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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21
SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1860.

Jpoi y" VIVA" 80" $3.50 80"
est gifts, whose lot has been cast IN the greer
and shady places OF life-the shadow may MOI
have fallen upon you--but your sister SITS In y
and it is your privilege to lead her INTO tht
light
The smiles of fortune are as evanesccnt as
the hues of the rainbow o-day basking in hei
genial lglow-to-morrow the light vanishes, and
n cold and heartless world turns perhaps dea
eor to vour needs. Then, while YOU may exert
your influence for others, and the bread cast
npon the waters NAV return to you-when all
seems dark and hopeless--do not think youI
single efforts can do nothing. Try and see
what woman, with earnest, honest purpose, can
do for the bettering of her sex; at least give
your voice and influence, if you will not give
your efforts. Never remain silent when youl
voice can dispel error. The poorest and most
obscure of Gods creatures exercises an innu'
ence of some kind for good or EVIL. IL is rel
Election should make all earnest in the work
life. Woman, whenever an opportunity ms
occurred TO use to advantage the genius wth
which God has gifted her, has shown N a
hriobt star in the armament of intellectually,
as any orb of the opposite gender Let hr ei-
forts but meet with the same encouragement as
man's-hold up to her the same iiduce1ents--
and see if she lag in the race. 1t anyfate al
low her to start beside you, andif sheail, why
then il will be ine opportunity to- bring IN
once more, and to some pupose, the time
worn sayings and sneers of febleness snd want
| of intellect, and secure TO yourselves ior all
time the glorious priyilegesof Knowledge ana
power, without fear of whs you gre pleased TO
term encroachments on th partot the weaker
sex.
There arc many womn whose fate it is to
walk through life alos, and who know no
home but n nurobased ne, and no ties beyond
tbose ofaccidental frfedshp ndacquaintance;
and with hearts rich all that eleyates hui
man;tv thew are meally starving. For them
tbe aomostic bearti,s beautiful dream, and
vot tbev are fitted y nature to fill place in
the foremost rankof the practical workers of
i;ta They ore tldst back, and told to take up
moro fam;n;ne eployments and ideas, and find
T., ,b in bomes at excitement that their active
nature craves.
u. nv the word rings through the
- ler of their hearts 1t is worse
.r- usso's's - m to women to have no homes,
'"'' ..ssho in strength and power, are
"o ~ side by side with the bravest.
a''.u nan the weakling who, swayed by
~ "',s ',se fate--bending under every breath
.-ehne---tnrns to the stronger nature,
% gain a place beside him, and, says
nstonsack, your frame is not so strong as
,n;no our muscles are less vigorous He
aoos It stop to measure mental strength. II
+, among the really learned and intellect
nal men that you find the advocates for the
do.ines of woman's feebeness but among
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21
Sflistel4aueolls.
Speech Without Words or, Circum-
venting Burglar.

speecn W.9,a Z pnrglar
,,ah.o.,odo email,
uo' s''' H"n ',s.s 80 -, pno,;sh vi,.
"! VI - l,,.,s,a !, IL e,nros dining an
lage' VINO was S''n'ns " "'' 80 80 ,,o
a'''''"e'''"' ,''",.N.,,.. ..,,o 7, .ooms to
good OF the m"i''pi'"''o" '""'e'
Me 70 pc gong '"'ous" ~
little
"fou fatner P'n! u. W. 'N' WV 50,
say pickey' rei'a'Aeu "''
ing sardonicaly'
Ay' theres soine'lins III '"''' 'sp'NN
YOUTH UNCONSCIOUS oi ner s",."s"'' v"'
what ore Is driving AZ mere M "ions
"Nevertheiess' everything nus ''S u',, Pe
sisted the ola lauyi VINO WIS 'e''
for aphorisms, ana IKE 'i"' "e"'"V" .'ie'..y'
kept BIRD whlch, hoWeNor, was n.y. ." w,
but parrot. mo one can tel VIM. ,n"en's
advantages may now rum '"e ".i19'.
"From the what interrupted '"o 'uuo ~
who was ofan inqniring r"'ner 'iiAn fe'e'""'
disposition -,
IRON ie"rhins '"e ''"'' ,"',e %, =. .,,ouo,,
AN ooserFcu Wy Vo' .,.,. .bao9
the alphabet now, lOr Instance "ih '"eiS'
wbo aver Grsi hit on that, wonder, to teach q
sDllo,r IN re,d ~
UAv and therc.s the deaf and dumb alpha
be, too Dickev which teaches people to talk
without words
Goorgy9 r nv what funny 40 u
arc ,o, don,, rso tbesc rcrv strange words,
cbi,d,and where YOU pick them up is, am
,nre o,;te a marvel to me-I'll tell you story
Of how Aunt Georgy herself once saved her
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

Ray~ A man speaking of place out west,
in a letter which he writes home, says that il
is a perfect paradise, and that though most of
the folks have the feyern-ager, yet it's great
blessing, for it's the only exercise they take.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1860-04-21

Why is the King Of Persia like Christ
mas? Ans,-Because he is an enemy to Tur.
key.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03

New York, Mar 1.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged Sales 1900 bbls at
3 le@5 % for super stae ~ 5000 30 extra do; 70 10
medium western: 50 s526 W inferior to good shipping
brands extra r ii o.
RYE FL0UR-Steady at IS 1904 40.
WHEAT-No receipts. Market buoyant Sales at 81 %
in store for MIL club; 81 80 white.
RYE-Quiet and Firm. Sales ut S1GlSS.
BARLEY-Quet and firm. Sales 1900 bush on private
terms.
CORN--Quet and unchanged Small sales.
OATS-Firm at 4iiGg4o4 for State, Western and Cana
dian
PORK-Dul and heavy Sales at 81 2O0l1s 40 sSr
old mess; &ll 90 old prime; ia % new.
WiIISKEY-Dull; "a asked; 23j offered.
DEEVES-The depression In beef continues although
there Is increased supply Receipts 1885, Selling
rates, quality, 6fTc; ordinary, 7l4I7c; first,
9Gtluc Some premium reached ii ollie.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-In good demand At last weeks
full rates. Receipts .73e.
sWlNE--steady at chase for common prime dress
ed; to 6AGl6ic live corn fed; 6Gic still fed 55&c
Western mast fed Receipts nearly 4UUO.
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~-.-,,.s,s 49,
~, MU1GDUa.

Z ~. ..assrs Il stega Bosts y BnraingtoA hats
~ ,:-s,sslea tAsa,seaves q iasc by tlasit re-
= .. ~ ls,iaess KIN thai their every design
~ .r<meut Is supposed 70 b : MASTER OF
- 'ss,;e Importance md cariosisy. when,
-. !. eit;sca thus noted and useful absenta
- w 4 1 leabtless he duty 70 make known
a. - II order that the public tranquility
% =, 4 nccdlcssy disturbed on sccouAsof
ny - .ace with benevolent issireto perfcmi
y :. 20 .s..as,ble dpsy, TOO announce thai I'm
y. $50. ,esvs for The Eass Cor the parpSse Of
.tock Of Boots and Shoes % ssry large
~ -, ooof aaA svry ckesp, that il vill no
.onderfally a4tOaish she natives. During
80 ',..c.e al that desire can obtain good boots
-. !, the Green Horns for little money.
Z. ..,;ous shere j. 10 HUAsUa atsl Green
q. iptenl keeping : good assortment Of
-. "A sboes, and will sell uniformly At tAs
bsoS - ss s e@es9S AsR Z
lorsst prices. IN c.,y,rr "a
kbs5Aksim A.
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FARMERS PREMIUM.

We will oder the coming to the Farmers in this
and adjoining Countless the following Premiums on Flax
Seed: s#s
For the best crop Of Seed in quantity and quality raised
from sowing Of not less than five bushels we will give
Premium OF Twenty Dol!arsthe seed delivered at
our Min BY the first Of November $780, and properly tes-
titled to.
We Will also offer In addition TO the above Premium
OF Ten Dollars expressly for Des Moines county upon
same terms IL the best crop0f all presented raised in
this County II will be entitled - both Premiums.
We have supply Of Prime Seed which will Loan to
SOW, as usual, to responsible Farmers.
Our price for Flax Seed this season. heretofore will
be above all competition.
burlington, March 3-w4t BCRNIfAM 4 JAEGER
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Chicago, Mar. !

ChlcagO, Mar. l.
Fiour-Active; market firm.
Wheat-Active; firm at L. advance; 700 bush
No spring at | 90 in store, zoo do ut l,O2, and
300 No l at l,07 on track.
Corn-Adyanced lc, $4,000 bush at 440o444;
20a0 for next Is days delivery at Al, and 5000
No at ILL.
Oats--In good demand; advanced lie; GOO
busJ No on track 1000 do at So.
Rge--Eirnl.
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i. = - =. - a.: y.
sss:rT<1F d. as2EsSs " q
s.se INV slsssrsN 4 III 4 IL WI
- w. = ~ - - rseill
- muddy ~ T. 1lsde /: y
NE nv iDnc~ -. e nlved 49,
sundsy - n this pofnt Mday 4 pabsqne
- Taseday 4 Mslseiine Ih4ss hare ben !
Ipanser a Arrtvsla, but - ~ nons from o.
l.Duis ssAf tsisSssR ias IL ~ 81
N eT.ia i i. .sliyins y v,sen. Wheat = =,
1anci W qaotstat n 0l 10 r. winter, -
060soc rfof spring Corn rsaAins Without
eksngs althcsgh ~ snciag 4 chicago Thsre
.o.,a .-AaubtpAly ~ \ corresponding advancs
hsrs i a. ro.d. es-l.asa q " heiag hrossh.
70 market. WI
.Hungarian Grsas Sesd ~ declined md We
quote e 65c, duh. ~ u teapu Il MI
sUGAR-sl0s} erushed, IL ssansd willie
lie. Clarified 10.
COEFEE--l31i4. ss se& o
. N0LAS6ES--By the Dbl, Reboilei, -; Syr-
mp, ~; kegs, 20 o. u a7sfs fxHaa
i NAILS--As&y a. 36s f4sa Il assss
Ii RACE-0c #aMtsrsA 49, sst sssta ~ 4sa
fRUM-Raisina prime, - 90. s,, s.-
eA1AAONbm0@-DA AtU&SS w <AOAGAAs
4 WHEAT--New1 Winter, III t00(9l 10; new
Spring, s600O; Pfires steady; good command
ihg Out4de qret1tijha sfsRsl As8is8#4 w
j FLOUR Choice winter, 4s 30 retail; Is %
Wholesale; Spring -. % retail; y % whole
sele, 4sfs 4Hs4 sa5 els #saa Vs4sE
BEANS--4l OO@tl sOpeF baat. a4itl
POTATOES-30@ per hask. vi " .
4 CORN--In ear 16@3sc.; shellsd No !, 29@
50 cts--steady. set -
OATS-S0c. AI4s. #AsFsA .sHsA
BUTTER--lO{1l3c. Il at vi fs5s
EtsGS--oc.s4siaAi i isg4ssfF t4af f1aE
ONIONS--40075Oc sistf aasa q fss
HAY--Timothy, $7@$S.
WOOD-@2 SCOTS 90
HIDES-Grcen, 5N6c.; Dry Flint la@13c.:
Green Sailed Z, and dull.
WHISKEY-23@24c. 988FF atif fs
lTURKEYS-8@9c.
GEESE-35c. aa
i CHICKENs---A1 so@2 90 per dozen.
i DRESSED HOGS-$5 OO@5 So
LARD--IOc. per b. @
BUCKWHEAF FLOUR - d per hundred. |
APPLES-$l O0@l rs per bush.
DRIED APPI,ES-9c per Ii, RaaH
TIMOTHY SEEDS 0OG*2 25 per bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED--96 eta per
bnshcl. 6st s.s a IN a68s2 4
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GANFORD,s LIVER \
bINyIG ORATOR. .a- VIVA, \.
Necer De5;lituftsl,

ias SAE Es5xJ Hit zec61 Isos$10Ses. H85W s@m
~ IT u c6srouaDED entirely from Gums and no becom
an established fact "a Standard Medicine known and APP
proved ~ ali that havel pA,used n, and D
resorfed to with conf = ldence u M TIA diseases
Tor which 10 u Fecosn-l - lm4uded.s
II has cured thousandsI 1lwiihn ihs last two years
who had given mp ALI G2Ihcpes u relies, ~ the
a m rous unsodcted, issrdAntes n Hmy pos
session show. sf 80 fs - The dosc Z 1T be
adanted TO the temporal - lnent Of the Individual
taking II, and used nl such quantities. ~ to act
gently on the bowels. = Let the MetAtes 81
your judgment guldel S14iyou IN ths NE n the
LIVER INVIGOI .EiRATOR,I and viii
cures LfyER CoM-t NlPLAIxfs, BHLfors At
rAcKs DYSPEPSIA n f.4tC n q o i 70 BsARAnoEA,
.SuunYR CORR AIKrs - lDrsxxTkRY, tDR0PsT,
souR STOMACH, HAHiruALt - lcos1IvESEss, CHoLic,
CHoL ERA MoRBrs, CH0LE-l r. IRA MrAxfrn,s tFLArr.
LExCE, JArxprcE, FE-j = MALE WkAKx4lsxs, and
NAV be used succeasfuilyl D. ias sORDInA1
MEpcIxR, Il viii cureL = EIcK HRApACHK, q thou
sands can testify j IxI = lrwgxTy MixuTKs, ~ TWO
On THREE TRksPooxsyULst = tARK rAKkS - commence
mept or attack. u \ 4sf4l - All wnD Use IT ARE
osvrxo their testimony inl - ~ faTos. ID a4
Nis sc0tr In Hle Mouth srstA NS lnCi40fu&oT, ana
InN 'MA&tFwTNFM "*& &.@
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Live Stock-Receipts 23 cars Cattle, 3 do
Sheep. The market was quiet for cattle, at q
decline Of about 4c, very few Eastern buyers
being in the market, and most of the sales were
to packers. Hogs are nominally unchanged.
70 o. n. 90 ~
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NUIIOh.
~ The State Of Iowa, Des Moines county, IS.

TO ELMIRA STEEL.
You hereby Notified that there now on file In The
office Of the Clerk Of the District Caurt in said county,
petition Of John Steel ella ming or You absolute divorce
from the bonds Of matrimony existing between you
and said John Steel for reasons In said Petition forth
and that unless you appear and thereto, or
before the morning Of the second day Of the Term
said District Court Judgment will be rendered against you
thereon. TRACY 4 CONRAD,
#s Attorneys fur Complainant.
Ordered that above notice be published for four success
ave weeks In the Burlington Hawk Eve
mar3-ws 0. C. WIGHTMAN, Co. Judge.
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& 81 Louis, Feb. ~
Freights to New Orleans are unchanged 1t Soc
n Dbl for -four; f5c and SOC for pork and whisky;
bO06Oc ID 100 ibs for hay, 2501a0c for weight
freight, and sOc ~ sack l1racofn. 49, sA
Flour.-Market dull except ia limited way
in filling orders Sales to-day we're confsed to
afew hundred bbls city, in lots, sgperfne at &5
a5@S S., and extra At IS aO@S7 ]; la bags low
grade country at 81 90, and 200 bbls do at
IS SO. s3 8a
Wheat-Receipts small, and market very firm.
Sales include S54 bags spring and club at 81 25;
go bags mixed with rye at 81 90; 347 bags fair
fall at 81 25@l ~; lis bags good at 81 a0Ga
! %, and $50 bags prime, IN lots, at u $50
I 35. h 8Ss8448
Corn-Supplies moderate. Market very firm,
and few cents higher, with good demand Soy
Sales to-day comprise 295 bags damp mixed At
$500I53c; 1925 bags mixed, in lots, at 55c, part
delivered; loo bags yellow at sole; 800 bags
white at 1ac 800 bags white and S23 bags ycE
low at 5se, the latter delivered; 35S bags choice
white, in lots at 6Oc delivered in good and new
guinness; also 80 bags ear at Acc, and 1870 bags
mixed at Soc, bags returned
Oats-Market very dull, and the price has fur
ther declined; sales include 4JQ bags ut A7c, bags
returned. and a29 bags in lots at 5O@5lc, bags
included. a a
Whisky--The large receipts caused buyers to
nOld OH, Dull holders renamed hrm aC l94c, at
which price sales in lots comprise about $50 bhls
the greater part being held over.
Secds-Largc supplies and prices dull and de-
clnins Sale Of ga packages timothy in lots,
private terms; AZ sacks clover at IS, and 80 do
at "a 60.
7 White Beans-No demand and dcclining-old
5O@75c, new, fair to prime, al %.
Hides--Unchanged, at &c for green sailed,
and l3c for dry flint
+ Fruit--Far demand and steady, Sale of SO
bags apples at 81 IS, and 81 do at 81 60 u
bushel. Peaches So 25@S3 50.
Rice--A dispatch Of yesterdays date from
New Orleans, quotes an advance of to in that
market. 4
Pork-Some inquiry andprices steady. Sales
of 45 bbls country mess at SIT %, and about
200 bbls do in lots at ST. 50 II Dbl, and 100 do
in two lots on private terms.
Bacon-Nothing done and rates unchanged.
Cut Meats--Sales Of 4, 500 pieces at 94c for
shoulders; Stc for sides, and &c for hams; 1929
shoulders at 64c; 1850 hams at Sc; 1000 sides
at SIC, and 5000 shoulders and hams at 64fo74c,
in bulk. isA4
Lard-Inactve. Sales Of III ties choice on
private terms.
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HANNIBAL, MO.

TT EVER AND PERCUSSION
IL SEAL PRESSES are manufactured to order by
W. =. q. A. WHITE, at their establishments On Main 81,
Burlington, Iowa. +4F
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
tended to determined 10 merit continuance Of
the by sparng pains expense TO give perec,
satisfaction We prepared do I'll kinds Of Seal En-
craving and furnish the with Presses Of any or The
kinds now In Also Die Sinking and III kinds Of
Stencil Brands done 70 order. gts Tft5tsq.aasass
A s @s4 Nv C. A. WHITE,
Postaye on Presses win be but two dollars 70 any Po
Office. sGs ss& 1 s.Ga4 j. lana n Y
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sANFORD'S 5
asP sga7 a' Family W fHeA
CATMARTlC PILLS,
coMpouNpED rRox

Pare Vegetable E1tructs, aud put Hp N CLASS
CASES, Air Tight and 1riN hep In any c5issafs.
The FAMILY CATHAHIic q Pulls 10 genuine but ac-
tive 0aaharc which the proprietor has used In his
practice more than TWEEN - ty years.
The constantly ncreas- . ing demand form those who
have long used the PILLS - the aAtisaetion which
III express In regard TO - their use, has nduced me
TO place them within the - reach Of all.
The Profession well ]. know that different Ca
thaFtics act dfereEt > portions of Tia bowels
The MILY CA -. THARTIC PILL has, viii.
due reference TO well 81 estabshed fact, been
pounded from variety . . Of the purest Vegetable
Extracts, which act alike = on every part Of the ALL
menfary canal, and are - Good and sale Ia I'll eases
where Catharfc n need- - ed, such m DERANGE-
MENTS Of the STOMACH, q SLExPixKes, pAIxs IN THE
BACK and LoIxs, cosrfvI. MESS PAIN and soRESEss
OVER TEE WHOLE DODy, - from sudden cold, which
frequently, neglected., end in long course Of Fe
ver LOSS APPETITE, 81 - cREEPISe sKHsATroS %
COLD THE B0DY,l nRsTL RSsSEss, RADAcnR.
WEIGHT fsR BEAD, ~ al IxEIAMAAToar DIS
RAISES, WORMS in Chill a pRES or ADcLTs, AHKrNA.
TisM, great PURIFKR OIL the BLOOD and many dis
eases which flesh is a heir, Zoo nuneFous 70 men,
ton In this advertise = mens. DOSE, j t09.
E#S IN. ~ PRICE 8 DIMES . s
TIE LIVER INVIGORATOR AND FAMILY CATHAR-
TIC PILLS reaiied by DruSXss generally, and sold
Wholesale by the Trade In all tia largs towns.
Gs YVES Ia EN- ~ 8. IT. w. 6ANFOED, y. D.,
t4 st sq4t.Ys r Manufacturer and Proprietor
sos BrOadraY, AsW X6sk.
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a1asa 4ssslas4 4Hs EsdiaE i1EH lss Stl
1sf 2 ~ II az II TN
f 7T = << .s1SR
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80 49,. 49,. y. 49,. 1..,s.
= - -.
~ = = eennon o1osrveAsr - 1isssa 80
asss sslulfy fEsl n, 1lasdg A. 80 -
~ bb1 1Ism9 ~ 49, - n1s. ~ tenptn n
ohsiosA W take too ~ s1sre.s. "a Surf9ssas 49,
sfine bedy II ~ Sneastana < huna u ~
- s1ss ossnsry $50 - 1kes go Nlns y
Fsqpfed = j1e uch ionjc 90 usator y d. y No.
tsts1 - pvsn y ~ wotld, y - C1INu1A1k0 .Brf
TER4 - NsaA "a nssyoas deniaen u ~ sssktns-
49, ~ exhauted tcef upcn ~ s0p hcesd ana ~
prossas>d suasns y ~ midnir4 lanp, AVE bud !
wnndsssAl reeneEafor " re and prefer kto
more prelenia1a - - e@caelpus medicines, bae
nald ~ - fssteA 49, - asent shsh = q mas'cea
y y nansase ston aaEane y Hrssy dsea'saasds
isess11ly rsvsfal y asns aaussAe szpea - -
forbade fDrns = diss9e. VII wil not sirs kAsiaR
sdad ~ drsEGs ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
q 49, s1ssztAsanale = s1AaAar oosunns - e
An11p T1f1 Aaf ~ sfA N=sAss5ssaTssss ssFs
RrIIr, q -. M,xrvr. j1r,.ssr,. T,.opIc Jyafsy.
T1e ~, ~ u. r.,4tv 800 sr.eovtred ~
III DISEASED IL tie chea and Lnnes Coughs Colds Ah-
ma, Consumpson. Bronchtiis. Inauensa, Hoarssnes.
Dt6acnit preathlnx sere Throat kc4 sa !
49,. 49, -. NJ, -. 4. 4, 49, . 80,
reeR ana vhen persey.rd xh according % drect,ons
never IN 10 efss r.D,a an i..,,ur cure Thou,ands
have been reored 10 nerfect hath Mo have tred ot
saops = vi "a u ca..res ,ad y eon,tis,.s .hev
ave equally ahaers Al need de,pa,r NJ
matter how bcnr The srse NAV have existed Or hoxsver
seycre IL nuav N nfov1led NM orvnic srsnye of n.
vital organs il not hopeisssly ecayed Every one aote
shcurd live mem IN mnssti1a trial aN1 esssf 8as
rs yoc.,isss "A Pubic Sneskers these waters y. =.
cu,ar,y yals.h,e: tAev VIM In one day rnore liz No.,
sevsr. o<an,I hoarres.. .pa tha,r ,e~ni., -. 49,
lev days will = ~ times increase the power and aexihi
y q The voice, greatly improving ~ tone. compass and
esarnsss, fr which purpose they regularly used ~
my fFo'ssaonsa voca 49, suI MoSEc,,,
Price q eerss ,rr l,nr For IA M III nr.ccis,.
sorti4ivecr. sltsas ssHg Fea Gsa
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II EGAL NOTICE.
- The State Of Iowa, Dies Mones county, s..

TO N. CARSTESS.
Sr,You are hereby notified that Il Ire l. now on file in
the office Of the Clerk Of the District Court In said county
petition Of NJ. Kelsey Co., claiming Of You Nun
red and Fifty three and 49i00 Dollars and six per
interest thereon from January TO- 1882 due them for
ins done fer you divers times between the 9TH day OF
June and 10th day Of july S5S,-aso asking for At
aehment against you anil that unless you appear and
thereto before the morning Of the second
day Of the Term Of said District Court Judgment viii;
be rendered against you thereon;
marsw5t \. KNOWLES, Atty for PrtH
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03

HARIrUAL DRTSKEyNEss.--1t has been legally
decided by Judge Balloon, Of Tompkins county,
N. Y, on an indictment for selling liquor to .
person guilty Of habitual Drunkenness that 4
man who gets drunk once month for year or
more Is 70 be deemed equity Of habitual drunk
enness. li sa 5s +a5
The japanese mermaid, as might be supposed,
turns out humbng A letter from response
bic mercantile house in Canton, says that it was
manufactured from the head Of seal, tie paws
Of apuppy, and the tail Of . fish.
Three children Of Mr.. John Mercer, Of Water
loo, NJ r., died last week Of putrid sore throat,
and the fourth and last child is now suffering
under an attack, even more violent than the
others The father il absent at the West, and
has not yet heard OF the mournful tidings that
await him.
The Massilloni Journal Says that during the
gale Of the esd the gable end Of the Lutheran
church at West Brookfeld, o., was forced In and
the roof carried of. AT the time service was
being held, the congregation Numbering three Or
four hundred. Fifaecn persons were Injured
four having fractured limbs Great excitement
and CONSERVATION prevailed, and The number of
the wounded i considered very Nhall IA view Of
The ciscumstaflccs under which the disaster oc-
Cured #s@esE III Ssss@ I'll sT #s##afss VIII #8
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03

THE CHICAGO ScANDAL.-We give the reports
relative to the case of scandal in Chicago in
which Mrs. Burch, the wife Of prominent Bank
er, and Mr. Stuart prominent Lawyer were
parties This case like every other has two
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-03

A young lady, who bad lived for number
of years in the family Of Rev. j. B. Denhaln,
missionary among the 0nondaga Indians, as an
adopted daughter, recently married copper
colored loyes greatly TO her parents displeasure,
A man named Wagner, at Pckin, in Illinois,
while intoxicated. on Saturday last, beat his wife
to death, Wagner has been arrested and com
mitted to Jail, s - ~
The California correspondent of the New York
Journal Of Commerce says the Delegates to
Charleston from that State win be for Daniel S.
Dickinson irst and for Douglas not q all
The Louisville Courier relates an instance Of
meanness, on the part Of resident Of that city,
which, We think, can hardly be equaled. lie sold
one Of his slaves, 8 few days since, for a large
sum Of money The black requested his old
master to bring his clothes from bis late home ~
He complied, but charged him trsntype cent? for
doing H.
Srppxs DEATH Al CHURcn--A ninety year old
man. named Gittcre, fell dead from his seat in
the 81. Louis Church, during the morning service
4 last Sunday. His age sufficiently accounts fo.'
his sudden decease. q
The Niliedgeville, Georgia Convention, to
i second Wednesday &C March. Al usual, two
rival interests are m the field, fayoring MesSrA
4 Cobb and Stephens for the Presidency. s
Of Naxxiui h told ths romantic story that In
eariv life ha loved . beautiful countrywoman,
vho vas torn from him BY the Church, and
lplaccd 10 wither in . convent. He then conse'
.ted his life. through her, nd no other paAsioa
- Ts,,DuasnseA this OF NJ youthi He cOrres
eonIs rish her. siili . they wers youthful
ioyersi II ~. ss .s..=sssa sTs 81 4.
p,.., RrAYx EIrcrIQn.-1he Art STATE cleo
t;cn for 1880 will be Held 10 New Helfpshir,
II q 10 espaud Tuesday Of March. = 60verno
fSnd nncmbess 81 the Btate Legislature ~ 70 p
i, elected. James r. Cate Y tbs Ds@ncsss,c cen
8 1880 - dovesror. and Gov. Goodwin tho "a
/ [srAlisnn 1870. 0oodwiA's majority ~
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