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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25

Anew JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN pEbPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY
CiTY-Ms sa1 Erprss, lines c,ye New st sad a
ard snd o. m fare IS; II NJ 81 IS scCr'ns at al way ss
sors; II sra Eonsnrt9n Thrcugr Tickets C
crrs (sl erd 6 So Az tse - and Tor b4it,nere
asbir goo EortOk &C. ard thro. baggage checked se
Wssh,nstoa In and trains
w WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
No p.erara win be received uness del yesa and
h.osed ftsn minutes il Ct the time Of leaving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25
I'm PURSUANCE of sn o-der I'd h. 49,.

In 70 NoO AN'. UI su c!oeF Il Tie Sufrva1n
cersop. tsv'sS e.sT. ssiDd william ROBE&i -
q the City ofErwiesk seccsd T. frossal he ,.r -
sCHRNCK No. IA west-st. r. the City of New 49, Y.
bsicse ,h .sird tsy Il Apr rsted New Yct ~
Gss e Ostoyr, itsT. PEfER sCHFNCK -
Os lsV6nSS Esecss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25
COURT THE MUTUAL LIFE

CUpREaE COURT THE MUTUAL LIFR
~ INsUBANCE COMPANY og NgW-yoak ss.isst
ANGUS NCDoNhLD sAmLEL W. CbpAK sed LAGOS
You svc u.oued to sosSer Zoe nrsr mt osass
Of which coSy Il d.msneed VII Dc s"tsed ep,e y.s "a
Ct 10 tho City Sryo;k. within twenty isys afer tie
sfyoe hereof cIorsisc Of the day of suca service wh
.Weny GAYS ser Geiscs u cory 81 SAID comOldn. such
ooyy IL 1espdd i'll tvert> dsys alter - woe nefs sat
tho plant IS aforesaid tbs ptnufs
WI eptiy to ttis Count IT, Ire relief msnted IN tss
psnt TIE PLANT e ed ia the on e q The cett 81
Cour,y Of Eiogs DetoJ New. Ork - tober !. ISL
bETTS ROBIEsoG & BETS. Plslcte' au.ueys
No 81 Usr 4. New vat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25

L bAN iNNO SN"' ~"
rate of SIX t5) PER CESf On fom TO 800 Oeca
aAiy f'<m |? a m {? 2. ~ AID ca MONDAY ThUHA
v l. BrxIox see'y W. w. CoSCKLIN Pres,tent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25
5intHnel.

gfHHcs of ara. ar".,oneer.
yDY 6yEEON DRAPER, Ofioe 10. <6 Plrc-t,
- coz Il ,Tsu sucior Sales Of the ceretantx
% xyERY DAi Stocks end seues bought and sos
siLE fE.s DAT. q. ~ oooch. See Catalogue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-25
B0Gro ann Rooms.

BOARD and ROOMS.-A handsome P0rOr Suite
ID 0oor and other Nos l02 and lOi East li
-, opposite the Aoedemy Of Music
ITO LET-A spiecdid suite Of ROOMS on Brosd-
Il sxy opposite metropolitan HOTEL furnished OF unias'
~'Ass %" Ss~' {. D NRkE0RIoGs No SOS Broadway.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-25
WILLIAM R04gI.
y nclssats erd ~.Eetais Druggist : apo+ss.-~

. re +AI z EFcIhegTrr
BsTQS R9Tar, N.
- increasing his stock oi ayerytnfsr nsn,He -.
: .'ghs4s snd ~ f,Tng ssoras Your orders are -.
sh.1..nliF solicited, fseiins' assured Tia. no a.n uivs
-. 'h's rnatnr1trs- Prlcas wiil DO lor.-tsFr,s
a's, oEtiafa whether n or out .! HI. fne I'll,
meet ~tth PROMPT attention Particular sttc,t 5n - : !, = !.
h Ps'. y ]pagA'nE spd altPping. " .
~ hTsL3 t"'og saiTped by aim per ~ Fo,a stssn,
/. r'f hs + -onr .oscse.. q ny eur s>~n,. "a
Neirtshs firaa Ing ND
-! 6e1rEI.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-07-25
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r,sne t.s,r .=s'5t., ..sr, th.er.fae-a-s ara hss'essa
i So 10 vtcsi-rs 81 .at&..si @srf ?; obeses
s-sire rom ..A-s caus. ! -ssficaae iss
rrsIgs CANADIAN yE2aiEtGE.
Inch x4g Ifs a1aly ga f2yiAl= ears iss esss.at-.
tarr-reYs Of iue..ata t-sfe.tsnca e. -str5 ,.la@y.
\ trtoilea "a the hfglbsF te~7oz " the seeu.5iE Is i,
tusS .tn.a vne. sh. E~sogtsIlty su:aos s H =
greater ina va eFH- hAfor- kno-p, IN = n.sasrr
prrte0t An 4.f s@usah3ti to rs si''H'as s. .s;iasra
tha* tAa : 'shzfa4 i,srtse - Of dtsths sf.:-c -.
il MANI ztT'5ntaata 70 worz1s snd ths a'.s b ~
ih@v rreg;ota, We recommend Ibis snsc'sc
I've ottagga d: roiaE t~zn.!tsss -.
as sc prtsc,ts. ~ -~esosr1ess '@s ~.
'tW.ns-'s CsrsdfAn yeTglfn2s-" lee .s;.-
~ .cie tcat car Is ts9srdse %. asneOT =.
FL Iii & Ne9 o...s-a.. rho.4ssis sas ressaf %
Il rglGHT 60.
500 ?rosrittcs7,
<..aa tai Charles stree.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

BRAHxfS CArrLE.-Among the novelties. on
exhibition at the st. Louis Fair last week we're
the Brahmin bull, COW and calf, the first two
imported from Brahmin by Medallion Eads,
Of St. Louis county. They are thus described ;
They are Of light dun color, with large
tawny spOts, and somewhat resemble common
deer in texture and color Of skin; . sineul
protubersnce just above the shoulder, and long
tapping ears, distinguish them from common
cattle, in other respects they are nearly similar
These animals are used in india a. beasts Of
draught and burden, and also for the saddle.
They will travel with soldier on their backs;
fifteen or sixteen hours in the day, At the rate
OF six miles an nour. Their action is fne, and
they bring their hind legs under them in a.
straight Q line as the horse. Such is their &C
tivity, that they can clear fve-barred gste
with ease. Their ordinary gate is easy. In
stead Of bit, small cord is passed double
through the gristle of the nose, and 70 this is
attached stout cord in the fashion of bride,
which is kept up by the hump the animal has on
the forepart of his back, and which is wanting
in our oxen. The animal is saddled like =
horse, aAd when excited into action it goes
very quickly; some, indeed gallop as well as
GOOD hOrao. as5 sssE&5 AE##4s35i ,s&asF 0.&
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

T. nouaands upon thousands of mechanics,
sOera,ives aid 'Ab0ring men win be thrown en-.
| trsly our Of employment during the next SIX
ussiAA and We cAnpot but think that great
neI seeing the uncertainty Of employment
lsissapensation, inseparable from every calling
uss The sun save that Of cultivsting the earth,
/ sl come to the vide and fertile West. where in.
lasssy avays eemmands the comforts, mot 70
! ~ laxurious Of life. Il 10 notorious that the
Esarer lie mechanic and laboring man is to the
'nil, the more certain and steady his employ.
,nent and the larger his compensation in the
4ssessssriss and comforts Of life for self and
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

Quick WoKK.-A man by the name Of Simon
Peter Zimmerman, who borrowed horse with.
out leave Of the owner, few days since, was
pursued TO Missouri, where he was oycrtaken,
and brought back to this city on Wednes-
day evening. On the following morning
the States Attorney, NJ. Stewart, summoned
an especial Grand Jury, who soon after found
q bill against him, when he was put upon
trial, found guilty, and sentenced to three
years imprisonment in the penitentiary. And
all done within some forty.eight hours after his
arrival At this place. We wish every horse
thief could be put through the mill in the same
double-Quick time Monmouth Atlas Aa.tGi
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14
Nrr. samuel. So bsitling.

A private letter from = prominent gentle
man living At Oskaloosa, thus speaks Of Mr..
Samuels, who has been travelling and speaking
in that part Of the State: "Mr. Samuels has
made nothing in this portion Of the state by his
stump efforts. His speeches are such fimsy
and light net works Of sophistry and dema-
goguism, that men Of very ordinary capacity
and reasonable honesty, think less both Of tho
man and the cause he supports, and fof this
State to elect him as be now stands, would be
burning shame which ! trust in Heaven We
may not be called upon to witness"
We have other letters giving just about as
strong assurance that Mr. Samuels is not doing
much for himself. His speeches tickle the ear,
but Judge loves convince the heart and rca-
son.-[Da Davenport Gazette.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

n ''-r.zs vSDvD U00m - OoSU 1Uo0e. sssN i
-. II ussvy ~ dsivSlag pasty hscks u
I. 4 iSIss ehsrsss asd railing asessstioa'
..,.:Is -. .ss.slidssss. Va lsAall 'savs y sucl
1 1,.s - Mn - - 0asssss de ss1npinl
- s;ys,sss rsports aud sas ttarsipg II tals,
ZssEG.a@ ~ y Tt him so eaA i1dPssr sriapsly
- 49, ssl ~ ca wsrsss - aslssse vas :,
u . sAinnaa asd sAas FAvilDs ssssa Il
,.sS.T.tssIght q Suffrage p ~ sclSrsd
.S.,sia fhaak God Repshlieaaisn Aas ns
- - T11syias ssea ssaAaspabls s'sesspp
% pasasassAip spcn issF ssds ~ ~
- ~ 70 such exhibltion ef msndacisy
- - pgssss 49,, sg.9a ssan aa
=. have - accmasieus % make Against
-. Osslbsukb, Clark and Clsae. ssssps
,...,f SssotSing 70 the pro-slaysry Bachanan
..,,, We consider il arEunest enough 20 Dc.
~ ~ . az tAas u easstsd they viii fsllDw.
asAlp ,A4spasy-shey will vote sos : tool q chat
o.r,, for United States Senator who viii nisrs;
o,r...ps y. Ne people ef Ioxa - has Gen. Jeass.
I Tksy virl ssnd man sho viii mot - any
e,vesse rits hb vsies Or cast his vots for
sAs psptecsioa' and defence Of the people Of the
,ssisssy Of Kanaas. .sSt3 :
/ viii riA<s aad rsvolvsrs and bowie knives
ssd isgs and barrels Of whiskey the Missourians
vsss q last accounts crossing into Kansas at all
,sista Il ives in the programme that Federal
seldary under the command Of Walker we're TO
Add the settlers in check and prevent, . forci.
VI resumption Of their rights and franchises
While hissourians again carrisd shsir slsctions.
klnsksa BY the Sapeeme Court-by the Execu.
~ and Army Of the Nasion-every appointed
Gcsr in ,Kassas in the hands Of The cons.
ISiaaors-thers 10 10 hope for freedom and
tsseics In Kansss save in united public opinion.
X W faiter Or wavsr in Dur united oppositiou,
~ monstrous conspiracy will be At once cor
ssanAssd. The qaestisn is, dsss Iowa consent
y this wreag and outrage which disgraces US
nation in order that niggerdom may have
market for ito chattles! Shall We fsnd IN IN
10 lhs Ssnsas Who will represent our free aud
|ssssssisg State or one who viii look for wisdom
nd instruction 70 the cotton and sugar nobility.
Il shoss shall we have man in the interess Of
the white men and white labor or one whose
oaly rseognizsd allegiance 10 in tile owners and
beesden Of human chattlesi
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

Has DlscokGED.-Gillaspy has been holding
ON 70 . good deal larger slice Of land than
belonged to him, of that distributed for cor
ruption purposes At Des Noines City. This has
been openly talked by all we'll Informed per-
sons of both parties. But since his nomination
certain gentlemen have declared that unless be
disgorged, certain letters Of his should be pub
lshed and the whole matter exposed. A. the
letters have not appeared, but instead, . white.
washing letter from Stewart, we should like to
know, il the Gazette 10 informed, whether Or
not Gillaspy has disgorgsd. Will it tell W!
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14
whnt has Mr. RmchAmon dome To-
- NJ the 00ueA? es

what has mr.. KBmchanan dome Tor
w This question is triumphantly answered by
Hou. A. ii. Stevens, Of Georgia. in . late elec'
tioneering discussion, - follows:
u ssWhat had Mr.. Buchantn done to recommend
him TO the confidence Of Southern men! He
had appointed four Eoathern men - members
Of his Cabinet, and from the North pc had Sc
lected three others who had been distinguished
for their firm. unyielding and unselhsh deyo-
tion 10 the constitutional rights Of the South.
Two Of them-Gen. Cass and Mr.. Toucy-had
sacrificed themselves as home, and been de-
faated by black republicans, because they stood
bv the South in her hour Of need; and Mr.. Bu-
chanan had shown his appreciation OF the broad
nationality, and his inclination 70 protect the
Northern defenders Of Southern rights, by call-
ing them to high o6ice. and selecting them g
IA cabinet advisers. What had he dOnes He
Ma n his Inaugural Address done more than
| any other man who had preceded him IN the
Presidential os{ice ever had done, in giving IN
his adhesion. Ia advance Of it, delivery, 70 tbe
principles OF the bred Scott decision Of the
Supreme Court, and proclaiming . rule for
the conduct 81 his administration, the true 200.
trins Or Southern equality in the Terrisories o.
the IJpion. What had he dones He had given
- n ,oho{e government OfydwisGtiOM of the
EIsryito.y of Kansas; had recogni1ed the hws
| 81 mat Territory, against which the Black Ne.
Dublicabs had revoIted; md had placed bo.fh'
~ sssa Il every cCsee of honor " s@fassce y
liz Territory, aud he had placed 70 man " Of
| dee ID Kansas, Or anywheiD else, VINO was nos
pledged 70 sustain the Ksnsas- NeOfasea ece'
snd ii ths other legislation qf Congress, which
sscurad 10 the South her rights undsr sns Von.
1 slitution. What had he not Done whlca
i-si . .h. If.5,@A fsesAes ieh0ulA Aosv
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

CT Our advices from every part Of the State
Yne in the assurance Of victory for the Re-
pshlican ticket Tuesday next. The tide every
jHere sets strogly in our favor. The elo-
.sence Of Ssmuels, Of Gillaspy, Of Clune and
SAer negro shriekers, meets with no response
- 9aople Of Iowa have no especial sympathy
IVA these raving fanatics. who believe in the
Ghity Of Slavery. Mem who have hunted
7 ~ Buffalo in his native haunts are not to be
4 tiStseaed out Of their propriety and common
saae BY the believing Of this slion" Samcels,
dyls Shenandoah Tenth Legion Old Virginia
Qsprcrsey, or tiekled BY the bsalobsrment Of
o., .<hs lamb Of varmeount Nasal Twsng
sN6liOnl Democracy. The people Of Iowa. we
l 1srdly think, will employ either Of these refu-
Gees. u they conclude to, ie will be time
EAagh 70 give them call. after they have been
/. Aegs two or three years, and learn the ropes.
1uss ~ TIxED.-The pavement ON Sd street,
bs!Seeu Jefferson aud Washington, east side,
i y A. ssetched condition. There are several
Aoss-ssgslar pond holes where ssery passer
\ " = pretty sure - get his foot in Il Of : dark
. aishs and where he is sure to get alwet loot
| chs he weather il wet That pavement
lhodld b 6xed, and the Marshal should Go il,
~ collect Of the landlord if hs will not sac
4 An. M .ts - N9
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

Too SHARP TO BE HEALrHY.--An old and
very sharp broker in Cleveland, thinking to
lessen the express charges on package Of
money, marked it 81, 500, when in reality there
we're $2,35O IN the package. II went at that
rate, but unfortunately it was lost, and the
broker not daring TO claim the whole amount,
had TO accept $1,000 from the Express Com
pany fund, thus paying $3.50 for his sharpness.
The best Of the story is, the Company found
the package after they had paid the broker,
and discovered the cheat that had enriched them
Hpkn
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

. a. The cutess Of al che cute things fos
which the cute editor Of the Gazette has stood
sponsor, is the interogatory repeated about
fourteen times to the following effect: Why
don't the Hawk-Eye publish the address of the
Kansas Grasshopper Convention TO the people
Of the United Statsss The .pish Of this matter
consists in the fact that We did publish the ad-
dress a. promised, on the 10th day Of Septem-
ber last, and have waited to see how often the
Rip Van Wiuklc would repeat his inquiry.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

HoRsEs SrUNG TO DEATH By BEEs.-We
learn from E. Rise, ESQ.,, that two horses were
stung 10 death BY honey bees, on Thursday last,
near Oquawka junction. The horses belonged
to ! Mr.. Young, living near Olens, who was
passing along the road At the time the bees
came upon him. The hive from which they
car,e was some five rods distant from the road.
The transaction took place in very short space
Of time. The horses lying down and rolling
until dead. Nr. Yonng was also very seriously
stung.--T Monmouth Atlas. s4e s r4454gf,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

.sQuIp PRO ouo."-You can always get value
for your money by purchasing bottle OF Or.
Motifs Febrifuge Wine. We know that 1t can
not fail 70 cure Fever and Ague and all other
diseases Of bilious nature. It is put up in
large quart hock-shaped bottles, and is an ex'
trsmely pleasant beverage vithal.
Sauires l. Bloss, Agents.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

PLANK WALK.--Nr- Reed i circulating .
subscription paper In South Burlington to se.
cure names % pay for : plank walk upon Divi'
sion street A large number Of persons are in
terested in the proposed walk and if all will
give little il will secure it and save great
many pair Of boots, to say nothing about pro.
family. - Ia 49,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

.0aEAf WASTE o. NsrERIAL.--It is estimated
0aatsn cart loads Of mud we're carried on up
eu booss, shoes, pants and dresses from the fill
|AGssad the new Market house. Should the fall
bfasd winter prove vet. it 10 supposed that the
removal Of earth from that delightful region
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14
All Rtxht il the west.

1. One Of our predecessors in the publication Of
the Republican, who 10 now residing In the
Western portion Of the State, brings cheering
intelligence as TO the progress OF the hepaDii-
can movement there. He says that Judge Lowe
will sweep the board, having made host OF
friends in the canvass.-Iowa City Rep
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

~ The noodle Of the Gazette wants to
know whether or not Judge Lowe is or was q
Know Nothing. We are not informed, but re-
fer tho anxious gentleman TO Gillaspy. George
can tell him. aA A5 .4. 3t.15stS
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

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nsge y ~ sAPectes aoe te'nor0w, was !.
good. and all the diSsreat departments Of the
exhibition are teenine with liz. fSninal and
v.....h,. - -. -. -. !. :. AL. ~.
-. = 80 y
= nStfss slo csssls. So-as slagalncens ePeci--
mems Of thsss animals wers present. Of WHICH.
We shall speak hereafter. We were pleased to
notice great number az AoriculturaI imnle-
- e,, j, e q =
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arrangements that are known in farming Iife.-
Conspicuous among these are several Reapers,
anon. ~h;ch . m.,.h .x n. ox,o,..a h..e,..
So '' - ! - $3.50 Ss'o'e
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

Tsr SxssArIox or "Golxa UP.r-Whsn two
men went up in balloon at &. Paul, few
days since, they say the sensation Of ascending
vas 'as il this mundane sphere was sinking
aud sliding away from them. The earth seem.
ed like vast bowl, and even At the greatest
height they attained. it seemed ~ il the die
tsnt horizon was nearly on level with the bal.
Loom" 4%ai2aeaif5 1s M
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

80 LszsGa UP.--Yesssrday the sum shous
brightly, streets were crowded, business men
sstave, bpass snd cars ,dischsrging great many
I pAnenafsss into ear city, and every ching wore
- decidedly hetses look We rather think the
depression here be- psssed ~ crisis aAd hence.
I Sessasd shsse = % b daily improvement. Let
I bcons.i viii unprecedented crops Of every
Kind, a peace with the world, universally
y 'hsalihys 20 claim that the Lord u on : our
ade and nth bic assistance - certainly shall
Fesail against kiting bankers, stock gamblers
and whole zneAAgerie Of bearA
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

In favor Of white men-in favor Of free
press free speech, spd frss territories In favor
OF equal rights to oil men. Let your ballot de-
clare in favor Of the Divinity and Nationality o.
freedom, and the nobility Of labor, and against
| slavery and its forced extensien. e.s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

! y aacsp voa rHx FAlk.H good many per
! - Ssrassed o. The Pea CA.pbsl nighs BE-
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

The Columbia, $. c., Times, in common with
several other Southern journals, is commenting
very severely on the conduct Of TWO citizens Of
South Carolina, Mr. Perry and Mr. Msnmisges,
who have recently sent thsir ssas 10 BE- edu-
Gated at the North. Nr Perry resents this st-
tempted interference with his personal and do
mestic affairs, bus the Times rsbukss him With
increased severity for being - 1atsss - ishe
South. II thus illustrates Tho danges = Sessh-
ern institutions Of such conduct . that Of NJ.
Perry
"A highly respectable and wealthy planter in
an adjoining district, sent one Of Ms sSss, an
Intelligent youth, 70 . Nosshsrn sshooa - b
educated After remaining epne years, he
took religious turn studied divinity, and was
admitted TO orders in the Epiecopal Church.
AZ his fathers death. which took place some
time after, 10 thoroughly had the young mans
mind been fascinated BY his NorehsxnT psassp.
tors and associases. that Il wass with The ainess
difficulty he could BE- prevented from saa.nsis-
ting ths negroes fhsl fell @ A;sa frgr Ais
faihers estate. He now resides altogether at
the Nsrth, alienascd froh, the socisty. " not
the aGsctions, u every Dcnbers ef his fanily.
Numerous similar instances have oeeplsed,
showing the danger Of sending Southern youths
to be educated ras Northern eehoola" -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

@ Ssnss has just fitted up bic Hat Bazaar,
= 5ehltson street, for the Fan Trade, u :
e'gls ~ any where surpassed. Hs has Just
: seeeissd and opened his fall styles, embracing
ss vFice and variety Of hats and csPs. He
- alse . magnificent assortment Of furs 70
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-14

FLEA IN HIS EAR.-Why was Gillaspy choked
on? Will the Gazette tell US: He came here
to speak. He came to this city for the pur-
pose Of giving the Drsd Scott Democracy
blast from his gas pipes. Did the Noodle OF
the Gazette feel ashamed Of his Excellencys .
provincial manners Did the profound and
eloquent Ciune fear It would damage the par
~ and; is prospscts to let this corp,fed. Eal-
staif, whose shoes are the size Of bread
tsoughs and stockings like millers sacks, cx-
hibis himself before the Democratic PscksniGa
Of this ariatocratic citys Darlington upper
tendon need NOT have been afraid or ashamed
Of letting iss over,grown candidate show him
eslf. It would not have damaged their pros
pect ia the least, because their State ticket Il
undoubtedly out Of the reach Of calamities o.
that sers. Nothing that Gillaspy can do will
change the result, although il might reducs tbs
number AZ vsses eass II his favor ~s@4 shE =