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Nothing New under the Sun--A Steam
Vess G. Built in Spaiu in 1853,

:Ss>ei 5G.lt II opa10 IN 113o.
Edward Everett, in speech before the
Essex Mass Agricultural Society said
In 1888 il appears that such thing as
steam vessel was known in Spain. This is
fact not widely circulated At that date
,ipainard exhibited in the presence Of
| Charles v and all his court, in the harbor
of Barcelona, vessel of 200 tons, propelled
by an engine, the construction Of which was
a secret to al but the inventor. The ehron-
icles OF that day ntorm'us that there was
great cauldron of boiling water within, and
two wheels on the outside which moved the
vessel. The treasurer of the kingdom OBJ
jected to its introduction 1t seems to have
| been quite perfect, since the objections urg
ed against it were that it was too compIica-
ted, very expensive and the boiler apt to
explode. But Spain was not ripe fer it
The inventor Disguised with the want of ap-
probation displayed bv the court, took the
engine out OF the vessel, allowed the ship to
rot in the arsenal and his secret rerished in
his grave.
One century later and the same problem
was offered to France A celebrated female
equally renowned for her beauty, inmoraIi-
ties, mistortunes and longevity also, for she
died at the age OF ia years-the famous
Marie dc IOrmc-so well known to the
readers of modern fiction has furnished
US, in "A letter to an admirer, written in lG4l
these most astonishing details The cele-
brated Marquis Of Worcester was then on a
visit to Madame in Paris, and with her yisi
tod madhouse in the capital. While cour-
sing the courtyard Of that dismal establish
ment, the lady was almost paralyzed with
terror and while clinging to her companion
she saw frightfuI face looking through the
bars Of a window of building, and heard
these strange words-'I am not mad am
not mad have made discovery which
shall enrich the kingdom that adorts it"
The question was asked by one Of the visi
tors, what is it that this man has discovered
The answer of the visited with mockinr
laugh, was, 40, it's not much; it's something
about the power ofsteam" And SO the lady
laughed that a man should 20 mad about SO
frivolous thing as that.
This man, it seems, came from Normandy
to bring before the king his. discovery Of the
fact that steam could be used to navigate the
ocean, and in short there was nothing that
he did not claim could be done by the power
Of steam, Cardinal Richiiieu was uppermost
then, and though he was most sagaciOus and
snilghtsns. ~ worldly wisdom goes, yet hs
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Catching the synagogue Asleep

The Roman lnquisition, the other day
kidnapped little jew boy. The young Is
raelite had, when an infant, and being dan
gerously i'll, been baptised by nurse. Ac-
cording to Popery this baptism constituted
the Mosaic baby Christian, and therefore
subject of the Pope. Accordingly, the Ao-
ly Office has walked off with master
Moses-or Mortara, which is doubtless the
same name-in order to educate him in the
Roman Catholic persuasion. The outraged
parents demand the restoration Of their child
at the hands of the Pope, and his Holiness
has now to choose between violation of JUS
tice, or surrender of creed The Jews have
cause to be alarmed as well as irritated. II
the baptism of an unconscious Jewish baby
is sufficient to convert IT, is the conversion
of an adult jew in a state OF unconscious
ness alike practicable Popery seems to say
yes. According to the Vienna correspondent
of the Times
1.-TWO men were very seriously injured
while at work on u railroad, and both Of
them received extreme JUNCTION at the hands
of priest while in state Of insensibility.
The one died. but the other, who was jew,
recovered The Roman Catholic Bishops
assert that the latter is within the pale Of the
Church, but the graceless son Israel denies
the fact, and visits the synagogue US regular
" as be did before the accident"
If extreme JUNCTION made this Jew Chris
ton, much more would baptism have Chris
tiansed him. Therefore, a Jew-will do well
to take care how he goes to sleep in the
company of Christians. Suppose Dr. Adler
and Cardinal Wiseman should be travelling
in the same railway carriage, and the former
should indulge in a nap, might not the
Cardinal if he holds with the Austrian Bish-
OPP, take the opportunity of christening the
Rabbi? Won't the Reverend Misther O.
Sullivan be playing the same trick on Mr.
Soloman? 1t is true that a Jew is not very
often caught mapping; but Jews, like other
people, are liable to be stunned, and, whilst
insensible, to be christened by PapiSts. a
Jew may wake up and find himself Il Roman
Catholic, without ever having drempt of be-
coming one. 1t may, perhaps, be said, that
nobody, in turning Papist, knows very well
what he is about but stupidity is one thing,
and stuper another; and the idea of CONVEX
ting anybody in the latter of these conditions
seems to imply, on the part Of those who en-
terrain it, the former OF them. Vaccination
also, and baptism, are two diiierant things
and surely Catholicism is not communicable
i'll the same way as cowpox. Forty German
Rabbis are about to forwardto the Pope an
energetic protest against the abduction of
the little jew at Bologna; and they might
ask his Holiness whether he thinks it posi-
BILE to catch little jews by process similar
to that whereby little birds are popularity
said to be capable of being captured-with
little difference, that little jews cannot stir
SO as to hinder themselves from being sprink-
led with holy water, whereas little birds
need not, unless they like, remain TO have
salt put on their ttills.
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Burlington House Factory.

~ DNIIIUkCUU IUUSt dCINy.
TINE Undersigned would to his friends and pat.
i rons that he has succeeded In perfucying his
Engagements az to do by machinery all the work on
Houses usually done by hand except lifting AID Mailing.
lie has on hand large supply Of is-I. ii
building 1Z&ser;ass. Ksssiitfers' Hard.
..3rc, Chain Runsps skc.
Cottages and District School iolses built at any rea-
sonable distance from the city, or oA the line OF Rail
road East or West.
If you would have cheap House, buifd u in 1885,
and II you would have it completed ready for occupancy
at place, thus saving time and trouble and have IL
built short notice and dating terms send in
your bill to the Burlington House Factory.
All kinds Of House ork, such Doors, Sash, Blinds
Door and Window Frames, Cornice Mouldings, Band
Moudings, &C., constantly on hand.
Persons at a distance wishing TO know the cost Of
Buildings, or anything in the building line. have
their wants attended to by paying postage and address
ing Burr ngton House Factory" or she proprietor,
may1bp1y T. JOY.
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80 se1oL nonkulPnaratr1

srs ss1oL noD&U4B1aTMtIa .ssoiIt ~ ae
ITO ~ those IN Npnt 81 Dental sPvcess
Il Dr. BAILEY would say that he has q
Dr. Braneh'r Patent. Of Gsiens. FOR e. QlIYYYFr
tracting teeth witl.y pain--aiso Dr. -
Riandys patent oS Baltimore. csje Pre-
cess" ths latest proveucnt for irsernng Artnciai
Teeth. -
tarl tee efuy Niled 70 savc them from fsrsnes
decay, All work warranted. t. :. WI
~ Office on Jefferson street, over eAnrey mar
''' : 80 II. BAILEY, y. y. 8.
DR.. BAILEY has purchased Of me Once right ana
instrncfiofs Tor tie use or my method ~ extracting
without psin. hays sed II IN my Practics iree
years, with At gratifying 70 mysei eno
to my patients Ii Is efficient and harmless, as be-
lieve an WI hnd who test 1t In bis hands
iuIya-d kwtt M q ir H48s8i n. D. BRANCH, #aS
:, s+rs Dsntist and Patentee.
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To All to Whom IL ETav Concern

10 Ali to Whom it Hay Concern.
M the inventor Of a new aud Useful Improvement
in Smut Machines, which RICH; secured to me by
letters PATENT hearitg date 2Uth uct 1871 and there
are certain parties ufacturns machines and using
my improvements. Ifts Is to notity all persons who
MAKE use o. yend said mpTo ycIaents, that will hold
each and every person, who !niringes ny rights re-
spop>lbe for all such nu gements, will ut their
expence establish he validity % my patent
Now a part OF what clam as my invocation is the
securing device, formed OF the beaer attached to the
cylindrical screw, in combination with the securing
Plate anu cylinder formed Of of rings placed
one over the other L further claim the adiustible
screens placed IN the chamber, and arr anycd roy.y
with the fan whereby the cess and gl " ana inferior
grain may when of sufficient value DISCHARGE from the
machine separately, and in clean state, or, When
worthless above pass po the Ian box 10 hr ri. ctad
thereirom With til fHtr ard g ter eiar substances
Ihls Is i4ait Of w2At clam ia the may to my
patent The above noce VIA, here be "a f1c.nt IL al
none may Claim igncT aHce Of B4y tight. &
word 10 The wise "a sui cel.,
March 2aswtf John A. WOODWARD
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$50 SEWING MACHINES.

Ssayiaoal's R.;af"si Improved.
DOUBLE IUREdDED SLHING ma
CHINE.
yNTAPRANTED EQUAL TO THE BEST WIZ sew
w all kinds OF goods from the finest to tie coarses
II is simpie convenient and durable ard especially
adapted family
person of ordinary intelligence can learn il one
hour to use it successfully.
Complete printed directions will be sent with every
machine All inquiries by letter, with an extra post
sewing
The Machines are on exhibition Ut the Shoe Store Of
@ n. wvets =, Barrel House vck, where the Agent
will be happy TO give all necessary nformatioa.
actt-dywtf J. n GORDON,
agent, for Dcs hIuiaes County.
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10 Purchasers OF Books, Paper and
Stationery

stationery.
Large Stock Of Miscellaneous and etie- oks
Eastera Wholesale Prices.
HAVING just received very large stock I, j
celantous BOOKS, purchased this Fall at the Meg York
ana Fast1delilhiA TRADE Sizes PREPARED to sell
al prices lower than ever before offered In this city,
Among lay stock viii De found the following valuable
Works:
perrT's Expedition to Japan, / vol Gait, Antique.
Hugh III iler's n orks 5 vols 3"
lrNias's Lie "f Washington, vols. -
Irving Works Complete
Mayerly Novels I2 vols
COoper's Complete Wtrks u :"
EayaTd lay 5 Travels, 5 .
AMERICA. Encyclopedia /: Library.
BRANDS
Dan#'s System OF MiEeraogy. vol cloth
Rollins AhcieAt History vols. 4acr. altieas.
Add;Sen'S works, GTois. sheep.
Gold miths - vols
Spectator, 4 vols. calf ambcue
JoinsUn's Works, vols. sheep.
Ha!aia's Middle Ages
Prescott's Compete Works, II vols Library
Tie Works OF Daniel Webster, vols. cotn.
Bancroft History Of the l. S. vols. cloth and sheep
EnaTeth's 4" cloth.
Kane's Arctic Expedition, 2 vols
Ben sohnson's Dramatic Works, vol. calf.
Beaumont Fletcher" sheep.
Shakspeare's
Messenger Ford's Dramatic Works. / VOL
Dickens Complete Works, vols. sheep.
Feidng's I've.
Smailet's
The Works Of Lord Bacon, 3 vols
The Modern British Fssayists, s vols. cloth.
Also complete assortment Of Cap Letter Eote and
Bill Paper Envelopes, School and Once Stationery al
ways on hama, 1t lowest prices, ny
oet2o J. p. BROWN,
Barrett HOuse last
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RE SINGLE ORB RooFs.-I am fully con-
WINGED that millions OF dollars night be saved
in our country every year, by generally per
suing the following method:
Whenever roof begins to leak, and you
wish to re-shingle it, do not take off the old
shingles-put the new shingles on the top of
the old ones--bas make use OF siX-penny
nails in the place Of four-penny Or shingle
nails The advantage OF this method will
consist in the following particulars;
lst ION will save tae expense Vi remov-
ing the shingles,
ID. The building will not be exposnd to
the weather in case OF storms, before it is tn-
ished.
3D. Tie room will be much warmer and
tighter
i;h. Neither snow nor rain can beat
under The butts Of. the shingles, by heavy
winds.
9TH The roof will last good full onothird
longer.
| have tried this plan and find it has these
advantages.
/. takes no more shingles, no more nails
in number--orly little longer and no
more time to put them Ell, and il done in .
workmuniike manner, viii look as well as
if single. But it should be done before tho
old shingles are too much decayed Al the
moss Gil any should De removed, or swept
off with stiff broom, before putting on the
new shingles = National Era
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General Land agency Office
90 llALlL .BL USrS. 10 wa.

En- &. e 4. q d NJ n r. ;.
-. ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
wa promptly attend 10 Land Agencies Inyes-;ns
= 3ney' 1oestiny aud Selling Land Warrants PayIns
naAes, selling Real Estate and all other bra, he. OF
gus ..anu business In Western Iowa ana Nebra.Ea
* tate I'm Council RIufss md
- OMA nAs-fersons dssirous of -. n11nx Rs.l
n.!.te IN eithsE Of these four.hing tosns s 10 rs
W senu 'neir orders 70 y. @. HLOJMLR
Land Agent.
tSst Council kuns Iowa.
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE!!
Fresh Arrivals at
H. C. Il 4 I. DY'

Jefferson St., between Water ami Main, il Mr. Postle.
waits four s;ofy brick.
tfiR. Egaisp- returns his franks to tic
II citizens OF Burlington and veio ty fer their
previous patronage ana socits uance feeling
confident that he can continue 10 give perfect satsfac-
ion.
Owing to hard times | have purchased Goods very
much 10 wer n oi mefly, that enables me to sell
all Goods in my line from 70 - per cent less than any
other houte IN the West. and al Goods warranted as
good represented or the money refunded. My stock
consists of tie following Goods IN
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rAAECH "a, 1867.


CANADA BROAD GAUGE RAILWAY.
TNHE Michigan Central Railroad has the advantage Of
an hrctasire Telegraph Line used entirely the
movement Of all trains, thereby avoiding possibility
collisions or delays, annoying on other routes.
FIVE DAILY TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO:
$40 isa- EXPRESS Matchmaking direct through
connections to Niagara Fails, Buffalo, New York and
Boston.
.:45 Il. M. CINCINNATI ExPRsss-Makiag direct
connections to Lafayette, Indianapolis Cincinnati New
Albany Louisville Day ton, Columbus, GAINESVILLE Wheel.
ing, PLsburg Baltimore, Philadelphia and ashngtop
1910 Ia. iis. TELEGRAPH EXPRESS Arriving at Mag
ara ais or Buffalo next morning, New YoEE 9 T. NJ
Philadelphia, via Elmira, at 10 NJ IGston at II at
aight Connects at Paris with Buffalo and Lake Huron
r. Z. for Buffalo and all points -.-1t.
800 p. La. AFTERNOON ExfsRss-Arrves in New
York a, "a. NJ second day or Boston at Pm and At
Philadelphia 1880 second morning.
$3.50 u. ''IGHT ExPREss--Arrivng at Maya.
"a Falls or Buffalo evening, New York at / p H.
and Boston P. II. next day. Connects Paris with
Buffalo and Lake Huron X. L. for Buffalo and all points
East Connects at Michicsn City Except Saturday,
with New Albany Salem r. Road for New Albany
indianapolis, Cincinnati, Dayton, Ccumh.s GAINESVILLE
burgh, and Philadelphia.
sE Tie Traiy.s on lie CHioaao BURLINGTON q Oz,in
~ Gdt6Hd d Lhtcdgo L'Iio7,, Illinois Central and
Afcga" Central Ha'1rodds run into TIE same Bepot
at Gicdgo sdrtag the erpensefo passengers GJ mack
hire aad tsapste, Of Bdegage
= sne 81 > "A. ,n., 1900 p. M. aud s. o pm
Trains make direct connections at Toronto with the
GRAND YR UNK Raj WAY!
To Kingston, 0gdensburg, Montreal, Quebec and q,
points ia Canada East, Northern Vermont New Hamp.
is veil known by the travelling public that ti. Road
har no competitor G! equal facilities from Chicago to
Niagara FANS, NV York, Boston, ogdensbursh, Mon
treai g..
The anly Train that eaye Chicago Saturday night Is
over this $50 P. VI. One Train Sundsy al $50
Pm. 30 300 T. NJ. Saturday.
baggage checked through to Niagara Fails buffalo
New aeIk E0stoI, LliaiIa and Philadelphia.
y Passengers arriving u Chicago by any of the
threads, sill hn1 competent gents on the cars and
baggage masters 1T The iepots, receive checks and
convey their baggage to tits Michigan Central DEPOT free
Of charge.
TH2O Ton TICKETS GOOD FOR NIvETl' "a Us,
Allowing holders to remain over and resume their
seats can be bought at tie different Offices in the West.
also at e Passenger Depot foot Lake Street and nj
the General Ticket Ofce Corner Of Lake ard Dc .rhorn
Streets, Chicago, opposite the fremont House.
IL. j. sPAULUlNG,
May /. s51. GENERAL pn.s Ayan,
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And great variety Of articles usually kept in first
class rthOuse, which numerous iaention.
Mahogany aad Black Walnut looking q asses from 25
cents IS 90.
Gilt Frame Looiir Glasses frotn 25 to $3.50 90.
Mattresses 81 - to 43r o.
Brass Clocks, with IL frames from ~ 50 to IS co.
liberal discount u&ae to country dealers lsepil6bp
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To Teachers of Vocal music and Othe,

BEG leave 10 call your attention my large assor
i ent OF Music books, which D fer red need price
Ny stock consists in part as follows.
The Celestlna; The Cythera;
Shawn; -. Dulcimer;
Anthem Dulciiner; .. Christian Mnstreld
Lutte Ct Zion, old CarInina SAcra, old and
andnsw; new;
Alpine Glee Singer; foung shawn; ta
% Vocalist hHs xGysIis Minstrel; s
+" Song Book for the I" Harp,
School Room; Robin Red Breast;
Halieujah; :. Singers Manuel;
Al 0, large assortment Of Instrumental 5iusic al
ways hand and fur sale NJ the lowest rates BIZ
L septic J. r. BROWN,
Bookseller and etAtoner. Dar1st House Block, Sd
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NEW SASH, DOOR AND BLIND PA.
ION Ne M. fteassnt street, opposite Ae ~
Flank Road Depot. adjoining the OIL MIL, Burlington
Iowa; Aiicommon work constantly on hand, and v'-
DER. ~ mail OF otherwise, promptly aitendsdsS
Aev. 0S.v..Q y III UNAA L0RKA-
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PATENTED OCT. 90, 1857.


W Os,Es ~ 4 IS 49, ,.E1xs = N sy's' MACHINE
sSIs sEpAieAA'0ik CGsSaNE.Gs.
Az take this method OF Informing Mlers z, aeralIy
w that manufacturing and S.iu kre1
constantly hand Woodwards Combine Sn ,tter ana
Separator. THIS Machine consider the best, NOW i'm
use, and We hazard nothing in saying every Mixer who
has yet used will bear cut In this assertitr IL is
compa and durable moves with less power u, most
machines and does all the work heretofore per m ed by
three machines, viz: the Screen, Separator an smu.
ter say non M of the Tanning MIL which IL usual
ly TO be used in cleaning dust from DIAL.
AS to The mode of operation in the arst place sepa-
rates the sticks, throws smut balls and part Of The
oats from the grain before securing. While Ia the
proc Of securing the grain is brought with
,g blast Of air which carries dust IS fast as
made IL then passes into larger Separator here IL
Is cleared of chess imperfect grains, oats, & and
then ready fer grinding. The dust Is all net onv
cleared from the grain, but from the chess and
ofai, and blown clear out OF the mill Another yerv
great adyan Is that it can be set the Sfe fooy
with the burrs any where else in the mill tina NAV be
desired, as it males no dust whatever. saHUr ~
Every Miller knows that is utterly npossih 20 con.
sunct mill that VIII make good Hour IN grain
unless the dirt be III st removed No better machine has
YET been invented for this purpose than BOD ards
Adapte' Western Grain. They nov In use ana
san bee emf twoof the Mills In this city,
Bros, AID keiser Co.'S. Fl '1s
orders pr%nriS attended 70: 49,, r.,-.-
Bar.ihgtun iowS.
Pols Cirg, March 20, 1855.
Mr. IA WOODWARD:
Dedr Sir:-Your Shutter that have had In
use Tor about eighteen months ~ the most perfect ma
chine of the kind now IN use used chine that
purchased ia Chicago for short time alter started
and II cost me mere for repairs and delays In a few
months than the whole Of the machine that 90,
from YOU Your machine has not cost any thing for
repairs, and Is now, alter eighteen moaths service
doing It's work IN The most perfect manner Please
cepf my thanks for past yors and best shes for your
rsess. Yours respectfully,
pArlsdaw GEORGE BEERE
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Farmers Take Notice
MESSH>. SEAFfOlsD. RsksS a. ca.
"A " now prepared to supply aud ill all orders,sor

~ now prepared to supply and ill all orders.for
"A g. w. Stah,rd's uew
RE.4C1ING LEVER CHURN
This principle IN churning took the first Premium, IN
Iowa and III nois last September when the mashin.
qate Imperfect, as !. was The hlst eap-rinen il is
NV Sith0ut doplt me best machine for quick work
durability and ease, and the most convenient ~ NJ :,
eeahtd ana every way the most perfect any hing cr
me KIND ever oaertd to the pJbli' We warrant All
suIA or No pay. Terms rtasonahle. give us a cali
work, = Ni a1u haru
a. or saie az the principal Groceries and Hardware
stores and a. the shop on Angular street near M.in
'S-o-"u STAFFORD, BRO, A Co
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Great Bargains in Books, Paper and
stationery.
1 RAVE iast recey large and well seleet ID stock
L ct Writing, Letter and Note Paper, Envelopes,
school aud Office Stationery Of every description,
which offer sell such lev lrss IS cana. d: IAN TO
give eDtirc Satisfaction. Among my list cf a ers
be found the following ,eebl ated brands:
Kent Mills, Windsor Mills Lou n.
Union - Sgrry,
Ola Getkshp aiiiis. We La Rue Co., "a
lio,oke Rhode sons, -
MidllesSx MCinier /. Ia. par3s
Westminster Owen iigFbaEt.
Avoudaie Carew MISUNDERSTANDING Co.
SouthwGffa. Man l. CO. "ufauc * to.
Palmer smith.
Irving hii., South isve, Mass etc, etc.. etc
,Aiso, large assortment Of School, Thegl0s al, Pc
>>~ai ana other books. fUr sale at sight alr nee or
G>s
Country dealers, Peiers and others viii fns II ri at
~ to their advantage cali examine my ca be.
forepprchasng tltEStere, determine, 10 sell
lower tlia- lie lowest. j. Y. LRDA&
octI3 Eafrct Ilous. Eu.,.i.,1. lb.r. ,tryEt
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-10-26

SlEkzsS HE.TfN-A new latent, which 7 viii
~ put up on trial of week and not iked will be
taken d"wa iree Of chhree- Kept, prise IL 80. Any
wishing to try them do b. calling At my store
septic by H. C. HARDY