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


ARE you sICK-or have you friends that are sicks
Then read Dr. Easterlys advertisement in another col.
umn ofhs paper and go the agent this place and
obtain the medicines recommended for the Complaint
We allude to Dr. Easterly Iodine and Dr.
Carter's Cough Balsam, Dr. Easterys Fever and Ague
Killer, DR.. Bakers Specific and Dr. Hooper's Female
Cordial These medicines have been thoroughly tested
in the various forms of disease for which they
commended, and can be conf lently recommended IS
the most eticacions remedies known. They very
popular and are selling rapidly in nearly every city
and town in the United States To be had of the Agent
Il. Z. Gay, Druggist in Burlington. aug17d&wly
~ Ladies', Read This!-Dr. Hooper's Fe-
male Cordial is safe and sure remedy for female
plants arising from debility, such Irregulary or
Suppression Of the Menses Fuor Albus Whites, Bar
renness, Sallow Complexion, Headache, Dizziness
Nerves, Frightful Dreams and all diseases caused by
Colds Checked Precipitation, Excuses, Over Excitement
dc. Thousands offsmaeshave been cured by this Cor
DIAL after the prescriptions of their physicians have
failed, and the diseases resisted all other remedies
Price, One Dollar per bottle, six bottles for Five
Dollars.
For sale by DIR. EAsTERLY, corner OF Third and
Chestnut streets, St. Louis, Mo; by W. A. HOLTON L
CO., QUIGLY BRO, and d. sIMMS + CO., Alton ILL.,,
and Druggists generally.
For sale BY E. Z. GAY, Burlington. ausl,d&wly
GO Cure NOnrself!-Ifyou have Gonorrhea,
elect Structures Seminal Weakness or any disease Of
the Genital Organs, procure at once DR.. Bakers Spe-
cifc 1t is warranted to all cases in a few days.
the emily safe and remedy for diseases
offered to the public. Plain directions for use ac-
company the medicine. With DR.. Bakers Specific you
YOURSELF and thus prevent all exposure
Price 81 so per bottle.
Sold by DR.. EAsTERLY, corner ofThird and Che smut
st reets ST. Louis by W. A. HOITON CO, QUIGLY
BRO, and d. sIMMs Co., Alton ILL.,, and Druggists
generally.
For sale by L. E. GAY, Burlington. aug17d4wly
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

Inc Liver - one OF
the human body; and N
tions well. the powers Of
oped. The stomach is al y
on the healthy action Of
performance Of its func-
Ii at fault, the bowels are u.
system suffers in conse-
Liver - having ceased
diseases of that organ,o Z
made it his study, in a.
twenty years, to fipd -
to counteract the many -
is liable. -
To prove that this rem.
persontroubled withLlV-
Of its forms. has but to
ton Is certain. These
or bad matter from the .
place . healthy flow ofyH
stomach, causing food to p
the blood giving tone
machinery, removing the
fectiD z radical cure.
Bilious attacks
IS better.preveMt.
OF the Liver lnvig-
One dose after eating -
stomach and prevent the =
ing.
Only one dose taken be-
Nightmare. -
Only one dose taken at -
els gently, and cure. ~
One dose taken after
pePsfA.
~ One dose OF two -
relieve Sick Head.
Only one dose immedi- ~
while q
One dose often repeat
Cholera NIOrbus.
Cholera.
Only one bottle Is need -
system the effects of
sickness. -
One bottle taken for 4
sallowness or unnatural
One dose taken a short =
vigor to the appetite and
One dose often repeat -
arrlDGa in its wors, ~
and Bowel compla nts
dose. D
One or two doses cures
Worms in children !; q
or speedier remedy in the
A few bottles cures
the absorbents. =
We take pleasure in re- -
cine as a preventive for N
Chill Fever, and all -
II Pc. 1t operates
sands are willing to tes- .
tues.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

w. G. DRAKE, EsQ-A friend OF ours travel
ing through the southern part of Iowa writes
US that he recently made the acquaintance OF
W. C. Drake, Esq, Republican nominee for
Commissioner OF d. r. Improvement. He says
that Mr.. D. is an active, energetic business man,
well qualified for the post for which be is can
didate, an earnest, enthusiastic Republican, and
very popular among his neighbors aud acquaint-
ances in Wayne and adjoining counties. He
thinks that Mr.. Drake in his own county will
run At least two hundred ahead OF his ticket.
He will also run well in Appanoose, Decatur,
and Lucas counties where he is well and favor
ably known. Coming as it does from one un-
preiudiced, we are glad to hear and note this
good account of one Of the candidates on the
Republican ticket.-Osk aloosa Herald.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14
A Washington letter-writer lie responsible for

A Washington letter-writer lie responsible for
the following:
curious story is told here of the Collector
a. San Francisco. Mr.. B. Washington, one of
Dr. GwiDs appointments, and one of the .chiy.
airy who SO bitterly contended against Mr..
Buchanan's nomination. 1t seems that orders
we're semitic Washington by Secretary Cobb to
reduce his force, in response to which he re-
moved some of the Oldest and ,ruest friends of
the President John Farrell, once OF Pittsburgh,
aud George b. Porter, lato of Lancaster, we're
two OF the decapitated. This is, indeed, "a new
way to pay old debts"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

the city Of New York.
CAPITAL.
The capital " said company &C.
tually paid up In cash, 10 I
The surplus on the 1st dag Of
January,
Total amount Of capital and
surplus,
l. Amount Of cash In BANK And
on hand,
.. Amount Of Cash In hands o,
AGENTS, and In course OF trans.
mission,
y. Amount OF Unineumbcred
Real Estate owned by the
company
.. Amount OF Loans on Bonds /
and Mortgages, being irss
Hen OF record on unincuna-
bered Real Estate, worth u
least u 900, 900, and on which
there Is less than one years
interest due and owing,
D. Amounted Loans on Bonds1
and Mortgages, on which
there is due more than one I
years interest,
8. Amount ofLoans on Stocks1
and Bonds OF Installations I'M
corporated by the state Of
New York, payable on de-
mand, 1.-THE market value Of
securities pledged being
, }, ]
Z. Amount OF all Loans made by
the company not included In
preceding items,
3. Amount Of Stocks and DonAs1
OF Institutions incorporated
BY the State of New York.
owned BY the company,
y. Amount OF Interest actual.
~ due aud unpaid,
~. Amount Of Premiums due
and uncollected on Policies
Issued,
4. Amount Of Bills receivable
for premiums.
2. Amount Of Assessments onl
the Stock Of the company
called in, and due and un-
paid; or Premium Notes due
and unpaid,
3. Amount due the company, on
which judgments have been OBJ
tanned.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14
LIABILITIES
/. Amount OF Losses adjusted An

LIABILITIES.
l. Amount Of Losses adjusted, ant
due and unpaid,
.. Amount Of Losses incurred and
in process or adjustment,
.. Amount OF Losses reported, on
which no action has been taken.
=. Amount Of Claims for Losses re.
resisted by the company,
D. Amount OF Dividends on can.
ital, declared and due, and IN.
paid,
3. Amount Of Dividends on Scrip.
declared, but not yet due, or
unpaid H."
I. Amount Of Money borrowed,
J. Amount of all other existing
claims against the company,
Total amount Of Losses, Claims
and Liabilities, =
STATE OF NEw YORK,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14


IN the 18th day of Decamb.r, A. 1885, W
~ scheyH in order to secure note OF Two 4adred
and fry Dollars, due to me, made cow vance
In trust Of the following land The South Esst rarter
Of the south East quarter Of Section wenty-one Town
ship sixtyfoIr, Range seventeen, OF the South
West quarter of the South Welt quarter of Section
twenty-five, same Township and Range in Ad ir coun-
ty State OF Missouri Tth power to Sell the
same on thirty days nctice, ii the said
maturity paid Sail note not and has not been
paid, aud therefore Trustee aforesaid md ex
ercise Of said Of sale, WILL the l6thday Oc
tober, (beng saturday. between the OF 10 o'clock
A. NJ and o'clock p NJ OF said day, sell the said land
for cash. TO the highest bidder public auction at the
door OF Marion Hall, in he city Of Burlin n, Des
MONIES county, State Of Iowa. NJ. KELLER
sept IA, 1S5s.w1m Trustee as aforesaid
FARM FOR SALE.
1VNHE subscriber offers his liable Farm for SALE
situated n Danvle Township, Des Moines county
Iowa, two miles south of Danyile Centre con aiming
l2O acres SO acres Of which Is good Prairie Lard un-
der high stats OF cultivation with 300 bearing
fruit trees, with large frame barn and house. and
everything necessary for comfort 40 Tint err sit
uated u miles from the improvene
Terms made known by applying to the subscriber on
the premises BENJAMIN koBERrS
1.1m m
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

All who nse Ii are e ing their u :. an.
imOus testimony IN sIS favor.
MIX Water tEs tfae mouth W ith the In
siSOrntOr. and nv allow both t0ge her.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
IS SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, AMI Is dali
ly working cures almost TOO great TO believe Il cures
as If by magic, eoe the first dose girig benz H. and
seldom more than one bottle is required 10 any
Kind OF liver Complaint from the worst Jauadfce or
Dyspepsia to common Reaids he, all of which are
the result of a diseased s.iser.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR BoTTLE
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, 3i5 Broadway New York
Retaed by Druggists. Sold also by Ii. Biakesty,
v. Wood Co, 81. Louis; Squares Boss, Earlibs
ton. anyq ~, Nv
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

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

The agitation on the part Of the agricultural
laborers, which began in Kilkenny against the
use of moving machines, appears to be rapidly
spreading over Ireland. II was last at work in
Kings county, where the opposition Of the
ployment OF the scythe instead OF the reaping
hook. At Kilkenny it has been necessary to
call out again the police and infantry. A reap
ing machine, in passing through the town,
had to be protected by an escort Of police.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-14

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-09-23
Old Lie Wings laken il and Doue
For,

How some Of the old reliable Wings gc
seduced inio the su t'port OF Mr.. BuchanaE
and how they fell, now that they discover
| themselves "sold," is set forth in The PhiLa.
deLphia Press:
The events preceding Mr.. Buchanan.
n5minstion u at Cincinnati; the bitter wal
made upon him there by certain extreme
Southern men; the fact that he did not par.
| ticipate in the repeal OF the Missouri line;
| the ample emphatic pledges contained in
his letter OF acceptance, in which, with
singular persPIculy, he foresh'dowed The
course which he atrerward assumed in sup
port of Governor Walker on the Kansas
question, and stated his resolute determ ina
ton never to give up the principle that the
majority of the people should rule in the
, settlement of their own domestic institu-
| tions;-all these circumstances made him
Pc uliarly acceptable to the oId-line Wings
When, how ever, the President concluded 10
change his course, and, under the pressure
OF the same violent Influences which sought
to defeat his nomination at Cincinnati, 10
yield to contrary, and what was manifest
y sectional policy, no portion of our
countrymen was more Disappointed than
that composed OF the original friends of
Clay and Webster; and when this extraor-
dinaIy and unexpected change of front was
sought to be made test upon the members
Of the Democratic party, the sentiment of
surprise and chagrin was turned into one OF
Indignation and alarm; and finally, when
the astounding prescription of Judge Doug
las in Illinois, representing (as he does) the
solid organization of the Democratic party
there, and standing upon Mr.. Buchanan's
own ground and upon the principle phich
made Mr.. Buchanan President, was boldly
commenced, (as it is now cruelty and per.
sisteDtly persevered in,) who wonders that
not only old line Wings. bat old line Demo.
Gratis. too, ask each other, in the language
OF Gov. Walker, whether. indeed, our Gov
ernment was upon the shoreS OF the Danube
ahd the Bosphorus, and whether this was
the last year Of the Anerisan independence
and the first Of an Amcricsu despotisul!
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-09-23
Virginia Chivelry.

The "ineritable" SHERRARp CLEMENS,
{ ,ngressman from The Wheeling District,
fought duel with o. JENNINGS WISE one
of the Editors OF TIE Richmond Enquirer
on last Friday. The circumstances which
LED 30 the fight are these. CLEMENS writes a
very otficious and presumptiOus letter to The
Enquirer, Withdrawing the name of Judge
BEocKENBor R6 H rum the LIST of Gubunatorisl
candidates. The Judge took the first op-
portunity TO denounce the letter being with
ont authority. The Editor of Tie Enquirer
then proceeds TO pass sentence rather
severely upon SHERRARD. SHERRARD will
no, be censured, and at once challenges the
Editor to fight duel. The result is thai
SKERRxRD got shot-in the thigh. We
have frequently heard OF this chivelrie
gentleman being shot, but never lower
down than the neck. The little Congress
man evidently feels that his fame is now
complete. He sends dispatch TO his
mother that he has allowed himself TO be
shot at four times rather than retract he
The enlightened people of Wheeling are
disgraced in such Congressman, the city
should be clothed in morning, a petition
should be sent to Congress for his expulsion
und SHERRARp CLEMENS should suffer
contsE punishment for this heinous crime
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-09-23
Benz. F. Sprigg's Platform.

AS this Sprigg of man who has been
nominlted by the Democracy for Congress,
ha E not yet made his appearance among the
people. nor declared his position excepr
that laiG down in the Democratic Platform;
we will be necessitated from time TO time
to let the people know his position. We
here append his Kansas policy as laid @n
by leaders in his party.
From The Mobile Register.
If Kansas was not to come in under the
Lecompton Constitution as SlaUe Stale
the South was to be compensated by KEEP
ing her out as Free State, for an indefinite
numer of years
From The Charleston Mercury.
The postponement of The admission OF
Kansas into the Union, uni. she obtains
the population which member OF Con
gress represents, ,cqs to aL'oac the South an
other chanceto aoin the Territory Whether
this result shall very properly be realized oil
not, this lcas the consideration offered to The
South IN the confereRc act.
From speech OF Eli Shorter. OF Alabama.
By the bill the North has been compelled
to consent that thirty three thousand people
in Kansas may be admitted mao the Union
as Strte with pro Slavery Constitution
which they cannot be admitted as an anti
Slavery Slate unit; they number ninsty-
three thousand souls.
From speech Of Mr.. Bcyce, of South Carolina
Kansas has voted upon this land Pr"posi
tiou, and refuses TO acce pit the terms offer
ed, and therefore remains out of the Union.
This coaclusiveIY establishes the sact thai
Kansas is ultra anti-slauery. This being
the case, the best thing for US is for her IL
stay out of the Union Her coming in
,ould only give an accession of strength
to our enemies. II she should stay out for
ever. all the better.
From speech of 5. S Cox, at Newark, Aug. 2s
cannot Uote for Kansas TO be admitted as
q STATE till size presents herself wiM sc nsus
sho,cin3 thqt she has a popuLstioa of 93,42 0
souls.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-09-23
Spriggs in a Dilemma.

Bzyl Z. SPgIGGs, a resident of Noble
county, lawyer by profession, and now, by
some strange atuitv, the Democratic can
didate for Congress in this district has got
into dilemma, and what is worse, he is
gured by either horn. The temperance
men down there instituted number ci
suits against various parties for the unlaw-
iul sale of inioxicst ng liquors. The parties
indicted engaged SPRIGGs as their council,
and all goes merrilv on until SPRIGGs il
nominated for Congress, when suddenly his
conscience smtes him. He vii not defend
his clients. Hs is i afraid it aciH make him
unpopular. Now this is what we call a
pretty predicament. First calls down the
ensure of all temperance men by zealously
endorsing the cause of the liquor men, and
iEen weak in moral courage deserts them
Tor fear i. would make him unpopular with
the people. Verify he is to be pittied.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-09-23
The three Points in Douglas Greed
Liar, Abolitionist, Amalgama.
tiOniSt,

tl0nlSt,
Judge Palmer, OF Illinois, in an off hand
speech made in Macoupin county, curried
down short horse Dougas thus:
Fellow citizens, (said NJ. Palmer,} you
have listened W ilh unusual attention TO the
convincing argument d your old friend, Mr.
Lincoln. You have seen the line drawn
between the Digger-Jrivins dogmss of the
Sham Democracy ard the Conservative
principles of the Wing and Republican par
ties of illinois. You cannot but admit that
the philosophy and the law which carry
Diggers into Nebraska and drive white M n
out, are equally polent TO bring them into
away from his own home here. N)w what
is Douglas reply, when we hold up the
dangers and denounce The agitalors of the
pro slavery storm. You are all Abolition.
iSt." What, when we tell him up to Jan
1851 the country was at peace, md that
the strife and discord of the past four years,
includng-Ihe very L"compton Conslitut N
that has split his own party, were precip-
italed by the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise! "You are an Abolitionist." What,
when we remind him that that mpromise
was ga sacred thing, akin to the Constitu-
ton, and that no ruthless hand would ever
be found to disturb it," "Yuu are an Ab
olitionist." " hat, when we say that the
first blood shed in our political history, san. :
toned by law and encuur iged by the Army
of the United States, proceeded from his
fatal Nebraska bill! You are an Abolition
ia." What, when we urge that the Dred
Scott decision drags uiggers into all the
Territories in spite of the protesting people
OF those Terri,o "You are an Aooiition
A maigamationisi." Wtat, when we show
that ninet tweBtieths of all the amalga-
nation of rnces proceeds from the slave
system which he seeks TO lug into Kansas
aud Nebraskul "Yuu are id Black Re-
publican Amatqamationist." What, when
we tell him that popular 50, eIeignly is
ground to powder under the heel of the Su.
preme Court in the Dred Scott decision.-
"Abolitiontst, ABoLIrIoSIsr, ABOLITION
IST." And that is all The campaign on
the Douglas side is now rejuced to three
wards.-Liar, Abolitionlst, ANA lgamation
ist.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-09-23

TThe Democracy of The ST. Louis
District are determined TO prevent if possible
the investigation of the election by which
BARRETT is elect, d over BLAIR. BLAIR ap.
piled for certified copies of the poll books
and was sustained by the U. S. Commission.
or who issued an order requiring the Clerk
TO furnish them without delay. Notwith-
standing all this The Republican (Demo-
cratic 0fgan) declares the Clerk shall dc
no such thing Now why, we ask, are they
not willing for an investigation Is it not
because of the knowledge of fraudl Very
likely many of these suppressed pcll books
are faithful transcripts of the Cincinnati
Directory. We are gid to learn that the
required copies will be furnished in spite o.
the opposition of those corrupt men.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-09-23
Berks County.

This stronghold Of Democracy in Pennsyl-
vsnia is racked by strife. A packed Con-
yention at the instance Of President BucH-
AyAS, renominated J. CLANCY JONES, for
Congress. JONES has made SO plant too
for the President that he would be very
much missed at Washington. But the peo'
pie over there in Berks county think proper
to rebuke the President and ]. CLANCY,
and therefore put in nomination MAJ. JNo'
SCHWARTZ. This vas an Auti-LecOmptor
Convention. 1t rep0dIated JONES, favors
the admission of Kansas whenever she pre-
rents Constitution approved by the peo
pie. and is in favor of moe Gifcation Of the
Tariff of IS47.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-09-23
A Mistake.

Judge BREEsE contradicts tie report that
he is not candidate for u S Senate. The
statement has gone the rounds, that he
would not be candidate in opposition to
Douglas. He denounces DOUGLAS as d
conspiralOr, and sets himself fair and square
against him.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-09-23

63-The elixir" prepared by DIR. JAS,
WILLIAMS, for the cure Of DYsPEPsY, and
nothing but rYsPEPsy, (as advertised in an.
other column has. by its own merits, OBJ
tuined ior itself so high reputation in
Philadelphia. that Physicians acquainted
with It's properties. are using it themselves
and prescribing it to their patients, con-
vinced, by observation, of lis great efficacy
IN restoring the disordered digestive organs
to heal lthy function. Numerous cases OF
Dyspepsy. OF the most aggravated cnsrac-
ter, which were abandoned Us ipcurable by
some Of the Medical Faculty, have, by the
use Of this Elixir, been restored to perfect
health, as attcstod certificates testify.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-09-23

THE KANSAS QUESTION "SErrLED The
Detroit Free Press rejoices over the settle
ment OF the Kansas question on what il
terms 'the broadest principles of popula,
sovereignty" Whareupon The Advertiser
offers The following illustration of the mode
of settlement:
Settled very much as the landlay's coffe e
was by her HIbernIan help" who had been
instructed to put in an egg, and WIN in re.
ply to the question whether she had done as
bid, replied
Yes mum, put in four jst, for cause
they were 50 bad had to use the more OF
them"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-09-23

@We are receiving the most encour.
sging news of the election prospects from
different parts of this Congressional dis
trict. The triumph Of THEAKER and the
cause of Rrpublicanism in this district il
now certain. The Democracy are weak in
the fight, they pre- di>Piri.ed. SFRIsGs does
not call out the energies of the party
Conscious wrong makes them trmid. The
result is SO certain thatit only requires the
election TO say that THos. G. THEAKER is
the choice of the people for Congress.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-09-23

0TJudge MEANS, of Steubenvrle, has
been nominated for Congress sgainst Hon
Jgo. A BINGHAM. This means that BtyG.
HAN is 10 be elected in spite of all the
means the Democracy can uIe.
The Editor o: The Ohio Patriot talks
about elscting HIM tor certain. but he is
desperately in the Woods, ii hs only knew
il, Why he might as well think to grasp
yon comets ,sll and lay it by for fly brush
ls to do such an impossibi!ry.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-09-23

GTThe human heart has. of course, its
pouling Ats; i, determines to live alone; to
flee into desert places; to have no employ
ment-that is to love nothing; but 10 keep
on sullenly beating, beating, until death lays
his little finger on the silky thing and all is
STILL 1t goes away from the world. and
struightway, shut from human company it
falls in love with plant, a stone--yes, ii
dandles cat Or dog, aud calls the creature
dazzling. Yes it is the beautiful necessity of
unr m ure 10 love something s.--Jrr0H.