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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-06
: RRlNDRETHS PILLS

bile and therefore the first thing for those who are dys
peptc should be to commence the publication Of their
blood.
BRANDRETHS PILLS
Not only purify but they make the blood richer and add
those principles upon which its power to resist disease
depends
Much operation with successful the ecu iaTity
Of Bandreths Pills. NV that we may soon expect genial
Spring. it is OF great importance that few doses be used
by the wise Our are subject to Redundancy oil VI
tiated bile at this season. and is dangerous is
prevaentbu Brandreths Pills afford an invaluable and
efficient protection BY their occasional prevent
the collection of those impurities. which, when in ai
cent quantities. much danger to the fine organs
of the stomach and bowels. They soon liver com
PLANT dyspepsia loss appetite pain in the head heart
burn pain in the breast bone sudden antness and cost
iycGess In brief Brand eths ills work their way to
the very roots ofhe disease cleansing in their passage
removing every unhealthy accumulation, till the blood is
purified the whole system renovated, and the functions
and duties Of life become pleasure, where before they
had been sad and weary burdens
We have thousands of similar testimonials to the follow
ing and such evidence be had from living witnesses
all around US every side. It's from gentlemanohgh
leSLectabity whose letter be at the Principal
Office: he writes;
Il am now fitytwo years OF age.
For twenty years have used your Pills as my family med
icine and wish no other, and have had occasion
to call physician in my family, (savc in the sickness OF
my wife with chdrcn) during the twenty years."
TRUE MEDICINAL PRINCIPALS.
Never extract blood Blood is the life, By abstracng
il in painful diseases you tday occasion the patient ease.
but remember this ease is only the reduction lessenng
the power to feel. And by thus taking away natures tools
you may from fully repairing the ravagcs Of
0amation and convert what might only have been the
sickness oa days weeks into chronic affection Of
months or years.
PURGIAG BY MEANS OF BRANDRETHS PILLS.
This is the means which accords with naturenatures
remedy in fact. When sudden, acute Continued pain
occurs then insure security you must take medicine
that will surely purge There must be shiy shallyng
because every minute lost may be fatal
Principal Office 43 BrandTeth Building AT Broad
way .
All Pills with 2 Broadway on the box, are counterfeit
The genuine sold respecta dealers every where
G. A. SHOOK, Agent
apr4 I'm Winchester, !enn
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sEAGo & ABBOTT | s VIM {. MOORE,
lanta, In 1862.
SEAGO, ABBOTT CO..
Successors to Sesgo g. Abbctt,)
Wholesale Commjssicn MerchQats,
ATLANTA GA

ATLANTA, GA.
Especially for the sale of Tennessee Produce
such as Bacon, Lard, Corn, Flour, Meal
Feathers, Stock, &C.. also make collections
for Banks and individuals on the most accom-.
modating terms, and Invariably remit with the
utmost promptness. We Frequently fill Or.
ders for Bacon from Tennessee, therefore
those wishing to sell before shipment will do
we'll to write ue before selling, describing
quality Of sides, hams and shoulders, and also
state the time of delivery ind price, and il
we have any ordtr. that we can put it into
we will do so with pleasure,
All business letters, .nquriee, &c, prompt
ly answered. Liberal advances given either
IN cash or by acceptance on consiGnUcHts.
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BIZ N ks

OF every Kind. Driuted on dne paper. and for
sale 1t 81 % ger quire, cssh.
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A GREAT RUSH!
MELAlN0TyPEs AHEAD,
Az7
HUGHES BROTHERS,
NreIninOtype, AmbrOtype. pn
graphic q Daguerrean Artisss"

-~'AA.Ss' IShhO EuQ&.
MeIninOtype, AlnbrOtypc, phn..
graphic ~ Daguerrean Artis,S o-
2s Union Street, NasAyile
THESE pictures { Meleinoiypcs) ara -.
stantkeceving the unqualified approh, .vn'
Of Artists, Amateurs, ind The public pens v''
ally, US can be attesed by the large ~, mHo.
taken daily, by their possessing sInss ys'
qualities over both the Ambrotype and ~ NJ
guerreotype. va
Our facilities being better and moro oy,.,
sive than any other Gallery in Tcpnessoaa
and having recently enlarged and fitted ="
our establishment in an elegant monns1
equal to any in the North and superior to INV
in The South, VIC are now enabled to 6nsI
pictures. put up in u neat case, beautiful
colored, for '
Fifty Cents. and upwards.
Our patrons will find every conyenicnc.
and accommodation, the RECEPTION ROOM
being easy Of access, on The FIRST FLOOR
adjoining which is a SPACIOUS TOILET
ROOM for ladies' exclusively.
N. B. Constantly on hand the most ex,ep.
sive and varied assortment Of Fancy Frames
Cases, etc. HUGHES BROS,
No1lcE. photographs taken at our Galler,
{ late podge's) on the Square, over Hicks
China Hall. from miniature to lifc size on
conyass, eithor plain or colored.
may 20 If
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ISHA No 6. HARRIS,
ROBERT HATTON.
Nashville, May 70, 1851.

TIEALTH DEPENDS UPON PUhE BLOOD. THIN
IL AND ACRID BLOOD CANNOT sECRETEHE
bile and therefore the first thing for those who are dys
peptc should be to commence the publication OF their
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-02

a. Only about forty days intervene until
our first election under the mes Constitution
Il occurs on the I'd Tuesday, or 18th day of
October. Ii 10 one Of the most important cleo
TORS ever held in the State. We have .
Governor and Lieutenant Governor to elect,
and Legislature whose duty it will be 70 put
the New Constitution fairly in operation, in.
sagursie diAerent policy under il, and elect
United States Senator instead Of Jones. In
Des Moines County we have two Represents
,ives and senator to elect, while Des Moines
and Louisa have one Representative to elect
between them Il Is not only important that
we put good men in nomination for these Offices.
but thar they be named at an early day 90 that
ali may be thoroughly posted as to their quail
i6eations. We desire 70 see the people Of the
several townships NOT only speak at the polls,
but Ia the se@inasing Coaventioa. Let who
erer may be named, be the choice Of the
great body Of the Republican voters. fairly
expressed u viii then be proper and reasona-
bic to expect every man TO labor. Let NJ have
q thorough organization, extending to every
school district, with an apportionment and
proper divisiea Of the work. Thus, and thus
oaiy, shsn ve ssaeea The County. We must
vosk for tive must labor necessarily or we
cannot reaseaably hspe for success. 1t il use
less to rely vhslly upon The justice Of our cause
the soundssss Of our psisciples or the char
acser and standing Of our candidates for sue
eess. We nsss put our Aands 70 the work and
achieve eucceM
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Frana the Plains.

august y, ~.
In advance of the mails send you important
news from the plains, by the arrival Of the Santa
Fe mail on yesterday evening.
The mail inbound met Col. Sumner on the
18th inst. little above Old Fort Atchison bound
to Bents Fort. He had fight with 400 Chey
ennes few days previous on Smoky Hill Pork,
killing 9 Of their number, completely destroying
all their camp property and taking all their loose
animals. Sumner did not FIRE upon them at oil
but charged-precipitatin them with terror
in fight. They we're still fleeing, and the pro
liability was that he would not soon overtake
them. He hoped however to give them another
pull above Bent'e.
An express reached Santa Fe on the 25th ult.,
giving information of an engagement between
Col Miles column and a large force Of Apache
Indians, q considerable distance south of the ar.
my depot on the Gila. Twenty six Indians we're
killed and thirty wounded. Lieutenant Davis
OF the LIST Dragons. and Lieutenant Steen, Of
the Sd Infantry, and nine men Of the column
we're wounded. The force ofthe Indians was
very large, and their animals and other prop
erty captured and destroyed.
Mo. Repub.
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lsssnger By the NichiKan Central Railroad

A passenger BY the MicAigan Central Railroad
lnding thar thstrain did MOI stop q : particulas
asaGion. rushed for the rear car, carpet bag In
hand, and jumped Oh. The train vas passing
- speed Of thirty milss e hcsf, and of courss
b sssuck the. ground q 10 nttls distance ffom
~ starting point Ons teog struck the ground
1ssG and - heavily did - co., down thas ~
bssl q Als beet vas torn ~ His seoond lo0s
ssSask twelve. Iecs distant ffo1 hio arss eeaek,
- - boe& heel was also tipped fton ~ eehef
bsse Ne man continssd ~ tapl4 nove
msnss--bsiag shrovn int al sosta a posilioAe
49, s.Hs e'.s- Ne ,e psyeec. e 1e ~!
aVsn IL pei where y M tAs ranAtne Vain.-
O. pisAmg himss6 W - ~ askea Il " Had
bssa AssN uAeA Il, answered hat 10 DID nos
kasw, sna innsdiAasly Seisile NJ watch end
anamber Of ~ b1steno vhicA Aad been ecas.
ssred By shs SAeak, and NJ carpas-0as, ~ ssass-
"a q With ~ di1aes tessssAly Ven SetslDa-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-02

The ssslinAkisas nsds a. Iowa City, BY The
Dschanaa passy. ~ ~ ssceat Ceavension, can
Be REGARDED b - eshsr light than - q second
sGest % ds1bss tAs new Conssisation. So far q
10 could be deoe. thas party, as party, vas a..
rsyed agaisssias aAeptisa ct the recent election,
and The nass ssssausus EFFORTS ever put forth
msde 70 defeat It. The Nebraaka Bankers,
having direct iaterest, furnished the sinews Of
sar. The Hard Msssy men joined very hearth
y in The rid. ard falssAeod and clanor came
very near beiag ssesessfal.
Another sGSst b nov 70 b made, through the
nominatioa Of 6amuels, Of Dubuque, Jones
Hard hoeey man, 70 defeat one Of the objects
Of The sdeptioa Of the Consultation. The fra
oers q thas instrument thoaghs that the clause
In the old csestitusien prohibiting banks, % far
from giving the people hard money currency,
only gave them irresponsible and deprecated
paper which drove sut good bank paper and
gold and silver. They therefore dssermioed 70
trust the people, shro their representatives. with
the powers necessary for the creation Of Banks,
80 be used Or not. - the people. through their
servants. might determise. Falling 70 de-
feat the Ossstisssioa. they nov propose 70
defeat the Bank feature Of it by palming Oh, -
an orthodox democrat shis Hard money partisan
of the Jones clique who wish to exclude Banks
in order that they can use their immense wealth
to the best advantage. The prescription Of
every man, in that party, who voted for the
adoption Of the new Constitution, 10 bat to give
the party . hard money character, without "a
eng the people fairly upon the hard money is
sue. They know If they 60 to the polls upon an
anti-bank issue, fairly made up they are beaten
to death in advance, and will be routed, horse,
foot and dragons. in every County in the State,
unless il b. In benightsd Dabuqus, the 6odom
of Iowa Dsnocraey.
We shall sse whether Bank Democrats will be
caught by th,s cunning expedient-we shall see
hos they viii take the slaughter Of JOhnstone,
Hall, Coolhaagh 4 Co., who have been laid out
handsomely! We shall ZEE what We shall see!
But a. il is not our funeral we shall not inter
fere.
In the mean time ne have only one sugges-
ton to make. II the Republicans Of Iowa do
their duty. we viii beat Mr.. Benjamin F. Samueis
and his weighty colleague clear out Of sight on
the Second Tuesday Of October. Let US have
thorough organization-let it be understood
that every Republican in the State must and
shall be At the Polls, and the harps Of the Hard
Money. Slavery Extension Democracy viii grace
the willows.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-02

LrEAAL RUNAWAY MASCn.-A capital sorry
is told BY . Texas paper Of .. runaway match
that came OF in that State. Il sesms that
couple had resolved TO get married. uoswstand-
ing the opposition Of parents snd relatives Of
every degree, and securing the cooperation Of
atrisndly clergyman, they all three mounted
their horses and Get ous for friends nansioa,
several miles distant, where the rites could b
s0lemnized without interference. They had mot
gone far, however, before their hight vas dis
covered, and then there vas a much mounting.
and rscing, and chasing, - occurred % the
occasion Of young Lochinvar's" celebrated
elopement with the Nsshesby naidsa. The
lovers and their faithful pastor sooa heard The
noise Of approaching pursuefs and gave their
horses the spar. But alas their enemies were
better mosated and gained fass upon them. ID
was evident they vosld sesn b capaaes6, WAes
! felieisoss inspirassoa u ths naidsa sa1e.te
their cid. s'CaAt ron marry ~ ~ vs run n abe
shoute4 70 he clsrgyman. The idea ~took,
and the pastor q oace commenced IL sleoal.-'
An parsiss !. covered shcmsslvss With gloey,~
and JUS = ne brides father clutched kss
bridle-rein. The clergyman pronounced the low
err man and vile. when the old esnslemen
6rst learned whas Aad been aeae, " was Inclined
% Be furious but being gallane cid fellow end
adnirtng daahing action, he soen ceoclsdsd
g forgive he ruDavaya In eossiasrasios ei the
hsnasose end lovsl napnef IN which tAey ni-
sripAst ss9 I'm. M " .'.]@ Y Y
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-02

a. We lass evening looked at marble man.
tie. at the shop Of Donahue 4 McCosh, gotten
up for the new house Of Mr.. Palmer. 1t is GER
tainly a. fine specimen Of carving as We have
ever ssen, in thas line. The design, too, is hne'
presenting froas and sids views quite different
A Whole it y specimen hard TO beat. East
Or West.
We insite coupoisevrs IN such matters 10 step
In and inspect this, - ven a. many other spec
linens Of carving 70 be found At their yard on
Weshiagton street.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-02

cLorHIss i--nssnL Kaiser & Co., jefferson
street, are in receipt Of one Of the largest stocks
II Fall and wisssr caoshise. Csssimeres, Cloths
and vessingA Rsnishiag Goods. ETC., that We
have seen e1hiAised in sosn. Their house b
literally ja.ped With Clothing. sf the latest
ssyles asd ness approved pAsseraa Dealers
iron the .ntssir cad III perscas in the habit Il
exhibiting theoseives in male attire. are invited
- usik in, Hthey en- get in, and zee Wool and
issk Ct his shiaei
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-02

eIAs a gentleman was standing in q lime
kiln. just GU, OF town, yesterday, an Irishman
load Of stone upon the gentleman's unfor-
tunate head. He vas somewhat Injured. but
mot seriously. when the gentleman stands
again We presume IL win not be in lime kilnl
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-02

CoxsoIsso.-fhe Cleveland Herald !. con-
soled in the matter Of ihe their Of the Loco
foeo Trcssusss Of Ohio. Breslia, By the re-
section that had be left any money in the
Treasury thS SsAts you'd have lost It BY the
failure Of the Lie Insurance and Trust COM
pany.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-02

few days since Captain Wilson arrived IN
Port with three Anacondas, which he had con-
veyed to his house in Front street, above South.
One Of the animals, " beautiful" fellow, fifteen
feet long, and stout in proportion, became
among the missing on Tuesday last, and it was
thought he had been stolen but yesterday Al.
ternoon the fact leaked out that his snakeship
had merely journeyed on an exploring expsai-
ton or perhaps he fancied himself in his ma
tive land and went in search Of the elephant !
At all events yesterday afternoon, ofllcer 81 vas
in Swanson street near South, when . Hibef.
nian came 70 him IN breathless haste and stated
that whspping big bull dog was In the
cellcr." No. 81 immediately descended 70 The
celler in search Of the big dog, but was some
what astonished ct putting his foot on some.
thing slimy. No. 81 next heard tremeudouo
hissiag and ooncluded Il was about time 70
leave, but In attempting 70 beat retreat 10
found he had caught tartar, for The snake
wound himself around one leg and the body Of
the ofticer and commenced 70 crush him up u
accordance with the regularly estahleshed prac-
lice Of Anacondas. Fortunately for ~ peaiss
establishment of the Second Diserict No. % =
. very powerful msn. and o. sp1nky = sAaba
athletic. He accordingly ssissd The saaks ~
the beck Of the neck With tre0ea1oeo eteps 4
and be held hin vssy anconlossabis end msch
aseoniahed until Caps. Wilson Was ssnt Tor. -
CApesin relieved No. 81 IN shs sasesdy q ~
sashes hape, and vhils be held On he e4cef
unwound haself - = The ssnny man q ~
Dulls1ia soRps s1ggssts b shuGed ~ IL
mossAl cell So
Ne eGless vas badly bruised By ~ clsss
ombsooo 81 the snake, but this N0sning -
hnghsl % ~ aeAis, . laagA sAss vas aidsd
81 Ahssasd - 6oabA ~ 80 laos sAas - Aad
sscsived . ~ dsllas bin ~ way u plasesr See
No wesadA PhnAdssphia nallssiA
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Tive Indians and BHalf.Brecd I.ymcheA
I'm Minnesota

In MtnmcsOsas
The following account of horrible murder
and lynching affair We take from the Sank Rap.
| ids Froaterman Of the 20sh inst: W
We have just been informed BY Mr.. Paul, OF
Platte River, that two Indians and . Half Breed
we're hung between Swan River and Little Falls,
on Monday evening about o'clock, by the citi.
Gems OF Little Falls, Swan River and Vicini.ies,
for numbering man at Gull Lake, supposed to
he pedlar, under the following circumstances.
These Indians and the Half-Breed attacked him
with stones, beating him in shocking manner,
and left him, and meeting an Indian with bot
tie of whiskey, who treated them, while stand
ing there they heard the groans Of the man,
and went back and dispatched him, and buried
him under the sand so shallowly that part Of
his f,ead and his feet could DO seen. But for
two Indian women who saw them in the act Of
burying the body, they might not have been
Immediately detected. These women at once
gave the alarm ut the Mission Station, at that
Mace. and johnson and other Indiana, with
some other white men, went and arrested the
three. took them to Grow Wing, and delivered
them 10 the whites there, who took them to
Little Falls and put them into the hands Of Mr.
Pue, the Sheriff Of Morrison county. He bound
them, got team, and started on down, with
the idea Of taking them TO St. Paul, and deliv-
ering them over TO the authorities there.
He proceeded with tho prisoners to q little
below Platte River, when he was overtaken BY
several teams loaded with men who wrested the
prisoners holding the Sheriff until the former
we're put into other wagons, when all turned
back 70 Swan River. After all had taken SUP.
per, they went about half way 10 Little Falls,
put pole on the branches Of two trees, which
they found suiRciently close together for the
purpose, drove . wagon which contained the
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-02

uAr. Augusta Somers was brought before
Eco. Harris, yesterday, charged with being
drunk and having fits, and was sentenced to
thirty days Imprisonment. Being q very poor
man, and living somewhere else, he was dis
charged on condition that he would leave town
(which he Immediately proceeded to do.
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uNr. Harris. just from Plattsmouth, Ne.
bruska, thinks Chapman is elected to Congress
without doubt. He says that Ferguson got the
votes Of party Of Aormons, on their way to
Salt Lake, thus swelling his number, but that
these votes would or had been thrown out, and
Chapman would doubtless get the certificate
and the seat in Congress.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-02

tT'Tis pitiful-'tis wondrous pitifnl, that
those Of our eastern friends who imagined that
we in Iowa are beset on every side with wolves
and buffalocs aud red men, we're not in Burling-
ton on Saturday last, to winners the excitement
and intense curiosity displayed by old men and
m1idens-Germans and Irishmen--dandes and
ragamufRns- grandams and babies, on account
Of the appearance Of party Of Pawnee Indians
from Nebraska, who we're travelling east. They
halted ON Washington streets, and passed the
afternoon in their carriage regular Jersey
wagon, Of stupendous dimensions, while old and
young America, with liberal sprinkling Of
adopted citiz. nship, clustered in silent awe or
bois,erous curiosity, around them. There they
sat for hours like statues, apparently uncon.
scious OF the presence Of . single being, while
little boys gazed delightedly at their paint and
EARRINGS; and old men told Of the vanished
years when they FIRST came to the wilderness
that is Low Iowa, and finding the redskins
xho had already been driven to 1.-THE bufalo's
haunt crowded them farther westward, even
ITO the gophet's hole" The deer has given
way to the bulldog, blankets and paint have
been superseded BY lace and rouge, and school
boys will steal holiday to get sight Of those
terrible fellows Of whom they read in Parley's
History.
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q Messsa Cen q 0oa lave sossivod IL
Aeescy Il - Osu1seusalsA lssssanss Ced'
pany ef Harrisburg. Pa. go = sss noes sso-
sssntisl cOassaissin - essaisys vim capital
e oso0,0oo.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-02

~ Start & Co. are receiving their fall stock
of goods, and their commodious warehouse is
already full. On the first floor they have an
immense supply Of general dry goods, above, q
beautiful assortment Of white goods, hosiery,
&c.,-in the third story hats and clothing, and
in the fourth miscellaneous stock Of notions,
comprising everything in their line. This stock
is judiciously and tastefully selected and cannot
fail to please their customers. We think that
merchants from the interior canAot lay in q fall
stock to better advantage, or at lower rates,
anywhere in this region. s. / Co. and their
employees are all gentlemen, and those who ia.
vor them with call, will have no cause to re-
greet it. They are prepared to fill orders for the
whole country back of us, (almost,) and We
hope to see them acquire Q large share Of the
trade of central lows.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1857-1858, 1857-09-02

BcnsLAay.--The Grocery Store Of Mr.. W.
Eienaa, as she corner Of Third and Valley
streets, was entered BY forcing The lock with .
chisel, and robbed Of two dollars in change
and goods to the amount Of about twelve dol
Lara. The burslass left the large chisel used
in opening the door, upon the counter. Az
IL d Of NO use 70 Mr. E.. he says that those
leaving it can obtain it BY calling at the store
and proving property.
A Bakery, next door, vas also entered, it Is
supposed, BY The same person, and few dol
lars in money abs:racted.
We do mot feel disposed 70 wish evil to any
Of our citizens, but We cannot refrain from
regret that those robberies, instead Of happening
70 these individuals, had not fallen upon those
Of our citizens Who contend that We have no
need Of police force. A single policeman
with stous heart and hickory clut ,ould have
spoiled this seventy mine burglary, and placed
the perpetrators in = safe retreat, where they
would have been out Of the reach Of such sell.
ish temptations. We hope that before these
nocturnal depredations get to be Of frequent
occurrence We shall have q police so puac.
tual and efficient that property shall remain
undisturbed, and such vigilance committees as
we we're obliged to have two years ago, shall
be superauous.