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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

NAs o. IASLc-HE NARRIEs RIcH
n-About year since gentleman in the
Wisconsin became insane, and WAS
- Lanatie Asylum 81 Madison. in that
as WAS physician W profession, and
runensn Of superior cultivation and VI
saly progressing appearance. He was
years old Some dix uceks ago he
i'on The Asylum and wspt 70 Chicago.
saceaptered AZ oil friend, Who loaned
WYE = sslp Il mopey, having NO Suspicion
IaaAMy. With this money be supplied
~ s'sa nav and elegant clothing. aud
sso iof laP0fie, Indiana, q thrifty village on
..s q the Michigan Southern Railroad. He
lso Iaere loug enough 70 win the affections
,oIs and wealthy widow, ai.d was married
- psf'as The brief courtship be exhibitde
- " lunAcy, but shortly after his marriage
4'lsaeed CONDUCTING himself in . manner
Hafued and shocked his wife aud her
'g ether mad fanoies he believed be was
and insisted upon crawling around on
snd lsst bieating In . most absurd
he would then fancy himself rattle.
- .aae fransic sessnpts 70 bite nam-
- Acsschold Tbs unhappy lads, q
sea 90 sish watching him and endeav.
h. Nssese bio reason, made preparations q
" Asylum at lndianapoiie. Dot q
49,! Ne case insanity had sharpened biz
= adfOisly escaped. We ns1t bear d
sssss, n. r., where hc actaally par
ssask Of buildings. The nscsseary. Ra
-. - out, ard = wds'to Oh de max
money. He was 70 pay an out
- lcs the propissy. and d i MD -
u.,l whom be made The bargain chuck
Z over the propitioD winds that hst
- prC6table and fresh . subject -
~ ~ ~ more cf him. 3he lunatic start
~ Buffalo - barRaipeA for b
aAcent IF chm, 10 - delivered n Ney
4 - thsn proceeded 70 ClsvelanA HI
AN' . ~ veek, and endesvOred 70 nego
leasing re property On Kinsman stsevt. b.
b -. ehaardly hat TIE parties with whou
i. ews refused 20 treat With him.
vi - friands, and particularly p
SA - snsin (fos he he's wife and ",
~, ssss 6este), were @Akisg every eees
~ - NAessAtbpps. 3hsS tsated ~
- - iron 'tbsss " shis 'clsy. ~
- sed here On Saturday 'mornpng hsl
N.s - Jsnatic had Ieft % ne pr
-. 81 tsatn Gos ths WesG. He Sellove
~ asniag. A. 1elsdo - lsasNs
~ sona Yest On ~ lltohi0aa eeuoAss
Nm sNesti1gly ssaAous1 ~ esasvt
-. = 'ssnd "a esPssAsd ~. - - =
- ~ :. - In his ,abid a. ! ~ words veal
S,ss sasostsnats Gam1 true condition.
49,. .ass Wy ahersa prspssIltssA .
eat e11s II meoey - tg0osfTy ~
~, bHf y vssIl ~ = iaae ll
2~9 : D1lIR = ~ = n1ot 60
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13
aANFORDIS lan m
~ Las Family l@ t.s@
v CATH An TIC PILLS

#- IA W. COMPOUNDED PROM i44i mMHf
Ars pegetdb9s E11N0c1s, asd ~ - - Ia1Aaa
C4SES, Air Tight and sciA keep q aas s,kirnss, -
Tho FAMILY CATaAafIc - PuLa Il ( s.nnir. -. =.
dive Ostharte which The - pYcrritcr has scT = ~
practice thu TWEEN b. ~ eeara Ne M 49, ~ a
The constantly ncreas- Inn SsYnend eoru, -. -
have Icing used the PILLS - and he satisfacs;on hcn
~ express In regard to - their M 10 n,lneeA ~
70 plAce then Witkip ne Q reaeh n All
Tie ProfeasiOn well ,hnDv thef Aim.v>ce n.
thaEsics act different y DcFtions N ehs hos~i.
fhe FAMILY Ca fHARTfC PIiI 70 rv,s
due reference this wen - eeeabrnsl 90 49, -.
ROueae0 Hom variety = Of The puFea vegefahte
.sss.ss, Nncn ~ e0ke r. On every pa0 OF the aN-
msasAry canal and are - Good and eals IN IN cnaee
wnss1 Oosnassle bnsed. - ~, sneh DDRANGR.
MENT6 u Tie GronAcu. q aEnrprurne par. \. -
oAcK and LOla, CosrIvA. HRna pAIu ana ao.sur.a
vvsh - waols s0DI, - nom sudden cold, which
tsqaenty, neefected, y end In long course m ~
yer, Loso % ARP1ri1n, . - cnssYtne epvaA1IoN o.
GOLD ovsA TEE o0Dr. nssfL sasxnas anAD Acsr
or wRfoRr II TEE HEAD p all MI AnnArorv & ~
sAsks, woshs 70 cnl. - DHRS or DrlrS, RHDrHA.
tsh, great ecaiFsa q tbr DloOD aDd taaMy d..
sases " wnach nesh y a hesr TOO numrao0s meD.
tion 10 this advertise. mrns DOSE e.
PRICES Dives.
TEE LIv9R iNvlaORArOR AND FAMILY CATnAR.
TIC PILLS ere recalled By DrueAs aenssnly ana -
wholtsals BY The Trade In al TIA laaH< towna
q Z. ". SANFORD, NJ b..
AAAsfncsassr and Proprsssss
30 AvOaiGay, Nssc lork. 'Ss n 1.. y
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KDaIM1 fnv BAHpoOhEsr GiRLS.-A distin-
guished candidate for IN Office of high trust In .
certain State, Who 10 "up 70 thing or two ana
has keen appreciation Of live beauty, when
about to Get on ON an electioneerng tour recent
ly, said 10 his wife, who Was to accompany him
for prudential reasons: ' sf&I
NY dear, inasmuch a. this election 10 complf
Gated, and the canvass viii be close, am anx-
ious 70 leave nothing undone that would pro
mote my popularity, and % have Thought i
wosld be . good plan for me to kiss number u
tho handsonest gisls in every place where +! may
be heDorsd with . public reception. Don't you
shisk that would be . good ideas"
Capital" exclaimed the devoted wife, land
70 make year election . sure thing, while yos
are kissing the hAnasomest girls, I win kiss ~
equal nsmkss Of the han4somest young menls
The distinguished candidate, We believe. has
mot since referred TO this pleasing means q
popularity. ~ - eF F
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NOTICE TO SAPHEADS AND

Whosoever permits his Mother In Law 10 live with him
more than ~ day at Siege, the hiock that
respect, and should be valued Ounce by ellivcnt
and discriminating society Written BY an experienced
fTien0 Of n ankind. I-.- ncfil. x9f
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Oaeitutional andThe Louisiana Democrat
Aag var On De Hon. Pierre Soule, on the
~ be has put forth, 10 several recent
~ he same doctrine which Mr.. Helper
icfstely Illustrated IN his famous book. -
paE Rom report Of speech At Alexan-
Il:
rssumed that be was addressing two
y q usn-those who are slayeholders and
vhS AZ NOT Shareholders. He desired 70
II sns oae Of the former designed aban-
~ sAes hcA plants lions and genial climate
earring taeir slaves into the waste Terrific
" fttr vere such they could 70 into New
y sad Utah. Az 70 the latter, who owned
sves he desired 70 know what interest they
" question whether slavery were permit.
q INTO the Territories or mot. He illus
ne hlseneas OF the clamor (as be alleged
" Southern racn Cor the right touching
pcFrty, By an anecdote Of Judge Porter'a
ssav sAs sccosted in the Harrison cam
rsn lrishman Who deplored the ruin In
y South vas 70 be overwhelmed What'l
aassfs said the Judge. oh, replied Pat
ss going 70 elect Gen. Harrison Presidert
khsa AbOlitionisf, and win take away oul
HOs many have you gots asked Ii,
None, replied Pat. Well, have NOR
sasadrsd, added Judge Porter. and il
10 him, l think, Pat, you can afford TO d
". And this. said NJ. Souie, ia the con
q the Pats Of the present day."
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pemciosn. made ~ Rresic ~. IN. c..s;... !
- &c s.mnle n th;s oece 80 eI ~.
A painful tragedy occurred n ~ reaiae.sro
II. Enoch GriGiths, M. 2al West Thirty-sixsl
streee, on Sunday. The principal IN the AFFAIR.
goang woman named Jcesphine Clifton LYON
va obliged 70 le-ya hss faiherss roof in conse
Qn1nne Of The efforts Of he htter 20 make he,
lead life of shame. Ssissd With The idea that
her father veuld discover her vhereabouta and
take her home, she determined TO commit sui.
eide rather thao Dubmie 20 such treotmcnkS 40.
coedngly, ON Sunday evening she procured .
revolver and shot herself through the cheat. in.
nlcs'nS = mortal wound The injured woman
w snse last evening wnen our reporter called
y sne scene OF tne trefedy, bat ths physicians
~ a, = nave NO nopes OF ner recovery
IN. l. nerald. yet. =. gs.-s.,,.e.s. ,y,
s1ufILATkD Bits -Nuttlated bank notes ar
saaking their appearance. The process by which
the matilating Is done i This: A. person takes,
say . one dollar nots, tears on the, ends. and
pastes higher denomination there; he then
takes the letters showing the denomination Of
the bill, which he extracts. When this 10 done,
be bountifully besmears the bill with dust, dirt,
Ink, &c, making il look like m old, well worn
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- lhstkAiNNfu1L 49,
I Y Cnninsss - Oh - soafs ~
- sslvse vss1f9p evse hgeQrne - -
go - - &sA&sakS C -
- II ssli ssssessd SOCK x Asssy rsak
49, pusslnsod : Nsw TEXT ~, -.
- = o.. ~ - ~, vtlf ~
~ Erusesa psisss; 80. great variety b
- 0osds, . usasrshirts and dssvse4
..-'sal 3sfI XXI 3aAH a8 In
l<rsn A. KAlsxs 1 CO.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

How Cov1Ee CANE 80 % CsgD.-It 10 some
what singular 70 trace the manner u which aroes
tho use Of the common beverage Of coffee, with
out which few persons, u any half or wholly
civilized country in the world, now make break
fast AZ the time Columbus discovered Ameri-
Ca, Il had sever been known or uasd. It only
grew in Arabia and Upper Ethiopia The dis
covery Of its use - beverage 10 ascribed to
the sSpeTiOr Of monastery in Arabia, vhe, de-
sirous Of preventing The monks from sleeping
at their nocturnal services, made them drink the
infusion Of cofBse, upon the report Of the shep-
herds who observed that their Aocks were more
lively after brousing ON ths fruit Of that plant
Its reputation spread through the adjacent
countries and In about two hundred yeAfS Il
had reached Psria A single plant brought
therein l7l4, became the parent stock Of al
French cofEse plantations in the West IndieA-
The Dutch inseodacsd il into Java and the East
Indies, and she Frsnch and Spanish al over
South A6serica and the West Indies The ex-
tent Of the consumption can now hardly be rea-
Used. The United States alone annually con-
aume it g the cost on its landing, Of from If
teen 70 sixteen millions If dollars. ise@ S@zes
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A locomotive on the Harlem Railroad came in
collision with wagon few days ago, and killed
: man in che wagon. The Gag man was absent
from the crossing ct which the accident happen
ed, and IL turns out ON investigation that he was
NOS oaly Gag man, but also postmaster, ticket
man, and vas required 70 attend 70 two depots
and 70 furnish water to the engine. Was Il
not very remarkable, asks the Providence
journal, that be was not II HE post when the
train passedl rees zrr,
LrxcoLs AND louoL4a IA Richmond cores
pondent Of the New York World states that the
reported coalition between Lincoln and Doug.
IL u paraded With come injurious effect TO the
Little Giant and unlcss II receives IN emphat-
10 denial, ssrioss drawback 70 hispsospects In
doubt this singular rumor receives color from
the fact that the Douglasits orators and organs
are svepyuheee directing % large share a
theie efforts against Breckenridge and his nartY.
"a are avowsdly "half xaYs ID De road q
Ranublicsaisn. we have indeed no doubt that
xcySap1a eeahe fs4fhds Of Douglas In the North,
1870 The uttsr impoesibility Of bis election,
vill nuietly yete Tor lincoln We expect % ~
lDou1ias hiuAeeM sustaining the Administrati6ii
oftSs latter, 10 agalgE " aoash1sn assallantd
he ID, IN tAek papd0sd y that ceurn ~ NJ
Norfolk spssch. h.4 49,
Tom Cosvip, 10 III speech q ColvmhuA. sa,a
.Dsnes.sss 'sSiok Washing,on aid not under
stsod jAs genesis Of tie Vhiaes ard blAcks.-
when hs wrote that letter expressing ~ hops
tiatslavery might soon disaneeaF Qqt ~ sAe eNd
~ didn't knov whst hs w about, The Orea'
tor Nod 1 ns4vato undesslanding With Adam
ehe9 y 81 hin aArlfl ftOn the Garden, ttIllnl
him ehasla sorrow ~ should est ahs bread earn
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

You've LADIES, Cur THIS OUT AND Pin IT IN
YoUR bonnETs mo young woman ought to
feel herself qualified 70 become wife until she
10 sure sh4 understands how 70 do the most that
can b doas with her husbands money. The
management Of household 10 mot thing to be
properly and safely intrusted 70 hfreling hands.
A servant 10 . broken reed for the head of .
family to lean upon There 10 thousand little
Ways in which money must be expended, in which
real shrcwdness and enterprises are requisite in
order to use It to the hest advantage; and there
are thousand other ways Of saving money, open
only to those who have studied Alright the art Of
economy. The Turkish proverb has it, that .
prudent woman 10 . mine II jewela, and, like
many other oriental sayings, this 10 beautiful for
the truth it embodiea A wasteful housekeeper
not only actually robs those for whom she un-
dertakes to manage, Of the comforts it is her
duty to provide Tor them, but keeps her husband
over head and ears in debt, and makes the do
lnestic life of poor man continual series Of
experiments in shining it from one day 70 the
next; in keeping the stomach full though the
purse be empty"
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= AfrENPr1D. nGlARY.--On TuesdAy Last .
man by the name Of John Campbell was brought
before justice. charged with burglary aud a.
sault with intent 70 kill i appears from evil
dence that the previous night he was trying to
awakened some Of the family, and be was pur-
ssed by MIR. Ludia, when Campbell turned upon
him and fred pistol. The neighbors hearing
the report, gathered in. Campbell coming up
and making some inquiries, being stranger and
unable TO give satisfactory account of himself.
Vas suspicioned and arrested. He was bound
over in the sum Of 1aOO-[ Musoasine Messen-
ger. @
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-10-13

The Intelligencer, Of Atlansa, 0easgia, mod
estly susgests ths follewiae psdrpanss in case
Lincoln is elected:
On The idss 81 November nsxt, when Jupi-
Ter hurls his angry liehsuing dong ths wires
I'D announces the sleesion 0f Lincoln, let the
scsthern Senators, ard the Southern people at
once declared the fact, for il will then be .
facf. that John @. Breckinridge 10 chosen the
first Prcsident Of the Southern Confederacy.-
Let lin select his cabinet of Southern men at
eaee let him establish hia government the
6snatoss and Representatives Of the South are
already cheean for the time bsing let an hon
ct declaration Of the causes that have led to
the separation be put forth 70 the world; let
the South hold the North 40 she holds the rest
of n,ankind-enemies in war, in peace friends. /"
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A CoLoR1D NAN KNsenrRD DY QUEEN Vlcro-
RIA.-The Queen Of England has conferred the
honor Of Knighthood upon Edward Jordon, Of
Kingston, Jamaica, . colosed man. the sou Of .
man who kept sweetmeat and pickle store
Through long life he has been consistent cd
vocate Of the rights Of the African. an active
supporter Of the emancipation movement and
more recently . useful Representative Of the
people in the Legislative Assembly Of the Island.
Sir Edward JOrd0n 10 now Premier Of Jamaica
and Presidsnt Of the Privy Council
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EARM FOR SALE OF ana ACRES.

Known - the late residence or Daniel Long dtua.
I'D u Hes north o. tins place and mes frma Burng
ton - acgvs under fepce tincluling paseure) rDoA
Dwelling house, large frame harm, orchard vellp Ae
Timber and prairie Joins each other nh good ssock wafer
% The premises. and Win b. d<rhie suason for stock
rnisng. WIN epld all Together b, lee quantity -
sired WIN sel timber iAnd W lots 70 nais parshassxs
Title UNDERSTANDABLE
FERNS low ruth the times Enquire 81 W. D. McCAsA
d nuriinGtoa - essAs unabridged ~ This plao<.
J. X. SCOTT, RyeealeR.
Middl<town. nes MciD ~. Iowa. sept. ~. lSGv.
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lands CREAM ALE!s
DEPOT AND .AGESCYAT
suRlINGfoN.

No. 81, Water g., rk.
WI M 4w I
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Ot COuetD uAu uTrISeU tueFe, Of1n0c0 "0lntAfy
objects" forwarded from Rome. These objects
were suspected to be valuables, belonging TO An
Ionelli and others Of the Roman Court, meant
for shipment to Trieste. Such distrust of French
promised protection within the walls Of the
Eternal City involves insult a. well ~ ingra,i-
ude.
The Syracuse Courier gives an account Of an
interesting reunion Of family aftera separation
of nearly half century. On the 5th instant, by
special arrangement all the brothers and sisters
Of Judge Skinner, eight in number, altogether,
with seven Of their partners, and many of their
children with little sprinkling Of grandchildren
mailing from Eve different States IN the Union,
assembled At his residence ut Union Square, O..
wego county, after separation Of oyer 4s yeara
All we're In the e9ioymeAt o. good health, sAvs
one. The faMily 0ohsists Of eight brothers and
one sister. the Youngest Of whom ID % yean q
ags, and she oldest In bic 70sh year; united age,
amounted to Sbs years. sas3 14L
On one Of the transparenc;cs bespe at Re
publican meeting ia Norwich, Conn, recently
| vas this inscription; lsS,E
tell tn ID give three cheers when the car,
start Is A. Douglaa"
That vas the remark Of the Little Giant a. b,
when he 1els Norwich. Comment il useless
Tvs LlssRAyos or Italy At sne WAss-Tup
l-GesihAldf waSlscs bib own shifts uisn occasios
requirea After he battls Of Ms,asso. Ap1ip1
hiA ahirt dirty and sOiled frsm his pegssnaI 3{se
gles. be took II "a Eaahed y II d. brook hass
", end hung y up % tkel haahea, ato his luDel
az btsad, f!uig and Wafer, snoksd ~ cigar bare
bAchs .nd 9fspt n tho.ghb ~ apparsatl.
h he 6sld o. bivouac. sharipe dsrerp ~ M
ahin v1fh m hn.nhleak ~ ~ fc3in;-~.. ~
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.Ea1ili asAAfa.l 1850 aaaA aa4Aa diAaAl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-15
False Charges of the Opposition Against
mr. RreckinrIdge

The Kentucky Salesman, published at Lexington,
the home of BREokNRIDGE, thus, by authority dis
poses of the charges made against Mr.. BREcKN-
RIDGE.
The charges of the Opposition against Mr.. Brock
inrdoe are some of them SO absurd and VIGOROUSLY
false we had been disincIined to dignity them with
serious contradiction. But letters received from
friends in distant States advise that his enemies
in the absence of all just ground of attack, are
making these calumnies their capital stock In trade
and indeed asserting them earnestly as TO deoand
authoritative DENIAL We propose, therefore to no
tee them seriatim, and give them, by the highest
possible authority, unqualified contradiction.
1t is charged that Mr.. Breckenridge was an Eman-
pationist in l649. That is utterly false. he was
not an Emancipationist in lS49, or at other ume
He was the proslaYery candidate for the Legisla-
ture in l849 and voted against the emancipation
candidate for the State Convention.
| It is charged that Mr.. Breckenridge united In
petition for the pardon of old John Brown. There
is not the slightest pretext for this falsehood Mr..
Breckenridge never dreamed of such thing.
1t charged that Mr.. Breckenridge supported Gen.
TAYLOR against Gen. Cass in lS4S This is false He
canvassed a portion of Kentucky for Gen. Cass,
supported him warmly and actively, and being on
a hunting excursion on the day of election paired
off with several Taylor men in the party. The
ground of this allegation is that at public meeting
before Gen Taylor had identified himself with the
Wing party, Mr.. Breckenridge in common with
other prominent Democrats of Lexington, concurred
in recommending him to the Presidency. So soon
however, as Gen. Taylor became the nominee of the
| Wing party, and Gen. Cass was nominated by the
Democratic party, Mr.. Breckenridge entered actively
and efficiently into the service of Cass. He return
ed from Mexico in time to do some active service
| and did t.well.
1t is charged that Mr. Breckenridge is not slave
holder We do not appreciate the force of the argu
| ment which would elicit from that fact if true
conclusion prejudicial to him. But it is untrue
He does own several slaves.
1t is charged that Mr.. Breckenridge has his taru
| TILED with white hirelings. How ridiculous ano
absurd is such ground of attack Mr.. Breekln
ridge we regret to say, owns no farm, and has nc
other employees in his service than negro slaves