davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

| DoteoD OoQDUUo sli 10 d
Gsss 6se isiesds o. shs Dosyiss ~iag ~
.sst-sjic parly hStd I needing y Aafioa
Il .ssutl in aslspdance ras n eseHpeMctes. q ~ !,
s@ Cssss prssiSsA ssaisssd b. Nsaesa,
= nd Harris. AsayssA ~ y = 's'sest
us;t.es consissi.l oflrsslss. csolbaught
ss,larins,op, sEhanpssqs sad yeStlAAss.s. ySlAss..
q .asss DssglaS rsssiAtionasia Is ssl4
.As committee Was oss, Hon! =. weeds
~ eloQsaslssDaska dead smPhasisally
Aiss Douglas. g &ra2s .'iil salii 4 a'f
n.rv.y Slasney yed DSuslais. bas took .l's
)Dashspan and ne ATs. eaters. ss....ls s,ss,si u
|Hslbsidss .sss s,al . DssssssAt4eAs ssss
:lss and thought be would BE President
I he sub,nission Of si-elr Report by the
a,.s, swl pending she adepsssA a. ~
ssus NJ. CoolbAash trade = Rev re-
I a.sl.siass ssh.s III! irssolsssens sers = ap.-
y s1ap.aA II Csenissee. r., ba. dr.
= e insesish ssltAeir part, q taking
rshiss,e posisilA, s9vaEds y. BseAasas.
M general policy Of bis AdHaalissttrt'a' H.sllstt's !
49, .-f9ss
ilarringtea spoke decidedly ~
y N...ass otEs& d&;sEnounosSl do fraud
snAay -ac forcing . Consultation upon
u tea $sas a..s as
Starr sSppostsd the resolutions and
erosa1 agaiass The Kansas policy Of Mr.
Duaa.ss g .se.#g sss sas,
,ee,a>&2arHa we're unanimDuniy a&0Deo6~
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

n asse sgsp fbt asviea.ansipaaisa' q
.s - ssos . W ,psssi:hid. M No
hAs il,seias tve AlpsS duiasiiRRs A.:s y.
hasa Il Marriage" No sesf canbs fofead3
IN ,snstry asaiaSt 1ss WIN sr tsssss;a'
...r,i.sI I: .sse; I l!s A. - -
|sXe essf ssa ~ tsaaMesfsa fse@ one ~
! 70 asstAes sssisss III viii" The rsnsaa'
" IL ukass Il les iltertanG s9hess I've
Asssys,. are sslieisps a. ssessai.s' " 4 - }
hsnan. ii = lksvissirsneesl tAaA -
= Il dLAssising shs -sssf asae ssisimsa,s
~ shessh not At opes- -eatesly sekea sss
y hanASof - lanAlssA.l --.aiAssA StAa-
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

Nj
How JoE won fRE PExcIL.-Joe B---is
| unnuestionably the hAndsomest married man
| 10 Cincinnati.
Joe sports . wife, besdes aevsral other crea-
| sure comforss Well, be and Nde, Harry,
1 and Geo., and their wives all board q
| the same house. A day or two ago, while they
| were at table, luxuriating on ds'ochsd poropa1
az hoiled turkey which had h<sn ssnlled with
oysters. the conversation turnsl on Chrts.ian
! nance. when Mrs. Harry contsnded that -
ceald name more distinguished men Who hae
borne shs name of Henry, titsn any .e.tls'sa.
could of Ais own name land concluded ~ -
Il fesing 4 geld psncil = : wager, Against = ssae
able equivalent, should she win.
Th. trisI commsiced. Mrs Hsrry--
ssarted % with :. Harry Of the Wsssr addae
i Georss-nov gathered up On 0eorg
Waahinespn. The foer Georges of England. los
, George of France, &c.
.Nov. N. Johs--, whas.h have yoa
!. say, said the charning Mrs.. Harry.
IL sob can give you . hundred-the ~
= Adams-lord John Rassell--JOAn Tylss-
b John, Jsha, brlag os soms uasss yohn.'
.Bsoh sseA yeaa can't IN. ~. sose!
nov yoar turn comes. continued Y
= juicy lissls game sser.
= Nov II ever : basAsal man hssd,
> isssad Jse. ns dazsd aet 4iost ~. " :
!. heen racking his brain for an answer, bus se
pu,pose. and In despair, be made oee grand
b foff ana raIsine III hsea stplsed:--
slsny dsss Nsaan, ,hase i0as. oeaees =
VI. sAink u an ,sesv Distinguished naa she .,
y bees - aAns u JoseRh, except ne gsasisan = =
u. - ,ead eOoes ii NJ saefsd eesipsssss-.
- vAo - nsDeh I esvosatg % slfsG EoaipAass
~ i iii oes olIer him. ~ i siiak y -
ts1l--,r ~ IepW - bser. ~ 80. ~. ..
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

IL sasidt W. .dos aaiT .ra~ sAssb ssaa~ a
W. saA@agia asstaisa svssq sant n sluaiaa aaEE
aAssaxssasMs1
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

Ia kA000D CO4r00p00Qe0ees sRAa
Pase;ewlsss 81 al Lat Mssssasi Essssio,s--
DissviSssiea If ~ RI Iess Gs ths ssssvse
a, Pskls-9 9rsad RoUdy Dtaoastsstica q Qsss'
4sss-zhs Prospses Gloomy, bss Reasss
sSoua4 = b Ntes.
NJ n,,;,s WYAnDorf, <. z, Dee. q. 1887.
20 the 1ditem ef The Chicago Daily Pres: 81
u Yesterday shs begus elsction farce came q.
TAe Ftee 6eate nea generally took no part. The
Baue Lodge had mAsshalled their clans ven for
distsibetion. Early in The mosning, " despite q
iths ssssny weather. groups q hoseenen yer csss
aoen O aanta Fe, westpors and Kansas CITY,
aAline fisis usy, ,iato the Territory. Thees
vere arranged o. spsead round south Of The
Kansas Rive. moasly In the Shawnee District.
one hundred vsrs 70 croas q PArkviLe, Thee
Rom Olsutoa, and Platte counties we're % cross
& DesAwate and Leavenworth; those from Cen.
nv, Buchauan. and the back counsies q Kicka'
noo and ahove. A gentleman informed ne that
more tEiu hsudred horsemen came 70 NUM-
dsy1. d the Delaware Nation, 70 vote. al from
NisS6pff. ssmsdivith pjstola bowie-knives. masks
of ted6ye, and Iecompton tickets. Auuday had
been biscksnishiag 10 The Qela uare Nation, and
be and Talhot veFl knoNn 70. be s'sound on fhe
eooss." Rss IL precinct poll was not opened,
asd thsy scaetsesd - different points where they
could vote. ] l. vas little more than the bogus
llu0geo GOut0 etauu " ses ~ "'s~y
vote here, in the presence o. our eooo c's'sen. p
q they svore . few and rejected saem. Du'
nissoaFiaus were ailoweo 20 vosS y sIy y; -
ting that thsZ had eat dssgk ene asPs ~ AAa :.
90. Capt. Msslace startled tne 9ooa psops =.
QuladaEo N the evening. ~ sesc,ae Co%p:Iy
Of drunken rowdiee snrouen snear c.s;, ~ ~
ing, curstng. ana oravfng soeF P.'o" W.. OI 80
lsckless wight that crossed snelr Pa.n D1s na;..
steamer |Osas WsoD, nes P'ss "sss.vn ga @ shsr
daro and PaskyiAe. vas Fsaay Y ssat. saS .s snsy
hurried aboard. Capt Wallace, anI Hss.. osns.
eenmeecsA ringing the peil, blowing 'ne M. ~
sle, Throwing sh'sss pverooafa' Aeo -. mAhu ~.
other wAraike !dsmoassfauons; ous ..s VII. III.
sept o?. ~ saas &c at.assss @ s's .;,S sicr,. :.
bad skiyersd e'wscls Clean ever slsn s.v.y =
OssawAlsesie vhsFe Au9 simso usn E sssp.'ss.. ~
lev poos settlers Ae aa'say .ss !; "a "a
eek q Lawrence. a,tes .ney n.u .,d hn :" "r.
through the Mafshai that there woolo " no op'
position. Yet this chivAiroas charge ON .ae s1-
gips cast then, aliiir the shade. nus ssae sne'"e
never noticed him. nor changed .ss sssa.y @0.
| siop, smply snapping on nls unHer r'ne. os.'s
in its wAy. Wslisce retired from loe cu..ss
with NO trophy % exhio's oas the O'oeoy s'sA'p
al his ioreiInTsv, 4Ss.s s5s,asatA ese
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

IA l4-N III
TRs RxcnoAcnnEsf o. sLAvEAY. .-Qoysnst
Chasee sf 0hio, 10 his lase Message. tAas cleaFly
ssasss die great issass which ass bsfsrs the
Coahssy. and which have, alsAcash forced
,spsa, abs,ss iully met ~ the Republican
II csanot fail to arrest sttentios shas aal Shses
ie6c30oShments of the Federal 0oscsnMe0s upon
N1atS s6vereiensy, and uponH shs freedom Of the
Territofscs. afiss from The detesmtned pufpees
81 thkse Who coitsul iss action % sxseod The
domain. aud enlarge the power os b'avesy:
Under ,his influence the snciens ard osaesnal
policy Of Slavery prohibition was evSster0wn
ana IS s fsssd by ,hs Kapsas Nebraska scG Un-
ar this ip6uence. the whole power oE jths Ma
sionsi dove rrn,ilsnt has bsen sxefted - Sssue
Slayeev apJn shS teluctans9 peepss ~ kansAss
Undss ,his influence, alsO, pessistsnt attempts
AZ made % sutjugAte the people ei ne Hee
states ii tssistat d0mination. thtoseh eee 90
,,iuis, = don 81 The Fugitive 6iavs sct Unaes
shs influence, finally. the Federal ,suqsssass nss
VI on,ulx gated The revolving doctysas u'es
Conssit1siot of the Union cstsblishes and gssFs
srs..s "a s3ry ID al national tefsosy, and 90.
.eouen,lv that there il NO foot Of our widely
cxsended domain, o1tsids OF Ssasss vbosc CON-
stiAlt;ons pfShibit slavery, where che, 'nes -.
hoiiss Can 6nd home exempt fren shsintssslen
"a hat very peculiar insttutton. sas2 :,
fhis rApid progress Of despctism cAnnos tAai
to arousA and az the attention Df o. sfeasceang
peopae. Itforees upon thc country sos slense4a
'aaues between twO opposise' sysesns o. govern.
mnre-svo opuosite theories 0f The censelso.
IN Tksae isssiee are radical An6 vital Shaa
~ eoverntnont of this coantfy b adniasaessee
hv The peopie. Tor the people, or by psivilegS
lclAn! II The cohsttnttou, = i:e1 vnas = =
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12


-.l
Me14s 49, - -
... ....-~> ~ w 1rIrlur,r
-
-. go - ~1r 1T
t w. srrxn1 fil
ass~.-- ~9 u III I'm IN k-Nl
: ss - o-@s@--A
1855 ~@A4o - 49, ~ 49,.
|. Nps4E s@Fay - - 49, ss. >S-H ~@. - g.
4. NnS S go v NJ = = ls-s~-- -.
G1see III G.S1s e s.~ .ssr - -.
Ut ~ N0te = --a ~ - Sfs9 -
- AnooA 49,
faeA r! - 90 -
r. - 115 - = !.
Y s1116Co :. An. - -, =,
49, = 1sllepJy - =. l -. bie, il
II ~ Sasss1, ~ ~ u sl1 . - s.ts -.
\ 2&& L II ~ .Sv~~sss.o - -.
hDee WSuS1s1h nsUUggy - =
l.1AirA - MlN1seo GDG[ 1s.t3 18H| ssst gbs
II se.~n S,,i1rn aoea1H heps III -ss *u~9 e4er Ha1
fTrH RaoI 4Ecse = - cs% -. - /.
- - ~ ~ ~ 6os1. 49,. @- -.
1Sss 3s s....sss.h, u - qEF r. ~, apfu
80 - - vin1ogn 60 80 ~ ~ fs>sasai.vd
Il ~ &taf cAols view 1gD1 oe0 0vWu1G.1~1, -.
4 ytE5A. 1st11 ~ UAoF
IlT@D l|nH -@*&s~
hnA fnkaa roneoo ,HAkcY t4sgN lseS n>,&tS os s9s
irons y ~ pssliee - - II .,s
elNg rslnosa 81 - stoe vesee sc.ass*-sss'e
eDseInsse yeuDe 3osnaa 0oanM - 1eSsS9F 10 Hsf
-. Aead. ea6ns gf kaees issss
n eiake siea-anA - - vsasesanA ..r...a I
6iboi. and vksso ~ 6s6eAes, voee
kcStp,1. 49, 49, 1D01 0eGeoD - sA = 20
/ aaee viaAoWs Aong. NaeesNDle4s4 .aaeess
"a q - eomo1f - l1eoe eAAs va ta44
dows - - vfoaegs - - vsr vsas Nsl -. 49,.
| - conpoessly delsseAoA -1. G.
l u the lovee stosy, sleag End 80 -
dad N tee o nnooo0 - honf &eA 81 81
broken beeales tnnhlaeA hsieklat4 haso .da /
sssoks ~ rosnd = - e&lskeee pfoe1Moe; ~
1out 0ooliassslIy covUee4 Wss1 ose1sa -
useshe q ~ hiA lhnnny paaesshspsnT aMfas
9 e bloed sheasA nA>ss 1ese nieA - ~ sss#s
Ken eject eaA - dsipeing & - w4.eee.s k
could b tracoA u a11 ro1odt - - ~
~ dirsssisu - a1s - AsssAss 80 ~ tsas'
Cenesi. norsheisee. o. - insiAe aaM, - -
oorsA sde. I 80 spaeesAp q AaaeA , sAse1e.
T4eSs yaslee pcSn = hnso heea tAso1N DteA so@E -
hnren1oan fogeA eeehe doeD o. A.
vane aeo1lft. s,. w. =. -
We veis dem 70 ~ ~ osspus - - y ss"1
wounded nea vho were saksa dowa tao6.As alssa y
ahnme h~lf y - - AAelP oVn onAY udsn IL
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

$50 NJ .aEsl - - ti4stAsH snssss = sss ,syw
dsiM ~ saGtab Ill IL. aasashusss a1.nyss
u Wsa i ysaa# 80 : llaaAssA 4rss.g
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

ESXXxveG 0002G sseoos1 .
sss.ss'.sts tss4 i ssAssas na1inrooos In. -
EsaAse.-41Ge Dhyin, - l11soq 1DasoAscsa 4
ioink sseselot5a - 1unos 1AssaGshssisp IL. -
Pge1i1eas uaaur - acs soensoA ~ eaeaop pesr
mosD ~ e1I1saey ofshe Navy Il sssps16ols
AfoepeA sn1 telSreA nAs1aieG Gssss, - nss -
tipa 1Sa9 hse60199 11a 4es1ps 81 aasss ssa aasg
= NJ Rsassssiaeu rsss nosicu seAis i.essaisata
6sfo9pce as1td16A f1lns1U1 Nm $50 ssssa
n o. netea - ~ Ne1 EaaSsas . Esesslst5sn
nAa a4oeee0 ~ Ese1iii ienAs s6ar -
qsay - aosb hbee sNisks aho ynhAo iaees1aa, -
Ieesnanpqica6S ~ - Sse1ls ~ ssesssasaAense.
Enserpeefoas AEd 0e1sss 1f ~ o. .. l1eai fosces
- IL eeaee6 g Q1nlfal Alasjaek seanssAs4 uieA
~ 4Fsal1s fW@. Walsye - - anaciassssas
~ nooe 9Ao tota uf 6An G1uni14 0loagpay Aloo
q txeoenie SAcA tupsneei n1iens aNhe narE
lpopaea n ps11961so 49, 6vu1A.lls ii ri vss8a
sss e. ,Pngh 1ke1 nad oosninRd osass 70 iatre-
dncf . sAil1 eSsteGts9o to- 49, - kAne
sasi into the Union. ss4ss ssass etAt 81
!; The htl wap .so1ssreA q The Con. - Tefsite-
eieA -
i Ne. Pseh sisted that - sGetsd the I'm - q
.esnpeu1ise, And s1plaiped its psovisions = ~
iogs W. ~ .,.s.f S s
Il pee4dss Tor The adniion d Eansas hto
The uetea unda ~ Leeenpgea Coesoesesca,
s.jsh - So heeadasies = vsre dsened y
~ 4
e alss requires fhas ~ esvsatA efecle q
Tat yQostises5oA. relative 70 gtavesyt eaaM pe
,sab1itaed g. ~ direct yets ef ~ qtAllosd
esctegs % tho 5tA q Ap9u n9xky 80 g1at The.
saesrea u sNis eleefjon gAan - maas " ~
AaAs . he Governor d t6s Territory iaseeea
81 Me Hfs34eat Of IL peaveneon. N ssAtes
that Tho etec4on ebau ba e0naNceed = 00e4
encs 70 he lauein foscS e he 1th Nogsnb1s
last. .as III, rs ~, ..',
81 Il also peosi9ee t1At The eeitption sAau nee
bs cosstsnctsd = TO M1it O. imsair ths right of
the people % es any time oall cpnventton yoe
the purpose efaleaFtng. euasndinG, Or abeltshtag
their form Of eoyerument, sn6isct - ysoostitu.
tion u the y. 8 q .aa sY..gs...g..., I. !.
NJ. Pugh stated that be would avail biuse!t
Of an early. oppoftpaity ~ explain The pcovt.
eions O The bill mere "a detail
ps 'l1r gBenianin sphmitsed ! resolution, which
vas refsfred TO the Committee en rfiesans. gso-
vSding FOR the printing Tor the uee q the Ss1-
ate. 10000 coplss Of the opinion Of the Judges
Of the Saprsms Court ip the Dred Scott ease.
NJ. bfown commenced speech 10 eevocscy
Of the admissioa Of Kansas uDder the Lecomp-
TOD Constitution. He had nos proceeded TAR
when be was seiaed wiih vertigo and yielded
The 6oos, expeeNins the hope that b would b
able te proceed With HE feuaAsks to.1offow.
MoUs2.-Ms Olingman, iron he Committee
on Foseign A&dfh reported q fesemtlon that
the Preeident be requested, u In bis opinion
compatible With the public interest, to commit
nicate aM the informati0A 10 hie Aposssssioa b
relation TO the seizure oa Wm. walker and N
followers 10 Nicaragua. tcgsseee With ssch "
ssrsssaons q nave oee" gwen y nA's' '.a - 49,
es o'acef1 Ia. ,,.. -. ....,..,..
~ Sens: =. su0u.a - :. III. n. ;.fn.
=. ..s;..ss ~ ;,,-n,,t - ~. svne.a;.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12


On Friday. the 25lh, news reached Leavcn-
worth Of the engagemene Of the troop en-
canned at Sugar Nonnd and the Dragons. The
officers ordered Lane 70 surrender, he refused,
the Dragooaa charged, bus were repalsed With
the loss Of three Of their nnMbey. The sra-
soons ratjred and sent Denver for reinforce
menss. Denver ordered three companies q
DraQoons 70 the seat Of war. u y expected
thera will b. bloody work soon. - aoon =
news Of the enEaGemens Was received the PeO'
ple commenced organizing and husrying g as
sist Lane. Il il sxpecsed that before tne ORA
eoons arrive Lane will be reinforced 1900. 10.
| eense excitement prevails. The people Of Law
renee ars preparing 70 sake the field. Calhoun
has 6ed the Territory. sa
| s New York, Ian. 4, s
The New City Government vas inaugurated
to-day, Mayor Teman assuming the duses g
/ elected President Of the Board Of Alderman,
land 4. D. Valentine was re-appointed Clerk.
n. Hasven vas elected President Of the Com
mon Council. ana Chas. +. nehemiah was
re.elected Clerk. Mayor meman win tranemit
The Paris correspondent Of the Commercial
aava he American House, Green Co, which
failed last Spring, u trying 70 resume, ana y
narinR smal sums Of its liabilities. Obas: Ion
roe 4 Co. expect TO resume 10 March. Wan-
wright q Co, Agents Of the Collins Line, ant
vogell Z Co., another American AZ House. nope =
resume. III s. .=.5. Ss. ss.
Washington, Jan. g.
. I The fliibusters on beard The Saratoga at NOs
folk positively refuse 70 80 On shore unless the
4 are nat oR by force. They say they are penn
!, len epd have no where 20 30 il % shore, an
dsmand ID bs returned % Nicaragua, the nom
M~fN - En- # Eag E "
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

pralssns N lSSs.-In The yeaS 't0eo tAeso
Nm IS loar sslpsss-suo q ~ - - tSess y
- nosa- si'ia.s. g. ~ ~ aaiiapT,.,h 80.
10. Apassial selipae r. - Deeay lsAFeNc
y. snly partly visible Y - United &eAtes. IT,
ncen viil riss parsly ssllles1, vAieA vin 49,
plaep gensraily a5tsrn ~ - - - - 7
49,. u nalaiss1s IN ~ Noso4sN0
6S}Aessf On The soushesa 11b.
"a. A AnnuHae eslise eftAee0koeaAh4' -
| rAe ssa si1 - ssaagallg eslipaA - "A !,
| dikn. ip loeeisSas -, - veesoS Gsee
rslg.de Is a., - 6otsA. q 6tuo p1r@ =
- Usaesd elasss - go IN - pnv
ec1pes1sss sf W. .sssAsst il lsla1lpa aagna NV
"a. a parsial ss,ipss q - noea, Asgoae
las. Ths aAWlt11a q - eelipss yill - O.<I0
i d meeAb 9AtsSss - - HgelsAs H. Y ~
Il pms places tAe 1Ess osasass 01fDss ~ va1ceI
bus q, 4aee plaees - ~ Unlesd ye1ees -
vAsls sellp6s eilk = vlih,s. 'sgsT yssss# $50
~. 4 se&Ai sSarss - w. - Sssu1ny 4
] In lendsade 20 deGFsea vsae g 0seeava1 -
l | ieude 30 6ef. 81 Il. ooNsA i
/ | to1al q ~ - ~ eln W s11aa
II eSaiceoa u ~ ts1sAesn hs1lls
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

Pam TALK-Tho RiChmond South thne -
presses il opinion Of the sinesrity and honesty
OF those Northern men Who pride the9oelvee
upon beng the special fslsada of ths South y
$50, Mr.. Douglas has shoved biz cloyen toos
70 the South at lasG Ihsver believed ~ was
whole footed. All that - - asvse dsoe -
been 70 cajoc the South 70 chesss hss~ses svi's,
10 take Tie best she san gsa - ssgas eaee nan
seous pill.o aud bfihe the 6Osthern neAbsrA y
coax the South 70 swallow thsm- never had
couidsncc in him. I have 10 cohAdenCs ID any
man north Of Mason and DixSn'a, Thsy cannoe
be our friends and - henssa.4 The iossea11a =
the two se. lions are ansagonistic. The Moethesn
man Who goes for our intsresss necessasily 90
against Che Interests or the North, BID C6anty,
and can havs no eoS6deues IN : aaises, -
matter how high il price. R9 A4i aeiaiao ~ >
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

\, a Same Poanr.-Iho sNAas6ald 0A1eA a11 1
Banner (Loeotosel elesss leag asA a6le asesetet 4
against adoitdngt Kanoas uadsf thA ka9onD.g
ton Constitution, u - tsllouisg pishl esgne:
The DeclasaaioA sof Iadapeade1eao aeelaree
that all Govesnnssnts .sderise tAsie is1 peu-
ers from the eoassaS Of ~ govsFnea. ~ 1ho-
governed IN Kansas ID 10 esAssRs -. ~ CaAel
hoau Conssitntioa u This y pssfeesly Teea0 -
all. Whess, thsn = 4 - desiys ise jsse DevM
ffomi We hear . great dsal q faleoY pesar
tions in these times. Csn shsrs - anythtng
false Ia position which nsssly 1s6esas thas
fandamsatsl truth, which kss seshe vhole
basis Of or 0overnmenh sAoald n, ecknowl-
edged in position Which asks that u Mtnfo
stats governments of KAnsas sAoule Ye1lsaD
sisse poweras derived 'sltem the.coonf q -
governed and not nsFsly sajsa pepe@. -
| rived from other and Len reliable Sosfeeel
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-01-12

uaE s1a sta :" sT0d nd ssasgass aaFafHas
u sagassioa sas J assa : ~ y -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-15
oA2 Y
ron All THE pURPOBEs OF AZ ::
FAMILY PHI YSIC..


THERE has long existed pablie demand for al efe-
dye plrgatye pin which could Be relied as sure and
20 meet that demand and virtues
has eonclrSyey shown with what success
but mot easy make tho beStof an lsls one which
should have none Of the Objections, but al the adyan
tages Of every other. This has been attempted here
and with what auccSss NO would respectfully submit to
the public decision. It has been unfortunate for the
seEiOlious and irritating to the bowels This Is not
Many OF them produce 50 much gripping pain and revu
good to be dsssYea fom them These III. produce NO
irritation or PAM anless It arise from previously exist
ing obstruction or arrangement in the bowsls Being
purely vegetable no harm can arise from their in
any quantity but it is better that any medicine should
in the several diseases - which they applicable
given ON the box 0Among the complaints which have
Copaint IN its TSTio1s form5 Of JapnSce ndHestioS.
LznguoE, and Loss Of Appetite, Lsesness, Irtabity,
IN tbs Sac Ss 5 EeEF 5sses i1S ICE fha e
the consequences of diseased action IN the Liver AS
aPeen5 they afford prompt and sure relic. IN Costiye,
Scrvy, Colds with OF the body, Ulcers and inn
purity Of the blood in short any and every case where
They have also produced some sngulaTly successful
cure: II hhsgn rat Govt DEopsy
and Side They should be freely taken in the spring of
The year to purify the blood and prepare the system for
the stomach and bowels into healthy action and restore6
s the aRRss and g0 he purify blood By
yate the strength of the body and restore the wasted or
diseased energies Of the whole organism. Hence
Sasond dose is even though serious
arrangement exists but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far as every purgatye medicine
sand cases in which aphyc is required be emu.
eated here but they suggest themselves the
Of every body and this pin Is found to answer better
purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available
to mankind. Where their virtues are once known the
public Will longer doubt what remedy to employ when
n need Of cathartic medicine. Being sugar-wrapped
they are pleasant to take, andbeng purely vegetables
haIm can arse from their use in any quantity
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-15
CLARENDON HOTEL,

II
THIS spacious and elegant hotel during tn ~ast
4 month"; been entirely renovated, and Is In com.
rlee order for the reception permanent and
with artistic taste, By the firm OF GUILE ALLIES The
nave neen the most approved
SLOANE entire and magnificent dinner service,
for the table hote and private dinners anufac
tured expressly for the hotel ny TIFFAEY & Co.
The cuisine Is condncted as heretofore the most
larged and liberal SCALE by of the first CHIEFS
by three SUPERIOR artists and, with the marketing under
the especial direction of G.. KRRSRR.
This hotel Is exceedingly well ventilated and Is
provided with upwards bathrooms and water
convenences in gle we'll suites ofrooms
The propretors embrace this opportunity
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage that
crowned their endeavor5 and beg leave that every
effort viii. be made to render the CLARENDON of the
frst hotels in the country.
Terms g so per day. M charge for baths.
auS211wtw&wal G. KERNER & ). BIRCH, Propretors.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-15
WILDE g. BRO,

WILDE & BRO.
r EsPEcTFULIY inform the public that they have
III ceived OF the largest and fashionable invoi.
of Wall Paper and window Shades brought to the
city Of Wheeling, comprising French, English
can Papers and Borders in almost endless Variety They
were purchased below the customary market figures
M be sold styles Uf Glazed
S1 you wish give call, we deter
mined to sell ut SlI nrces will defy The
attention Of WHOLESALE DEALERS is invited as we can
job goods at most favorable stock is
FIRELY NEWand free from old and Deprecated styles
carried overflow last year. apt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-15
LIVER. I.llVIGOR ATOR

PREPARED ny DR. SANFORD, 81,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
II IS ONE OF THE BEST 5PURGATIyE AND LIVER ME-
now before that acts as Cadartc,
known y IS not only CatEartic but 4 liner remedy,
acting first the Lpsr eject morbid natter then on
oompsha atoat auy 1 o the
painful In the operations Of most Ca
purges 4. and when taken doses, win
strengthen and buud 1t up with unusualrapidity.
The LIVER IS one Of the principal regulators Of the
human body and when it performs its functions WE'LL
almost dependent on the healthy action
ance ofits the
having to do e,
gan, one OF the proprte made a
Of more than years to find some remedy
y. 20 many which
blIg iyS 9t
These Gums or bsd-n1atter from
supplying In therplace IeAlthF bile,
TIE tons and hesIh 4otbe
Gs t; sc.aesEy' cause Of the disease
!; BILIOUS LILO Attacks are egred,e AND. WHAT IS
occasional q the
One dose after to relieve the stomach
and prevent the food froui-4rtsing and sourIng
before rettrtns prevents NIGHT
and d9ss .ake9 the
2nsdos taken after each meal win sclrss DYSPEPSIA
~ Two spoonfuls will always relIev
One bottle taken for removes the
cause the
Only one dose irnmedia relieves Ga0IIo.Whre
99s anSs often tsa sure cure for CHOLERA
Only one bottle needei IL thFoy5 ort ~ 4hs
System the ehscts of aftsF RoSS
bottle iSSs fso9 ssn 81 sal
ten NM, , OF 9n2SspFsat the skin
9E 6S tie APP
Rz1zzA in its worst while u TifI.;R sId
one q two Es S4s
ss.s i no esss in
~ Aafst7l bottles c6rssJQ n m pSt,sn,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-15

SHEEt MUSIC.
stock Of sheet music, musical works &c.
8 lathe Western country. 57sf.5s