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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-09

ST. Louis, July g..
Wheat-Sales embraced 1875 bags spring at
sOas5c; "a bags do at sOc; Asst bags choice
spring and club at ,O5; III bags damp fall at
924c; lO7 bags common white at csc; 2ls bags
fall at $lal,O5; 245 bags At 81, 10; 40 do dirty
new at $l,l3; It's bags prime fall At $l,ls; ITS
bags new from 81 Is to bl,222c; % bags Do at
81, IS, and S37 bags choice new at 81 80. Up
per descriptions were firm, st full prices, while
lower do we're inclined to droop.
Corn-Market very dull and slightly lower
Sales comprise 372 bags common Northern
mixed ct 7Oa72c; about 400 bags in several
lots, good to prime mixed, and yellow from "a
to Use; 225 bags mixed white and white At SOC,
and III bags prime white at soc, in good and
new gunnies.
Oats--The lower grades are dull, but the
market for the better qualities is 6rm, and some
thing higher. Sales include $50 bags inferior
aud light from AZ to sole; 1900 bags fair and
good in several lots at 55a66c, part delivered;
500 bags private, and 625 bags prime and choice
at 57&a5Sc per busheL
Flour-Market dull and unsettled. Round
lots city super6ne are offered for present deliv-
cry at 1926, and deliverable in so days at los
as, bu. finds no buyers. In small wsy we re-
port sales Of l4O bags country superfine and
fancy at S2,65a2,75; 100 bags low grade at
g., 80 delivered; lao bags private; so bills low
grade country at 1910 delivered; SO bbls at IS;
LOO bbls country double extra 1T Sc, 90; IS do
~ 81, and SO bbls private
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Chicago. THURSDAY. july 7-sPM.

DEAR SIR The Steamer was telegraphed late
last night, aud the failure Of any improvement
in Liverpool markets, whteh had been confident.
iv anticipated, threw numerous sellers at a de-
cline in the Wheat market here. This morning
before the New York dispatches a panic had
| almost re ulted, and the eastern advices could
not entirely restore the feeling.
Sales OF Winter Wheat continued trifling.
but few buyers appearing. though holders seem
anxious to realize. 6OU bush No. sold early
at n,l7, 300 bush at l,l6, closing heavy. No
sales OF No. Red reported, the market closing
also heavy at aa3c decline.
Early saesAf STANDARD Spring in round lots
amounted to-9 900 Bush at 8Sc; later. buy ers
reeeded their vfeaa largely, 5000 bush in two
lots sold at Sec. later, 1900 bu in two lots and
several small Parcels at SIC, 1000 bu at ssc,
900 u~t SIC, closing "a Their dull Small sales
oi Rejected Spring at soc. No No. Spring
reported.
Corn opened steady with several sales at Toe
for No. in store; later, it sympathized with
Wheat, and sales in lots and parcels reached
$500 bushsat 69c, with an occasional parcel to
fill up at zoe. $500 bushels sold deliverable
the first day Of august at Use in store. No
Canal Corn offering, boats kept back by low
water.
Oats are in good demand and frmer; 1910 bu
NO. III parcels y store ~ 3Scss and two car
loads do in bags o. Ace; 500 bu crop 1857 in
bags at ~, very heavy. Nothing doing in Bar
ley or Rye Highwines quiet. Potatoes ir-
regular, oat holders generally pressing the mar
ket at decline.
The Cattle market is 6rmer, but not very
active. Hogs rather dull. Poultry more plenty.
Eggs dull and lower. Butter steady. White
6-h scarce and firm, $50 pkgs No. from dock.
as$4 so.
Receipts OF Wool are 1925 lbs. Dealers
are less eager than . few days since, though
quotations are maintained. > Several sales !
blood at 33aS5c.s No flne deeces are reported,
and.somnal at ssa40e. 1000 lbs assorted sold
on private terms.-Aartiu's Price Current.
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DIR. EASTEkLY'S '
Iodine and SarSaDarilla.

THIS Medicine will permanently cure all diseases
arising from an impure state ofrls Blood other
Serefsla, Obstinate Oid Sores, psmplsson TIE Face,
BloscAss, Boils. CArorsc Sore Eyes Rin0Oorm or
Waite Saostsings, Fever Sores, hiiss, Ervstpsias,
S.est!iag y re G,ands, Pssas q 81 Bosss aad
.o.ms' 2. oAro:sc Dssas.s, Gnd Dssecsss 0rist"s
such powerful curative properties are combined Ii
Dr. EasaerIy,s sOdIm and SaFsa parillo
oaghly CURED BY it-Cases that had resisted every
Known remedy and been given up BY the most distin
tsEs :aa 1fa
i s1 remedy "a w cure CHRONIC AND IN
DISEASE, and strengthea restore the system 20
kSxALE COMPLAINTS. soa .s irresal.ri.les q liz
preaching that critical period II ethe CESSATION o.
TEE ME1sB-h ID invaluable.
and rosy cheek should use Dr. Essss ii, j Iodine and
Ssrssparilla. II will remove Pmpes from the Face,
Botshes, and all roughness frcm the skin, and give
1t will Dropsy Gravel Diseases Or The kidneys,
Nader ard Urinary Organs Il has no equal in tress
d Dr. Easterly,. iodine & Aarsa parilla
10 positive and radical cure for MRscuRIAL DISEASE,
no matter how deeply may have eaten tnto the frame
Nercury from the system and heal its bad elects. Il
will cure Secondary Syphilis, tenereal Disease no
mater how aoHs = may have been IN the y stem and
rus, and III hereditary taints and poisonous matter
from the system, and restore II to perfect state or
HEALTH and PURITY.
To she Afflicted win Sore fula Or ED
Persons who have long been afflicted with scfofuls
GRiDLE7's SALT EHEuH AND rETT ER oiNrMSNT.
g .hs sers. Or parts rhen using Dr. Easter
parilla pures the BLOOD and srives OF the eys.
TEN the impure md vcioo. matter, and removes the
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Barlinesoa, 4 ~. ~. IN och.

Bsrlinstoa, ~. pn, ~ och.
The river b rapidly hllse. ne seack Of The
Chicago rad win - on IN 49, 10 few
sA1A IBnds l. dsll, and IL ued,kss = ssoes-
sively warm. Our rspests seasssniss ~ crop,
IL grain. S.,ls !. s..1 "a % chang. !.
noted in prices. New wheat d In market, bu,
" bear of no sales Of any Importance. SOM
very dne eamples Of Winter have been offered
at the mills, but none delivered.
In minor produce Ne have no change 70 note,
The supply 10 good, and prices remain s.ationa-
-. The celebration Of Independence Day had
no efEectbn the price Of whiskey.
sUGAR-7as-egpshed, IL; refined, white
lO}c. Clarified 81
COFfEE-l2al24.
MOLASSES-By the bbl., Reboilsd 90 to Is:
Belcher's IS, kegs $500.
: MtLS-Ass. a. as.
RICE-S4.
: Yeu4-RAisins prime, no change.
~ bROOMS-4l, 66A2 5Ovsr dozen.
WAEAT-Winter 81 26al so. No Spring.
FLOUR-Choice winter % 90; good q 90;
Spring &6 OO-wholesale 81 SO, % SO and ts 90.
BEANS-Sl,7taS2,25 per bush.
P0TATOES-Sl 70 per bush.
CORN-6Oa7O cts.-scarcs.
OATS-65c.-none arriving.
sBUTTER-l24al5c.
EGGS-llsl2c.
ONlONS-$l-none arriving.
HOGS.-Gross, HAS; nett,~ "a, 0Oa7, 90.
BEEF-Groes, 4S.s0s4, so, nett, $6,0Oas,O 90.
Sh6EP-Prime, tsa4.
HAY-Timothy, $l2@l5.
WOOD-e2 5OaS 90.
HlDES-Green, 5a6c.; Dry Flint l2al6;
Green Sailed 7aS; Aurrain SalO.
WHISKEY-27a2sc.
W0oL-Common, 80; Half Bloed asaS7};
Full Blood 4Oa46. ~
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A gang of burglars has recently been Token
up in New York. and IL has been discovered that
several Of their heaviest robberies have been
executed through the help Of servant girls,
saose lovers the robbers pretended to be.
Two hundred and seventy-six people were
killed and $50 were manned on the various rail-
vsys in Great Britain and ireland during the
scar 1858. Such is the burden Of the report
jus. published. In one respect tits heavier than
10 any year since 1853.
Rather novel case is reported In an English
paper, recently tried before Lcndea magis-,
hsN. An artist, among other pictures, exhibit
ed at bis rooms, two photograph likenesses of
ssnllemal's wife, - Appeals, very much TO the
annoyance Of the husband. After requesting
the Gsse TO remove them in vain, the gentle
man took occasion to destroy them. for which
ksas prosecuted and compelled 70 pay dam
asea The court heldsit TO be very questionable
whether an artist, An ale house keeper or any
CHER person bad . right to use the face Of en-
olbev mans wife to attract customers; but the
Judge insisted that the husband in this instance
took an unla wful course to abate the nuisance.
Horace Phillips, who owns . small nursery
near Jacksonville, ILL.,, has been missing since
June lst, and is supposed to have been MUIR
dered or 10 have committed suicide. He had
no family
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q - sirss ~ ulnseseiy. That
esrnea IN ~ - ls,lsnslessd. Monday
altssnpea, ~ ~ mss, oceursed The Annual
Asesi1 y - Deerd = Trssesss. - Rspssss
.ef - osoeseae7 - frsasss sAs~sd AT
a'aAs hasd g. hAd sonss1Ss alIesed de
aaances Of ths lnsti.u,ioD, though il was BE-
Hsyed Aet seriously, plan vas adopted for
The rein Of taS Treasury. Which, il generally
fassssd By citisens Of Burlingso1, viii b. suc-
eessfol and accomplish 81 that 10 needed. The
pan is simply this. 70 u ne conssi0usion Of
ono dollar from evs1e man 10 Burlington and
tsspisy. Monday night nr. b. Pa.es, Of s..
Lodis. delivered - osssiou before Tho Eoaaasl-
rAian Society. which in point 81 literary nesis
ieesldom eQualled, and though long, " -
aeatly and probably heard BY . lasgs and ~
spectabls audience. The Poem OF Mr. Craig
also gave satistaesoa sAnd ,enterainment-
Tuesday night that eccsasric - talented
"Sailor Preacher" Rev. Mo.gsA Edwards, Of,
DENMARK, preached The Annual Sermon before
NE Education Society. upon the subject Of
the life, labors and death Of 81. Paul. The
RepOraA OF the Society showed that l6 beueH-
Charles had been aided the past year, and aboas
tll0o raised and expended. This is truly
noble work for these tines. But the last great
day Of the feast vas Wednesday, the 9Th ut.
In the afternoon The Baptist ChdrcA ~as we'll
SLED to attend upoa the Annual Exhibition or
Tho Ladies Department. The compositions of
he young Niss1gwe excellent, the music BY
The HAsls5s good, and the performance Of
.tovernos Lave, In comforting the medal, ap
propriAte and handsome. Miss Carrie c.
Rogers. Of your city, was the successful win
nes. AtnigheAbe house was densely crox ded,
Md hundreds afe said to have COS away una
bio to gaia admittance to the Young Geutle-.
mems Annual Exhibition. think L spealsj
within bounds when say this Exhibition
sould have done honor 70 any College East or
Wsst. and many professional men ct the close
their establishment at the maturity.
lisciplae and finish Of mind and rhetoric dis.
played daeibg che evening. The medal swas
awarded - willism r. Allen con of Prof
Allen, and presented also BY the Governor
3as mast clsse, and jet izs mind is full enough
If the Society and entertaining incidents of
he rast few days to urge my pen on to far
greater length il my limits would permit
ALLOW me to ay, sir, in sencldalI surely |
hink the citizens OF Burlington eight to be |
'roud Of their city Institution, 10 support and |
it. Icannot think any Faculty in this !
'icnity more competent than that Of Burlinesd
Oh Univereay or more faithful to wofk-this |
he sxapination and exhibition just past fully
Wishing you, sir, and all your
eaders, and especially Burlington University.
Nth its noble Faculty and hopeful stsdents,
prosperity, hasten 10 ny home, fac away,
houRh hoping on yss~to come on like
'appy visits again tessse You and your city.
- Yours, &c.. A VISITOR.
JOY 9Th, 1859.
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rh.sEeuocrAtic Clarion wants 10 to
" ~, Dodge can be used By cosspt and
r s.,.., men. We have little time tespare in
80 -, ..lfsyideus proportions for the benefit
p roc.foco editors who viii not Be- convinced.
4. 81 ,hesbene6t Of the Clarion man We will
=. =. case. Gen. Dodge voted FOE the Kan
..y.h,..k. bill IN May 1854. Whys Because
!. :. demanded BY his censtisuentss No.
Ram. ,h. good Of the country required iss-.
:. Ree.u,e the Democratic party demanded
:, g. Bat because Stephen A. Douglas be-
i ,.,,.e ,A.. BY raising The sectional Issue Of
.,.,,,, extension. putting The North against the
South. could ride the storm whieh this faith
-. =, would raise, into Ne Presideasial Char
- ASA NJ Dodge was either IT, stDol Of
Douglas and aided By bis vote, for14p beHefs
Of b, priseipI in creating al ~ masters
which grew out Of that acs, commencing with
the var in Kansas and ending in che defeat o.
he Democratic party in aAsgAs free States, or,
Il d shallow and weak man who failed to
sresse the evils which flowed out Of that
uss, bluuder. Which horn will youtake Mr..
Ohr;oa!
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Truofoas Saia


WHEREAS. John G. Law and Elisa J. Law,
w his wife, by their oeed dated on the Slst day 81
August A. D, 1887. DID convey unss William sunder
LAM the undivided half Of the following described
property situated in Des Moines county Iowa. 10 vii:
The undivided one half Of Lot No. . In fractional
Section 10. four (4l. In aship No. Sixtysnine
t6s) north. Of range No two az west, formes 6nou
- the Pork House OF J. G. Low Co. In BusonaecS
lows. in trust to secure the payment csrtan Sc
nssory note u $50 Deed IT, Trust mentioned ana
described, fog the sdef Seven pund dol ars, dated
August 81, 1881, Wa tEsrest from nts until paid, q
lths rate es - ~. esRer Aenuns payable annu.lly
on tAe ART dayof1aly ~ sk1k ear, ana "a horisng
the said flAm ee4sEland IN defanlt VI the payment
pf the said sn ~ Sew thousand doarss 1t maturity
or In default ofthe payment OF the inerert thereon
annually ~ therein stipulated, to sen the ssid pro
perry in the manner in said Deed Of Trust mentioned
and provided. N 4
And uersas the interest upon said note ~ the year
ending July LIST, 1852 Is due and unpaid therefore,
1, William SUNDERLAND. Trustee aforesaid, will cell
the undivided one fourth part ths said OF No. in
fractional Section No. T. in township No. 60 rorth Of
range NO. west, with The improvements thereon tbe-
Ing the same interest in tad piemi. es VIII was con.
veyed to ssid John q. Law ~ r. O. Kendal accordIne
to the provisions Of the deed OF ABOVE
at public auction, for cashat the door Of the Court
Mouse, In said Dies Aoines cOnaty, TO the highest
bidder, Monday the s,h dap Of August a. D.. 1859
between the hours Of O'Clock a. n. ana o'clock
p. NJ, to satgfyaA 6smG14 xAd costs Of this trs1
ju9-uA WM. SUNDERLAND, Trustee. Il
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This Medicine sciA care koeer and A0ns, Dxm6
y A0Ms, Chile 0Ud Esccr, fnte,ristsMs and Rentis-
tent Psrers, and scwy form u fscsr accident 70 ~
III. Vest
Among all ths CELEBRATED REMEpIEs for Arue
and Fever, 6rst and foremost Ia rank stands -
DR.. E1Sterlyss Fever and AGne Killer.
This medlcine 10 positive cure, both speedy and
permanent During the last ave Il has cured over
tWo hundrsd thousand cases, which has establishes IL
efficacy IN ~ parts Of the West the ONLY RELIABLE
k4MEDY for the cure Of these ds.r essng complaints
IL will anO cure nlarge or the Spleen Ague Cake,
et0. n perfectly harmless 70 the delicate con.
sttution or tender infant. Try It, ye AFFECTED.
a. Price 41 per bottle, or Sax bottles for Is.
Prepared ~ Dr.. Mastery, corner OF Third and Chest.
nut streets. 81. Louie, Mo-, sole Proprietor
Sold BY Z. = GAi and SQUIREs BLOSS, Dru9eists,
Buriuston, sni nv Druggis "a generally. fe6i9
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snp ALoxG rouR HALF DoLLARs.-AM per.
sDs desiring to have the Weekly Hawk-Eys for
" C.mpais1s ddling the next three monshs,
90 DO SO By JosUarding SO cents. We will
sudit until the election for that sum and d.
ssinue at the end Of, the time without TAIL
la Democratic friends throughout his and ad'
jarug Counties and throughout Southern Iowa.
81 thus heas the Republican side. get all the
saeral and State news from two to three days
s.hsr than in any other paper, together with
rlaoe market reports, &C., &C., all for fifty
s,,a b.pSw.
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New YORK, July 7.
sT0CKs-Better; enquiry mot much activity. Prices
higher and :losed 6rm.
M0NEY-Fsir demand II firm rates, both on CALL and
for short FIRST class paper.
FLOUR-Less active ibut 501Oc better. Sales at
e5 1o@6e"O super stass % 1905 S0extra state IS 10
06 so common to good extra; e6 40D$S Is fresh
ground Ohio. New Rye nour gust At a 0o0
Z Ga
WHEAT-Firmer with moro doing. ealee 20 900 bush
ut 81 so red western. 4
RICE-Quiet affS.
BARLEY-NorAl and dull.
CORN-bettef. Sales "a, 100 bush Q. s50SS for new
mixed western.
OArs-Heavy.. Sales at 4S0sO for State, westStn
and Canadian.
PORK-Quiet but steady. Sales 1850 bbls At el6 90
newness; ei2 50 prime.
BEEF-Steady and uN1eAnged.
BEEF hANs-Dsllatei5 oo0ls o. &s
BACON-Quiet a. seminal. ssss& %
OUT MEATS-Dun.
LARD-SteAiys 6aleAAA7l0l11.
BUrTER-Dull at HVtaec for Ohio, 110fS for
state. ~
CMEEsE-sales at 200 ~ to quality.
WHISKEY-ileid at xGE.
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Gong into battle BY rail is one of the pecu-
lisrit'es Of the present war. At the battle Of
Hontebelo the allied supports came into the
field under The lead of locomotives, rapidly sue.
ssedipg trains, each bringing up brigade. The
scream Of the engine whistle must have mingled
|etdy with the rattle of musketry and the roar
~ c.nrno
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rHWe meptione a = s,erda chat the Fen

NWe mentione a yesterday that the Pella
Gazette was to be revived as . Republican cam
psgn paper, under the editorial management Of
NJ. Scholte. Mr.. Scholte's ability as writer
ID we'll known, and the Gazette will prove 40
effective ally in the Republican cause. Let IL
have vide circulation. Such persons Is wish
to take the Gazette can leave so cents ct this
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Ve Gu ~ asssaslon of - P0hte q
- "a Csuity AsssAess = passiesiar. y
lss .snsnsns 81 Assaa GazzzsAun =
wv vAo,ssalean retail dealsss, Jshlsson
"a. IL, IN Ready Nod ClotAise, Fss-
~ g. ,,eeSs, Hsss, CgotAs Csssimsrs. -
s''' s.;loy,. 7ysmsisos, ETC.. ess. Their sseek
~ IT,, ~x.xss,vnin o. liae y The city.
b ne ~. Ieep come Of the 1hess Csthi~g. Gas.
and w, ~ Eeseiags, which they viii b kappy'
sirs's 4. \. sRevlsr q about q los ratee %
y - No. Closhing can b beaghs for. Gen.
8sAsy ;nses1ipe 10 20 70 Pixies Peak Will anA
&c., Y s,shs kisAcf goods in their sstaolashnene
60 ana - GasExpAUM & KAsKEL,
Js6srsoa - No. Il.
-. curchssing elsewhere. ap4-d&wd
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Jusr As VIZ ExPkcrED.-The Administrators
pspen il and out Of Iowa, clain Dodge as an
Aduisisaa.ion Democrat, while the Dubuque
Herald TO be followed BY other Douglas papers
10 this Ssae) asserts positively that Dodge is
si,h Douglas and stands squarely on the Squat
Ter Sovereignty non-iptervention platform. Who
ID right Somebody is lying, and some folks
are bound to be cheated.
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Loun PAuLsEN.-Speaking on the subject Of
chess, the Louisville Journal says: 1--WE don't
believe that Mr.. Morphy, though unquestions-
ply the best cbess player in the world, could
give Mr.. Paulsen the odds Of a knight, nor do
We believe that Mr.. Paulsen would accept
the odds. We should be glad to see Mr.. P. cross
the ocean and try his skill With the European
players. We shouldn't be at all surprised il the
result we're to prove that the country has no.
suly the first, but the second Of living players.'
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Cincinnati .Julv

- OfHC1HIdt1, July D.
FIour-The demand il fair for consumption
account, and prices are steady at IS 90a6 25 tor
super. Sales of 30 bbls new white wheat Flour
at So IS.
Sales Of new Wheat, for delivery in ten days,
q a. 10 for red, 81 20 for white; and Of prime
white, before the T25th inst, at sellers option,
atSl 26}. Old wheat IS ceiling at $lal l2@,
with heavy market. Corn'is steady at Soc
Rye has dropped to 93c., with a tendency to
further decline. Oats are dull at 2Sa5oc., and
dropping. Barley is declining.
Whiskey 10 dull ats2 csc.
Provisions are quiet with some inquiry, and
6rmer for Bacon.
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ThesEiucinnati Gazette remarks upon IL

quality of the new crep of Wheat in Ohio:
Samples Of new wheat from various parts OF
the surrounding agricultural regions. formed4
the chief attraction ON 'Ch'Dge to day, as they
have indeed for seveeai days past. II the exhi-
Buttons TINS made ere TO be regarded as fair
indication Of the quality ed yield OF the crops,
chen the mos, invsterate croaker could not find
an inch Of gropniio stand upon. As almost
every person, at present. seems disposed 70 rep
resent the crop as good, the exaggerstions are
probably 10 ths direction, but after making full
allowance Ter this failing, which most people
lind it difficult to ovescome, the crop may be ct
down, in oil respects, % excellent--a full aver
sge in qaaasty and stiu better in qualiag. II 10
conceded, on ~ bapds, that the grain was never
better. The kernels are plump, and elsogethQr
perfectly formed. -
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w,xxLr HAVE EYE will hereafter, com.
-. to-day, be Published on Saturday. i
- !" !. orused and mailed Friday evening and
w. ~ al subscribers in Des Moines, Henry,
800 wspello and Louise cesnsiss, who
's'' I'D By . daily nsil. Saturday. The
az an several rousss nom this City has
'"'~, ,.o.,,ly cut dova from Oily to .esni.
ofe. !. nd from semi.0sekly toueskly. It 10
49, ~, the change viii DO for thu better
'eN ..a. most Of these, aithoa&h In one ia-
i. p.pes gill mot reach poss otRcs
-. :. have large list until the following
-,
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IMPORTANT To ALL

Every man. woman snd child should read thaoev1nP
tsemenh which 1--WE been inserted In co1annG "
DR.. Easterly, OF st. LOUIS. His medicines are 1lx
very rapidly In nearlyevery town and city the We-
ern States and there has been but one voice sayns:
Dr. Easterly your medicine good. During the last
two years over One Hundred Tho1s "a Bottles 81 DR..
Rasserlys Iodine and Sarsapsrila have bssn ssA aso
One Hundred Thousand Bottles Of DR.. Fever
and Ague Killer, and very large quansss of Dr. Car
ters Cough BAlsam, Dr. Hooper's Temala Cordial and
Bakers Specific, and the den ard u every day In
creasing, which shows that when articles possess high
intrinsc merit like these, they do fail 70 b apprs-
ciAtsd BY the American people, No person af1icted
with any disease for which they should
fall to give them atrial.
- No person should think Of going to PIXIES
PEAK without taking supply Of DR.. Easterlys popu.
lar Medicines. They are setd by sQUlRES RLOGe
and Il. y. GAY, Burlington. Iowa. Cmar5
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FATAL AcclDEHf.--A man whose name We
could nos learn vas killed on Friday last at this
place, vile engage1io binding raft oflumbes
belonging to Brooks 4 Co. He was one Of the
regular hsnds, and came down the river with
tho raft The accident We understand occured
while gagged in what y technically Go1lsd
sNs66iag. The heavy rope with which th1
operation b performed In some Wy broke
loose, and portion Of Is struck hin violsnsly
on the head, and throass0ausisg alesees inmedl.
40 death. II vas buried ehs Sans afternoon.
We also lean that this 10 ~ fourth person who
hat his life on this raft sinces lsasing Black
Rives.-l Oquawka Piaindealer.
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. DRowSED.-HenryB oyes was drowned in
Little Sioux City, on Saturday the 25th inst
Mr.. B. was German by birth. He was the
owner Of considerable property, and it Is not
known that be has any heirs in this country to
inherit it. At last accounts his body had not
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The wheat destroyed BY the frost is starting
up.a2sin n. the root. Old settlers tell US thas
the like occurred forty yesss ago, .vlsn the
wheat, after the strsWf was fdsd, sspsodsed as
the rooe. and yieidsi . fair crop In Sse6smber.
We would advise o. farmers mot to s. hassy
in plo~ipg - thsir wheat 6elds [Connsaas
Reporter 90
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-07-09

tEThe Dubuque Herald comes to us in Q
new drsss. aud printed in . remarkably neat
and xo,kmanlike manner.