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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

The population within the corporate limits of
Cincinnati is stated to be 100000. The exports
from that city for the year 1866, amounted to
S5O,T59,9S6. In 1872, to 3S,234,S9 This
gives an idea of the great increase OF business
within four years. The imports into the city
the last year amounted to 10, 2o5, COL.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

u Two persons were arrested Thursday
night At the American House for passing coun.
ssrfeit money.
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Legal Notice.
n>s nfotn ~ n,

In the District Court OF Dos cncs county IN the State
g of Iowa.-Ip Chdncery.
Charles Miller, CompPt
Urban Alexander, and Bni for specific performance
To ge sdtd Urban Aierdnder-Sir.
VOU are hereby notified that the 18th day Of sep-
i TENDER, 1885, petition In Chancery Of Charles
against you and John Boak, claiming and praying for
decree OF said Court queting the said Miller in hs pos.
session and title to certain real estate and n
against said Alexander and said Bosk which lands are
situate in said County, and The North half Of the
quarter Of Section 60 twelve acres on Of
quarter of the ramc Section. Also, thi,ty.nve
acres, bounded as follows: beginning at the North.
west corner of the Northwest quarter Of Section
twenty-cne and running thence South with the line
Of said quarter Section 1f8 rods and links, thence
South, s2 degrees East 10 rods and IS links; thence
North, degree vest 20 rods and 20 links; thence
North, So degrees West, 10 rods 10 cherry tree;
thence North degree West, rods and ~ links to q
black walnut tree, thence North, AN degrees East IS
rods and links, to linn tree; thence North 2S& de.
grees East, IS rods thence West with the North line Of
sai quarter section, 80 poles and IL Inks the place
of beginning, containing in Both said parcels together
the quantity One Hundred and Twenty Seven acres
ship II, North of Range 4, West.
That the 18th day Of September, 1856, the original
notice thereof placed In the hands q the Sheriff Of
said County for service, and term Of said
Court returned not found but subsequently served on
said Boak) and that unless you, the said an.
cond day Of the next term Of said Court and plead an
swer demur, to said petition, decree viii DO rem.
| dered against You thereon. D. RoRER,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
Insert weeks successfully in the Weekly Hawk.Eye
Telegraph. Al MESSENGER, Clerk
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

ALARMING DEGENERAcY-The Washington
correspondent of that sweet tempered, conserv-
alive journal, the New Orleans Delta writes that
slavery is fast dying out in that district. Where,
six years ago. there were 5000 slaves to 5000
free blacks, there are 5000 to $4,000 free men.
While the number of slaves has decreased one
half, the free population has increased four-fold.
In a word, the District is fast degenerating
towards Freedom which causes the correspon-
dent inexpressible pain. Ii Congress does not
specially legisate on the subject he fears that
when the census Of 1860 is taken there will be
no slave pens, no whipping post, no cof1ed
gangs of slaves driven YEARLY to unrewarded
labor to be counted within the limits of the
capital. So slavery reverses the commonly re-
ceived order Of things. 1t represents civil
equality as the lowest step to which any nation
can descend. 1t publicly proclain,s freedom as
the grand curse-the sumrnum nahum. Of the
race. Heaven help the STATES that throw such
defiance in the face Of history.
Mo- Democrat.
EXCITING SCENE IN CHURcH-A portion of
the ceiling of the Ashbury Methodist Episcopal
Church, Immediately back of the seats occupied
by the choir. fell off on Sunday evening as the
congregation were about singing the first HYMN.
with tremendoes crash, and a scene of alarm
and terror which cannot be easily described
A general rush was made down stairs BY those
seated in the galleries, while some person shout.
ed FIRE, murder, and other terms to indicate
alarm. The stairway was completely clogged,
and it is reported that some one or two persons
fell and experienced some slight injuries Rev.
Mr.. Mason called on all to calm their fears
that the danger was over, and there was no ne
cessity for excitement;ssbut the confusion was so
great that he was not heard, or was, at least,
uuheeded by three-fourths of those nrasen. =
Order, however, was finally restored, but 50
great was the excitement that it was deemed
best to close the services of the evening, and the
congregation Was accordingly dismissed. The
snow had been forced under the roof by the re-
cent storm, and melting, loosened the mortar 40
as to produce the mischief. Wilmington fDei. i
Republican.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

Keashiriga, head chief of the Kansas or Raw
Indians, died near Independence, Missouri, on
the 22d of January, and was buried on the fol-
lowing day, with the full honors of his tribe and
q large attendance Of whites from the surround
ing country.
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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

Gen. Rust has sold his large Exeter estate
near Leesburg, Va, With part of bis. personal
property, for $sl,ll1. 80
A boy named Lucius Chin skated last week
on the river from Fredericksburg to Rappahan-
mock, Va, distance 80 miles.
x. w. Emerson has been out west ON lectu.
ring tour. Last week he delivered series Of
lectures on Beauty, Poetry, Weeks and DAYS.
&c. in Cincinnati. -
at the annual town meeting at Marblehead on
Monday, Mrs. Maria Antoinette Lakeman Was
chosen keeper of the town pound.
A lady named PurnelI has recovered from the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad company
a, l5s damages for injuries sustained BY herself
ON the road; $2,4Os. for the injuries to her son,
and $500 for the loss of a servant, who was
killed. ~
Mr.. VIM. Dressler has accepted q position as
an organist at the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, corner of East Twenty third Street. CDR
Parker'sl A new organ has been put up in Tia
church.
Prof Longfellow has subscribed n COZ, Ia the
capitol stock Of the New England Emirrant Aid
Company. Mr.. Bryant b also q stockhoIder of
the same company.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

rARDING MACHINE FOR SALE
~ Agood Double Carding Machine, In complete order,
for sale on reasonable terms.
Apply to the subscriber. Z Do0LITTLE near Jim
Town, or e GAY, Burlington. Ifeb To- vim
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

Prentice Of the Louisville Journal, ia the au.
thor Of the following
1--WE see that sprightly, though naughty, .u .
thoress, who calls herself George Send, has ex-
burned after her death. II there Il truth in ~
scriptures, we guess she will hive her vishn
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

DR. q. n. MOON respectfully informs those
IL suffering from acute chronic Optbama, general
ly termed inflammation Of the Eye, Dmness Of Sight,
MEMBRANES from any and every cause the result OF Fe-
ver Meases, Scrofula &C., either OF short duration
or many years standing, that he prepared to give
lief and perfect cure, all money refunded.
Residence five miles Northwest of West Point, Lee
county, Iowa, the Salem and Denmark, near the
Quaker Meeting House. called New Garden.
REFERENCES.
Rev. Joshua Hicks, East Grove.
Esquire Hicks,
Isaac Benedict, West Point.
Mrs Eliza Rctzner, Pela.
James Galaher, Harmony.
Samuel Knight, Pilot Grove.
ian 14-v3mh .
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MILLIN cry, &c.
Misses MCKINNEY & caupv

OAooCp ACGAaxN " q 1 q CANDY
(Snccessors to Tie Misses ha..H
DEG leave to inform the Ladies' ndm -.
surrounding country, that they have raerssd ,SsIr
r Iaio stock ok, Of millinery and Fancy Goods.
in the city We hope by strict with any similar stock
merit share of public patro oans connt,y Mlin.,.
Plnking and Stamping sione 10 order A,nr.s,,e.s
wanted Store on Third street onnosite 6ia zon M
~ $500 -. Do.H A"E.on. iowa. sep20.wy
Cnieago = Bu .lington r. R. Line.
~ a.. 70 $40 ok Men, On and after Mon
the lsth INST there will he three Stock Trains
EEK, Monday we lnesdsy and Friday from BurlIpg.
ION to Chicago, have equal rights with
trains going East Tho-c having stock to ship will
please to give NOTICES the day before shipping so that
Cars may be pr ov'ied for themslso get their
over In good eason. Stock Train leaves East Buring
ton at $50 A. NJ. CG HAMMOND
Jan ii-w8m q ~ GenH sup't @ &BRR.
Gazette copy 3mw. DAVID REMICK,
Genr Agent O r H., Burlington Iowa.
NEW SASH, DOOR AND Ell. IND FAC.
~ TSbfS, Mt. Pleasant Street, opposite the Old
RANK hoad Depot, adjoining the OH Mil, Burlington,
iowa. All common work constantly on hand, and Or
aeas, oy man OF otherwise, promptly attended to.
nov. ZoW. URIAH IOPER.
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1AiS-rnn /, n. re,dsace Of Mrs.. Britson, sesr
skuks ~ 4sse1.v Inc ts,sb int, by hey. 0instsAd
,OK1 uUE of burlington, and Miss ANNA
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

had no idea should have to face the can
non, but I am not dead yet though they came
pretty near getting me several times. would
tell you all about it, but am marked man,
and if anything should leak out might be put
to some trouble, so viii say but little at pres
emit
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

cUHCVOr lot PtfUOner.
Insert weeks successfully in the Weekly Hawk-Eye
4 Telegraph, A MESSENGER Cl.rk
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-05-14
AFFLICTED EeEAD!!
III AEBlIDEEV yIEnIEAV, HnTTSE. r.

N oor,er ~ brI and Tnon streots 'phiIndeIphin Pa
TWENTY-TSyO WEARS
17ou;,,a " n h--, rd,d,rdd m most srccesqf,,
acttionrr in tbe cnrc of all diseases of private ma
tnre: manhood's debility as an impediment to mnr-
49, nnryors and sevroi infrmtrs diseases of the
st and a. those orisir from abuse Of mercury.
"'''' N''N TNKE PNRTICUIAR NOTICE
Tbero il nm evil bobit sometimes ndulped in v bows
in sntnde often growing nm with them to manhood;
and which if not reformed in due time not only be-
ots sernns Obstacles To- matrimonial happiness but
yes risa to series of nrotrnoted insidous and le-
yyastotirr ofcctions
Few Of those who give way to this rernicous pi ac-
tice are aware of the consequences until they fud ha
nervous system shattered feel strange and
able sensations and vague fears in the mind. See pa
ges 81 %, 20 ofDr KS book on Self Prescyatc ~
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble, is
able to labor with accustomed ygor, to apply his
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-05-14

clerks of any election of volunteer militia officers
Of this State shall, before entering upon their du
ties, take oath Affirmation TO honestly and
faithfully discharge their respective duties as SUCH
before any office, who is authorized to administer
oaths sand al Commissioned officers of the volunteer
militia this State may also admins er such oath or
affirmation And whenever any brigade is a tached
to any other brigade or to any other division ac-
cording to the provisions of this act, the legal
electors of such brigade shalt have the privilege
Of voting for volunteer or genera, officers within
I he bounds of such brigade division to which
they are attached.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-05-14

he its character Indigestion. nervous complaints
cpeptc and other fits, coughs, cSr'umltion in its
early stages sore throat bronchitis fever and ague
asthma low spirits sexual incepncly feminine weak
ness prckiug of the skin sNmptCn attic of paralysis,
rheumatism lgia, tunor, cancer, dgbates lass
and debility darrhea md all other disorder of the
organs of respiration the liver the kidneys, the
ach, the nerves the muscularfbre, are unerrngly
cured hy this dreparnon il is to the mGtsreS nOrbj
or seeds of disease. what nlksli is acid: it
neura2cs them with absolute certainty while at the
srme time tregulates the secretions removes obsruc
tons from the bowls creates appetite, bodily
yigorand regenerates every animal function Such is
the nature. such the effects of DR., RohnckS fa
mouI IScaudnviun Blood Purifier Pills, will not only
ohtcrae the most painful diseases bnt prevent their
recurrence, and lengthen life beyond its ordinary
TO prevent imposition purchase only of respectable
sole proprietor and manufacturer Gath street, Cncin
natl. Price of Purifier 81 00 per, bottle; bottles
for So Pills % cts per. box, and boxes for $loo.
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Oct, -, 1855.
DIR. BoRAcK-- sir,--The last three bottles of your
Blood Purifier and the accompanying Pills, have
lieved me of the last yestge OF my rheumatism con-
slider the cure all but miraculous. After having suf-
feredt the most agony, almost without intermis
sion for eight years and being for three years Grip
pie scarcely realize the fact that at this moment
after having used your Scandinavian Remades for only
three months and few days, am hale, hearty man.
capable of manual labor and entirely free from pain,
When hrst applied TO you by letter, for supply of
your medicines was little betterthana annatical skel
For more than two years hadnever enjoyed one
hour of unbroken night rest and my mind sinking with
my body had become greatly enfeebled tne very first
bottle of the Purifier wroughta surprising change for
the better in my system, and after taking that wonder
full restorative. together with the Blood PILLS for
month felt that II complete regeneration of every
animal function wasn progress. Twas not deceived,
am now at Gl years of age, as free from every symp
tom of rheumatism as | WAS at 20. There can be no
doubt that thi wonderful cure due to your remedies
alone, and am willing if it will serve you or nudnce
others to seek relief from the source this let
ter should he made public, Yours, &e..
JACOB ATKINS.
Ol
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DgsEAaE vANQgBsHHED
~ Dr. RnGnck'S Scandinavian RrtnrIieS

4 fIER years of study,
Aanulysis AND experiment,
Mr. Roback, the emmincut
Swedish Physician, succeeded
in producing a medicine from
the mountain herbs of hisu
tive land, which acts directly
upon the causes ufdisease in
the blood,and by restoring the
corrupted fountain of life to
n condition of health and
purity, eXpels disease from
, the system wherever it may
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To whom all orders must be addressed
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants inaH
parts of the United States and the CanadGs, and by
PECK & HAMILTON, Perrysburg and II. BUR
RITZ Alaumee CITY [Sept. II, ISjG--ly
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met, the highest officer in command who is tct
candidate shall preside, and nall fake wv other
electors present, who are not cand ates as Judges
Of said election end als1 3ye s9.her eleot9r' as
tween the hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and three
o'clock. p. ". of said day, receive the ballots of
the legal electors, who reside within the bounds
of said brigade, and the clerk shall eater the
name of such electur in book trbe provided for
that purpose; aud ut the close OF the election, the
Judges aud clerk shall count the ballots and com
pare the sauc with the poll books and sh all forth
with decide the state OF he poll to the electors
present, and shall forthwith make out true copy
Of the same aiie.ted aud signed bY said indges
aud clerk which copy shall rem ,in in the hands
of the clerk for the inspection of any legal voter
wishing to eXlmine the same and until saii MAJOR
General is known tp have been duly elected and
commissioned; but the original poll book shall be
forthwith sealed up an forwarded by mail to the
Adiutcnt General who shall retain said poll book
in his hands for the spice OF fifteen days from the
date of said election, aud 1t no notice is given by
some one or more legal electors of said division,
that he tends to contest said election, then the
Adiutat General shall forthwith cause co,nmis.
n signed by the Governor to be forwarded TO
id Major G neral elect. And when there is
no commissioned and staff officers in any bril-
gade, the legal electors who are liable to do nj
itary duly in time of peace may meet at the
county seat of any couGty in which they r."
side, and whrn met may choose any four of the
electors Tr sent who are not candidates three
Of whom shall serve as judges, and the fourth
clerk of said election when said election shall
in all poets, be conducted as herein pr ,yided.
Sec 4S Whenever here is any volunteer uniform.
ed company situated 50 that it is not convenient
for The members thereof to meet and hold tn r eoC
ton az the heIdquarte of the commandant of bri
gaie or county seat of the county in which they
reside, then such company may hold their election
at the most convenient place whore they usually
parade, muster or drill, and when met shall con
duct their election near as may he, in.tae man
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Sec. AZ. Whenever the Office of Major General
becomes vacant in any or all of the divisions of
the volunteer militia Of this State for any cause
whatever, the Governor, through the Adjutaut
General, shall Immediately give at least thirty
days notice in one or more newspapers published
within the bounds of each brigade, and if there
Is no newspaper published in each or all of said
brigsdes, then he shall cause public notice to be
stuck up in at least five public places within the
meet at a certain time and place, as follows All
the commissioned aud staff officers and all legal
electors within the bounds of each brigade shall
meet at the headquarters of the commandant Of
brigade, or sonnty seat of such brigade, and when
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Sec. 81. Whenever an leiion is ordered for
Colonel, Lieutenant Colonel, Mailr and tine
electors refuse neglect to elect the same agreea.
bic to- and in conformity with the provisions of
this act the Brigade, General shall appo MT any
Commissioned company officer to ill said vacancy, ,
and certify the same to the Adiutant General, who
shall cause a commission to be forwarded for h..
with, and if such company officer refuse to accept
and perform the proper duties, then said Briga,
dier General may appoint such officers from among
the Sergesnts, CorpOras, or priyaIes of said com,
pany, aud certify the same to the Adjutant Gener-
al, who shall forward commissions according -
Provided always, that from any cause the supe-
rior officer of any military district shall become
disqualified to perform the duties of his office, or
the said Office shall be vacant, the senior off.
Ger in rank, belonging to the said district, shall
perform all the duties pertaining to said office,
until properly filed as provided for.
| JUDGES OF ELEcToSs
! Sec. So. All persons serving as judges and
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LEIGH HuNr.-The occasion which called 0rIn
the following lines was this Leigh Hunt had
brought some good tdinss to Carlyle, which so
delighted Mrs. Carlyle, who was in the room
that she sprang up from her chair and kissed the
news man. Leigh, who is as courty gallant
as John Hope himself sen: her two bottles Of
apple jack, next morning with these veses:
Jenny kissed me when met,
Springing from tho chair she sat in
Time you thief. who love to get
Sweets into your book, put that in
Say I'm ugly-say I'm sad
Say that health and wealth have missed me-
Say I'm growing old-but add
Jenny kissed me
1t is stated in the st. Louis papers, that
Mr.. John Mitchell is about to remove from
Tennessee, into that city topractice law there.
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III. EsU HSasH'A"E
AS removed his Drug Store to the building formerly
/ occupied by O. ID. Rauuey, on Wayne street. (near
the Book store,) where lie has opened the larges,
stock of
Drugs, Medicines, oad Chemicals,
before offered in Maumee City. He returns his
thanks for the liberal patronage previously bestowed
upon him, and hopes by diligence and puuctualty in
business and liberal policy his patrons to merit
continuance Of past fnyors assuring them, together
with all others who may favor him with call, that it
will be his pleasure. at all times, to furnish them pure
medicines of almost every kind and medical advice ii
necessary. \ variety Of
Chenicais P"re Hines and Liquors for Medical or Ne
chaHjcai purposes, (but none of an inferior and
deleerious compo,ition) EaDormg
Ertracts for Cookigg, Per-
JUaGry, IO0tt PlSteS
cHd POWasrS,
Skin Powders, Hair estoratives and Hair Tonics Lip
Balm and Pomadcs, Shaving Creams and Soaps,
Toilet Soaps Cloth, Hair, Hat, Tooth, Nail,
Scrub, Paint and Whitewash Brushes;
Fancy articles, Spts Turpentine, Lin
seed, Lard Whale, Tanners, Fish
and Neats-Foot OILS;
PAIN IT'S,
White and Rcd Lead Zinc, Chocolate or Fire
Proof Paint ground in oil, a neD article,
and finer Paints of all cOlors Dye
Woods and Dye StNfs, WindOw
Glass and Glass Ware Gro
c6ries, such as Teas, Su-
gar8, Rice, Pepper,
Spices, DC,
and many other articles well as large variety OF
also set up new FOUNTAIN, from which issues a
jet of cecold mineral water, at the pleasure Of the OPP
orator. for the special benefit OF his customers.
August ., 1856.
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AN AOT
NJ organize aud discipline lhe Militia and Vol.
nntcer Miltia.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-04-29
WORMSi WORMSl

a great many learned Tsarises have been
written, explaining the origin OF, and classifying
the worms generated in tie human system
Scarcely any topic ofmcdical science has elected
more acute observation and profound research /;
aud yet physicians are very much divided in
opinion on the subject. IL must be admitted.
however, that, after all, a mode Of expelling
these worms, and purifying the body from their
presence, Is OF value than the wisest disquisitions
AS to the origin. The eKpcning agent has at
length been tound-Dr, NIane's yermifuge.
prepared by Fleming Bros. is The much sough,
Ai'er specific, and has already superseded all
other worm medicines, its efficacy being uniyer.
sally acknowledged by medical practitioners.
~ Purchasers will be careful to ask for
DIR. hLASE's CELEBRATED yERMIFUGE.
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, of Pitts.
burgh, Pa All other yermifuges in compari
son arc worthless. DR.. MLane's genuine Yer
mifage, also his celebrated Liver Pills, can new
be had at all respectable drug stores. None
genuine without the signature Of
~ HLEMING BROS.