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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14
- TRUST SALE.

NV HEhEAs Joseph I. Jarrett and @. II. AHen, BY
w Deed OF Trust, dated the 18th day o. June,
1851 conveyed the subscriber trust to Sc re the
payment Of three promissory notes. for cJ, due
18th June 1851, for t5OO. due October ls ~ and
one for $500, due May Is 1885, he following .rbed
property, tc-wt: Beginning at the North West corner
OF Section No. 30, Township No. u, North Range No
West, thence South Is 5O-I0O chains thence North
6sk degrees, East Is % 100 chains, thence l,orth
chains, thence West 23 25100 chains to the place or
beginning, containng twenty five acres, strict sas-
nre. And whereas said notes rem ain due and un.
paid, will on Saturday. the 2Sth day OF September
next according to the provisions OF said Trus pro-
ceed 70 oner said property sale TO the highest bidder
at the front door Of the Court House, in Burlng on be-
tween the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and r. NJ Of said day.
aug34-w4ts WIN. r. GARRETT, Trustee.
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The verdict of the Coroner's Jury on the en-.
gineer and drover, killed by the late collision on
the Hudson River Railroad, lays the blame of
the collision on the brakeman who was sent
back to make signals to the coming train, he
having not properly attended to his duty. The
facts seem to be that neither the lights nor the
torpedo alarm signals were placed far enough
back, and the train being very heavy one, and
propelled at lgh spesd by two engines, could
net be stopped in time.
gentleman, Just from Western Texas, says
that the citizens in Goliad were hanging the
horse thieves in that country by the wholesale.
BE says that he saw several hanging to trees,
and that the citizens and outlaws were fighting
in TIE town of Goliad while he was passing
through.
Charles Lncb, an American bruiser lately
fought go rounds with John Sullivan at London,
and Was declared victor. We can't say that We
are a. proud Of this American victory ~ of
some others that We have achieved and can
achieve.
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New YoTk, Sept II.
touf-Moie active, but market heavy and dropping.
9siss 10000 bbls ct % oOA 90 for unsound: a 000
~ Sor s1Pernne stats o SOS % for extra STATE;
- soVo ~ or common TO good western; - 2DeA1 ~
ior snpping brands extra round hoop Ohio. Canadian
S'o9f =. ~ onIo o. Rye 11oar quiet at - e04 20.
whesampuI and prices nominaiy lD3c Iower.-
prime white canadian.
Corn-Du' and dropping. Sales Of 90, 900 bushels at
0oGlo sor common TO good mixed western.
Osw-UulL esies ~ 4oeDo0c for state and western.
Rye-Hirm. Sales 700 bush at 7607Sc
Psrk-Unseted and lower. Sales 81 too bbla n n m
OF 20 for moss; o15 OO01b 30 for prime
Beef-Quiet but steady. Beef Hams Arm and nm
changed.
Cut Meats-Steady, atsh1Sks for Shoulders; ss.9A
sac for Hams.
Lard-Hrm. Sales Of 500 bbls ct 11k0tlEe
Duttes-6seady eales st I2Nl1e for OHIO. and len
00c for state.
Cheeee--Dul ct 007Hc.
Whiskey-Nominal sS SAKE.
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The Great English Remedy.


G c e r n e d r nl "a lie Pals.
Preparedt'tm prescription 81 Sir J. Clarke n. D
Iaysicida Extraordinary to tie queen.
Thisinvaluable medicine is unfang In the Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the fe
male constitution il subject. 1t moderAes all excess
and removes distractions, and . speedy may be
relied on.
TO MA R IIlED LADIES
Nis peculiarly suited It will, in shorts time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stampof Great Britain, TO prevent counterfsits.
CAUTION.
These Pisshenld not be taken by females urin0 fAs
FIRST THREE MONTHS NJ Pregnancy as they are
sureto bring Miscarriage, out at any other time
they safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Palpta.
ton Of the Heart Mysteries, and Whites these Pills
effect cure when all other means have failed and al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron, Gallo.
mel anthony any thing hurtful to the constitution
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES
Late i. q. Baldwin co.,
Rochester, N. Y.
N.B.-s1,00 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any
AUTHORISED Agent will insure bottle OF the pills by re.
dec is-d~ly. ALLEN HENDRICKS,
Burlington, Iowa. Wholesale and Retail.
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EALSEHOOD Is. FACT.

Amalicious and designing card, By A q Bragg, ex
tensvey advertised throughout the country, in effect
says: "The present propretors OF the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment being unprincipled they do moi
make the said Lnment good as formerly was and
that he % will not be responsible for its Effects
cautionng the public against its use" etc. This means
us-Barnes and Park. Of New York, and John D Park,
Of Cincinnati. We have been somewhat known to the
public Of the United States for . number OF years
were It necessary to vindicate reputation, We
should consider the endorsement Of this Mr. Bragg
very equivocal compliment.
His statement implies n,osire-ether as a public ben.
efactor, ~ to further private interest," Which l.
it? This said Bragg was, one time, partner in the
Mustang Liniment made celebrated by the originator
Mr. Geo. W. Westbrock, and with the composition Of
which Bragg had nothing to do. Mr. W. paid MIR B,
So00O0 for his half-nterest in the article. OF course
Che implied and coyenanted consideration for such an
amount Of money was, that "he Bragg, should
ever in any manner dir ecty indirectly be interest
ca an manufacturing or selling Liniment, Ointment
or Salve" Mr. Westbrook heavily engaged in out
SIDE business 10 protect his property and pay Bragg
ne offered to sell this Lihment We the value Of
the article made the advances held the notes
-Brd0g's receipts in JuU for $50,0OO-and became !
owners OF the Liniment. We took Immediate to
examine Its recipe protect Its purity, its SALE
etc. We Dsleved then as now, that advertisement
vas - cheap - really good medicine. and that our
interests lay directly in reaching the interests of the
Consumers. This Linment, always popular, was never
entitled to the same attention now The very best
materials are used-the recipe is alone ours.
In less than six months from our purchase Of the
Mr. Bragg entered the market with an imitd.
aon ana counterfeit article, under another name
We presented his contract Of SALE he the moral
and cloaked his legal position Dy doing the
business under the name OF his lie has struggled
or some time, unable to make his article SELL 1t Is not
ked people say, "t las virtue" Is not his Jail-
Ire at imposture, and the immense success Of our
fniment tie godding accession Of this last (isinter-
sted) public appsdtF The public are not interested
etween Barnes Parks and g Bragg, but they are
the genuine purity Of article Of such universal
ecessity this Eminent. Will you be imposed upon?
We have remained quiet; he mistakes the cause, and
'sads close. We warn him of the re suits il he pro.
eeds farther, it will be when cannot perceive vii.
'iny, and when We dare not punish its perpetrator
nd protect rights.
We manufacture the original, genuine Mustang
iniment. Ne are responsible for its effects
Respectfully, BARNES 4 PARK,
septi4-4W New York and Cincinnati.
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Bach's American Compound.


The Greatest Remedy La the World.
For the permanent Of the following complaints:
Colds Coughs, liberated and Sore Throat, Scrofula
Salt Rheum, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, all Nervous Com
plants, Female Weakness and Irregularities. Fluor
Albus Cor WhtesO Canker and nursing mouth
Piles, Diarrh9a Weak Stomach, in fact in any case of
Weakness. InfIaMnt ton, or Impure
blood,
Use this Remedy.
Physicians use and recommend it.-Having used
your Bach's American Compound in number Of the
above named cases, cheerfully recomme end it ~
tho Best Medicine with which am acquainted.
J. N. BETS, n. D.
Pulaski, Oswego county, N. y, August ~, 1886.
We have huRdreds Of Certificates f.om Physicians
corroborang the above statement, which We can pro-
daco If necessary. See Backs Rect Books and CIR
cGldrs for Certificates.
For sale by sQUIREs i BLoss, Burlington, and
Dealers in Medicine generally.
COVENTRY CO.,
Successors to p. v. X. Coventry COL
Sole Propristors, So Geneses st., Auburn, N. Y.
noyf3-bpy
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At an election meeting at Tisonburg, Canada,
on Wednesday evening, the foor Of the hall fell
through, taking down with it the floor below,
and $50 people tell together among the timbers,
severely injured.
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how Home Interests are Che rished,
It seems pretty evident that Mr.. Buchanan
and his officials used the peoples money pretty
freely to bride Lecompton through Congress,
and the proof is perfect. The conduct Of the
Administration in awarding contract for iron
pipes to be used in supplying Washington City
With water, Nh Oh was given to party iavor;te
at more than the minimum price for which prac-
tical mechanics proposed to furnish them, has
been the subject Of much indignant comment.
This job was given by the contractor to Scotch
manufacturer at Glasgow, and the successful
bidder in this case was Owen Jones, Lecomp.
tou member of Congress from Pennsy lvania
This shows how legislators were paid for s,uti-
tying themselves and dseeiving their constitu-
ents, even at the expense of the great manufac-
turing interests of our country. The Scotch
manufacturers are fulfilling their sub contract,
while all the Pennsy lvana, New York and New
Jersey foundries, which were able to ill the con.
tract, were refused the work, and in conse-
quence Of this award, it is said that orders to
the amount Of 5000 tons of iron have been
countermandt d to furnaces on the Lebgh.
There is donbie wrong in this conduct; it is
wrong to send SO valuable contract across the
Atlantic, thus Withholding employment from
home labor 1t a time when it stands SO much in
need of encouragement; and it is wrong to pro-
cure water pipes abroad, whom 1t is notorious
that they can he made much better and more
in this country.-Louisvile Jour
nal
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I'm couEr.-This grandiloquent runaway Of
] s.rsll space, is now visible to the eye, no
-,psr how naked, from dark until nearly half.
M, eight o'clock. 1t is said to be visible in the
,sruiug also, at . very unreasonable hour, but
4 ,sis 70 know nothing, and shall not put our
.,es 10 the Inconvenience OF ascertaining. 1t
ban striking resemblance to the hisrogly-
mic, observable on the bottom of champagne
eo,ks. |, seems to consist o: two parts, viz:
aTen thousand cubic miles of head,
Ten billion leagues Of tai"
Ii which respect it has decided advantage
ever the Locotoeo party, in point of head, but
MIGHTY lit,le in tail.
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Adminisfratnr,a Nc%;oo

EstAte Ot Ts l.. Nurse, lDecenx~d
>hE undersigned has shis day been appointed by the
County Court Of Des Moines County lows. Admin.
istraor OF the estate Of r. L. Nurse deceased late Of
said county.
All persons indebted to said estate are 10
make payment TO the undersigned, and pers wing
claims against said estate, are hereby notified to ore.
sent the same TO said Court for allowance
augsOwAv j. ~. BRoADWELL, Adnlnistrator.
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X A L Z O A D!
NOW GfEN 20 FAIRFIELD,
% miles further West than any other
Railroad in Iowa!
Shortest. Quickest and Best Route
To Chicago, New York, Boston, Philadelphia and
Baltimore; to kyokuk, st Louie and Cincinnati and to
all points IA Illinois, Indiana Michigan, Ohio and
Canada.
On and after August 25th
TWO DAILY TRAINS
leave Fairfield for Burlington O'Clock A. III. and
O'Clock p. M.-Sandays excepted; making close con.
nections with the Trains of the
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON l. QUINCY
PEORIA & OQUAWKA RAILROADS,
For Chicago, New York, Boston and all points sast
q Gsissburg, with the Northern Cross Railroad for
Qun1y; at Mendoza, with the Illinois Central Railroad
Burlington with the fast sailing steamer Keokuk, for
keokuk and 81 Louis.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers from the Interior OF Iowa and Northern
Mssouri WIN save 70 miles staging, time and money, BY
buying their Tickets via Western stage Company 10
Fairfield, where they buy Through Tickets 70 all
points East aud South via Burlingl ON and Missouri
River Railroad.
Passengers for Keotuk can leave Fairfield BY this
route ~ O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock p. M, and ar.
rive ~ keok1s at r. NJ, and II so r. NJ respective.
time.
Baggage Checked Through from Fairfield,
No Charge for Handling.
TO SHIPPERS OF LIVE STOCK.
Stock Trains will run regularly, leaving Fairfield
daily, Sundays excepted These Trains will have all
the rgtts Of Passenger Trains thus nsurnR
that are occurring other Tontes
1nros0A CbRtTacts gisss 10 Chicago or Nesc Fork
JOHN q. READ,
espslS'Wiy Vice President and euph.
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In virginia, east of the mountains, it appears
that the drosth has been very severe. The Pc
sersourgh Democrat says that in that region the
corn crop is past redemption, and that through
brunswick, Dinwiddie and Chester, the fields
present the appearance as if famine was ut
nAhd. In some of the counties OF Maryland,
$50, the corn HAS been almost totally ruined for
want Of rain.
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The Mob - Advertiser OF the SIS. u.., pub
fishes queer story about tree in that city,
the bark OF which was gnawed by mad dog in
one OF his poroxysms. 1t was not perceptably
affected unit the first rain came, when it burst
into thous~ nd pieces. Thirteen hogs which
we're standing near, were wounded by the
fragments, AID together with foolish man who
made toothpick out Of one of the splinters
nave since dad Of hydrophobia.
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Five Thousand Dollars,
(45. OOO.l

klVo x0O0e90Q UOll8f0e
(45,OOO,)
"1LL be paid by either OF the following
w CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF New Haven, Conn,
CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Conway, Mass,
HAMPDEN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Springfield, Mass,
STATE FIRE AND MAkINEINSURANCE CO.,
Of Harrisburgh, Pa,
70 any person who shall honestly loss By are x
that amount, Of property covered by their Policies.
:. me money - on hand and viii be paid promptly
Inc man who wantsit, has only call the Agent and
get his Policy.
Also. the same will be paid By the
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
g Of Hartford, Conn.,, the
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE LlfE INSURANCE co
ofHartford Conn,
to any holder Of OF their Policies that mount
whenever the same shall fall due. Husbands and
Fathers generally do not understand and appreciate
the value Of Policy OF LIFE INSURANCE Call ana Gel
pamphlet (Which will be furnished withou,
learn more OF the subject.
The aggregate capital Of the above named compa-
mics 10 over x.
Four Millions of Dollars!
|" Policies issued for any amount desired.
apr7 II. II. HAwLEY, Agent
Jefferson st.. opposite Cooiba1sh q Brooks Eank.
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FAleu EOK sAr..,.

WIEKEAS,. James Thomas McNair lid, on
" the 10th day Of February, A 1858, execute and
deliver 10 me Trust Deed with the power Of sale of all
his stock OF goods, wares, and merchandise then being
In frame building the southeast OF Wash.
ington and Third streets, in the city of Burlington Des
Mones county. Iowa, also Of all goods wares and
merchandise coming into said for year there
AFTER for the purpose OF securing the payment
promssory notes. for four hundred dollars payable
one year from its date Of date with said tras
also one for two hundred and four dollars of date De.
cember a1fh, A. D. 1855, payable the tenth lay Of
February, A. d. 1859, with interest; and whereas said
g-antor stipulated In said trust keep said stock OF
goods repenished aer sales "a not to impair the
snficiency of said security, that the no,
done II might be held by the grantee default, that
said grantor might thereupon seize said proper and
proceedto sell the same NJ public auction xe his
said claim Now therefore, said default having occur
red, and said notes not having be paid l. Joh Cum
ningham donee Of the power In said trust by VII tue OF
the power therein conferred will, 10th day Of
September, A. D. 1858, between he hours Of o'clock
A. NJ and o'clock p NJ. of said day sell public auc.
tion for cash, TO the highest bidder the front door
Of Marion Hall, In the city Of Bgragton, Des Moinea
county Iowa, all that stock OF trccerses war and
merchandise covered by said trusts and that win do
for the purpose o. paying said notes the % me- BY
the terms Of said Deed Of Trust be paid on he
default which has occurred as aforesaid
JOHN CuNNINGEA AN,
aagsSa20i r rstss
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the prin cipalregulators Of
y when II performs it. func-
the system are fully des ell
, most entirely del eudent
the LiDer for the proper
4 tons; when the $ omach
at fault, and the whole
qaence Of one organ-the
to do its duty. For the
2 OF the proprietors has
\ practice of more than
, some remedy wherewith
arrangements to which 1t
edy Is at last found, any
] er Com piaint,in any
try . bottle, and convic-
Gurns remove all morbid
system. supplyingin their
J bile, invigorating the
digest well, purifying
and health to the whole
cause OF the disea sc--er-
\
are cured, and what
ed. by the occasion al use
orator.
Is sufficient to relieve the
focdfrom rising and sour
fore retiring, prevents
night, loasens the bow
COStiVencss.
each meal will cure Dys.
teaspoonfu,s will always
lache.
ately relieves Oh Ollie,
ed 10 a sure cIre for
ana q preventive OF
ed to throw out OF the
medicine after n long
j q u1,d1ce removes all
color from the ska.
time before eating gives
makes food digest we'll.
ed cures Chronic DE
forms, while Summer
yield almost to the first
att q c ks c q use d by
there is no surer, safer,
world, as it nerer fills.
8rOPSy. by exciting
commending this medi-
fcver and ACnc.
Fever& ola HSiEiOuS
with certainty, AMI thou
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N Trfa Al

John Hill, Sir You are hereby notified that on
- the 9Th day July A. D. lsSS, petition was hled
by Sally Ann Hill against you In the Distric. Court o.
Des Moines County, ftAte u Iowa, for divorce abse
lutte from the bonds Of matrmony; also the custody
your mutual child grounds In said petition
and that the notice OF said suit VAS by the proper ON
rrtu ned to the July term Of said Court endorsed
"not found whersupon said Court oraered that ice
be given you by publication. Now, therefore nnlesa
you appear and make defence TO said on or before
the ing Of the second day of the next term Of
Court, 10 be begun and holden az Bur County
and state aforesaid the fourth Monday or
A. D. 1885, the prayer Of said p+ oner viii be
Q. B. DARWIN 6EokGEF DARWIN.
aug23waw Atorneya for pl.,r,,N
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CoRwIN ON THE English BILL.-In Tom
Corwin's recent speech at Columbus, in speaking
Of the English bill, he said -" The English bill
says TO Kansas that if she will put on the bridal
robe of Slavery, and come ushered in by an
overseer, she may be married. right off. But if
she chooses the white robe OF freedom, she
shall die an old maid. (Laughter.) ask my
fair countrymen if that's fair I? II aint, as they
say in Kentucky giving q man fair shake
Rene merrimeEt.
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A very severe drought has prevailed for some
time past in portions of Virginia, Maryland and
other Atlantic States. In New River and Giles
counties, Va, grass has been killed, and there
will not be half crop of corn. The Monroe
County Advertiser, OF the same State, says that
tor two months there has not been rain enough
in that county to lay the dust, and adds :-"The
corn crop in this county will fall short more
than one half; some farmers will not have a
tonrth of crop. The grass in some places is
literally burned up"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


R1DLE SOCIETY DRPOalTON lathe
- store ofMsssrs Gallery Harper Jefferson street,
vAsrs kngllsA .OernAn, swedish and WELSH
OTlcoo. new
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TRlMsLE.- BY letters from the southern par,
OF the State, we have the most cheering intelli-'
gence III reference to the progress of the cam
pa'gn in thu region. The three hours speech
OF MIR. Trmble, instead Of exciting the enthu-9
siasn OF his own party friends, acts like a wet
blanket to the sham democracy wherever he
goes. The Republicans are wide awake and
will roll up heavy tote for State and Con-
gresslOnai tickets.-Oskaloosa Herald
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Hon. n. p. Banks for Governor and all the
.,....res.n. State Officers Of Massachusetts,,
..pouina.sd by the Rspuo.iesn State
,.,;o, !, Worcester ON Tuesday.
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TWINS AND TRIPLkrs.-A singular circum-
stance, bu: not one out Of the course Of nature,
occurred on the steamer Superior during her
last trip from Louisville to Cincinnati. A lady
passenger gave birth to . pair Of twins-6ne,
bouncing girls--as the boat was about making
. landing at Warsaw, nine o'clock ON Sunday
evening last. Scarcely had the plsasurable ex.
element consequent upon the occasion subsidized
when intelligence was received in the cabin that
. German lady on deck had become the mother
Of three boys. Such hasty addition in the
passenger way rather COMPOUNDED the officers,
and even threw into confusion the ever placid
DR.. r s. Dunning. This prolific affair caused
hasty conclusions aud various surmises, but the
matter was most agreeably passed of, and the
result audited against the Nail Company
Lou Courier.
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NEW S11BRT MUSIC. at ~
ON P1RC&G, receivsa th3s day from Mensss Ogsvn
.JSV Dtrsox Co., The largest Ausic publshng hoss.
The subs< i6es hss jest con peted arrssf meat "
act - special Agent for the above house and ~ here
afef receive as regularly End promptly lss MALE
and express will perfn pack ages conisinng IN thssS
may be ordered. IL. n. HAWLgf,5,
Jefferson Street, opposite Ccolhaugh Broo Bank