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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30
Wagon Depot in Burlington.

VMRDHGI Mn 10 WvNU1FHyW utUMDsSl-
u We have on hand, and aTran ssmeAts for reeAs%
thosejustiy celebrated Michigan Wagons. TO sell IN -
market AL Of which We warrant perfect and ~
rIor TO any wagon In this market. Gail and sxAnns@
samples, or inquire Of those who have used fhem
hsve sold about any ofthese vagous, not ot shs
- bten Fssurae1 on the warrant.
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T. KINGSFORD & SONS
PURE OSWEGO STARCH,

"
III As established greater celebrity than has ever
Ii been obtained by any other Starch.
This has been the result 81 It's marked superiority In
quality, and Its inyarable uniformity. e#Ns nm
The public may be assured Of the continuance Of the
high standard nov established. su
The production 10 over Twenty Tons daily, and the
demand has extended throughout the whole Of the Uni.
ted States, and TO foreign countries. t.es.
Working thus very large scale, and under rigid
syem, they are able to secure perfect uniformity In
the quality throughout the year. This is the great
s'deratum In starchmakng, aud is realised nov for the
ART time. 4. e5e
The very Sest starch that can be made, and other.
s always wanted By and this will supplied
10 them BY the Rrocers, their customers have
learned whic " the best and ask for it-otherwise
they would be likely 10 get that article ON which the
largeet profit can be made.
Mr.. kingsford has been engaged In the manafscsare
Of Starch for the last ~ years. and during the whole Of
the period the Starch made under Ms supervision has
been, beyond any question, the best Ia the market For
the hrst i! years he had the charge Of the works Of
VIM. Colgate = Co., ut which period he invented the
process Of the manufacture OF Corn Starch. ~,
EB Askfor Kingsfords Starch, rs the name Oywege
has been recently taken By another factory. ia ~
sold by all Of the grccers in nearly every part
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30
T. KINGSFORD'S 4 SONS
OSWEGO CORN STARCH.

4 (IUN FUUDINlSS GCsI
Has obtained equal celebrity with theis Starch for
the Laundry This article is perfectly pure and L. In
every respect eQsal 10 the best Bermuda Asss0.oeA
besides having additional qualities which render 70 In
vAi0able for the dessert. a NJ Yv 4s4@s @91
Potato starch has been extensively PACKED and seaA
Corn eareh and has given false Impressions TO many,
- 70 the real inertia Of Corn S<areh ley ftTqet
From Ito great delcacy and purity. Ills coming aieo
into sso ufe q tor Infants aud iuva1ds.
Augli-smv y. N. KELL0a0 CO. a.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30
49, 'eRk1fYO11. CORY.
O6SH oCAflTAls - 300, OO0.
~ ss0g With q Large Surplus.
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GAYLORD &tCO..
nv stiIl IN the Held with the largest and most eon
"A sple,e stock Of FURNITURE evvr. sNtsea in the
West. Having made arrangements With MAnufacterie
kos ai VIII the lasRess Manusactory IN she Wess -
are prepared 70 furnish anything N our ltus IS ~
cent. icss than any other house cAn se Being M -.
Qnanted With he goods made a. theus 1ssrse. ve can
Warrant ,Our Enltre stock
To be betterthAA any S{hes offered Ia is market w
would call the attention OF al To- our ,seck cons~tl,
VI part or the following: -
Kitchen Tables; N Boob Casea W. l3r
Breakh q do Common Buraus;
Dtning do = Mahoe'ny and walnut plata a.,
S coo,u.s Wash Stands; . DO DO Dress 90
Enclosed do Marble Top do Mqft
Marble Top 10 m MshoR war; Center Tables:
Candle do do do Card DO
Fail Leaf do do do Tete-A-Teeee:
Common Lounges, do do sofas; is
Single do Trundve BEDS: -
Extension do d lisi Grades; s.saa aGs
S Wsoa Sea, CS.,,. ta Conner ns s,oo,.; sk
Split Bossm do 4n Desk do 1s7aer8s
Cane Seat do Foot do
Mahogany Rocking do Ioeting Classes; fle.N 'ti
Walnut AZ do do Hair Mattra sses; 4 $3.50
Zane Seat do do Hulk 40 sASe"N "
sewtGg ChAirs; 6s. Lounge Cushions; ~ s-S Ivy
Chiidrens do etc., etc., etc.
Common, Cottase and French Bedsteads, and many
other articles too numerous TO mention. ~ f.gs .E
tension Dining Tables, the beat and most approved
bic In this market. Price from ~ to $50.
sspt24-bp GAYLORD 4 CO.,
~. c. Il 49,
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co9venlences, ana spacious basement
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through pas cnurcn' ana ealls otner denom
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30

DEATH FROM CRKDULfrY-I'he wife Of a
Hartford merchant ~ We learn from the
Courant of that city, had been sick some
three months, her case being pronounced BY
a regular physician to be incipient consump-
ton. BY advice of the physician, she left
the city to spend the summer in the country,
where her friends persuaded her, much
against the husband's wishes, to consult one
Of those abominable humbugs Of the Mrs
Addison ORDER a Natural Clairsoyant Ply.
sician.' and returning to Hartford, she put
herself under the care of Mrs. Mettier, OF
that city, who told her that tho seat OF the
disease was in the lower part of her body,
and that that must be reached. She accord-
ingly dosed the poor woman with nauseous
vegetable medicines, tho recipes being put
up by q Irregular" Botanic physician, till the
ladysw brought so low that Mrs Mettlsr
gasei her up, having made quite . pile BY the
ON Saturday last, her husband prevailed
upon . physician to visit her. who found one
lung entirely gone. On Sunday she died.
On. Monday afternoon, nearly thirty hours
AFTER her decease, her husband visited Mrs.
MettIsr, who was 40 yet ignorant Of the ter
mination. OF the matter, and in order to test
her, honesty, asked her to prescribe once
nouese She. went into trance visited the
lady interior, and " consequence of what
she saw there, wrote the following prescrip-
ticn as ar =
liEurx,-Injections-l gill sweetoil, / tea
spooufal pulverized charcoal, give it oncs
day. Should tho bowels become too active,
injecta very strong tea of Mayweed and red
raspberry. Add | gill sweet oil 70 . pint
with teaspoonful charcoal. Repeat this
four or Eve times day. II The bowels con-
tinue relaxed take the cordial and mixture
together Take half tsaspoOaful prepared
charcoal with ] grain common Blood Root
together at aLont 10 o'clock every day in
wster; continue the sweet oil ~ last ordered
Get l pint Of French Brandy, sdd ? enaapp
Ggs opposed take . tsaspeoaful sevcsal %3uj16
eday auilnt8d 'rske occsaiOuAlly 8 litt3o con:
serve sft1fslIyi,0ck Cor the Throat Take .
teastj66ssdf 0eqAe y MIXTURE twice aSd1y
Whsa will tie people learn 10 let ignoeaat
81 valQr Qsacks sIsass
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General Land Agency Office. h.
COUNCIL BLUFES,- IOWA,

ME n T. Il G.. RH I. q q vi II R 4.
~ ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR. a
viii promptly attend 70 Land Agencies, Investing
Money, Locatns, and Selling Land Warrants, Paying
Taxes, Selling Real Estate, and all other branches Of
the Land Business, In Western Iowa and Nebraska.
mar 1-bptf. @.g@fv
- EAL Estate In Council bluffs and
III ONa lO.-Persons DESTROYS of securing Real
Estate in either OF these fourshng towns will do well
10 send their ordersto ID. @. BLOOMER,
+ mar 7-bptf. Land Agent.
, Council Bluffs, Iowa.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30

Judge F was presiding over the Dis.
trict Court Of W County. During a
trial in the morning, he very suddenly stop
ped the proceeding Of the Court, and called
attention to certain Ben Van--a queer
stick Of the bar-by ordering the Sheriff to
fine the gentleman in the amount Of one dol.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-30

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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-07

Holloway PMs.-The medical attendant
gives to his patient the drng which he sup.
poses proper for the complaint. Mark his
treatment is based on supposition only. lle
does not recognize the great fact that all the
forms Of disease result from single cars".
the presence Of destructive principle, in
the fluids which should sustain and vivfy tie
solid portiods Of the body. 1t r then on The
very eleren:s Of vitaity--on the secretioas
and tho blood---that lloliowny's Pills exer.
else the disinfeetant and conservative iGfln-
erce. The unseen Houatains, MS well rs the
palpable issues OF disease, nre assalcd 10y
this mighty antidotc. F. affects the bile. the
gastric juice, the lymph, the Blood, and purges
them Of everything pernicious 10 health and
vigor. which may have contan,ibdted their
natural purity Where symptoms aro mere
ly supposed a relapse may be anticipated,
but when the seeds of the disorders are de-
stroyed or expelled. tue cure is radical.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-07
PENNxYLvANIA DUTCH.

Friend RAucH of the Mauch Chunk Ca
zette, is treating his readers, weekly to a
column Of what be calls Pennsylvania Dutch.
AS Fremont Republican he serves up in
Dutch the following old exploded 10 cent
story on Mr.. Buchanan, to which we have
replied in the same classic style:
"Wie debt ovver der old Demskrptsh
Buck gleicha for 10 cent der dag sci living
mocha, anstat $4,000 yohr? Mer dehta
Ihn gecha amohl selma en- dag hol,z hocka
for 10 cent, un don betzahlt werra nit an
Jimmy" shin plaster. rs debt ihm ferleicht
guth wan er amoLl rech dorch un 6orch
shwitza mist en- gontzer dag, for 10 cent. Sell
debt ihn ferleicht fun seiner 10 cent notion
bringa."
Des obige is fon der Mauch Chunk Gazette,
Sis about zeit das leite WOO garn andlich sci
VIOLA, so Elm dreckiche sthory uf geva data.
Uuser President hut selebdag nix SO recon-
mendrt as 10 cent der dag for shafflite. Der
10 cent s,hory is about ufen par NIT den
"wooly horse" or wollena gaul sthory, WOO
der Fremont gefanga hut in de Rocky Noun
tains. Die Fremont leite hen hat gebroveert
das woll liver die aga fon die leite zu ziege
aver sic hens net cumma kenna. Was mel
notewenig havva sut is Elm tariff, das mir net
unser guilt und silver aus EN- landt sbicke
mus, fur else und ondere sach, as mer dc
bame macha kenns, und unsera leite arbeit
gevva.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-07
D Z A T II S .

At Pottsville on the Sd inst, SARAH
II. SCHUYLER daughter of the late Jo-
seph Schuyler OF Northumberland in the 36th
year o: her age.
One by one they are passing away, and
mournfully fast the shadows are falling among
the memories of our youth. A little while
ago, and she over whose untimely grave we
are weeping now, stood amongst US, full Of
health and life, and radiant with Intellect and
beauty. But like thief, in the night the
Destroyer came, and health Withered and life
went out, and all her rare gifts are lost to
those who loved her on earth 10 be gained in
their multiplied effalgence by those who are
better fitted to love her in Heaven.
Tomorrow she will be laid in the silent
earth, beside the loved ones who have gone
before, and her bier will be honored with
tears from hearts that are sorely stricken.--
For .he dead have many moarners, and more
monuments than the craven stone that is
reared above them, ,-"the bosons OF those
who loved them best" .. 81 ss--s.
Nay God 10 his great mercy bring consois'
,ion to the widowed mothers heart, aud BY
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-07
WM. Il. FOSTER. ESQ.

1t has been rumored in some of the papers
that VIM. Il. Foster, ESQ.,, Vice President
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company in
tended to resign on account of i'll health.
We are pleased, however, to see this rumor
contradicted. The management orthe Penn
sylvauia Railroad is alike creditable to the
State and the officers and board who conduct
its affairs. When MIR. Foster was candi-
date for re election for Canal Commissioner
we opposed him, for reasons mainly of local
character but which subsequent events have
placed in different light. We have ever
entertained for him high regard for his
official abilities and integrity of character,
and trust the company may long retain his
valuable services
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-07

Ga The following account Of the murder
Of Mr.. Garter. of Tamaqua. we take from the
Philadelphia North american of the 5th inst:
TRAGEDY Az THE ST. LAWRENCE HoTEL-
MuapRR or A BANK PREsIDENT.-The quiet
aud good order of the above hotel was broken
up yesterday by the murder of Mr.. Richard
Carter, President Of the Anthracite Bank Of
Schuylkill county, by man named Thomas
Washington Smith, who is travelling agent
for De Bows Review. The affair was one
Of extreme suddenness. The prisoner simply
entered the front sitting room, where the
deceased was seated in conversation with his
nephew. No other persons were in the room
at the time. The nephew re.,red upon hear
ing the prisoner request an interview with
his uncle, a few moments after which the
prisoner drew q revolver and fired at least
four bullets into Mr.. Carters body. The
deceased expired with single groan, his
heart being completely perforated by bullet.
The prisoner passed into the street, where
be was followed and arrested. When this
occurred, he surrendered to the officers a
revolver aud bowie knife, and suffered himself
to be led quietly to the Central Police Station.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-07

Cvmmonn Us. Edpard Knoeble Charge,
Fornication and Bastardy. Defendant bound
over to appear Al next sessions
Same Us. Charles Kufz- Charge, Fofnicn-
tion aud Bastardy. Defendant bound over
70 appear at ne1t sessions.
Same vs.. Michael FsnstermocAer Il Charge
Fornica.ion aud Bastardy. Defendant bound
over TO appear at next session.
Same Us. John O. OBryan- Indictment, Lar
ceny, for stealing from Owen Nagee, Of Mt.
Carmel, $50 iu gold. Defendant plead
guilty and submitted to the Court. The
Court sentenced the defendant 10 imprison-
ment for IL months in the Eastern Pen!ten.
tary, TO be removed in 20 days, and the
Sheriff allowed one assistant.
Same Us. Ashby Laurence Indictment,
Malicious Mischief. Bill ignored and the
prosecutor, q. w. strob, to pay the costs Of
prosecution.
Same rs. Charles Cas- Indictment, AS.
sault aud Battery. True bill. Verdict, not
guilty.
Same rs Phleger.- Indictment, Assault on
William Steiver. True bill, verdict not gull.
ty. Prosecutor for costs.
Same rs John aud Jacob Crawford--As.
sault and Battery on John Paul. Bill ignor.
ed. Prosecutor for costs.
Same Us Michael Cocoran Indictment Lar.
ceny Of Eve dollar bill, the property Of Nj
chael Haley. Verdict not guilty.
r.-...- I-l:.l
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-07

MARY RED TO NARY BRoEEs This
quaint inscription was put up near bank in q
western town and bucsSt Of tur and sack Q!
feathers were placed convenient to it ss lin;
of what brokers might expect WHO wonid
venture TO run the institution. Ia this part
of the world the rule s,"Arey red to anybody
entitled to it"-proyided they can get it,
and instead of helping strangers TO coat Of
tar and feathers We invite them to step up 10
the Brown Stone Clothing Hall Of Rockhill
& Wilson, Nos. G03 and COS Chesnut street,
above Sixth Philadelphia, and obtain more
comfortable and becoming garments than the
extract Of Piae trees anda goose o fleece will
furnish them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-07

Eay The TINES AND THE TARIrF.-A sub.
scrber who was a workman in the Furnace
Of MIR. S. r. Wood, at Red Point, requests
us to discontinue his paper as he is about to
leave. lie says:
sour wages is broke IS cents on the dollar
now, and to be paid in store pay altogether.
So think / cannot pay for your paper any
more, for think by this time next year there
is not working man but will be head over
heels in debt, and think you and your party
and your free trade is the cause of all our
troubles"
We think our friend has not read our
paper very attentively, or he would not
accuse US Of favoring "free trade" We have
ever advocated tariff that would exclude
foreign iron and other leading articles that
should and could be manufactured at home
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-07

OHo.-Ohio is politically one Of the most
uncertain States in the Union. Three years
ago, at the first election after the passage of
the Kansas Nebraska bill, Ohio gave judge
Swan, Republican, $4,000 majority; and in
1855 Gov. Chase had $4,000 majority. while
ex. Governor Trimble, the American caudi-
date, had some $4,000 votes. In l940 Gov.
Corwiu received 10000. and Gen. Harrison
$4,000 majority. AT the next State election
Shannon, Democrat, was elected over Gov.
Corwin by some 5000 to $4,000 majority.
In l84s Gov. Ford, Wing, was elected by
less than 400 majority over Weller, now Of
California. In 1851 Governor Wood had
ssme $4,000 over 5. F. VintoD, the Whig
candlda:y. In 1886 it gave Fremont 10000
majority, and now, in 1857, it only gives
Chase, Republican, 900.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-07
eS DEATH OF vALEsrrSE BEsr.--The last

GY DEATH OF VALENTINE BEsT.--The last
Danville Intelligencer comes to us in mourn
ing for the death Of the editor Of that paper,
COL V. BEST, who departed this life on We'd
nesday evening the 2sth ult. Col. Best was
an active, energetic, useful, and highly re-
spected citizen, and his death will be much
regretted in the community in which he has
resided nearly all his life, and whose interests
he had deeply at heart.
lie died in the 57th year OF his age. and
leaves an interesting family TO mourn the loss
of kind and indulgent husband and father.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-07
PRICES OF Provisions.

There is general complaint, and very
properly too. of the high price of aIl the ne
cessaries of life. Flour and bread is perhaps
higher in this negh5orhood, than any portion
Of the State. This bears severely upon those
who can least afford it, and has compelled
individuals, in some places, to form leagues or
associations to protect themselves Good
wheat could be procured and sold here by
our millers, at 81 40 TO 81 50 per busLel
and -four at SO so per 100 pounds AS a
general thing 100 pounds Of good -four will
produce 1873 pounds Of bread, aud when ba
kers in cities do large business, they can
afford to give pound of bread for one Of
-four. In the country 25 per cent additional
would, perhaps, not be too much And as
-four can be obtained at 81 cts, per pound,
bread might be sold at Al with profit of
over so per cent. The inflated prices that
have ruled for years past mnst come down.
Things must assume standard more in ac-
cordance with the common sense views of
olden times. There is no reason why beef,
butter, &c, should sell at almost double prices
while potatoes aud many other articles are
nearly the same. AS for wheat we must ex-
pect to pay something more than city prices
in consequence Of the failure of the crop.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-07
THOs. ALLIBoNE, ESQ.

An editorial article under this head, ap-
peared in our columns last week, during our
absence at Philadelphia, which SHOULD pro-
perly have been inserted as d communication
Mr.. Allibone, it is true, has always been re-
garded as man of good character and bust.
ness habits, but We do not wish it to be un.
derstood that we approve of the presen,
Banking system, and the manner in which the
Pennsylvania and other Banks of Philadel
phia, have been conducted. Of late years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-07
ys, 900 aEwAsp will b. paia for any Msdicin,

CYSi 900 EWARD will lie Paid for amy Medicine
that will excel PRATT BUTCHERS MAGIC OIL
for the following diseases IL Rheumatism, Nenragia
Spinal Affection, Contracted Joints Chpc Pains, Pains
in the SIDE Back, Headabhe Tnuilacht Spias Sore
Throat Cuts Bfuis-s, Burns aud n the skin
Muscles and the Glands. None genuine without the sg
nature Of PRATT BUTCHER attached to each Label
Principal office, 2o6 Washington street, Brookyn, New
York. Sold by
Albert w. Fisher, Druggist, Marke; street, suHbury,
Ga This is to certify, that have made
but one application of the Magic Oil on my
fingers, which have been drawn from contrac-
tion of the cords, brought on by rheumatism,
1t was Of seventeen months standing, and l
now entirely cured. cheeriully recommend
it to all afflicted likewise.
j. NJ. FINBROOK,
Harrisburg, u Locust street.
July Is, ls57.-Iy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1857-11-07
Telegrapbit Ve(os.
WAsHIYoTos, Nov. 2.

has been decided TO await the reception
of official aGvices from Gov Walker before
acting further in reference to his rejection Of
the Oxford returns. The question of Illegal
voting, as understood here, appears to have
been one for the Legislature to decide upon,
and il is even stated that the instructions of
Governor Walker were to this effect. The
matter is a delicate one mere particularly as
one or two members of he Cabinet are Sc
we're in their denunciations Of Walkers cour e
but the President will undoubtedly take
bold stand in the matter, and as is believed,
sustain Walker.