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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-21

Rev. 9. J. johnson, late Of Burlington, lows
hes commenced his labofe % Pastor Of the re-
Gently formed Union Church. We learn that The
church have Purchased the house of worship
which they have hitherto occupied on lease,
and that they are greatly encouraged At ths
prospects before them. With young, talented,
and accomplished pastor, tried man, they have
every prospect Of success and usefulness st.
Louis Western Watchnaa.
The remains OF Wells and McGomaa, two
young mea Who tell While defending Baltimore
against the attack Of the Htiiish, September
II. 1914. were re-inserred with 4rsat pomp on
Monday last.
The Republicans and Americans OF the Third
Congressional District. Ind, are working to-
eether with will and determination for the
defeat Of Hughes, Lecomfton Democrat
Dunn's election is regarded as certain.
The Rev. P. r. Bishop has accepted the pas
torate Of the Baptist church i'll Burlington, Iowa.
He succeeds the Rev. e. J. johnson, who has
declined call TO the Presidency OF burlington
University, in favor of pastoratc in St. Louis,
Mo.-St. Louis Western Waterman.
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FALSEEk0OD vs.. FACT,

| Amalicious and designing card, By A G Bragg ex-
tensiyely advertised throughout the country in euec,
says: "The present propretors Of the Mexican Mus.
| tang Liniinent being unprncipled men tity do not
make the said Linmen good as it formerly was ana
tnas he ID will not be responsible Tor its Effects
eauoning the public against its USE etc. This means
us-bafnes and Park. OF New York, and John d PARK,
VI cincinnati. We have been somewhat known to the
public OF the United States for a number Of years I.
| were 1t necessary to yindicate cur reputation We
should consider the endorsement Of this MIR Bragg
| very equivocal compliment
His statement implies n.oiss-ei,her as public ben.
efaetor, ~ to further private interest Which il
is This said Bragg was at one time partner in the
Mustang Eminent, made celebrated by the originator
MI Geo. W. Westbrook, and with the COM. osition Of
winch Bragg had nothing to do. MIR W. paid MIR B.
eouooo! Tor his halinterest in the article OF course
'he implied and covenanted consideration for such an
amount 81 money was, that she, Bnagg, should
any manner, directly or indirectly, be interest
ed in manufacturing selling any Liniment Ointment
or save." Mr. Westbrook was heavily engaged In ont
side business. Toprotect his properly and pay Bragg
he offered to sell this Liniment. We knew tie value Of
the article, made the adv held cancelled notes
-Bragy's receipts IN tn for s500o0-and became
owners Of the Linment We took immediate means to
examine its recipe, protect Its purity, increase its SALE
advertisement
wasas cheap as really good medicine and that our
interests lay directly III reaching tie interests OF the
consumers. This Ln.mtnt, always popular, was never
entitled to the attention now. The very best
materials are used--,he recipe is alone ours
In less than six months from our purchase OF The
Linialent, ar Bragg entered lie market with an iaid-
ton and counterfeit article, under another name-
We presented his contract Of sal he ,ued the moral
obligation, and c!oakeJ his legal position nv doing the
business under the name Of his lie has struggled
Tor some time unable to make his article cell Ii Is not
liked; people say, lit las virtue" Is not his fasl-
are al impostufe, and the immense success or or
Laatntht, Ae goaaiag dccasion ~ his last (Risitey.
esed) pabltc aYpsdt' The public are not interested
between Barnes Parks and Bragg but they are
in the genuine purity of article Of such universal
necessity as this Linimcnt. Viii you be imposed upon!
We have remained quiet; he mistake. the cause and
reads close We warn him Of the re suits IL he pro-
ceeds farther, it will be When We cannot perceive VII
lainy, and when We dare punish Its pcrpetrator
and protect our rights.
No manufacture the original, genuine Mustang
LiLiment. We are responsible for its Effects
respectfully, BARNES 4 PARK,
septls-iw New York and Cine lLnati.
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" me Following may be considered as settling tn,
question nduibly, that with such s'remedy on sal,
oy all principal druggists man need longer 90 viii
MS caput IL the condition Of "Cld Uncle Ned's"
from our acquaintance with persons who have used
o. woods Hair Restorative with perfect success for
Tue last TWO years. we feel hesitation recommend
ing the article as superior any other now
IN use Tor the same purpose viz: for restoring gray
mar 70 It's original COLOR and perfect cure for
paiahess ana never-failing preventive for .he falling
Of the hair.
isdecidedly the best and most popular In use for
oeaatliyihg, preserving and Strengthening the hair
eshg diseases OF the skin, and removing scurt dand
run and all erupios and feyersh heat from the scap
We speakn relation 20 the above from what we know
having been personally acquainted with numerous per-
sons VINO have used u Restorative for the above pur
poses with the most gratifying results
~ y not often we notice patent medicine indeed We
tnk We never pulled before but Pref Woods lair
restorative Is something superior to most OF the
parailons OF the day, that we cannot forbear ask.
ing t.e attention o. onr readers it[From the Chi
cago n y. Christian Advocate.
CAur1oN-Etware Of worthless limitations Is seyara,
are ALREADY in tie market, called by different names
Use none unless the words professor Woods air m
storative. Depot ST. Louis, Mo-, and New York; are
blown In the bottle Sold by all Druggists and patp,
Medicine dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers in the United States and Canadas
Sold here by all Druggists
sept1-1m
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tFor the HAwK-EYE.l

Mr.. EDITOR -
have often thought tina. some people tell
truth at times without intending it. In illustrs.
ton OF the fact. would state that was in your
city when 5. A. Douglas spoke there in 1852,
and while speaking, son Of Erin, who had i'm
bibed rather freely at one of the houses on
Water street, wished to have some point ex-
planned in Douglas remarks, "and spoke right
out in meerin in order to have it understood,
There was an immediate rush of the unterrified
TO the quarter whence the disturbance came. 10
silence the intruder, while Douglas raised him
self 10 his full height and exclaimed in his
most sgotis;ical manner: "Let him alone,
gentlemen, I'll make them hopl before Tn done
with them" When To-! it was discovered that
the noisy intruder was one OF the mos. faithful
Of the Democracy.
have often since thought that il his words
were not prophecy 'The,y acere Almost" for Ger.
tainly no one of his party has ever caused more
ho@!i"g in their ranks than S. A. Douglas.
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incompetence with the previous notice If the
'saus OF Des Noinos County met in Con-
. ''o1 u Marion Hall, on Saturday, 18th, and
'-'Aeo os ele"ting John G. Law President,
'Ss appointing Geo. L. Lane Secretary.
~ So'ion' It was approved by Convention
'-'' 'e proceed to put in nomination by ballo,
. aoninee for Clerk Of District Court. Upon
' 's''os Rufus T. Arrick received majority
1s votes cast, wh..reupon he was unani'
c. c. declared to DO to nominee of this
q. : Aafsh being present he w.~ called upon
a :. eeen' to which he eloquen,i,~ respond
'e' Which the Convention adjourned.
O., J. G. Law, President.
w. IL. LAsx, Secretary.
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| F,o,r-p,or. -. New York, Sept 90
tiour-buoyant with . fair demand s.iIs ~ 90
ssa,s - eoDs % for unsound; q 9O5 90 for saoe
A.ei 70 900 % for extra state % sOsl5 Is for Gu
70 ,a extra WESTERN IS 75l5 IS for shippn
Sr1naS extra round hoop Ohio. CANADIAN Pour stss
SHs1 eoo oDls Is COOS 50 for extra Small sales
good qualities. sales small, - SSSe Per oosn OF
:. cona-Dau and unchanged. Sales Of $4,000 busbe,,
~ 1o0s4kc for mixed western " o o1slei1
ozc for western. " ~'e' eoe fsQD
hJe-Flrm. Sales Of 5000 bush at 3sc.
ferk-Duil and lower. Sales of 4,n, bhl.. . ., I, Al.
Tor mess; e15 O0D15 rs for prime was. - 90 20
Beef-Cnchanged,
for sho msas-Steady Sale. of 400 hhds at 4h@exc
nacoh-Quet and UNCHANGED.
Lard-Du! and heavy. Sales a.N, hill. a. ,,ka,,,>
l6I20c for state. ~SSA'e luz Vhio' and
Uneese-selling at 507Ic
Mhiskev-Nominai. sales nj o.
Stocks-Duil and heavy
,loney-FeRty and holders are anxious 70 nv.s, =.
S,.l, cent on CALL and 4G6c for short best paper
,,S eliLs Exchange-Best best bills can be hopuht a.
~ A'ie dodg this morning.
ps.a;sN 81 bonds u; NJ 28k; NYC 7s.
q" eAu p Az Canal rs, new, So So Erie II: !
u, 81; do 80, 50. " A''0 oonos %
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Correspondence Of the Gate Cityl
Colonel Curtis and Governor Grimes
at Knoxville.


EDS. GATE Cry Our gallant standard bear
er OF this Congressional District and Ex Cover
nor Grimes addressed the people of Marion
county on yesterday. Calculations for a "bie
demonstration had been made, and three
thousand people would have been present bu,
for the inclemency of the weather. About Z
O'Clock in the morning it commenced to rain
and from that time till noon it rained, blowed,
Numbered, lightened, hailed and stormed inces
sanity. OF course there could not have been
the demonstration which otherwise there would
nave been. Nevertheless, there was q large
turn out. The country people came in from the
farthest corners of the county, some with splen.
did banners and martial music, and all with
warm, patriotic Republican hearts. The new
Court House was initiated, and its large court
room was flied to overlooking. There must
have been thousand persons present, including
very nearly hundred ladies, some of whom
had come a distance of fifteen miles
At O'Clock Colonel Curtis was introduced to
the crowd by Hon. Jas. Mathews, Chairman of
the meeting, and three hearty rousing cheers
told OF the enthusiasm of Marion County Re-
publcans. The Colonel spoke for ninety min
utes, and made an unanswerable argument. lie
was frequently interrupted by rounds of ap-
pause, and certainly cannot complain of the
Republicans of old Democratic Marion,"-to
be DNHoStaSiC iUOFe, certain, sure, Gov
Grimes followed the Colonel in a mastery
speech two bours in length. 1t was indeed a
splendid effort, and everybody admitted that
his remarks en- the Democratic Charges of
Republican extravaganza" in our State at
fairs were complete ertiagaishers Of those
'Appropos :-Elwood and Trimb.e were here
on Saturday last. Whilst Elwood was speaking
on that h0rrid matter of Republican extrayao
gance, friend OF Trimble's by his side. asked
him why the speaker got off those tricky false.
hoods. Trimble remarked that "he knew the
charges were false, but they had to have some.
thing to cOnduct the canvass ON
The Republicans here are fully aroused. Col.
Curtis says we have more live Republicans here
than he has met, though every where they are
we'll aroused. The meeting yesterday will do
great good, and you may put down Marion.
county Is safe Tor Colonel Curtis
Respectfully, d.
Knoxville, Sept. Is, 1853.
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BurliDgtou, Monday, p. IN.

II DutHpGtOuy M0noAys p IN.
Inc river 10 nos failing II this point and al
inc way down from s.. Paul. and We may rea
sonaoly look for an early appsarsnce. the frs
ams this season, Of sundry sand bars.
i The weather il dry and very hot for the sea
son,-all that could be asked for maturing AMI
ripening the corn.
Business is improving somewhat. But there
evidently room for still further improvement
OoilsctioDs are harder and money scarceY thar
q any time since the commencement Of the
panic.
Oasusand hogs are still going East from this
Guy q the rate Of about twenty car loads DER
day.
nut Ettle grain 10 coming to this market. and
.ef II there is : vide range, say from 40 css. TO
81 for wheat
Inc market is not well supplied with Irish
potatoes, which sell from wagons At from 40 to
oo Cts. Contrary to our expectations sweet DO
tatoea are scarce aud high.
northumberland. l24-re6nad ~
COFFEE-l2 at
MOLASSES-By the bbl. Plantation Al
sugar House 4s-Belchers, 4s-kegs $3.50.
NAlLS-Ass. t.. so'o
RICE-5a.
- fhuit-Raisins, prime "a, 5o-Apples. green.
4oa1oc per bush. Dry $50 per ID. Peaches
none in market
BROOAS-sl, 70 per dozen.
MhEAT-Spring,4 0asoc. Fall SOalOO.
rpaOoK@S5,5o.-By the dray load, 1928.
roaAIOES-4oa50c per bush. scarce. ..
CoRN-35a4O cts,
OATS-4Oc-none arriving.
BCTTER-loal3c.
EGGS-6c.
ONlONS-75c.
UnaiCAENS-l.OOal.25 per dozen.
noGS-SS per hundred gross.
CATTLE-i}a2.
&HAY-Timothy, e@$s.
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Tnr WmrE HOUSE, MACHINE At wAsu,x
!
Knoxville, Sept. Is, 1853.

THr WHITE HOUSE MACHINE AT WAsnIxGrox.
.-[By Telegraph. The White House machius
10 found to work badly. A new oparator will
be appointed Is soon a. possible. He is to work
the machine for four years from 4th Of March,
1860. The difficulty with the present operation
ID, that it works only At one end. IL receives
communications and signals from the South and
records and follows them speedily and faith
fully. But il takes no notice OF any thing COM
ing from Northern quarter, no matter with
what force the current 10 sent. There 10 . seri.
Gus difficulty, too, ~ respects Intelligence. The
machine, ~ now operated, does not seem capa.
BILE Of receiving OF manifesting intelligence in
any manner. The stockholders, who are some
thirty millions in number, are determined to
make change the earliest moment the BY laws
OF the society permit. There are now claimants
Tor originating the waehius.-N. \. Pest.
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The WEEKLY HAWK EYE

We observe that some Of the Soushsea news
papcs are granbling - 20 the earenss likely
. be inpossd On the United States treasury il
tho cass Of the elavsr Eehe. Fret, there ID
Lieut.. Mslst and the crew Of The Dolphis 10 Be
Maid for c,using up and down the Gulf Of Mex
ieo-shough shia, We submit. ought righsfai;y
"a 10 charged . the suppression Of BfitisA out.
.,..s and the vindication Of the liberty Of the
80. Then there 10 the twenty -fiye dollars Q
head for the negroes which the captors have
right to claim from the treasury. Then there
i The cost Of keeping them, doctors bills inclu-
ded, till they can Be sent back. Then the cost
Of carrying them back in the Niagara, and then
the CRY thouand dollars 70 BE- paid to the COL
onisa.on Society for their support for year.
All this the Wilmington Journal concludes will
,.ks The cost mount up 70 some four hundred
AoIlars for each negro. But then we do no.
very we'll zee how the United States can srum-
b. as paying four huadred. dollars to ssnd
s,oen negro back 10 Africa, when they made
no, the leas, hesitation at the expense Of forty
,housand dollars or more to send q runaway
negro back from Boston TO Charleston or So
vannah
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TaH ENGLISH ARCTIC ExPEDIIIoS-LateI In
teligencs has been received and published in
the London Times from Capt. McClntock, who
Is in command of an expedition now in quest
ofSr John Franklin and his men. The last let.
Ter vas dated at Disco, May cath, where he
then was recruiting, after having spent the last
winter in the ice. Capt. MeClintock, on the
lslh d August, 1857, was topped at Melville
Bay By the ice, Snd from that time until the
a5lh Of April, 1858, was in the pack drifting
soathsard. He 1rfted 1894 geographical
miles. Capt. Nee. expects 10 early get into
West Water. and thoroughly silt the Ponds
Bsy natives SO as to separate the history Of
Ssicher's abandoned ships from such knowledge
u they may possess Q! Franklin's ships.
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Herse Stealing i'm yellow Sprin

herse Stealing i'm yellow Spring,
manipulating Democrat Sen.
Up.
Ihe Examination Of James A. Wilon, ON a
Charge OF stealing or concealing two stoler
horses, was had before Justice Allen, of Frank
III township III this County.
Oliver Fall appeared for the State, assisted
~ Morris; aud N. D. Browning for the
psoner.
At the hour appointed for trial large assem-
aase Of people collected anxious to hear the
issamon, in the case.
VI accoun. Of the large number in attend
a1ee the affair was conducted in a beautiful
grove in front OF the Justices residence. Over
iarU Witnesses we're in attendance.
Aite< hearing about half Of tho testimony
'or The State, Mr.. Wilson's counsel agreed to
nave hlm answer to the Charge before the Dis.
Wet Court without continuing the examination
NY further before the Justice of the Peace.
The Justice required recognizance for $500.
nd Mr. Wilson, failing to give ball. was con-
suesed by two Constables to the residence of
!suf 'ownsman Hillhouse.
Sept. IL. OnSr.rn
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Es The disease that Americans can truly call 10 the
SAD oorn, is the Fever and Ague and of all the ter
riee diseases to rack the rain enaclate the rm and
render the entire body helpless and utterly powerIes
none can, in our estimation, claim
Inc excruciating pain experienced by the afflicted s
exrressibe-it Is only to be realized. To those who
have ben stricken down with it, remedy of any kind
must as Mater Of course, prove Of the greatest inter
est On u the most powerful and speedy cures that we
Know OF Is DR.. j. Hostetefs Celebrated Btters In
commendngt to the public, we lnow and syl fiat We
are DONG great service. Its benefcent effects upon
the stomach. and its mid cannot bat render IL
popular among all classes.
for sale BY Druggists and dealers generally
sSY,t1A Aurf,
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70 now that the Ocean Telegraph is success, and
ne mat doubted the triumph Of science ,nst cease to
doaot'we hopeto hear no more caviling and railing
against Paens Medicines because they injure the prac
uce OF Old and new school, and manufactured oua,k
fhysiciaAs and because they not ha the starp Of
the wise-headea EseuapiCs, y'cltpt the Faculty E..
peciay soud all doubts be removed as to tile success
ana worth Of DIR. BAKERS fANACEA, because it has
oeeh 'fied and not found wanting in all Summer CorR-
piaints' parrhoea, Bilious Collie, Cramps, Dyspeptic
symptoms loss OF tone in the Stomach, Flatuency &c.
"neh an shnar PREPARATIONS hay. failed. 1t is truly
preparation, and should always be kept in your
families.
For sole by Agents and Druggists everywhere
sept1-1m
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Eacl's American Compound.

The Greatest Kennedy in the World.
Tor the permanent cure of the following complaints:
Colds, Coughs, CELEBRATED and Sore Throat, scrofua
salt Rheum, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, all Nervous Com.
plants, Female Weakness and Irregularities Fine
Aibas Cor Whites,) Canker and nursing sore mouth
Plies, Darrhaa. Weak stomach fact any case Of
weakness, lnsia snsatIOn, or Impure
Blood,
Use this Remedy.
sPhysicians use and recommend it-Having uses
your Baoh's Amerc an Compound In a number Of the
above named cases, can cheerfuly recommend it az
the Best Medicine with which i acquainted.
J. N. BELTS, Nd
Pulaski, Oswego county, N Y, August 81, 1856
We have hundreds of Certificates from Physicians
eorroborating the above statement which We csn pro-
daee II necessary. See Bdch's Rect. Books and tIr
eEsdrs for Certificates
For sale BY soulREs BLoss, Burlington, ana
Dealers in Medicine generally.
COVENTRY CO.,
Successors to p. v. X. Coventry Il COY
Sole Proprietors, 81 Genesee 81, Auburn, NY
noyl5-bpiy
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Iowa BAPTIST EDUCATION Soc1xrY.-A specia,
meeting OF the friends OF this Society, and of al
persons willing to co operate in the good work
IN which il is engaged, is called to be held in
the First Baptist House of Worship, in Barlng-
ton, Iowa, on Wednesday evening, Oct. 9th,
1858, commencing at o'clock. Addresses
may be expected on the occasion by Rev. T. S.
griffith, OF Dubuque, Iowa, Rev. Silas Tucker,
OF Galesburg, ILL.,, and Rev. q. J. johnson, OF
st. Louis, Mo. Matters of special Interest will
be presented for the consideration Of the meet
ing; aud all friends Of this cause, both far aud
near, are solicited to attend.
ISAAC LEONARD, Sec'y.
In Behalf Of the Executive Board.
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- The Infamous attempt on the part of
the leaders of the Democracy to defeat Judge
Stone is reacting upon the heads of the scandal,
mongers. The father of the young lady, whose
name is mentioned in and character greatly in
jured by the extras which they have printed
and circulated, has brought cults for SANDER
against all who are responsible, and will doubt.
less &c. exemplary damages. Suit ought to be
instituted against the wretch who published
this Infamous stuff in the Gazette of this City
out OF wantonness and native love Of dirt, as it
could have no possible political bearing.
TINS matter is. as it should, having q consi-
derabe influence in Marion County. Il is re-
acting upon its authors and upon the party, aud
we should not be surprised to see it revolution
ize the County
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Weeds Patent sewing Machine.


We have often been asked which IL the besk Sewing
Machine in use, and 10 satisfy ourselves have spent
some time In examining them all, and now give our
opinion TO our .aders for their benefit.
We purchased one Of the above named Machines and
have tried II on every Kind Of work required In am-
y, and 1t gives the best satisfaction; doing Its work
very RAPIDLY neatly and stronger than the usual hand
work. 1t s much harder to rip done on this Ma.
chine than that done in the ordinary way 1t Ii neat
ard tasty, being very nicely finished and all appear
ance simple, beyond the possibility Of getting out Of
repaif BY ordinary 1t very strong durable
and VIC are well assured Of them win not wear out
In years OF constant has already saved taors
ana dressHakers' bills enough In family to pay i,s
cost and think 1t very profitable Investment, to
say nothng Of Its convenience and the hours OF needle
work IL saves mother. We most smphalieAlIy pro.
this the best Sewing Machine in use, and the
greatest iabor-saying Invention Of The day.
Messrs; WHITNEY 4 LYON, Who are the proprie.
tors OF these Machines have saesroom at 8i5 Broad.
way, New York.-tChicago Herald.
W. r. BANNER, Agent In Burlington.
ORYILLE LEONARD, LsnerAi Agent, 81 Ciark.st.
Chicago. ssptpbplm
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.enors.-A stranger came from Illinois on
'"aay and put up q tho McCutcheon House.
'a' city. At night, when he retired, he pu.
won of money, amounting to seventeen hun.
wa dollars under his pillow. In the morning
"'0'sos to take it from thence, and did not
@'hs Of 1t until he had been up more than an
4'af lie then sought it, but il was gone. The
'Von nAd been put in order and the bed made.
1N we money was missing. lie called upon
~ attorney, Who went with him to the house.
-. nag eoneersation in regard to the matter
- zoe landlord and the characteristics. The
- 'aeu walked away, and after strolling about
Wv . little while, the stranger returned 10
''e ROOM and found his money exactly where
cleft it.