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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-05
ercfinriosc'e Organ ubcr 5ceeI1on.

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s. Srectinrip9e'6 Sr8an, fpricbt iib in
foI9enoer 2Seiie iiber Die &rifi6 aus:
:, ,l8o6 ioll nun oeiAeben ?-0r. 9ins
coin lit 1srfoiiun96mdBi9 oaju berufen,
cr 1T in poifomRen 9efeBlitber 6orm oos
3u eupdbIt, Der nd6lte prdftoent Der Ser
eini9ten Staoten ju 1ein. SbwpbI mir
feline 9runoidee Ueroammen mo bic 2(bz
iibten ieiner 9ortbei Uoltfommen uerte.
ben, bofcn mir oefcn un9eabtet, Dap al
le Staaten itb ieiner Snau9uration fiiz
9en iperocn. Si6 Jest 9ibt e6 nob feine
0erctDte uriatbe fir 9tepolution Il. Suns
Oe6aufl0iun9. 2Sir iino Der Union unz
iere treueite 2(nbdn9libfeit icbulbi8 E; 9ez
gen iie mtiien mir 10 lon9e lopol Icin,
ais ibre @runola9e, oie8erfaIun9, nibt
tbotioblicb 3eritort 1T. SentudD miro
Die Union nibt aufoeben. ltnicre Scz
polferun9 bettebt aus 70 tapfcrn uno be-
9eiftertcn Serfehtern ibrer 9fcdbte uno 1T
70 peni0 9eipmen, iitb Dem llnretbte unO
Der Gntebrun9 ju fG9en, olS ir9eno cine
3dbl bon Mdmern, wcldbe omerifaniz
iben Sooen unter ibren StBen boben.
9tie miro ite ju9eben, Dap man ite ernie
ori9e ooer ibre 9leiben 9tedte tDatfQbz
lit1 beeintrGbti9e; aber iie 9laubt ni6t,
Dap Die Belt fGr'6 9tepolutionirCn fbon
9efommen iei, uno miro iicb an Die Union
nob NIT oerielbtn 6in9ebun9 flammern,
lple Die 0dten SoDne oe6 SSabre5 76.'
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-05

OF Sn pbilaoelp bio ioQ am 6.
Secbr. Some6 Mliuer me9cn Grmoroun9
oe6 Seutiben 6einri6 @oufcr 9eban8t
meroen. 2(uf Die Sr09e oe6 Stberlf &
&ern, o6 ct nod ir9cno einen @unib be-
9e, erlpieoerte M., nicin einji9er 8unfd)
lel, ibn niht frGber pieoer 3u ieDen, bis
er ibn in Der 00lIe tr6fc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-05

d N06 n6reemen6 Sourn0l" pon
Jteps9orf, Sr9on oe6 Gr5 biitb o f s
% u9 be s, Elm itren9 pemofratiibc5
Slott, Ueroammt ba5 SGrfabrcn Der iUos
li1eu Stoaten un0 erfIdrt, Dap SuCbs
anon 8eban9t 3u lpcrocn Uertiene, rcnn
ct feline @tIi9t nt0t crfiQe uno Der
sc brbeit oc5 &oIfe6, melbe 9 NJ
c IN wdblte, @cboriam peritboffc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-12-05

OFOer Sutler GountV Cp0.) }
n2lmericon,' modt iiber 2incoln'5 Sie9
in icincr lestcn Drummer fol9cnoe Gaprios
len J.:
u0ie Sir9esbotf6often, lpeltbe bon
allen Seten 0uf un6 einiturmen, baben
uns 0onj lparm 9ematbt Den 9tot Da.
ben mir ibon ob9elporfen, 9Iei6 rpcrocn
mir oa6 S0emb au6jieben uno oarauf bers
umpurieIn. Sop6; merft Sure Mldgen
in Die o0be uno Ibreit 0urrab -
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21
II AIDES READ!


Its compliment to DIR. sMIrathat every honest ply
the most prompt and hearty testimony Dr. Lykens one
Of the oldest and most wealthy citizens Of Kansas City
President OF the Bank, &c, Dr. Smiths Electric on
cured lady In half day. Also read this from the hest
known physician in Westport, NO.:
Wcstport, Mo-. May II, 1859
Some two years ago lady of this place was after con-
nement, attacked with inflammation Of the breast, which,
for several days, resisted al the usual remedies In such
cases The and swelling was bad any cstse
had witnessed. induced to try DR.. Smiths genuine
Electric OIL and perfectly astonshed and pleased
find that in hdif hour after the application all the
soreness and swelling had entirely subsiderf.
s }. o. BOOGGS, NJ. d., Druggist
THE WEAK, THE NERVOUS, THE PARAi.y-a
TIC, THE DEAF AND THE RHEU MATTC
Fly to Smiths Oh, pered ship In a storm to safe
lun The ladies' seek It the derier for all
inhanmaory pains, gathering breasts, wounds, sores,
womb complaints, etc., tin which ii il infabe
On burns, 1t puts the patient quietly Sleep while nothing
Irritating is manifested does in the least stain the
skin or linen Of a delicate infant. .4af $
Large bottles ten times the cheapest Use by direc-
tiofs DRINK NO COFFEE.
DIR. SMITHS ELECTRIC has cured more cases Of para
Isis than any before known remedy ;48i Tl IA
Oh. SMITHS FL EcTRic Oh Salt Rhenm in week.
DIR. SMITHS ELECTRIC On. cures Piles In most all in
stances. 5t F*fts3e ssS& tt5t85ss
DIR. SMITHS ELECTRIC OH is the only reliable remedy
for deafness and has cured many Of long standing
In New York, Philadelphia and elsewhere.
DIR. SHrHs ELECTRIC On. Is magical all painful dis
orders Ike gathering breast, ftons and iniamnaory
swelling. @ tF SQUIRES BLOSS
ian2bp6m E.E. GAY, Asen's.
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SANFORD'S r
Family
CATHARTIC PILLS,
COMPOUNDED FROM


Purs Vegetable Eatyucts aud ,,at Gp in GLASS
CASES, 1ir Tight and acih keep IN AM climate
Tie FAMILY CATHARTIC - PILLs is a genuine hut ac
tive Oathartic which the proprietor has used n M.
practice than twen- - fy years -ri GsE-
The constantly increas- ing demand form those who
have long used the PILLS u and the satisfaction which
all cypress IN regard 10 - their use, has Induced me
to place them within the % reach Of all
The Profession well know that different Ca
tharties act on different . portions Of the bowels
The AMILY CA THARTIC Pill, las with
que reference 10 This well y established fact been
pounded from, variety u. of the plrest Veo.table
Extracts, which act alike - on every part Of the ali
mentary canal and are - Good and Safe IN an c,sas
where cashartic isneed-i - cd, such DERANGE-
MENis o. the STOMACH, Il sLREPISEss, PAINS IN THE
BACK anu LoNs CosTIsk-i NESS PAIN and SORENESS
OVER THE WHOLE BODY, - from sudden cold, which
frequently, neglected q end In long course N mi
yer, LOSS OF APPETITE. al CREEPISG arfox ~
COLD OVER THE BODY = aEsTIEssSsss ug,p.cur
q "EiSHF IN The HEAD, - all LNFLAMNAToRY DIS
EASES, WORMS IN chill - BRES or ADULTS, sRHRuMA-
TisM, great PURIFIER OF the BLOOD and many dis
Eases 70 Wich nesh Isl a heir, too men,
uoh 10 ths ADVERTISED tment DOSE, Ito 8.
THE LIVER lNVlGORATOR AND FAMILY CATHAR
TIC PILLS retailed by Druggists generally and sofa
wholesale by the Trade in all tho large towns
8. r. W. SANFORD, NJ D.
s@ -@ Manufacturer and Proprietor
$50 Broddacay, -Nste York; s8gts SAY
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AUMMEfoi ARRANGEMENTS.
IIE III t.ssssrp
Via Michigan Central and Great west
Il ern tcanadal Railway bstals

- s
Chicago. R "a = 80 'e'' " A@sAs ~,
zoo 4. M.Detrok Aeea,nase.a.lcn sailv ts,n.,.v.
crpttsA arrives " Derah sen b. ~. - $500 -
Nv. Ms-linclunau Express, tSunlays exornt~a -
s.oe Indianapolis 100 i. a.; Gnrinlists Il ssss =
F nses q Aaninx Rxpres tSunSays strspssd1 -.
k0e = "a; ia 7:OeP. Nj Hnupensien brids~ ~ n.s.~s.
!. ! 4csoo y 4 nism sop Y nj Nss York 800 . .:
500 =. ~ Nev Ymk md Rsssexxeera euuasv. s.l..a
ssrss$ :sriss e = ps.sis slp = iesesys -
10:eo . MT neasn, 400 y. ~. sfa TET7Tr~ Yc.KS
80 u. M.--Cncinnah and Louisville Express. fexs'
Saturday, arrives - cincinaaA Zoo Z. ~ iouisyille
y, y, 8 on ss sSs, u aJpa,S Il II 'p 49, raHa asu
M 30 gMs asa e:OV " Xii tsnlns esryA,t q -.
80 - fms.aD ord IAe ssie l1wsys ~ ~ - -
~ polnt4 est - Toronto weh,snpl Trnk Rslray y
Ai2gston Oglensharg Montreal Qasteu and III pohts
Sanada has, Ncstlesn vesidohs, Nv ~ ma
49,. ts18 III anS34 A--- '1tsitsshs %tta 8ss Z
~ B.ggaFs checked tAss~eAss v-.
tlekss epE sAle r. ~ psineipal RaEeaA aGu
IN W West and ~ ~ general oihce, cornep Lake ana
DesFNcrn assts, oppulist IN ffsusosA Hoe. ssrc
ana . Ae Oepu1y lDGs ~ IAAe aRese. #s VII IL ia
:. . .lsa.a III III - y. 1IQk, aa1ssAasnaeakn
>. - ..Ii.1 ~. 49, f. .naibliad Ai
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THE WEAK, THE NERVOUS, THE PARAi.y
TIC Tile LIE AZ N-fl 1.IIfr I,1II,rr u ..rrl.
g A n FO X d. s LIV Err
X J n n N 4 m, - n
.Nerer DeJilitates.

NeCey DeJHitates. a
IT IS coMPousDED entirely from Gums and has become
established fact, Standard Medicine known and an
proved by all that have - used it, and il now
res1rsed will conf - dence in all the diseases
for which ii il recon- - mended 5iE a ts
II has cured thousands d within the last two years
who had given up all q hopes of relief a. the
nmerous unsolicited ID certificates in nv pos
session show. The dose must be
adapted to the Temporal -, ment. of the Individual
taking 1t, and used In - such quantities to act
gently on the bowels. z Letthe dictates Of
your Judgment guide - ven in the use OF the
LIVER INNIGO- ARATOR ana II win
cures LIVER GoM-l ~ PLANTS. BILIOUS At
IAoKs, DYSPEPSIA, Il otCHRoSIC DIARRHoEA,
SUMNER CoNPLAISTsi - lDysEsTFRY DR0psY
SotR STOMACH, HABITrALt Q lCosrIvENsss CHoIyr
CHOLERA MoRBus CHoLg- - Ira ISFaNTyw .FLATu.
LENcE, JAUNDicE FE- ~ HALE WEAKNESSES and
may be used successfully h as an GRpIN ANY FANNY
MEDICINE 1t will cure 6. Sick HEApacyrE Gas thor
SANDS can testiy,l mi = TWENTY MINUTES, TWO
OR THREE TEASPooNsFuLs & ARE TAKEN nj Commence
nieht on attaek ~ ALL WHO USE IT ARE
GIVING their testimony nl - its favor
NE 1oaess in TIE Mouth acfLk lie Iagigos,ffar adJ
srattosr both together.
nyr naJY n
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--- ls-r-s-ss 1i-.
ANEW r3.IIpHr
AND RETAIL
+. RAILROADS.
I, b. 81 @. II. r.. LINE.

-. ~ ". ~. ~. LIN L.. ~ @4
IA ID -. b; :. =
Old and Only Reliable Route East. q
From burlington to Chicago Detroit Toledo Pi.tsburg
Pfdadeiph Baltimore New York, and all other Eastern
and South Eastern Cities. gA
lst Morning Train leaves SEQ A. NJ sA4Hq @8t
"a Accommodation 4. SEQ p. NJ
30 Evening Express :" 1:i0 r. NJ .a t
Passengers leaving Burlington the 500 A. train
connect at Mendoza with the Illinois Central Railroad
North and South, and al Chicago beth the Mornlng
ana Evening trains (6.p1 A. n. and flo 7. NJ connect
With all the great Eastern Railroad routes to Wit NJ
R. r. via Detroit; NJ 8 X r. via Toledo and Pittsburr
and IT. Wayne H. H. via 1T wayne OF which passengers
can take their choice.
Only twenty hours from Burlington Toledo Thirteen
hours ahead Of any other route leaving Burlington
Baggage checked through Detroit Niagara Falls ana
New York. Boston, Toledo, Dunkrk, Buffalo, Pittsburg
and Philadelphia.
Tickets for this great Eastern thorough fare for sale AZ
ottmwa Fairfield Mt. Pleasant the Ticket Office
corner Front and Water streets Burlington Nh ge-.
Sleeping Oars attached to the Night trains
Fare as low as by any other route.
a d. RENIIcK,
Jahit-Opu Gen. Agent g. H. 4 q. X. X.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

A n. Y. correspondent Of the Charleston Mer-
curry, speaking OF the skating Juror in n T.,
says that the best skater there last winter was d
Boston girl. One of the Gothamite beauties was
the only one that could approach her In tieetness
OF movement. The latter has sent challenge
to the fair Bostonian, wagering an even hundred
that she will skate three times around the Cen
tral Park pond quicker than her rival This
challenge has been accepted, and the contest will
probably come off on the LIST of January, or
as soon after that date as the weather will per-
nit, g,.,-1.q ,et - y,S4 sg.45s Mgfi F 'F
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21
PROFESSOR RoBBIss New. system or Pr,

PROFESSOR RoBpISs NEW system or PlAso
MUSIC regard to the superiority Of Mr..
Robbins system of teaching Piano Music over all
other modes yet invented, Thos Scott, Of the
firm Of suell q Scott, Little Falls, n \, says Il
My daughter has taken lessons Of the best teach
ersll we have had here, but thinks you have
learned her more in six lessons, than all she has
been taught by her former teachers s .W I'M.
Mrs Chas. Vanwinkle, Jersey City, have
had considerable experience in music, and
think your twelve lessons lin the Daily Require
ments) the cheapest course at fifty dollars,
which have ever taken. = T
l think the same Miss Emma Truesle.
So do I.--[Miss u. Irving.
And also think 7so.--[Mrs. Garwood. ",
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

y The GREAT EL0PEMENT IN ENGLAND--A LADY
Runs OFF With HER FOOTNAN-I see the sean
DIAL which has been floating about London for the
past few days--.0f Mrs. j. H. Gurney's elopement
with her footanan--has now found its way into
the Times, There can, therefore, be no further
motive for keeping back a few facts connected
with the case. = sss tss5Qaa#
The lady in question was the daughter Of the
late Richard Gnrliey, by whom she had a fortune
of nearly f25,O00 a year, absolutely secured TO
herself She was considered the richest married
woman in England. All this fortune she is now
free to dispose OF as she likes-in enriching, If
she chooses, the fortunate funky whom she has
chosen as the partner OF her flight. Her injured
husband has already taken the first steps for OBJ
tanning divorce but such il the pressure Of di-
vorce business before Mr.. Justice Creswell's
Court, that his solicitor has been informed Il am
toidh that fourteen months are likely to elapsc
before the case can be brought to issue. itfit
Meanwhile, the affair il a great blow to the
large andrespeetableG Quincy connection-so well
and widely known for its philanthropic activity
as well as its WEALTH. London Correspondence
OF the Manchester Guardian, Dec. %.
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#
Several years ago Mr. Wigfall, the new Il. s.
Senator from Texas, was 4 resident Of South
Carolina, and member Of the Legislature Of that
State. A difficulty arose between him and Mr..
Brooks, the father Of the late Preston S. Brooks.
and Mr.. Wigfau posted Mr.. Brooks asa rascal
and coward, after the Southern fashion. Nj.
Bird, . son Of the then wife Of Mr. Brooks, came
to town about that time, but in Ignorance Of the
difficulty, called on Mr.. Wigfall, with whom he
was ON friendly terms, and invited him to his
then approaching wedding. The two gentlemen
were proceeding through the streets together,
when the piacard IN question attracted Mr.. Bride
attention, Turning at once to Mr. Wigfall, he
asked if he was the author Mr. W. responded
that he was. Mr.. Bird then slid he would tear
it down. Mr.. W. forbade him at his peril. Mr..
b. however, did it. A shooting ARRAY immedi-
ately followed, in which Mr. Bird was killed by
Mr. Wigfall. A son Of Mr.. Brooks, sen, took up
the quarrel and challenged Mr. Wigfali. They
met. Mr.. Wigfall received Mr. Brooks FIRE IN
harmed, and then discharged his pistol in the
air. The duel at this point was arrested. I'M
mediately afterward Mr.. Wigfall received e.
cond challenge from Preston s. Brooks, known
subsequently for his assault on Senator Sumner.
This challenge Mr. Wigfall declined to accept
The quarrel, however, was not allowed TO subside,
and to avoid further bloodshed, Mr. WigfalI soon
after withdrew from the State and removed to-
Texas, where he has since resided. From his Sc
clusion thence he has now emerged into the SEN
ate Of the United States. et III ff.5s
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

THE BRAG AND THE PERroRMANcE--On the
4th of March, 1854, the Richmond Enquirersaid:
Zone hundred Southern gentlemen, armed with
riding whips, could chase an army Of invading
abolitionists into the Atlantic
sa Performance : the mad foray of seventeen abo-
iitionists at Harper's Ferry led on By aOld Ossa-
watamie, in 1859, made Virginia call out three
thousand State troops, declare martial law, put
the railroads under bayonets, and even buy rides
reyolvers and powder and ball Of the Connecticut
Yankees!
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

EVER AND PERCU SSION
- SEAL PRESSES are manufactured to order BY J.
W. 4. Q. A. WHITE, at their establishment on Main st.
Burlington, Iowa s4if
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
tended 10 us, we are determined to merit canuance OF
the same BY aring no pains expense to give perfect
SATISFACTION We are prepared 10 do all kinds of Seal En-
craving and furnish the with Presses OF any Of the
Kinds now IN use. Also, Die Sinking and al kinds Of
Stencil Brands done to order III s8$ z8a
MaS 45 8a sH J.W. CA. WHITE,
Office NJ - - M.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21
BURLINGTON, PEORIA, AND
- L0GANsPoRT RAILROAD.


Open to Logansport. N
On and after Tuesday, January H. Trans viii leave
huriington a. follows daily Sunday excepted:
600 A. NJ Logansport Express 49, "
l ~ u Nj. Peoria Accommodation t'A .TEii4 FA
Ine e'sO a NJ Losansport Express makes direct con-
nections, follows
AT FL Paso with Illinois Central Railroad for Blooming
ton, Decatur, Pana Sanfoval and Cairo
Al Chenoa with Chicago and Sc. Louis Railroad for
Alton to St. Louis -
AZ Gilman ~ith Chicago Braneh) ILL., Central Railroad
for Chicago and South TF TNT
AZ Reynolds with New Albany and Salem Railroad for
lafayette, Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Az Loganspur with Toledo Wabash and western Rail
road or Toledo, and all points East also viii Cincinnati
and Chicago Railroad for Cincinnati Dayton ana Column
has. N - - "
The I'D r u. Peoria Accommodation makes the same
connection as above to Gilman I
she above l. new and very much shorter Line than
any othertot above named points s 1922. -s
y y thoroughly built and weil managed anu run In
every way TO merit the appreciation Of the travelling public
VIII run Through directly from Darlington 10 Toledo
without change. and arrive In adv ance 81 any and All
other Lines. = - - -
Our advantaget are Shortest and Quickest. one les.
change Of Cars; no 0mnibussng az via Chicro ounre
uons positive as II j. owned and controlled by the ne
incest Whe VIA chicago Is the La slnrt Ii IL
,ai fHE RosT DEsRaBEF 1--WE
t4s GEORGE WILLIAMS Jr, supt. n
Y. H. WLKLEY, Gen Ticket Agent
4. a. y IN aaa WIN. II. BAcKUE. M E'
janl1du General Agent, 2s Water st., Burlington
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ri CT ~ n N l,;iii',' D. INV
N 1884 hss AZ ~ ~ e X Antsnss u VI asiat.
"a La squs AloAes ~ xsgips
.;s An bic eFgnttsg cpnapaniohea aEaalst
Are hulchercd and gone; M a.9aas
&, No rig qf ~ kipdrsd, II II .ais
~ No poFker y nigh DID a.f ir4s ntlsas
~ help empty tAe fswiEtsough, sriat Z
Or shareiin bis stVe. II III T.s'4ss. ss.a.s4 i
ysse ssl9S4a.8 I'll .id u IN gsfhs &s asit s@GsS I'M
r. NJ E1 not &ave thee, thou lore cns, ~
To starve in the pen; ,aa.sT N
I'M Since thy mates are III pork now N
slF.s .as Die shalt thou With thanl W. .sr.ts Az
Then thus do, I offer, ,.s $500 a.ss il
III The knife TO your throat, rs ssfs
And thou shalt be picked, /.
s. Like every dead Shoat.
&. And may be present ~ NJ i..s,., VI \.
s'..ss When thou art tine treat, y. III " IF
S For ham, s0use, Or sausage, ,gs s.tsSs II
40 Who would not eats 1assE4 II, s5stsa1
When people are hungry, a
i g.. And beef can't be had, ssE
For calming the appetite q 4
az $, i Pork il not bad WI M, ag.. VII
FV1
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"a BAKER suFTocArED IN HIS aws DouaH.-Th

"a BAKER SuFTocArED IN HIS OWN Dozen
London News of December 18th has the follow
ing item - saGls &as. d6aai st n fe
ia2 A few DAYS ago considerable excitement was
caused in Weliing5orough, BY the remarkable
manner m whieh a respectable man, naneed VIII
lam Nee, about twenty-0ne wears Of age, met
with his death. The deceased, who was baker.
was it appears, accustomed to rise early for the
purpose OF preparatory measures for batch Of
bread On the morning of the painful occur
renee ne rose apparently as well a. usual, and
commenced preparing the dough for baking.
having SO far proceeded with his work as to mix
in all the ingredients. IL #aeq#as +ai u 5-Tit
When others went into the baking house thew
found their companion in the dough, though sui-
located and quite dead. 1t i supposed that de-
ceased, who was subject to apoplecticlits on one
or two prior occasions, was similarly seized on
the morning in question, and fell head foremost
into mixture Of yeast, -four and water. 1itI
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21

FROZEN TO DEATA--A man by the name Of
Michael Sullivan was found dead in his house on
Tuesday morning last The verdict of the cor
oners jury was, that Michael Sullivan came to
death by freezing, while in a state olintoxieation
as the jurors verify believe. II McGregor Press
Jan Eth. ~ go - --- -
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case was tried in the Circuit Court at Joliet
last week which excited considerable interest,"
The suit was brought against young man named
Peter spangler, by George Heinselman. for the
seduction OF his daughter, young girl under sew
enteen years of age, of very progressing appear
ance and manners. The jury after short ab,
sence returned verdict rewarding the plaintiff
So 900 damages.-Chicago Jour.
HISTORICAL QUEsrloNs.-Question-W set
tied Virginia
Answer-John Smith.
Question--Who unsettled Virginia
Answer-John Brown.--Muscatine Journal
4 druggist has been hauled up in Charleston,
= T., for selling "Old Brown Windsor SOAP, =
de was discharged on proving that the soap had
nothing to do with ossawattomie Brown.
GOV. Leteher, after having taken the oath al
Chief Magistrate of Virginia, Informed the
Legislature that he had no message to commurii-
cate at present. He thinks that body has been
sufficiently bored in that line BY his immediate
predecessor
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GAPONIFIER, 1850 80
Or, Concentrated Potash.

" More haa DoniRe Re Strength Of Ordinary fpsaa
For making Soap without lime with little trouble and at
ring expense The cheapest article ever discovered for
he purpose One pound win make twelve or fifteen cal
IONS y good SOFT Soap. Of nine pounds Hard Soap. Print
efs VIII md Superior article for cleaning type II II
perfectly soluble and free from impurities
cans. se's-'45Nii y o. = = = : 49, =.
Manufactured at the Challenge Chemical Works Brook.
iyn ana sold by u. II. DURKEE CO.
jan2bply 7tslt+ tiE Isl Fs0rl S,rest " y-iy.s
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BOOK RINDERY.

u
GTEPHEN II. ACRES, 49, saaaEE ata
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-01-21
/ a A sad case of disappointed affection Is

II q sad case Of disappointed affection Is
said to have occurred in Knox county. Ind last
week a young lady living in shaker Prairie
fell desperstely in love xisha young man. who
exhibited no reciprocity of attachment. aHe was
married last week to another lady. and the dis.
appointed girl, - sOon as she heard it, started
for the river to drown herself. She wes oyer-
taken and brought back. In little while AFTER
sne lanped'into well, but wns rescued before.
she was drowned A litile:. latcr she got hold
ot butcher knife and stabbed herself n the
1911 niilctlng Q dangerous, and probable fatal
roslS n, A. the last account it vas thought abe
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