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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-10-21
Counting in California.

* writer in the Golden Era gives the fol-
lowing al his experience ain the summer
of 1856, crossed the plains in company
with Capt and family, and fell deep
in love with hia daughter We arrived at
the mines and separated. | intended to
make pile soon, and then claim her hand.
] worked six months, and found my worldly
effects amounted to one very poor mule and
the clothes on my back, viz: gray shirt,
the buckskin pants crossed the plains in,
. pair of Old shoes and wool hat My
pants terminated about half way from the
knees to the shoes-no socks l concluded
| could wait no longer-must see my girl,
and know IL she still waited patiently
Mounted the mule and rode thirty miles
got there after eupper-had no dinner-too
bashful to call for supper. At the proper
time went to bed, and put my pants in =
crack between the logs to keep out the wind
There being but 1ne room in the house,
thought to rise before the family; but, oh,
horror my pants had been pulled -out by
the calves, which ran around the house.
laid low-women got up and got breakfast,
and left the room, evidently for me to rise;
but did not feel like it Captain called out,
Ferguson, (I use that for short,) get UP !;
breakfast is ready told him | did not
3eelWeil--had heavy chill during the night
and would prefer lying abed. Breakfast
Over, they all left the house to milk. Now,
aid I y Fergy. here lie your show for break
lfast ;'Egot up, bat found everything ate up,
- letired ag.in. The old captain soon
l1tnesin with large bucket of milk, set it
eEn, and lett l Jumped up, and eagerly
tkruht my head into the milk, when heard
Il. a. L. 4 Al III
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A "Cavs" Story.

Grant Co. Wis, is some for "caves." Mr..
Z. F. Jaeger sends the Grant Go. Herald the
particulars Of ssthe new cave discovery
He describes it in GRAPHIC style, says he en-.
tered the cave under the spreading bougha
of large bass-wood tree. Accompanied by
Mr.. B., being much larger than himssli
he stuck fast in his attempt to follow after
hopeful spell Of wriggkng, twisting and
craw6shing, he mpde good his retreat" Go.
ing over 200 feet without much obstruction,
he arrived at spot Of which he draws the
following picture: ,as....
Here bright stalactytes began to fringe
the ceiling; icicle-like points formed by the
dropping Of calcerous water, paved the floor
and lined the wallis Of the subterranean laby-
rinth. Dark and yswning passages opened
ON every side glistaning drops and shining
stalactytes rejecting tho faint glimmeriug q
my light presenting unriyallsd beauty and
richness"
His emotions q this moment ovsrpowered
him, and his light gave out, when rs had to
make tracks for the mouth, which he reach
ed just before his candle expired. thanking
fortune for his escape. Procuring refresh
ments and lights they went back, and made
researches in another direction whore thay
found > cavern over city feet in diameter !.
He sayw
'sI'he arch over this chamber WAS studded
- usual with spars also like formations ap-
peared profascly on the door, from two to
six inchesin height Passing On throagh
three or four beautiful gfottoes ~ rsacksd
tho most magnificent chamber We bad yet
sssn. On 81 sides appeared cornices, pi1as-
ters and Auted columns and imitatioos Of
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nGAROH ma, 1857.

.ssts --AND-.
IN CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
RE Michigan Central Railroad has The advantage 81
a Esctssss Telegraph Ltss, used entirely ier NE
vs SE I; r. e sess
. s.s.ls al. saa S.s aE's
7:15 :. ~. .cuc1szAr. Ez1ans-lGaling alr.e.
Albany, Louisville, Dayton, Columbos, zsnesvIne, wheel.
Ing. Pisssbarg. Baltimore, Phadelphia and washnglaa
"a 5.. sslo nsas noloias F.S To1f Z: s.,s
Phadephia, via Elmra, ct 10 =. r., Boston q 10 a.
night Connects q Paris Win BaaAlo and Lake Ruron
400 >. =. Ar1sssoos Ez1a.s--Arsivss IN New
xork = sssond day, Or Dcstcn = II. =. and o
Rnaaaslpaia io:eo second morning.
g Fals Or euaalo next evening New yosk, 8 '. =.
and Boston =: =: next day Connects d Paris vim
East. Connects y Michicsn CITY (excsps saturdayJ
vith New Albany Z salem =. Road for New Albany,
Cincinnati, Dayton Columbus, zanesvs,
Mneeiin, Baltimore, Washingtss. Pitss
q. n 1as.s . a. 0Icaes, Bsr,saoso. . Q.ss-
\ &C., 800! sissS U.:.. :sSt 4. :s! 80
No ea4trasssr y 1sgeaos.
nan: a.. are; !. s ss
GRAND TRUMK RAIL MAYf -'r~j
A. Klagsean, 0gasssbggs Montreal, Qnebec, "a I'll
gs.nss Y $1,000 kass, Northern Vermont, New Aane
i.ss v.a l.s.a v .h..v.v.a.y y.sae ~. - ue.A
- - 1911 @ s{HA a.elass iron CAleaQe =
~ esy Train tAas leaves cassass sAs..aay - !,
~. No8Qo Y. \. aAsurday. . - :. "A
Baggage checked through 70 Niagara PAIN, DslAls,
Asx. xMk. Boston, Einira and rAilsasiphAa. aa'
nsilssass, vf al co.ssssss Asssss !. ~ ~ ~
sNaSe Easosre ~ ths asDcss - feesavs eAsekn -
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Another Yankee Triclx. 49,

tells the following passable story A
presume it will not be out Of place 10
close the present sketch Of Lock Haven with
an amusing anecdote concerning one Of the
citizens, that is said to have actually occur
red b w. Morrison, ESQ, Is the gentle-
man to whom have reference Ho i one
of those free and easy good hearted humor-
ous fellows, that arc always ready to crack .
Joke or perpetrate q sell. Ben, % be il
Familiarity known BY everybody in the place,
is lawyer by profession, . Democrat in pol
iticr, six feet high. very good looking, and
IN old bachelor
Some fifteen years ago Zen was travelling
in Butler county ON professional business -,
The roads were intoierably bad, and, worst
Of all, the stage drivers and the landlord at
o certain hotel where they stopped for din
ner, had an understanding with each other
something like this: tho passengers were ia,
ken in to dins,sand when cleverly seated, the
coach would furiously dash up to the door,
and the driver would call for his passengers
stating that be would not delay minute, on
account Of making his time. They would
rush out leaving their meals half finished
for fear Of being left. For the half finished
meal they were charged half dollar. The
yictuals were kept for the next load Of pas
sengers, when the skinning process was o.
gain repeated. /.
Ben had heard Of this place, and whom they
arrived At the hotel he pet his wits to work
to see if he could not get the value of his mo
new The bell rang for dinner and the crowd
came in. They had scarcely got comforta-
| bly, seated, when the coach reigned M at
the door, and the driver vociferously shout.
ed:
Passengers all a6oard-cant wait but
Eve minutes.
A general rush was made, but Ben sat still
and ate his dinner very composedly. The
stage drove off and left him. but he seemed
| to care very little about il.
Having dispoSsd of dinner, he was en-
joying the luxury Of long nine in side
room when the landlord approached him,
saying:
IL egpardon, sir, but did you see set
Of silver teaspoons ON the table when you
went in to dinncr?'
Ibid, sir.
| well, they arc missing-can't bo found.
'Ah, yes, replied Ben, sone Of the passen-
gers gathered them up-I saw him do it.
Would you know him again Z gasped the
landlord
Certainly would, replied Ben with great
GOODNESS.
will you point him out to me if ! hitch
mp my horse and buggy and oysrtake the
stage?
tCertQiulv | will
Boniface was ready in few minutes, and
getting Ben in with him, drove like Jshu for
several miles till he overlook the coach :
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John Randolph was IN tavern, lying on
4 sofa in the parlor, waiting for the stage
10 come to the door. "A dandi6ed chap step
ped into the room, with whip in his hand,
just come from drive, and Standing before
mirror, arranged his hair and collar, quite
unconscious Of the presence Of the gentle
man on the sofa. After attitudinixing .
while, he turned to go out, when MI. Ran
dolph asked him:
Has the stage come
Stage, sir! stage! said the fop; I've
nothing to do with it, SIR
oh, beg your PARDON said Randolph,
quietly, I thought you were the driver
The following doggeral conudrum i really
capital: a
]" Can you tell me Why
Adeceitful eye Mi
Can better descfy, s f
Than you Or 4, asaa
Upon how many toes 4l9
A pnssy-cat goesf
. AsswEa. ffFaa4 !.
n II. The eye o. deceit ~ ss4
1901 1 Can best couater-feit
A is And % i suppose AZ
Can beat count her toea
e. ..P. r have guns got lee'f
CHOW do they kick; then r
With their breaches, ny soni
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LORD BRou0HAM ON raR DUTY rOLABoR.-
Lord Brougham, in his address the other day
before the Mechanics Institute ct Manchester
used the following language. as
THE first duty Of a man 10 to provide for
his own independence BY his own work, and
not either to amuse himself or, indulge in
gratification-not oven ID that moro than
innocent, most sacred qualification Of assua-
ging his thirst for knowledge he has
done his days work and done that which it
is his boundep duty rs wSllsas his highest
interest to do, work with his own hands for
the provision Of himself and his family. And
when talk Of working men, / am myself,
and have been all my life, working man
and a. long as am blessed with health
enough to continue even at my advanced time
Of life, shall continue to labor and | shall
never henceforth, any more than have
hitherto donc, partakc Of any relaxation, not
even in gratifying my thirst for knowledge,
until have earned the right to do il By hav.
ing done my days work
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"A FORTUNATE EscAPR.-The Charlottes-
vile Wat Advocate, in referring to the risk
run BY persons in attempting 10 get On the
railroad cars when in motion, says:
"Mr David p. Brown, . distinguished law
yer Of Philadslphia, in attempting to get up
on the train % it moved Of, fell beneath the
first step Of the ear, and every ono thought
for the moment that he was certainly killed.
Fortunately he did not fall upon the track,
but 20 very near that the wheels of the entire
train passed over the crown Of his hat
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FURNITURE /! FURNITURRy|
IVA Fresh Arrivals %
II. G. RDY,s
MAOLEaALEA RETAIL HCRNITURE Rxa,l
. LOOKING GLASS KARKEOTu
Js1srson g., between Wsssr md Main, ID II. n
waists nsw four stosy brick.

MR. HARDY returns his tAaass
lV1 eislssns Of Dnsiington and viciniN W (
previous patronage and soljcits eoniinasrc s, L
confident that he can e0ntinue " give pensa -
Owing 70 hard times have purchased Gssi \
mach lower than fol merry. - that II ensh,nnpsI
al Goods In my ine frs0 - - - per cesk lsatAas
ether house y the West, and III Goods vaSS1ssa|
good - represented Or the money refundeA ~ =
consists q - following Goods, IN bgt W..
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'Grandpa, where d. people ct their fash
ions from III fs.',, asss
From Philadelphia" .a .s
j Well, whero do the Philadelphia people
gst them ii as
FROM England" h.
"Ah !! and where do the English get them
from n
Ell "FfOm France. ''aa 2s4g "a
n "Butswhefe do the French get them from r
aWhy right straight from the Deyil--now
stop your noise" 1888 t3
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These times lead everybody 70 preach .
economy ;one writer says funerals might be
conducted much cheaper than they are
Another calculates II all the persons in the
United State would wear their clothes an
extra ok months, for one year, $3.50, OOO, 900
might be saved-or if each, family would O.
init the use Of meat one day every week for
. year, $50, OO0, 900 more might be saved.
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az DAoGE10 ohanpaigne. sss Gle yesY tew1g
70 - 1t-w J. .. H1DD8o Cd.
0sinsssnsW Deack, nAin =. D1Eilnopsa, Lava
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SoLDIERLIKR "A few years ago, in the war
an English vessel was wrecked in the Med
iterranean, with part ofa regiment Of High
landers, going 70 The Crimea. The comman-
ding officer drilled his regiment on the deck
Of the vessel, as if il were the parade ground
till the ship went down, and the water wash
Cd over the deck They went down like SOL
diers and like men
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Fond Husband. There, dear, have paid
fifty dollars for this baboon, just to please
you M fsil-si
Appreciative wife - Have you, really p
Well, its Just like you?
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REMOVAL.

8 A u y Ell "A / LIE M
GAS and StSana.Eislor, LoCksAttAs
NJ Bs,l-Hanger, TN and Competition Roofsr. Alses
dealer In Steam and Gas Pipe, Brace Cocks. Globes,
0uage and Cyiendsr Cocks, whistles, Lifts and Bcfes
Punps, Lead Pipe, &e. ~
Allwork done BY me viii warrant perfect.
Next doorscuth d Zion Church, Third eeseets Bag.
lington, Iowa.
Particular attention paid to Fitting stsam Pipes q
~ Mills, Grist Mills. Packing Houses, BreweIies, Be-
arr 9O-8twdtf eAMsL ALLEN.
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Al eastern editor heads lii LIT Of Births,
Marriages, and Deaths thus: Hatched, Match
ed, and Dismatched. The rascaTs face de-
serves b be scratched. ss III III
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s88s.4 Us. NAIL AND EXPRE46 ROUTE.
20 Hsw Sosx AzD scsrcs EnIaA, sAaAioaA
And al points In New England, vie
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN 4 LAKE
S1AORE -. H s
IEPoaRAu1 70 SzD xRAvk1ER--The Michigan Souehern
and Lake Shore Route the only connecting direct
IN the depote, thus avoiding entirely The annoysncss
q ferying rivers, - VIZ Michigan Central and Great
rRRER TRAINS DAY,
eandays excepted carrying The great through Eastern
ONE hundred and twenty miles saved to Clsvs,and,
Pittsburg Phadelpha, Baltimore and Wsah
ngtcn any other route and the most exdedleioua
cute 70 Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Albany. New York ard
lst-Lghtning Express, leave Chicago ..Z41
sd-Expres. Mail leave Chicago at..........sp.n.,
arrive In Cleveland next morning at o'clock Pitts.
burg at noon, Philadephia, Baltimore New York and
Boston ne It morning.
sd-New York Boston Chicago 81 ~.
Wheeling at r.M, Philadelphia, Baltimore, esc., FOL
lowing morning; also connecting At Cleveland With
trains for Dunkrk and Buffalo, arriving in New York
the maxi day u moon, and Boston At Ark.
Athe above trains to alpoints
In Ohio and Pennsylvania, without any detention.
Only tive trains on Saturday leave 1t 80 ~, and
500 Pm. AZ f'
Only onssr.in sunday. l.sys q s.4Sr.s.
Sunday morning 1t O'Clock. gf4@ 4ENBU
sssBageegs checked % Dnnklrk and Buffalo, shsnes
Only two changes Of Chicago and Pitas-
burg.
Through Tickets good for S65 days and 6hours aAow.
Ing Passengers 70 stop any whore the Route.
Passengers destined for Philadelphia Baltimore Wheel
ing, Washington, etc., will save from IL to 81 Aours
time BY takEgany ofthe above Trans. over any other
Route. -@t SA-+ ~ aA AZ SrFs
Passengers arriving In Chicago any Of the roads
viii md atten,> heck agents on the cars, who viii
ceivs your checAs md convey your baggage free Of
charge, 20 the Michigan southern cars. Nj
TICKETS can be had atthe General Passenger o@csof
the Michigan Southern Road under ths fremont House.
Chicago and the Passenger depot Of Van Du
and Sherman Streets and athe Railroad Offices In
the West M
Passengers holding through tickets BY this line WIN b
transported es fCkarse from the depot Of the Chicago
and Burlington, Galena and Chicago Union and Illinois
Central Railroads to the Michigan southern Cars.
GEO. NJ. GRAY,
General Passenger Agent,
Once under fremont House, Chicago, the Passsng
Depot. lChicago, Nov 10, 1855
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Burlington 4 Missouri River Railroad
NEW ARRANGEMENT. sssa

TWO DAILY TRAINS EACH WAY. x
TO take effect Dccemb0r =, 1859,
ROM ard aies the ADORE dAts, trains Nilllsaye D11.
IL lngton - follows: /
1st mail TFaim.-Leayss Buriineton atS.S0 i. =.
ID Acc0mnmO1atlOn. = go r. G, 90 =. =.
- These trains connect With the western stage Cas-
coaches for fairfield OtumwA, KdAyvle, rslla Okla
leoea, Fort Dss Moines, ChAFiton, Salem, Counci Dn
g. MArys GlenwoOd, Nebraska CITY, &c, reachn4 th9
Missouri river In lsus than feur aays. Ass4@
s4ss LEAVES CHECAUQUA:
lat, Acc0nnnaOdatl0M TY11n-At6.lO ~.
Passengers leaving Burlington in the mornine esn
spsnd ~ day In ~ Reesant, ard return In ths ae.
Lawns Nc rsasaht II TX oeaos IN the mcssls, g.
Ay ~ day u DAFlinason, end Ee<nfp home q nlghs
Ticket 0mce corner or water and Je1erscn So
Burlington, ~ thu General KalroaA T1sAet OMoe. H.
sep5 W. II. BACKUS. eupsrfntendenH.
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M wEAVER,a

DIR. WEAVER'S
Cank0r and Salt Rhcum Syrups and
9s &4r @ GeF0tes 9@
1T 10 ndisputable fact that the above medicines are
the only infable remedies before the public for
Culaneous Eruptions, Salt Rheum, Rsyspelas, Sore
Legs Ulcers, Old Fever Sores, ecald Head, Scofbsts
Erupti0ns, etc. etc. ait
For sale by AlLEs HExDa,cxs, Burlington.
nee 4. q 4
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MISSOURI STATE MUruALlNs. CO.. y. 81
~ H&1eD, freel n b AljisA. -
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q = Loo1sss Hreet. Hsary xAae0g. 49,
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And . great variety Of articles usually hspthss
class Warehouse, which are too numerous - -
Mahogany and Back Walnut Locking Glsmsl
cents o. 90.
Grlt Frame Looking Glasses from o. 70 10 eiSGo 49,
Mattresses 81 % 70 80 %.
Brass Clonks, with 1sen frames, tsa y 70
AnhsrA discount made . coUntry oeAlsrs T.
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Builder md NgMmufactureP Of
DOORS, SAAH-ERA NE& WINDOW. BLZNDG
s2 85ssE'. REA TIER BOARDING. =
Oh ~ N r u ~ p Eixturess
WOULD say those Wishing TO build, that have
On hand seven hundred Doors and other work IN the
building line In proportion.
am prepared to contract Cottage Buildings IN town
or country as heretofore
have houses and lots, ranging from seven hundred
to two thousand dollars, which will sell or rent on &C.
commodating terms.
Also II lots In Northern Addition, ranging from two
to six hundred dollars which will sell partly on time
Those Wishing homes would do well 70 give me cal.
feb II, 1657-bpy
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CRRlNG REUG--A nee patent. vsA
- put up on trial or one weed and II nos hEs9l
taken down, ffse Of chargs--R kept. prcs y - b
septic bp n. e HkDk|
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ABBOTT q KIM0UAW,
MANUFACTURERS Or a
SASH, BLINDS AND DOORS,
2&$ 4a DEALERS IN +@E@
AZ LUN1ER, LATH, ENINGLES, -. IN
Factory, Yard and O0se, 800 Clark Ssyset, bstvseA
Taylor and Twelfth Streets near B. 4. Nd =. 9 RI.
Freight Depots, CHICAGO
CmAe. n. ADDU1T. DEUJAM1n .. Kluo1eAn.
Lit ~ Prices farnishad Dealers On application. t
apr 0-w1v.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
ME undersigned hereby informs The citisess q Dur-
lngton and vicinity that Ne has opened to-day, n
Third 6reet, next door north Oe Asasrs McKAteTick
Aillers China StoFs, his estabushment and calls
the attention Of the public to hs extensive stock "
Goods, consisting In:
FANCY GOODS or ALL KINDS,
ScckingS and Gentlemen and CAlidrsn
TRIMMINGS, LACEE e8s St
RZNDKN6& A0 OOkGgzE
i dzSxSszs nv e |; A ! n. Szz1a7s&
PAEENT THREAD, sSis -
HIKE s$sa 8sSf sF EELYET RZHRON FEs
as4ss sFes MNALEDON& sss
UG6RELkAR s
S s5ts# RABAH0A 4
&PO0k, GKKZN IND UNITING COTTON
SEWING AND kMRROLDERkM0 SIX
1e.ldes, iares variety n GOeds aos nseesaesZ -
nsotion. VI fapr 1kbptf) JOHN 1UKTa.
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COG@MA6E0 81. bOeVVeeA W0teR0AW uAAAAA1s
N A RENER 4 n assortment n Cams, Pistols, Knives
n and sporting Implements kept constantly On hana
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Theesre-The EDg;isu Opera.

The very popular EagIish Opera Troupe, kno"I
az PYNE e. EARRIsoN's, ia to commence an gu
Sasement st the Theatre, on Monday night. Inel
performances the present season at the NORTH have
won for them great applause and golden opinion
Miss PYNB il one of the sweetest OF vocaiists ahe
sets with great animation and fidelity; and she Ii
sustained with ability by the company, intending
Mr.. HARRISON, tenor Of great merit Theil
round of presentations will consist of the tes
selections Of the day, and will afford brilliant
diversion from the ordinary drama. Welook for
ward to gay week in the Theatre. The attrac
tions will be such as draw together the admirers
OF the ORA ma and the lovers Of music, in large
numbers, and there will De, ii we are not a!togeh
or mistaken, series of brilliant audiences, which
of themselves, constitute scenes that it is very
great pleasure to behold. a good performance Ii
made doubly gratifying, by g full house. The ae'
tors gather energy and life from the full benches
and The sea Of heads the crowd of bright faces and
the gay attire of fashion, shed briilianey aroun
that kindles enthusiasm in every heart The
Opera shines out with peculiar elegance under his
borrow ed lustre.