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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-07-24

A INFERENCE OF OPINloN.-Humphrey
,,.,h.II de.cribes the American party a. "a broad
md ous, river, that takes its noseess way through
Tho Main, diffu,inx fertility and beauty on all sides
and losing itself only in the expanded ocean OF The
ns,;op's veal" Auex Know Nothing correspondent
If the Louisville Democrat ssys that, according to his
experience, it 10 like country road he once travelled
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25
From the Detroit Free Press, Feb.s g..
The Dead Alive-An Extraordinary
Murder Case.

Our City Hall has been crowded to its utmost
capacity during the last few days by an excited
and deeply interested crowd of listeners to the
Brownstown murder case. Much sympathy was
felt for the p<isoners-three elderly ladies-as
the examination of the witnesses ELECTED suspc
ious appearance and circumstantial evidence of
a condemnato"y character. Some blood was
proved to have been found about the house,
some out of doors, some human hair and some
boards knocked off the barn. Also, bones sup
pesed to be human were found in the ash bar
rel All this tended to prove that crime the
blacklist dye had been committed; and what
rendered conviction a certainty was the fact that
a little pedlar had strayed from the fraternal
care of his brother, and had not been heard from
in week. Excitement had reached its high
est pitch. The pedar's brother had identified
piece of cloth found On the premises as belong
ing to his brothers vest The bones, notwith-
standing the assertions of the doctors that they
belonged to sleeps hind leg, were believed to
be the remains of the little pedlar, aud the hair
was appropriated to the same parsonage, though
it had been malicously whispered around that
they came from the candal appendage Of male
COW. The counsel were about summing up the
case with all their well-known ability, when
little Dutchman 1.-THE pedar,) who had stood with
his hands in his pockets, quiet spectator of the
scene, stepped forth. and protested against any
such liberties being taken with his affairs, de-
claring that he had neither been slaughtered
nor burnt up and, as to being dissolved into the
small show of sheep bones and horse-har which
The table before him afforded, he felt indignant
at the idea. .1-F 5b7-r
OF course we shall not attempt to describe the
delight Of the spectators, the CONSERVATION of
he learned counsel, or the amazement of the
Judge, at the summary winding up of the beauti-
ul case which had been made out but we con.
identity as sert that the scene was rich
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

SHOCKING AND FATAL CRUELTY TO CHILD
In June last Anna Hilton, nine years old, was
adopted from the Five-Points House of Indus
try by Mrs. Simeon Decker, at Long Neck,
Staten Island. On Wednesday last the child
died, and coroner's jury found that she sseame
to her death by being beaten in brutal man
ner, from exposure, and from want OF proper
lourishment, at the hands of Mrs Matilda Ann
Decker" Mrs D. is now in Richmond County
Jail. The testimony shows that the child was
made to do the family washing in an open
yard, in the severest weather; that she had
nothing on her feet and but scanty clothing on
her body; that her feet were frozen, and she
put them in the oven of the stove, where they
were burned to blister; that she could not
walk, but was made to do homework still,
creeping about on her hands and knees until her
knees we're dreadfulIy lacerated; that she was
habitually beaten with broomstick and treated
with the utmost cruelty in every way--in fact
deliberately starved and pounded to death. OF
course, there is great excitement in the neigh
borhood, The Directors of the Mission have
taken the business in hand, and the whole mat.
ter will be sifted thoroughly.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25
Eclectic Medical Notice

1 lhs DlCkINS4sN desires to inform the citizens
burlington and vicinity, that he has
coated IN Burlington forthe practice ofmedicine
Dr. DIS agradaate of the Eclectic Medical College n.
cincinnati college devoted toreformin Science
anu practlce to those acquainted with the md
terary character of its Faculty there In no need N
words ofeuiogy or COMMUNICATION. "
To those unacquainted with Eelectieism va So So
ruls In ofremediaagens isto use tbose
hat the process In the system
nencs we discard CalomeI, Anthony and Arsenic We
have however, than Fifty new Concentrated rene
dss tas yet unknownto the Materia Medica of other
giving US greater range in the selection Of
Is possessed by others We also discard the
use believing II the province of the phys.
clan TO build up rather than deplete
seyeralyears residence in the South has given me "a
rorabeopporunitieso fcontrasng the diseases Of the
North and South.
Chronic disease diagnosed witbcertainyb y the Inn,
pressons made upon the gangiionc nervous system
treated successfully with rem,sis.
CANCERS cured eaeesualiy withoutthe use
and old ulcers cured speedily : = S1l'A'
Medicines dispensed fromthe Office
once over Green, Thomas Co.'s Bank corner NJ Js2
ferson ana fhirdstreets. Entrance on Thru, ~. -
~ g. DICKINSON, Nd.
\. b. Chronic Patientsfrom distance viii Be- fny-
nished with medicines from 1x We.s Win
pseifc directions. 80 IA sSy
sS@52s 80 100, ASos ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

BRooKs.-The well known Washington CORES.
pendent of the Philadelphia Ledger, who is an
active member of the Locooco party, thus al.
ludes to the death of Brooks:
This sudden demise is very melancholy oc-
currence. 1t Is greatly 10 be regretted be had
no opportunity to approach Senator Sumner in
way that might have tended to promote an agree
able exchange of generous sentiment.-It was
manfestiy plain to every obserSant of his DER.
sonai demeanor, that after the first three or four
days OF the present session of Congress, decid.
ed change was to be noticed in the aspect of Mr..
Brooks. He imagined at first he would bravely
hold up under his peculiar position-it was too
much Tor his better nature He felt his position
acuteiy, and he had become seriously thoughtful
in bis seat in the House ofRepresentatiyes. Had
MT. sumner been in Washington, Mr.. Brooks
would probably have obIiterafed the untoward
occurrence which happened in the Senate Cham
Der the past year.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

The Rochester Union states that property
by some believed to be of the amount of $40.
100000, is now held by the law officers in Eng.
land, in charge for the descendants of Law
renee who died without known heirs.
Bogus ten cent pieces, Of the coinage of 1855,
are are IN circulation. They are said to be perfect
counterfeits.
The Chaplain of Congress took for his text
TO the funeral discourse of Preston S. Brooks,
This day shalt thou be with me II. Paradise"
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25
Washington, Feb. l6.

There have been about twenty convictions
during the lastyear for forgery OF land warrants
The last three in Maine, of which the pension Of
fee received intelligence by telegraph to day.
Stodwell and Lee of Va, had y hostile meet
ing near BARS residence this afternoon Three
harmless shots were ired-hostilities were then
adjourned and q board of honor appointed to
effect sn adjustment OF the difficulty. Bocock,
Keitt and Gorde, members OF the House, and
Capt. Corie we're on the ground
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

q, bstIn ri 7 ~ 4 = , 1 q. lSalyf
g So, III III in { 81 liz kest
IN, nine skcss - i S0ses Nil Sbuay! e
ssllsw | has! Raw |" rosred the did
wSms6, VA : 1ooa Yos got Peters
sh<A os--hsH /! hsw haw II
ssBCsh Y roan old Peter, shaking eff
dsath's icy letters 1t one surge, and jump
ing up. q, & s.
= =. Bosh Jacob, vst ! tam de fool you
musht Be, TO say / yash shpake bite Go
bend your bishness, gals. Peter, bring
me some beer.
The old woman saved Peters life.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25
Boston. Feb. Ia.

! A private letter from Hong Kong Dec. 18th
says: The U. S ship Levans is near the facto-
RES. The San Jacinso Tag ship is at Whampoa,
and the Portsmouth at Hong Kong bound for
Shanghai The officers and men had exhibited
the greatest gallantry and skill in their attacks
on the barrier fort. and while on guard on duty
at Canton. None of the officers of the squad
ron we're wounded.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

DoISGs OF A Rich HEiREss.--The New York
correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger tells
of great excitement on Saturday in the Con-
vent of the Sisters of Mercy, corner Of Houston
and Mulberry streets, in consequence OF the
fight from there of young lady, who had, in
fit of disappointed love, turned nun some two
years since. The time was approaching when
she was expected to take the black veil, in which
case some $4,000, TO which she is heiress,
would 60 into the treasury of the church.
Some of the relatives OF the young lady, how.
ever, persuaded her to abandon her intention Of
taking the veil, at the'elevenih hour, as it were,
she consented, and made tracks from the insti.
tuition as above described. Thisis the substance
of the story. The Express gave the initials Of
the ardmatis personde, but now that the cat Is
out of the bag, your correspondent might as
we'll give names in full
The yonng lady is Miss Pauline Gostar, a
grand daughter of the celebrated Madame de
Pau, daughter of the late Count de Grasse.-
The young gentleman who refused to recipro
cate her affection is Waiter Livingston, Esq.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

Albany, Feb. is.
The food continues rising and falling alter
nate. The repairing on the Hudson River rail-
road has been stopped.
The weather Is very mild and damp.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

CHANGE AD0U1 ~ EAI1 RkAXe1
As San, and Ann went ossr the ,p'ain,
And through the tangled Tern,
Sam tore his Observation-Disclosures,
And had 70 put on her'n
cAST0 THE TWO.
And homeward bound they both logged on
And promised not to tell,
And Sam was greatly pies scd to think
Them trousers fit so well. si.na
CANTo TIE THREE TINES.
Sam took her home and went to bed
And dreamed about the breaches,
Ane cursed the day he went with Ann
Casortin through the switches.
cANTo the YoRE.
Resistless time went flowing on
Sam row'd he'd have wife
Some one 10 mend his pantaloons-
A partner during life.
Three years are supposed to relapse
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

cB "Pat have you dated your letter week
ahead. II is not so late in the month by one
week, you spalpeen!"
"Troth, boy, indade, an its jist meself that
wanted sweet Kathleen to get it in advance of
the mail Shure I'll not care if she gets it three
days atore it is written, me darlint."
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

Coon JoKE-The editor of the Dubuque
Northwest, commenting upon the murder OF the
warden of the Massachusetts State prison, be-
walls his death, and says that in him he has lost
dear friend. The Republican attempts to as
suage his grief with the consolation that he will
probably soon have the pleasure of forming the
acquaintance of the warden of the Iowa State
Prison. ..... y. -. + 4
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

EARTHQUAKE IN pIRsiNIA.-The Rockingham
tNa.) Register ofJan. 23d, is informed that the
shock of an earthquake was felt in Pendleton
county, in that State some days before, an aper.
ture has been formed in the mountain, within
two or three miles of Circleyille, in that coun-
,ty, from which volumes of black smoke are IS
suing, and large stones have been thrown. to a
great height.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

- Ciuclnnat, Feb. IS.
Official returns give Slough majority Of 8.
He hss received certificate Of his election.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25
j. J. BUaSHAM. - ILL .it F.B JAGGAR.
l1a BURNHAM & JAGGAR.
MANUFACTURERS of Linseed oil. Best steam
wi heated thin obiong Oil Cake. rE =. 81
iy29bpy Burlington Iowa.
Farmers of Iowa and Him,

Farmers of Iowa and Illinois.
WE ARE NOW READY
ITO purchase Flax Seed and again callyour atten
L ton to our promseto pay the hgRest Market price
for good seed.
We have the best class steam heating machinery from
Ohio. We prepared to manufacture the best pure
oil and thin oblong cake which will exchange for seed
to those who wish it. Please give us chance to buy
your seed and If with the gemeut
pect you shall always find and good market with
us. [jy39wtfI BURNHAM JAGGAR.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

At rattle in St. Louis, Dr.. Stckney, by in
.yesting 10 dollars for chance, won a pair of
Morgan horses worth $500 dollars. Two hun
dred and ferty nine other fellows were not quite
so lucky.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25


says: Ia. 7s. .., ;
We noticed great variety of female costume
at the last Bachelors Ball. Some Of the ladies
danced with warm fur capes, made of otter and
sable while others had their necks and shout
ders protected from the inclement season and
gaze of the world by white bare skins, very beau
FIJI
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25
CHICAGO AND BURLINGTON
"a sa sssa - s.
RAILROAD Line!

N AsA " ~ - - l. ~
(CAca9o, burlington Dc Quincy, Central Military Trac
and Peoria q OQudeekd Rail Roads)
rs now completed, and Trains the entire distance
L from BURLINGTON, IOWA, to CHICAGO without;
change Of cars. sas.- s a.. ..rlT 6.
The most direct route to Chicago, Neso York Boston
IAttadetphfd, and al other Important points East
9 DAILY TRAINS LEAVE BURLINGTON, SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED.
1st,..WOrrsng Express. through, $40
Arriving at Chicago the evening, passing through
Monmouth, Gaesburg Princeton and connecting at Men
dota with the Illinois Central Rail Road, to La Sale
Bloomington, Springfield, Decatur ksonvlle and Ma
pies; also with Gaiena and Dunieth
sd Evening Express through, GAO
Connect with Illinois Central Rail Road al MENDOZA In
st. Louis and Cairo direct.
Trains on the above Roads run in close connection
avoiding lllaying over at any Of the points.
This road connects at Chicago with the Michigan South.
ern Roads and with all the Roads leading to the Atlantic
cities, Ohio, Kentucky and Pennsylvania: - !
Passengers ledUing Burlington dtT 90 p NJ rsal
Gatend and DGntedu In ~ hours, and ST. Louis In 20
hours. - ~
By this route passengers will reach the interior porton
OF ONO and Indiana In less tme with fewer cha
than by anr other route connecting via Michigan
at michigan City, with the New Albany and Salem Road
thence to AL points south and southeast 4
Baggage checked direct through to Chicago and M
charge for handling at any point. -,
S THROUGH TICKETS by this Route can be u,,rcb. sed
at the Rail Road Office In Burlington
G. G. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
Is, =. HOsfORD, Ticket Agent, Burlington. [may IL ".
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25
cANro yEK-No EYES.

CANTo vEE--No EYES.
Qltaat,ani stsfeit--he married Ann
Raised children big rousers
Alasi how changed is Sammy's fate
Ann now wears Samm'sy trousers.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-02-25

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

E BARE SKINS AND. FURs.--The editor of the
Cynthiana, (Ky.,) Age, having attended ball,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-10

JAMES MORROW,
uurgooa anA Mechanical Dsntast.

hGers his services sueL Ia hs Ira rnds and shs
NSpubitc Ia gspesal, believing thai he and oil
give enurs satisaction Ia ala done in the
tsl line. He mas been eagnSsa IN Dc 0sodri~h . al
oes for Tho last atssa snshs and believing thai b,
- sastained me former rcputat pcnstss, b,
asAs tor portion OF tEs patronage OF hts fsiendi
andthe pub.lc. hts aeQ airemsa IN the kno isde,
VI Dsaustsy aud arrangements In his Once and lay
osasory sach ihAt h sis prepared 10 do aay
IN Ihs Denisi .iEe. Hts mode Of work df0ssee
from Ill this sscloa Of the spantsy, seina
more eisaaiy Aad ara lis, aud worn vith more
srs and sssisfaetion 81 lao woaser. Ne vii pat IA
astiacial isdsnsases trpa osc " san s,tis~ sci
cad do all other YORK appeststniagto 10 uentisary.
O0es and uusstsu Fourth stsees,
second house wsst Of hain, adjoining d. orntsins
sssidsaes.
Any number Of references given II required.
NJ Haaaf
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-10

LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY
NJ = . n N . 0-la q p.
NJ posAHUE, successor 10 Ms..r-. he eia,r.S
~. & !: no. sissp pssp.s.s , 70 s.sas.s.ass 'ae
STEAM ENGINES
various kiads suitable " ths wants Of the
ny. Also, CASTINGS, far All ofsAs dsss.n. yas.s-
Ho1ao work 81 the Latest styles,
caps, ,siis Bsssts, Columns. s,e., ste., sivays
hAad, aad make order.
coaseessd siss .as above !. : rcsgias sAop, sa-
srss ssI Cospsasiea of Gssslass made 10 order,
aabbil n Ms1ol siva on hand.
=, s,es Of rsssssa: for Machinery, Balidins and
OsaamsntAi paspssss. is unsurpassed BIZ any dsisf
kspslslas doss a the shorsss. uoilee. CAsssss
rsassssbss. casA a al usss paid for old isea asd
.s,a.s of rros, sad scot, So, Das.ass.., ies..
Mehsi a-u n. boNAHNE.
Drummer Il cASSEL,
NGETAL Rsoisr.. Gonsnuctofs oG sasoks stacks !,
M Brsschsss. .Hsstsfs, Ac. Bsss and Hsass Plumb
,s aud sP.anas Of svssy iaaefpiisa tons On sAo''
asties. Aiss ssssiss Of
ust Air Furnaces. vsatilatsrs. -.
A,tsaiion u invitsd 10 lSslr sssortmsal of eo@
moa eistsra, ,,saxle aud i,iss actsas Force rsapA
An vosx w.tr.asei. shop on corner of sseoai
sna Harrison sts ms,s ,sdu
lA8TicuLAs uOfICE.
bkslRk svsss sotcs ~ Ill pssesss issssssd 70 -.
4 q oacs sgaws ~ ts-r scssauis. th~y I'LL -
vsf = n prs1sr hnsde fos collection. eoatssa1 70
ssss ssasssnsiy iasgs ssecs u fs~sh FAMILY uRo.
cka rB a al sad II tins bsst quality - ~
.t.rs ~ cssss second Aad iovs sis~ss. Asd psT
teulsfy - ~ atsas0s VI s psbi ~ lsis asstsas
dis ss~es. "
dsr q en- WALIsh AkLLt.
ron SALE.
sixty scsss sxcsllsat Coal Lsad In Scott County
oef ~ ns Asssahts toDeosst dasns In thb cJsnty
~ ss unass e~luvasss. stst god hosss eoasaisiss
ruens oaiias cisssst, cell and cthss
soa V scfss 81 nps timber only Ave miis~ om Dawes
pegt.
W.
La corsss Wss~sa Avesas AaA Thisd q. yo1to,
All ,.rv le~ fsOvxIj ALLuH cLARk.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-10
Stoves, st0ves.' Ntoycs,

Al wHoLkSALts
ME would invite the etursns 70 nAsenparL al a
w sasreaadins country - aar isrvs a..sTta.at,
the largest brought iato lows uheh viii
b. foand he fameas
Garter Oak Cooking Stove.
which ~halensss the world for IL advantages du
s..iitty.
The enameroasa aui ieiss which - snail CONSTANT }
keep hand i.r Tiaasrs as.. t.a plate. ss~ei
iron, all kinds boiled ALa chareoAi Russia and isi
t.tion do, ttnnrd copper fics do, black tu cop
Ter. lead and metal bpttom.. riv.ts all sifaa.
klnjs OF nfcaed and japan sar., unn.rN tooi., &c
water cooiefs aud fsfss.rators, aud assa n
passons iavofing as sith an ories, 90 IA sol them
seois Ia our lin. ss tss as bs bought ia Chicago
-. Louis. ana ON terms " suit.
Plesse cell and iook ~ our atocx ami i-aFs
prices, and Ihtnk you sill se con sinced oI Tho
farI.
Count y merchants can rcl, on sotar Supplied Al
ali times with tin ware, and "a layorat.e terms ~
whoiesai. pric.s.
oid sses, copper, ,6e. iassn in Exchange spr goods
Particular A.tentton paid Ia Hosse Rsonnx aud
-poaung, aud job work In xsneral.
WICK ERsHAM " lLLIAMs.
aps1d<hvtf M 4. s.Narravs'btaet, Front 81.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-10
Glstbis).


"A IAfHe asssssAsnt ef blseh sad hssy osetsss
s3oaG vnach can be found brow n, bloe, Rseos
ashs, onve fre ch dtab pais,ot. and hoete ofoshos
svs~s 10 which We invite the eisissss Of unv00p SET
:. saamine. fieass Keep tAing is ,oas oIst
..at - enavs Ket ths best Gutter ~ est of N. vssA
thy. We warrant all our sarme IA /, sun - =
tyn.
maysdu p. L. ruNn
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-10
MAHuYs xEArr:g AVN BOWER



Pure Imported Wiaes 4 Liquors. Cigars. Sc.
sfu ssokK Iust oftssD,
lasi.r tho Theatre, saeond a.. corner u Hip
u, IA lis uaty, will 4. iarss constantly wtn ths
issx-.t sad oI imPortei wiaas, Lluass and
a1.ars, ever bfoaxht u tha Wsst-ra country. Our
asAvy sAsIs ali parohassd la Naatr.al. Iaaais,
Aud Snapped is Us ~ Rosh, thus enabling as 10
sUARaSTEk THAN PURE.
f~eling es.naisat thAl ssek, regards gaaiity
and pr.e. viii ssmsss isssssbts with Nh ia Aaeses,
anvits the aiaataa uf Iaru.. s,sling ~ psfehAss
DuN MIR A KAkNks.
~ r. Boxsss, fnpn Sew York;
Ii Bsssns, from dsstfs nehiad - ,
ngnRABKA LAND A0knCY.
C0Ok, sargent = esArkcr.
FLohkSGk, SEBhAskA,
@il s'tsad promptly 10 all business .oan.e,sd
with Lard Agency, .. .Aef ia NspfssAa ~ " EASTERN
Iowa.
Laad Warrants hsaght, sold and located.
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