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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

Hon. JAMES HARLAN.-We understand that
Senator Harlan will take the stump during the
coming campaign in this Stase, and WILL so far
as he is able, make general canvass. We are
glad to learn this, for there are in the Republican
ranks, few more forcible and eloquent speakers
than he. We had the pleasure OF hearing him
in SO, and it has rarely been our fortune to
listen to more interesting, logical, and mas
terly exposition Of the great principles on which
is founded the Republican party. Nor is his
exposure OF the corruption, extravaganza and
prO-slavery position Of the sham democracy less
searching aad complef. In addition to his
ability as speaker, his Goquence and his argu-
ment there rs in his manner and in all he says,
an air OF candor, earnestness, and sincerity that
will always have a powerful influence OH his
hearers. lie is, evidently, one OF natures no.
blemen-an honest man, aud an honest politi-
clan too; and statesman of whose reputation
his constituents may be justly proud.-Oska-
lOOsa Herald.
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DR. EASTERLY'S
Fever and AQu0 Killer.

This Medicine scaH ferer aRd A0ae, DEnsb
A0ue, LhtIs aud Fecer, Intermittent aad Remit
tent Fepers and erery form OF Eecer incident TO TIE
West.
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and Fever, drst and foremost in rank stands
DIR. Easteriy's Fever and Aguc Killer.
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two hundred thousand cases. which has established its
efficacy In all parts OF the West the ONL4 RkLIABLk
REMEDY for the OF these Distressing complaints
II viii also enlargement Of The spleen, Ague Cake,
etc. 10 perfectly harmless ~ the most decate con-
stitution or tender infant. Try IL, ye afflicted.
E~ Price VI per bottle, or six bottles fef p.
Prepared by Dr. Easiery corner Of Thled and Chest.
nut streets 81. Louis, Mo-, sole Proprietor.
Sud By Il. T. 9AY and sQUIREs BLOSS, Druggists
Bur,ingto1, sni Nv Druggists generally febl9
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MGET THE BEST.s.
Webster Unabridged Pictorial Edition.
1900 Pictorial IIluasraliOms.

. Websters Unabridged Dictionary.
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w new edition Of Websser's Usasridged Dction.
ary, contsi-ng
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ave have specimen shee Of the Pictorial Illus
trations They we'll executed. and VIII often be
sonnd useful in giving CHI correct idea OF an
object than can De obtained BY denniticn New York
Tribune, April 70, 1859.
eve have seen specimen pages Of portions In Archl.
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~ As Of great practical value. "-Chrisan Mir
ror, April ~. 1859.
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

The GovERNoRsHIP.-Tbe name of Hon. S. j.
kirkwoOd OF johnson County, is mentioned in
various parts OF the State as a candidate for
Governor, before the Republican State Conven-
ton which meets at Des Moines on the 22d of
June. Mr.. K. is one Of the ablest men in the
State, and it nominated would, without doubt,
make successful canvass and an excellent ex
ecutive officer. He is q thorough Republican,
q plain, practical, candid man, an effective pub.
lie speaker, is well acquainted throughout the
State, and as private citizen his character is
beyo nd reproach. If nominated by the Conven-
ton We shall certainly take great pleasure in
giving him our earnest approximations
Herald
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

The Tribune in its Dry Goods review says:
We have entered upon the dull season of the
year, and the demand for many styles Of goods
for immediate consumption, 10 comparatively
limited, although some houses are still enjoying
a good trade. The heavy clothing trade will
not commence laying in stock at present, and
the jobbers viii not make any engagements for
their early trade until June, and those having
Western connections wlli defer their purchases
A late a. possible. Within the past two weeks
over three thousand packages have been taken
for China alone, and engagements Tor the next
few weeks are said 70 be quite important. The
importations Of plain cottons continue light -
compared with the corresponding period Of
1851, although largely In sxcsas Of 1883.
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STOP THAT COUGH!
[. CARIER,S GNUGA HAL

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chitts, Spatiug Of Blood, Rain in the Side and
Breast, E1eur,sy, Whooping cough, Group, LiUer
Complaint, PalpitdtiOn Q, the Hearf and al Dis
eases Of Les Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Too much care and attention cannot be given to dis
eases Of the THROAT and LUNiS Header, have you
Cough, Gold, o. any disease OF the Lungs? Do not
neglect il. Delay 10 dangerous. MILLIONS die
nualy by neGlecting = COMMON COLD Colds and
Coughs lead to CONSUMPTION, and then to early
death. Be advised in time and procure at once that
celebrated remedy, Oh. CARRIERS COUGH LALSAM,
the greatest and BEST kEMEDY IN THE WORLD. 1t
has cured thousands upon thousands alter ply sicans
aud every other remedy ad failed, and the patient
given up die Physicians, Drug giss, all who
used Dr. Carriers Cough Baistm, universally aekncw-
edge II the most PROMPT, PLEAsANT and EFElCA-
Oh st and ungs
Prce-Trial bottles 25 cents; larger bottles 81 per
bottle, or bottles Tor Is.
Prepared by DR.. tasterly, Of Third Chest.
Streets sole proprietor. and to whom all ord
be sent to II the genuine.
Sold ny 4. b. GAY and SQU1RES BL0SS, Druggists,
Burlington, and Nv Druggists ger orally. febl9
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

A STRANGE CoNcEIr.-The insane often en-
terrain the most ludcrous idea of their own
condition. There is man in an asylum in one
of the neighborlng States who became insane
in consequence of failure in business. He
explains the reason Of his incarceration IS fol-
lows: 81 am here because OF mere mistake
in business. l was engaged during the winter
in making mosquitoes wings, which expected
to sell in the summer. l had ten thousand of
them on hand when the season opened, but un-
fortunately had forgotten to make them in
pairs. They were all lett hand wings, and con-
sequently lost the sa OF them and was CON-
PEELED to suspend payment" He relates this
story with gravity and earnestness witch tes.
titles to the sincerity of his own belief in the
xplanation.-[ Boston Journal.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

Il TIE WORLD A MIsrAKE!-One of the
saddest mistakes which good people have made
is in supposlng the world 70 be mistake. To
these people-snd their number is not small
the earth is but theatre Of pain and sickness,
sorrow and death. Joy is Elusive, pleasure q
cheat, aughter a mockery, and happiness .
thing impossible, and not even to be looked for
on this side the grave The performance Of all
duty is the stalking up" Of what they call -
cross" They are actually afraid to be happy,
under an overshadowing impression that they
have no right to be happy in this life. They
believe that there Is something intrinsically
bad in the world they iDhabit. and oil the icy
that proceeds from IL. They have an idea that
the moral evil which afflicts the human race
has struck 10. All the sutferings Of the brute
creation--thsir throes Of labor, and sicknesses
Of body, and pains Of deAth-are so many voices
proclaming the fatal failure Of ADAM Human
nature itself 10 aD awful thing. God 10 great
iaw-giver, an memorable avenger, an awful
judge, . Being to be feared more than loved.
Lille 10 trial-severe, unrelenting, perpetual.
All that seems good and graceful and glorious
In the world il hollow sham, for the deception
Of the unwsry and the ruin Of the unwise.-
Timothy Titcomk.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

CHILDREN BITTEN BY A MAD DoG.-A sad
calamity took place evening before last, in
Washington street, near Franklin caused BY a
mad dog. The dog came rushing through
Washington street, and in its career snapped at
and bt q child about three years old, son OF
Mr.. Haas, and also another little boy whose
name we did not learn, making a series of
frightful wounds on one of the childs wrists
The dog then turned at the corner of Wells
street, and on the way down the latter street
bit man in the arm. After q long chase.
the animal was finally dispatched. Three hui
man lives, however, must in all probability fall
sacrifice for the sake of one worthless dog -
[ChcagO Times lst
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New York. NAV

New YORK, Nay q.
FLOUR-5a1O cents, better. Sales 10000 barrels
At S5 3OQle6 rs for super state; " COOS 70 COM
mon good extra western. Canadian, dull aud nom
inal At % 6OQ7 So Rye -four quiet At % 6O0S ".
WHEAT-AdvAnced 1c pc bush. Sales l5OOO bush
at u 2oQll rs Nil. Club; 81 o201 81 led WESTERN
RICk-Pirmer Sales 1910 bush At ~.
BARLEY-Buoyant. sales 5000 bush at ".
CORN-Better. sales 10000 bush at VI for mixed
western; 941195 for round yellow.
OATs-Be ter. Sales at 5S162 for State, Western and
Canadian
PORK-Lower for mess and 6rner for prime. Sales
1000 bbls; new at el6 1905 IL; el3 sl0l8 w
for prime.
BACON-Quiet.
BEEP-Prime mess 1702l.
BEER HAMs--teady Ut t14 O01l7 90.
GUT MEArS-6teady. 606k for shoulders S0sA
for hams.
LARD-Dull. sales $50 bbIs 1T l1k0llH.
BUrTER-In moderate demand At 9Lllc for Ohie;
1923 for state.
Enthusiastically at 9012H.
WHIsXEY-Prmer. sales At IS.
srOCks-Dull but price rather better.
MONEY-Continues plenty and unchanged,
GROCERlES-Quiet but without change. N. 0. Mo-
lassss 10. 100 hhds N sugar.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

SAD ACCIDENT FROM BURNING FLUID.-We
are panied TO hear OF a sad accident from burn.
ing fluid that took place in Pekn. on Saturday
evening last, in the family OF Mr.. George Har-
lowe. Itappears that Mrs. Harowe was sitting
in chair holding little girl about two years
OF age, while another of her daughters was
standing at her side, and her husband near her.
by some means lamp was upset, and the top
coming Oft, the contents tell into the lap OF
the mother and child, and was instantaneously
in blaze. Before the fire could be ex-
tinguished, Mr.. md Mrs. Harcwe and the two
children we're dreadfully burned, and we are
sorry to say that the child which was in her lap
has since died. We understood, last evening,
that the rest were recovering.-[P Peoria Tran
script
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

The trial on the charge preferred against John
Bellinger, J. s. Bradford, Charles Radcliffe, and
=. Tyler Hodges, of having swindled james
Toylor. Chatham street broker, out of IS, 500
by selling him as genuine gold dust, severa
pounds OF brass filings, was concluded in New
York on Monday, and the complaints finally
dismissed by the Magistrate, on the ground tina,
Mr.. Taylor had himself acted criminally in the
matter.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10
DIR. Bakers SDecific.

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Structure, Seminal Weakness, ChOrdee, Diseases of
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Genital Orgdns
1t. II you 60 to regular physician with your you
peril your reputation. II you 60 to sd verlising
quack you peril your health for life. Avoid both and
DR.. Bakers Specific, watch has saved thousands
upon thousands the hands OF the Mercless Quacks
II not from premature grave With DR.. Bakers Spe-
cifc you yourself and prevent exposure, a.
plain directions for use accompany the medicine.
az Price 81 so per bottle
Prepared BY Dr. Easteriy, Of Third and Chest
nut street, 81. Louis, NO., sole Proprietor.
Sold by L. GAY aud SoUIRES nLOSS, Druggists,
Burlington, and BY Druggists generally. fsblo
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BURLINGTON, Nav 7th, 1859


NJ DEAR SIR IL AIN glad to learn from
!s.i last Weekly your wish and determine
ta., as far as in you lies, to make the Republic
el4a Of the West matter of principle, not
IUpiency. lnscribs on your banner EQUAL
l6E,s FOR ALL, and push on, in hoe signo
Haa., under that banner, in the strength Of
bat maxim, you shall conquer. Who can doubt
b Can the American idea of equal rights for
tl-oi pertec, equality before the law for every
Innocent man, Of whatever tribe or race-be
Porne down or lost. Never! No backward
Psps are or can be taken in the march of these
tAllons of reading, thinking, selfjudging men.
lis iespots of the South, or their basely SUBJ
event tools in the North, may, as in late
aanee growl or grumble at your free speech,
P's' honest regard for truth and right, but
tas ii will end. Their power % crush the
b. men Of the North has passed sway and will
Non be forgotten.
Cordially yours, E. JAMES
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

We had an Election on Monday for city off,
GERS, and We suppose we got as much excited,
did some as tall electoneerng, and felt either
as buoyant, or as much disappointed as the case
may be, at the result, as larger cities have done
on similar occasions. Indeed, the canvass was
animated, and well contested by all parties, with
about as much illegal voting by the Democrats
as is usual with them Or as they thought neces-
sary. The result is close, the largest majority
being for Republican candidates, of whom
Marshal, Recorder, Assessor, three Aldermen
and tie on the fourth, are elected. Our friends
perhaps Gid little better than usual. but they
now see that q little more grape would have Sc
cured complete victory. When will all our
Republican friends learn that the secret of sue.
cessfu elections is work, work, work. In this con.
test the Democracy, Tor the iun OF the thing prob
ably, managed to harmonic, while on our side,
several disappointed sspirants acted and voted
against US, Of which they ought to be ashamed.
-OttumWR Courier.
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n Our advices from Southern Iowa are
IA. taking advantage Of the favorable weather,
a,nsrs have put in wheat and oats largely, and
n nov actively preparing the ground for corn
nd lev have planted. Corn is every where
worth one dollar per bushel and other feed very
,c.rcs. But recent warm weather has brought
tOrw.rd the grass very rapidly and cattle are
..o,;d.i
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

c.o,ss D. La,cbford, Postmaster at Annap-
=. yune,iOu, Mary land, sued Miss Emma Dor
w. g, SANDER, laying damages At $500, but
\, jury, after trial, only awarded $3.50. Miss
y ~ ..n..,.a,y charged Mr.. L. with retaining her
,..... and other mail matter, and refusing to
Ssnvs, them to her; had circulated and reiter-
.,sd ,bi, charge and refused to retract it; hence
,hs anti I, is said Miss D. intends to carry the
ease TO the Court of Appeals.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

Hon. S. j. KIRKwoOD.-The above named
gentleman has been, OF late, frequently men,
toned in the Republican journals in connection
with gubeIn .torial honors. We know OF no
man in the State, whom we would rather see GEL.
the nomination at the approaching State Con-
vention, or Tor whom we could work with great.
er pleasure, than Hon. 8. j. Kirkwood, of Iowa
City. He has the ability to conduct canvass
vigorously and effsctually, aud if elected, the
ability to properly discharge the duties Of his
office. We believe his nomination would give
universal satisfaction on the Slope.-Council
Bluffs Nonpareil.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10
UNITED STATES EXPRESS.
REMOVAI.

THIS COMPANY has removed their Once 10 No.
L 81 Main street.
This Company will forward money and other valua-
BILE packages, freights. and make collections In all
paTts Of the United States and the CAnadas.
California, Furopsan, and all other packages entrust-
ed to this Company will be forwarded with dispatch,
and Ut reasonable rates.
Passages received anti o'clock, p. n.
aayevSsdtf =. 3. HUNT, Agent.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

ias Neu-Albany Qnd.) Ledger, in noticing
v Violence with which the Louisville Courier,
We nome organ Of Mr.. Guthrie, demands the
.s1''nsnt BY Congress of a slave Code for the
''''I"fss, Gays very truly
mere are great many Democrats in In
r. ' sho ieel friendly disposed toward the
James Iuthrie as a candidate for the
eueney' but II the Louisville Courier ex.
Ses NE views Of that gentleman on the sub
Oi Congressional intervention in favor Of
4'e'y in the Territories, there is not one in q
kss ann WIN 'o''I 'oo'
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

SUPPRESSED ITEM OF THE PARAGUAY Ex-
PEDirIoN.-Notwithstanding the extensive cor
respondence published from the Paraguay ex-
petition, the public has not been informed that
. sailor Of the United States chartered steamer
Atlanta was ''hlotted from the ships books" un.
der the following circumstances; Captain
Ridgely, OF the Atlanta, ordered the mans head
to be shaved, in punishment for some trans
erosion. The sailor refused to permit this un.
precedented course Of treatment. begging that
bodily torture, however severe, might be sub-
stituted for it. Captain Ridgely insisted on
shaving every particle of hair of, whereat the
man swore he would Jump overheard if the
crnel sentence was carried into effect. The hair
was cut OIL, and the unfortunate and exaspera-
ted creature rushed to the bulwarks and precip.
itated himself into watery grave. On learn
ing these facts, Commodore Forrest called a
Court Martial on board the sloop-of.war Fall
mouth. to try Capt. Ridgely for this act, and
Lieut.. Warrington for drunkenness. The Court
was in session when the Harriet Lane left
New York Courier.
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CELEBRATED FEMALE Pills

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sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES.
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-. Thu n, PLEASANT Home Journal Il

~ The Mt Pleasant Home Journal learns
from ". +. Ross, Esq, Of the Land Locating
Office in that city, that there are yet many tracts
IF hue farming lands in the Western part of
As State subject to entry with warrants, or
VIII cash at 81, rs per acre, also that there are
,oei lands in the Railroad reservations in fhis
lad district, subject to entry at $3.50 per
ss, one half OF which may be paid with
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

Crawford, the Judge who acquitted Sickles,
is the same one who acquitted Herbert, charged
with shooting waiter at the National, and the
same one who let Brooks off with contempt
ble fine for almost killing Charles Sumner. The
N. Y. Tribune Gays: ut may now be regarded
as settled that while Mr.. Crawford is Judge no
member of Congress can be convicted OF Grim.
| inal offence"
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FIVE HoRsE THIEVES HuxG.-Report says
that five persons, charged with stealing horses,
were hung at Council Grove few days since.
We have nothing authentic. 1t may prove to
be but rumor. There il one thing certain.
that certain persons who have been guilty Of
stealing horses, ought to be hung.-[TopekA
Tribune.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

In this city. vest ,rday morning, EDWARD HENRY
only child Of Edward Henry aud Charlotte Du Bois
Thomas, aged years Q months and 3 days.
On Friday 9Th inst. Mr.. JACOB H. JENNINGS, late
City Treasurer, in the Attn year Of his age.
In TIL. city "Wednesday last, 4th Inst, Mrs. AMELIA
L. OOBURN, vile Of N. T. Coburn, aged ~ years.
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U. 8, Narshal's Sale

RH VIRTUE Of an Exeeuticn to directed ffo0
the once Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of ~
United states Tor the ssuthern Division Of Iowa -
- Adams d Co, and against I. n. .. D. lssts,
defendants for the sum Of eight hundred md seventy
nine dollars and nfy-eght cents, with per cent.
interest from the rendition Of said Judgment with six
dollars and hve cents, and ali costs thas may Vfulay
accroe since the Issuing Of said Execu on-I have this
DAY levied on the fol owing described Tracts Of Land
Louisa County, Iowa. - the property Of l. H. T. =
lset, to satisfy said Execution, Wit: the undivided
half Of the West half OF the quarter Of Sec
ton Is, Town u. Range T. Also, the Southwest
quarter OF Section IS Town a. Range 4 and the South
west quarter OF Section u, Town u, Range =, and
for cash in hand, the front of Marion Hail.
In the City Of Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa.
Thursday the "a day OF June 1852 between the
OF o'clock, A. N. and O'Clock 2. n Of said day, d.
ted this The S0th day Of April, 1850.
LAUREL SUMMERS,
q. 8. Marshal for tbs state Of Iowa.
By JOKE o. BAATnuIV,
mAy2-AtW Deputys
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SALE OF THE "IRoN CARA large and Gu
rious crowd we're gathered in front Of Green
auction store Saturday morning, attracted by
the sale OF the we'll known iron grey horse be-
longing to the estate OF the late Philip Barton
Key. This animal became quite noted in the
late trial, as several witnesses testified to know.
ing Mr.. @. only us "the man who rode an iron
grey horse" The horse was sold to COL Nc
Carly for $751; ashington States.
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Legal Notice.

- STATE or IOWA,
Estate % Bucksey q. HopplnG, Dec'As
NJ OrICR hereby given. that IN 70 .sru%sn. " .ri.
a. said decrdent vas this day publicly read 10 open
Court and the 6rst Monday IN June ne1t AHed - the
a on witch the same shall be proved, ~ which time
- f''' o. O. WI0HTMAN,
msy9-altWSs Ceunsy Judge ofsaid County.