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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-03
] Pr. wa.All.sse.,

Hernius OlrPAtcA.J ssa
WAsHvxGros, Jul, Information mas oeeH
received hete that since the sfair ~ baiss Nun
the rebels have concentrated ~ tnmense ~ ny
In Vireinia, and have an available force o. xAOs'
600 men. Norrh Carolina, Tennessee, nissls'
sippl and Alabama 1t once agreed 70 double the
quota already levied on them.
II appears that the rebel troops do not intend
70 make nm attack upon shis city. ST .ss
+ A Lieutenant Of the regular army, VINO was
captured and made his escape from Manassas
last Monday, states that from cOnversssioss
which he overheard, il 10 not their intention, 81
advance upan Wss irgtoR. The q'.estion mas
been discussed, aud Gen. Beauregard was op
posed to any such policy. His idea Is to act on
the defensive. Up to honda. but lev troofa
had left for the direction Ut Washington. a
large number had been thrown forward towaro
Fairias. He is Of opinion that they intend ~
make a stand q: that place. as implements iof
entertainments and f0s tifirations had been sent
OUT Ia large quantities Nearly all shc P.,so.'-
era, he ssys, have been cent 10 Richmond. There
we've g,eat many Of our wounded a. anAssss
Z General Oraers-.Wise In Retreae'
WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-The following orders
have just been promulgated:
Head Quarters Of TIE Ar'nyl
Washington, July ~.
q General Order. No. IL.
Searches of houses for arms, traitors, or spies,
and arrest of offenders in each department. by
the special authority Of the commander thereof,
except in extreme cases, admitting Of no delay.
By command Of Lieut.. Gen. Sc,Tr.
(Signed) a# E. D: TowssEsD,
Ass. Adjt. Gen.
Another o. der has been issued by Gen. Scott
to the army OF persons who in consequence "
the war may he near the grounds and tomb OF
W.sb,ngton. to regard all there as sacred.
Wise's retreat il confirmed, but under whas
circumstances is not known. tssF&
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HarpcF,n Ferry.

Gen. Banks had l4,uUO men IN his command
yesterday. Six Regiments have joined him
Within 20 hours
Colonel Gordou's I'd Massachusetts Regiment
isstill at Harpers Ferry aud uomentariiy expects
an rick, but feels ready for it.
| aE fN-believed there are not far f,om OO, 900
troops on the line of the Potomac. and ut Bal
| timore.~
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. c1rr wA.sr.. Jul, a.. "a,

1
s,,,o, o. HAwk EvE;--since you published
.,,.l 70 the Isdies for Hospital Supplies, l
,ssn 60 very busy At camp as not 70 b
! I. ,ekpowledge the receipt Of numeross
a..,.st Quilts. sheets, shiris. eye-shades, 30,
- by the ladies Of Burlington and other
|sads
.,,,ty absence from the Hospital, and some
s,s, the name Of the donors, others eams
= ~ friends Of the companies here. One
i 90 srrised to-day, contributed and sent By
,ses Of Salem and Hillsboro', Henry coun.
: ,As care Of the Rev. Sanuc! Hemenway.
..snoxkdeement Of the receipt Of these mn.
-, mack ages, also . few delicicies for the
..,a / would return my heartfelt thanks,
!, leos those who have been sick, could
|. q ,oOrecia,e the generosity and Kindness Of
ali donors The sick At camp thus far are
|. y s,Il aud none are dangerously III.
CHARLES Il. RAwsnM,
Surgeon Of 9Th Regiment
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From Indiana.

Indianapolis, July 3l.-rhe 3lst Indiana
Regiment. under command of Col j. w. Nc.
Mi len, left this afternoon for Washington. Two
other regiments will leave this We. for the same
destination. Companies are daily arriving here
to fill up new regiments accepted from this
| St,ta
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rrople wind nc New York.

Sssby HOOK, July 81 The SCHOONER Tropic
Wind ii.s arrived off this port from Fort Mon
roe in charge Of prize crew The Tropic
Wind WAS ssixsd on the 29th OF June by order
OF Gen. Butler for violation o! the blockade and
communicating with the enemy sitter having
been warned BY the Pawnee. She had been
seized once before by the Monticello and taken
to w ashington. but was released BY order Of
the Seer etary Of State.
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nor. yEessern ylreI,,ia,

CsscrxxAri, July 3i--Gen. Coz reached
CanIey Bridge on the 29th and took 1880 6,ns
lock n,uskets and several kegs 1t powder, left
behind by Wise In his retreat. The b-idge was
totally burned. Il Wa thsught that Wire would
make a stand 1T Lewisburg, where he expeuied
reiniorcenents from Eastern Virginia
He lost 100 men nv drsertion. Since leav.
ing Charlston, Gen. Wise, In his retreat up the
Kama whs has burned . number Of vaiuabls
bridges, and carried OF Loot Of the wagons
ami tsaus in the valley.
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Runor.d D.feat or sIgel,

LOUISVILLE, Aug. LA despatch from Nash
vile to the Courier. SAYS McCulloch defeated
Sigel in southern Missouri killing nine tn .usand
and losing six hundred. The report is not be
lieved at the Courier office.
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n Sonil,er,, lRcnnrf .

LOUISVILLE, Jul, 81 The journal copies the
following dispatch dated Cuipepper Court
House, 9Th, from the Southern papers:
A who.e Indiana r giment we're captured
yesterday. They were caught in the mountains
near Leesbu,g and were rearly starved out
We also captured yesterday Majors Potter and
Dmty of New York Gk ~
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Capture OF I3eaureSardss Seouts..Sad Dc
liberalization Of N. Y. Fire Zouaves.

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-Yest,iday Beaure
gard was accommodating in person within three
0, four miles Of the Cham B. ldge and left par
ty OF 10 or Is Of his troops scouting there. But
ten minutes aitera ards. the latter were all made
prisoners by Capt. Mott, of n. Y, and Uu,ou
campany that went out for the purpose OF cap
turing them.
The whole number killed. missing and wound
cd OF the Fire Zoaave. is 235 They are TO BE-
sent to New York, being thoroughly democrat
I'D
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DeCe.t or(sen. WIZ. Doubtrul.

ribnnc's Disp,tch.
WAsRINGroN. Jay sl.-There is no confr
nation At headquarters Of the defeat of Gen
Wise in Western Virginia, at Balls Town.
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Rebel Recruits.

W.suxo,'o N. Aug. LA letter from resi-
don, ., W..b,, eton, now in Richmond, Gays re-
,.,,,;,s ,. 80. 81. army are smugged down the
M...I.,.d sho. ., -. Potomac from R,ch'noad,
and then taken across I. -
The employ OF the enemy. -. ~ VI
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prsne.e Nanoiean.

NEW YORK, August L.-Prince Napoleon
Bonaparte and part Of his suite, left for
Washington on the evening train Yesterday,
leaving the Princess and other ladies of his par.
ty at the New York Hotel. The Prince will
take tour through the West, and return in a
few weeks 3s - sif tasztte1 80
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The first Reform.

WASHINGTON. July 3O.-tien. Mcclellan is.
sued orders saying he sees with much regret
that officers and s.,ldiers are in the habit Of
leaving their companies aud visiting hotels and
other places IN Washington. That their tim.
belongs to the country, and ought to be devot,
to their duties No officers ana soldiers, and posi-
| lively prohibits il III future.
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Mrs. Gen. ssai,,es.

WASH Aug l.-Prince Napoleon Sah " A"'
guest OF the Frnch Minister while here.
Mrs Gen. Gaines returned from New & 'se. :, :
a STRONG Onion woman. She considers sAo
Southern Conseder.cy failure, aud such ". v
the general feeling there.
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supAv ScHooL EXCURSION One Of the larg.
J ,,ear,ions Of the season visited US yesterday.
|ea, swc persons left Mt Pleasant yesterday
y, and reached LETTERS switch. at II A NJ,
sr he! debstked, and partook of dinner,
"a tssr the most Of them went to Camp
,rrn, to visit the soldiers. At 2 P n, the
!, sr.;cns,s reviewed our city, and after spend.
\, soat two hours with US, returned we'll salts.
y th the exploits OF the day.
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New vo,k. Aug. T.
FLoUR-Rec-ipts Z, ACC bb's Market dull ana troop
i'm. sales O. 500 bbls ut ~ G)@4O 5 super stat@ -
" al IS extra do. IS sa4 O5 super Western - 1904
~ common TO medium extra WESTERN - soG5 shipping
brands extra x. ". D.
~HEAT-Recep,s 42.ESl bush. Market better -
Sales U00 Susn a, e4Ga5 MI Clnh; ~ a Is winter
red western 9Oas Chicago Spring; ~ NO amber low a
/. ~ 90 white Ind 9i04l 20 Racine Spring
<SE--Qust 4QL.b. 1871
= 0EN- Receipts 14i 9t7 bush. Market steady. sales
g. noo Oush i5 mixed western; Is western vel.
low. vy-..,,ho.,. ,,.,.,,,l .h-,v. s.le. .17
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SHERIFF's SALE.

~ State of lawa. is>p Mo,ues County, %.
by virtue of = special execution 10 disso'.
e issued IL the office OF the Clerk ofthe District coi
tr sad couaiy, in favor Of Joshua s~snk md NahAr
Westfall and Hugh and iimnnah simmons, have
levied upon nd ~iil sale " the highest bidder
NJ my oihce D said county 81 Des Moines thS
gath ay 1T August next, y. 1861, between he hour
Of O'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock. Of said day, ths
following dsssr.lse +, rpestv, 60 wit:
Lot NJ. is. In Section No. ID, Township No. ~ a.
Ran,e No west containing t~ niy scr~s NJ per y Mt
county Surveyor Or schoo, FuaA Comm soner Of said
Coun'y-aso, the north-w~st quarter Of the e~
quarter Sec'icn e. To nship " kanse No. NJ
situate IN Des Moine' county, aud state o. Iowa.
raken aud levied upon - The properly old Hu.
and Hannah Smmyns, " sstsiy saad ris u execution
s 4. J. MlLLHCCHE,
aus8 Wv Siberia q he Aesnss county
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MARKETS.


BusLtSaroN, Friday, P. n.
Remarks Of last week viii serve for this. Not
drop Of rain since thsnr--hest intense. lo2 !,
in the shade. Wheat nearly an cut and the crop
an average one. 70 ,tn3a
sUGAR--7l@sa---erushed,1l !; refined white
loae Clarified TO- Maple Sugar, lo@i2c u b.
C0FFEE-150l71c.s
MoLAssEs-By the Dbl, Reboiled, 81 ; syr-
up, as; kegs, 50 60@5 %,
NAILS-Ass-, 50 6O@3 rs.
RICE-s@9c.
FRUIT-Raisins. prime, SO 90.
BROOMS-$l 5002 90 per dozen.
t4,m@$45o.
WHEAT-spring; so; Winter 60 to Go.
CORN-lD9l2ac. 49,
RYE-2Oc
BEaNs-7s@sl per bush.
OATS-l2a
BUTTER-s@9c.
EGGS-4J@5c.
ONlONS-30 to 40c.
HAY-Timothy, $7@$9.
W0OD-$2 50@S3 90.
HIDES-Green, 2lc.; Dry Flint s@9c. Green
Sailed 4c.
WHlSKEY-l6@l9c.
LARD-6@7c. per 10 in Dbl.
! APPLES-40fG75c.
DRIED APPLES-5@6c per n.
| TIMOTHY SEED-Sl,75 to $500 per bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-l5@25c
| busllel. 4 9
CORN AEAL-2oc per bush.
| BACON-Hams 7@sc SHOULDERS 5@6 cents;
sides 7@Sc.
kAGS-l4c per lib. rs .i.4
| spE. BIZ.
EXCHANGE-New York, selling ! II
Boston, Ii
Philadelphia, /" II .
| Chicago, par.
| # ST. Louis, "
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New Appointments.

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The following names
were sent 70 Lie Senate for Commissioners q
Subsistence. with the rank Of Captain:
VIM. No EougaIl, Indiana; Nathaniel Marvin,
Ohio; VIM T.. Pa.king, Isaac G. Woods, j N.
Co~lpy, Indiana; w. w. jackson, ILL.,; Richard
McAllister, Iowa. .ssss
The following as Assistant Quarter Masters,
with rank n. Captain: Griffith Owen, Michigan;
Nnthca Barker. No.; G. Clark, John J. E iiott,
Chic: J. :. Dodge, Ill; II. II. Bags, James
Bradshaw. Ino.. John W. Taylor. lows; Charles
". Moni.on, s Io,-ly, Ohio; John W Rankin
10 wa; Reuben E. Hat Jesse W. Fell, j. W.
sh~ffer, G. A. PIERCE, ILL.,; se"ry e. euf''ss'
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From washing ton.

WASHINGTON, July 3O-CoL Stone arrived
here to-day from Hsrper's Ferry, having left
there last evening. His division is now sta.
toned there. lie says Banks is strongly posted
and entrenched, and can Withstand any attack,
and is receiving achievements daily. Nothing
is known Of the rebel movements
Worlds Dispatch
Detachments Of U. $. Cavalry LETT today for
Harper's. Ferry.
Gen. Mcclellan visited the Senate and House
to day and was warmly welcomed.
LIEUT. Col Fowler. of the New York 18th,
reported killed, is alive and IN Washington
(Time's Dispatrh.)
l am repeatedly informed that both Col. Hun.
ter "nd Col Hcntzelnan, wounded in the late
battle, are SO rapidly recovering that they will
be able To report for duty on Monday next
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From cairo.

CArao. July 3O-Five steamers arrived at
New Madrid, No, yesterday. with large NUM-
Der of rebel troops, horses. wagons. guns, am
munitiop, &c. The rebel force at New Madrid
il repor 1sd 10 be 1880
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Isneci.l 70 CHICAGO Times /

" AsiIIN6roS, July 29-ll P M.-From evil
den,s. adduced before the Congressional Com
mit.ee, appointed to investigate the army con-
tracts made by the War Department, II appears
that ,nahy Of the employers al the Navy Yard in
this cits are 10 sympathy with the Confederates
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Rixh,olS .cessi.,,,.

4; there any Constitutional right of Seces.
= We are ssked for the hundrcdth time.-
t,aswer uo-a thousand times, no. There ia
sore right for State TO secede from the
b. than to establish an absolute monarchy
knske Normonism the exclusive religion.
.@ilton in l7s7-S, when the assent of this
Iejo the Constitution was very doubtful,
a. TO ask Madison if she might not stipulate
,r.ht 10 Withdraw from the Union. Mad
|, psiempto,iIy r. jected the idea. The In
k. be iu.ll, rsponde1. was t. be a perpetual
{sa, uud no right of withdrawal, or secession
Ia be recognized.
Nshs- been said thousand times since bv
xs,s, Webster. Clay. and everybody else
:, 81 had any National reputation, except,
h,,ss john c. Calhoun. 1t was declared
gsar the South during the Embargo and DUR
3are War OF 1912, when il was charged that
New England fedrralists warted tn break
/ ite Union. Nnbody ever denied or doubted
ID. rho-e Who could not otherwise convince
,. : pmselves that they were not traitors.
srii. then, What sort Of Right of Secession is
ne or eau there bes a.
w,tnswer-Just this:
sEv~ a stockhold.r of Bank or Railrosd
rnentcr the Office one morning and say,
leseunce you all pack of knaves and
ssdLfs, and dissolve n, connection with the
81 en- Here" reaching over for the CASH
sintemptying the contents into his valise,
|fsy share of the assets, which | shall take
sH uth me. Good mnrliing"
' halls precisely Secession, aud the right to
/ t5r the Right Of Secession.
! ssii is not impossible that case might
k,sd or i,nsgned wherein such conduct
s.lt have sort ~ Justification. If the msn-
b. Of the Bank ,coe ali swindlers aud THE yes,
nigh,be that he could do no better than Just
b. aua sort Of wild Justice be thus Obtained.
1t ibis is no, Law nor Peace-it is Violence
aWsr
/ The ST ties that hate the Union, mean to de.
rrS the Union. were resolved to make War on
y lnlcn, had been willing to depart pescea.
~ ard TO arrange quietly and dccently the
na. Of separation, we alone amofg the people
als Free States expressed willingness to
ht~m GO. But they would not go in this
n-n fact, could not get their own people
hhie the Union without fighting it They
stculs'lyes TO stealing the forts, arsenals, ar
sie, minis, public iands, custom houses, &C.,
tzHre the usdisputed property of the M.
NJ From that hour, il has never been posi-.
= TO 1T them GO peareably without National
--baseness-infamv. TIE name oil
Fasrcan will rank below that of Mexican
faad se now succomb u the traitors.-[N. Y
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Surgeon of 9Th Regiment.

~ The wapello Guards, Cspt. Caldwell,
=, in las, evening, full company and noun
i he men are principally from Martins
:, and have enlisted within the last three
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Rumor. from Forsrcss Monroe.

New YokK, Aug. The B ,ltimore Ameri'
can of yesterday evening. has the following:
Rumors prevailed about Fort Monroe that
Gen. Batter would be placed in another military
department and the command Of that depart
mcnt would be sssig cd to Gen. Wool
Lieut.. Crosby, U. S A., was sent BY Com.
Stringham with an armed brig tn the mouth OF
the Pocomoke river tor the purpose Of tiriHg
upon number Of boats said to have heen car
rying supplies to the Confederates to the east
ern shore Of Virginia from Baltimore The brig
was well armed and manned. The Lieutenant
had orders to act determinedly. The result had
not transpired, but about o'clock at night
brisk cannonatling was heard in the direction OF
Pocomoke, and it appeared that more than one
party was engaged in IT,
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,,,..,--s,r1 I'm. Ro.,.R.,av.

Lot sviLLs. Juiy 3l.-lhity gunness arrived
last night Tor gun boats now ready 10 leave
for Cairo. =. s. Senad. Of this CITY, is manu-
catuiiup guns tor Home Guards.
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O@cer. Resigned.

WASH. Aug --l6 vi the Garibaldi Guards,
dissatisfied with experience and their inrOmpe-
tency t. discharge their duties, have resigned
aud returned 70 New York.
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IN TEI4Eeale.APH


Change ~ C0revw ausOMg the Eo0ay~e.s
Z traitors IN DaNgsv..NsW 1Bri1aaless.
WAsRlkascs, July 50 "A number OF officers
Of the Fire Z"uav~r aud the 7vsh have resigned
and others viii follow their example
Tbs 3Dth Nes York kegt has been pushed
forward to Clouds Mills, 1--WE miles and half
beyond Al-xsrdria. assgs5ls''ssEs
Colonel Z. D. Keys assumes Cosoael Porter's
Brigade. shat officer having been sppolnsed
Provoet nnshall. -,
Nine employees Of the Government were %.
rested this morning BY order Of Gem Scott.
Ohio recommends the following Brigadiers:
Col. Sherman, Col. NcOosk, Gen. Bales, Col.
Ansore. Gen. Schlrych, Gen. g. W. Morgan, and
Cob Tyler. Thensmes are in order Of prefer
ence.
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balloon Aseenslou

Fl. KoxRos, Aug. i.--L. Mountain made .
balloon ascension and could net discover The
enemy In any direction.
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y HrRDER-A few niles south Of Clay City,
'r~ rpunty, few days ago, a man named
p Duke was nissi & under circumstances
gave grounds for u suspicion OF foul play -
! arch was instituted by the neighbors, hich
4 fy resulted in fndin: the body OF Duke in a
4ieL horribly nHrged aud almost wholly de-
ped by hogs Enough r. manned to show that
lad been shot in the back of his head by a
sse- pistol ball, and that his throat as after
hra. cut lrcm ear to ear. He was then strip
frtd,yeiy al ,iclc of clothing exc pit his socks,
StSA-s for the purpose OF inv ting the hcgs TO
f'rUae him, TO destroy his identity. A man
tsA~-Whte has been arrested. examined
utrmmi,ted, charged with committing this
rstus crime. Some circumstances are very
nEg against him. He owed Duke money. and
be 'ppcin,ed the day upon ~hich Duke WAS last
svS,bse for Duke TO come to his house to re-
sfIrh pay. Dixie was last seen on his way
Wives. Somehow Whites wife, and man
i'net Dawson, who lived With him, hapnened to
tisay liom home that cay, leaving White all
hdg. 1t is also State til there were faint
fss Of Hood on Whites horse after his arrest,
10 'tai sCme hairs were found on jagged
s'np hear where the body was found, CORES
adng with the name of Whites horse
Aur had the notes he had given Duke, and
'hhh were to have been paid on tina, day, and Of
sssc alleges that he paid them.-lSt Louis
aplblirsn, Jul, 26
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Acsson q Shc Msasour1 Oonve nt1on.

Traditional Foreign--bv Africa @
The London Telegraph and Star quarrel with
the Presidents Message, aud call it very unsa-
tisfactory.
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.,. J1'sf on SfECiK The Richmond Despatch
Ii. ;s Everybody Is just now D, opounding
s'po'sant question. Copper. are ~ scarce
G. s and. ~ Tor silver produce, the eight
a,;safs+r or half dollar 10 q . aAxeeed
sss . diseased ocularaw
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NOTICE

Ths fax Payers u Dec Moanes County ~. 49,
shs w. o. tnds and Lnss wA,ch Taxes are due ~
SnpaM mo- 70 ooerss 1t preparation Tor pahlcsss =
ease. Of as srtsnsat md sslek batting -.
nseS 80 JOuN a. afPLyY'''S
vVisssW neasazss De- AelnncSo,
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W.. BArcHEloR's HAR ssplendid Hair Dy .
has no equal-nsantsneou In eject -autf Black or
Natural Brown-no stsn,ng the skin .nyurine the Hair
remedies the absurd and III effect Of Had Dyes and In
vyoraes the Hair for life None genuine unless sign
ed "W. A. Bachelor Sold everywhere
CHARLES BATCIikldUR Proprietor.
octS-wiv 81 Barclay 81 :, New York.
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PIMPLEs IND SKIN Dl sEAsEs are the result =. :.
rure blood The blood becsme thick and coggei tn,
skin Is not able TO cast OF the Impurities Important to
health. How many young men and women We see with
the faces covered with pmples and bio,ches, who
endeavortng to remove them by the OF sraps and
washes Of various kinds This IS very dangerous and
should be practsed by persons desrous OF good
hea tn Mothers who have c,lr'ren afflicted with
and erup,ions should dry them by external APP
pcsons for in this way they will drive In the humors
and produce III heath for the child during It's whole e
tim. There no mother likes her children
afflicted with feeble health.
JCDSOsp5 MOUNTAIN HERS PILLS prepared
expressly for the Of erupons Of the skim such
Pinp,es Botches, Sores, &c They clean the blood Of
all Impurities producing beautiful, clear and healthy
skin, much admired by all people Of and refine
ment. 81 ~
Jndson's Mountain Herb Pills sold by all Medicine
Dealers. 5csz z
y. Z. Gay, ard Hughes Nassau, Agents, Burlington,
Iowa sk Uuly6 bplm
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-08-03

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