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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-19
DENTISTRY

SENAhSTRY-
tho all those In want of Dental services, r-u.~
Or BAILEY would say that he has e. rsSsSss
DIR. Branch's Patent, Of Gaiena, for ex. uYFfsEstR
tracing teeth without pain-aiso DR.. L1xO
Blandys Patent, of Baltimore, called Cheora site Pro.
cess, the latest improvement for inserting Artificial
Teeth.
Teeth inserted on gold and silver plate and the ma.
tural teeth carefully hed save them from further
decay. All work warranted.
eH- Office on Jefferson Street, over Cairrey 4 Har.
per's Shoe Store, Burlington, Iowa.
II. BAILEY, D. d. 8.
DR. RAlLEf has purchased of me office ri.ht and
instructions fer the use Of my method OF extracting
teeth without pain have used IL In my practice Il rec
years, with success NJ once gratifying my self and
70 my patients !. IL efficient and harmless as be-
lieve all viii fad who test 1t In his hands
juy2-d&wu l. b BgASgU
Dentist aud Pateutee.
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Thus watched that tried and patient ons

b6 The papers of Louisville relate a lu-
dicrous incident which occurred during the
performance OF the ''Gamester" by Mr.. Muir
doch, in that city:
ain the third act, while Stukeley is endeav-
oring to brighten and terrify Mrs. Beverly
(Mrs. Alexina Fisher Bakery to yield to his
designs, after having failed to accomplish his
object by fair words some fellow clambered
up from the parequcts upon the stage, and.
walking up, folded his arms, and boldly con
fronting Stukeley (Rileyy exclaimed, in a
voice quivering with emotion, Here am. y
For one moment, the whole house, actors
and all, were electrified into tho silence of
death. Mr.. Bierce, the prompter, broke the
silence by entering and dragging the fellow
out. His exit called down the house. He
was to some extent, drunk, but more excited
with the play
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- EAk Estate ia Council Slufts and
III xStiIsa.l1.--Persons dssirous of secu0nk Real
either of these fourlshing towns de well
20 their orders to D.. G. BL0oMEk,
mar I-bptf. ~ se Land Agent.
Council Bluffs sI0wa.
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'I>HE ATTENTION. CT hfL.Aikc, MIL OWNERS
1 and all interested, IL solicited O. p. Jordan's
PATENT SMUT MACHINE AND SEPARATOR
COMBINED.
We claim for this Machine that II Is superhero all
others now in ard fully il all cases For
further particulars address
KEITH, ROBINSON q CO.,
sept VIII Manufacturers,
Main Street, darlington, Iowa
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Halls Patent Powder Proof Lock;
Both received Prize Medals Worlds In London
1851, and Worlds Fair III New YORK, 1854.
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PUNCH having heard Of = Marriage in High
Life, performed with "choral service, y
don know what the latter ia. but suggests
the following for musical weddings:
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Iii G. w. SHEREEY,
A rXORNEY AZ Law AND G6Ns
n EXAl. AasGNTs
sep i6-bpy
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"A NDEsaSON'S and Lorilards Maccobsy' and
asss1 souIRn sLosa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02
Another heelbarroyy Man.

In ls49, gold adventurcr left Kansas
City for the California digginss, whose
whole onttit was transported in wheelbar-
row. He beat the OK trains through.
The Kansas City Journal Of Commerce
has found another wheelbarrow man. 1t
states that A. o. McGrew. OF Piusburg.
Pa, left Kansas City on the 10th. solitary
and alone, for Pixies Peak diggings. TAX
ing his provisions, blankets, pick and sho
vel, gun, and ammunition, in wheelbarrow.
When he left Pit,sburg, he had just FIVE
cents in money, aud no outfit save what he
had on his back Mr.. P,tkins, hardware
dealer Of Kansas CITY, who had known Nc
Grew Tor some years, tiiied his wheeibar-
row with an outfit and Mac. started on his
solitary pilgrimage of six huLdred miles,
through an uninhabited country save with
Indians and bufialoes, determined to fiji
his single wheeled coach with shining dus.
as soon as anybody. In passing train
before reaching Westport, MacGrew was
offered aplace in the company, but return
ed thanks for the proffered XII ndness. add
ing that he could not consistently accept
the offer rs he was in great haste, and
feared that he might be delayed and per-
haps caught in the snow if he travelled
with oxen.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02
Nj u>clc.M ca.

To those able bodied young men who
seriously contemplate adopting prize fight
ing as profession, it may be well to state
that scientific pngiist. usually come to. d
bad end. The father 4 MIR. /. Iiyer, Who
enjoyed the distinguished honor OF engas
iag in the first ring fight in America. died
of too much liquor; the Upton Slasher
died Of too much row; Belcher Kay died
of too much knock. in-the- head: VIM.
Poole died of too much bullet: Paudeen
died Of too much knife, and Yankee Sui.
livan died Of too much vigilance commit
tee. So they SO. Any number Of Chick.
ems, Pets, Slashers, etc, have deceased in
various violent and wretched ways. They
almost invariably come to q bad end, and
some Of them, VIC are pleased to state.
have come to ropes end. In fact. pu
Hlism, professional or otherwise, dom
pay. The champion may strut and swag-
ger aud swear, with his shiny black belt,
for while, but fate seems to have 0rdain
cd that he shall die miserably. Avoid the
prize ring, therefore, young uen. Avoid
it as spectators as well as actors. Sell old
clothss--go to lecturing on reform-ped-
die observation-disclosures wandering dealer
in tin. wnre--take to street preaching
become local editor even--but by all
means avoid becoming q bruiser.-Eleps,
liund Haindedler.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02

A remarkable exhibition took place in
our amphitheatre on the last day Of the
fair, says the Hopkinsville (Ky.) Mercury
one perhaps never before witnessed, and
which would have been noticeable feature
at any exhibition in the world. Ten broth.
ers, named Brown, all 6ne looking fellows
with very marked family likeness, with
long, flowing boards, dressed in similar
apparel, and mounted on ten superb gray
chargers, which they rode in fine style, en-.
tered the amphitheatre and dashed around
the arena as gracefully and as fearlessly
Is a cAvalcadc Of brave Bedouins chasing
a retreating enemy over desert. They
twined and intertwined in every variety
of graceful evolutions. Now in lengthen-
ed line, now whirling in intersecting cir
cles, now laundering all abreast in one un
broken line, whose front seemed as i'm.
pregnable AZ Ma cedonian phalanx
and whose advance vas as steady and i'm
posing as an approaching billow Of the
ocean. The excitement was intense, M
bounded, and universal and the spectators
cheered long and loudly, while showers OF
boquets rained from the hands Of beauty
on the gallant horsemen.
AT the call Of the marshall, they reined
up in the presence of their venerable moth
er, who was looking with tears of Joy and
pride, on her array of gallant sons, and on
behalf Of the Association Major n. Z. Gray
presented her with silver goblet, accom-
panied by some very beautiful, touching
sublime aud appropriate remsrks. The
eldest Brown is aged forty, and the young
est twenty years. Their names are An
drew, Julien, Absalom, Gravenor S., Au-
gustus W., Robert s., William. John A. f.,
Thomas F., Samuel NJ, and Milton D.
All but three live in this county, and all
but one in this State. They are all far
mers and traders, and steady, thrifty, re-
spectacle men. That day was the first
time for fifteen years since they had all
met, and an affecting meeting it was, both
to them and all who beheld it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02
PROSPECTUS OF
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i under the above title. to contain about
FIFTEEN HUNDRED PAGES! &

Size of pages Is by 20 inches.
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lst, to give the name and postofice ad
dress Of every male person OF the age of
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LEGATION Of every daily, weekly, monthly
and quarterly paper and magazine, pub,
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Each state, city, town, village and post
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The name of each person will be alpha
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respective post Office addresses.
As the United States Directory will be
a matter of interest to every citizen of
America. we respectfully solicit the aid OF
postmasters and others in all parts OF the
country in Obtaining names and sending
them on as soon as possible.
In making up lists, write the name Of
the ostoflice, county and state at the head
of the sheet, then fill the remainder with
a'stihctly written names, OF male persons
only, Of the age Of fifteen years and up
wards, and as soon az you have sufficient
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A prospectus will be sent post paid to
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the names, postotiice, county and state
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Publishers, Cincinnati, Ohio.
N b. Publishers inserting the above
prospectus, including this notice, three
times in their weekly paper, and calling
!, attention to the same in their editorial col
umns, will receive copy Of the Directory,
delivered q, their Office free of charge
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02
Lord BrOughaM and Macauley ~
Takers.

The Philadelphia Press says: "Brough
am and Macauley are a pair of ntellec-
tual giants. 1t is difficult to decide be
tween their rival claims for supremacy in
society. We might distinguish, perhaps,
and say that in large mixed assembly
Brougham would have more influence, So
vast the range OF his mind, and SO copious,
AS w.llas striking. his conversation. But,
among authors and people Of literary tastes,
Macauley would assuredly be considered
superior. One advantage is possessed by
Broughsm does not monopolize the
con, ersa,ion be permits others to chime
in and supply the materials for illustration.
Macaniey. On .be contrary seems possess
ed with talking spirit that no power Oh
earth, human or divine can exercise. lie
Is like machine, which, wound mp, must
20 until it stops rom sheer exhaustion Of
power. Macauley' s talk is brilliant, though
ditfuse. Its eternity is its drawback
Hence keen was the satire Of Sidney
Smith, who, writing to friend about Mac
auley's return from India, he said, "he has
come back much improved, and last night
surprised As we'll as delighted US with sew.
eral brilliant flashes of silence.'"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02

FAT-Ths late news about the Paris
fashions Is somewhat startling. Fat is
the rage. Ladies cultivate it. They are
devouring vast quantities of butter, mash
ed rose leaves, and such like. The EN-.
press is quite corpulent, which accounts
for the style. The fashion will be here
before long. We hail it with "joy." A
new era is dswning. Our girls will stop
eating slate pencils and chalk, and com
mencs partaking literally Of roast beef
and baked beans. They will rise with the
iark They will exetcise. They will try
on the wash tub perhaps. H'5' q' =.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02

1g Hood, the poet, hit of the month
Just past, exactly:
No sun, no moon.
No morn, no noon;
No sky, no earthly view.
No distance looking blu,,
No warmth, no cheerfnlncss, no earthly
ease,
No comfortable feel in any member;
No shade. no shine, nohut,eriies. no bees
No fruits, no flowers, no leaves, no buds,
November.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02

CoLoRED LOGIC We commend tho fol.
lowing piece Of reasoning to the careful
perusal Of our logical friends:
"Brudder Pete, did you see him see de
log aiore you saw him saw y"
PErE--"De unintellectual stupidity Of
soms nisgers is perfeckly uncredulous T.
Why, il seed him saw it afore saw him
see it, it's q consequential insurance dat
he saw be saw d it afore he saw he seed ii;
but he couldn't help seein' he saw it afore
he saw he saw d dat for ef be saw de saw
in afore he saw de seein' or de sawin i,
consequenchily he must saw'd it afore
be seed it, which is absurdily deretore,
mas, seed it aiore saw'd it; quoddy rat
dcmonstr0fum,"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02

nrThe editor OF HIrDcrs ITtskly

b1The editor OF Hlcpcr,s Weekly i.
troubled with poetical cores pondents. 4
contributor who signs his name .Belzebuh'
sends in poem OF which the following
couplet is the conclusions
But now thy reign is we'll nigh DER.
And soon thouU cease to be no more"
"Ceasing to be no more" strikes us as q
Sort OF double distilled extinction. Who
ever .'Belzebub' may be, he instiies his
nomn,e de-plume by writing d---ish
bad poetry.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02

NJ Gov. j. W. Denver, having resign.
cd the executive Office in Kansas, has re-
sumed his position as commissioner Of
Indian affairs, Mr.. Mix yielding that Office
and reversing to his old post OF chief clerk
Of the bureau.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02

To TAKE INK OUT Or L,SEN.--Editors
and clerks will learn with pleasure, that e
take piece of tallow, melt il, and dip the
spotted part Of the linen i-to the melted
tallow, the linen maybe washed and the
spot will disappear without injaring the
linen. l4A's 'sEsl #ae 81
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02

No. Let thy tongue take counsel of one
eye, rather than OF two ears; let the news
thou reportsst be rather stale than false,
lest thou be branded with the name Of .
liar. Quarlee. .-L WI
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02
~ A merchant entered his store one

b~ A merchant entered his store ono
morning, and found his Bobby trying to
throw all kinds of ,omerscts.
"What are you about2' asked the aston.
ished merchant.
"Ohsigin my girl" replied the almost
exhausted youth. "She's writ me letter,
and at the bottom says, turn over and oh.
lige, aud I've hssn doing it for NOR n half
an hour
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02

~"Mother. ! am afraid fever would
20 hard with me- "Why my son 7''-
"Cause, you see. mother, I'm so small il
wouldn't have Nom to turn
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02
REAL ESTATE.

hENb A.
Real estate is now beginning to feel the
influence OF an easy money market. Ex-
tensiye sales, for the season, are being
made for mercantile uses. also for invest.
ment. Many beary capitalists, not being
able to use their money except at very
low rates, are Of the opinion that they can
in no better way promote their interests
than to buy good real property-that which
will not. run away. burn up, or, like mer,
chapdise, Of some descriptions, go out of
fashion. In this decision. they show great
wisdom. 1t is fact we'll known herea
bouts that mQSt ii not all OF our retired
,n,llionaires have made their money in
real estate transactions. With fair cap
ital to start with, made perhaps in com
mercial pursuits, they, on retiring from
active business. have invested their money
in this way, to their great pecuniary ad.
vantage. We believe that there never was
time when money, judiciously invested
in real estate, promised more abundant
reward. Capital is increasing day by day,
both in this country and in all Europe
Hundreds Of millions in the aggregate, all
over the world, are now lying idle, seeking
investment. Railroad bonds are not want
ed. They are drug in the market. all of
them, with few exceptions. Cart loads
can be had in Wall street almost for the
price of the paper on which they were
printed. A host of other " "stocks." which
have bobbled on the rickety stills and
crutches Of operators" or rather gam.
blers, in all quarters, have found low
level-so low that they never will see day
light again. The cry now is, on all sides,
give us something tangible, real. something
that is not all maonshine.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02

rtn. At the Fourth of July celebration,
il Marion county, Illinois. a young lady
offered the following toaste ''rhe young
men of Amcrica: Their arms our support,
Our arms their reward
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02

No part Of the country has suffered 80
much during the long continued CONNER
cial arrangements with which the nation
has been afflicted, rs the West. Her
movements, Of late years, have been too
rapid. Not satisfied with steady growth,
nor with even extraordinary prosperity,
she has plunged into reckless speculations
in wild lands, city lots, railroad stocks
and bonds--everything which promised .
short cut to fortune. No part Of the
|eountry has more real enterprise than the
West. and none which can present 80
many tempting incidents to labor. With
lands by millions upon millions Of acres,
the richest. perhaps, in the world, no man
who exerts himself need fear Of not having
+" enough and to spare" We wonder not,
therefore, at the rapid recovery in that
section from late troubles. 1t will require
yet more time to bring things oil right
again, but that they will come right speed.
lily, is now certain. Light is already
dawning Our merchants report, Of late,
better collections from that quarter, and
also better business. Thousands of
good men are embarrassed more or less
but with courage, cheerfulness. and re
irenchment of expenses, they will find
land not far ahead. We would say to
Western merchants at this critical time,
sho,c your pluck, your backbone. Your
Eastern creditors want to hear no more
whining or complaints of bad weather.
short crops, or the scarcity Of money
They want to know that You have yonr
shoulder at the rheel. and that there you
intend to keep it, until you are once again
i'll comfortable circumstances. A single
word more. If you have paper under pro,
test, get it up if possible, or make an at
tempt to do so, before you sleep another
night. IF you can't pay all. pay part
and if you can't pay dime to-day, but
have reasonable prospect that you can
paw soon. renew your notes, keep then,
diire, and pay as fast rs yon can. Wake
up and contribute your share to hasten
that new era Of prosperity now SO de-
voutly looked for.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02

y II Yen believe reader, that MT man
miles from the place where this adventure
happened and where fifteen years ago no
habitatioa belonging TO civilized man was
expected, aad very lew ever seen, large
roads are now laid out, cultivation has
converted tho woods into fertile fields, tay-
erns have bee" erected, and much Of wha,
We Americans call comfort is to be met
with (! So fast does improvement proceed
in our abundant and free country.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1858-12-02

! asked the woman for my watch, wound,
it up, and under pretencs of wishing to
see how the weather might probably bs
on the morrow, tookanp my gun and walk
cd out Of the cabin. slipped ball into
each barrel, scrared the edges sf my hints,
renewed the primings, and returning 10 the
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utm Stcbr, ptrfErti9t rtn @pans uuo GSaEicn-une
ba6 9ther uno plpitrs in cine 9srabe pts in bic
GTtstre 9ctban pcroCn fue. "
Das Ssutr nurcc oueesdnost UNI 81 llbr SQcr.
9ens uuo ipuroe aufEbaten bis 4 Glaftrr blderp
.ocJ ipct Rlafttr purrcS Gihc1 uno balls taitoltcn
&cps pcl; 9injib ouf9c;ebrt paren-eaS GanJ; St:
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banu ut9StGblt, oarrtnb ecsTaSt, bic @tiber uno
Yapitre brraus9cncEamru burtb bic Committee, uHe
Rab bem Stcbr pcn 3. Il. eans fdr SIfcntihe lin:
terlnhun9 9danet-nahotni bcGtltc 5ucrlt eurtb etc
GcNmittee uuterfutbt uno tcjsthnet lpcrosn woren.
Die Builder uno papiere peld1e aus ecr &tlte, per=
fsrt9t ourtb Gpans uno Q4aticn ecncRuier puroen,
Ioarsa nur psnt9 tddabi3t ourh bic un9sbrure ot:
81, WSbrcno oiseni9en bic aus Der Sic, rerfsrtt9t
burh SarrtlS unb t6errtn9 9cncmu,Su pcrcen fine,
nod unlercr Wdnun9 pSais ID grOscrt m'br, als
biesniscn ousGpans uno Batou' 's8its stnSmmcnsn,
behSbi9t paren.
QBir eautrn bas SGi9e cine rsbtmaFiss unb uns
portbsiifbr prifun9 bet rsfpcftocn SuaIitdtGn err
bsiosn SitbrrBeits&Rifttn 9Irpdtn gu ftin.
Saepb $. DsIdrr.
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GSir porrn pIbrsne Gem 8rCnnrn obrpCinb, 0SCr
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