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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-02
Republican County Convention.

republican County convention.
The Convention met at Marion Hall yes.
terday, according to previous notice.
Hon. Franklin Wilcox, was appointed
Chairman Of the Convention, and johnson
Pierson, Secretary.
On motion Of Mr.. Hueston, the following
named gentlemen, were appointed Dele.
gates to the State Convention:
VIM. r. Moore, of Augusta Township.
r: D. Poole, Of Benton /"
Wolcott Seymour, of DanYille
u. Allen, Of Franklin +"
w. +. johnson, of Flint River. IS
8. D. Coonrod, of Huron /"
e. NJ. Garman, Of Jackson IS
Jas. Tucker, of Pleasant Grove s.
Benjamin Van Dyke, of Union s.
d. b. Crawford, Of Washington s.
w. II. Cartright, Yellow Spring "
BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Clark Durham, C.. b. Darwin,
w. Garrett, Geo. Snyder,
Joshua Tracy, G. A. Brautigam,
D. NJ. Ewing, J. F. Abrahams,
M. Langloth, A. Delahaye,
John s. David, James Pullman.
COUNTY AT LARGE.
Jacob Weider, ]. X. Scott,
Sam'l Fullenweider.
On motion Of Mr.. Huston, it was moved
that the delegates present at the State Con-
vention at Des Moines City, be authorized
to cast the whole vote of the county (which
was agreed to.
1t being made the duty by the call of the
Chairman of the County Committee, that
this Convention should select delegates for
both State and Congressional Conventions,
it was moved and seconded that delegates
to the Congressional Convention be nomi-
mated, whereupon the following named
gentleman were appointed:
Elijah Anderson, of Augusta Township.
Myron II. Jackson, of Benton -
r William Swan, Of Danville ..''
Jos. j. McMakin, Of Flint River g
Geo. Hueston, of Franklin q
VIM. Innis, of Huron 9
G. NJ. Garman, Of jackson IS
Geo. Schlapp, of Pleasant Grove -
w. Lamb, Of Union i"
F. Heiser, of Yellow Springs .
D.. b. Crawford, Of Washington /"
BURLINGTON TOWNSHIP.
N. Kelsey, Esq. Franklin Wilcox,
w. b. Remey, III. G. Ohrt,
Mark 8. Foote, Geo. III. Lane, ESQ.,,
II. Cartright, E. Joy,
John Bud, T. B. Webber,
w. d. McCash, David harrison,
w. Hillhouse, L. Palmer.
The nominations, for whichs.the Conyen-
lion met having been made, it was moved
that the appointment Of the County Com
mittee be deferred till the return of the
Chairman Of the present Committee, which
was agreed to.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-02

rs Three thousand, two hundred ant
thirty-four immigrants landed in New
York on Wednesday OF last week. The,
all came from Liverpool. That is quit,
unprecedented. But there is room for all
Let them come.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-02
will promptly refer all such inquiries to the

will promptly refer all such inquiries to th.
Committee.
/ beg leave to request the publishers o.
those Journals who have kindly Furnished
the Association with their papers, that the
address be changed to box ia. And if j,
be not too much to ask of them, and all pa.
papers friendly to the Baltimore nominees
to publish the facts stated herein, ] will
make that request also. ] should the
request directly to all, but for the fact tina,
the thermometer is SO wonderfully and
fearfully high that the labor would be toe
much. Very respectfully, &C.,
l.. q. INGERsoLL, Cor. Sec'y
Iowa Association, p. o. box TIA.
WASHINGTON CITY, June n, 1854.
CAMP 3D. Iowa VErERAN CAVALRY,
MEMPHIS, June 10, 1854.
At a meeting of the officers and enlisted
men of the Sd regiment Iowa veteran cav
airy, the following resolution was offered
and unanimously adopted:
ReS0LUed, That we are well acquainted
with the Rev. Pearl p. Ingalls,, general
agent OF the Iowa Orphan Asylum, he hav-
ing held the position of Chaplain in our
regiment for the period of eighteen months,
until he was compelled to leave US on ac-
count of the loss of his health that we
take great pleasure in recommending him,
and the work in which he is engaged, to
the favorable consideration Of Iowa SOL
diers wherever they may be found, and
also to the friends of the cause at home.
And we congratulate the orphans Of Iowa
soldiers that so faithful, earnest and tai
ented labOrer has been secured in their
behalf. JOHN w. NOBLE,
Lieut., Col. Sd Iowa Cavalry.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-02

- Some people may desire to know
what kind Of . side-show " it was which
gave notice that it would exhibit at Chica-
90 on the second of July, and was subse-
quently adjourned to the 9th Of August.
We understand this "Union Conservative
Convention, to be the remnant Of the pro-
slavery Know-Nothings, who four years
since voted for John Bell, called them
selves Union men and most of whose
members have aimee followed their candi.
date into the rebel ranks and are now bat
thing against the union. Then they gave
what aid and comfort they could to the in
tended treason. Now these of them who
are In the North proposed to make them
selves .'taip' to the Copperhead "kite''
and assist in the effort to make it fly sue
cessfully. The one set call themselves
s'Union Conservatives" The other "Con-
sentative Union Democrats" These are
merely dif1erenthames for the same thing.
Both are the salie az Copperheads.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-23
NE RYE INVIGORATOR.

For Nervous De5'hty, = miuoi lIe7kncW; Loss
Of Forer Confusion ~ ihougtt LosS Qt
AcmOJyi }-ri'qbc Teopr al o".V rpprehe,siots ;
Fear Dtsp rasn 0ud Melancholy ichi may m
Loss ~ httsoH O T. his new remedy 'or that fearful
train uf me an physical evils i-ug from secret hab
as ot The y0i1gor xccsfes OF azure years, is compns
ed " the most soothing, strengthening and uyig0rAt
medicine be found n the whole Vegetable Kingdom
forming clmbn ,inn the mos perfect u.ti for
this ubsiu aud distressing class u maades vet
discovered 1t has now cen o. nearly every state
IN the Union relieving the untold suferngs Of hunIredt
who have never seen the inventor restoring them 10
health. strength and happiuess Ooe large BOTTLE lss.
a month Iiioe 81. 0TIhese FuURGNEAT REM
kDlES now prepared are superi mt anything elise
m their respective purposts and aye made public,
for the bcneht II those who otherwise could avail
themselves NJ their virtues They Oh ted
eseuted, m every respect, or the prize Dsibe funded
HEWAHE OF l~ITATiOAs and especially those worth
les no,t'ums ief 1t d,uS stores 10 seh having
teftit uf my iadim Figure fr me purpose n deecpuo
The geruine is prepared ONLY by DIR MATrlSON, al
his OFFICE ~ SPECIAL ISkASES in Proyi-
dence and 10 be obtained NOW WHERE ELSE Sent
by Express ereyictere in ed packages secure from
obserrafi. 10 M recfint II the prre ~ mail
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-23
ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.

E0, Impurities Of the bigpa re,tatnG fran jppru-
detr and contpqton or abuse Of Mercury, causing
FruttJas os re st,u, Sore lhtQat idiith and Mae
Loss ~ hatr I'D Sores S,oeiiugs, Patm ~, The
Boncs and at ohsy Signs 81 an dttre rtritHt poDoH
in the system q 'No Rem, dy dsCuYert has done
what has been achieved by tins Under iis every
formof synhi iucor mercuial tat up co
iy cured. and in short time the subtle poison s
petely eradicated from the system, and hfalth md
strength are permanently restored ~ It this
remedy that cured gEfifBi fr0H the south N stop
pinq az Netrgort and tor ioh ch he presented br "
icih $3.50 besides his btH after h1riag unarr fhs
treatment Of tse a0,t eminent fh g'riaHs iH Bainore,
Pati0del0hti aud Netc York. fOt Five YEARS. Never
despair n permanent cure 100 matter how obstinate
has been, until you have thoroughly te ted The
virtues Of this pnteu- 4heratirs One large bottle
So l,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-23
IMPORTANT CAUrI0N.

~ Tosaadot Dollars al Q pa,d to swiudiing quacks
daily, whiou is r0rse than tArOnH aony This comes
from trusting 70 the deceptive advertisements Of men
calling themselves Doctors, whose only recommendation
IS Mha' mry say Of hc"seipss ~ Advertising pny'
sicitns, IA nine n ten, are BtD0sf0rs The
only safe way IS TO consult regular practising physician;
Or II YOU prefer one who makes disease specially
be sure that he is not advertising gnack or YOU will
have reason TO regret it. DR.. MArTisoN is the only
educated physician in Providence Il noin New England
tohO ddrerfes trea ing Special Maddies aud he gives
UNDouBrRp TESTIMONIALS, without which no stranger
can be emitted 10 confidence Enclose stamp for post
age and send for them, with pamphlet SPECIAL DIS
EASES, sent free. DIR Mattson is regularly educated
physician Of twenty years experience, ten in an ex-
tensive general practice until declining health
PEELED him 10 renqush That, and adopt office practice
treating all diseases and accidents resulting from i'm
prudence In both sexes, giving them his 0hoie attention
Persons, at distance having any important difficult
case, will do well 10 consult Dr. send for his tes-
tmonias before going elsewhere All business faithful
" attended 70, and perfect Sdtitfaction guaranteed
-" Advice at Office, free Address LockBox No. Xxx
mot 90 or DIR MArIIsoN
No. % Union ST., Providence, X. |.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-23
\ MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENls s.
Late Agent Of 4 Patent Office Washuigton Ct4nd
tAs Acf Of 1887.
10 STATE STREET OPPOSITE KILBY STREE


Late Agent Of ) Patent Office Washuigton, Ctndey
tAs Acf Of 1857
10 STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STREET
BOsToN, MASSACHUSETTS
AFTER an extensive practise Of upwards u twenty
years, continues 10 Patents in the United States
also 10 Great Britain, France and other foreign countries
Caveats, Specifications Bonds ssgnmeuis and all Pa
pers Drawings for Patents executed on liberal terms
and with despatch. Researches made into American or
Foreign worss 10 determine the validity or utility n
Patents or nyeL uonsand legal other advice render
ed IN all matters touching the same Copies Of the
claims OF any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England
but through II inecnlfs have advantages for securing
Patents Of ascertaing the patenAbity Of Inventions
unsurpassed by II not UNNECESSARILY superior TO- any
when can be offered them elsewhere The Testimonials
below given prove that is more sccesstI al the
Patent once Than The subscriber and a. saocess Is the
3eat proof " advantages ad dbitU he would add that no
has abundant believe and can prove that At no
other office Of the kind the charges for professional
services so moderate The immense practice Of the SUB.
seroer during twenty past has enabled him TO ac-
eumuate vast collection Of specifications and official
decisions relative 10 patents
These, besides his extensive library OF legal and me.
chanea works, and full accounts Of patents granted in
the United States and Europe render hm able beyond
question, TO offer superior facilities for
All necessity Of journey Washington, 10 procure
patent and the usual great delay there are here saved
inventors.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-23

No 'oooauorb 10 s'eea o. P.'f No Tauno-se,ero' to
GET ot.t 0f oydry.
WARRANTED WIN m WITHOUT COO WHEELS
Il took the + itsr PREMIUM az F fly Seven State
and County 3 iu 1868 aud Is, vithout an erceph n
me beet Wuuger ever made.
Patented IA the Uui,ed States England, Canada, and
Australia
Agents wanted in every town and in al parts Of the
world. bnergetie agents can make from to L. Dollars
sample whnser '.u, Espre's,pnid receip, ofpri
No 500 No 81 81 No r. $500 No A,
THK ?UrNAN MAN, FEATURING co,
NJ l3 Plat Street, New York, Cleveland Ono,
ana Peuniugt n Vt : NORrHROP, Agent
WHAT EVERY ObY KNOWS, viz -
lhu' Iron " n galvanized riH not rust that a sim
pie machine is better Than complicated one; that a
Wriuger should be sebadjetiug durable and efficient
that Thumb Ncrsi0s sud F1,teniigs cause aelav and
robic regulate and keep in orle that wood soaked
In hot lcH 5irs shrink and sDt; that wood hear
ings Tor the SHAFT 20 run in uiH that the Put
Wflnger, with or without cog wheels will not tear
me ciothe that cog wheel regula not essential
that tho Putnam WrinReT has all the advantages and
not Of the Disadvantages above named thai all VINO
have tested IT, pronounce il the best Wrnger ever made
that It viii wiring Thread OF Bed QHh pi bout alter
aft0n.
We might I'll the paper with testimonials. but insert
only feS to convince the skeptca, II such there be
and say 70 all, test Putnan's Wringer Test il
THOROUGHLY with ANY and ALL others and IL not
entirely satisiactory' return H.
Putnam ManuGefuTiig Co.
GENTLEMEN Tknoto from
practical experience that iron ,oe gapansed oih Zinc
ielH not oridise not pa,hcle The Putnam
Wr'nger "a as near perfect possible, and cheer
tuiiy recommend IL 10 be the best en- use.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. W. WHEELER, Cleveland, Ohio
Many years experience in the gayanzing business
enable indorse the above statement in an paytic
lars.
JNO. G. LEFFERTS, No. 100 Beekman ST.
NEW NoRK, Jan 1854 we have tested PutnAm's
Coihes Wrnser by practical working, and know that
will do. II is cheap it is simple it requires no room
whether az Work or at rest child operate it
SAVE ttrna and 10
wear and tear. We rnesty advise all who have much
washing to do with all intelligent persons who have am
10 buy this Wrngrf II VII Jay for itself In a year at
most HoS HORACE GREELEY.
l2wu
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-23

A Lincoln and johnson club at Washing
ton hung out their flag, yesterday afternoon
and then serenaded the President, who ma,
them little speech, in which he said be d
not feel called upon TO say much when til,
had heard such speeches from Mobile al
Atlanta, and more recently rom Vernon
and Maine. Besides he had made up his mil
not TO do much talking, as he had motto,
that some persons had lately injured then
selves very much by plain speaking.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-23

a. CONFIDENTIAL.
~ YOUNG MEN WHO HAVE INJURED
themselves by certain secret habits which unfit them
for business pleasure the duties Of married life
also middle aged and old men, who from The foes Of
youth other feel debility in advance of their
years, before placing themselves under the Of
any one, should first read THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married Ladies, wishing 70 avoid increase Of Family
will learn somothing Of Importance BY pursuing The
Secret Friend
sent to any address in sealed Envelope, on receipt
VI Twenty five Gents. Address
Or CHAs A. sIUART & CO.
so47 Boston, Mass
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-23

There was an immense Lincoln rat:ficaii,
meeting 10 Independence square, Philad,
phia. Saturday evening. John Cessna. spes
er OF the lsst Pennsy wanna Hous. and an
democrat, made stirring speech ~ the I
MON candidates.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-23

We hear that copperhead at ST. Alba,
yesterday was so candid as to admit to a |
mon man that the North was not entirely
blame for this fearful war, as tho South h
committed some little impropnetles. III
ia truly refreshing - Times.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-23

DIURRTIC COMPOUNn,

For me sueciai Diseases of TEE Urinary Oroans re-
suHinJ fan, ,aipftae. ce and coHt0gto J. lhi,
remedy coltsiu. nei'hrr Cp1ii0, tu6ets Ibp.HtiHe,
NJ any other uausetus dugs bot {, elegant ,cgtta
bic liquid pleasant the taste an smell, speedily ieuov
ing an mprof discharges and an heat ard irritation in
thu urinary passages You Therefore who have been tax
ing Basam foDuita 10 yAiop, forms monihs without
beneht until sick snd pale your breath aud clothes
fled with re vile odor throw away the disgusting mix
lures aud send for bottle of ihis Ncc ReHcae winch
will cure you az once and al-o cleanse the system
the injurious effects Of the mixtures you have been
TAXI long ~ T0Nic cgs IS, that have resisted
all kifd ~ treatment for month and even Yeas lOH
cure inipediaicly TB snd 4 icpfsseniei the
mpHey ioii he refunded one n'e generally subicient
Pr, c I.s ker
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-23
CERTIFICATES
WORTH A MILLION.
An Old Physicians
IesttmOny
READ :

NOV atNuf 1910
Although / do not
like the practice Of Ply
sioians recommending.
Unfortunately. tn Ell
patent medicines Of the
day yet after q trial vi
ten years, ! am nee to
admit that there Is one
medicine before the pub
lie that any Physician
can use In his practice,
and recommend 10 the
ptblic with perfect con.
hdcnce . that medicine
is Rev. A. H. Downs
Vegetable Balsamic X.
lixir
/ have used IL myself
with the very best sue.
ceas. and now. when
/ ever / am troubled with
a Cough or Cold, / In
vAriably use 1t. ! can
/ cheerfully recommend
| IL 20 all who are suffer
ering from a Cough or a
/ Cold, for the Ctoup
Whooping Cough and
all diseases tending TO.
/ Consumption, aud 10.
the Profession as a re /
liable article. I
] am satisfied Of it's.
excellence beyond a.
doubt having convorsed
personally with the Rev
n n Downs about Il.
be informed me Of the
principal ingredients OF
which the hliKiris com
posed, all OF ehich are.
Purely Vegetable and.
perfectly safe
J. D wOouwAHp.M Nd
Nov Brigade Surgeon
u S Army
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-23
C. A . RIG Ii RDS,
90 wAsHtN TON STREET,

NoTR &C A. Richards would also beg leave 20 state
has the ABOVE only part Of the list Of articles Tor
sale and imported by him lie has, IN addition one Of
the largest stocks in America Of Fine Botted Hnesand
Spifns OF every variety and kind, together with tue
assortment Of Liquors and Wines in original PACKAGE
for sale by the cask or gallon Also, Fins Cigars Nar
des Puck Is, Sauces, and every kind Of table luaury
usually found in hrst class vine in this countt, OF
in Europe.
o1lers are most resneetIulv .olieiled s9.aEeow
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-23

FoRr MoReAN.-A correspondent of tho
New Orleans Times. writing from Mobile
Bay, thus speaks Of Fort Morgan:
THE effect Of our terrific FIRE is visible
everywhere. On the west angle Of the tort
the angle in our rauge-not useful gun
remains. All have either been broken OF dis
mounted. Inside the effects are more terri
bly, visible Not wall, save that under the
western angle, but is perforated by our shells,
not place but shows the effect Of the terri
fe bomba dment Yet though shell rained
from mortar, from Parrot, and from colum-
bad, there was but one man killed and five
wounded in the fort. Hidden behind the
immense sand bank which no amount Of shell
ling could periorate, the rebels lay in perfect
security with provisions 90 last them for
six months, their commander hoped to pro-
tract the siege until relief should reach them
from sbove--a mighty host to come and sweep
u 'Vandal Yankees from the beloved shores
Of the sunny South, as one of the officers
told me.
Al one o clock on Monday afternoon, dur
ing the bombardment, a fire was discove ed
among the woodwork Of the citadel, and et-
forts we're at once made 10 oxtnguish tit
is now thought with but partial success for
when the FIRE broke out again at night, il was
under such Roadway as to render all attempts
to subdue il fruitless. As the magazines
were close to the FIRE, it became a matter of
selfprtservation to destroy the powder to
avoid a blow up, and all the drinking water
ia the fort was poured into them, flooding
them and rendering the fort defenseless. Sur
render then became sheer necessity
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-23

Secretary Seward says, " Since the da
Of Carnot, no man has organized war VI
ability equal TO that Of Stanton
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-23

Copper has been discovered in seye
owns IN tsssx county. A vein has b,
pened in Concord ~ at - miste rich r..nl
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-09-23

HLY IMFORTANr TO FEMALES

Il 4 IN DELICATE HEALTH. DR.. Dow Physician
and surgeon, Nos Rndooti Strrt, Boston consulted
9AS Tor AZ diseases incident 90 the female systrm PruApsua
OF ailtg q the Womb Floor Aous, Suppression, and
oihrr menstua arrangements upon path
illogical prcpt, aud speedy relief guaranteed in days.
~ invariably certain Is the mode NJ ment. most
obstinate eompaini yield under a. the an cted
loer Zoo perfect health Dr. Dow has doubt had greater
pcrcuce n thr " diseases Of clldrrn than
any phycau n hnson Boarding Accommodations for patients
who may ~ishio STAY 10 Boston few days under his treat
mrnt r Dow c- ls4b having ghor attrn-
lion o. Office practice, for tbs Private Diseases and
State.
n BAH letters must contain four red stamps or they will
April Isss ~ - oiss9
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80. Late Commissioner Of Patents.
M X. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appl,.
cations on all but Of which patents have been grant
ed, and that is now pending. Such unmstakabe proof
Of great talent and ability his part leads me TO
mend al inventors TO apply to him to procure their
patents as they may be sure Of having the most faith
attention bestowed their cases. and at very
charges" JOHN TkGGART
During eight months, the subscriber, in course OF his
large practice made on t'oice rejected applications
SIXTEEN APPEALS EVERY ONE of which was decided
inh'' taror, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
Boston. Dec 10. 1858 MS6
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