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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-08

A DnBlcuLf QUxRY ANBWRR8D.-Can any read
ef tell Why, VIXEN Eve Was manufactured from one
Of Adams rihs hired girl wasn't made ut the
same time TO wait ON her?
We car, easy. Because Adam never came
shining . Eve with ragged Stocking TO be
darned, collar string to b. sewed on, or glove
70 be mended right away quick nowp Because
10 never read The newspaper until the sun got
down behind The palm tFees, and stretched HIM
sslf. yavning ont: "Ain't supper most ready,
my deari" Not he. H made The Gre cd hung
over thestea kettle himself, we'll venture 70 cav.
and pulled the radishes, and peeled the bananas
and did every thing else that be ought He milk
ed the COW and fed the chickens and looked II.
Ger the pigs himsslG He never brought home
half dozen friends 70 dinner when Eve hadn't
any fresh pomegranates, and The mango season
was over. He never stayed ont until eleven
o'clock 70 asdasd meeting, hnrsahing for the
out-and ont candidate, and then scolded because
poor. dear Eve VA ting mp and crying inside
he E1teG 10 be SIRE he acted rather couardly
shout apple oatAering dime, bot then don't depre-
csAts his general helptulneos about the g1edsn.-s
He never played billiards. nor drove fast hoFseas
nor choked En- with cigar smoke. He never
loatsd around corner gRoceEies Wills solitary Eve.
Vas rocking little Gains cradle q home. In short
~ ~ - NJ elpe(gaI(A1 81 for the.
psht6b vxeastne = iana,i "a &1ssnF under
d epe 1NPeeoeIoA tkAs u dlaeRneea . nan 70;
hgEtsn - v15s easss . ljesls. 10. - & s...s..s
In.ss ~ 1paasa tAee I've - not need hir-
e. gifi md ~ wish Il was ~ reasoa none ii
ssf - 1aeap dl6.-L&6 MsseFste
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Ayer'sSafsaparilIa

+ bored % produce the most eFectual alterative
that can be made. Il il concentrated ertract
Of Para Susaparilla, % combined with other
substances Of still greater Alternative power q
70 afford an effective antidote fbr the diseases
Sarsaparilla i repused to cure. Il d believed
that such Q remedy i wanted by those who
/ suffer from Ssrumom complaints, and that one
which will accomplish their cure must prove
Of immense service to this large class Of our
z Afflicted fellow-citizepG How Completely thie
compound win do il hss been proven by exper-
ament On many Of the worst cases to be found
! Of the toHowing complaints:-- silH sins
6cRoSuIA Am 6cAoyunOus CoHrtAn,sa. 7
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DEA1n or PMxTEa.-At South Bend, In
diana, on the 20th inst, Benjamin Swain, aged
81, late Of the lsm Of Scobell + Swain, Of this
city, died of Aea1oefhage of the lungs. Mr..
Swain was literally jossrseyman printer-hsv-
ing been, from choice, = traveller from the CON-
plstion Of his apprenticeship to the day Of his
death. He was born in North Caroline, where
his parents were widely known and respected
Some twelve years since he came to New York,
and was employed % compOsitor in the Office
Of the Tribune, bnt when the frst overland
route to California Waa opened the novelty OF
he travelled over the Rocky Mountains to San
Francisco, where be remained about two years.
Returning to New York, he At once heganA tour
through thu West and South, reaching New Or
leans, having paid his way as printer. some
tifnes at /. the case and sometimes With the pen.
When he again returned to New York, our city
would seem 20 have presented few attractions
for him since he at once took passage for Liver
pool aud commenced the tour Of England and
Sc0tland-in the mean time communicating
tappy descriptive letters to the Printer, Of this
city, ~ WAu asto journals 10 the South and w est
with whose sconductors he had established
pleasant relation< ZONE montha SINCE, Mr.
Swain fetnfned 70 New. York and entered into
business With Nr. Scobell, - aAove,o and CONT
naeA IN the Office until some three weeks since,
when the soourge Of consumption v armed him
70 depart for tha home Of his parents, who
had moved 20 South Bend. He arrived, says q
letter which he wrote the day previous to his
DEATH I" in season 10 vote for Old Aha and died
the best.known journeyman printer, perhaps, in
North Americs.-lN. Y. Tribune.
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TIE RIaHr KIND - NAx-The New York
Tribune speaks Is follows Of one Of the new Dem
ocsasic meiubers Of Congress elected from that
city: f.s - st.
y, 1.-THE member from the Ivth district, M. Ker-
rgan, is certainly marked man. knowing
nothing Of his aDtecederts, save that they are
far more cfeditsblo then thoss Of tbe member
elect from the Hid district, Ne can say that at
the State Convention of Syracuse last year, but
for the daring Of the brave little fellow, that hall
would probably run with blood. Few knew who
he was But ut the mOrnent when Fernando
Wood, surrounded BY his followers, was going
70 give the order to sail i,a,' young Kerrigan
made at him. His face was as pale as marble,
hi. eyes fairly glared He pushed men aside,
until he came within two feet Of Wood, when
be extended his fist, and said: Wood, stop this,
or you are dead man. 1t was stopped, Wood
knew who KerrigAn vas. He knew he was DIES
perate-that he was armed, and would have
shot Wood In his tracks had be moved, and not
stopped the row. He startled the whole Con-
vention. They placed the keeping Of the doors
in his hands, though he vas mot member of
the Conveation. On his return TO the ci:v,
about eleven Of the delegates, including such
men Is Mr.. Sweeny, Mr.. Waterbury, Mr.. Clancy,
Mr.. Savage, Mr. Fowler, and others, presented
young Kefrigan With massive gold watch and
chain. worth $3.50, Inscribed: Presenter to
James Keni4au for his bravery and presence Of
mind at Syracuse, in preventing the effuaion of
Blood or something like thaA d z
sME Kerrigan was unique In his mode Of cleo
tioneering. he was on the tramp all the while,
When REV friends or enemies were gathered
together in his Congressional district, he was
among them, and spoke: Boys, you know very
we'll have no money 70 purchase votes would
like 70 Do elected. have mot the education of
some men; bat am honest, and have good
sense. Try me. Il may prove that ], humble
q am, may do - much or more good for my
city and country than come Who blow more and
batter than I can hops 70 do These pithy adj
dressss did the business The 'boys' elected
their candidate. He win mot prove second to-
Nike Walsh. for be = his equal in Beauty, and
hin nunerior othervise
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" THE FARMERS OF IOWA
0EE XOUR WASTE LANDG

- .~a...s-n.a ~. ,.,...,....a ~. -. Is
tpns aqd udng hroushout tSs Ssats 4 Iowa nsruSs@
EnesSonN RATEnf DrfCsrno MAClHRs 80 NJ nSr 49,
Ing nuns6es q MacAines nanr6as1,re6 4 ~ hieos
vheh IN - rdy lDr delivery abeus N Il q Asar
We also 4gv Running one Il hid mschines d ~
a D. Hafrson * miles vess 81 he City o1 DurnEsoa
whese - pab1d re respectfully Invited y exfine ~
process md - fss.s q ths improvement, vhIA 4
1yem of aFniine 81 Iowa fHls EsCsls ~ 49, r ~
10 lss ~ mt ~ soss q sm1Sins esiss
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Or. JOHN BULLS III
KING or PAIN KlIIRRg

TSss nsw AMERICAN REnRDY.c,A 81
an efFectaal and speedy eazD - CH6ERlA
CHOLERA M0RBUA RHEUlGATlNlG
GOUT. BOWEL CQDrLAIN1A DYNER
STA, SUMNER .cOlfPt4AIgTA GiAlUA
collie. SORES. cCTA RUR1l fQALD6
BRUISEA sCANcERA TuMORA N -
ACHE and TOOTHACHE, anl.au &C.,
thaa dssh = hsir ~. sril,. n, 5ss 94sI IN
q The shows PrSpafslsoas - b passu,a -
DK JOHN BULt'1 - ~ -
wis. " IN s7'F y N
1or sale only ~ G. p. Squares , Co. t'a
\ Ass. tAssS1 =. i. Cay. h81fH &1A s&
Hee 80 + ~. gu Aesass, where 60 - fesnd a1agDl
geock ofDrl@. 1e&canos, - Fancy ATtieles, Ac.
fnno zD60fAv.1Yv afsi ig ~ W. sSs'gs3 5E ~+.
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Gut THIS OUT.

&aj,O - AaAAA430 ~ A.Isrs II i t9L ,
nj iii sa3 III sfsst falrR+ afsa Efetsa III; g.
Az stiaita9asity s#i85-- 8ssai1s n95 n $685. aat
Having tser On East attending ~ clearance salse 4
- e'0s % ne IAN Trade have sscEsd some ~ ~
eT TIL as .sasss ss14 aat.afa .s.afs
4Ff GA %a s&5s4 VA AHsatHf ta#s'8tA8ii SaH nS,
NJ &tRAt s4A 'e .E3kss s4s
Pnoes rsm 70 70 30 Per esnt. lower than nerelan
~ msoe sAssr psrchases month earlier. @I
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TIE RIaHr KIND q NAx.-The New York
Tribune speaks = follows Of one ofths Lew Dem
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-08

= = ssssalsas ~: a ysssAy - s'l -
!. fsfs1r ws#aps esf4e t#s sss#s Ais gs
= = e1oenG = rs1y, ~ worthy ~ sgaoi
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70 which We mo cordially invite ne asteuea II cr GA
nv. SAy' ~ = 'ts'ns o0s.a'en'S gene %
septi7-Aiw.vss TEL f.L.Ac.D. PARSONS. |
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-06
Gaurtcster Daily Spy,

SLEEPING IN DAMP RooMs.-Rooms where
the mastering was never well dried, either
from the want of time, or from being filled
with frost before it had chance to dry rooms
in Easements, or on the north side OF house
shaded by trees or other buildings, are very
unwholesome fer sleeping apartments. Ana
what makes the exposure greater, and the re-
suits more serious, cold is taken when .iie
body is in an inactive state, and it is very diff
f,cult if not impossible to throw of such colds
Ouits a number of cases of severe sickness
have occurred in the experience of the writer
from such exposure, and in two or three in
stances death has followed No one thing is
so conducive to health as large, airy, and well
lighted rooms for sleeping. This is very inn
portant where there are children or persons OF
feeble constitutions or weak lungs.
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-06
9ustun advertisements.
/ K o n CHIAL LOZENG GES.
Manufactured by
CHASE az Co, BOSTON, MASS.

me manufacturers of these Lozenges have for years
Deen ehueavorng 20 possess themselves with suitable
Iecpe wheh would be Invaluable in the alienation and
cure OF an bronchial difficulties. ami length, having
IeeeEeu the assistance Of distinguished Boston phys
cla come before the public with article which they
warrant second to none now in use.
lhose alcteu can feel perfectly secure in using the
Lozenges for they have been thoroughly tested during
me past year as they have been freely distributed
among al classes OF persons, and all unite in pronouncng
them tuly equal TO anN thing nf the kind in the market.
Ihe reputation which CHASE & co. have enjoved for
me past Twelve years in the manufacture Of LoZenge
that could be relied upon for strength and purity Will be
guarantee OF the superior excellence of the Bronchial
Lozenges And their perfect knowledge of the business
tSgeter with their facilities for manufacturng enable
Inem TO place this Specifc within the reach of ALL
They can be found all the respectable Apothecarips
Grocer and Country Stores, at the low price Of 10 Cts
Ministers, Public Speakers Teachers, Singers, and
trial. .
GEO, R sPURR, POI Main street, will furnish the
trade of Worcester and vicinity Wholesale Retail
f6
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-06
SPENCER. LEICESTER
9flr0itlnes

Z L o o D F 0 o D
DOCTOR BRONSON having been so far reduced
by consumption, to be considered beyond all hope
OF recovery by the most eminent of the medical pro-
tesson, and also by hmself-a regular physician OF
twenty years practceas last conceived the idea
ANALYZING THE BLOOD,
and applying the subject of physiology to the more me-
the health and system The result has been the pro-
duction of this
"BLOOD FOOD"
from the use of which Doctor Bronson was re-
stored to perfect health. Within six mont h s
after Its introduction, two thousand eonsump-
tives were ehectuallv cured by it, If ou have any
Head-ache, PdptdfiOn Of the heart, Loss OF appetite
or PGinS q ne SIDE, lose no time in procuring bottle
Of the BLOOD FOOD" If you are suffering from
Nervous Debility your sleep is broken and Disturbed
If your Spirits are Depressed, your Organs reidred
You Will find in this untaing remedy by commencing
with ten drops If LUer torpid diseased in anv
manner whatever one OF t0O bottles will be in
Yleorae, and bring it into lively and healtltu action
IN the most inveterate cases Of Dyspepsia the patient
can here find the most efficient and grateful relief
Denet Is always experienced after taking only one
lie In Male md Female Complaints and Weaknesses,
the sufferer after irving other remedies in vain NAV rest
assured that certain will result from the use of
tco or three bottleS The BLOOD FOOD is efectual
IN all cases of Errapti0pS, Salt Rheum ScrOfulds and
other like complaints. Pale and e9dcidted children and
0duHS are Immediately benefited by its use 1t gives
strength to the body and color and beauty to the skin
PhyScians Of all schools are using it with wonderful
success. For full directions, circulars Price 81
per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT Druggists No 36
Maiden Lane, New York and by ali respectable Drug
lists throughout the country. GEO. X. SPURR, sole
Agents Worcester d&weow fS
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-06

III The large and commodious House. No. % Orange
.Azstreet, built by Rev. Samuel B. Swain and now
owned and occupied by the subscriber with the land and
fixtures appeftaiunp 1t contains thirteen well finished
rooms with an excellent cellar and two cistcrus of
ter cistern in the cellar and in the attic Said
land has southern exposure and consists of nearly l6
600 feet, with nearly 100 choice fruit ornamental
trees thereon. The good neghborhoOd its prospective
situation and proximity to Main street. make it desira
BILE resd for any business Possession given
hrst of April next The premises can be viewed at any
time. SILAS (ODDA RID
f2S dit
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-06

1sd5555dd55551El NORWICH & WORCES-
e45:sssz=5zssss59 TER RAILROAD. - SuaDer Aryan0e
- - 81 meRt, Dec. 5. 1859.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH, LEAVE WORCESTER
AT lOl5 Il: IN. (Way Passenger Train) Connects at
cord Manchester de Worcester unction with trains
from Boston Providence and Western road arrives in
Norwich in season for train (Which leaves n Il W R r
station ut 2.l5 p. M for New London
Al 4.5O p M (WaY Passenger rrain) Connec at Wor-
cester with trains from Boston, Lowell Nashua Con
cord; Manchester, Lawrence Fitchburg &c at Worces-
tr junction with trains from Boston, Providence and
western road AT Plainfeld Junction. trains from Provi
dence and Hartford arrive in this train Pas
SenserS from Way Stations for NEW YORK bv steamer
from .Allvns Point, will take this train.
AT IU0 p m. (Steamboat Express Train for New York
leaves Boston at SIS Connects at Worcester with
trans JrQm Concord Manchester, Lowell Lawrence
Nashua titchbure &c. AT Plainied, with train from
froNldence Leave Norwich for Ayn's Point at q II m
lKAlNS GOING NORTH, LEAVE NORWICH,
AZ ABOUT lS0 a. m or ON arrival of steamer (Seam
1oat cypress rain) For Worcester and Boston, Nashua
TTIcno9Tg, Lowell, Lawrence, Manchester, Concord
White Mountains &c. N'
. Az bOO a. IL. (Way Passenger Train) Connecting at
TANNED junction with train for Providence arriving at
IrOVdence at 800 a. M; at Worcester junction with
trains OF Western road, FOR Springfield, Albany &c;
win trains OF T. d W road for Providence. AT Worces
yer win trains Tor Boston, Nashua, Lowell Fitchburg
Lawrence, Manchester, Concord &c. e'
,,l AZ 5.i9 p. M (Way Passenger Tran.) Connects al
Iahhed junction with trains to and from Hartford and
IroVluence Reaches Worcester in season for the ex
press train for Boston. ~ Va
leo dtf p, St. NJ. ANDREWS Snn,t
Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-06
VALUABLE PASTURF FOR

"A SALE--The subscriber offers his valuable Pasture
situated In the Westerly part OF Worcester and known
as the Mcfarland Gale asture, containing about fifty
eight acres, well watered, and has two hun
dred cords OF standing wood the For further
particulars inquire of Col WIN. S. LINCOLN of the
subscriber, GEO. A CHAMBERLAIN
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Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-06

Is5sssTd5asssss7 NORWICH AND WOR-
ts.5s9 ts.ssz5szzz=ssss9 CESTER CE-The
S=@z- Passenger Boats of the Norwich and New
1ork line via Long Island Sound will resume their trims
O'Clock p. m. i'Ai' az i
SIEAMBOAT TRAIN will leave Worcester on THURS
DAY, January 18th, at O'Clock D. m and continue TO
run as heretofore. p. ST NJ. ANDREWS Snr't
Norwich, January 10th, 1860 diff - {al2
E'OR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON
- ~; DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
Mi worcester at IOl5 a M, connects at Norwich with
Tram Tor NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN and NEW
H. aOkh arriving in New York by the Shore Line Express
at snn p2 p, F. m; nts ~. r St NJ ANDREWS, Sup't.
Norwich, Feb, /, 1860.
20 llckets for sale at the Ticket Offce Worcester
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Worcester daily spy., 1860-03-06
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLTCTED
ID R HILL d. THOMPSON,
Physician, Accoucher Author of the Causes History an
Cure OfSecret Diseases ~


Where they VIII continue as heretofore 10 consutA
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DIS HILL THOMPSON consider it superfuous 10 allude
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The Drs have so arranged their offices thai no patient
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Informing the lrer portion of the readers of mis- aer
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0 d amuuns m % me haar advantages patients placed
unu1I Dy consulting him. anu = conclusion he wOud ada
mos mo Skill attention or experience VII be wanting on lis
part u treating successfully the most olsnate cases 81
syphilis gonorhea, gleet mp0tcncv seEabisa and o,b
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