
every one in the heat OF Summer ieeis more OF less u
these symptoms and in on to ward of these effects SO
sure to follow in their ran at once resort 10 Garter
Spanish Mixture, the great Puriher oil the boou ~ 10
well known the blood is pure, no contagious Epaec
or Bilious Disease can take hold OF the SYSTEM ana no
medicine known is so powerfully eficacous in purifying
the Blood as this deservedy popular remedy The large
of the worst blood Diseases Scrofula Fe-
yer and ague Rheumatism Syphilis and others OF like
,re and the large number of testimonials from some oil
the most respected and widely known names in the coun
rv is the best evidence of its medicinal virtues We
would advise our friends give speedy trial. jyl
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

A MAN OvERBoARD.--Yesterday morning
about two o'clock as the packet Ben Campbell
was backing out from the wharf the Clerk Of the
boat knocked man overheard by the name of
Gardner, who halls from Omida county, New
York, and in falling carried the Clerk along
with him. A boat was lowered by the crew Of
1hc Campbell and rescued the Clerk leaving the
nnfortunated man to get out as best he could.
Not being swimmer he would have been
drowned had he not been rescued by officers
Heely and Smith,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

T We learn that Hon. MARTIN GROVER, a
distinguished ex-member of Congress and one
of the ablest and warmest supporters of FIRE.
mont, is somewhere in Iowa. Wherever he is
an effort should at once be made to press him
into the service
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30
Astonishing effects OF one Isottie' III "t'
aggravared case Of dyspepsia .l

Astonishing effects of one lsottie' III "h
aggrayared case Of dyspepsia .0
PHILADELPHIA, March 81 1850
Dear Sr-During the last five years 1have been aiic'
ed with Dyspepsia in It's most aggravated form' ana
have used without any benefit herefrom, every remedy
recommended for that disease In fact was afflicted SO
badly that on many occasions WASH great adnger q
dying from su6ocatiom in consequence oil the rise Oh
matter in my throat, and all my efforts for reie were III
vain. was at last induced through the recommends
ton ofseyeral of my friends to try "lootanus herman
Bittersn and assure you the amount OF relief nave
received from the use of only bottle is astonishing,
and compes me to say that would not be without the
Bitters for any money, as through their use
en;ovny better health than I have known for many
wears Very respectfully yours
ELIZABETH GAUL,
TOM r NJ JACKSON. No. ~ Carter's Alley.
See Advertisements W.
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Clarke's Female Pills.

Clarke's Female Pills.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
Prepared from Prescription OF Sir j. Clarke, A. H.,
Phusician Extraordinarily to the Queen.
TINS invaluable medicine is unfailng in the cure OF all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the female
constitution is subject 1t mo1erates all excess and re-
moves all distractions. and speedy cure may be re-
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited 1t WILL in short ,me bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits
CAUTI0 N.
These pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant, during the first three nontas as they are sure
to bring miscarriage; but at every other time anu
in every other case, they are perfectly SAFE
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada.
L. C. BALDWIN d Co..
fu.ate J. Bryan,) Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, General Agents For sale
in Burlington by A. HEsDRisxs, and A. p GRorHE and
wmsrY WALKER, Fort Madison Iap25bp-yi
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30

A MissING AERoNAUr.--A man named Perei
made balloon ascension at Havana on the seth
of June, and was waited over towards the sea.
He has not been heard of since.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-07-30
VIM. a. Bachelors Hair Dye.


Gray Red Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beauti-
full and natural Brown Black without the least injury
to the hair or skin
Fifteen medals and Diplomas have been awarded to
VIM A. Bachelor since 1885, and over eighty thousand
applications have been made to the Hair OF his Patrons
ofhis famous Dye. Prejudice against Dying the mar anu
wbiskers unjust it woald be against covering bald
head witha wig
VIM A. Bachelors hair Dye Produces color not to
be ds,nguished nature and WARRANTED not to in
lure it the least however long it may be continued
Made, sold or applied lin nine private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, 233, Broadway, N. Y.
sold in all the cities and towns o: the u s. by Drug
gs,s and fancy goods dealers.
er The genuine has the name and address upon H.
a steel plate engraving, on four sides ofeach bottle
WIN. A. BACHELOR,
$685. Broadway, N. Y.
Sold in Burlington by A. Hendricks, and squires \
Rloss jc25ly
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Conference of the Silas Wrights DE
mOCfaCy.


mOcracy.
WNo one acquainted with the political history
of this State, can fail to attach due Importance
40 the results of the Conference held yesterday
at Syracuse. A few weeks after the last State
election, it will perhaps be remembered that we
took occasion to show by reference to the GU
bernational vote in 1914, that nearly every
county which then gave majorities for Silas
Wright also gave majorities at the last fall cleo
ton for the Republican ticket, and that most OF
the counties which voted for the whig candidate
for Governor in 1874 gave majorities against the
Republican ticket in 1856 We inferred-as we
were justified in inferring. from the data we pre-
sentcd-that the great body of Silas Wright
democracy, in spite of the detection and treach-
cry of some of their number, were still faithful
to their deceased leaders principles.
What was then with us but matter of infer
ence is now reduced to demonstration by the
Conference held yesterday at Syracuse. There
were assembled some two hundred men who had
been pillars of the democracy in its palmy days
men who had no CHER and no meaner political
ambition than to sustain those comprehensive
principles Of government with which the name
of Slas Wright is imperishably associated
These men represented the great body of the
sound democracy of New York. Dgusted with
the action of the Cincinnati Convention, and
alarmed at the tendency towards barbarism de-
veloped in its deliberations, they have felt that
they could not discharge the whole duty by Civ
ing silent vote at the polls in November next
| but they were hound, by every consideration Of
patriotism and humanity, to give the great cause
Of freedom and justice the benefit of their public
testimony. Hence the conference at Syracuse
which has resulted in formal declaration O
their purposes to support Fremont and Dayton
and to keep no terms henceforth with the sec
tional faction gathered in the disguise of democ
racy, two months since, at Cincinnati. The,
dlsown the platform and the candidates there
presented, with equal unanmty, and proclaim
their determination for the future, to follow
democratic principles, wherever they may lead
without reference to the associations which the.
may form or break in doing SO.
| We need hardly say to any welinformed rea
der that this Conference settles the question 0
the New York election as between the Republi
can and every other candidate. What was no
doubtful before, is rendered now more absolute
ly certain that the State of New York will Civ
Fremont and Dayton her electoral vote, proba
bly, by the largest majority ever cast in thi
State at any Presidential eection.--N. Y. Eve
Post.
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tT The Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune states that bets were run
ming high there that Fillmore would carry Viz
rspia
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
II T EVER FIT &, CA

NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
HI. EVERETT & CO.,
HAVE opened a Wholesale and retail Dry Goods
IL House the North side Of Jefferson St., secand
IN. +. EVERETT &, Co.. would inform coun-
try merchants and the citizens of Br gtop, that they
have opened well selected stock of Foreign and Domes-
tic dry goods suitable to this market and for reference
would invite all TO call and examine stock before
purchasing elsewhere. As the present stock be sold
make for extensive stock for the coming FALL
Having located themselves this city for the pun ose
of doing permanent business, they have made ar
engagements for receiving all kinds of domestic dry goods
from the Eastern cities We would invite all country
merchants and all those desiring good Goods, cheap
jystf H. j. EvERETT 4 Co.
Notice to the Public.
A N extensive and cheap Dry Goods Millinery and
n Grocery establishment is now open on Washington
street, East of Third between the Post Office and Mar
ket House)
JOHN BUCKLEY,
Begs to inform his friends and the public that he has
opened the above tore for the sale Of Dry Goods in all
its branches, Millinery and Groceries.
The stock OF Dry Goods Is large and consists OF every
article and seasonabe. Persons wanting to puE-
chase will find it to their interest to inspect this Stock
For variety and cheapness It cannot be exceled.
Most particular attention is called to the MnLITEEY
DEPARTMENT In it will be found fashionable and sea-
sonabe stock, conducted by lady of considerable
perence, who is perfectly acquainted with all modern
improvements ia style Of Ladies' Dresses
Any orders intrused to her shall be executed in the
best and neatest manner and the most reasonable
terms.
hornets &C., bought this store, will be trimmed in
the newest style, Free Of charge.
The stock Of Ready Made Clothing Boots Shoes Hats
aod Caps, is extensive and shall be sold much under
usual prices.
j, BUCKLEY particularly advises the Public to try hi.
Black and Imperial Teas at % cts. Also his superior
| Young Hyson at 60 cts.
The Stock of Cotfees is first rate
N. B-Being anxious to give general satisfaction any
article bought and approved after will be exc!ang
| ed, or taken back and the money returned. jy9tf
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Mild Laxatives.

The following are a couple of doses from the
Squatter Sovereign, chief Buchenier physician
in Kansas. We give them as Accomplishments
to be taken down by the BUCCANEERS Of this re-
gion in order to properly work off the Cincin-
matt platform. In fact this is the only way in
which that Platform is to be worked off, and
without it there is danger of the death of the
body polite as the prescription indicates:
PIX. No. l. off Kansas is not made n slave
State, it requires no sage to tell that, without
some very extraordinary revolution there will
never be another Slave State, or the Union will
be dissolved"
PIX. No. .. We see that many of the emf
grants from Southern States, are bringing slaves
with them to the Territory. This is right =
God designed Kansas for a slave State, and He
being willing, we intend to make it one. North
ern fanatics may rave and threaten, but as sure
as Reeder will be hung, that sure is Kansas to
the South. B. F. SrRINGFELLow, NJ. D.
1t may be as well to state that Dr. Stringfel-
low is the distinguished NJ. D. who cured Sher-
ff Jones of a fatal gunshot wound in the spine,
entering over his left shoulder in the space of a
couple Of weeks This is sufficient evidence OF
his skill to induce every Buchanier hereabouts
to swallow the above mild dose without hesita
ton or ordnance. Take 'em down boys 'Two
tablespoonsful every other minute" till you are
cured or "d-d-Aboltionis II Rock Is.
land Advertiser
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AUCTION SALES.

a yst,rRDN AALF,S.--RegnOva1t
IA b. r. GEALrS "A Etf720N Kg0A tsn sxovsp
to the hense lately eecspsed by 0fsen 1hoA1 Co.,
Hruksng i!oase doer nsrti p The ioass
on Main Street. where he will be peased e sts hs eid
friends md pa irons t1f1X. $50
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Farmers of Iowa and Illinois.
mr. 1DE ayour DEv,Dv

ITO purchase Flax Seed and again call your atten
ton to promise to pay the highest Market price
for good seed.
We have the best class steam heating machinery from
Ohio. We are prepared manufacture the best pure
oil and thin ob0ng cake which will exchange for seed
to those who wish it. Please give US chance TO buy
your seed and if meet with the encouragement We
pect you shall always find sure and good market with
us. Jy39wtf BUhNdAM " JAGGAR.
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|tOOPER,S Naval History.
" Walkers Expedition to Nicaragua.
Lectures on Cowpsr-Cheever's.
Adventures of Gerard the Lion killer.
The Daisy Chain. For sale by en-. WILCOX.
y9T No Rarret Uotsa
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Western Auction & Commission House
Ry AKGnEH TFpRv s=5+ 81


RE prepared to receive Goops, WARss and MsRcBAS
"A DISK nsgnment, for private sale or auesion
Our extensive Retail trade enables to handle large
amounts OF Fancy Dry Goods profit tire con-
sgnor Proceeds promptly renstea at current rates oil
exchange. Cash advances censignmepts fapSo