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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-20

, JIAEFfG! opened large Wholesale and heta.
L Warehouse for the sale Of wooden ana " NO"
Ware, confident from facilities Tor buying
goods the East, the results Of long experience VI the
business, that offer superior inducements to deal
Our stock will be found include Buckets, RIBS,
Broouls. Woo Bowls, Wash Boards, Rolling rms,
Clothes Pins Measures Brushes, Curry-'on'bs, Cards,
Bail Boxes, Sctt Boxes Band Covers, selves, Mats,
Chopping Knives, Coffee Mis- Lanterns, Corn, Market,
and t.othes Baskets.
feblS KEITH, ROBINSON 4 co.
A LARGE. assortment OF Shoycls, Spades, Forks,
"A Rakes, Hoes, Hoe Rakcs, Wrenches, Log, Trace
and Binding Chains, Chain Pumps, Grndstones Arbers
and C.anks Post Augcrs, Iron Bars, Picks, Maocks,
Jack Screws, Tokeirons, Wh!letreCs, Neck okUs Bull
Ring, Cattle Leaders, Ok Bows Handles Ladders, SPIN
ming Wheels, Wheel Heads, Saddles, &c &c.
For sale by KEITH, ROBINSON Il co.
feb Is burlington, Iowa.
fTNEssE'S Railway Horse Powers, with
~ Threshers and Scparators for sale at the
feb Is BURLINGTON AG'L WAREHOUSE.
NH1P PES Butter Working, Thermometer. CYL
" Under and Dash Churns. Butter Mouids, Stamps
and Ladies' Cheese Hoops and Presses For sale at tie
feb IL BURLINGTON AGL WAREHOUSE.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-20
II EAL EsTAT oFFEC f
JAMES D. DEVIN,
"a. n Nr,ro,,s c.
OTTUNWA.
FRONT STREET,

FRONT STREET, OTTUNWA.
NOW offering easy terms choice Lots in the
~ city and cheap homes in the additions to Or
tumwa Bel an Attorney and Notary Public, and hav-
ing abstract If the Records of Wapeno County
City Pas, Sectional County Maps and Blanks OF all
kinds, Ii give pa tcuar attention TO the examination
of Titles and Conveyaucug Persons wishing to secure
Farms will do well to examine MS lists OF
First Glass Lands
in Wapello, Adair, Adams, Appanoose Boom Clark,
Davis, Dallas, Decatur, Green Guthrie, Harrison.
Jasper, Mahaska, Mad,son Munroe, Polk, Union, Van
Buren, and other Counties Of Iowa.
may 6-bp1y
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-20

HoSTETTER.-Three bottles of Hostetter's Vegetable
Stomach Bitters will the Dyspepsia one bottle will
appetite force off the impure bile, purify the
blood and nvigorate the system; two bottles will cure
the worst of Liver Complaint; one bottle will diss-
pate that weakness the pit Of the stomach give color
to the mpart tone and strength to the ys
tenn and lend cheerulness to the mind. Every family
should have Hostetters celebrated Stomach Btters No
article is so peculiarly adapted to the depressing effects
of our climate Sold by Druggists and dealers generally
may 2-1m EUSTlS PELTS, Agents.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-20
PROCL

Be it known by all sicky, weak and debiitated per-
sons, that
McLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
is the only remedy that will strengthen and invigorate
the sy stem and remove all impurities in the Blood.
1t is very pleasant to take.
In combined the properties of Tonic, DiuRETc
and Alternative.
1t will cure any disease of the Stomach, Liver or Bow
els, such as
Diarrhea, Bilousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Head
ache Intermittent Fevers, Sour Stomach, Liver Com
plant, Weakness Debility, Pain in the Stomach or
Bow els Costiveness, Night Fevers Yellowness of the
Skin, &C., &c.
When taken, 1t neutralizes and removes any morbid
secreons the Stomach and strengthens the Digestive
Organs.
1t will also cure any disease of the Uterus, Kidneys
Bladder, Urinary Organs and an Alternative, 1t
purfes and creates healthy circulation of blood, re-
moving all sores bos pimpes blotches from the skin
Try it, and be convinced of its wonderful invgorating
properties.
For Children, who puny, weak and sicky, we adj
parents give them teaspoonful Of this CORDIAL
daily.
81 See Circular.
J.H. MCLEAN Sole Proprietor of this Cordial
Also McLean's ole anic Oil Lniment
- Principle depot the conner Of Third and pine
treets, St. Louis. Mo. mar 4-lm*.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-20
He walked straight and looked very
From orr posr.u STR

Camden, Oneida Co., n. Y, Nov. ls, 1885.
GENrs;-Send US two dozen more of the Com
pound. 1t proves to be valuable medicine,
and sells rapidly. 1t seems to be very eficacious
in curing Bronchitis and Cankered Threats
Yours, very truly, A. SroSS, 2. N.
For sale by SouIREs & Boss, Wholesale and
Retail Agents.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-20

TIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND Fruit and
4 Ornamental Trees Roses, Bulbs, shrnoeery' &C.,
for sale. ,...
and for sale at reasonable rates, at Burlington Nurse
ries, two n Hes south of the city BY --+F
asr y3-dSw;fv McCABE KAUFSAS,
Successors 10 Avery, Coms;ock CO.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DIBLE SOCIETY DEPOSITOIeY.-Atths
ID store of Messrs Gallery Harper Jefferson street,
Burlington, where English German, Swedish and Welsh,
Bibles and Testaments, may always be found at cost
Vrces. nov =
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-20

Quindaro, X. T., May II.
The District Attorney entered mol. pros.
in the case of Gov. Robinson, indicted for trea.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-20

X EEDS.-The attention of Farmers and Gardeners
~ is solicited to stock Of Seeds consisting in part
OF Clover Timothy, Red Top, Blue trass, Met, FLAX
Usage Orange Peas Beans Onions, Deets, Carrot, Cab
oage Cucumber, Radish, Squash and Mellon, all Of
which prepared to sell in any quantity and at
low prices. The above seeds all be depended upon
as OF the best quality, fresh grown and true to their
KEITH, R0BI NsON Il co,
feb II burlington. iowa
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-20

A CHAsoK TnAr - : CHAxGE.--rhe Free State
men have bought out that notorious pro.s.avery
hole known ~ Atchison and converted it into .
Republican town; but that L. not oil. Robert
kcBratney, formerly editor Of the xeniA Torch.
light, o., hiss purchased the squatter Sovereign,
edited By S.ringfslIcw, and has changed 1t into
= Republican psper! Just think ofthe Infamous
squa.ssr Sovereign, the pet organ Of the rufaan
invaders, becoming leading abolition" paper.
as il will, under the talented management of it,
new editor. There Is something new under the
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-20

CARHATH Sc0Oi Books.-A full supply Of
- the American s. s UnleR- at ssao, $500 ssns and
$40 90 per Lihrary- different series at the latter price,
r,av h. be found al the Western Bookstore of
ar II. II. HAWLEY, -....
I'd st north Of Barre: House.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-20

New orleans, May rs.
Advices from Mexico state that the Sonora
hilbusters we're all shot on the 9th. The coun.
try is quiet.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-20

Burlington Agricultural Warehouse and
Seed Store.
KEITH, lf<'Esfi.>2>N = 60.
Water st. near Jefferson,
sfHrti,aG ton. Gov.
HAVING received q large and cpuDiet" sort
IL ment of Farming Implements and Sll, L.H-5, vc
are prepared to sell prices which r.sl suit
purchasers. The following among the articles
prising stock Plows of Parkinson and Ray y aud
other favorIte makes, warranted and for sale
facturers prices
Cultiyators, HIrrows,
Road Scrapers, Corn Planters,
Grain Drills, Seed Sewers
Fan Mills, Wheel Barrows,
Ok Yokes, Griudstoues, &c, &c.
feb IS KEITH, ROBINSON co.
burlington, lrwa.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-20

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY The Peoria States.
man is informed on good authority, that a young
man in Knox county, in that State, who early
epplied himself to the study Of the principles OF
electricity, and who has succeeded in rendering
it motive power, to take the place of steam,
has also discovered method of teiegraphing
without the aid of wires--using the Earth IS
conductor. BY this means he can send mes
sages across rivers lakes or oceans; and vessels
at sea, by having Geographic apparatus on
board, can telegraph to those on land, by SIM
ply letting wire from the instrument touch the
water. He has practically demonstrated the
fact, and applied for patent for the discovery.
In LOVE- WITH FAME-A young lady of six
teen, Of distinguished birth and fortune, is about
to marry the hero Of the Crimea, Marshal Pelis
sisr, who is illustriousy SIXTY years of age! 1t
Is said 10 be an affair Of the most romantic senti
ment on the part Of the youthful bride.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-20

The steadness of the product Of gold Ia Cali.
fornia and Australia, for several years past, is
veay remarkable. That of Australia has been
quite uniform at say sixty to sixty-fve millions
Of dollars, and California has ranged from fifty
TO ffty.6ve millions. The indications seem to
warrant the belief that the maximum Of produce
ton has been nearly, If not fully reached in both
countries
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-20
DYEx,s FARM 20. SALE!

Miles frnm the City Of Burlington.
CHARLES SCHMIDT offers for sale his fine Farm,
~ consisting of 200 The Farm is situated
the Middle Augusta Road and formerly known
the"Dyer Farm" This is valuable chance for any
man wishing get desirable property near the city.
The Farm is divided into parcels, to grant to every
buyer tmberand farm Land. To avoid mistakes, every
parcel is marked by posts and numbers The largest
contains AZ good block house, beautiful garden
with $50 fine fruit well, stables, and other con-
venences Other parcels contain is to 20 acres, with
timber and farmland equally divided.
Conditions iiberaonly small ash payments required.
Sale to the highest bidder takes place the Farm
the 22d Of May 1851 For particulars enquire
of Bodemann, Chas starker Co., and Chr. Handler,
In Buriil gton, or of CHAs. SCHMIDT,
apr 15-bptd Proprietor Of the Farm,
DOCKS ut New York City Prfces.-
ID All the Publications of A. s. Barnes Co., Iyson
Phinney, Sheldon, hlakeman Co., Of New York, and
Gould Lincoln OF Boston, al aeoLesde or rsdA, at
prices though purchased directly ofhose houses
All other School, Classical, Religious, Theological and
Miscellaneous Books, Blank Books, Paper, Staple and
Fancy Stationery, as low any other Western house
apr h IL hA"LEL
Western Book Store, 3D. 81. nexr TO Barret House.
CABBATH ScoOi Books.-A full supply Of
- the American s. s UnieB at S2.so, $780, b s and
$1,000 per LTbrary different series at the latter price
n.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-05-20

WILL EXHIBIT At
W. pello, Thursday May IS.
Burlington, Friday " 90
Fl Madison, Saturday, May 81.
New London, Monday, June l.
Mt Pleasant, Tuesday, " 2.
Fairfield, Wednesday " 3.
Doors open at 2 and O'Clock P. N. Performances
commence half an hour after opening
Adm ssion so Gents. Children under 10 years of age
% Cents
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17
The Degradation of Congress.

Time was when il was considered something
of an honor to be sent TO Congress. In some
districts, there may be remnant of the senii-
ment remaining, but they are not numerous
There are two reasons for this condition OF
things first, the fact that nominations and
elections are secured by system Of machinery
that has little reference to personal fitness ;
second, the fact that the Legislation Of the coun-
try has been unpatIoiic in principle touching
general questions and corrupt with relation TO
private schemes. Men go 10 Washington who
are totally unfit for The great work of legisla-
tion, and, somehow, many Of them get rich
ihere-how, il is not apparent. Washington
is recognized aud known as corrupt place.
II was the remark of one whom we well know,
that no man can 90 10 Washington, and remain
there through term Of Congress, and leave as
good man as he was when he entered it,
Not that il was necessary for him 10 become
corrupt with the res, but so much that cor
rupt and rascally and beastly and vile became
notorious and familiar, that confidence in hui
man honor and virtue, and faith in human ma
iure, were Frustrated. Evil communications
have the power TO corrupt good morals no less
than good manners.
The third house, or lobby, has become dis
grace 10 the nation. The simple fact that such
body exists, and finds a motive of perpetual
ton, is proof of its corrupting agency. No
such body could live for a month unless used
and paid as the medium of communication and
influence between outside ploiters for spoils
and inside connivers and helpers. Late deyel-
opmenis go TO show that the third house has
invaded the door Of Congress, aud that some Of
the members have endeavored 10 drive home
trade, by buying and selling each other We
rejuce, therefore, in the step that has been ia
ken to bring these hidden lbings of darkness 10
light. We only hope that il may be thorough.
We trust that the investigating committee may
have the widest range, and that something ef-
fcciual may be done 10 break up that which
has become a regularly established system Of
corruption, and brought our national Legislation
into disgrace. A decent sense Of patriotism
no less than the cause Of sound morals demands
lt.-Sprin Q field Republican,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17
Two Weeks Later from California.

Steamer George Law arrived at New York,
Tuesday, with upwards Of 81 100000 in spe-
Gle and California dates TO Dec. 2O,h.
Mining news is favorable. The principal
topics Of interest are certain sweeping decisions
Just made by the Supreme Court Of the State,
involving large money interests. The cour,
declared the entire State debt, amounting 10
over three millions illegal, with the exception
Of 100000 they recommend that the qoes;ion
of Reputation be submitted 10 the people
The people are opposed to Reputation, and
meoti"ss -I--- &c., --ii-I 80 --.i>>s- r-.s- ..s
the State, TO give expression TO the public
opinion. AT meeting held 10 San Francisco,
resolutions were passed, pledsing the redemp-
lion Of the debt by the people. No transfer Of
State stocks has been made since the decision.
The court sanctions the seizure Of the Fremont
Mariposa grant for taxes, and the estate will
be sold unless the taxes are paid. The court
also decided that million and half Of scrip
issued by the old corporation Of San Francisco
for streets assessments, was illegal, also that
tie party who had paid 81 200 600 to the city
lor slip property, the sale of which was illegal
and the property had consequently reverted to
the cIty-culld uoi recover from The civ. but
from the commissioner who made the Illegal
sale. The court also decided that the city is
not liable for 1915 600 for lot purchased for
county huildings.-At San Francisco, Jose /.
Lmantour has been arrested for an attempt TO
defrard the United States of lands ia that city
by means of forged papers aud perjury.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17

WINTER THoUoHrs.--As you sit before the blaz-
ing wood fire in the stormy winter nights, though
you may throw yourself into the most easy posi-
ton and luxurate in bodily rest, the mind will not
remain quiet, but in proportion as you enjoy phys
ical inactivity will its activity increase; and il is
well that the mind possesses this untirng activity
for, of all the important things connected with the
farmers success, that Of thinking is the most i'm
portant. Yet how many farmers dream away the
winter season without awaiting themselves Of the
opportunity of reviewing the operations Of the past
season, its successes and disappontments, and en-
deavoring to trace the cause Of each, with a view
OF rendering them available in the operations of
the coming year. No man can be successful far
mer without mature thought. No work will be
well and seasonably done without previous refec-
ton in the mind before 1t is undertaken. We
should as soon expect to see merchant succeed in
business who made no provision to supply the
wants Of his expected customers till he received
their orders, as farmer to succeed who did not
think over and arrange his business before the sea-
son arrived for its execution. Winter is the time
to arrange oil matters for the next spring and sum-
mer, and the beginning Of the year, of all others
ls the best time to see the defects Of last season
and prepare to avoid them In the
coming one. Then If your stock is not comforta-
bly, housed and provided for these stormy nights,
the mind will repeatedly bring them before YOU as
they stand shivering with their wet and frozen
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17

Social BALL.-It is long time since more ell
egant and recherche social ball has come of in this
town than that given ut the Lawrence Water Cure
on Monday night last. The entertainment was
given by three Of the sojourncrs of the establish
ment, to whom many of our citizens are indebted
for most charming and delightful orening.
There was a refined and easy arrangement about
the whole affair which struck very fOrcibly, and
which we must commend to those who contemplate
similar gatherings. The refreshments were most
acceptable particularly as IT regards quality, guam
tity, and time Of distribution.
or the fair ladies present we hardly dare speak,
but more lovely and graceful assemblage we have
seldom seen, and the Establishment itself contrib
uted its quota of style and beauty.
The accomplished lady fone of the entertain
ers who devoted herself to the reception Of lady
guests did herself great credit.
The music was excellent, and we commend the
Quartette Band Of the town to the attention Of our
citizens.
In conclusion VIC will say of the entertainers and
their fair companions Of the Cure who were pres
ent-"Long may they wave"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17
Look out for a Confidence Man. F"

A gentlemanly appearing man, calling him
self ii. ii. Johnson-ra,her large, sandy com
plexion, face freckIed, cross eyed, we'll dressed
wore blue broadcluh cap and large shawl
hired very valuable team OF d. G. Leav-
III. TO go 10 Lawrence Thursday christmas
day. and has not yet returned. He has prob
ably ramosed The rancho. The horse-one of
the span presented to Daniel Webster by the
merchants Of New York-is a very valuable
one He is large, white, prompt appearing,
and has gall on his back caused by riding.
saddle. The Sleigh is one of the Converse
make-low-painted in diamond checks. A
wolf skin robe, one buffalo do, silver noun
ted harness, and long string of bells complete
the list. A reward Of $25 besides expenses,
is offered for any information which will lead
10 the detection OF the thief, and the recovery
Of the property, or of the property alone. Will
Canada, Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont and
Massachusetts papers please copy. M
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17

RE-ELEoTIoS OF Hon. CHARLES SUMNER Our
distinguished Senator, the Hon. Charles Sumner
has received in the nearly unanimous vote of the
House, and the unanimous vote of the Senate, for
his reelection, the highest testimonial of the esti-
mate which Massachusetts, places upon his abilities
and his services. The large constituency whom
the Legislature represents will wish for the speedy
and entire restoration to perfect health Of d man
who has labored 80 assiduously and accomplished
so much for the cause ofFreedom, and who, to his
abors and successful efforts. has added long and
tedious period Of patient suffering, South Caroli-
ma has rewarded, with canes and pitchers and
reelection, the coxardy rufian who disgraced the
Senate house by murderous assault upon our
now doubly honored Senator. II is thus that she
chooses to be represented in Congress. Massachu-
sets received with open arms, and the sympathy
OF her great heart, her injured son. She now sets
the seal of her approval upon his manly course,
and seeks to turn his steps again to the seat which
his learning digni6ed and his patriotism adorned
is thus that Massachusetts is represented in the
National Congress. Which has chosen the better
part p Trareilsr, '''' "
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17

men, and the probability that many more will
under like circumstances, be thrown among us,
calls loudly for the interference of the United
States governmen, to put stop to the nefarious
practices Of Walkers press-gang, and protect
lis citizens from being imposed upon in man
ner which no, only tribes with the lives Of in
dividuals but brings the whole nation into dis
repute. An immediate stop should be put to
this nelarous practice which results in death,
starvation. or abjeci wan, to the poor victims OF
Walkers misrepresentation" Spring. Re
,,,bI,coo I5IL
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17
WASHINGTON. Jan. la

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.
WASHINGTON lTEMs.-The news which has been
received here of the election of Cameron, Republi-
can, to the U. S. Senate from PENNSYLVANIA, Gre
ates quite a sensation. The Democrats are gloomy,
and the Republicans are rejoicing
The House to-day has referred the Presidents
Message to the Committee of the Whole, and the
debate therefor ends on that for the present.
MIR. Harlan will undoubtedly be Immediately re-
turned to the Senate by the Legislature Of Iowa
IL Is deemed almost certain the Mr.. Phelps of the
House, and Mr. Greene, member elect, will be chosen
United States Senators from Missouri. Mr. Benton
stands no chance.
The House Committee on Elections in the Iowa
contested case have decided in favor Of Mr.. Halls
right to seat. =
MIR Douglas is at work on bill striking at the
peculiar Institution of Utah said to be the result
Of his new home influences.
The extension Of power over the whole Congress
to the Investigating Committee, covers the Des
Moines Rapid, the Hayward Rubber Patent, the
Guano, the Iowa Land Grant, and other schemes.
and creates general futtering The sessions Of
the COMMITTEES are secret Application for open
sessions will be considered by the Committee to-
morrow -,0,t. -
There is considerable speculation here about the
Presidents contemplated visit to Cuba Immediate
ly upon his retirement The announcement has
caused some CONSERVATION in diplomatic circles,
nasmnch as the trip has hllibuster look la os-
tend circular.)
The Tariff bill is under consideration in Commit
tee Of the Whole.
difficulty occurred this morning between Rust
OF Arkansas and Campbell Of Ohio. The former
said II was cowardly trick in the latter to call the
previous question on the Presidents Message. A
duel is likely to be the result.
The Committee on Territories have decided upon
bill authorizing the people Of Minnesota to form
state Constitution and State Government, pre-
paratory to their admission into the Union. II
provides for new Census, and entities her to one
Representative and such additional Representatives
as the population Of the State SHALL according to
the Census, show 1t would be entitled to under
present ratio of representation.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17

VERMONT & CANADA RAILROAD Co.-The annu-
al meeting, was holden at Montpelier, on Monday
evening last The Treasurer's report showed that
the net receipts Of the Roads Vt. Central and VT.
4 Canada) were sufficient ON the LIST inst. to dis
charge all the liabilities of the Trustees, leaving
the net receipts Of the year 1856 to be applied in
payment Of interest on the lease. The old board
OF Directors was elected by unanimous vote, re-
ceiving 1852 votes. That number is majority Of
all the stockholders. The following is the list Of
Directors.
John Smith, St. Albans; Joseph Clark, Milton !;
Lawrence Branerd, st. Adams John Wheeler,
Burlington George NJ. Dexter, Boston John p.
Putnam, Boston Charles o. whitmore, Boston,