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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-06

GREELEY or Public DoCUMENrs.-A word
on the Salt Lake Nail. OF the seventeen bags
ON which have ridden for the last four days
and better, at least sixteen are filed with large
bound books, mainly Patent Office Reports,
judge-but all of them undoubtedly works or.
dered printed ct the public cost-your cost,
reader !-by Congress, and now on their way
to certain favored Mormons, franked (by proxy
Pub. Doc. Free" IS. n. Bernhisel, n. G."
do not blame Mr.. B. for clutching hls share Of
this public plunder, and distributing it 80 IS to
increase his own popularity and importance /;
but do protest against this business Of printing
books by wholesale at the cost Of the whole
People for free distribution to part only. It
10 every way wrong md pernicious. OF the
100000 per annum paid for carrying the Salt
Lake Nail, nine tenths is absorbed in the cost
Of carrying these ranked documents to people
who contribute little or nothing to the support
OF the Government in any way. Is is fair -
Each Patent Office Report will have cost the
Treasury four or Eve dollars By the time il
reaches its destination, and will not BE- valued
by the receiver at twenty five cents. Why
should this business 60 on! Why not "reform
it altogether" Let Congress print whatever
documents are needed for its own Information,
and leave the People to choose and buy for
themselves? l have spent four days and Eve
nights in close contact with the sharp edges Of
Mr.. Bernhisels "Pub. Doc"-have done my
very utmost to make them present . smooth, or
at least endurable surface; and am sure there
10 no slumber TO be extracted therefrom unless
by realing them-a desperate resort which no
aational person would recommend. For all
practical purposes, they might - well-now
that the Printer has been paid for them-be
where heartily wish they were--in the bottom
of the sea.
MAKING ABoLlrIoxIsrs. St. Joseph
West, utterly unable 70 cope with the Free
Democrat in argument, is again trying to arouse
the people Of that city 70 mob violence. Well
gentleman, 90 ahead. You used to try thai
game In KansAs but you never made anything
BY It. You used 70 try 1t oil over the North
and you sucoseded in making Abolisionista
much fastsr than Garrison could. Try Il o.
in Missouri. Every psen yoa destroy vii
open tho way for two more of the same sort
4 you have : fancy for making AbolItiouists
jass 80 ahead yea ase o The right track ~
sldsdiy: niasoasi = bossd y b ffse-mevl
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-06

On" On Saturday night, Marshal Winton made
descent upon house on Third street, between
Division and Elm, kept by woman known as
English Ann. A belligerent fellow in the house
objected to the Marshal's proceedings, where
upon that officer quenched the champion, and
put out the inmates Of the house. One nuisance
l.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-06

CAUGHr.-Marshal Griiley, Of Keokuk. arrest.
ed, at that place, on Sunday morning, two men
named Edward Williams and John Harris, rs
the burglars who entered Greenbaum Kas-
kel's clothing store. in this city, on Friday last
The men went down the river in skifi, aud had
with them box containing about $500 worth
of clothing, every piece Of which bears G. l.
KS private mark. They were examined before
Justice Snyder, and sent to jail in default of
$1,000 bail,
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q II is . singular fact that thus far in the
canvas Democratic newspapers have made no
allusioa to either platforms or principles. They
have given the people no homilies upon the
beauties Of ''Squatter Sovereignty" nor in fact
upon any, If there be any, well defined psinci-
pies Of either wing Of the party. The fact is
the party cannot appeal to an intelligent public
sentiment because it is composed, in al its &C.
tive leading men, Of corrupt politicians, dis
carded faithless public servants who have
abused former trusts, and outraged public SEN
timent. With such leaders, no party could 70
before an intelligent public with any expecta-
ton Of success. But in addition to this damag-
ing condition Of affairs, the party is divided
upon questions Of policy, both State and Ma
tional. 1t has no popular watch-word for this
meridian-it makes no issue upon live questions.
Its organs can strike no popular key note
Their piping may tickle the ears Of Mr.. Buch-
snan or Mr.. Douglas, or the fire-eaters, but the
people will mot dance to it. 1t 10 all q sMAx.
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A UxIoa 6AvsA--Mr. Wiothrop, u his leesss
70 Hiram Ketchum. which has given sach great
comfort 70 the Union saviors, writes:
III have any serious fear, u sAia insa{as.
that the revival of the foreign slave tsade win
6nd any considerable numbee Of sdyoe.tea \
the South, Il rises from the appPshenslon tAat
the question will b ssissd upea fss passy -.
poses at The North, and mado eho 49, "a
angfyl reproaehfsls indissriminAts daasncia-
tiOn." ~ "
Let the opposidon Of the Aifican slave sssde
BE- hushsd 70 the noss mystsrioss whispss. La
the horrors Of the middle passags b. rspressns-
% = charming = . pleassEe trip 10 Cleopa.
-. barge. theee asS apoksn again eus
tsaihc.
Poor ". WinthfoR Bioed eoursed ae ! dif
tefens rate n Jour ancssspFs veins, OF BE- would
never have reached Piymoath Roch Pun o6
his ahoes and turn him Columbus Journal.
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W- Apropes Of bureIar,es I, !. v.ll :

| q Apropo0 Of burglaries. Il ID we'll IN.
desssood BY the knowing ones that the system
Of burslaries that are chronic in Burlingtop, q
new eruption Of which ID now taking place, are
managed By persons 10 the midst Of 10, while
the aetsAl tbefts are perpetrated BY strangers.
There i > partnership between the local ..spos-
ters" and the migratory Kfters. The spostez
selects some establishment TO be riled, makes
himself acquainted with the peculiaritiss Of the
place; and, when the thief arrives, shows him
the place, and gives him ell necessary iniorma .
sion and directions. With this advantage, the
work Of the burglar 10 very easy. The booty
10 sometimes secreted at divers safe places
about town, and sometimes carried away with
him who secured il to dnd reader market in
another place. The intelligence Of the pro-
posed trip of the itincrant rascals il given in
the manner Of al digni6ed business; for in
stance -"skelsson Key, professional cracks
man, will visit Burlington ON Friday, Jsly 2sth
Friends Of the cause are requested to make I'll
necessary arrangements" The arrangements
are made, the performance comes o6, and the
property goes OF, In handsomely dextrous
manner; and when the profits are realized they
are divided.
The people who really commit the nuisance,
live very quietly among us, and keep them
selves aloof from the real dangers Of the trade.
The only way to put an end, even temporarily,
to their depredations, 10 to drive them from the
town. Our Marshal has performed much valua-
ble service in this particular, but there is still
room for much well-doing. Divers dens should
be broken up. The cess pools should be drained.
This can be accomplished only BY the co-opera-
tion of the citizens with the officers. Not by
mobs, or riots, or the code Of Lynch but by
strict watch-by impar,ing information Of the
movements Of vagabonds whom everybody
knows-by the general workings of settled
determination to despoil the nests and break the
without an ostensible occupation, be tolerated
among us. Let us rent our houses to respecta-
bic persons, for respectable purposes. Assist
our city and county officers in their efforts to
ferret out villainy, and not sstisfy yourselves
vi saying that it is none of your business.
Too little interest is taken in matters of this
kind. By q vigorous exertion, in different ways,
on the part Of those who are most interested in
the safety Of property and the success Of busi.
ness, the bud Of theft and robbery can be
quietly nipped before it bursts into full bloom.
--8---
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-06

PLArx Talk ABoUr TN ADHrnnfnAf AfroR.-
The Republicans of Ainnssosa, at their hAo
State Convention, passed The following, ameag
other Resolutions -
Resolved, That We condemn u unmsssured
terms The recklsss 'sxtsasagAucs ~ thS ipessens
corrupt and pre1igAS NaNonal AdnlAi1gratlen
-its antiDsmoesatic issss Of sAin plasesse..iss
vsnality in the awardmsnt Of public coais1eee-
- proclivity - essate0 . meaasain q poblio
deht-iss punis faith ia the adAirs ef Kansas--
ito reputation Of homes for the homeless" ite
duplicisy on the Pacific Railroad, il groua vio-
lasien Of the purity of the balios-bsz, ,its coss-
aRdly abandonment Of the sdocssins Of peotsc-
tion to adopted citizens, il alliance with disu-
nionists, its universal sahSeraion Of Liberty, iss
opposition 70 The Declaration Of Inaependence,
and IT, gross psrvsFsieAs Of tAa Coastituti@,
oonsdsatiDg in n = M Of esievancse Vhiek
rsadeee this Ad@iAiass1eion cancer upsn he
Republic, and uhish ~ pledge The vets II MIN.
nssOsA 70 cid n renewing il 1890 srs .t
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Judge Clsgget b II town, and here, a.
We learn. for the purpose Of instisuting civil 40
we'll = criminal prosecutions against the pub
isher Of this paper, on account Of the paragraph
published Saturday last 10 regard 70 the pardon
Of Abrahams. He win have good time.
Since writing The above. We have had . .call"
from Marshal Winton, bringing an autograph
letter from Justice Snyder, requesting our in.
mediate attendance q his ofAce on Washington
street upon urgent business-have been and
seen his honor, and have . reprieve until snis
morning at o'clock. AZ that hour Il vii; bs
determined whether or not Claeget va an i'm.
partial and dispassionats Judge, q = vindIosivs,
passionate and partial officer, % has aiready
been decided BY THE People at the Polls. Clae-
get tried hard 10 suppresa the Hawk Eye news.
paper while on the bench, and made very little
headway. He has now turned over the lob 70
Justice Snyder. We shal. see what progress
will be made.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-06

Two young men, brothers, named Andrew
Jackson and Francis N. Smith, were arrested
10 Galesburg last week for counterfeiting gold
coin. Upon search Of their residences near
Utah in this county, the necessary implements
for the manufacture Of bogus coin we're found.
Francis has been held to bail in 81 900. jack
son was committed on Tuesday last in default
Of &l2OO.-Monmouth Atlas.
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New York, July 80.
The U. 8. trigate Jacinto sailed this morpipe
for the coast Of Africa.
In relation to the new church scheme re-
ported to be favored BY prominent Unitarian
ministers, the Rev. Mr.. Osgood makes n0ai-
tive refutstion Of the Evening Posts stoey con.
cerniDg his colneetion therswi,h, in 1 spicy and
sarcastic letter. He also e1 plains the discourse
Of Mr.. Believe. which gave rise to the report.
His meaning having beeH misapprehended for
his using the VOID Catholic in the philosophic
instead Of the ritual eense, land nothing having
been said bylhim to jussify.tbe statement that he
favors any new hierarchy or any revival Of che
old pageAntry. IN cOucl4siot. Mr. Osgood says
he shall be very glad to see new Catholic
Church Of the true stamp ariss.
Cincinnati, July 60,
Cassius \. Clay spoke 70 large and silent
audience, q CoviDgton.d Ky.. last night Hs
took peishef eide, but denounced Bell sadlNa-
gofRn - political quacka. Hs speech twas
straight out republican. He called upoa the
uon-slave holders Of ", 70 prepare o ehere ~
national triumph Of III. .RspuhlieAns ssxt fau.
Deseso, Jaly %.
The sxpsss train from New Bedford ana Fal
Mvss, this mosning, ran into private carriage
which vas crossing the traek near North pRi6r
vaese, and lady and child who were In ID,
carriage we're instantly killed, aud the .o,hel
occupants, gentleman and lady, receiving e.
81 injuries. The names Of the parties have NO
been ascertAined.
Washineton. July %.
Information has been received d ths Stat
Dspartmsnt that proper steps have bssa saksl
by The Chiness 0oveFnment to carry into sflec
The arrangements made By ex-Minisese Read 70
We payment of the various claims 81 American
! sitiss0s, aAosntlng v e7OO,o00.
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WHAT NATIONS fight HARDESTY-A FEW
FAors AND FIGUREs.-Assuming the French and
Austrian bulletins to be trus-and they are the
only data We have to 60 upon-the total num-
Der Of killed and wounded on both sides at Sol
ferino, fight which lasted fourteen hours, was
29,s75, Or seven per cent. Of the whole number
engaged. On comparing this with the list Of
killed aud wounded in other decisive battles in
this country and in Mexico, we are constrained
to conclude that our own troops, the English,
and even the Aexicans, whom it has been the
habit to depreciate, are much harder fighters
than the French and Austrians. Let US repeat
the figures in Q tabular form;
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-26
Meoieines,
SCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL. is a


constitutional disease. corruption Of the blood by
which this fluid becomes vtated weak and poor Being
in the circulation it pervades the whole body and may
burst out in disease any part it, No organ is free
from its attacks nor is there which may not destroy
The scrofuous faint is varousy by mercural dis
ease low living disordered unhealthy food impure
air. Nth and filthy habits the depressing vices and above
all, the veneral infection Whatever be origin it is
hereditary in the constitution, descending rom parents
to children unto the third and generations indeed
it seems to be the rod of Him who says will visit the
iniquities of the fathers upon their children" So
Its effects commence by deposition from the blood of
corrupt or ulcerous matter which, in the lungs liver and
internal organs, is termed tuberces; glands swell
ings; and on the surface eruptions sores This
corruption which genders in the blood depresses the
energies of M that scrofuous constitutions not only
suffer from scrofous complaints but have far less
power to Withstand the attacks other Diseases conse
quenty vast numbers perish by disorders which, although
not serofuous in their nature still rendered fatal by
this faint in the system Most of the consumption which
decmates the human family has origin directly in this
scrouous contamination; and many destructive diseases
OF the liver Kidneys BRAIN and indeed of all the organs
arise from or are aggravated by the same cause
one-quarter of all people scrofulous; their per
sons are invaded by this lurking Infection and their health
undermined by To cleanse it from the system we must
renovate the blood by Alternative medicine and fnyco
rate it by healthy food exercise Such medicine we
supply i'll
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-26
Meoieines.
NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS AND
~ THE ONLY REMEDY.

The Eastern States included in that section Of the
Union which Is most widely known as New England"
achieved an uncommon degree of prosperity: with
s so ~ trying to certain constitutions and
more favored communities in almost every thing that
are occasionally absorbed in business and cu
uNat9n that they neglect the precautions which
are prevalent among ali classes The disease pro-
duced by natetention to the digestive organs which
ing the penalty of this neglect and suffering daily the
most trying pains almost without hope of relief They
nave come to believe that their alment is chronic and
that they must bear with to the end gratihes
ceedngly to announce to these afflicted individuals that
they may now command remedy of unquestionable
potency and virtue which has never been found to fail in
geds OF are ready to grow eloquent in praise Of
BIT re s; aoSihliEh'S ohlEDNAlhD sioMAcH
But that numerous class who devote themselves to lit
erary and other sedentaIv pursuits and consequence of
want Of physical exercise become the victims of Ian
to sought in vain for some nvigoratng and life giving
menene' whose effects upon the system shall be per-
end g s Of se h human ann
yet discovered 1t restores the appetite, gives fresh zig
veins with more lively current tendency to
depression of spirits and fits man for the transaction
Of business with a cheerful heart and active mind
Unlike other medicines which have been devised for the
Temporary power"the influence Of the remedy IS last
ing AND If patient will but give some attention to
he need fear return of the affection The debility
nra to the upon the bodily frame
Is also allevated by this great Strengthening medicine
thus enabling the aged their declining days in phy
cal eases whereas they suffering from extreme
weakness and nervousness 10 this venerable class Of
people, H0STETTER'S BlrTERS may be commended as
Invaluable The propretors of this invigorator have in
additon deep qualification in assuring NURSING MOTH
FRS that thay will find the Bers the best and safest of
restoratives. Very few medicines sanctioned by
physicians proper to be administered during the period
OF nursing and this has obtained
ES Those who desire to purchase this great remedy
tile rff RSs o fsRS the Rrf s
TIERS It Is put up in quart bottles with the NAME Dr.
u Hostfters Stomach Bters, blown the bottle, and
also stamped on the covering the cork and the
graph of HosTETTER SMITH the label. These things
are important, account OF the counerfets
now in the market
u Prepared and sold by H0STETTER & SMITH,
Ptsburg Pa and also sold by all druggists grocer and
dealers generally throughout the United States Canada
South America and Germany
Sold Wholesale and Retail by G. R. SPURR and j.
GREEN and by ali druggists in Worcester, and dealers
In medicines everywhere. WEEKS POTTER, l54
Washington street, Boston, General Agents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-26


ROTARY CANNoN.--A rotary cannon has
been invented, which can be fred at the rate
of sixty rounds per minute. The piece is a
brass gun Of the usual shape, mounted on
wheels, and so constructed that rotary cyl
inder constitutes the breech, which contains
four charges, replenished by means of hop
per, and fred as rapidly as man can work an
ordinary lever backward and forward. The
piece is discharged by electricity, and from
this results what is believed to be an important
and valuable discovery. By means of the
battery and wires connecting with the cylinder
by which ignition is caused, the cylinder be-
comes perfectly electrified, which keeps it as
cool as if constantly bathed with ice. On fir
ing two hunded rounds in rapid succession, at
at the rate of about thirty rounds per minute,
it was found at the end of that time, and with
out using the swab once the breach was much
colder than when the firing commenced.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-26
GNortester 4aiIg SPY.
/. nrn sHnEMAKER,s PoY.n


Herr is the hes, parody of ''The xfistletoe Bough
that Hung on the wall,n which we have ever seen:
Der meat-chopper hanged on der vitevashed vail,
For no customers coined TO der butchers shtall-
Der sausage mssheen was no longer in blay,
And der butcher poys all had holiday.
Der shoemakeF's poy coined here to shlide
On der door of der cellar, but shtealed inside
Nit der choppng masheen he peginned to make free,
Und he cried, "Dere ish nopody looking al me-"
Oh, der shoemaker's poy,
Ind. oh, der shoemakers poy!
Der day COED away, und der night coined on.
Ven der shoemaker wound dat his poy gone; >
He called up his vrow, nnd der search began
To look for der poy, und Wind him il dey can
DEFY seeked und asked for him at efery door,
At der butchers. der paker's und groshery shtore,
At der lager pier cellar, der station-house
But der answer dey getted vas, mix cum arousen
Oh, der shoemaker's poy!
Unds oh, der shoemaker's poy
Dey seeked him all night, und dey seeked him next
tay,
Und for more ash a mont vas der duyvil to pay,
In der alleys, der houses, und efery blaze round,
In der toombe, in der rifer und in der tog-bound.
Dey seeked him in vain undil weeks vas bast
Und der shoemaker coed to his awl at last,
Und ven he'd pass by, all der beeples would cry,
"Dere goes der shoemaker vot losed his poy."
Oh, der shoemaker's poy!
Und, oh, der shoemaker's poy.
At lengt der meat-chopping masheen vas in need,
Der butcher eyed to it, und dere he seed
A pundle of pones-und der shoes dere,
Vot der long-lost shoemakers poy did wear.
His jaws were shtill yagging und seemed to say,
sven no one vas here got in to blay-
1t closed init sbpring-and der poy so green
Vas made sausage meat Ply der chopping masheen."
Oh. der shoemaker's poy!
Der last of der shoemakers poy.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-02-26
RADWAY'S REGULATING PILLS.
From the n, Z. Medical Jourr1i1

THE GREAT GRAND DIsoovERY
A Singular Power heeen;ly Discovered and combined
with Railway Regulating PillThe celebrated Dr. Rad
way has recently succeeded in obtaining putrcons ex
tract SO concentrated that dose of six pills will furnish
the blood by of Ordinary bread This nutritious
extract he has succeeded in combining with Railways
Regulating Pills so that while the system is undergoing
horoueh physlclng cleansing purifying, and regulating
process the weak enteebed debiitated and worn out
coYery is invaluable. Heretofore under the influence of
the most innocent and best pugatives pills. etc. the pa
uent grew weak and debitated. In of yellow fever
phs lever scarlet fever and other malignant fevers
small erysipelas etc. the patient is unable partae
sufficient nourishment to keen alive:
RADWAI'S REGULATING PILLS will entirely
lutionze the treatment of the sick afflicted with these
malades; for two of Railways Pills will give to
the wasting body sufficient nourshment as well as exter
inmate every particle disease from the system Another
treat power which these Pills possess that of
the organs of the system in the performance of eir %
ties The stomach Kidneys liver skin biaIier hosrt
and bowels each of them regular and exact in the
performance Of their several functions; that those who
take these Pills, however cosve they may be- will enjoy
the luxury of healthy discharge from the bowels every
day, at a regular and exact hour.
kADwAY'S RENoyATING REsoLVENT
The discovery OF this wonderful of the
man body secures to medical science medicinal
1t not only quickly safely and eectuay the fol-
HuMoRs IN THE BLOOD
scrofula Tumors, Bleeding of Lungs,
syphilis, Consumption, St. Vitus Dance
Sores, Ricketts, Salt Rheum
Asthma, Nodes Canker
bronchitis, Fever Sores, Rash,
Ulcer Erysipelas, letter.
1t renovates he system completely, resolving away
from the solids all impure poisonous and diseased deposit
its, freeing the blood and fluids of life from ali corrup
humor restoring energy and vgor health and strength
to every organ and member of the body; but will eradi
cate from the system all constitutional naades and in
mites inherited by scky children diseased parents
Let those affected with any disease scrofla or consti-
tutional nirmities take Railways Renovang Resovent
Sold by Druggists everywhere
Office 1872 Fulton street, New ork.