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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

L FsfSAte letters reeeivedhefe from Wilmington,
\. CT, mention disastrous FIRE in the woods in
shas neighboshood, and Il ID feared that all the
espeotiae trees viii be destroyed One pro-
dncers Alsne has lost twenty thousand trees.
i IN Tribune publishers statement furnished
BY d passenger that arrived BY the Texas, ma
Gse Of NicsfaguA and formerly an aid -de-campo Of
Gen. Walker He Asserts that, The report Of
Walkers victory on the 18th ia entirely unfoun-
ded. He vas ~. tie camp of Gen Cayas just
previously 10 18th, at which time Walkers
whssseossaSa sns snhaows, having = few days
psevioady abandoned the camp At Rvas, with
n intention Of reaching the sea-coast. The
TrfbuueS infofmaas further states that the cor
fespendenee between Cayis and Walker which
~ ben tortured into Foundation for the state
nest that Cams was ready TO join the fllibus-
tsfs WAS 10 reality with reference 70 the surren-
DIR Of the latter, Walker having proposed to
Submit, provided he and his men we're permit
ted 70 leave the country. Cxvas replied, Ioffer.
ing paseports for the whole force excepting
Walker, whom he expressed determination of
delivering up to the Costa Ricans. The result
Of the correspondence was the refusal OF the
terms on the part Of Walkers adherenfs and the
subsequent flight to the sea-coast. $40
s American naval officers At San Juan appealed
to Cavas in behalf of Walker and his troops
Cavas replied that he would pay the expenses Of
the whole fierce to the g. S. excepting Walker,
who must he delivered up a
The Herald publishes the letters from Gen.
Huntington referred to Walkers recent victories
and dated March 10th, the day the steamer Tex
as left San Juan and profess to have been sent
by express to the steamer. The letters give but
few details, but refer to letters previously writ
ten, which letters it is pretended by Walkers
partisans we're purloined on the route. There
are no signatures on the documents, and they
are all addressed to Mr.. Blank, and they all con-
tain unmistakeable marks of fabrication.
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! TIE NEXT VIcrIM.-Kansas is great Golgo.
thai whose plans are becoming white with the
! bleached skulls of Democratic politicians. 1t is
poisoned valley, through which no politician
can pass and come out again, alive. Reeder
met his death there; so did Shannon; so did
Geary and so will Walker. ~
Walker is the next victim. He doubtless i'm
AGNES that residence in Mississippi has quail
fed him for all sorts of deadly climates and that
he will go through Kansas unscathed. Vain
man. The very batteries which the Democratic
newspapers, as in duty bound, are heaping upon
him, are portentous of the time when these same
newspapers will be denouncing with a regular
Democratic savageness. When Reeder passed
through St. Louis on his way to Kansas, all the
Anti Bentonite office-holders waited on him, and
We'd with each other in heaping courtesies on
their brother. When he passed through St.
Louis, on his way from Kansas, not an Anti
could be found to speak to him. Yet he was
the same Reeder. But the Administration had
ostracised him, and, of course, the Office holders
took the cue, and gave him the cold shoulder
too. aa's sE
So it was with Shannon, and so it was with
Gcary. And when the little servile Democratic
organ here, ''congratulates the people of Kan
sas that they are to have an administration Of
such able men" as Walker for Governor. and
Stanton for Secretary of State, we remember
how similar things were said of the three pre-
ceding victims, and tremble. Poor Walker
poor Stanton-exiied to Kansas, only to be
brought home, dead men.-St. Louis Intelli-
gencer. ms +
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important to Females.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLs.-The combination of ingredi-
ents in these Pills. the result of long and extensive
practice they mild in their operation and certain of
restoring its proper channel In every instance
have the Pills proved successful The Pills invariably
open those distractions which females liable, bring
naturentoits proper channel whereby health is resor.
ed and the pale and deathly counenance changed tc
healthy No female enjoy good health unless
she is regular and whenever obstruction place.
whether from exposure, cold, any other cause, the
general health immediately begins to decline, and the
want of such remedy has been the cause Of many
| consumptions among young females. Tolades whose
ah will not permit increase Of their family these
Pills will prove valuable acquisition, ashley will prevent
pregnancy. Headache most always arises from the in
terrupon of nature; and whenever that is the case the
Pills invariably remedy all these evils Nor they less
efcacious in the of Leucorrhe, commonly called
tbe"Whtes." These Pills should never be taken during
pregnancy, they would be miscarriage.
Warranted purely and free anything In
furious tofe health. Full and explicit directions
company each box. Sold in Burlington by Squires &
Boss. ...s..s g.. .,..
These Pills put up in square fat boxes. Persons
residing where there is agency established by enclo
Ing One Dollarin letter, prepaid DR.. O. l.. CHEESE
MAN. No. 267 Bleeckersreet, Y City, have them
sent to their respective addresses by return mail
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Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.


There never has been discovery made In Matsria
Medica, whereby pain can be quickly alayed, and
where parts In high state Of Inflammation can be so
rapidly reduced to their natural state where wounds
and sores be thoroughly and rapidly healed, and
decayed parts restored without either defect
than with DALLEYs MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Cuts wounds, sprans, and bruises casualties to
which children constantly subecthe action Of the
genuine DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR, is ever the
same! How much pain and suffering may not thus be
prevented! Moreover often dependent upon
having thand the Genuine DALEY EXTRACTOR, and
forparticularsof which respectfully refer my print
ed pamphlets the truth of which hold sefrespon
sible. = ge 4EaE sszts @fE sE IA
Nocase ofburns and scads, matter how severe has
ever yetin any resisted the all powerful
pain subdung and healing qualities of the DALLEY's
PAIN EXTRACTOR.
NoPArN EXTRACTOR IS GENUINE unlessthe box has up
on It steel Plate Engraved Label with the signatures
O. V. CL1CKENER & CO., proprietors, and HENRY
DALEY manufacturer. e's+ /
Price25 cts per box. E.,.a t Sega ,t s,s
AZ Allordersshoul be addressedto O. " .Ouckener
/ Co.,, 81 Barclay street,N.Y.
Soldby all iruggistsand medicine dealers throughou
the United States. ars 5-a. e25ly
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NJ Office is hereby given that under and by virtue OF
IN Chapter 43 of the Code Of Iowa, Incorporation
has been organized under the style and corporate
Of "DEs MorSxs AND LEE BRIDaE COMPANY" with its
principal place of transacting business at Augusta in
Des Moines County, lowa-annua! meetings at Bur-
ington, in said County.
The general nature and object this Incorporation
to build and maintain toll Bridge Skunk River
at the said town of Augusta.
The Capital Stock of said Company shall not exceed
Thirty Thousand Dollars and not less than Twelve Thou
sand Dollars in shares of Fifty Dollars each be paid
in four equal insallments of twenty-five per cent each
when req iirea by the Board OF Directors at any time
after ten days notice by publication in newspaper
published in Burlington, Iowa. ,..,r
This Incorporation was formed and commenced on the
fourth day OF June, A. D. 1856, and IL to endure and
exist for fifty years from the time OF formation.
The officers of this Company President, SEC efa-
constitute Board the affairs of the Corpora
ton. They annually elected on the 4 day of jane
of each year.
The highest amount of indebtedness to which this Cor.
poration subject itself is Eight Thousand Dollars
Private property is exempt from the corporate debts
MARTIN THOMPSON Pres't. 3
WIN. b. DEMENT,, Sec'y.
Augusta, March 14th, 1s57-bp4w.
OS0 Pair Buckskin Wis and Gloves.
OCV have received two of pauld ng's ceebra.
ted Ms and Gloves. As the is far
will sell them at Manufacturers prices.
Come and secure good article at u reduced price.
Jan 22-d&w SCOTr, Main Street.
SPECIA Notice to ,scrchan,s.-
can taton Company, incorporated under the
laws of the State OF New York.
Thiscompany Is prepared upon the opening of navi-
gaiion TO transport persons and property from New
York, Albany and Troy to all ports the Lakes at
greatly reduced rates and solicit continuance of the
patronage literally besto~e ell during the last
Eight first class propelers will form tr weekly
line from Buffalo Chicago. thus assuring customers
dispatch. No transhipment at Albany Troy.
HIRAM NILES, resident
W.D. WALBRiDGE, Vice Pres
J. G. EVANS, Sec'y and Treas.
NJ n. CALEB, J. H. MALLORY, Ev.s GRIFFITH, J. II.
PRArr P. GREGORY. Offices No. Z Coenties slip cor.
Front ST., and No. Cortland st. cor. Is! galway.
BOSTON AGENTS.
F.G FAxoN, No.54 Liberty square, cor Water ST. up
stairs. ,-
ALBANY AGENTS.
ON CHAPry No. 3d. Quay ST. Mark all package.
"a. c. Co." and ship daily at Piers No. 6and Coen
ties Slip.
The company have convenient and spacious ware
houses at Chicago for the receipt and delivery Of up
down freight All claims for losses damages will be
settled promptly by the agents at Chicago.
GEORGE A. BUSH,
" CHARLES T.. CHAsE,
. 4- Chicago Agents.
Chicago Warehouse ON Market St. cor Madison.
mario bplM
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Chicapo Anril

SHICdSO, ApEA +.
The weather continues favorable for speedy
| opening of the Upper Lake route Opinions are
| q little discordant as to the time when the whole
| coast will be clear of ice, though it is thought
| the Straits have ordinarily preserved pretty
! uniform distance i'll their opening, from the low.
| err parts of this great thoroughfare. All the adj
| vices from that quarter favor the expectation
| that the portcullis of ice will be withdrawn by
| the Goth, if not sooner.
| Wheat is irmer. The New York market, tho
somewhat unsettled, is evidently strengthening,
the cause OF which is not fully apparent. A lot
| of I 800 bu was sold on Change at Sic, which is
above the views Of most buyers. .-
| Corn is quick at Acc in store. 1t is thought
| by some parties that the recent Stacking up of
| the receipts will be temporary, and that with
| fuller supplies prices must again recede. Oats
steady Rye and Barley unchanged.
We have obtained an accurate statement Of
the grain held in store in this city, which we
append.
Wheat, bu AS Tl,3lS
Corn ' 127, $50
| Oats tH 1886
The qualities of wheat are not given to us
| separately, but the amount of winter we judge
to he comparatively small. Neither have we
any specific information Of the amount held at
| the same period last year, though it must have
been comparatively smaller. The fact that with
| lower prices ruling in the market larger quan-
| tity has thus far come forward, would certainly
| indicate that the whole amount in reserve was
equally in excess of last year. How far this
conclusion ought to be modified by the drafts
| made for the Southern market, or what the ex-
ten, of those drafts are, are not fully inform
ed, and the opinion of our produce dealers are
entirely at variance. 2s. s'5.f3
Four-Country s3,75a6,25, City Mills s5,5oa
6,15. Buckwheat Flour 81 ,50al,75 and no sale.
Corn Meal $40 per ton. Mill Feed Sl4al5 per
| ton. ..se-ss a s....,
Waeat-Spring in store S5as6c. Red Win
ter $lal,O White Winter 81, 15al, 20.
Oats-In store S6a37c, in bags delivered Saa
40c. F ,
Corn--In store 4Oc. ~
Barley-sl, 50al,75. a...g.. c..,...
| Rye-S0c on track. -,..--
Beef-New Mess Sl4 pr Dbl.
Dressed Beef-S4a6,50. .-t. -
Dressed Hogs-ssaS,50. ..,. --..
Dressed Chickens-25aS0c each .,
Dressed Turkies-ll 4al2ac pr lb.
White Fish-Inspected No. l, in half bbls,
s5,5oa6,00. - 5ss
Butter-F;rkin l5al7c; roll 1sa2Oc.
Dressed Muttons-4a6c.
Ness Pork-s2aa2S pr Dbl.
Tallow-l0al1.
Eggs-l5c pr doz. ss.e t...,,..af
Highwines-25a26c pr gall.
Salt-Coarse 81, 25a1,5 so per package of $40
lbs. Fine pr Dbl 81, s5a2,l2. Dairy pr sack OF
Il lbs. l7c. 2
Potatoes-15sS0c. a9, .s8..5
Lard-l4a143c. gsa z b
Cheese-Counsry, saloc.-Western Reserve
leallc-Hamburg lsc 51i
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-08

We are gratited to announce to our readers
catl'artic Pill, tof which see advertisement in
our columns from that justly celebrated physi-
can and Chemist, Dr.. J. G. Aver. His Cherry
Pectoral, everywhere known as the best remedy
ever offered to the Public for Coughs, &C., has
prepared them to expect that any thing from his
laboratory would be worthy of attention. AS
no one medicine is more universally taken than
a Physical Pill, the public will be glad to know
OF one from such trustworthy source. We
happen to know and can assure them that this
article has intrinsic merits, fully equal to any
compound that has ever issued from his Cruel
bles, and consequently is we'll worth trial when.
ever such a medicine becomes necessary.-Ra-
cine Com. Adv.
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p - washington, April D.
q The Union contains Mr.. Appleton's valedicto'
ry on withdrawal from that paper, which also
contains the official announcement of his ap-
pointment as Assistant Sec'y of State, vice MIR.
Thomas resigned.
Mr. Appleton gives as reason for his with
drawing from the Union his delicate state Of
health, which did not permit the assumption of
the peculiar anxeties and labors of the editor OF
daily newspaper With regard to his success
or he says he will make his own announcement
to the readers Of the Union, and except. there
fore, to add that he is democrat and has prov
ed his consistency to his principles and will be-
come its sole editor and proprietor, we need not
further allude to him at this time. b ii gfEt
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Rich CAsE.-Memphis is decidedly great
place in its way. The Nashville Union says tina,
few days since case was pending in the Com
mon Law Court OF that city in which q Mr.. and
Mrs. Helbing had sued Phillip R. Bohlen for a
~ Mrs. Helbing when she was Miss Agnes Hand
werker, aud the jury has given the injured par
les 81, $50 damages! The idea Of Heloing
sning Bohien because he did not marry his wife
is certainly the richest thing of this fast age.
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Freight Depots, GH1CAssO.
cEAs T. Aasorr. sxslAxfs 2. xiscAAH.
List Of Prices furnished Dealers on application
CIR zen MOUNTAIN MACK HAWk.
rJS0 the Farmers and HORSE Growers Of lnva and 70
j all who 10 teresed In the improvement Of their
breed OF horses the undergned, horse growers OF
Vermont, pie In recommending to
sidcraton, the fne blooded Hssrse, GREEN MOUNTAIN
BLACK HAWK, whose pedigree Is as follows:
David HIM. OF Bredport, w. and his sire vas The ceie
DRAFTED Young Black Hawk raised by the Hon. Lucius B.
Peck, OF Montpelier, Vt. His dam WAS sired by the
wen known Morgan Horse, Green Mountain Morgan,
which was descendant in right line from the original
GREEN FOUNTAIN BLscK EAWK
fasird the ed day Of july 1851 Was raised By
Mr.. Berah Short OF Calais w. and taken to Iowa
BY his son, Mr. P.w Short, In 1s55.
Green Mountain Black Hawk stood In Calais, W, TWO
seasons, and his is valued high and considered
among tie very best In section OF country, and We
safely say those who wish raise good and Gle
CANT horses that they do better than to secure
the use OF Green Mountain Black Hawk. .
GhAs Sibley, Rufus Moses Walter slsyton,
N Taber, Jacob Rich, John Woodbury.,
Luthe. Converse, Philip short, Ephram Pierce
Martin Holiister, Dennis Gray, SO Heisey,
John Nye,
Calais. VI, Nov. 8, 1886.
Green Mountain Black Hawk Is the tdstest trotting
Stallion in this section and probably Is the fastestone In
the West. For beauty and compactness Of form and
grace of movement is not exceied. lie Is five years
old and weighs ,050 pounds
He will stand during this at the stable corner
of Main and Valley streets south Of Gov. Grimes
Block Call and see for yourselves and reference viii
be given to gentlemen owning his colts.
n B--Good attention will be paid and good pasture
furnished to mares from distance. s. s.z.a.. ssE
TERMs.-Fiheen Dollars for the Season. All accid ents
1t the risk OF the owner. P. W. SHORT.
Burlington, April 8, 1857. I5g4l
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
SIR JAMES CLARK'.S CELEBRATED
Female Pills ..-


Preparation prescription Of Sir James Clark, NJ D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen This Invaluable
Medicine is unfang in the of all those painful and
dangerous diseases incident to the female constitution
1t moderaes all excess removes all distractions, and
brings on the monthly period with regularity.
These Pills Should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy as hey
sure to bring Miscarriage, but at any other
time they safe.
In all of Nervous Spinal Affections pain in the
Back and Limbs Heaviness, Fatigue Slight Exertion
Papitation Of the Heart Lowness Of Spirits Mysteries
Sick Headache Whites, and all the painful diseases
casoned by disordered system these Pills will effect
cure when all other means have failed, and although
powerful remedy, do iron, cslome an,iuony
any other mineral. .,.....
Fulidirecons accompanying each package. Price, in
the United States and Canala, One Dollar. gags
Sole Agents for this country, ......
l. @. BALDWIN & CO.,
S..s- Rochester, N. Y.
N. B.-4l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any AT
thorzed Agent will insure bottle OF the Pills by return
mail. ~ oct3l
FUTILE + MOSES, Auburn, GeneraiAgents. For sale
in Burlington by A. HENDRICKs, and A. +. GRoTuE; ana
Whitney WALKER, Fort Madison. lap25.bpyl
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SAD OccuRRENcE.-A sad accident occurred at
Taylorsyille, Mich, few days since, which re-
suited in the death of son of Dr. Alvord of De
troit. He was walking with lady, when com
ing to a place of soft marshy ground, he step
ped over 1t, and while STOPPING to pick up a
stone to throw in for the lady to step on pis-
toll which he carried in his breast pocket fell
upon the stone and discharged its contents
through his breast, severing the right sub clayan
artery, and killing him almost instantly. q
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An Unparalleled Discovery!-A Positive
Ague EradicatOr!
CovELL's BEBERRINK MIXTURE is positive cure for
Fever and Ague and all Bilious Diseases This Mixture
has been before the public for number Of years and
has always been used with tits harmless and
certain remedy. Get pamphlet from the druggists
and read it and you will be satisfied. r.
For sale here By E. E. Gay, and A. 7. Garthe, N.
Blakcsy St. Louis, and H. A. Porter Bro, Proprietor
Rock Island, Ill. f.as - mar 20. dwly.
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BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY.

PREPARATORY sCBoOL. Ell sHfG ~
THE S1mmer Session of this Institution will open
under the direction Of fgll and complete Faculty.
the Principals and other prominent Teachers OF which
viii for the present continue the on the prece.
ding session, Thursday, April I'd, 1851, at9 A. NJ
For terms Of Tuition (Which will he strictly aherred
and other particulars Ca taogue or enquire nj
any member Of tho Faculty, officers 81 the Eoard Of
Trustees In behalf OF tie Board 3s5IfE7 70
mar se-bpsw "s g. J. JOHNSON, ssc,y.
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DEED-In this city, the 9th inst. A. 8. FEAR,
for the fourteen years resident Of this city and one
Of our respectable cisssns Mr.. Fear native
OF Hamilton CO., Ohio, and emigrased to Iowa in 1sss
man Of unassrng and sterling worth Of char
acter enjoyed the and confidence Of Whole
community. An invalid for many years, he was uni-
foruy patient and cheerful and exhibited admirable for
si,uc Of soul AZ time he represented this county
in the State Legislature At the time Of his death he
in the 18th year OF his age. tiaf9
In Huron township Des Modes county, Iowa, on the
as,s day Of March, Mr.. RSSE JOHN siAERL, aged u
years. i@si 80 89lSs Gag
Sleep on dear friend, beneath the sod,
Thy troubles nov are DER:
Sleep on dear one, till friends Jon meet,
~ +, On Canaaris happy shore. s.as5
~ Thy life On earth uss short and brief, az
| ~ By hiends thou vast beinved
\ Sleep on dear one, ven meet again,
In hsaven, our hosne shove. a14z} sAs
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The Effect.

An NOld Line Wig being asked the other
day what he thought Of the bred Scott decision,
replied that he regarded it as the most tyrannic
al, outrageous decision that ever came from the
bench In this or any other country, and that it
left the Old Line Wings but one course to pur-
sue, and that was to join the Republican party.
Hundrsds and thousands Of men all over the
country, who haye hitherto opposed the Repub,
lcan moYcment, are nov impressed with the
Same sentiment and thousands Of votes will thus
be added to the Republican ranks. There is a
poin. beyond which the slave power cannot lead
meu -EaiffSeld Ledger. ~
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MARKETS.

ssryieNv of the Burlington Market.
TOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, +. N.
Since our last there has been a considerable
improvement in business, and our city presents
more lively and animated appearance than for
some time past! The cold weather Of the last
two days and the foreign news of still declin.
ing grain market are drawbacks, however.
There has been decline of from five to ten
cents in the price of wheat since our last. No
other changes to note.
Wieat-Spring 75-Fall 80.
Corn-For feed, 40.
Oats-35a37.
Eggs-l0al2c.
Bn'ter-2Oa25c.
Floar-s5, 5O-City Mills, 80.
Beans-S2a2,5O #5a sr.
Hiles-Green 6a-Dry flint Ice.
Potatoes-9Oca$l.
Seeds-Clover, S7,50-Timothy, S3-Blue
Grass s2,5o-Red top $3.50.
Provisons-Smoked Hams, sugar cured, la
14c-Shouiders do do. lOc-Clear sides II.
Poultry-Chickens sl,75 per doz-Turkcys
Sal 0 cts pr ID. :-s..F
Hay-$l6als per ton. -.s..-.
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Huntsville. Anril 6

Nashville dispatches state that snow fell there
to the depth of three inches yesterday. Their
mometer at A. n. to-day 25 deg. above zero.
Much damage is apprehended to the corn ana it
is feared that the fruit crop is entirely destroyed.
snow storm prevailed here yesterday. The
Tobacco crop in Kentucky and Tennessee is We.
ry seriously injured. g. = .~t-.---.