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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-07

DoIHes o. IN Npsao EnrEnca. - Ths Empe-
see rsustin !. Of Hayti, Who initiates France IN
~ thtnGa and h., like Der, princes, marshaJs,
Gently resolved TO establish an academy Of
forty members, like The world renowned French
academy. Bot It vas mot easy 70 select the
forty, every lnhabitant u TIE empire Who
could write bis own name, thinking himsslf
qualified. 90 his majesty decreed that 5000 Of
his subjects who possessed the reputation Of
being the most lettsred Of al, should. on
given day assemble At his palace and be sub
jected 70 literary test. When they were coll.
lected, he announced that the test was the
writing OF the word citron, and that those who
made no error in the spelling, should be mem
bsrs OF the academy. Pens. ink, and paper
we're brought; each Of the 5000 people wrote
the word, and the judges Of the land and the
bench Of bishops we're charged TO examine the
5000 papers. They proclaimed that SO only
. The candidates had written the word correct
ly-that 10 with G, the remaining 1851 hav-
ing used an 8. "Only thirty nine,' cried the
emperor, land We want forty. Well, / will
be the fortieth member myself .Sire,' cried
the judges, "your majesty will no doubt deign
70 submit to the test" .'Of course" exclaimed
Faustln, and in a large bold hand be wrote |
Xitron with an X. The judges looked puz-
Fled Tor moment, and then, alter glancing |
u each other, proclaimed that bis majesty had /
aassed trumphantly through the ordeal. The |
Emperor was therenpon proclaimed, amidst the
Of the assembiaee, 4 member o. |
i the academy. "And I will be perpetual See
etary too" added his imperial majesty, with
'ardonabie vanity.
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-haga'atsnt Proposition. & Burrows
OF St. Louis--inventors and propriesors of the
celebrated Arctic Liaiment" are presenting un-
usual inducements to the suffering and diseased.
lhey present to every purchaser Of dollar
Bottle of this wonderful Remedy, copy of the
mammoth United States Journal, Zone Of our
best p'ctorials, devoted to Agriculture, Science
and Li'erature,) for one year gratuituously.-
The Arctic" is ssid to be positive and speedy
cure Tor Rheumatism, Deafness, and all nervous
diseases-relieving the worst case of pain, in
from 3 to 20 minutes.
sQuIsEs l. Boss, and E. E. GAY, Agents for
the sale of the only genuine Bragg's Liniment.
oct1 5,d&w3m.
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ifn NIeEoEs-BILL Oh TIE HoS. RoB1Rr
'inE OF suhTLowER.-We are gratifisd to an.
ssaee that the Hon. Robert Crane has pre-
I1tc, and at an early day will present to the
hsa'e Of Representatives his bill for the ex-
l4ason Of tree negroes Of their " economic
'ss'tdnssion." The leading provisions Of the
" are iha. the free negroes or the mulattoes
'laA lot be lawfully in the State after certain
4le and in case Of being 90 found they shall
" arrested by the Sheriff, and on trial BY q
.ls'ee OF he Peace, if they are guilty OF an
intent 10 reside here either for q definite or in
esnllie time, The papers and evidence are TO be
eefifed TO by the Board OF Police. The Board,
u satisfied OF the fact, order the Sheriff to sell
. slave and at public auction, the negro or
s.lai'o and the proceeds Of the sale, after de-
..aetng expenses, 10 be paid into the State
litisury for the benefit OF the State Library.
Jackson MISS Eagle.
We would like TO know what is the use OF
|ssdlng she free negroes out of the State, when
Y ihe revival Of the slave trade as proposed
:! several Of its friends, We shall have host
asle poured out upon US. Why not apprentice
We nee negroes we now have instead of getting
aaaoals from Africa! Will the eagle snlight.
~s'-Vieksburg Wing.
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FALSEHOOD vs.. FACT.

Amacious and designing card, by A G Bragg, ex-
tensivey ADVERTISED throughout the country, in effect
says: 1.-THE present proprietors OF the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment being unprinciped men they do not
make the said Lnment good as it formerly was and
that he % will not be responsible for It's 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 fer number Of years !;
we're 1t necessary to vindicate our reputation, We
should consider the endorsement OF this Mr. Bragg
very equivocal compliment.
His statement implies motire-either public BEN
efactor, IL to further private interest Which 10
its This said Bragg vas at time, partner in the
Mustang Lniment made celebrated BY the originator,
Mr.. Geo. W. Westbr Ok, and with the composition Of
which Bragg had nothing to do. Mr. W. paid Mr. b.
$50 for his half-in the article OF course
the implied and coyenanted consideration for such an
amount Of money was that "he, Bragg should not for
ever any manner dir ectly indirectly, be Interest,"
ed in manufacturing or selling any Linment Ointment,
salve." Mr. Westbrook heavily engaged in out
side business Toprotect his property and pay Bragg,
he offered sell this Lnment We knew the value Of
the article made the advances held the cancelled notes
-Bragg's receipts In full for e5OO00-and became
owners Of the Liniment. We took immediate means 70
examine It's recipe protect Its purity, its sale,
etc. We believed then. ~ nov, that no advertisement
was cheap As . really good medicine. and that
interests lay directly In reaching the interests Of the
consumers. This Lniment, always popular, was
entitled to the same attention The very best
materials used-thc recipe ID alone ours.
In less than six months from our purchase OF the
Imminent, " Bragg entered the market with aita-
tion and counterfeit article under another name
We presented hts contract Of sale be the moral
obligation, and cioaked his legal position by doing the
business under the OF his son. He has struggled
for time unable TO make his article se II Is not
liked; people say .it fas virtue" ~ not his fail
vre at inapostu,s and ne immense swccess o. our
Linienf, the godding dccdsion II this Int tdisinter-
estedl public dlpeaIf The public interested
between Barnes Parks and A 9 Bragg, but they are
in the genuine purity Of article Of such universal
necessity q this Lniment Win you be imposed upons
We have remained quiet; he mistakes the cause, and
treads close. We warn him Of the results II no mr..
ceeds farther u will be when We cannot perceive VII,
lainy and when We dare mot punish its perpstrator
and protect our rights.
We manufacture the original osnHins MUSTANG
Linimsnt. w are responsible for liz er4cts.
Respectfully. BARNES PARK,
sentll-Aw New York and Cincinnati.
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E,slY HlsroRY OF SENATOR HAMMoND.-The
distinguished South Carolina Senator made Q
decided Bit, with his late speech on the political
Anatoas of the North and South, and the Lee
soayon Bill, II seemed to promise Q milleni-
10 ., peace and good will to the belligersnt
u.e. thar hsye, Of late years, stunned the
ran,ry with the din Of strife. Bat . reaction
lu ensued, and Hammond Is going below par
lii he South A letter from Washington,
speaking Of the future arrangements Of Southern
men, sayE
The Shareholders as body rally around Buch-
Isnaa, looking to the South for his SUCCESSOR
hey urge him to accept the gage Of battle ten
E,ed in the Freeport speech.
hammonds speech has produced only q tenn
k-sry effect upon that class. They have dis
svsred, since his moderate sentiments became
rosn, hat be is, after all, only Connecticut
Erool master. only quite too ready in emergen-
vs. to give up the Sights of the South" chat
The wrongs Of niggers) The history Of
Edmond, it seems, is quite common one
lr,v or fifty years ago his father emigratsd to
Gt aking with him schooner load of onions,
%, Of Noah Webstsr's spelling books, and
p, Of ambition and talent The elder Ham
pond wed his onion, taught school for those
PIC boueht bis spelling books, bought ''nig-
rs and stocked plantation. The younger
(amlrond soon learned to show his zeal for the
butb, sna married the sister of Wade Hamp-
"a, the largest STAKEHOLDER in the State. Thus
sced in the line Of safe presidents, he became
member Of Congress and Senator. This 10 the
ban who sneers at the ,sborers of the North,
shom his father was one, 50 "whits slaves"
y. "mud-sills."
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS. Joseph g. Endicu.t and Abigail,
" his wife, BY Deed Of Trust, dated June .st 1885,
conveyed unto John Thomps and Jesse Nassom
Trustees the Real Estate described the North half
OF the Mort est quarter of Section fou, teen (l
Township seveny-one l7l), North OF Range three (8)
west, containing 80 acres. to William Allen
the payment OF certain pTomssory note of said date
Tor SIX hundred ar forty dollars tw enty
cents and drawing ten per cent interest per nnnum
from date thereof, and able the LIST day OF Octo
per- And whereas the said has become cue and
is still unpaid therefore, at the reqoest or said Alen
the owner OF said note and by virtue of the authority
gwen in said Deed OF Trust, will procee sell the
above described Real tate at public sale to the high
est bidder for cash. 1t the front door House.
IN the city OF Burlington Des MONIES County Iowa, on
FRIDAY the 3lst day Of December next, between the
hours Of IL A. NJ and p. NJ of said day to SATISFY
said note, interest and costs.
nov3O-wtd JOHN THOMPSON,
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.Ei PiccoLonlsI BCsrLE.-A new hoped
w W. fss recently made its appearance in New
i .Ga. ald rapidly vending its way into favor.
/. 49,. ! sali' d he Princess Royal Bridal Skirt,
~ ue "Piecolomini Bustls." The springs
H.. hght, hexible covered steel, joined togs-
a., NV. a.a hoops OF tape and metal clasps. with
10 q. .a'.a. Its therefore impossible for them
ns,s. a spaf.. The hustle lie q very simple, yet
! yr,o. ssO,a'flsanes. easily adjusted and forming
graceful and elastic tournure.
ss, - .'I oeauhill specimen OF these skirts was
eop,Is .ieeoonlni on her arrival, and graz
,r.l -. ..sspeo and acknowledged by her. The
cotton "a 'ns nnest Damascus, and instead Of
s4d ~ ape white noir antique ribbon was
ss..,. sne y said to have been overrun with
!, ~ including elegant bonnets named in
y, .aof' soaps, etc. The last was bottle Of
kn . niIisu' TO prevent the absorption Of mois-
s1o project the wearer against wet feet.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

SI The vile reputation which DR.. J. Hostetter's
stomach bters" have attained during the past year.
oesieaks lis excellence In more forcble than
any WORDS which We can Offer 1t renovates, purifes
ana strengthens the SYSTEM and aids the STONE CHI in
the performance OF its functions 1t regarded on all
sdes as sovereign specific, and therefore, to procure
it in the best possible way should be the object of the
public. We commend it with more I'll an usual zeal and
confdece believing and knowing, as We do, that II
stands foremost among the mar preparations of the
day. for 'mparng strength, vgor and tone to the sys-
'em AMI the curative powers for all similar
diseases arising from disordered stomach. In the
most severe cases of cramps darrh ea and weakness
in the stomach, the"Btters" have been rgdly tested
and always with the greatest success.
For fae by Druggists and dealers generally every
where.
decld twin
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ARRIVAL OF AN ENGLISH BEAUTY AT FoRr
LEAvENwoRrH-Th Fl. Leavenworth (Kansas)
correspondent of the Missouri Democrat, wri-
ting under date Of Nov. 18th, says that young
English lady had Just arrived there from Utah,
unoer the protection of q detachment of the
I'd Dragons, and speaks of her as follows:
Report says that this pretty young lady is the
daughter Of Captain in the Queens Life Guards,
and having been spirited away by the Latter
Day Saints, she was taken to Brigham Young's
harem in Salt Lake City. Her whereabouts
having been recently ascertained, the Queen of
England recently sent requisition for her to
the President of the United States, who ordered
Gov. Cumming to send the young lady to Wash.
ington as soon as an opportunity should occur.
saw the young lady in question few hours
since She is fine specimen Of English beau
ty. This escort also had in charge six fine
young squaws-pre.ty and sweet mountain flow.
ers plucked from their native bowers in all their
natural beauty and freshness. l believe that
these Indian maidens go to female academy,
to receive the polish of civilization.
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THE WEEKLY HAWK EYE
coldl 0oldi 0oldl

eoal Ooldl 0sldl 0cldi
vs:~h. ma vollew. hard and Geld,
Tsssss. craven, hammsr'J and rolrd,
ps.yy % get and light % hold;
ns.,Sed 6arter'd, bought and sold,
e.S,sn borrowed, squandsr'd, doled:
SSS",nsd by the ysung, but hugg' d b. the ole
cp.I. vsrv verge Of the Churchyafd mould;
~. AZ many crime untold;
no,d! Gold Geld Gold!
r.n.riepce has taught M. Or else " shcule
1 IA. il. that oar people are ready y 80 %
NOV -. At the earth for Gold They are ready
''s ,..v. the pillow in the furrow. the sraia NJ
.,.et fors.ke their families. wives and
'a,,,sD' encounter thousand hardships, over
cum thousand obstacles and risk life and
s'I ~, IA every thing for the chance Of get
'e..' .,aa.nly rich BY mining. poor chance 81
''s 49,, Tell them Of geld ON our Paeido
~. !" and they are OF, in trics-they are ready
V0''' - california, Fraser River, Pixies Peak.
F" y +. !, Labrador upon two days notice.
A.! Aa,a. :. ready to. compass sea and land, en-
'as me- Al the plaques Of Egypt forge ell the
'0s. ... and comforts of home, and labor like
'.IIs, slaves, .ubsi.t on muls''''ak'' and dog
.s.. all for gold! ..,....a ~.
:, !. o.ele.s to tell men thus constituted that
,,.n,. !. the happiess neblest, and as the
s. ,;m. mos. independent and lucrative 90
'. in III. world. With less Of care less
p.".,;,e labor, less risk Of failure and more
ehhaas's .omforss aud pleasures than any
a,h.r pursuit, If followed with 'o' ':m -. M
49, ".,, l.ber' the same psr'everins industry
ee:' .n,aror;,.. il yields in nineteen cases out
!, twenty, better rewards than eo'0 ''es''s =,
o,h., nursut. Why, therefore, men will
~. h.npy homes, 6ne farms, jeopardizs their
- ,.nniness BY leaving families unprotected
en- into suares. IS SO many have, for the
n;.er,ble chance Of digging little goid
r.,o Cherry Creek, Pixies Peak or elsewhere
). - os upsccountable.
" ;, doe, seem tina. 10 Iowa, with 'pares
,.nn,,iou millions upon millions Of the richest
.r,, II III. world, which can be bought for
-, msn nigh. find wherewithai to satisfy
, .s.i, l0v, Of adventure IN building up State.
....n;z,y its industry, perfecting ito agricul-
n,s covering i, with Railroads, opening its
ina. improving its natural watsr.powsr, build
;. ,o,p. and cities, churches and school houses.
l,o,;ps orchards, growing grain, grazing, man.
f.,,urpg. &c., &C., without running to the
,d, Of the earth in search Of gold. The de-
:, Of Spain is to be counted from the time
!, people sought after wealth and got il from
!. mines Of Mexico. Should this spirit take
4 possession Of the people Of this country,
trh We hope and believe it will not, We may ,
Ak for the same results.
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The only safe Preparation.
That does not Dye, but viii restore
GRAY HAIR
To its original color, by Nsture's own process, 10
Prof. @. j, Woods Celehrafed


Prot. 0. ]. Woods Celebrated
II R 10 f = r q II Tly E.
proof Of the above assertion, read the following
testimony from distinguished persons from all parts
HON. SOLOMON MANN. Ann Arbor, Mich, says
MS WIFE whose hair had become thia and entirely
White was resto ed to its original Color had
thicKened and become beautiful and glossy upon and
entirely over, the head. Others Of nv family and
effects.
HON. JUDGE BREEsE, Ex-senator Of Illinois, says,
Woods Restorative h.. resumed IL original color,
and have no doubt permanently so.
HON. D. L. STEWART. says, my hair was very
gray but after using two bottles, restored to 10
REV. }. x. BRAGG. Brootaeid, Mass, says, i. has
constant tendency to itching and restored my hair,
which was gray, to its original color
wa. ssohrd. gray or rsiss, .h,. sn ,y' ny hair
pca.on OF me Restorative, ~ directed, has re-
many other preparations, all to effect, used one
bottle Of your Hair Restorative, which has cured Q
BsNJAMiN I0NaRiDaiE e.. as4 seventh Avenue New
york. says, having lost my hair by the effects Of the
Eryspelas when began to grow. instead Of black.
heretofore was well mixed with gray Having tried
many preparatcnso restore the color without enectI
was induced TO try yours and in spite Of all my doubts
H. l. WILLIAMS, M. D., Peckensvill., Ala, says,
have used your Restorative and find il all il
nended to be- have triedit for letter and find it
W. N. WOODWARD, NJ. D., Frankfort, KY, says,
be recommends II in his practice the beat prepara
ton for the hair in
EDWARp WALCUTT, says three months ago my
nair was very gray, dark brown, the oigi.
nal color smooth and glossy all BY the Of Woods
Restorative.
WILSON KING, says one months proper applica-
ton VIII restore any persons hair to its original COLI
or aDdtexture.
D. HOES. says, few applications fastened my
hair nrmly began to grow out and turn black, its
original color.
BETsEY SMITH, North East Pe.nsylvapia. say, thu,
her hair had, for number Of years, been perfectly
white but now it is restored to its youthful color, so
and glossy,
DIX. W. BOND, St Paul, says that his hair 10
strong thick ana black, although short time since he
was both bald and gray The people here its effects
and have confidence in L..
MORRIS GUsLlSG, Nj. D., ST. LOUIS says that az.
ter trying many other preparations all to effect, he
used two bottles, which covered his head h new and
vigorous growth OF har and invites all to come and
SARAH J. BROWN, says her hair was not only gray.
but so thin she feared It's losbu after using two
bottles 1t has restni ed both the cooi and growth.
Prepared by .. J. WOOD 1 CO., 1i4 Market Street.
81. Louis, and BIZ eadway, New York, and sold BIZ
all Druggists and Pa ent Medicine Dealers; also BY Al
Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in the United states
and Canada. TmayA
Sold here by all Druggists.
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S.sEEsEf,s SALE.

.StTtS y 1ttcu, Uts 10OaRe8 COUNT, So.
10y virtue OF executions to directed Issued out
OF the office Of the Clerk Of the District gonrt
sara county, in favor of Tayter Seymour Co J4uson
Smith, and handle Brothers, and against II @. Ilsr
dy, have levied upon aud will expose fer sale 10 the
highest bidder, at the Auction Room OF Wn, v Utter
on Vain Street in the city of Ruli gon said Coun-
~ OF Des Moines, on the 22d day OF December next
A. d. ls5s, between the hours of o'clock A. NJ and
O'Clock NJ. OF said day the following descr prop
erty, to-wit: large lot of Furn ture, listing of
general assortment. Furniture dealers ~ wen a. all
who ant good and cheap Furniture, would do well 10
remember December the 22d, and be on hard. Taken
and levied on as The property of the said H. G. HARDY
to setisfy said writ OF execution.
nova dltwtd. A. j. HIIJHoJrsE
,HSl.iH Dea
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From ne n. I. Atlas.

$0OU0s0 OOM AAVOB VAo 9CkhJe
4 should D in every fAmily-s medicine that has
been % unquaiedly endorsed BY the New York Acad.
emy o. Medicine. has Quern's Cod Liver on Jelly,
should b In every family. This u not qnack prspar-
alton. On the contrary, Is unhsstatngIy adminisef
ed By the most intelligent medical IN this
city, and indeed In every town and village in The United
States Made this Incompatible Jelly -, from pars
white Cod Liver Oh, and favored with thu Of
the oil q almonds, Invested Of it, nausecus taste.
and, to quote the report Of the section Of "Materia
Medica and Botany" submitted % the Academy Of
Medicine us less offensive to the palate, and 10 toera-
ted BY stsmachs that have hitherto rejected the o"
While this Jelly contains eighty Ave per cent Of pure
ocinai oil, much larger per ceatage than any other
contain 10 yet disguised and pleas
Ant to the taste that the stomach Of the child will no,
hesitate 70 receive Il.
co. PENgOLD, CLAY 90.
No. fletcher st., N. r., the Agents for Queru's
Jod Liver Oh Jelly.
=. D. Gay, Wholesale and Retail Agent [cct18-w
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eas Formerly it was "run for the Doctor" but times
are much changed and in ailments of every
kind, 1t is the common saying run for DR.. Bakers Pain
Panacea."
30 eHsctuai is it in Rheumatic Pains, Neuralgia,
Toothache sweed face, stif joints, &C. that has
ceved the ppellaton-Universal PAnacea. So great
favor'te has it become with the people, it is considered
indispensable as family medicine. If you have this
medicine with you, there 10 of calling doctor
in of Burns and Scalds, matter how severe it
Is only necessary to make instant application and
blister prevented and the parts begin to heal
distey. Where this remedy Is applied pain cannot
exist.
The proprietors have hesitation in warrantng IL
to do all is recommended to do, and satisfaction is
not gyen 60 back to the agent and get the money
funded.
B0LLEs. SMITH CO., Proprietors, Chicago.
For sale by Agents and Druggists everywhere.
deci-1m
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Mr.. Buchanan has well known aversion to
hairy-faoed people, and it is stated that the Of
fice seekers, acting upon the hint, present them
| selves invariably smooth shaver. 1t is noted
| in this connection that the practice of shaving
in Europe originated in desire TO please a
French monarch whose beard was not vet
grown.
| One of our exchanges gets highly excited and
piles on the bighfautin in this wise:
Agrain Of carnine will tnge gallon of wa
ter SO that in every drop the color will be per-
ceptible; and grain of musk will scent room
twenty years. just so if man cheat the prin-
ter-the stain will be forever visible on the mi
mute atoms Of his minute soul, and will leave
| scent of rascal!ty about an individual strong
enough to make an honest man turn up his nose
in disgust. and kick him out of his presence, if
he can't get rid OF him any other way.
Chas. Root, aged ten years, was drowned in
the Fox River, at Green Bay, on Saturday morn
ing, the 9th ut., in consequence of venturing,
when skating, where the ice was too thin An.
other boy fell into the water with him, but was
rescued with much difficulty.
The Bury (England) Press says: "The death
Of Mr. Ridsdale affords . sad example of the
vicissitudes of sporting men. Years ago he
had hundred horses, and was worth thou
sands; he died with only Sd. in his pocket, and
q subscription saved him from pauper's flu
| peral."
The Mississippi Senate has passed . bill pro.
hibiting, after the FIRST of January next, the
circulation in the State of all bank notes OF
the denomination Of twenty dollars and under.
II also passed bill granting divorce to oil par.
ties who may have been separated from bed
and board three years, without efsc.ing recon-
citation.
THE Cosr-The cost Of the franking privi-
lege is measurably illustrated by the fact that
it costs u 900 to pay for the transportation of
documents belonging to Mr.. Berhisel, the dele
gate from Utah Territory.
The New York Aldermen, who are never at
loss in any emergency, have voted $500 out Of
the city treasury to pay the lawyers for defend
| ing some Of their number who are indicted for
mAifeasance in Office. These fellows plumber
he city, and then make the city pay the ex-
pense Of defending them in tho courts. Cas-
sfasial impadsnss g furthsrf