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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1863-02-14
rHEHAWk,EYE
4 NEW DRESS FOR THE HAWK.

Early in March the Hawk-Eye viii make its
sppearancein ansentirely new dress-one of the
hsndson,est that can be made BY Eastern Type
Founders. Ii announcing this fact se vim say
to the readers various editions shat neither
labor nor, money will be spared TO- make the
eHawk-Ese in every respect the best and most
readable newsspp.per stsainabie on Che West side
Of the Mississippi The reading matter in the
/: Daily willhe increased nearly thirty per cent
and its value in like proportion. 60 with the
Semi -weekly and Weekly. This latser edition
shall have no s.perior, for the price in or outof
the State. We con6dently assert that in sise,
nanner aud massefno paper shall surpass it. 4. y
Friends Who have heretofore labored on be-
halt Of the Havk-Eye, and al loyal people
who belisve that Democratic Institutions are
worth preserving and can Be saved from de-
struction, are reminded that every effort Is being
made TO extend the circulation and influence
Of the Tory Press, md that something ought 70
be done to counteract i. 60 .,asr
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-17
A Queer Letter.


We get all kinds of letters from all kinds
of people. A soldier stationed at Web
ster, on the North Western Virginia Rail-
road writes as follows: . IS
Mr.. Editor -
Dear Sir,-You will please publish
somewhere in your columns, a short note,
gotten up according to your own judg-
ment, and let it be on space that will be
readily noticed by the reader.
The subject would have is this: The
people of this place do not administer to
the sick as they should, and the fact is they
scarcely show enough respect to dig tn 9
grave or attend the funeral of fellow
creature. really think it the most hea-
thenish community, in those respects,
ever saw. Therefore they deserve good
lecture or scourging on the subject.
l attended the burial of two young men
yesterday, who died of spinal fever within
half "a mile of this place. The citizens
did not visit them when sick, neither was
there one of them at the funeral. The fact
ofthe matter is, they pay no attention to
the sick and dying whatever; yet there is
great deal of sickness 10 the community
Itwould be very good to notice it in one
or two papers, that people may see their
fault. sIra. Isl --- lfs. %. ~
amyours, respectfully.
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posi- OF day, exposing the morrow to the
possibility OF retaliation from resctiona-
~ maJoriiy, who would be at no loss to
coutrlve a test oath as nearly related to thu
Constitution as the one under considera-
tion, that would exclude from office almost
every present incumbent in the new State.
In default of sufficient ability TO dispose
of this grave and pregnant subject as it
deserves, allow me at least, Messrs. Ed
itors, to contribate my mite of justice to
the manly and fearless position assumed
by Senator Bunker, by recommending to
the digestion of your readers the follow
ing extract, quoted by De Tooqueville,
from the "Federaiist, No. H."
"The republican principle demands that
the deliberatve sense of the community
should govern the conduct of those TO
whom they entrust the management of their
affairs; but 1t does not require an uuQnal-
ihed conplaisance TO every sudden breeze
of passion, or to every transient impulse
which the people may receive from the arts
of men who fatter their prejudicss to be-
tray their interests. 1t is q just observa-
ton that the people generally intend the
public good. This often applies to their
very errors. But their good sense would
desPise the adulator who should pretend
that they would always reason right about
the means of promoting it. They know
from experience that they sometimes err !;
and the wonder is that they so seldom eir
as they do, oeset, as they continually are,
by the ;wiies of parasites and sycophants !;
by the snares of the ambitious, the avari.
cious, the desperate by the articles of
men who possess their confidence more
than they deserve it; and of those who seek
to possess it rather than to deserve IT,
Hnen occasions present themselves in
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-17
For the Intelligencer. -lar- r. 91
The Extra Constitutional Oath Bill.

After carefully. perusing Senator Bunk
er's remarks in opposition to the "oath
bill" lately passed by our Legislature, aud
your. editorial comments on both, / beg
leave to say, with all respect to you, that
until the legality of that measure is decid-
ed by unquestiouablez authority on such
matters, the public mind will be inclined
to view its enactment as au uuwarranted
addition or amendment to the State Con-
sutution, aud an eucroachment upon the
rights and privileges reserved to the peo-
Pile. 1t ia denounced as arbitrary, impoli,ic
and pusilanimous. Its severity reaches the
guided victim alike with lis crafty tseducer.
By closing the door against repentance
and retrieveneut, it perpetuates in our
midst Il faction. of rancorous Foutcasts of
all grades of intelligence aud worth, to
foster the germ of future treason, or it
compels them 10 migrate TO more congo.
uial regions, where their secession might
at some evil day 10 come, determine a IA
tai preponderancei OF power
Il is believed by very loyal judges of
human nature, that with the use Of proper
tact and discretion, allied to a soothing
dose of christian forbearance, one might
gradually render our stray brethren re-.
conciled, ot1at least, harmless, il not use
lui atnvpB -us. 'tuS tsnoulu We, while
fighting tor peace ut large, legislate for
war at our doors2 The oath bill also
savors of AWAIT Of. confidence in the pop
ular judgment aud loyalty, not unmixed-
If certain heart corners could be read
with a 1.-THE Of personal fear, yindictive.
ness and other equally unavoidable mo.
tiyes. II bears on its face a trausitory,
revolutionary character. which idooms il
to premature DEATH and reduces 1t in every
rejecting mind to level with the confis-
cation act, the every body his own lawyer
aud doctor law, the West Virginia Maine
law, aud other dead-born, or unborn vaga-
ries against impereeptible rights, aud the
welfare and dignity, of the State, jturthered
by that portion Of our Legislators who
derive their popular designation from the
latin noun rddix-root-a thing that runs
itself into the ground. Like all short
lighted measures, it only seems the pur-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-17

ADviCEs from Richmond and from North
Carolina predict stormy times in the rebel
Congress at the present session. The con-
servative North Carolina members are ear
nest and fearless men, and are really for
restoration of the Union, and it is given
out that they will introduce and advocate
q bill to authorize the secession of States
from the Confederacy that desire to return
to the Union. A great many members
elected on the "last ditch"u platform are
believed 10 be in secret sympathy with the
North Carolina movement, and if the fire
is once kindled it may speedily burst into
a sweeping confagration, and demolish
the rebel cob house before they can get out
the engines. The bill talked about by the
North Carolina members will be introdu-
ced, if at all, only as means of broaching
the subject and opening the controversy
The confederate States need no permission
to leave, as the right to secede is the car
dinal principle of the organization, and
JEFF. can raise no reasonable objections to
the process. ---->'--' -
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w. 10 not like that statement in the dis
patches yesterday, to the effect that the
President, at tho ,as,s..es of a drputativn
from the Loyal Leagues, had decided TO
order General Scbofeld to report in person
nt Washington, in order to see whether or
no he should be removed from his COM
maud in Missouri. President Lincoln
should decide such questions for himself,
and permit no such influence TO operate
upon him. We doubt the entire correct
ness of the dispatch, but still, where there
has been SO much indicated in that direc.
tion there is something in it. The Presi-
dent has bis constitutional advisers, and,
what is better still, he has his own good
sense and honest purposes, and they are
more trustworthy than officious outside
Intermediates. 70 @
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Dyspepsia! Dyspepsin.

DR.. WIsHARr: have bern u constant sunsrer
with Dyspepsia for the last eighteen years: during
which time eanno. say that enjoyed
were more aggravated than at others, and then II
seemed 1t wonld be great Ielief to die. had at
all times an unpleasant feeling in my head but LAT
erly my sutterngs SO much increased that became
almost unit for business of any kind nv mind was
continually filled with gloomy thoughts and fore.
podings, ana attempted to change their current
py reading, at once a sensation of icy coldness In
connection with q dead weight. as it were. rested
upon my brain; also a feeiug Of sickness would oe
cur the stomach aud great pain to my eyes, ac-
losing my reason also experienced great Iasstnde
DC 6hty and nervousness, which made it dfiicut to
walk by day or sleep at night. became ayerse 10
and disposed only to seousion having
various schools, finally to the conclusion that
ior TINS DISEASE ut my present age 45 years. there
was no cure In existence. But, through the inter-
ference Of Divine Providence, to whom deyontfv
oner my thanks, ut last found a sovereign remedy
IN your Dyspepsia Pills and Tar Cordial, waici,
seem 70 nave eifectually removed almost the last
trace OF my long list OF ailments and bad feelines
and In their place health, pleasure and
are my everyday companions -
- JAMES NJ. SAUNDERS
merly of Woodbury., N. J. iof-
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THE CoUGHING CoNGREGATIoN


fus's2"Lord LoteH he stood attic G,sile Gaten
The oarson h. .t-,, ~ tiiii42 y
And PsalnI he had lust read Of. ~ i4'5 -
And the choir had struck on Tho opening .tave -!
= acoush,D s.coueh ~ -. '''1 T." eoush,
When the people ohimed In with a ocouphn 'S -
Atiength the grave parson arose IN ..nr.,oh,
I Oft by this cough chorus set baek NSPF'
For before the good man could his secondly reach %
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God guard our dag, and keep each starr
Each stripe ms bright as now they wave,
stiii make u lead our ranks In war,
SIN float above each patriots grave,
Death to the traitor that would dare =.
To trail It through the dust of shame,
All honest hearts Its lot will share
Aud follow It to Death or Fame.
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IL New Book t3} y ~ - - - fN' Va NV

Il New Book, pi''' u wv
THE DRUMMER BOY
The most elegant aud attractive Book for Rows
ever published. illustrated by the great BARLEY
ana written by the Popular Author of FATHER
BRiGHTHoPEs. Price 81. 1tN
Also In q handsome box the three Books together.
pIiN Drummer Boy, s'Tbe Bobbin Boy" sThe
Another new and fine Book for Boys is sThe Ad.
ventures OF Dick onslow among the Red-skins,n
for Bale by1i sulltitpl Jos. GRAVES, M
.e3 af,1 Jy.-,TtE fs.s.,, No. 30 Monroe Street
oeSo Wheeling, W, Va 4
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"a TAR CORDIAL, TAR CORDIAL
TAR CORDIAL, go TAR CORDIAL, 3

81" An IrtaHt6le Cure for Bronchitis
Mr. Ward says: 'Dr. WIsHART-Sir: 1 had Bron-
chitis, Inflammation of the Lungs, Shortness Of
Breath, and Papitation of the heart in their worst
forms; had been treated by several of the most
eminent physicians in Philadelphia, but they could
not stop the rapid course of my disease, and had
despaired Of ever being restored to health. was
truly on the very Yer ge OF the grave. Your Pi 0
Tree Tar Cordial was highly recommended to me by
a friend; tried 1t aud am thankful to say that
after using four large, and one small bottle was
restored to perfect health You can give reference
to my house, No. 96s N. Second street, or at my
ONCE OF Receiver of Taxes, from 9 A NJ. to P. NJ
corner OF Chestnut and Sixth Streets ~ ~.
JOHN WARD
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The New Book for Boys is now Ready.
THE FARMER BOY,
= - AND HOW liz

AND HOW HE laE
Became Commander-in-C Chief;
EDITED BY WM. NJ. THAYER, +,
S thor OF 1.-THE Pioneer Boy" "Bobbin Boy,n &c.
sup erbly illustrated. BouLd in extra CLOTH bright
colors, with an elegant full gilt ack Price 81.
one OF the principal aims of this book is to incul.
cate through the medi am of story OF great inter
est noble, and patriotic spirit Of the youth
Por sale by JOS. GRAVES 4
decS 1910 -st- No an Monrna a. 20,
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Fourth Page.

Interesting reading matter WILDE found
on the fourth page of this paper.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-17
The Great Remedy for Consumption.
The Great Remedy for Consumption.

The Great Remedy for Consumption.
? The Great Reuiedyfcr Consumption.
am constantly receiving such certificates as the
following. Read It'll
DIR. WIsHART-pear Sir: I had very dreadful
cough and sore throat for one year, and my whole
system was fast giving way, and i was FRUSTRATED
on my boo with but little hope of recovering. My
disease bafled the power of all medicines, and in
short time Unjust have gone to my grave; but thank
God, my daughter in-law would not rest until she
went to your store No. 10 North second street. aud
related the case to you, purchased one bottle of
your Pine Treo Tar Cordial, and commenced to
use It, and In one week was much better, and after
oil my friends for they all pronounced me past cure
Publish my case II you think proper. 1I s'lA
'tAs' "a ~ - ~ RERECCA HAMILTON. ~
-. s.-- ]. No.1921 Wayne street. Philade lphia
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BLEEDING OFTHE LUNGS,
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
} JRkAD THE foLLowING.

b. DR. WIsHARr-Sir: I return my grateful thanks
for the discovery you have made III making a ned-
cine that will cure Inflammation of the Lungs and
Pine Tree Tar Cordial, lives, to ali appearance near
my grave had been for length of tmo splitting
blood, and would ut times yomit 1t. 49,. ''5'l,,I .
:" My physicians (for l employed two) pronounced
me past cure; but my sister had used your Pine
Tree Tar Cordial, which did her SO much good that
she prevailed on me last resource TO try Il !:
and, thank God, commenced to use it. L have
taken twelve bottles, and am perfectly cured, and
am ready aud willing that any person that is sick
should call on me, aud I will toll them what your
Cordial has done fer me. All my friends aud neigh.
bofs were utterly astonished at my speedy return
clotted state. frequently. Publish my case, for
want every person that is suffering as was to know
of your invaluable medicine -
Respectfully, JOHN yERDIN
Crease st, six doors above Richmond st,
u Phadephia
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can only give a few of the many thousands of
eertihoates am receiving in favor OF this great
Medicine; but have had quantity Of them pub
lished 10 circular form, which send free on appiica
tien; Whether you conclude to give the Medicine
tria or NOT send for circular. Price Fifty Cents
Prepared only by tho proprietor,
DR.. L. @. @. wISHART,
i-A 70 Philadelphia, Pa.
Sold In Wheeling by LOGAN, LIST CO.,
and T. IL. LOGAN co,
G. Agents for West Virginia.
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ST. JOHNS CHURCH FESTIVAL,
E WASHINGTON HALL. 5a

THURSDAY EVENING, DEC, 11tb.
:. ADMISSION .pS 40 oents. Children accompanied
by their Parents or Guardians Gents. - =.
I HE Ladies Of st. Johns Church will hold Fam
Z and SUPPER at WASHINGTON HALL, on
Ihurday evening. December 18th. for the benef1t of
the New CHURCH building Fund, for which they in
woke the patronage Of the public. -
Doors open at o'clock. Supper served at 7 gg,i-
Rigby's Promenade Band will be in atta,5sn.af
having kindly volunteered their services, -
Refreshments and Goods sold at reasonable nrics.
donations for the Festival are earnestly reouestei
and viii be thankfully received at the Hall any time
during the day on Thursday. - : -'' 'N'o
"A "a r. ID 'lIA ~
FOR nearly fourteen years St. Johns Free Cburch
has been modestly pursuing Its missionary labor IN
one OF the suburbs Of the city. and has never yet
been candidate for thepublic bounty It's further
continuance in wel.doing now, how ever, very much
depends on Its temporary Church edifics being re.
placed BY more substantial structure placed ABOVE
tne reach OF high waters and situate In more eII
eioIe location generally. suitable lot has been
secured on which the congregation desire to erect
Ch9rch building that will enable them to perpetnats
ana expand their mission, and at The same tn,e he
come an ornament to the city. Their means how
ever, are very limited. and they cannot expect to
aseompiish the desired object without tho generous
assistance OF their fellow citizens witch Is hopsfliv
He1sea- 49, '--'' d. 10 ss4 dec16-St
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GTEEL COLLARS AND oUPFsIIfor Iad;..I -,
~ Gents, the greatest invention OF the age. sI.o
Z oman searis, beautiful article, at the Vsriatv
store OF decl5 D. NiCOLL BRO
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NOW READY. ~ ~
IN The Fourth yolnme of the Famous spectacle
Series," for Children-entitled s.. - :,
4a -lAs MOSCOW, i'
al BY MISS s. w. LANDER. .fri
with over thirty beautiful Illustrations, from
originals coming from Russia; bound in handsome,
bright coors, gilt back and side. Price IS cents
Written In Miss Lander's well known fascinating
style, and full of useful and reliable Information
II 10 one of the most beautiful Juveniles published
In fact, each volume of this famous series. as II
appears, is hasled with delight by thousands of
children, and we trust they may be hailed by thou
The preceding volumes Of this series are
BOSTON, ST. PETERSBURG, PEKIN All
IL sa.4 yfu1 Price SIS cents each.
FOR sale by l..-. JOS. GRAVES,
decS No. 80 Monroe Street
EFT PARENTS teach their boys patriot
IL ism, while they are yet boys, and We shall
nave nave nation made up OF noble and and patriotic
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A Positive Cure for Dyspepsia-phs
Great American Dyspepsia Pan.
We my say with safety that ninety cases ont of
every hundred, that one with consumption had at
irst only spepsia. Dyspepsia quickly lays the
foundation Of other Diseases some OF which are Of
ne most fatal character Dyspepsia is emphaticaliy
the aisease that takes from us that bracing stimuli
us Tor the enterprise OF fe We say to the sick and
to physicians of every school, that in Dr. Wishart's
Cordial there is cure for the worst cases Of dys-
pepsia. ~
(939O) nine thousand three hundred and ninety ma
tients, for Dyspepsia in its various forms and In
every case where the medicine tn ken as directed
u maue perfect cure number of the above
cases had boon treated by the most eminent phys-
cians in this country and Europe 7'+lfI
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y CHEAP HOOP SKIRTS. -
RhAsss FASTENED TAPE SHIRTS, 40 Hoops,
Diamond Tied Cord Skirts, IS Hoous for TX cant.
e2cn. ded1B J.S, RHUDRS
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WISHARI,S TAR GlRDlAL

M Ill positiyely cure the following diseases:
wv Consumption, II not beyond the power of med
icne, Inflammation OF the ungs, Coughs Sore Throat
and Breast Bronchitis, asthma, Piles, Gravel and
1unfailing Remedy for female Complaints.
DR.. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Is the only vital principle of the Pine Tree obtained
by peculiar process In the distillation of the tar
by which the highest medicinal properties are 70.
tanned
Its the medicine that cures when all others have
faild. IL e. ~ JlEEf
TAR CORDIAL, s,-,a,T TAR CORDIAL, .,s
TAR CORDIAL, TAR CORDIAL,
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
1HE Two Story Brick House and Lot corner OF
Il Monroe and Fifth streets. Enquire of -.
snsEjy- T, Q. HILDRErh BRO,
oeclo IS Main street
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lowing persons liable to military service
To furnish substitutes for the same. or
authorizing the acceptance. enlistment or
enrolment of any such substitute in the
military service, be, and the same are
hereby, repealed"
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iouGH sSRUPs-The best in the world can a.
~ ways be found at theOdd Fellow Hail Isrn ns
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MARsHAL,s SALE.
HOLIDAY GoODs.
~ z. ,iis No. 1928 OLIVER sraryr ii.
- = PhiladaInhia Ia.,.a. - y,

HOLIDAY GoODs. = = r.
NALL at the Odd Fellow Hail D,,,s s,r. . a, = :.
~ anime the Holiday Goods before GIuu rsis.i T
elsewnere. 80 - t.i-.-ss lisfEl. = 3 ldecII-e
'HB finest assortment Of HOLIDAY GOODs h.,
as reeeived at the Odd Fellow Hall Drng Store.
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NOW Is the season to kin your Rats and Mico
IN With CSstar's Rat Exterminator. '1'ee
aeclf EDMUND R0fiRIs,6s Z.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
Rrussju,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 60,

Personal Intetf<ge III
The mortal remains Of the Count DO Sy rscase, uncle "
and deposited in tbs royal vault OF sastt Chiaa The re-
mova was e1scted 10 secret, and funeral ceremony
was quite private.
The Italian journals state that Jewess only years
OF age named Grosa Cavgia was baptsod on the 20lh
INST at Rome, against the will her parests and indeed
against her own IL schd OF such tender se bs said
to have any will In such matters resource.
% Cardinal Cagiano Psrfect Of the Cunssrvatof Cate
cumens, but IN vain sof few days later tl- 60vnae
~ Roma announced her sbnversion and baptisuG
The Duke do Monebelss Frcnca Minister In RasA has
De5h c0mpeled 10 delay H5 dopsrure from 81 Fetcrs
bwg In consequence or the srioas ndisposhioU o.
Dusess who Ia utterly unable 10 usdcrt Ike jOahST
tbe present moment delay OF = month will bstflAps
be necessary for her recovery. ~. 80 :,
Masshhi ro Duke de MalaEsf afrtvyd at Marsellhsou
the 2s' ulsIno. and embartod at for Aageyysof
WHICH country 10 s Governor Getteral
The Grand Dsko Constantine of Ruszl, has arfive1 ak
his ChsseAu'of 0standa, Ia tho CffhHeA!
Easou HAussenn Prefoc or the Sef hAs just paid a.
VISIT 70 that tows, acconpaaisd ~ tBS Ersaess Tnc
Baron repeatedly sxDressod his t6ufshnont tho arcut
Improvements mss1c In the pssy sinctsS visit ~
1858 Afef dining with n. and Nine. Rhsne- Pcreire,
t0ey retur7eu TO .BCf4Naux in tho cv6Hinx ~ 80.
Mgr. Dupanioup, Rshop OF Oreahs:, htss addressed
letter 70 hsotefgy oering prayes5 70 bt sved for
Poland 90 ss9r
Tho King HSpain' rAH proceeded sb'thctattp OF AHA
ma 10 order 70 comvcts the reestAB shhscns OF his
Aeath. Tho Queen ana her chidrcn vrnah rstIhsird.
NE Tuileries has arrives In Paris oS'Eis way 20 Pan
where he incisto pasehe winner foi me bezat or his
health. 81
Lady Londonderry, frc1 London. her w'ss u Biar
rlsz and Lady finorben from Swzeriind en- yrae for
London have arrived 10 me Hotel Mirab3ah ,"P&eAN