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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-11-09

rosr THR B0oKs-THR NEXT CONGRESS-
la' following 10 the result for members of
Vongrsss so far a. elections have been held:
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THREE OR FOUR IMPROVED FARMS in De.
L Moines county. within few miles Of Burlington
the fartherest 81 miles, the s. Augusta road, is
one OF the best situations for large vineyard that
know OF ana can be had low for cash. For nforIna-
non respecting this ore, enquire OF b. Myer Fur and
Dry Hide Dealer, Bur,i gton.
Also, unirnproved or wild lands of best quality in
this and adjoining counties, low fer cash.
septS HENRY AVERY
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ed IN the operations OF most InffuTtics Ii s,r...r
u,e system as the sane time that IL purges II. ana
Wnsh tas go daily 10 moderate doses, will strengthen
and build II up with unusual ri pidity e
The LIVER is one Of the prin cpal re llators a.
the human body; and m when il performs M III, -
anad ~ ns pemels the system arefully det ell
~ - ,He ssoht4cM u al most entirely dependent
narsn..a. ny asHoh " = the Lecer for the proper
performances OF us func- tons; when the stomach
Is at fault, the bowels are at fault ana ,bs an,
- eis IN cohse, qnence OF one organ--the
diseases OF that organ,one ~ az ,ha nra.,ta, .ne
made it his study, in = practice 81 MOI mas as
~ 80, y.aIs, 70 npo~ some remedy wherewith
islfabe. "1Ae'sh's ~ snisA1s
10 prove thatth.s rem - edy Is a. last found any
persontroubled with l.iy - er ann nj = :, n
of its forMs, has but 10 - try ho,,t - 80 ADy
M - eeItdn. In sc FGums remove all morbid
ni.ca ne, ron the stem, supplying In their
Piaee heaithy HOW OF ~ bile, invgoratiux the
stomach, causing food to y. digest veil 4. -
~ DiOO0s giving tone and health to the whoSs
mach merry, removing the cause OF The dis.ass-sr
iectng a radical cure. %
nAIOus AtfncksA are cured, and W hae
OF the rsr,R en- - e0s Dy the occasional use
One dose after eating - il sntfcieot 10 resv. ~.
,rs anu prevent the = foodf from rising and sour
only one dose taken be- - fore re,irinv nr.,..
Mig hImArc. ~ Prevents
Only enc dose taken at - night loosen. ,hs r.
eis gently, and cures q ( 0siiveness.
One dose taken after each meal win cure Dv..
releve sick Head. ache. VIII ai~Ays
WI, ohy one dose inmedi- - ately relieves Chelic.
rh-, $50 o,.eh repeat ed IL sure cure for
(hniar.s Ous- ana preventive Of
sxs,.y 800 y heea. cd to throw out Of the
sicLnass ~ sheeAs OF medicine after = long
One bottle taken for
salowness unnatural trninr 60 - 80 'es ="
vigor - - eh snort time before eating gives
one - a spp.l'e anu makes tocd digest we'll
nr.s,m. ~ repeat - ed cures hr0n L. nj.
ana a.. - a.s Wis - forms, while summer
ao.a eo"Pia nus yield almost to the nYst
49,. - aoses cures attacks caused BY
a. .n.ss IN chiiufen = there Is surer. safer,
pse' refusay Ia the = world, as II nersr fails.
ths .hsor, o.sies cures GEOpsy, by exciting
~, take pleasure In re- - recommending this medi.
Gats preventive for .lkeyer and Ague.
ever. and all - FcSers ofa BiItOwa
.anyy ~, operates ith certainty, and thou
~. "hHnx 70 tes- Fify to its wonderful vir.
Al Who use 10 are giving their uMnn.
W., xsMntiAa0nl In Ass S@vor.
vira~. @ssr - ehe mouth " ilh the In
ana sWa1lOyv both Together.
: THE LIVER INvIGORATOR
- AsClENflfiC MEDICAL DIsCOyERY "a ,.a.,
- t.h cures, almost too great to believe II cures
se,aon tefn Aa first desc csring btasat and
klna =, man one bottle Is required 20 care any
nvn liver Complaint, from the worst Jasee'ic. o.
ngpelsd 10 q common H.rIa N. III ~ 49, -.
wy result OF diseased Liver.
nm e.~ Pklsk ONE DOLLAR rsH sprrLx
n. saNfokD. Proprietor, S45 Broaaway New York
n ,e.sneu ~ druggists. scid also hy II Bialest,y
ton. 0S4nes = D'osss nnaInas-
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IlLlsois CoSGRGssNxE ELBcrKD-Suf6cisn
returns have been received to indicate the eIsc-
ton Of the following members of Congress in
this State, At the late election:
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Rsymond's Sewing Machines,

Mr.. J. NJ. GoRDox.
Dear I'm reply to yours will say that We eA-
pected great things Il on The pos esson and use OF
Sewing Machine But hnd eur fJndest anticipAtons
realized In .s.ra RESP scts In the trial and
OF Raymond's Patent 1st. In the ease and reAdt'
ness with which any one, even child, can learn 70
work it, ID The facility Of It's operation 3D. The Va
rety OF Its adaptation. 4h. Tie exceliencs OF its
work, in beauty and strength. We are satisfied that
there is nothing in family OF ordinary number that
soon pay for itsef Besides the relief the tolls
OF the female der artment, ii will pay for itself in
pecuniary point OF view several mes YER. We adj
Inire IL. We cannot ford to be without it, and
cheerfully recommend rs being that claims TO be-
Yeu can my name In connect on with your agency,
approving and recommending kasmonds Sewing Ma
chine a. any extent being indispensable necessity
to every family for comfort, amusement and profit.
A.. l.. LEONARD.
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BURLINGTON, Iowa, Nov. 81.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Nov. I'd.
Mn. j. NJ. GORDON.
Dear Sir .-Raymond's Patent Sewing Machine has
been in my family four months, and We are salts
fed that it Is ali claims be, and would not part
with it for Any consideration, you may use my name In
recommending II to almost any extent.
Yours truly,
nny5dtf vim lstAC LEONARD.
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LAND rOw SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
sln ACRES OF Land, lying tire miles South 81 Bur
.)U gton on the II. Maids on Road. will be SOLD
together divided TO suit purchasers Apply 70 =.
Riddle, Theodore Pochler and Joseph Roth
oct25.v3m DANIEL PURCELL.
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The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

TERRiBLE MURpERs IN TuLARE CoUN-
rY.--Thc Bulletin contains an account of
one Of the most terrible tragedies ever re-
corded. The victims we're Mons. B,rstier.
Mons, Borel and two hired men, French
people, who formerly lived in Oakland. but
who have recently been residing on farm
in Tulare county. At this latter place some
two weeks since they were oil killed by
Spanish robbers. They were murdered for
their money The only person spared was
the wife Of Baratier. She was saved by one
Of the robbers who mounted her on horse
and ran away with her to the mountains.
After wandering about for several days the
poor woman found her way to Oakland aud
told her story, The amount Of money taken
by the murderers was nearly $4,000, besides
several articles Of jswelry. The robbers
we're seven in number and all mounted.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26
DEMooRArrc STATE CONVENTION

Az meeting of the Democratic State Central
Committee held In Sacramento, on the 10th day OF
May, 1853 the following resolutions we're adopted :
RESOLVED That the next Democratic State Con-
vention be held In the City Of Sacramento, on Wed
nesfay, the 9TH day of Augud next, aud that the
baas " representation be fsliows viz: One dele
gate at large from each county and delegate fer
every two hundred Democratic votes east at the last
general election FOR any Democratic candidate on
the State ticket nomnated by the Democratic party
exclusively, and delegate for every fraction OF
one hundred or more votes cast for such Democratic
candidate.
RESOLVED, BY the Central Committee, that u Ia
recommended that the Democracy In the different
counties meet the Doth day Of July, for the pur
pose ~ e,ecting delegates 10 the State Convention
The Democracy OF the state Of California are here
by notified. that state Convention will be held Ia
the City Of Sacramento, on "Wednesday the 4th Day
Of August, 1858, aud that the apPortionment Of rep
rcsentation therein. as settled upon by the State
Central Committee, Is a. follows
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

MURDER Carson VALLEY -. A telegram
which appears in the Union of Monday, da.
ted Placerville May o3i apprises us Of the
fact that malicious murder was pcrpetra.
ted at Carson Valley on Saturday. Two
men, Hermann aud Shelby, (he former ono
Of the army teamsiers, lately arrived from
Salt Lake, quarrelled at the dinner table,
Hermann calling Shelby liar. whereat
Shelby stabbed his face, upon which they
were separated. Hermann shortly after
procured bowie knife. and coming up be-
hind Shelby stabbed him in the neck killing
him almost instantly. The murderer was
secured aud will be brought to Placerville
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26
.sThs Indic,ment-Th. I..ueu

Aho ne Assues'
Such is the heading of string of bslder-
dash which appears as a communication in
Mondays Express; written, no doubt, by
certain "naturalized Yankee" who per-
formed a "mournful duty" by aiding in tho
defeat of Messrs. Gray and Lippencot at the
Senatorial election 10 Yuba 10 1856. 1.-THE
indictment is against Mr.. Broderick; to-
ward whose impregnable front Cor rather
back) all the pop guhs Of cbivalric section
alism are now being directed. This ndict-
ment, by little transportation would be
proof against ''quash." Let it read thus
and he cannot escape conviction:
BY this indictment, the Lecomptonite pap
eaters accuse the Hon. David e. Brodor ick
as follows:
1st. You were elected upon precisely the
same pledges which James Buchanan made,
and which you adhered to after said Buch-
anan had proved recreant to them.
2nd. Before you had been many weeks in
Washington, you had the sagacity to per-
ceive, and the fraukness to avow that the
President was being led by the nose by
the Southern fire eaters
3i. You have opposed the Kansas policy
of the Administration, becau Sc you knew it
was right to do so, and voted against the
Treasury note bill because you believe in
General Jackson's "hard currency" doc.
trine.
4th. You voted against the confrmati ion
Of B. T Washington aud other natural enc.
mics Of your own. when the President in
suited you and your copstituents by appoint
ing them to the fattest Offices in his gift
9th. You voted against the confirmation
Of Chas. Lindley as Receiver at the Marys-
vile Land Office, simply because he was the
most "mournfully dutifui' euss on this side
of the sierras.
9th. You have talked plain English and
called things by their right names when
speaking of the Lecompton swindle.
/ 7th. You have excited that sort of "fel.
low feeling" in Lecomptonitc breasts, that
makes n guilty man "wondrous kind" when
you talked about furnishing certain rascals
rs they deserve to be.
Sth. You are elected to your present po.
sition for six years, and it worries the
"Chivs" most sorely because you wont re
sign.
9th. You have stirred up a terrible com
motion in the breasts of Dan Gelwicks, Vince
Geiger, b. f. Washington, Col, Gift, Charles
Lindley, Col Rust aud few more of that
ilk that lore you so.
10Th. When you spoke Of the President as
you did at the close Of your speech in reply
to Mud Sill Hammond, you told such ter.
rible truth, that the only way left for the
Lecomptonites to get around it was to be,
como indignant and affect being awfu ly
shocked at your manner Of speaking.
lltb, (and supplementary If certain dear
lovers of all Presidents, fail ia their at
tempis to make you and your cause unpop-
ular-that is tosay-it they fail to prove
you guilty of tho charges they are willing to
per jure themselves to establish your guilt Of
they feel themselves doomed to speedy
political death. Your friends arc an i'm.
mensc and immovable stumbling block in
the way Of II certain gentlemen in Yub'
county, to whom we would say, Judge not
that ye bc not .judged.'
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

WArcH SrEALINo.--A negro named Chas.
Smith was arrested on Monday night on sus
picion of having stolen valuable gold watch
from Mr. Ned Pratt Smith was examined
before Judge Berry and sent up to the
Court Of Sessions Mr.. Pratt is fortunate
In having recovered his watch, and has un.
doubtedly caused the arrest of the guilty
party.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

THE MRLoDEoN.-We just had time, prior
to going to press. to drop into the theatre
last evening. We found considerable ms.
semblags present, all apparently delighted
with the performances Miss Hudson aud
Mr.. Harvey are both excellent vocalists and
are great favori;es The entertainment is a
most acceptable one. The Melodeon will be
open again tonight.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

HONEY LAKs MArrEas.--The Shasta Re-
publican is spprised by letter from isaac
Koop Of the particulars concerning the Ind.
an battle lately fought near Money Lake
Valley. The particulars are In the main. in
accordance with those published in the Re.
cord some days since The settlers are now
pretty we'll prepared to defend themselve.
against the Indians, and are progressing
hasly With their farms. Stock is in fue con
Aitian, and business Of ell kinds is improx.
Ing. E0
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

BALL AT THE MouSrAsx Housg.--Mr.
Ruggles Of the Mountain House. designs Civ.
ing grand "Independence Ball." on Mon.
day the 9th Of July. The citizens Of 0roville
and hereabouts. can adopt no better plan to
viad up their day's enjoyment. than to at.
tend that dance. Tho Mountain House is
located in one Of the most delightfully."- cool
aad pleasant places, and is famous for good
balls.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

Death FROM WHIsKEY AND CRoroN on.
A man named Thomas Brown died at the
Hospital in Jackson, Amador county, May
10Th A post mortem examination was
made and the conclusion arrived at, that the
deceased came to his death from the intem-
perate use Of Intoxicating drinks and an over
dose of crotoa oil, given him by certain par
ties while he was drunk.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

EFFEcrs ~ rHE RAIN Mrs. Clark &
Brothers stock Of groceries and hardware
vas considerably injured by the heavy thun.
der shower of Monday evening, they having
caused the tin roofing Of their brick build
ing to be removed on that day, preparatory
to erecting second story thereto. As the
seasons 60, is is almost toa early now, to
risk much to the caprices Of the weather.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

SrRUcx ny LIGHTNING belle Crcolc's
-'cinnamon bar" was struck by lightning
and killed on Monday, while under attach.
ment for his mistresses debts. Electricity
and law, combined, we're too much for the
little beast.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

FoR FRAzRR We learn by the Union
that the steamer Panama, left San Francis
90 on Sunday with 400 passengers bound for
the Frazer River Mines. More than twenty
three hundred people have already left San
Francisco ON this same Tom fool errand
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

CoRREcrioE, An error occurred in the ad-
vertisemeut In yesterdays Record of the
Auction Sale Of Furniture at the United
States Hotel. Il was announced to take
place on Saturday May 2sth. II should
have read Saturday June 1sth We refer
our readers to the advertisement alluded 20.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

SrAnsrxe AT PLAcEavuLE.--A Mr.. Fer
guscn. one Of the Supervisors Of FL Dorado
eounty was stabbed At Placerville on satur.
day night BY Col Patterson. The knife pen
etrsssd fsrgason's lungs. causing him 70
spit blood. The cause Of the difficulty is
spse saatsd. Patterson hes been arrested.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

Bro DsBr.--The city Of BcRocia owes a
debt Of $4,000 So tho Mayor Of that dcs.
olsts hamlet states In his last message We
should object to taking the whole of that
wind.b blown way station ''in soak' for hall
that amount.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

IScENprARY ArTEMPr.--An attempt was
made at an early hour on Sunday morning
TO Rro o store in Sacramento. Before the
fire had progressed to any serious extent. /,
was discovered by Policemen and extin.
guished
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

INDIAN wHIppEp..-An Indian was rc
GENTLY whipped at Diamond Springs In L
Dorado county, fer robbing slaices.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

HousE ov RErucE, The San Francis
cans have subscribed some 5000 toward
the building Of . House Of Refuge in tha.
city.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

FRAZER IN OaEooN.--The Oregon papers
speak very unfavorably of the Frazer river
mines. They say that it is generally belev-
ell in Oregon that Frazer is n humbug.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

The STATE Treasury - There we're
$34S. .957 81 in the State Treasury on Satur-
day last.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

Quick TRIP The clipper ship Uncowah, :,
Kirby, arrived in San Francisco on Sunday,
l24 days from London.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26
Office.

vUNH UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
IL forms his friends and the public generally.
that he has reopened the UNION SALOON located
In the basement Of Colon Il McDernott's brick
building, Montgomery street, as a place OF resort,
pleasure aud repose and Is prepared ,o accommo-
date all who may wish TO enjoy glass OF Lager or
a choice article OF Liquor or Wine OF the finest
brands Connected win the Saloon Is q mag niHce nj
slate bed BILLIARD TABLE with new balls cues.
sc. The lovers of this fascinating game NAV rest
assured that every attention viii be shown them
p. MAUKER, Agent
May - for the San Francisco Brewery.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26
ETOBsERvE THE PRICES!
26 and go Cents.

EANPHESE. Burning Fluid, Alcohol and Spirits
~ OF rarpentinc, for sale by
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

FEELS SAFE.-The Union says that the
State Controllers Office has lately been en-
tirely renovated. We judge from this that
the present incumbent is in no fear of being
ousted by the Governors appointse, Mr.:
Meloney.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

~ Mr.. John III. L1lard is authorized TO
recsive Subscriptions and collect moneys for the
Daily and rr Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
si n distance can obtain the paper BY furnishing him
with their names
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26
MARRIED..

Peter Frcer, E.q. by the Rev. Mr.. ranzy, Mr. WILL
LIAM FOREMAN to Miss ROSE Carroll, both of
Butte County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

Coop TIcKEr The San Jose Telegraph
has hoisted the names of Stephen A. Douglas
for President, and David c Brodcrick for
Vice President. From present indications,
there is no little likelihood that that ticket
will he elected
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26
COURT OF SESSIONS.
Hon. THOMAS WELLS. Presiding Judge.
]. 8. Berry and G. T. Campbell, Associates.

J. 3. BETTY anu L CHHpDeI1, assUcIatts-
TUESDAY, May 25th.
Court met pursuant to adjournment.
People VS. Cove & Turvey. Riot. Nolle
Pros
People vs. Speigle. Assault to murder.
Arraigned and pleaded not guilty. Cause
continued for term.
People vs. All You Grand Larceny. Guilty.
People vs. Benedict. Assault to murder
Nolle Pros
People vs. Howard. Feoniously branding
cattle. Continued for term.
Court adjourned to meet this morning at
0 o'clock.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-26

Chairman State Central Committee
JAMES ANDERSON, Secretary pro. tenn.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-07
Weight of Av.No. Of Av. weight Yield per
%. seed. tubers in hill. In l2h acre

do not suppose that the Same result
would always be obtained: but this, being
from actual experiment, is of some little
value. Those who advocate the planting Of
eyes, as in No. 3, usually dry them. Mine,
however, were not dried, but planted when
newly cut. No. 8 would probably compare
better in dry season; the vines were alto
gether more vigorous and probably more
healthy. / also drew, some young vines,
81 j., usually done with tho sweet potatoes,
and transplanted them. From these | OBJ
tanned beautiful tnbers Of nearly equal size.
This suggests the idea of forcing the pota-
to in hot-bed, and transplanting all
danger Of frost is over, thus securing an
early crop. The variety used was the Me-
shamrock.
Prof Cassel compares tho tuber to the
scion OF fruit tree, aud the eye to bud,
and concluded that it was not good to plant
small tubers, because they sent up so many
small shoots. His comparison I ike, but
not bis conclusion A scion or twig Of last
years growth, that is weak and small, is
not apt to send shoots from buds on the
sides, but only from the terminal bud. l
a scion is taken from the parent stock, anC
properly divided, and these pieces well in
serted in another tree. each bud will max,
shoot or limb. | have known nursery
men who always rejected the upper portion
of the scion because they think it weak
SO with the small potato. The ternlna
buds or eyes arc often the only ones that
start at all. OF 4s tubcrs planted, found
only SO stalks or vines. And from quan
tity Of small ones planted, obtained thu
same result
From another trial, found the sprout L
do equally well when separated from th'
tuber after it had como out of the ground
and had good roots. Small tubers, we see
send their shoots FROM the terminal buds
which arc not SO strong as the lateral ones
rs wo soc in the above table, as No. 5, anc
were taken from the same roots; hencc
perhaps, it might bc well to diyest cvel
small tnbers Of the terminol buds.
M. Robinson then said: | once pante'
potato skins, and fonnd no difference in tn
yield between the hills planted with skin
orwholo tubcfs; and should ike to a.
John e. gBergen Long Island farme
whom sec present, how Ear his experienc
corresponds with tho statement have read
John G. Bergen Nature Is always tru,
to horself. An experiment mado ono yea
isreycrscd tho noyt. have tried man
expeliments in planting potatoes. Th
bsst yield ever had was from uncut rip
potatoes My'idenis that tho best plan
70 reject the seed end, and cut the otbc
half in two, and plant one piece in hill
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-07

stoves! slOVes!! StOves!!
OF the very best kinds and of lower prices than
" before heard Of, going, going at
Dec 4, 1851. CANFIELD BROrHEKs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-07
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BIIviIIe, Sandusky County, o.

TlE subscriber takes this method Of informing the
citizens Of sandusky and adjoining counties that he
has rtted his machinery in the best order and proposes
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-07

thoir n.out soils by barnyard manure,
because thoy have not the barn-yard and If
such soils are ever restored it will be by
growing something upon the ground to turn
under, to fertiizo the next crop. There is
no doubt about the economy Of plowing in
green crops over that Of feeding them.
Horace Grecloy--I don't believe man
can turn under clover crop near his barn
so proitably as to feed it TO his CATTLE
The question is, whether you cannot feed q
hundred dollars worth of clover to cattle,
and get half the value Of it back in ma
nure.
John G. Bergen have always found
that plowing in clover that had been fed of
close, made the crops richer than by turning
in any other grass crop. The roots keep
the soil light and rich. Our best melons
used always to be raised from such land
that is clover-felds that had been pastured
or moved, or both. I believe it is the
roots more than the tops that add fertility
to the soil. rn
The discussion of this question will be
continued next Monday, and also strawber-
ry culture and small fruits generally.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-05-07

THE DRUNKARD's END.--Luther J. Wolf
aged about thirty-five years, son of the
late Governor Wolf of Pennsylvania, was
killed in Easton, in that State, on Wednes-
day, by falling from tho window of his room,
in tho third story of Whites Hotel, where
he was employed as bar-keeper. He was
suffering from mania potU.