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He complains that, II dead. he has mot sheen
,oaked. and buried decensly;" declines nectar
and ambrosia, prsferring the canvas-backs, ter.
rapins, and 81. Peray Of bis friend Coyle; and
swears that better company than Pluto can boast
Of be can end u Coyle's.
arm bring you Philip Barton Ksy,:sas Roman rally's
And Jonah Hoover. fank.and brave. straightforward
and sincerc;
Mcclure he generous liberal FRIEND the patron Of the
arts.
ho conen, with fortune, takes delight in winning
hearts.
I bring the Impressario, Bev Tucker, who shall win,
From Pericles Aspasia, II he chooses to 70 In,
The man without an enemy. the VII. the sheridan;
In whom two continents confess the gallant gentleman
if these are not enough, IN bring bob johnson with
The very Of the brave the truess Of the true
imp9sive generous. fearless frank, the senates Paa
Who never did unssnsrous act . victory 10 win.
"And with him Johnny coyle himself. who never left
Nor ha.bered snobls thought, nor sought selfish
The Arthur he among bis knights. the pride of ali his
Whose heart but grows the younger with the revolving
years."
This list Of prime fellows affrishts Pluto, who
announces bis intention of taking them by
installments. and of not letting Pike return to
upper air. But fair Proserpine cOaxes her swar-
thy and regal husband, and prevails on him to
allow Pike 10 be present at his own wake:
:, "How can you say me nay.
fuse,
the news"
And so at last the Queen prevailed ~ women always
And thus It comes that once agaia this gentlemans
Hes under promise to return, but that he means to
break,
And many another spree have besides this
wake.
We hope from the closing lines that the poet
solder will remain with Us for many years vet.
;, 1t will be seen that the unhappy Philip Barton
Aey was among the 'good fellows" celebrated
IN this occasion.
The gentleman on whom this was written land who
vas presently his hair rs long . womans and fasen-
q on the top OF his head BY . comb, just - . woman
asten hers A
A famous Washington physician.
The Crockford ofWashington
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An Eplrok IL LucK-The local editor of
the Maquoketa Sentinel was taken call aback"
the other day, BY being presented with SER
vice Of plate, by committee appointed by the
citizens Of that place. The plate was manufac.
.ured BY one Of the most experienced timers
Naquoketa could afford.
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Us ihe Davenport Gazette states that sew
:, e0aPsaies Of Pixies Peakers shipped
goods BY the steamer Canada, SAtur-
~ ''ulcit Bluffs and Omaha. The total
:, -, =" 'feigat shipped by the Peakers was
'sasofhood Of four tons. One compa-
:, 'fo'e4 Of three young men who were
:, engaged in the N. & NJ. r. Il. machine
- SUI Two from the Illinois Central road,
frs- Two wagons, one span Of horses and
mules, and general out6t from Daven-
pay tlos.
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. The State Reporter Gays that IN inpor-
!. a4' surgical operation was performed Is that
'.s week, BY Dr.j White, assisted BY Dr..
'oghs. consisting in the removal OF can.
~. IRON the face Of Mr.. John shoup, Of Iowa
wy The patient 10 doing we'll.
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THE WEEKLY HAWK EYE

- The 0asstts Of Saturday publishes wha
nurports 70 be the proceedings Of an indigna
ion meeting Of German Citizens Of Boston OF
.,.ouns Of the passage BY the nassachusetti
1.,,.l.,ure Of an oct which 10 intended 70 pre-
-, the manufacture Of voters, By oil sorts Of
s..,d. through our Courts, just before the
',..,;ou.. Il is . well known fact that thor
=. AZ persons have been constituted regular
:. the expense Of others and for the
IS, of Others, who have not been two years
~. .ountry. Just before an important cleo.
,;on the mill is set grinding-the Courts are
.-,-aed by individuals who are sent there at
,-n.nse Of candidates and committees. and
-, the s,imulant Of partizan excitement
s,,v nroye a residence Of Eve years and get
-. n.ners when in fact they have not been
80 than six or twelve months in the country
,.nox ina, about as much about its affairs a.
.soach they had never set foot in it At all.
~. Massachusetts, act, If We understand il,
,.ouires residence Of two years after natural
h.fore voting. Although We approve
's ss;.., Of il. We do not think il is in itself
w. VIZ. "a fair and justify our German friends
f'su' -. u,on |, as an Abr:dsment Of their
rights. :.a ., ,.,.....;
-, &c residence, required that Two years
'.' 49, ,;.,o,vene after signifying their intention
'. '. s..am;n, citizens before naturalization, it
~.s,d have accomplished the desired end and
.iyen no jus, cause of ofense.~ /
!. -, on, wish and not the wish or aim of
~. Republican party to abrldge in the smallest
y, ,..,.. The rights and political privileges enjoy
az, this country by adopted citizens.
"a country in the world has been so liberal
-. IN this respect. We have welcomed to
:. shores the oppressed Of all nations and ex.
...a.s The right Of suffrage, after short resi-
..n,. TO such as never enjoyed it in their ma
-. .oo,,ry and never voted in their lives be-
-. Tb;. liberal policy has been of incalcula-
Wa hsres, 10 US, settling up the country with un'
n,sced.p,sd rapidlty, developing it's resources
I'd .nriebiur i. greatly. 1t is no time now to
chang. this rolicy. The Republican party is
,be marty Of freedom-,he party of progress. {
II would open wide the door and welcome the 1
n.oule Of every nation aud kindred and tongue, i
and give to each head Of family 100 acres of
land in our new States and Territories, believing
that they have better right to it than the
"oacsr" which the Democratic party 10 trying
10 force there. The act Of Massachusetts, is not
the oct Of the Republican party.
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- risus bTaaches efths Csnnon Law: - ofRqatty.
Admiralty, Com0sre3Al, 1nteynaAsonal 80 ConSttSs
onal Law ami the JaSispsudsnce IL sAe UaieA 0aoao
The Law Library consists Of abeas llOeo veanee -
- nsw works appear, they aAAsi snd svsfy e1g9
ID made 70 reader u complete sFsN .&t d
Instruction . given ~ ersl isetarss ssA s1psatess
(and ~ recitasiOns and examinations ii e0nneetlon
With them.) Of which there ore Tn svSgy Weso. I'VE
Moot Courts are alss holden b each week, % eaeA %
which, cause previously given eut 10 sSgued " ea1
Students, and IN opinion delivered By the Rres1iae
instructor. Rooms esd ether facilities are also pre-
vided for the Club Courts; and an Assembly ID led
weekly for practice In debate and acquiring know.
ledge Of pasliansntasy ~ Ard Drsessdisgs.
students may enter The 6cheei II Any ssogo n tAoo
professional studies ercanIs pursuits and q ~
commencement OF either term, Or IN tho Middle. -
other part Of the term. vi "aa
They are 1t liberty to elect what stables they vfu
according 70 their view Of their wants al
t7 V-1It
The Academioai year, which commences - TAass1ay.
~ weeks after the third wednesday In July, 10 ~
aed INTO two terms Of twenty weeks each, With W.
anlon 81 III weeks q The end Of each teSm. 9s 81
Dofing she winter vaeaaion, the Library 10 pepeA.
chool. = " -, 80
Applications for aAnissisn Or Or eaaaleaues o. asy
sssors at Cambridge. l."s. ''*A'~ ~
lOemortdGe, Mss. Hsbruasy is5o ssha1.v1n
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Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees!

vTNHOsk wishing Apple Trees for Spring planting,
can find them at the Burlington Nursery ii greatly
reduced rates. viz: for a. and year old trees Of
good quality, go per thousand. Smaller quantities Ia
the same proportion. Also, Evergreens, Currants.
Gooseberries, Ornamental Trees and shrubs, Roses
Sc, &c.
lington, Iowa.
J. K. SCOTT,
maF11.bptf Ass.guee OF A. w. Comst6c
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New York Mach

Mrs. Catharine n. brigham, lady 81 years
Of age, of retired habits, lett her home 10 this
city several days since, and up to this time moth.
ing has been heard Of her. One hundred dol
lars reward ia offered Tor information that will
lead TO her discovery. IS.
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l. m. SINGER 4 CO.'S
NEW INVENTION!
TRANSVERSE SHUTTLE
Letter A Sewing Machine

For Families and Light featuring Purposey
Also, Machines for Manufacturing Boots, Shoes and
garments 81 every description, Antly on hand.
western office lao Lake So, Chicago.
"A. w. HARRl9, Agent,
Oonmission Agsais vented. III nsH.vsa.
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ST.. CHARLEs.-A Mr.. Hilman was recentlv
thrown out OF wagon in this place, while run.
ming his horses and in state of intoxicatio..
and died from his injuries next dav
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% On Saturday morning, Marshal Wintou
snippsd to parts unknown, the family of frsil
ones captured by him, few evenings since
One more nuisance out of the vav
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" II Is said Mr.. Post Master Heath is abous
'e'ise mat pure and indebted Democratic
u4i' me Dubuque North West, sometime
!; aeluhct. 1t will make its first appearance
'eekiy shape, but will afterwards become .
dil1L.
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PIXIES PEAK
B r Id GE ROUTE.

i 200 miles 10 1T -
EDDYVILE.
II is on the direct route nom thu term,nu. ~ IN.
0urnm&tOm 4 W. H II. n. q the
Mouth 81 the Platte,
And on the Daily Stage Line between those points
Il is also on the GREAT MORMON TRAIL ana CAL.
route Of 81 s1 SA~
1t the best through road In the STATE and r.....
through the richest and best settled region ~
and Missouri river "
from Muscatine to Plattsmouth II IL the ony prse.
sicable spring route, and the best ct all timee.
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% preeocious youngster, nineteen years
old, named John O'Donnell, is on trial in St.
Louis, for being married TO three wives At the
same time.
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MAR R LED.
DIED.

In this city Tuesday afternoon, 18th inst n the Con-
gregational Church, by Rev. w. Salter, Mr., CARLOS
KING to Mrs. SUSAN ALEXANDER, ali Of Burlington.
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WE, the undersigned members Of the Farmers and
w Mechanics Club MOL Of Des Moines county, and
others who desire the Of the Des Msnes
County Agricultural Society, would pect'uly call
Mass Meeting u be held In the City OF Burlington on
SATURDAY, APRIL I'd, 1859, al 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, at
Marion Hal to re o. game said Society, and adopt
plan for the permanent location and Improvement OF
Fair Grounds, and make arrangements for q Grand
Exhibition Of Stock and Agricultural and Mechanical
products next Fall We hope that all will attend the
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Denmark Academy.
vT>HE SUMNER TERM Of this Institution Vim con

Wednesday, March 3Oth,
and continue Fourteen Weeks.
Tuition from ~ 30 70 $500.
Music lessons with use Of Plano $1,000
Board at $500 per week.
For further particulars inquire Of the Principal,
Denmark, March z, l0so.w1t
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s0sSh u0ly III mOuel
and build II up with unusual
The Liver 10 one On
the human body; and q
tons we'll. the powers OF
oped. The stomach 10 al =
on the healthy action OF
performance OF Its func-
Is at fault, the bowels are
system suffers In conse-
Liver - having ceased q
diseases Of that organ, one
made 1t his study, in . 4
twenty years, to ind y
70 counteract the many =
Is liable.
To prove that this REM z
persontroubled with1.lv- =
Of Its forms, has but TO
ton 10 certain. These
or bad matter from the :
place . healthy flow Of n
stomach, causing food to y
the blood, giving tone
machinery, removing the
fectingv radical cure.
bilious MtlmCksA
~ better, pFevenss
Of the n.1veP pmvf@-
One dose amer eatinv
stomach and prevent me
ing.
Only one doae taken h>.A
Nightmare. :
fSnlv one doss tar.n a, :
els gently, and curesl =
One dose taken s1ter =
pc psla.
- One dose Of two =
relieve sick Measls
Only one dose immedi-'tz
while
One dose often repeat
Cholera MOFbus,
CeA0ucras
Only one bottle 10 need =
system the elects Of
sickness.
Unc Oossie taken TOT y
sA NV re- % ennAtofsi =
viror 70 he appetite and -
one dose ofsen repeat =
= lsasGo 10 ~ worst 4
-. ~ mower complaints
uoss' -
One o. Two doses cures
" 0fseae In children !;
or spsedter remedy In the
a lev bottles cures 81
the abaorbents.
We take pleasure in re-
cine - . preventive for
Chill Fever. ana All r
n n : n, c -. -
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80 80 onV
ate doses, win strengthen
RI pidity.
the prin cipal regulators Of
q when 1t performs its func.
the system are fully deyel.
, most entirely dependent
the LScer for the proper
Z tons; when the stomach
Z d fault, and the whole
quence Of one organ-the
>. to do lie duty. For the
OF the proprietors has
\ practice OF more than
, some remedy wherevith
derangenents TO which it
edy 10 at last found, any
q er Gem plain a,in any
w . bottle, and conyic.
!. Gums remove all morbid
system, supplying In their
1 bile, invieornting ~.
digest well, pmrifva~C
and health to the vhols
y cause Of the diseAse-es
are cured, and what
I e0s BY the occasional SO
0rasoF.
: 10 suficient TO relieve The
= food frou rising ana sonr.
4.
> fore retiring, prevents
q Cossivemess.
each meal will cure Dye
| eeaspoonfals VIII alvays
atsly relieves Chollc,
E
/ eu 10 Q sure cure for
ana . preventive Of
i
medicine amer Q long
lJo0DAlee removes an
color ffon the skin.
.a@s e, ,",.s , s:ssins gives
lea cures ChrSnlc NJ.
forms, while NvaMAer
yield almost 20 the 1rst
]
attacks eaused hy.
there 10 no sarer, safss,
world, @ II a<pev N1ife.
l0RODoTs By excitina
commending this msdi.
| Fever and Agno,
I oNvero oiA 3illSas
NIk0 C4tNAlnNY. Md tM00s
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this article for over en-,
. rDEscE AND TRUTH OF il,
able TO say OF any other
1T FAILED. IN A SIN
Feet A CURE, when
Eve know an instance OF
whe used it. On the con-
with its operations, and
u commendation OF its ma
virtues. We speak In this
!. KNOW" after ten years'
SouR REPrTATIos ron rnu
4 hsRk DhCIARR. In almost
infant 10 suffering from
lief will be found In ten or
Ssyrup 10 administered.
ton Is the prescription Of
FENCED and Skli.LfUL
1and has been used with
Cor CASES.
q child from pain, but In
bowels, correets acidiiy,
q 70 tie whole system. II
lieve
BOWELS, AND
SCOLIC,
: which IL not speedily rem
0believe u the BKsr m q
.wORLD, In all cases OF
!. RHHA IN CHILDREN,
teething, or from any 9TH
Eto every mother who has
.of the foregoing com.
rRkupIcn, NOR THx PRE-
between your suffering
win BE- euRE-yes, All
low the use OF this medi.
/. directions for using viii
: None genuine unless the
4PERklNS. New York, Is
3 ghout the world.
~ Cedar ST., New York,
BOLLES, SMITH 4 co.
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a German Democrats and German Demo.
cratic newspapers are making considerable
noise over the recent act of Massachusetts in
extending the period Of naturalization. and at-
tempting to hold the Republican party Of the
country responsible for it. A similar Law in in
force in the Democratic State Of South Caroliu..
and yet nothing is heard of it-no row raised
over it. The act Of Massachusetts, no more
binds the Republican party than the act of
south Carolina does the Democratic party
And In neither case can we look upon the acts
OF these States as true expose of the opiuona
and feelings Of the two parties touching the
subject Of naturalization.
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Mr.. Finley, of Scott County, last week sold
$1,000 sweet potatoe vines to enc purchaser.
RExARKApLE.-The Dubuque Express and
Herald Of the 18th inst, says that boy named
Simmons, on Saturday last at West Dubuque,
fell down shaft 95 feet in depth, and strangely
enough, Was not killed. He was ascending
from the shaft by means Of ladder, and was
90 exhausted when he reached the top, that he
was unable to get out He was alive ct last 60.
counts.
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mi RS M
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.

We have put up and sold
years, and CAN SAY, IN Cow
what we have never been
medicine-NEyER mas
GLE INSTANCE, TO EF
timely used. Never did
dissatisfaction by any one
trary, all are delighted
SPEAK in terms Of highest
Rical effects and medical
matter WHAT WE DO
experience, AND PLEpGg
FuLFILAksr OF WHAT We
every instance where the
pain and exhaustion, re
fifteen minutes after the
This valuable prepare
one OF the most EXPERl
NURSES In New England,
A9vkk FAILING SCCCEs mi
THOUSANDS
IL not only relieves the
vigorates the stomach and
and gives tone and energy
will almost instantly re
GRIPPING IN THE
WIND
and overcome commissions,
edied. end In death. We
suREsT AEMEDY IN TINE
DYsENTERY AND DIAR
whether IL arises from
er cause. We would say
. child suffering from any
plAints-Do EUf LET youR
Dicks OF OTHERS, stand
child and the relief that
B0LUTELY eURE-to fol
cline, II timely used. Full
accompany each bottle.
fsc. simile Of CURTIS AI
on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggiats throu
Principal Once, No,
Sold In Chicago, BY
jAn1bplydis
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N SGKCFULA In all It's forms, TETTHR or SALT
v hhEuM. SCALD HEAD, CANKER, NURSING
8 susE MOUTH, ULCERATIoNS and ENLARGE.
q MfNIs Of the JOINTS, DANGEROUS and INDOI-
ENI JUNIORS, KINGS EVIL, ERYsIPELAs. an.
AnrhON1s FIRE, WHITE DWELLINGS,, and All
OBSTINATE CUTASE0US ERUPTIONS Weld al.
rectiy to its PURIFYING INFLUENCE PiMPLFs
On me FACE. BLoTcHEs, PUsTULEs, RHEUMA.
r r1sM DfsPEPslA, ETC.; sYPHILITIC and MER.
OF wbSrKICTIoNS In FEMALES, LpUCORRREA
Hor WHITES, are relieved by the use Of this Nedi.
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MARKET9-
Burlington, Monday D. M, Mar. 81.

| Burlington, Monday p. m., Mar. 81.
The weather, for the past week, has been I
mixture Of everything. Rain, Snow. frost and
sunshine have vigorously striven for predomi.
nance, to the destruction Of travel, and for no
good ends. The roads are very bad, and bust.
ness 10 consequently dull.
The river is very high, and : large rise is re-
ported - coming down from above, for the
windows Of heaven and the mouths Of the
northern rivers are open
Winter wheat comes in in small quantities at
an increase Of loo in price. q SPRING. wheat is :
dead letter, almost, nonel arriving At the mills.
The farmers are saving it for seed. Il is selling
in town At las per bushel, for seed. A small
quantity Of seed oats 10 in store at Fear
\ Hagers, and selling at soc per bushel Of 80
lbs.
Minor produce is dull, At former prices. Prices
to-day are
Embellishments, l23 refined, white
LIE. Clarified 10.
COFFEE-l24al3.
MOLASSES- the bbl., Plantation As
Belchers So, kegs $500.
NAILS-Ass. 8, rs.
RICE-54.
FRUlT-Raisins prime tS,5O-Apples Sla
81 90 per bush; dry ll}c. Peaches, l22c.
BROOMS-$l, 50a2 so per dozen.
WHEAT-Sound Spring, none arriving
Winter 81 l0a$l %.
FLOUR-Choice winter IS 5oa$7 90. Dray
load Sc GOA IS SO.
BEANS-$l, 75a$2,25 per bush.
POTATOES-$l 90 per bush.-none.
CORN-5Oa6O cts.-scarce.
OATS-50c; none arriving.
BUTTER-lSa25c
EGGS-8alOc.
ONIONS-$l.
CHICKENS-S1.25a1.5O per dozen.
HOGS.-Gross, none Offering; nett, $4,000
$50.
HAY-Timothy, ss@lO dull.
WOODS OOa4 90.
HlDES-green, CAT; Dry Flint 15al6;
reen sailed 74a74
WHISKEY-27c.
FURS-Coon loa75, Mink $lal IS, Otter IS
9 81, Beaver 75aSl ID, Wild Cat l5a5O, Prairie
Volt 25a75, Gray Fox l5a35, Red Fox 81,
luskrat 5alO, Deer l2as2s, Fisher $las, Martin
l4a3.
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BURLINGTON March lS 80

an Five prisoners were sent to IT. Madison
trsn Dubuque last week.
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Farmers Look at Thi,

WE have in Store, for sale, 100 bushels superior Old
w Crop Canada Club" Wheat, for seed. Come
and buy.
mAr22. bptf OGDEN COPP.
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HALLS LUNG RALSAM.

HALLS LUNG BALsAM, in all cases, gives the best
Of satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG BALsAM has wrought more cures
since Its introduction than any other cough medicine.
HALLS COUGH BALsAM Is END orsed by our lead
Ing physicians as the safest and best remedy be-
fore the public.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM is safe to use among chill.
dren, and yet powerful in cases Of chronic pulmonary
disease.
HALLS LUNG BALsAM brings in certificates al.
most daily u its wonderful cures in all parts OF the
country.
Halls Basam for the Lungs is sold by all Druggists,
and BY Agents in every town In the country.
mar1.1m
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- 2olnos Uouney Agricultural -.
Olesy.
~ . call numsrously signsd, which appears
IN our columns to-day, l. will b. seen that .
public meeting is to bs held Il Marion Hall ON
the sd Of April next. for the purpose Of .akips
necessary steps to resuscisase the Des Noinea
County Agricultural Society. The fact 10 this
Society never should have been permitted to
langaish. Its disgrace to the farmer. Of the
County that they permitted the last season to
pass without . meeting and fair. The cause Of
sn's neglect is to be found in the general failure
Oh crops there having been little produced
worth showing. We hope aud have right TO
anticipate better season and good crops. We
therefore invite farmers, stock growers, fruit
growers, gardeners, mechanics, manufacturers
ana all other classes to join in recognising the
society and rendering it efficient for good. Let
Us have fair this year, and one which will do
credit to our City aud County.