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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-08
Both the Ointment ami Pits should
BIZ aSed in the foLiotoing cases /!

Bunions Lumhueo sore Bfeusiss We I e d
Buns Mufcutil T. Sore heads Glands
Chuppdhan iuptions Soto Thrnats sun Joints
tml1htns Pile, Sores ot nll Uicets
F-tulls Reformation Kinds VoncteaI
Gout salt khcum SpfHIus -ofes
Shlu-d tstsstFcctlla Muuuds of
sore Legs all kinds
..sSoli atth Mtnuflcioties af Professor Uoiio.
way, 90 Mtdou Llne, Nes-iurk. nud Pa Stt4ud.
Lundou aud hY alirespectabic nfuggists und Dosl
ere boz Nedicines throu- houi the United Stntot aud
the civtliyci ~afld 10 Pots at Is ceats q cents
aud : 90 each.
lDr There i'a considerable saving 10 iaking the
lurgefsiaas.
Nh. Objections for the guidance of Patients i'm
evcty disorder are affixed to each Pot. IS e.opt,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-08

University Of Wisconsin. This institution,
Just starting at Madison, with munfcent
endowment from the State, and most favora-
bic prospects, has, We learn, recently called
Da. s. ". THAYER, OF this plnce. 20 the
Chair of Anatomy m its Medical Depart.
ment, and he has accepted the appointment.
We are happy To say, further, that, by the
new connection thus formed, our own Med-
cal School viii not be deprived OF DE-.
Thayers eminent talents; nor will our
town loose hts valuable professional seryic- ,
es.- burlington Free Press.
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Respectfully yours,
Dr., HENRY EUR rNETE 4, No. l79 Ia i7ib-st.

~ Preparation comprises a bottle Of Liquid aud
jar otPomade. When applied al % ~ rooms NO cg,raF
Is mode until the Harris fully restored
Il never tails fcH0ring the Hair whcu its los has
been caused by fever or sickness and seldom require,
more than one bottle 20 arrest it- falling out.
As an nTtrle of toilet All Invaluable as u keeps
the HAIR hsaimg, and gives to t extremely ,sraaf
appearance
Badness j. generally hereditary. Mothers should
u-e 10 upon Their chidfen's heads il no. mere ads
ne growth ofthe Hair, butts sure prevent ultimate
badness.
sent 10 any part NJ the u tied Ftatos upon Tho 10.
eeipt Of : Address orders 10 ptoptieiors Of The
SWEDISH HAIR CREATOR, $50 Broadway, New
York. n. B.-usual discount to tbs trade.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-08

sia. IN the clfy patt OF lst summer nv d,pgb,.r
was ui ctcd Wtn thscess about one iuch sD,e tto
cente 90 the % fr1tts, t4e diameter of which vas
40 lochcs. % vac opened, hnd atrf Tine ischatre
bad ceas-d tho iooi4 uftba hlis aets ,.,.,.,f , ~
inside of tho scalp Withtu week, sI tbe hetr over
the Diseased spot had fallen ont Machs anxiety VIZ.
'l lg e"n+cqu"nre OF 90. exposed situation, airing 10
would not eg,to gov. TaooAp~rienccf nirdir4tu,sn
Wef" c"n.uhod, who trcdqd tho SPOT NouId rem an
permanently bald. Narinus fustufstive mrnn. ur.e
fesofied n' without fleet when TREND rec n. oad
youf Swanish Han Creator Afef ten DAYS spoic,-
iinnr microscopic tNtmiuatiun evidenced % arusth
OF hne down. heir Inspired hupss
continued iis prirati"ni ami tr week Wa re-
"Hfd'd DIV Rrosth OF hair an iuch 40 length. tai.
nov lull Tngih and perfectly healthy I then recon-
mend ITO lldy Nclatise) WIN had Loot her huii
ron 'fs.'9eas She used 1t With Ike happy result
Who pleasure tn giving you this testimony n fvofof
your valuable discovery, believing To- be- from actual
experiment, one of the very lew useful cufativo nr
clos LIlnL nmAnuia Ltnm llunc l. nrn
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HelmJoids Genuine Preparations.

- Central Street. Lowell, Mass.
5om6 FRED sNI1n Geoert Agent 'oi votmo O.
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Fred. E. Smith, Montpelier, VT.
DIR. WI. R.tlAYDEN'S
Cclebrcted Improved Vegetable
PuigatiVc
II /. -

Uuveraii, ack now lcdgeo by ai who have used Them
FEB be deci iedy be beet remedy ever lot discovered
tor 400 uritnHtN uum tlaiut. such u.s.
Drap.v, ifUsr Complaint Jaundes, lass Of .fppfths
Iad,gsstnH, Hsari bara sck Hsad. che, E,uptrs
~ scascs Gfurni DfbNy Hrfgu.arifios, Snpprcs-
si0as Nrrnushcss u. pn.iHtss, Fdiafness, d foHi
Somaeh, and al ne D.. casts arismg iron mgreid
siitc Of he biaUa aaa sf0ma,h.
Asnp Uteniativu 4nd cuIu iof the Fever aud Ague,
q esa Pillsstuud % thr bead Of all other Medicines
u you have tOi u.ed thrm be- advised TODD imtne.
1iAiey, md you wi hud hat thoy are truly al that
ihei recommended To- De-, and nt superior tn any
nnu D. Others. Their vtttues consist DO the vtil
known fact that thry
PURGE WITHOUT GRlPlNG or LEANING THE
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FERNS ana Premiums.
So ~ d Premlum roInmes LeLor.


Foreign Quaitcib Review. tuue year)
BlackW0ots Magazine tslN months
London Q1lticily toWew tons yoat
Elurufgh Review GONE ytatJ
Nrtt"i,, liian Magazine (siA months)
Wcumtustrt Review Conc yrar)
tuusrruttve premium volumes cunuDt tn llrusrs be
iufrslHd, except ui Tho foreign QutuofIs Hcyfru.
T." p"vcnt dsappointucn, hofoirtr, Nhutr Ihit work
BE- nnt alone iuttd, +uNscuurt. will phase order
many different works tor pfcnluuIs ~ theie Arr vol
utnrs to which thoy may be nuftfipd.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-08

The Lyons France Journals speak of a
spectacle AT once touching and singular
Eight one. handed Zouaves from the Crimsa
have been seen walking in the streets by
twos, Keeping together by the only arm
which is eit them.
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CONSUMPTION

10 OFT case hefe the Lung. are DOT consumed lend In
every case " GlNtS RELIED hsn,dt h. aI~a,s.,
p'uencod from The first bcilo end cure &. warranted
when the above quantity h. taken.
Nohng can De- more asi"ui. hing 10 the iuvsld ansr
tying Az popular mediein,s OF the DIV 10 no eH.,t
ihan that these common Roofs sad Hsfbs con,hin.i
FACT Thousands of casts con b. tsierfrd 10 In On,
own New Engmnd siate,. For further nan eulsrs
ana eeiuheaies OF eufe,see cuouats len With every
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-08
New Clothing Establishment.

FaIeHI 0aIoIl NamPhont and TIuid Lamn1 81 eveT,
constantly 90 huad, 9'"'"'
Muy ~, 1855
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-08
VICTORY! VICTORY
Indian Vegetable Pulmonic
- " r. u ID.

noCroR LARokAH.a coiebrated Iudi4o, diseor-
- efrd DO the comhtnutirn uf fauf tinds II Roofs
aud be- BE-, femed, lhaiis WARRANTED TO cure
Tho vofst cases OF
Coughs, Colds WhoopIng Cough, Group,
Asthma Bronchitis and Consumption
DO an cases where tho luugs aro not MOSTLY consumed
or whefe there b. VITALITY 90 snstain hfg let DO tbo
Lungs.
d hos been tined n hnadfods Of euses and ocvet a.
y'i has ailrd 90 cute. The agtut boo n . puss.ss.
ION mans cttihcafts OF bio vuidtful ,ltfuts
est COUGH.
COLD. -'
One 20 two bottles Will cure The whnoniur COUGH
Two 10 tout houles viii cure she As fUNA
CHiTts
uueboille eillru I've CIRQUE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-08

A C,FtLD having leased the store 90 Hubbard d
80 Block fotme,i, occupied By Walker \ Nhi,e A.
prepared 10 furnish rrefs thing "a tho way Gentle
men's clothing inade IA The iateststyis Also great
'af"ty Of GENlLEMEA's FURNISHING GOODS
~msh WI De cod At low pfieos for cash Tho .eryi.
eHs o. W. J. . MACK have hssn secured to suporin.
.ehe no hAaulaetonng department Mi NJ. has had
s'sIal t9eh ehpehsneei 10 the business aud hisskiIf
zoo nesdeommoa ment
shAllsell goods for pay dove and win seu IA,
smaller profit than those Who do cfedi, ba.in...
n good Tsilot..s gi'l. wanted immodistel, AZ m,
~ ab0ye establishment. N'"'
,,-, A.c.FIKLD.
''""F'h'f 'Nhe0t lN'i u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-08

Coop up poultry, and feed them
well for ten days utter this time
they will not improve.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-08

For colonng the hair or whskeu either lively black
OF hfo"n the momont Is nnphed Fun directions ac
company eaoh bottle, r ICE rs cents. sent 10 ,ny
pat uf the United States
r. Liberal Discount so tho trade.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-08
' f'fi' - N'M nihhNlNeiuitN HN
SEVERY q HOWARD,
COLLINS a PIERCE.

DRUGGISTS, Montpelier, Central Mhuie.ais Agent,
Tor Vermont, sod BY A. q. BiGELOW Bare. n
fokTER Nonhhcldi J. N. HENRY, Wal hun
A. &; SPEAR burl,ns'oa j. &. BINGHAM, -.
Johnsoury &C. kLLLAM, lriAbufgh. 5s.dG ~ Con
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THE MILLION,

north or south, enst az we.i aud Is dhcd ia tho bri
each mont With cht.te, popular aud siiphc mi,c.L
Snl lu', such as any thur brother or iiond would
paee ~ inc hands oi faulty Cifcls. La IA aliits
nePaimn's Hesh andotginhi, aud, what Il puipota o
DC, me cheapest magazine Ia tho world
Any pefsnn cnclosing enc dollar a. the prolistot a
below, sha receive Tho MugaEine Tor ,ne oran,
peison ssnn'sg q. agA 'uhscnber. and tigAt delars
al one hms han receive erpy gsaus
NJ. BALLOU. PAbisher and p,s.,i,,..
Oofeei Of fremont aud bron,deiI sueets, Io,Ioo.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-08
Rosendalc Hydraulic Cement.

'EliS article is used iormp king Reset,oits, Tanks
Iroughs, tisier.s, Water Pipes oud flr topping
out chumuc}s thd cveD sprcins ut Brick OF stonl
work under water, nr ey posed Co. damp.
Warranted Of the bost quality. Foi Sale al tho
Depot ~tutu. FULLER & SMITH
Montpelier, May 49, less. 80
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lflr0itinrs.
A MARVELLOUS RENE DYl
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGE!I
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
The Grand External Remedy,

ny the aid of microscope, we see millions oiltue
openings on tho SUFFICE Of our bodies Through these
This Ointment, when rubbed The stin, Is carried TO
ANY organ ~ inward part. Diseases of the kidneys,
disorders the Liver, sft ctous oi the heart nlama
ton Of the Lungs, Asthma, Cnugh- md Colds are by
H. means cilecuaiy cwcd. Every house vile know
Tint salt passes feclv through bone ~ meat Of any
thickness This healing Ointment lHf more ie"dily
onoitntos through ans hone nf hrshy piu fthe liv
ing body, cutting the most dangerous inward com.
plaints. that cannot be reached by other means.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-08
OATS OATS OATS,

N 0nO bushels wlrted immadiat.lv C,, which
wiz Cash will be paid on delivery. Denn,
Store Il r. square. TuLLEk& sulTf gi'''
August 2Oth 1855 ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-02-08

ann KEGS Of Eagle Nails iu,t Artised and 70, -.
cVo Cheap for Cash Wholesale aue RetsiI ''
Montpelier, July . 1859 al '"'
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SINGERS SeWing machines,

Buffalo Wolf Com, Alapq1i. Fur, soal Hair Seal
Nutfia add double Cloth and Fur Costs, usuporh as
soument At daw w. 2. BADGER q Co.
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FOUNDRY & MACHINE
SHOP

'EHE UNDERSIGNED INFORM THE PUBtIc
that they are prepared to execute any order, for
CASTINGS, hnchiaoiN shthirs, Mill-wufk, Sc. on
ne,lao ana ~ 'up mon manner At theiI Works
n.....- stMONDs & PAINE.
"NN'''"i"Nf aug ~ 1893. q9;tf
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SHAKER RROOMS-
VALUABLE REAL EsTATET
o.
TO VERMONT FARMERS

CHE SUBSCRIBER onershis Farm fo,s,t. ,...
town Of 81. Armand, EsseH County, New aqt y,
auO Acres liuo lndlspuiahlaJ about rs acre. IN
provo" wellionced woll wltofed by springs b,ools
ahu the aver safHnao, Ia IS pleasantly siiuat,d 1
enlh banks OF said ilvol or miles below The oya
sataaac Lake More thun half is interval Tbare -
comfortable log house on tho lurm, o good we'll oi
son water noatib dnot, I'D Wlogbutn matinee,
dfll rom Ausnble Forks to safanao Lake and oncn
week tom the Wrstand south East. The Posi- On
= one mile distant. Tho Farm h. now one hav,ns
neon occupied hut 'our years, and has ahundasco ~
lambor such a. Pine, spfucu and Cedar. nov bsd
OF lfonofe hastorently been diseovotedou tho ,Jio
ING afm The whole vii be- seldom reasonable 1, rms
or iesfeda lot Of 100 stTcs on which are che niId
q, For iurthef pauiculafs idlressthn subseriLr,
safanae Lake, .sssA County Nov Yotk
79iil LEMuEL KNAPP
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CoNslsIlNG ofLivcrrooi, Tufks lsland,nd Cadiz
salts now unloading from ih, cHrs which we mail
,.oo., FULLER & SMITH.
hu2usi-uth' 40
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23

DEATH OF MlsER-HEIR WANrEp.-The
well known miser John Herryman, citizen Of
this place, died very suddenly on Friday night Of
last week. The deceased was German, who by
some means had amassed handsome fortune,
which we have heard varously estimated at
from twenty-five to thirty thousand dollars, but
unfortunately for the public as well as himself,
he belonged to the lowest grade of misers.
Of his history, place of nativity or friends,
nothing is known, and any allusioh to these mat
tiers, even by his most intimate friends, always
exasperated him. He leaves, so far as at pre-
sent is known, no one to inherit his estate. No
will has yet been discovered, and it is not likely
he left any, The manner of life and parsimo-
NOUS habits Of the deceased are almost inered-
BILE.
For the last sixteen years he has constantly
worn the same blue, lnsey-woolsey wamus and
pantaloons, carefully run or darned all over with
strong thread so as to prevent the possibility of
wearing out except on some important occa.
sion, such as land sales or something of that
nature, when they gave place to a suit of black
velvet that he often boosted had served him
faithfully for forty years. He contracted the
disease of which he died by walking over the
bad roads during the most Indictment weather of
| the season, all the way to Putnam and Henry
counties, TO pay his taxes on the land he owned
there, without sufficient clathiag to protect him
from the cold. In fact, we are Informed that he
scarcely ever wore shirt or under.garment,
and that the one he had on when he died had
not been changed for over three months. 1t is
| related of him that, but short time since, not
witnstanding the piles of gold and silver he had
| hoarded away, he actually carried an old horse.
shoe he had picked up, about to the shops till he
| succeeded in selling it for half dime Upper
sandusky (0hio) Vindioator.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23

We are doing what perhaps has never been
done in the United States before-we are print
ing the Wisconsin Mirror in the Woods. Not
dwelling, except our own, within half mile of
US, and only one within mile Of us. The for
est oaks hang over our Office and dwelling, the
deer and the rabbits shy around US, and the pat
ridges and quails seek our acquaintance by VEN
turing nearer and nearer our doors. The noble
Wisconsin is bearing onward its immense bur-
dens Of ice, majestically and silently, within
sight of our windows; and the snow-capped
hills, covered with scattering oaks and pines,
peer up in the distance. There is romance and
reality in all this, and we feel almost willing to
publish paper ig such location just for the
excitement Of the thing. But most Of the ro-
nance is soon to be spoiled. Already several
dwellings, are in progress near us. and before
many weeks they are to be occupied by enter
prising neighbors; and when spring and summer
shall come, We expect such clatter of axes and
spades and trowels and saws and hammers, that
We shall hardly be able to write our editorials
without introducing more or less of the confusion.
The fact is, We expect large village-yes
city--to grow up rapidly around us, and that is
why We are here-vpfiatiag in the ~oods.-Wis-
consin Mirror.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23

AsssicAs PEACE Socirrr-Rev. Mr.. Stebbins
'ae Agent Of this society, lcctared last night at
va lion Methodist Church. We would not fore.
= TIE opportunity Of calling the a,tession Of the
sAaasthropic among our citizens to this move.
men' Its high time that We should have our
'eses enlisted in the efforts and objects Of this
society, inasmach as tits no more than reason
sa'c that all matters Of dispx.e between the Ma.
tsas y lhe Earth, might and shoald be submit
s'a,o atoagsss Of Nations. Mr.. S is constitn.
.'os Laie Members n ,as Paren, Society. We
''a mat 'as claims Of tins pesset npsq US may
= warmly respeadss 70 on the part af the lib
erahminded. -
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23

SrERHEN ARNOLD DoUaLAs.--Mr. Douglas, with
out 'cause or provocation," regardless of the
dictates of good policy and sound statesman
ship, and against the true interests of both Sec
tons of the Confederacy, has seen fit to throw
fire-brand into our National Councils, to re-
open the Slavery agitation in its most pernicious
aspects, and to awaken discussion that may
produce an excitement similar to the one it re-
quired all the power, and eloquence, and pa
triotism OF Clay Webster and Cass to conciliate,
subdue and settle. Why has he done this, when
things were well enough as they wcres Why
should he seek to excite the great deep of popu.
lar emotion until its tumultuous pillows roll
mountain high. threatening everything with
wreck and ruin, when the grand old pilots have
ceased from their earthly labors and gone to
their rewardy Why should he presume to at
tempt to improve upon what they finished? In
no respect does he come up to their Standard
They were capable of riding upon the whirlwind
and directing the storm. He is only competent
to raise the storm. There his power ends. He
cannot shape its course. 1t may dash him and
his country to ruins
Let the people bear constantly in mind upon
whom rests the responsibility for the troubles
threaten consequences still more deplorable than
those already experienced.
Thus discourses the New Orlean Bulletin, IA
staunch Southern Pro.Savery paper,) of that
Doughtace, whom, as we are told every Presi-
dental Elector, nominated by the Iowa State
Democratic Convention is pledged to sustain as
a candidate for the Presidency.
Dubuque Tribune.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23

SrSAAs LopaE OF FRrENAsoNs.-on the eve.
hfng OF the 1ta inst, German Lodge of Free
masoaS was installed in Boston by the Grand
Lodge Of Massachusetts,. The following is the
sese'adinS paragraph of an address made to
tae sesl, constructed lodge, by DR.. w. Lewis,
W NJ, Of the Grand Lodge:
And new, nay brethren, charge you to per-
severe IN well doiags be strictly faithful to the
trust committed to YOU No longer foreigners
here, but brothers, come share fully with us the
Hsssare Of dwelling in love and unity. L pfa-
nesa aRsn in Masonry as in citizenship EN-,
oarSed NTH us in glorious cause, strive to ex-
Gel your associates in the emulation of who can
pest work, who bost agree. And may God, the
sod Of all nations, of all tongues, have you in
his holy keeping, now and forever
The ceremonies Of the installation were con-
Guided us follows:
The Grand Lodge soon returned, aud suisse
ssentiy the logde was addressed by brother
Naahah.Goosh, a Chief of the Seven Nations,
sas was present in his official costume, and had
ss'eaed the proceedings throughout with in
Inse interest The Chief spoke partly in Eng
ssa and parry in German, expressing his de-
nsnt Al what he had observed, and his best
sshes Tor the prosperity of the Lodge. He af-
Mfsards converscd Aaeatly with some of the
aemeess IN French, and it is said he speaks two
WINNIE European languages
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23

TT We are gratified to learn that the REV.
p, T, lSGALs has consented to deliver an address
for the benefit of the Ladies' Union Relief Soci-
ETY., during this week. The subject is the Mar,
riage Covenant, and from what we gather from
other sources, all who 60 may expect to hear
something refined and elevated from his lucid
exposition of the Marriage Covenant all must
b. interested, and the object for which it is de-
lvered lie sufficient to call out full house.
Annexed ia an extract from the Portsmouth,. }
Tribune
Mn. INGALLS, LEcruRE.-The attendance last
evening fair but not half so large as it ought
to have been. Mr.. INGALLS, labored in this place
some three or four years ago, and one would
have generally supposed that the members of
tho church over which he formerly presided
would have given him hearing. They missed
arch treat by staying away. We have heard
no lecture, upon any subject that interested and
pleased US more than the ono delivered last eve.
ming upon the Marriage Covenant"
The speaker made no attempt at oratory or
aosrish. His subject was handled in a plain uu-
.ssom;pe .tvle; but 1t needed no embellishments
of rhetoric to give !. point or interest. The i'll
unhslc merit Oh the h'attei, VIZ e
truths, and keen applications, interspersed us
they were with apt quotations and pointed
smiles riyited the attention of the audience un-
III the speaker closed
We commenced taking notes, vith,a view OF
giving our readers a compendium Of the lecture;
ba, as the speaker proceeded we found his re.
marks SO tersc and the language so condensed,
that we abandoned the idea. 1t was, itself, a
cOmDenuum. n SYNOPSIS.
We understand Mr. Ingalls, contemplates re.
moving to Iowa, and is now en- roats for that
State, with his family,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23

IRoS AND GrrrA PERcHA CARs.-Somebody in
Albany is getting up railroad car out ofwroaght-
iron and quits percha. Such car can be jam
med, bat'not broken. Ii nav smash up, but il
eau make no splinters or laeerate limbs The
idea is good one. Ifthey sheaid make soae Of
the employees on railroads OF India rubber they
would be quite as useful and less likely TO suffer
injury from the results of their own carelessness
IND inciiciency.-{ Boston Courier.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23

ne we're unable TO attend 10 Ii
l lecture Of Ars d.. Locmis, At Marion Han, lss,
s'ea'ng, out We are informed thst the audience
vas large, and the subjess handled in ! manner
70 interest all The phenomena Of ciairvoyane
.ie - singular q 70 the general mind they are
'hscrutable, and Il l. no. astonishing that the
paDIic should be interested in their exhibition.
Ars, Loomis viii deliver second lecture this
evening, and an opportunity viii be given to
those who may be inclined to investigate the
subject.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1856-01-23

Hoos.-Ldse and dressed hogs are still going
forward by rail in large numbers. During the
last week several thousand have been driven
across the river. The several houses here have
been killing all they could take care Of up to the
present time, refused good many lots and have
yet altogether over $4,000 engaged Besides,
good many persons who failed to contract when
pork was S5@5 rs, have since held on for re.
action, expecting better prices during the latter
part the season. They will at the last mo-
ment, either sell or have their hogs packed on
their own account. This will lengthcn out the
packing season beyond the usual time. The
chances Of a rise to our mind look very small
nut this is matter Of conjecture, in which the
most faf.seeing and intelligent men are often at
fanIl