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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-05

The Mississippi papers report Senator Brown,
who was barbecued the other day ard made .
speech, to have spoken in extremely contempt
uous terms Of the Democratic party. The Sen
ator who caused the debate in the Senate on the
Esd Of February last, by his determination to
have such an understanding that be would no
longer cheat nor be cheated, said that the Dem
ocra,ic party was being Abolitioniled. It re-
fused, he said. to acknowledge the duty Of Con-
gress to protect Slavery in the Territories. He
proclaimed that the only hope Of the Southern
Democracy was TO make fight in the Charles
ton Convention-to 60 there determined TO have
their views Incorporated in the creed Of the
party. or burst the concern up in row. He
had no doubt, as they had heretofore controlled
the barty on Gil great questions, that the North
ern Free Soil element would yield in graceful
submission again. If it did not why then APP
ply the torch TO the great temple Of De-
mocracy, and blow the concern to Finders
Bather than see the party destroyed, the North,
which didn't care for principle, would allow
any thing TO De interpoated into the creed.
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DR.. Bakers Specific.

1hfs Is sts and certain Care lor Gonoyrha elect
Structure Seminal Weakness, Chordee, Diseases 81
ZEE Kidneys and Bladder, and al D5Aedses or ~
Genital OrQdns.
Reader, have you private d,seasel Do not neglect
H. II you go to regular physician with your case YOU
peril your reputation. II you 90 TO advertising
quack, you peril your health for life Avoid both and
use Dr.. Bakers Specific, saich has saved thousands
upon thousands r. ON the hands OF the Mefcess
not from premature grave. With DR.. Bakers Spe.
chc yon cancurr yourself and prevent exposure, as
plain directions forn se accompany the medicine.
Price 81 so per bottle.
Prepared by Dr. Easterly corner of Third and Chest
nut street, 81. Louis, NO., sole Proprietor.
Sold BY y. 4 GAY and SQUIREs bLOSS, Druggists
Burlington, ana Oy druggists generally. fsbl9
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DIX. EASTERLYsS
Foyer and A U1Q KiY1cr

1A.s Meo,cins font cure Ferer and Agne, Dumb
Agae, LhtAs dBa Fsper, Intermittent aud Remit
tent fersrs, ana erery form Of Feosr Incident to tie
West
Among all the CELEBRATED REMEDIES 10, Ague
and Fever, arst and foremost in rsnk stands
Dr. EaSseriy's reNer and AgNe Killer.
This medicine Is positive cure, both speedy and
permanent Daring the last Eve has cured over
two hundred thousand eases, which has established its
efficacy in all parts OF the West the ONLY RELIA BILE
REMEDY fer the cure Of these distr essng eompla
1t will also cure D.argem OF the Spleen Ague Cake
etc. Iii perfectly harmless 10 the delicate
stitution or tender infant. Try II, We afflicted.
20 Price 81 per bottle or SIX bottles for 45
Prepared by Dr. Eastery, corner or Third and Chest
nut streets, 81. Louis, NO., sole Proprietor.
Sold by u. e. GAY and SQUlRES i BLOsS, Druggists
Buritngto., AMI hT Druggisssge generally. febl9
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MAMMOTH ETRAwBERRIEs.-A lot Of straw
berries were received in town yesterday from
Contra Costa, some of which measured 81 inches
in circumference and weighed-we fear to say
how mach. They we're the largest We ever say,
aud il is doubtful If they have ever been equal.
ed in this city. Some Of The largest were
bought up at bit apiece. Francisco Times,
s0th Nay.
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If any people In the world ever needed an
apostle to cast their devils out, il 10 ours who
live in this waterlogged country. The MAS
matte poison of our Swamps and Marches be-
comes veritable devil in the blood to revel in
the Agues and Fevers which shake and scorch
US all. Ayers A0uE CuRa" is said TO be the
apostle We need, aud some Of our neigbbors
who have tried it, confirm the reports Journal,
Plano, III.
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To Sugar Cane Growers.

vVsHE undersigned calls the attention of all Farmers
interested in the growth OF Sugar Cane 10 this ad
vertisemeDt. Feeling confident thst the manufacture
Of Syrup Mclasses and Sugar the Chin se Sugar
Care must succeed in this climate it Is advisable that
the beftand cheapest machinery for working the Cane
should be init nduced among Farmers Mills can be
furnished to Farmers u cost of from $50 121h-
complete with the best evaporators vr the
Cane juice ever used or invented.
e ROBINSON,
iun29 6tiwtf No. SS Main street, Burtiug. on Iowa
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HEuatee'e Sale.

NV 1AEA4 - - Beni0mm Robegtse by hle UnnH
w dated May u, 1966, conveyed 70 JsssuiaA t3Nn
ne fole.iog Resi- nssass wal Ne inpesys.saas
hereoa, situate, lyine and being IN shs Counss 81 -
Moinss and stats Of Iova 70 W. paft % the Sevth
ksse qaastsr q esctinn Me- sixteen (l) n TowDsGiD
No. Seventy (71h North Of Range o.lAl West, oel.
- snd described - follows, 70 VII: Commencine -
NE section line four( chaiDs aad fsurtssn NJ g.
Aalf ll links Nessh fthe Gouth Fest cssase sssn1A
quarter Section thence running North four ~ eAaio
thence West i've 20 shstns: thence South four (sS
chains; hsece East Ave lo) chains - NJ paee - -
Ginning, containing two 90 less 10 tfs,
70 secure the payment Of one promissoy note n sAi1
Deed Of Trust described, fes the 81 kFes hsOAssA
and fonr dollars and eiehtysx cents, dated Mag -.
lass and drawing interest from date un pai1 u ~
rate Of 10 per cent per annum: And whereas, 80
note due and wholly unpaid; therefore, 1, JersuAaA
he Irnstss = Aforesaid, will 9 the requsss 81 he
holder o. said note, ssn The Real Esata above ~.
scrloed .h ne avssvs.enis. essordiAe = ~ vss-
front door Of the dwelling house on IL premises n
Danville Csnre Des Mones Csunty Iowa, Ter cash. .
the highest bodaR. between tie Of o'clock A. n
and o'clock r. n. Thursday the 9ist day Of jay
A. D., 1859, TO satisfy said demand end costs Of this
Trust.
junf1.wlts JEREMIAH HALL, Trustee.
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S T. AT T. M EN- n,

Of the Condition Of the "Loaneetieut Fire hasu.
rance Company on tie LIST day Of March,
1859, made to The Aad.tor of State of tie
State Of Iora. III compliance ruth the require
meats Of a lar of thai STATE.
!. The name Of the Company is CONNECTICUT FIRE
INSURANCE. COMPANY" larated at Hartford,
Connecticut,
= The amount eflh capital stock II 100000 90
o. The amount Gifts Capital Stock paid nps iS2no %
ASSETS,
Cash ofthe Company OF hand and In Bank, 81 4sg 78
Cash ihhands OF and due from agents, $40 90
gninclmbered Real Estate tSonel $s6, Ss7 Is
BONDS AND STOCKS OWED UY THE COM
PANY, How &C
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B. & n. z. r. NOTICE.

Once Of the Burlington and Missouri River g. Co.,
Burlington, June /, 1859.
GTOCKHOIDERS Of the Burlington and Missouri
- River Rairnud Company, are hereby notified that
an assessment has been laid upon all Stock Of the COM
panJ, not full paid, Of Five Dollars share, payable on
Or before July ensuing and Five doarsa hare pay
able on or before August 18th ensuing stock re-
siding In Iowa, will pay the Cice af the Company 4
Darlington, those residing in Illinois, to A. T. Hall.
Esq, Chicago; Michigan Stockholders, to George n
70 ter, ESQ, Detro and all others the Once 81 the
Company in Boston.
BY order Of the Directors.
iun2S.bptl r. n DENTeON Treeaursp
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IMPORTANT To ALL.

Elements which have been inserted In colsmns b.
Dr. Easterly, Of 81. Lonls. His medicines are selling
very rapidly u nearly every andty the west
ern States, and there has been but one voice
Dr. Easterly your medicine good. During the last
two years over One Hundred Thousand Bostes OF DR..
Easserys iodine and Saraparilla have been sold
One Hundred Thousand Bottles Of Dr. Eastsrys Fever
and Agus Killer, and very large quantities q Dr. Carr
ters Cough Balsam Or. Hooper's Female Cordial. and
Dr. Bakers Specific, and the demand 10 every day
creasng, which shows thai when articles possess high
intrinsic merit like these they do mot fail 70 Be appre
ciated BY the American people. No person afaicfed
With any disease for which they should
fail to give them atrial. D. -
- No person should think OF going 70 PIXIES
PEAK without taking supply OF Dr. Rasterlys peps.
lar Medicines. They are kssd BY AQUlkES 3 al OeD
and 4. u. GAY, Burlington. Iowa. fmAr5
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t0S1VW 61E1MAAU4NMe @s
A special despatch from Philadelphia,
which We pu blish this morning, fnniahes, q
we have reason to believe, tho anthortativa
interpretation Of tho lasn popular sovereignty
manifesto Of Mr.. Douglas IN reference % The
Charleston Convention. Il thus appears
that the disruption Of the democratic
patty Ia 1860, after the fashion Of the Van
Buren, split Of lS4S, is no part Of the pro
gramme Of Mr.. Douglas, but that, anticipa-
ting defeat should he entsr the lists FOR The
Charleston ne nAtion, his manifesto Il
equivalent to i Withdrawal % candidate
Tor the succession. sE !.
It further appears that this plan Of opera.
tons brings Mr.. Douglas into present s'hap.
py accord" with Gov. Wise, q the proper
democratic candidate for 1860; tina. thus
the Senator, through his friends in the
Charleston Convention, expects to hold that
balance Of power which will be competent
to secure the nomination Of tho Governor
and that thus instead Of boiling from the
Convention, Mr.. Douglas expects t. act in it,
and to support its ticket before the people
but it seems, on tho other hand, that the
sagacious Worwick Of Illinois entertains the
idea that the democracy, even with Governor
Wise as THAR candidate, will be so soundly
thrashed in 1860 as to bring the despotic
wing of their party to their sober
senses BY the year 1864, and to the adoption
OF Mr.. Douglas as the national standard
bearer Of the party, in order to recover their
Northern balance Of power.
THIS is shrewd, deep, and well consider
ed programme, no doubt But mark it,
practical results Assuming that the |
Charleston nomination will be Gov. Wise,
With his platform Of Congressional sove-
reignty and Congressional legisllt: ! ifneces-
'ary, TO sustain slavery in the Territories, Of
what avail will be the support Of this ticket |
BY Mr.. douglas in the North? It will
amount to nothing against this Northern
hobby If squatter sovereignty,
md hr. Douglas knows it A black repub-
lean President will thus be elected By the
!olid vote Of the Northern States, and the
democracy, from an uninterrupted eight
ears debauch over the spoils will be turned
# for fast Of indefinite duration 1t may be
or four years. and it may be for ever. In
Uniting it to one term, Mr.. Douglas certain
= exhibits high degree Of confidence in
the cohesive power Of the public plumber"
9 democratic cure-all
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The Hest Sewing Machine new n
/ NEARlxaa a NnnAsa

The Best sewing Machine new IN
Market ts Weeds Patent.
which 10 70 simple that child can operate II,
and experience in the use sfsexiDs Machines demon.
strates that this Machine il less liable 70 get ont Of
order than any other Sewing Machine new before the
public.
The Rev. Robert G. Willians, OF Woodbury., Conn,
says "After an examination OF every other kind OF
Sewing Machines, was fully convinced yours is the
best, and IN almss ssnstantuse ft for some time has
more than reai.a ID my expectations for know there
10 no other machine that will, with 90 little trouble
perform 80 much and many different kinds Of work"
planter says: ~ used to employ three or four
hands in making clothes for the rest but since pur
chased your Weeds Patent Sewing Machine, one hand
does the sewing for the whole plantation while my Wis
usesi for making nearly all the clothes or the family
feel confident the machine pays for itself every three
months
WHITNEY 4 LYONS, Projectors,
$40 broadway, New York.
W. =. BANNER, Agent in Burlington.
OkVlLAE LEcNEkD, General Agent, 81 CLARK st.,
Chicago. mar.1md
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DEMOCRATIC CANDoR.-The late Democratic
State Convention ehgrafted the following reso-
luton on the platform of the party:
Resolved, That the burdens of taxation have
increased and are increasing under the present
Administration Of State affairs, and that CON-
piete and thorough reform of existing abuses and
expenditures ia demanded by the highest in
terests of the people.
To show the intentional falsehood contained
in this resolution, we need only state that, IN
der the action of the Republican State officers,
the State tax in 1853 was reduced $lOO, 900
below the amount OF tax levied in 1857, and the
amount for 1859 is $4,000 less than it was in
1858. Thus the Republicans have reduced the
State tax $4,000 in two years. The men who
passed the above resolution must have known
the above facts, and yet, for the sake of swind-
ling the people ont OF their votes, the Democra.
cy deliberately indorse glazing falsehood, and
publish 1t to the world as part of their party
platform.
We should think that the people would like to
have their taxes increased after the fashion
adopted by the Republicans. $l4O, 900 knocked
of of the taxes paid by the people to the State,
is something which the people can appreciate in
spite Of the lying resolutions of Democratic
conventions The people begin to understand
that e Is rot the Republican State government
which has increased the burdens of taxation,
and they vii! tully understand, before the en-
SUING campaign shall have closed, that the in
creased taxation in portions of the State is ow-
Ing to the management of county affairs, and
not the affairs of State. The aggreg ate amount
OF State tax collected is on the decrease. and
We dare the Democracy to attempt to support
their resolution upon taxation, before the PEG
pe.- Fairfield Ledger.
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Legal Notice.

ksStMtG 0f o. -. 1.0MG him. 0ecO00eNe
In County Court, Sit, ing a. . Cocrs Of
Des Moines County, Iowa / Probate.
vrSHE undersigned hereby give Notice Of their ap-
potntment b. said Court Executors Of the Rstate
Of said Q. d 1aughId, decease
All persons indebted TO said Estate are requested 70
make Immediate payment 70 the uuders,xned ana
persons holding claims against said kstste are potaed
70 present the Same to said court for allows nce.
BETHtAH LAUGHLIN,
JOHN BANGS, Jr.,
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Our friend John g. SAKE, in accepting the
Locofoco nomination for the Governorshp OF
Vermont, has dome more comicAl thing than
be ever said--Prentice.
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G r Z "A I SA LIE
OF THE
ATKINS SELF RAAlNG REAPERS
AND lOWEasS;

AND MOWERS;
AT FEAR d HAGERS WAREHOUSE.
IN BURLINGTON, IOWA.
ME SHALL SELL on Thursday the 9TH day OF July
w next, 1T ~ O'Clock A. NJ, Thirty Atkins Self
Raking kegpers and Mowers vt AUCTION. Now is
the time for the Farmers IT. get the best Reaper anu
featured and at their price. Farmers not fail
to be here and attend to yoar interests This sale 10
positive and without reserve.
Terms Of sale follows, viz: Approved endorsed
notes, twelve months tme at 10 per interest from
date.
Any further information can be had by calling on US
where machine be seen.
FEAR 4 HAGAR.
jun25bptd UTTER WILSON AuctioT eprs
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Pc!ULAuoN OF WAPELLo CoUNrY-.Tbe
county has of males, 7s44; females, 1915; total,
$1,000 inhabitants. Number entitled to vote,
1892; number of militia, 25O6; number between
aud 81 years of age, 5044; population of OF
tumwa, 1860.
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DlRLESGClETY NEPOSlTORN.-Atshs
- store ofMessrs Gallery Harper jefferson street
burlington, where English German, swedish and Welsh
Bibles and Testaments. may always be found cos
Dr1cee. nov
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1 @eSO - &AnAs =
We have put up and sold
years, and GAN sAy, n coz
what We have never been
mediclne-NEvER mas
GLE INSTANCE, TO NJ
timely used. Never did
dissatisfaction BY any one
trary, all are delighted
speak 10 terms OF highest
gical effects and medical
matter swHAY VIZ no
experience, AND PLKDGR
TuLfl.kRNT or WHAT WI
every instance where the
pain aud exhaustion. re
Afteen minutes after the
This valuable prepare
one Of the most EXPERT
NURSES In New Eneland,
Mgv8R FAILING sCCCnss mi
THOUSANDS
u mot only relieves the
vigoratcs the stomach and
and givss tone and energy
viii almost instantly r.
GRIPPING In The
WlNn
and overcome convulsioneI
edied. END In death. w
suAnsr AEAEDY u rms
DYSENTERY AND DIAn
whether u arises from
or cause. We would say
. child s09srlns from any
plAiute-D0 nor LET YOCa
3 DlCn1 o. Olunne, Stand
child and The relief thai
0OLUfELY EURe--eo fol
cline, II timely used. Pull
accompany each bottle.
fAc. sisnile of CURTlo 4
On she o0eal1s wrapper.
\ 0olA ~ Drueeisss tAroa
Prineipel O4ss, NJ.
ela y CAlsaSes ~
joAJApaytis
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CAFEREY d HARPER,
A. THE OLD STAND NO. 40 JEFFERSON ST.
IA has on hand and for sale heavy sock OF
BOOTS AND SHOES

Of all desirable descriptions, warranted as good and
complete any siock in this city, which he offers
for sale ut uniform price for cash 1t least iow
he THINKS little lower than similar goods sold by
dealers in Burlington. The old friends and customers
Of the late firm, the public In general and the
mankind in this part Of Iowa and Illinois, invited
than heretofore. The place where you are GER
tain to get your moneys worth III the time above
Jefferson Street.
JUMP WV. HARPER
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Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware.
Main street, opposite the "Wightman House,"
BURLINGTON. IOWA.
WE OFFER TO THE TRADE, MERCHANTS AND
w others, this year, ore Of the largca. and
complete stocks in line brought to lows, and
prepared to and will sell upon good terms as
any House In Chicago or St. Louis.
COOKING, PARIOR AND HEATING
STOVES.
We have the best Cooking Stoves out. And decidedly
the and fullest or Paror, Franklin
and other Heating Stoves b. found n any house,
East or We st-embracing over twenty new pstterns,
and Of style OF finish unequaled BY any other pat
terms.
IRON. STEEL. NAILS, &C.
We have opened . room exclusively for the sale Of
Iren, aud will keep large aud full o. every
kind and description Of Iron and OF the articles
nected with this business, which will sell At the low
est market prices.
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
WARE.
full assortment kept constantly on hand, and for
sale wholesale and RETAIL and every description OF JOB
WORK and ROOFING done to order.
The public are invited to examine OK be-
fore making purchases. Every arcle sold warranted
- recommended. iun8-d1y
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this article for over enc
. HofNGE AID rnUf1 Of II.
sablr 20 say Of any other
1T FAILED. In a Elm.
fECT A CURE, vhen
Eve khow an instance 81
whs used Il. On he con.
with It's operatiees, aAA
q cOmnScneiAtlon Of ~ ma
virtues. We speak IN this
- Know" After ten ysars'
OoCR EgrrrAfIon 1ca nm
Y E9.s bsci-ARx- In ailncet
infant i suffering from
lief will 10 found Ia ten q
syrup 70 administefed.
ton 10 the prescription Of
ENcED and eKtLLRuL
eAnd has been used with
cor CASES.
&chtld fron pain, but In.
boWels, ooTrects acidity,
Rto the whole system. 1i
, lsevo
BOWELS, AND
collie,
a.
. : which Il not speedily rem.
Obclisve 10 she nae7 ana
J i woaLp, n I'll oasAs q
/. RHUA IN ORILDREIo.
teeshing, " from any oh.
Eto every methss Whe has
'acf the forseolAg con.
rRxsuDr0 non fuu m.
tetwesn your su1Thrtna
Win - SURk-yea, Al.
10y the - Of dis nsedi-
= directions for using viii
. None genuine 1nlooe ~
ePkRklNS. New Yert, =
! gAo1t ~ World.
% Cedar -, New Yerh.
DOlL1A SMITH ) 90.
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M.~t S,e@7.ar -
,>1 fs-e1 49, d 80 1Sn~n m
49,. = -
f.-Y ~. u -, f1sfinnnss - ~
a IIcre F1@ln
M,sasa ! Mne-.. =
r;1,ss... W- pr,nt11t iaeaea
,sAI 80 p.,nS~,sA ri
m ms.,,sa ~ pss,ss-v ~
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scA 81 ~
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nas M.v - 1S.~ ~. IN. y
1870 49, Ss.ss.. -. ~.
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n~s,s- Ss.- 1r~.. !
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80 epr.SA
$500 5000 = 'AsS $500.
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auRar GANG Milla.

Nov ~ FINE TIVE yoa ~ .
Az secure eAseIk 1ur1lee, an1 e0eeeut - I
have superior pattern warranted 70 Give satsf cso.
Or1sss sAesl4 ~ esnt - Osty - OteAin sasD =
season Tor the ePon. sv 4~$s
fy1eea 70 snie the times # 4R4AFt FA4sN
juni8-dlOeS9n 84 L B d. UKN IRE
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HALF FARE.
18th July Celebration.

THE some PRICE SHOE SrORE.,,
w. W. PER,
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Fever and Ague.

i JEREMIAH HALL, Trustee.
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