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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-29

The praries along the river in Nebraska were
on lire short time since. The flames extended
as far as the eye could reach, presenting mag
nihcent spectacle, and the smoke was so thick
on the river that boats could scarcely make
their way. ~t
SENSIBLE TO THE LAsr.-We have been in
formed since the election, that two Democrats
living in this county, did not vote .or Dodge
because he was sent as Minister 10 Spain, and
they declared they would vote for no d-n
Preacher.-Chari,on Patriot.
An eminent spirit merchant in Dublin, an :
nounces, in an Irish paper, that he has still, a
small quantity OF the whiskey on hand which
was drank By George ", when in Dublin.
Men, however poor. should not consent to be
'slayish. Those who cannot afford to keep carr
riages, can afford to keep an opinion-Louis-
vile journal.
Western editor thinks Hiram Powers il a
s~indler, because he chisseled u Greek girl cut
of block Of marble.
The New York Board of Aldermen last Thurs.
day evening, passed a series OF resolutions Of
respect for the memory Of the murdered Bro
derrick
New York can whip the world in div goods
"palacee' One going up On Broadway viii have
one enormous window OF plate glass, seventy
feet in width.
A gentleman once asked company of little
boys what they were good foty One IitA fel-
low very promptly answered:-..We are Good to
make men Of"
Many dogs are kept only to give the alarm.
Like the einbamon tree, they are valued only
for their bark. @
A chap walking along the street seeing . law.
yer's Office, walked in.and inquired-"What do
you keep to SELF"
''Blockheads," replied The lawyer.
"Pretiy good business guess, l see you have
only one left"
De Marbais and HE wife, whose narrow escape
from double tragedy Of murder and suicide
made stir In Cincinnati some months ago, are
still in that city. Tho woman has recovered
rom her wouads, and the man from bis poison. |
The Rochester Union estimates that one hun
dred thousand bArrels Of apples await shipment
Dow @ tho stations ON the Rochester and Mag.
lra division Of The Central Road. 70 ~ nothing
y other prodscss. The apple crop Il wesferp
New Yesk y very largs
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iiNioet Trade.

=. Many YeAFa aGp, when ,rice ;Yas dear il
} siHsstS7h Chin1, eaorts Wskfe made 10 bring
il from Luson, where ii was abundant. Al
! Nsnilla there VA, however,, passed aingu.
= lar law b tho AIeat that 20 vessel Fsf China
srIeAould b. allowed % losd With rice unless
al hF6hght 70 AAniilAsa certain number Of
aas cages fnll Of The litAls tbatehsf birds, well
n 4 Known % ornithohgists The reason for this
s.sanose ,ecoaptFie rsg0lation sinply was that
49, The rico 10 Laz0n a0G esed much from locuSts,
~ ~ And theae bcpst were deetroysd in great
aoumbers By che butohee bieds "A somewhat
simiiaf businesg 10 cssrisds between England
~ And Zealand. aThia lattsr country, 1t partic
- .sIaf seassus, h iuvsded " armies Of cater.
ID pillars, which clear Of thu grain crops a.
-#sDomplstely - ifnuWed down BY . rcythe.
= With the view spf counteracting this plague
Il Q, novel deportation he's been made II is
~ sshus noticed by the Southern Cross e"Mr.
BrOdie has shipped 300 sparrows on board
the SwordRsh, carefully selected from the
: I, best hedgerows ID England The food alone,
,aaah be informs. na put ON board for them, cost
Il SIS Thh4parfow question has. been 4 long
II standing JOKE IL Auckland, but the nsoessi.
~ y . fasneFs ofsnall birds to keep down the
r. grabs j. admitted on al sidea There d no
: security 10 New Zealand against the invasion
Y OF myriads Of cAtsspillaS which devastate
y che cropA" The most singalar branch of
such traffic ID, the toad trade On some Of
=. the market gardens near London, as many
III q Eve crops arc rsisad in one year, the prm-
cipal object being, however, 10 raise the
6nest specimens for high prices Under
system Of caltsfe, slugs and other insects
arc very fofmidable foes, and to destroy them
toads hsvs been found 90 useful as to be pur-
chased At high prices. As much as dollar
and half dozen 10 given for full grown
=, lively toads, which arc generally imported
from France, where they have also been 10
q. nse for long time in an insectiverous way
r.. Who can say but that Shakespeare, who knew
everything and furesaw everything, thought
of this latent value when he said that the
toad, Though i! !le =. X 4
ugly and venomous, =. ~
Wears yet precious Jewel In his head" =
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Webster's Second Speech ON Foot's ses
olption.

| Mr.. Everett in his Grafton on the occasion
OF the Inauguration of the Webster Statne, at
Boston, said OF the greatest and most celebra.
| ted parliamentary effort of Daniel Webster :
We'll do ! recollect the occasion and the
scene. 1t was truly what yelling ton called
the battle OF Waterloo, conflict of giants
passed an hour and u half with Mr.. Web.
ster, at his re9eust, the evening before this
great effort; and he went over to ldc from a
very concise brief, the main topics of tie
speech, which he had prepared for the follow
lng day. so calm and unimpassioned was the
memorandum, so entirely was he at ease
himself, that l was tempted to think, absurdly
enough, that he was not sufficiently aware Of
the magnitude of the occasion tut soon
perceived that his calmness was the repose
OF conscious power, He was not only at
ease, but sportive and full of anecdote; and
as he told the Senate, playfully, the next day,
he slept soundly that night On the formidable
assault OF his gallant and accomplished adj
versary. So the great Condo slept on the
eve of the battle of Rocrol; SO Alexander
slept onfhe eve ofthe battle Of ArbeIa; and SO
they awoke to deeds of immortal fame.
As saw him ia the evening, (ifi may bor-
row an illustration from his favt rite amuse-
ment, he WAS unconcerned, and as free of
spirit as some here have often seen him
while floating in his fishing boat along hazy
shore, gently rocking on the tranquil
tide, dropping his line here and there, with
the varying fortune Of the sport The next
morning he was like some mighty Admiral,
dark and terrible, casting the long shadow
OF his frowHng tiers far over the sea. that
seemed to sink beneath him; his broad rerd.
ant streaming ut the main, the stars and
stripes at the fore, the mizzen and the peak
and bearing down like tempest upon his
antagonist; with all bis canvass strained tn
the wind, and all his thundcrs roaring from
his broadsides.
The Journal of Commerce, ON the day be.
fore Senator Broderick's death, held the FOL.
living language:
There is cause to regret that there is no
means Of purging the U. 5. Senate at present
OF one fthe Representatives from California
charlottesville, however useful he might
be in some other calling, mstook his vocation
as sadly ~ did the Legislature which elected
him, when he undertook the duties of states.
See now effective arc the prayers of the
righteous especially when backed bv the
pistols OF the other sort Next morning. the
SENATE was "purged' Of Mr.. Broderick for.
sveE.
). a tew weeks ago cooper at Kierling |
'ii'age near Vienna, was sentence to three |
nonthe imprisonment, for having publicly |
ound fauit with the way in which tho war !
vas carried on in Italy.
A man who bought en- old clock at auction
q New York, last week, found 5000 in bank
{ England notes concealed in il Il 10 aaid
he heifs Of the estaae 10 which the clock
'sloogsd yin csc Coz The Eseevsey q ths
no0S1.
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10 Ell to Whon, Il NAV ro,-.-.

80 tae nvsntor pf \ new and useful iniproyem,n \,
~ SMUT Machihes, which rirh va. secured 10 ~. NJ
re certain nartes manufacturing machines ma NAM
~ improvements. This - 70 notify all pcrsoDs vhs
h W y vend said improvements, that WIN hold
eAcn ana every person, who inIrirgcs INV r1hA. -
spousols ~ ~ such ngements, and viii a their
sASsocs es.aealsh NE validity Of my patent.
nov part OF what claim ~ my Invention n the
securing Device formed Of The beeisy assscAsd q ~
Synaosscsl screw. ~ camhnation vim The ssearing
S.ass - cyiinder formed Of seres 81 rings placed
screens placed IN The chamber ana arraneed rOaasvsy
wn snr Mn whereby the chess and lighter and nSssios
gfan may, when u sucent value. diecharge fOm the
machine separately, and In . clean state, Or when
vorhesa allowed 70 pass into The fan hOx - Be elected
eeemoA veA Ne nnar and lighter foreign ssAssaness
Ihis y part Of What claim In the snnmary Ia ~
PATENT The above notice win. hope. " suf1cIent sAct
none may claim igncfsnce Of my right. It'd
word - ne Wi1s h s40clenl 5A Sa @8sa i
nssshso JOSH 4. WOODWARD
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Tho News relates the following incident,
- vouchsd Tor BY country cotessporsry.-
"Weil Judge" said an old farmer Who met
Daniel =. Dickinson after his return from
Syracuse, "Yoa had . terrible time down
thesa Why ! hsasd they knocksd your
'sNo, thsy havsa't" nj Disk; slfI'a ia
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/. GIRARD HOUSE,

NEW YORK CITY. HI @-.a
This ACCUSE il situated In one OF the most
eLyahle business localities In the city, being i'm
medlatey On the north vest Of West broadway
River depot. This part the city has within The lsst
frw years been torn down and rebuilt with the most
elegant modern style buildings The Grard House. one
OF the most elegant IL six stories high and fronts
hundred feet each street and only squxres from
ths Park making its location Ut Aitog thef conye.
niep Tor the travelling community from every quarter
aside from the direct convenienc. rendered BY the
westerly terminus Of the hudson and Central Railroad
depOts. 4g& F 1s-
This House s kept on the European plan, upon Which
y strictly conducted, keeping splendid large room
elegantly furnished and finely ventilated Restaur-
ant or Refectory where meals served 81 I'll
10 the most elegant order. This gvesit the preference
aside from Hs location Private families ~ well as
single gentlemen and ladies equally well cared for
Carriages run constantly to the different landings and
al accommodations II way Of livery rendered. and all
necessary conveniences which will make things both
comfortable and cheap will be on hsnd.
Give Us call and examine for Yourselves and obge
your humble servant, JOHN L. HANSON,
JJzS-d1wH Proprietor.
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M. "a WOODWARD: lIl 49,. ~ IrfE
Dear Sir Your Shutter that Ilsr v.
use for about Uv4hteen month"; n the mcst -. "
chine Of the Kind nov In use. used narss~ -
purchased In Chicago for . short time ~, Ts
and u cost ne more for repairs and casyv 4
months than the whole cost of the raacAsss AZ, 4
from you. Your machine hssnot cnst ~ ss,sa,.N
repairs, and 10 nov, after eighisss neuths -,
doing rts work In the most perfect manner. -.
eept my thanks for past favoss and NJ vka,s. =
recess. Yours respectfully,
sas1AdAv # 8&t GinsGp ~,
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Brodericks Defense Of Working Me-

Brodericks Defense of Working Men.
The following is an extract, from the late
| Senator Brodericks reply to the famous
mud sill' speech OF Senator Hammond of
South Carolina: s@
l am glad the senator has spoken thus, 1t
may have the effect Of arousing in the work
ing men that spirit which has been lying
dormant, for centuries. 1t may also have the
effect OF arousing the two hundred thousand
men, with pure skins, in South Cd, 6lina, who
are now degraded and despiscd by thirty
thousand aristocratic shareholders ] am,
with one exception, the youngest OF the sena.
tors upon this floor. lis not long since
served an apprenticeship of five years at one
sued by man would not have alluded to
this, 1t were not for the remarks Of the sem
ator from South Carolina; and the thousands
who know am the son of an artisan, and
have been mechanic, would feel disapp0int.
ed in me If | did net reply to him lam not
proud OF this would that could have en-.
joyed the pleasure Of life in my boyhood
days; but they were denied to me-
have not the admiration for the men of
the class from whence ! sprang that might
be expected; they submit too tamely to op
preston, and are prone to neglect their rights
and duties as citizens. But the class. of so
ciety to whose toll was born, under our
form Of government will control the destl
MES Of this nation. If were inclined to for
get my connection with them, or to deny that
lsprang from them, this ct amber would not
be the place in which should do either
while 1 hold a seat here have but to look
at the beautiful capitals adjoining the pilas-
tiers that support this root, to be reminded of
my fathers talent, and see his bandiwork
left the scenes of my youth and manhood
for the "far west because was tired 0. the
struggles and jcalousies of men of my class,
who could not understand whv one of their
fellows should seek to elevate his condition
above the common level. made my new
abode among strangers, where labor is hon
ored had left without regret; there re-
manned no tie Of blood to bind me to any be-
ing in existence If fell liz the struggle for
and fortune, there was no relative !
on earth to mourn my fall
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T. D. CROKER

.... (Senicr partner Of late firm Croker Bro.l
Attorney a. Counsellor ut Law.
1-s- 14i. "a l.& BURLINGTON, IOWA,
WlLs. attend promptly to Collection OF Debts
w Land Agencies, DESIGNATING Notes, and al other
business Of his profession. @ q -T d
0srtcR-0ver Coolbaurn Brooks Rank CORNER xef
Iirtv Q.hp
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DEAL Estate in C0unc'l HiufSs uDd
~ ORaaIsa.-Persons desrca Of securing Real
Estate In either Of these fouFIshing towns will do well
70 send their ordersto D. 9. BLOOMER,
4 mar I-bptf. Land Agent.
CnlIncn RlrrRa Snsr
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II WoxAx's DEvoriox Ten years ago two
! young men in Mentor, Lake county, rot Into
au ARRAY while under the influence ofliquor.
a stabbed B With . kpife-r The wound vas
. dangerous ore, and ,fer several weeks che
amsFest thread bo2ndl b to earth. "A was ar.
: fsised, tried and sentenced to the Peni item
tiAfy at Colunbas fSF ten years b recovered
IN the course oftime; and made everyeiFort
g secure AZ pardon but wis unsuccessful
The young men had been warm friends ul3 to
!, the night Of the sfray, = They were farmers
and near neighhors, and both were married.
j. This morning vhsnsA assrised be fosnd,
r awaiting him at the depot. his wife, who,
through all the years, ofhis ignoninious ab-
.UehCe, had been tFus 81 steel, and B and his
wife A had not seen his wife since he
received his sentence Their meeting
was affecting in the extreme Our in
formant who knows the parties well, SAYS
hs never saw 80 touching . scene, and may
never expect to Gee its like again The two
farmers met each other with great cordially
and resolved that tho demon drink should
never again cause them misery cleveland
Plain Dealer al-g r9g E.M4aP b.
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Ugly ana veh0m0u0,
Wears yet precious jewel in his head"


smut, sometimes called "Irish Blackguard
and somstimes known ~ "Lundyfoot," has
obtained no small notoriety. Some sixty or
seventy years ago, . t0bacconist named Lun-
~rdy Foot Aourished in Dublin. He made a
large fortune BY his bosiness, with which he
retired, and, having large landed estates,
~ concluded his career very comfortably as an
irish squire--free, however, from. the debts
land duns, protested notes and foreclOsng
= mortgages, which 30 serely afflicted thar class
: before the establishment of the Irish encum-
bered estates court. One Of Foot's work
ii men, . little tpo much addicted to imbiba-
sitiOns Of "the cratur," had neglected cast of
snuf, as it ia called which was baking in the
oven. Hundy Foot who was escortipg some
visitors over his factory, When he discovered
this neglect and carelessness, scolded the
man, centinentally damned him forsan Irish
tlackguard. When the snuff was drawn
out of the oven, be took a pinch Of it-more
from custom than in hope-and discovered
that it had q new and peculiar flavor,
90 communicated to it by the extra drying. lis
aayriends also tried, and liked it. The expert.
ea@ent was repeated on large scale, with sue
Cess and the new snuff soon became popular,
1 Enough it was not palpably, thing mot to
G. Be sneezed at" The workman was rewarded
.4far his fortunate carelessness, and, to com.
pensatc him for his previous scolding, was
' desired to name the snuff lie called it"Irish
=. Blackguard,' from the title conferred on him.
;. self, in anger, BY his employer.
The Philadelphia North American tells the
following story: ..ls
IA few days since an elderly lady, accom-
panied BY her nephew, little boy, was re-
turning to Philadelphia from q visit to her
ancestral home in Adams County, by the cars
Of the railway passing through Columbia and
Lancaster. At Columbia, depositing her
basket and parasel on her seat, she stepped
Z ont to buy the led some cakes, s Meantime,
swild spoken, benevolent looking OLD gentle
man of portly aspect and gentle deneanor,
entered unnoticed and took the vacant seat.
which happened 70 b. The only one vacant 10
the car, 30 that the Old iady on her return
was Obliged 70 say, Sir, you have my seat
'HeSs l z retnrnsd thu benSsseept docking
gentlemen, 4 as'sorry 'for mat bss;asthere
appears to be nc, other, shouldb be obliged
- the honor Do ef ms sit beaids ysu' The
<lsdy replied that she had No objcctso, except
i that her boy could mot stapd up all the way
! % PHILADELPHIA w6eteupon the old gentle
man took him on his lap This colioq1y at
stsacted the attentiob Of some fpssy boxing
n1sn near, who started % and said with
electrical air, -sIll give my Seas u james
buchanan, President Of the United States,p |
for i seems that it was really Old Buck, who |
Z - fond Of travelling about wathout parade or !
attendance. The loud soica, in (which the |
announcement was made caused some one to |
propose three cheers for Mr.. BaohanAn, which |
were given with . viii, and the whole car |
Was soon in an uproaf. But, however he |
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COLLECTIONS made on favorabl terms. "sre
Sight and Time Exchange bought and sold.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
fanA-Gmw tE5N "a Il F IA &FaF# Z
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PATENTED OCT. - -.
~o.-,.11 lmportaut to Iillsrss - !

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AND AEPAMATOMC Gnu s..AsG9
WE We tf'is method 81 IN s0r,nin. MINI
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constantly on hand Woo e 40. csnaT aNWgi
separation. Thin iaehsfs W. sor,s.,s., ~
use, and We hazard nothing 4. 49,. tse ~ y
mes yet used " VIII bear ~ 81 3 4, w. ~ ID
cemps - and durable, fuassr VIA MI sssaiass u
snachines ard aass sliti.c Il 80 800 =
thrcz zEschlIss wa. tbs e<rsra. pfrafrsa
ter, 70 say moth x % the Hasainr M a - 4
to be useffsf ciesnrx aass sor 49, sa ~ ~ w
Asto the node 81 operatjoa, In ~ t-.,.,.
rates the STICKS, throws ssn2s Ea1s M 800 M
oats trim the RrsiF before scrsrtrr No. 49, ~
proc - p. securing the EtaIa j brvavSth 80
. str ing blast Of mir, ~ich easrres N -.
made. ~ then passes iato s4sgs. e.r.r.,..n y
IL cleared Of chess, imperfect grains. ~ ~
then reosly for grinding. The ans Z nsrast
cleared from the grain, but from he ~. =. 81
DIAL, and blown clear out Of tie Eill, - y
great advantage 10 Mat Il car be Get o. q - y
With the burfs or any where ese In The I'm Az. =
desired. ~ u makes no dust whassse,,
Every Miller knows thatilIs Utterly irapo,rss..
struct mill that vii make good sour uas n ~
unlcss Me dirt Be 6Fst removed. No Sete, - -
yet been Invented for this purpose than ~
emuteer Ind Separator, and u 10 believed - ".
adAptes Western Grain. They are ,ov n -
oan be v sn At twoof the Mills ia shiy m .S.s
D Droe., sd kriser , Cos. tG tS
Orders promptly attended to.
oct 35-drtf WOODWARD, KEISgE / iu>
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Price ~ 100 ter bottle $500
Per sale by a. Hendricks, al r. Gar. .Aenv,.nx..
and BY Druggists generally Ta..isr,s s'on
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j and all interested, ~ solicited q Y; n fS
PATENT SMUT MACHINE AND sATA
8Ha COMAkNkN arpt
We claim for this Machine that II ~ ssP,A n
others nov In use and fully warrant II - On
further particulars address
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sspsi VT Nanufsctursrs Agents, ~.
Main Street. Bnrlingten. -