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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-22
Waterloo 4oscn ste.

Waterloo IoaCn ste.
Block 1, lots 80 132 1856 1873 40; blk
g, lots I27 to Isl inclusive, 1873 to 1877 in
elusive, l39 40; block 8, lots 127 to 13e
inclusive, l34 to I4O inclusive; block lots
127 I29 13l 1873 I35 I39 254 256 26o 1854
2G6 268 go ere 274 276 27S $50; block
S, lots 954 e55 s56 a57 $50 262 263 264
265 966 268 269 go 272 273 375 276
278 2T9 $50; block 6. lots 128 $50 132
l34 1876 1873 a5b 257 261 1858 269 273
277 279; block 7, lots 1913 to 1877 inclusive
l39 40; block 8, lots 1873 129 80 I32
1873 1874 136 138 139 $40; block 9, lots l13
to I26 inclusive; block 10, lots 1S TO 1l6
inclusive, II9 100 I21 l25 I26; block
eleven, lots ia lie 118 40 l22 124 126
225 231 233 935 337 239 241 943 245 249
25I; block twelve, lots 225 226 227 228
229 23l 23s 233 935 238 $40 24I 245 247
248 250. 25i; block thirteen, lots 10 1913
I25 226 $50 232 236 2o8 $40 242 244 246
z48 252; block fourteen, lots II3 lis 116
l22 124 26; block fifteen, lots 1l4to lit
Inclusive, I2O 122 I23 I25; block sixteen
lots 11z.I16 IIs Ie2 1e4 I96; block sew
entesn, lots IO2 IO8 ITO liz; block eight
cen, lots 50 l0I 1o2 los 107 100 10 1I9;
block nineteen, lots 90 loo I0I log IO4 Io6
los log II0 lie; block twenty, lots SO I03
los Log log Ill eco e02 20s 2I8 92o 22S
224; block twenty zone, lots 10 lie 1877
soI 2O7 aO9 Eli els els 2I9 223; block
twenty-five, lots 100 I0I log los to II2 IN
elusive: block fwenty-three, lots log los
To4 los Io7 Ito lie; block twenty four.
lots IS g. 80 81 50 81 81; block twenty.
FIVE, lots So 80 90-9I % 10 SO inclusive;
block twenty-six. lots Sc 80 SO 81 90 I73I
TT I79 I2I leg I85 1877 I9I 1875; block
twenty-sevsn, lots no I72 IT'S ia I76 1T
I79 IeG I82 I83 I84 1877 to I94 inclusive.
I96: LICK 9senty-eight, lots IS 81 80 81
SO I76s Tee IS4 eIe6 I83 100 I94 1861
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Gmporis Netps..
RATES or ApvERTIsINa.

First insertion, per line, ten cents; eaeh subse-
lGent insertion, five cents; one dollar line, per
ihhaa. one-fourth column three months, $40;
AK mOaths, SIT: me year, $50. Ons-half eoluxna
ehree months, $l7; six months, $50; enc year, $50
All transient and foreign advertissmsnts must be
accompanied by the cash, TO insure insertion.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-22
JOE PRTNrrNa

JOB PRINTING
OF oil kinds. such as Cards, Circulars, Ball Tisk-
cts, Handbllls, Posters, dc, executed in The err
best style. and on liberal terms.
G Blanks of all kinds constantly on hand
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST
OF Breckenridge County, for the year
n 1919 zisE

NOTICE is hereby given that I will sell, at
IN public auction, at my Office in the Post Office
building, Emporin, the first Tuesday of Octo-
Der, and next succeeding days, SO much of each
tract of land town lot, described in the follow
ing list, as may be necessary to pay the taxes,
penalty and charges thereon for the year 1859.
Z. W. STEVENSON,
County Treasurer
By ]. r. SWALLOW, Deputy.
Dated Sept. 3, 1860.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-22
Enaporia Steam Mil.
= rsRELr. pR0PRIET0Rg

usHE proprietors Of this mill woald esnoa9ee
70 Tie bubble that they are prepared 70 fur-
-;.h T,,saf..r Of an kids and in eHy qnanEEyto
ordey On fair cash terms and are Alao prepared 70
a. ca sner on shares or for cash. Our mil issin
cod running condition, and Of The best n Ahe
TerTitory. We haze also Lath Mil attached,
and can furnish Lath 70 order. a
ALSO an excellent pair Of Burrs for grindingcorn
s We can safely guarantee aafisfsctioH - ali vho
patronize rs, and solicit the public patEonage.
> BRITToN 4 ISBEIL
Emporia. May 3. SGD Asy
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1.-THE ALHAMBRA"

Eating Saloon. I
1O% COMMERCIAL STREET, EMPoEIA,
is1s1 Kansas This Saloon has just been
opened, Is well furnished, and viii be Kept Ia tie
best style s11s
Oysters, Sardinss, Lobsters,
CLANS, Peaches, Strawberries. Fruits and Cigars
of the best brands.
shall spare no effort to please, and hope TO re-
eeive the patronage OF my friends and the pubic
generally. GEORGE B. COOPER.
Empofia, Sept 8. 1850.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28

n - .e~av.s-..-e.A -. e...on. vhich 4 no,
bsiasf1 I'D Il Watsh MN, 0Cona. )has ben Gre
~ dnea. - taEqss (whieh = boass nc
eacney - - ae4 80 1eet nagn) = @x na'l i
dsesank IT, uesss .aos snas 80 80 !. u. 49,
- VIM - sscs g 80 ceasss oa ~
! ~ ea1e - !. saveasea u 49,. n. Y
&no9e lsaeG Y esee Oss sWs.ve Ro1nes
powder % eaea ano&-tNsu Lo0o0A 90.
Law AND MCsmR-1he dlanef . MF. 0sosS
J wilkes, at ~ ASece Mouss, New York, The othe
day, aivea him in homer ofths part y had takfl
In lie min between Heenan and Sayefs. wapse
sidea ovce by o. ex-Judge Ton Hyef wastoast
"a q 90 sswho, like oaf own eagle, dumberi
lamid ~ ho1ly Of ineects careless q what \
IpoaBinR. until touched On Sons S0ee opo4, Wien
be aaps his win9s, scssama, and acattefs them q
a. v{naas MA hrilkant sentiment was sre.
IspCaded - BY Ton MysR and ysdgs Welsh, Josnt
iH!' fhe follies u the kNGiish, y their mad -
taa1fatSoM q . maa whe makes bsui1nG pr0tes-
800, arV likely % b ecapsed " our own cosnssy
ii Hr~~,ro R,.,s. NJ, 4 M.rxevir1e fC.l1
nan..r IN. dS.c-;a,.. hrmmfn~ hir3,a nesf II
the garden Of William Hawley, in that town:
The nest contained two Of their young. II
y about The sixe Of black walnut, Of . very
6ne texture, almost white, mpch Resembling
| wooden cloth, and firmly bound 10 the twig of
peach tree, within three feet Of the ground. The
young birds are not much larger than grains Of
co0ee, and present 1 very singular appearauce'
coir - $1,000 ~. ssls -. $3.50 ..;n - -.
III Postparsssrs I. ~. S;s.S... 49,.
o,ciel drtics MI III shs.. - S 49,
S. nv stro,~ s,sr ~ 49, 4. -a.,iS !. -.
saving % the Government, IL the slase States
should put stop 10 the poss-ollce operations IN
that region for during the Inst nineteen yearsthe
cost has exceeded the income of the Post Office
Department in the slave States Ss7. OOO. 600.
while IN The free States The income has exceeded
the expense some q, 600 COO II the 6re-eaters
want 70 dispense with the mails, il is to be hoped
President Lincoln will act upon the mon inter
vention doctrine in that matter, and thereby
~ ~ zpcno'tores' ana gfasiy our brethren
80 SCUM
The Pemberton Mill, ct Lawrence, will soon
oe completed Itisto be one story higher than
before. y will manufacture cotton and wooden
goods and employ one thousand hands. We
trust that the awful lesson taught BY the late dis.
s''eF va nos Oe loss upon me present builders.
Some year, aeo the Rev. NJ. Kidwell wae
preaching 70 large audience in wild part Of
Illinois, and announced for his text: "In INV
fathers house are many n,ansions" He had only
time to repeat the words when an old Kentuckian
stood up aud exclaimed, "That's lie know
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28

Inc political skies are beginning TO emit light.
ming. and to send out rolls Of thunder. The Re-
publicans are most active and confident They
have received an important accession in the city
Of New York, Of large class Of Conservative
who have hitherto either stood aoof, or attach. 4
themselves to third party with no other result
than to cmbarrass the main fight The fortunes
OF Douglas are dropping, with the occasional re-
lief OF . few local shouts, which sound like Chi
nese crackers in barrel, when compared with
the old guns Of Tammany Han. The Breckin.
ridge party appears to be gradually organizing,
with prospects Of showing fair front in the
great struggle. The Bell and Everett party is
unheard, unfelt and unreen.-[The Century
During the .hot term" there are numerous
cases Of sun stroke every day At New Orleans
On the 18th inst, eleven persons died from this
cause
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28

ANOTHER HoRaIsLx MrRDER-SEourL 70 TIE
HAMPTON TsAGEDy.-It will be remembered that
We gave brief account q few days since Of the
killing Of one Squire Kin'ey At NeoN. Orange
County, by two brothers named Hampton. Que
Of the brothers, GeQrGe, vas arrested immediate
y after the tragedy was enacted, and subsequent
" admitted TO bail. John, the other brother.
made his escape, but was caught twelve lniles
above Greencassie, ON Tuesday last. When
George heard Of the arrest OF hia kra.ees, he
thst IL was thraush hsr instrumentali,y thst his
brother Iohn had fallen into the clutches Of the
lsw.-[Ncw Albahy And.) Tribune.
james Buchanan Cross the very geNtlemanly
and d'.s,sg''e iorger VINO kera AZ mistress and
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28
u., f,,rrett Davis, ii I letter to (eor.

q. Hon Garrett Davis, Ii letter to George
, p,.o,ice, sxcasiag himself from attending .
IN ? ,d6casioh Meeting n Louisville, hes he
.n..;,e for line personal sketch Of he Demo.
mix candidate:
~, Breckinridge II gentlenan Of good
~. n 6ne manners, and Of easy and grace
49, ss.,.sssioa. His habits are indolent and his
- ..';.-esse and thoaghts superficial He IL
y, e.u,;ous and scl6sh, and yet fns boon
...sauion." sn,. s-s.ss
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28

Il u . common observation that there are
more sufferers from debility, among Americans than
Be found among any other civsed nation The reason 10
obvoaa We take too little exercise and forget the
on the body 70 the absorbing pursults Of huness In all
acn cases ordinary medicines DO little good. What IL
required 70 just such tonic and Dr. j. Hos
settsr has given % the wo,d In hs CELEBRATED "BIT-
TIERS" The weak and denlzen OF the counting.
house. the exhausted toer upon the shop board and the
pros.rated student Of the midnight lamp have found
wonderful resensrasor in the BITTERs and prefer 10
more pretentious, but lcss enicacous medicines But
should not be forgotten that the agent which b 70 magical
In it, inuen upon frame which merely debilitated
equally powerful I'm aaing nature expel the most
terrible forms Of disease. Who viii give tralf
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
@-See advertisement In another column
jamQ,hnYm
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28

Runsaucros. rsiaay !. 4. July 29th

BUnanof0n, fEany = =, July 3Jth.
- weather oonsinees very warn, IL shes
lnoaaetervarying iron, 70 70 So n Ne shada
-, Iiver = I'm falliag viii % incAes q vats
- - lsssr ap,ds.
III Wheaa aad Fioss tAMo b - change aayel
Receipts ofSping wheat llsAt Csrneostinss
unchaaesd, and little arriving. H receipts !,
CAicagA yesterday. wers = - baahsls, ~
sAlpusnts ~. 81 buaAelA Clsslag psicsthsFt
wefe 4S@43ac for No I.
Co.. has advanced . l4}d1lS}c.
Potatoes have fallsa . = eta ~ basAel
Htdes have lAllen cent pss d.
Whisky has advanced % ls019c, ana sssady.
eUGAR-S0s}c- cr1shed, II; refined uhita
l13c Clarified lOA 1apis Sssar, lot0iae
COEFEE-l4}0ls}.
A0LAssEs p ~ bbl, Reboiled, 70; syr.
NJ 46@5O; kegA ~ 30.
NAILS-AaL, Is SO@3 u.
RICE 6a@6c. @
FRUm-Raiins. prime, - ~
BROOAS-e3 O0@3 IS per dozen.
fLOUR-Steady. Spring wheat wholesale,
g; retail % 20 uintes, q wholesale; ~ 80 re-
WHEAT--7o@7Sc for Spring. Winter d 90
OF, l0-Sood bringing ontsiae figure.
CORN-Ranges from 81 % g for mixed 70
prime yellow.
BEiNs-sl % per bush.
P0TATOES 25c per hush.
OATS-SOc.
BUTTER-s@lOc.
EGGS-6c.
ONIONS-4Oc.
HAY-Timothy, $7@&s.
!. WOODS 5Ot@&S 90.
HIDES-Green, &C.; Dry Flint ll@lac,:
Green Sailed 6@7c, and dull.
WHISKEY-lO@22c-h
CHICKENS-$l OO0l 10 per dosen.
LARD-l0@llc. per b in bulk.
DRIED APPLES s@s}c per =.
TIMOTHY SEED-tl 6O@$l Is per bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-SO@4 q
bUshel.
CORN HEAL-35a4Oc per bu
BACON-Hams9@lO loo; shoulders &c; sides lOc.
RAGS-2c per n.
EXCHANGE-New York, Specie Curry II
St Louis, u
Chicago 60 I
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28

A very singular accident, ar"tomically consid
cred, occnrredlately in Otsego county. N. Y. A
little child, five six years old, while at play,
fell in such manner as to strike the larynx, or
upper part Of the windpipe. upon the angular
edge Of the rocker of small chair, with such
force as to break through the larynx, though the
skin was not wounded, and although she did not
at first seem much hurt, she began to cry, the
air came rushing out with fearful rapidity, and
as there was no external opening, it passed into
the cellular texture, and was DR. ven out under the
skin, obliterating ever, natural feature Of her
countenance, closing her eyes, clevating the
scalp, and then passing down, nearly surrounded
the chest and upper abdominal integuments. Re-
lief, however, was eventually Afforded by physi-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28

Chicago, July %.
Flour quiet and tending downward; $5. l2} for
choice spring; extra $5.25 for red winter.
Grain-Market moderately active; spring
wheat firm but winter irregular and dropping !:
sales OF spring include cars No 2 at aOc in
store, and do. No. at -; 5 cars rejected at
re, buyers offering only 20 at the close: sales
Of winter include 1000 bu No. rcd early at
81 90 in store; later a few parcels at s9a99lc !;
1000 Blu NJ. 1t 9oc; later II cars do al y4c by
sample.
Corn in request at previous inside prices; No.
1t 4S4c in store; 1900 blu ut 43c; IA, 600 bu
NO. 2, mostly short receipts at 42c
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VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND

y increasng the quantity IL Se and vier N cvryv -.
me enable nature 10 make incredible EFFORTS ies
q disease before organic deserssctn ins
thus that In very short space time they care cols
coughs rheumatism fafnlenre pains In the ssouaacA
cnol'c and nervous disordcrs n all for4ns Mn h<r
male complaints and The .unerigs Of c,f.elr,I yon,h
FOR sale BY Dr. W. b. MOrrAT, propsirsor. as Broad.
way, New York, and BY all DuaEiAs. ncyjbp,v
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28

.pWe led calls ysseefday lion two esalIe.
- subsesiAiag 81 - sHask-Eys, A.
Rant psarta. - fsoa she Atiaaac snd
49, iron he Paeias Coass NJ. Saieh
Maine sua Nr. Well iron Oregon.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28
DR.. JOHN Dull1
king OF PAIN KILLERS

rs nsw AMERICAN REMEDY. -
! - e6sc11al ard spssdy cnre 1uF CH0LERI. 4
CHOLERA AORBUA RHEulQATTn1fs
GOUT, BOWRL COMPLAINTA DYnP1R.
SlA. SUMMER COMPLAIHTA CRANPal
collie, SORES, CUTS, BURNA 0QALD01
BRUISES. CANCERS, TUNDRA IN Al
ACHE and TOOTHACHE. ~ u seA9 49,
he above Psspszelieas - - ysssnusa g.
Dk JOHN BULLS RsineS1 O6oA lsasy
VIA ".
~ ~ ealy - O. I. sqaises c.. o.
\. -. Cay.
MeCsnn MRgho1, ~
Wheaonnna - noAan Anenta vhsee - - f61nd ~
asek q 6ssgs, nc1eaaSs, Iohes 1snsy Arsah0oAs.
t1ne - 1DlGw:1yW afs8 R
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28
SAPoN1F1ER,
Or, Ooncentratad Potash

AcsS tAos DDu6Is ~. GsvsMGta or Ordfnarv s,s.rs.
Tor naing Soap without lime Win sae treh,s ~ "A
hlng expense The cheapest article ever dscovered ~
we purpose One pound vim make twelve o. ffern ~
ess wM hnd Superior article ~ cleanin9 typa /.
PesSecsy soluble and free fru0 impuSiesee -
cana = = - -
lyp, and sold b. ER 81 RETE ~,
Jaa2hply. IN yAs.I N...1 -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28
One Of the recent poems Of Ger. George p
Norris contains the following animated stanza


Norris contains the following animated stanza !:
Liberty or death!
From the sources of the fountains,
Forests, valleys, plains and mountains,
From the cast, west, south and north,
A mighty host comes rushing forth
Liberty or death!
With that standard streaming Ger us,
Where's the foe but flies before US!
Liberty or death "
Who would suppose from the vigorous senti-
mcnt here expressed that its author was one Of
the slave code Democracy? 1t reads rather like
the utterance Of disciple of John Brown, than
of nm adherent Of Rreckinridgc and Lane
However, the public will easily understand the
seeming Inconsistency, when we tell them that
the liberty Gen. Morris celebrates is for white
men only, and when reduced to its laet express
sion, means nothing more than the freedom To
walIop your own niger undisturbed.-[N. Y.
Tribune.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28
Ayer'sSarsaparilIa

4 ...-......
90 conpouna remedy, ~ wMcn We nave IA
~ sna n can y Msoe: Nn scoIcensfatca extract
s,h..anass = p.;11 - - co s1s with o.ner
= EN- Z. - -. ..:s s - love- =
S.sss.;n ~ : ...s ..s. ~ 'ne . u,:ea
~. 1..ah : s. ; SU. - 49,. osiie -
s s,,as s saa., s. .y -a':. ~ wnO
sI n. uo ~, 0s1~n. cOaP.aanss' aAu tnet oao
wM : WI sccOnP0.n 49, -: cue mu3 prove
oaa;...s 49,. 49,: ~ ~ I.lse -. ~ ~
.-... s'.s .:w y. :. - Ow ooPisss,y 'nl'
; p.l1 49, ~ y = - - - paOven Y $3.50
Of the So 81 = com nj . - = n 1''
ScsoYuIA AND Scno1uLous CoHrIANTs,
n nRurIIoSs y AxD E.cfr M DnAesEs, U n
scAIn Han. SrrTrn ATp Srrnnr.o AZ.
rscrIoss. MracunlAI DnsAss. DaorsY, Nrc-
,.1.a az ss1 II Rs:.
Or 81. ANEHcSrs FI.E, and indeed the whole
class q complaints arising nom IMMUNITY OF
This compound vim be found great pro-
noter Of health. When taksn m the sprine. 10
.-reI - Tcrl 49,. ,sA;ah $500 - ~
s1d :. .h.s .a.. "u ~ ...s ~ ~ 60.
" expulsion Of them many rambling disorders
Il ID & ri. remedy : .ps. ,as@.slv:: ses
scres. Though which the svstsm win strive to
rid itself Of corruptions, ii mot aauisted to do
this through the natural channels Of the body
by an Alternative medicine. Cleanse out tho
vitiated blood whenever you Hnd it, impurities
bursting through the akin in pimples. eruptions.
or sores; cleanse i when yOu find il = OBJ
structed and aluggiAh in the veins; cleanse i
whenever il il fsul, and your feelings win tell
YOU when. Even where NO particular disorder
4 felt, people enjoy better health, ard live
longer. for cleaning ths blood. Keep ths
USs..,,..s - Ee. S;...a.s 49, - -. - -. =.
Pao9ul1 ~ NV ~ y 1o1sA1ssus sa.s1s -" - ~
lasting health. SOONER @ Later s0metmn9
must 60 wrong, and the great machinery 1t
life i disordered or overthrOwu.
Sarsaparilla has, md deserves much, the
reputation. Of accomplishine these ends. But
| the vnrla haa -, e~re1sooslv deee;vsd 10
Pfepafsnons @ - paz!y Deecoss tnS aIOg
alone mas not al tne vuSue shas y eialme0
for IL, but more bccanse many preparations,
pretending 70 Be concentrated extracts q i,
contain but little OF the virtue Of SAz1opW1llA,
During late ycars TIE public have been mis-
1 led by large bottles, pretending to rive Quaat
Of Extract Of sarsaparilla for one dollar. Moss
~. nNe un .Lar ra.,' - -, -
ria. hut oftsn no curative reupert;e. whstsv-
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28

ssRArRn ssfuRenuR

..s ~ w. 49,: - 1890, .,es - 800 !: -
r. 49, 81 sfs1ssk 2. H.. u1kA6 0re esaneo.
T. H. 49, vi1A OAFs ~ 8sskak-as EeeAnh
~ ~ ~ n1snossus 4eoeuk - - Leu
q LA @4s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28
DR. JOHN BULLS
VEcETABLE WORM DESTROYER

sy;i ~. i. ~ H. 49, az Scsis~ 4. 49,.
children to take tho medicine It , pespsEol =
the form Of Candy Drops, and WIN y el10 vi1A
svidity By Children Of an agea II dslA0yD g
cxpels worms moro e6ectaally tAan aaZ Ieme1Y
way Affect Ajazioualy u hsaliA e - ca
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28
SANFORD'S
Family
CAT III Ar TIC PILLS.
COMPOUNDED FROM

Are Vegetable Ertracts, aud mat IN a CLASS
CASES, dir Tight, and aDiu keep IN any icli,u0k,
ING FAMILY CAfHAATiC . FILLS Is genuine hut nc.
i've Uathartic which the proprietor has used in hil
practice more than TWEEN - ty years
The constantly increas- ing demand form these ~An
have long used the PILLS II and the sasfacton vbich
al express In regard To- their use has Induced me
70 place them within the - reach Of all.
the Profession well know that different Ca.
thArfics act different y portions or the bowels
The FAMILY CA. fHARTIC PILL 49, ~
due reference TO this well 81 estabished fact been con-
pounded from variety of the purest Vegetable
Extracts, which oct alike - lon every part Of die an
mentary canal and are - Good and Safe In all cases
where Cathartic II need- - led euch a DERANGF
MENTS Of the STOMACH q lSLRxPfxKsa PAINs ~ -
BACK ana LoRs, C0sTISA-I NESS PAIA and sOREHEsS
0vHR TEE WHOLE BODY, . from sudden cold. which
frequently, neglected q end In long course q ~
yer, lOsS % APPETITE, al - ICRERPMo sRKsArrOS a.
COLD ovkh fHs DODY, ~. lREsTL EssNEss, HE CHE,
OF WRiGhf IN THs HEAD, s laM NFLAMMAroRY DI s.
EAsRs, WORKS In Chill - lpRRN or ADULTS nHErNA
rsN, great PURIFER OIL = the BLOOD and many dis
eases 10 which flesh Isl n heir too numerous 70 men
ton in this ADVERTISED ,menf. DOSE I tag
PRICE DLNEGSs
THE LIVER INvlGORATOR AND FAMILY CATHAR.
TIC PILLS retaied by Druggists generally and sold
Wholesale by the Trade In all tia larse towns.
9. +. w. SANFORD, H. D..
Manufacturer aud Propyietse
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-07-28
WHAT Has Hin Doxr ,-We viii give

WHAT Has HR DOxE I'VE viii give
"pretty thing" to any rampant Douglas
man who win point as to single act Of any con-
sequence performed by Douglas during the ses.
sion Of Congress just closed. Take any question
Of importance to the people, and upon which q
FIRST class statesman ought to occupya firm, open,
unequivocal stand, and show where Douglas has
spoken or voted for or against il. He has kept
mum, with an eye single to the Presidency.
When the Senate Committees were being re-
constructed in such . manner, and for such pur-
pose, that any Senator with spark Of nanliness,
independence or dignity would have been there.
and made himself heard-in other words, when
the Senate was heaping insult and indignity upon
Douglas-where was he! He had the aiesssisy.
When the death Of Broderick was announced
the man who had died fighting Douglas bat
tles-when tributes were to be paid to his menu
DRY, and when Douglas, Of all living men, should
have been there, among the foremost in honor
ing the memory Of the martyr-where was he
He had the diarhpa,
When the bill for the admission of Kansas was
up, where was Douglas, the champion Of Popular
Sovereignty, who had divided the Democratic
party upon the Kansas question. He was
paired off
When the Homestead Bill was to be voted
upon, giving to the poor laboring man free
home, for the use and support Of himself and his
famiIy-where was Douglas? He had a sore
throat!
So We might go on. Whenever a question
was up, on which a Senator might show himself
to be man. OF upon which an issue might be
made before the people, or when his enemies
were handling him and his dogmas without ner.
CT, Douglas was invariably absent-causc, plcu-
risy, diarrh@ea, sore throat, or paired!
No he opened his mouth on one occasion
that was when he introduced his invasion bill,
under the preteMse Of protecting the Slave States
against invasions and Instructions but in reality
to gag free speech in the North, and gain the
smiles Of the Southern lords, who had been
kicking and cutting him for more than q year.
Here Douglas stood up and talked fuently and
enthusiastically, but the effort failed in the effect
for which it was intended. We believe he also
produced a rehash Of his Squat:er Sovereignty
harangues and Magazine essays, but that likewise
fell stillborn to the earth
Such 10 Douglas-calied by way Of burlesquc,
. Statesman" the Little Giant" and 80 forth
whom intelligent people are coolly and impu-
IDENTITY asked to vote for !-(Kansas Chief