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ra- Senator BUcKALEw accompanied
by his Lady and Son, left Bloomsbury on
Tuesday last, for Washington. n
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POSTSCRIPT!

The WA News, are unimportaoi =
Savannah, Gcorsis, was evacualeu. By the
rebels, on tho 2elh Of December, and oc.
cupied by Gen. Shetman Tie expedi
on Wilmington, N. G., by the Porlyr-.
Butler Fleet, was a total fii'Gre. More
next week.
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00y" Sheriff MILLER, has just returncd d
from the City with large lot of New
Goods.
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The Old Guard for January.

This popular Democratic Magazine
com es to us his month, enlarged to uoub-
10 its usual size. The opening Article is
entitled The Resolutions Of 1893 as a
Basis of Reuuion," and is a valuable his
torical paper, exhaustive of the subject
Dr. Eugl.h's new story, "The Peer and
the Pruter,' opens with decided interest.
The article on The Civilization of the
Tropics is a most important one and will
be widely noticed for its original views
upon the adaptation of the negro race to
human advancements, There are sever
al pieces of good poetry in the present
number, and number Of miscellaneous
articles Tor general reading The Editors
Table is, as usual, in the best vein of the
editor, sarcastic and trenchant. The OLD
GUARD promises to supply a want long
aeeded-a lee magazine, sustaining gen
une, old fashioned Democracy, Send for
speciman copy. Price 20 cents, or -
per year. A person sending club OF
seven will receive an extra copy. Address
VAN EyRIE, HORTON IL Co, Publishers.
No. l62 Nassau street, New York.
I WEBsTER's DICTIoNARY.-In all the
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the amplitude aud selectpess Of its vocab-
ulary in the fullness and persplcacity of
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and trustworthy etymologies, in the elab-
crate, bus not too learned treatiSes of its
Introduction, in its carefully prepared and
valuable appendices, briefly. in its gen.
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naT Sheriff SAMUEL SNYDER, has mov-
cd to Bloomsbury, and is snugly ensconced
u the Jail.
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Estate IF AJrdham IFdhUr, LeceGS"d,
a ETrERS ef administration on the Estate of Abra
a. ham WClh cr, late Of Madison twIhto, CO., drcd,
ay been granted by the Register ufCOumba COtOthc
undersgnodi all persons having CLAIMS against the es
tate of the deCedeHt requested toprescni them Il
the UNDER signed residing in said township without
delay, aud all persons indsaled to make payment
forthwith. - ,,..
WILLIAM q. WELLlYER, AdmT.
DncrnlheT . Isbi,-UM s. 30. y
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SSS- Mr.. DAVID WENNER, of Bloom
township kileC porker On Tuesday of
last week, which weighed AIS lbs
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Tile NtW York WorM.-We direct at
ten'ion 10 the Prospectus, in our advortis-
ing columns this week, of"TuE WORLD"
1t is all excellent democratic Journal
Address "IHe Ho,ld,"No 81 Park Row,
New York.
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Death of the Hon. Geo. III. Dali. 6

The Hon. George N film Dallas, FIX.
Vice President Of the United State. dI,d
on Saturday morning las, sGer few
hours illness, at his residence, in Walnut
street, PHILADELPHIA. Mr. Dallas was Norr
in that city on the 10Th Of July, l1D2.
snd was consequently in the I'D gear Of
his age.
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Ladies' Furs.

Prshas, rs may rely UPON getting the hest Fur' ~
CHARLES UAKfORD SONS, continental Hoicl,
ne staut Street Fhldiclphid,
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B&9~ Sergcnt Stephen b.. Lee, son Of
Daniel Lee, Esq, of Bloomsbury, arrived
in town last week, after serving 3 years
in the army. During the last two years,
he served as orderly to genera, tho
name we have forgot. Ser'gt Lee is coed
soldier, and worthy young gentleman.
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Arthur's Home Magazine for '65.
tnHE Homo Mngazine closes lis volume

THE Home Magazine closes its volume
for 56I with the widest circulation it has yet at.
famed For ls6j il will. BE- enlarged aud made still
more worthy Of the patronage il j. receiving No pc.
rioIi, al in the country has met with hcartier wei.
come from tia press, Its praises come heardcd from
every direc' ION. 10 maintain the high place il has
reached in public favor the publishers and editurs will
spare neiher expense nor labor. Civ ii, say we, a
circulation for the coming year beyond that of any otT
eT prT0dical OF its class in the country Ills par
,elent the peoples magazine, and should lnd place
ia every home. Terms 5! III year three copies s6
1--WE COPPER, aud IL lGlter.up Of club SO; nine
ropins, and one 10 sotcrup 0fclub, Slj.
Jan, 7, 1855
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The Lehtgh Cattle Po,Cdv. Prof G.
g. HIRNER, of Allentown, Lcbigh county,
advertise Lis celebrated "Oattle Powder
in our columns. This is an excelle Mt
preparation for Horses Cattle, Swine, &c.,
and we are glad to know that most of our
farmers and citizens are using it for the
use of their stock, and find that it gives
general satisfaction. Already it has at
tanned great noteriety and is destined to
obtain world wide reputation.
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DAO@maDuR g MARKET
SPECIAL NOTICES.
sNO CoNSIrNprIVES
q, W. 10 q

fEO CONSUMPrIVES.
Consumpiive sufferers will receive valuable
prescription for the cure Of Consumption Asthma
Bronchitis, and all throat aud lung affections (frce Of
charge,) by sending their address to
Rev. EDW ARD A. WILSON,
Williaunsburgh, Kings co,
Sept 90, IsGi-3m New York
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Printing Office for Sale The Demo.
cratic Standard" published at Pottsville
Pa, is offered for sale, 1t is the only
democratic paper printed at the County
Seat of SchuylkiII enjoys Il liberal patron.
age, and wa believe offers rare induce
men's for an enterprising Printer. Ad-
dress, N. G. BARKLAY and Co., ,Pottsvile
Pa,
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One copy, one year, 90
Three copies, one year. ~ w
Five copie., one year, 10 OO
WEEKLY WORLD.
One copy. one year, 2'oO
-Four copies, one year, 100
Ten cones. ous wear. II 90
Twenty comics. one year, 5000
zen cents extra charged IN oil cnseSJor sep
ardte Gdd,eSS. An extra copy furnished 10
clubs OF zen or more. For clubs OF iiiy
the Semi.wsekly, and lor clubs OF one
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Orders for any of the editions al THE
WORLD may he sem by mall, and should
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Draft Tor amount (irss The discounO -
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adresset 10
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VI very liberal payments have been made during
the last month"; for which our good friends Lave our
hearty thanks continuance of the same prompt.
tudc is solicited. We depend upon the justice our
customers for the continuance of Free Press
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THE JERSEY WELL OIL COMPANY.

25O,OO0 Mares. al 81 on pr Share.
PRESIDENT
DIX. ALBERT G.. kGDERT,
OF VeDango county.
VICE pREsIDENT,
ABRAHAM MARTIN,
of Philadelphia,
SECRETARY AND TRgAsURER.
WILLIAM NJ LOW,
Of LEDYARD d. BARLOW, Phil adelphla
Three per cent. per Month on $500 900.
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,B@S- Read the new advertisements in
this issue of the "CoLUMBIA DEMOCRAT"
We have about.. four coIumns-more than
all the other county papers combined
agr cgating near three hundred dollars
And this shows that advertisers know
what paper has the largest circulation,
where to advertise, and "how to get their
money back"
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Ladies' Furs

The largest assortment az 'h ,fl.LS oANlNEt a
Suns, tUhtlucutai Uutrl Fhtladtlpms
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

December 81, l564-Gw 50 20.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1865-05-06
A 7wooD's
PATENT DRILLING MACHINE.
PILE DRIVER.
AND
RyDRAullc SAND PUMP.

PRACTICAL TESTS having fully demonstra-
tea the superiority Of this machine over All 9TH.
ers for the purpose Of sinking OH Wells. the IN.
dersigned Is now prepared to receive orders for
the same. ~
This machinery comprises everything reou,.
site for the boring Of Oil wells, excepting the
STEAM ENGINE AND CAST IRON DRIVING
PIPE, (out win be furnished, II desired. at rea.
sonable rates.l and dispenses with the use Of the
Derrick. Rope. Bull wheel aud other cumbrous
and expensive fixtures now In use, and il 20 ar.
ranged. being constructed on wheels and porta.
able. that 1t can be easily removed for the pur.
pose Of sinking wells in different localities.
THE DETRTTCS is removed from the well by
our Patent Hydraulic process, and does not re.
qulre the removal Of the drill from the boring.
This process net only removes all the detrious
IN from to 10 minutes, but likewise effectually
clears out and opens all the small oil veins that
are so often entirely closed up by the old pro.
cess Of sand pumping.
WITH THIS MACHINE and practical en-
gineer, a we'll can be sunk from 400 to GOO feet
within period Of from Is TO 80 days after the
soil pipe has been driven.
Arrangements are being made for the con-
struction and delivery Of these machines at
New York, Norwich, Eewbu1g, N, r.. and at
Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
For further Information, price, terms. &c. ad-
dress, SIMEON I.EI.AN1,
, METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
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1865.

Eighteen years esta olished In N. 7. City.
Only intsillble remedy known"
Free from poisons.
Not dangerous IN the Human Family"
Rats come out Of their holes 70 die.
'costar's" Rat, Roach, &C., Extsr's,
Is psste-uEeti for Rats,
Nice, Rot;ches, Black and
Red Ants. 6r., &C, &C., &c.
'Costar's" Bed-Brg Exterminatsr,
* a liquid or wash. used to
destroy, and also AS a pre-.
ven.!ve FOR Bsd-Bugs, &c.
"cos,a.'s" Electric Powde. for Insects,
= for M,shs, Mosquitoes.
Fle0s, Bed-Rugs, I,S"cts on
Plants, Foscls, Aaio,ols, &c.
sssold % all Druggists ana Retailers every.
So! BkwARE!! OF all worthless limitations
ASrSee that "CosrAR's'' name il on each BOZ
Bottle and FLASH , before you by; ;-..
ArPR1Sc1PAl DEpor 4a BaoAnwAT. II. =.
Aa-Sold by all Druggists and Dealers ia Bux.
Nngton, Iowa.
1865.
INCREASE OF RATs-The Formers Gueyt
(Engiish) assel.s and proves BY figures that one
pair OF rats Will have progeny and descend.
ants no less than 65l ,05Oin three Yeas, nov.
unless this immense family can be kept down.
tain IS COO human beings.
A0-See "CoerAR's" advertisement in this pa
1865.
RA13 vevsus BlRDS.-WhoevAr ensnSea IN
shooting small birds 10 cruel man: Vhoever
aids In DISCRIMINATING RATS ~ Z benefactor We
should Ike some Of "ur correspondents TO give
these pests We need sonethins besides 3o Uut
cas- asr AND :Tsps for this business
.a-see ''oosfAR's" advertisement In this %.
1904.
"COsTARis" RAT EXTERM1NATORf IN sim.
Pc sa.e ana snre-the most perfect RAT nca-
10, me, meeting We have ever attended. Every
Ing odirec.ons VIII eat Il and syerv one tsa,
eats II VIII die. generally at some place "a dis.
.shs as Posslnle rom where the medicine was
o4-see "CosTAk's' advertisement In this N.
1865.
aOusEKEEPERSt troubled with verrnin na.a
NJ 30 no longer. II they use 'CosrAR's" Exter.
and If box cost IS. We would have Il. We hou:
! M1ed poisohs, but they affected nothing hni
Mos US srtic,e knocks the breath out Of Rats.
ce, Hoaches, Ants and Red. Bugs Quick er thar,
Ne Ne can write IT. It IL in great dem and an over
the country.-Medina. Ohio, Gazette. S'e'
), V9-see "CosrAh's" advertisement in this pa.
1865.
-. a VOICE FROM THE FAR WEsT.-speak.
ing OF ''CosTAR's' Rat Roach, Ant. DC Ertan-
s.roisa, grain and provisions are de-
y, s,srcyed ANNUALLY in Grant County by yer,nin
Inah would pay Tor tons of this Rat and In strt
n liIeT -Ldassg, Wis, Herald
per. Az Inis pa
1865.
>. sAH MERS AND HOUsEKEEPERs-sho
En- ;s c1neca that hundreds of dollars worth Of
bv Ra;; fMIovisions &c are annually DESTROYED
i n,n!-su 10. OF WHICH can be prevented BY few
~ worm OF "CosrARs" Rat, Roach. Ant
I'd =. Sas molnstor bought and used freely.
per. sA'<A'AoAs A0 tn1s pa
M 4; na IN Burlington. Iowa. BY all Druggists
apr20-dAw5m
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A State delegation is to be sent from
Minnesota TO Springfield, Illinois, TO at
tend the funeral Of Mr.. Lincoln.
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The Lost Chief.
By cHAs. g. HArI1xE.-jn1nEs o'nx,11Y.

By cHAs. q. HAPLlNB.-(M1LEs o'RE1LLY.l
he nlled the Nations eve and heart,
As nonored, loved, familiar name;
80 much . brother, that his fame
seemed Of our lives q common part.
His tow'ring figure, sharp and spare,
Was with such nervous tension strung,
AS II on each strained sinew swung
Inc burden Of peoples care.
His changing face whatpen can draw
fatnetic, kindly, droll OF stern,
And With . glance 20 quick to learn rs
The Utmost truth Of oil he saw.
Pride found no idle space to spawn,
Her fancies in his busy mind;
His Worth-like health or air-could End
No just appraisal till Withdrawn.
he was his Country's-not his own!
He had no wish but for her veal;
Nor for himself could think or feel
But - . laborer for her throne.
Her dag upon the nights Of power,
Stainless and unassailed to place
To this one end his earnest face
was sent through every burdened hour.
; =
The vail that hides from our dull eyes
A hero'tsW0rth, Death only Lifts;
Where he 10 with 10 all his gifts
Find hosts to question, few to prize.
But done the battle-won the strife.
When torches light his vaulted tomb,
Broad gems flash out and crowns illume
The clay.cold brows unlocked in life.
Andmen Of whom tho world will talk
For ages hence, may noteless move:
And only, ~ they quit Us, prove
Their giant souls have shared our walk:
For Heaven-aware what follies Turk
In our weak hearts-their mission done,
In the same hour that crowns their work.
o, loved and lost! Thy patient toll
Had robed our couse in Victory's light,
Our Country stood redeemed and bright,
With not slave upon her soil.
Again DER Southern towns and towers
The eagles Of our nation flew;
And as the weeks to Summer grew
Each day new success was ours.
Mid peals Of bells, and cannon bark, -
And shouting streets with flags abloom-
Sped the shrill arrow filthy doom,
And, in and instant, all was dark
4 !
Thick clouds around us seem to press;
The heart throbs Quickly-then is still !;
Father It's hard to say, THY will
Ee done ~ in such an hour as this.
A martyr to the cause Of man,
His blood il freedoms eucharist,
And in the worlds great hero list
His name shall lead the van!
And raised on Faiths white wings unfurld
In heavens pure light Of him we say:
HE fell upon the self.same day
A GREATER DIED TO SAVE THE WORLD"
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWKEYE

SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE sEvEN-TH1RTY
UNCHECKED.-Certainl we are the strong
est people on the globe-certainly ours is
the solidest nation in the world. A revo-
lutionary assassination OF the head OF any
government in Europe would have con-
vulsed society, collapsed credit, and hid
the whole Of the capital that seeks invest
men., and precipitated fall Of all values.
The revolutionary shot that sacrificed Pres
ident Lincoln to the passions Of the Slave
Power shocked the American people for q
moment-shocked them as electricity with
q spark and blow runs through the iron
work Of a steam engine in motion-but it
die not arrest for one day the current of
the national life aud movement. In all
countries the Funds are most sensitive to
public disturbances. See how in our coun-
Try an event which everywhere else in the
world would have had the effect of revo-
lutionary overthrow of government. did
no, even interrupt the peoples subscrip-
ton to the National Loan.
The President was assassinated on the
night OF April II. Beginning with that
day, the subscriptions TO the Seven Thirty
Loan, as reported by Jay Cooke, up to and
including April 25, eleven days, were US
follows:
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I..s1 1isesn 90 prepared, in pare Bou.,pe,
Whisky, from Q combinAtion Of ever evsnty d.
fefsnt k1ndD Of roots, baxks end hsebs. Which ct
u perfect caacsss oie With ether, pespased Nv0
The original A1nalA givso By he efsaf chief Red
seeees, - Dr. Chaptn, who 00ed eAe0 successfully
u hD practice Tor many jean, a1d By their ues
gained % great popularity In he Treatment ap6
sais Of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Constipation,
eack aud Nervous Headache, Fever and Ague, AID
" Diseases arising from torpid liver q Indigestion.
fsssons suffering non either Of tAsse loathN0o
Diseases viii md . sure cure hy the use Of tkOoe
tsesst which are perfectly pure and free from ~
0oee drugs md peieonS usually put up IN ttco
preparations and palmsd "a On IN unsuspectiAg
public single trial will convince the most skeDe
teal that in the RED JACKET there b viftps
which NO other Bittert posses.
They strengthen and invieorats The
system.
They are unequalsd for general dsbih-'
They are . sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite
They assist digestion.
They are the best stimulant IN exist
They are preventive Of Fever md
They relieve constipation.
They cure Nervous Hoadacn0.
They are perfectly pure ana p1stsoAe
Aged parsons and delicate females Will md they
can save large Doctors bills By ths ~ OF s0ese
Bittess.
Beware Of eosnterssits. The Red jacket Bittsss.
are only sold in bottles With cur name blown on
the side, and our private scvannsns stamp aero
hn
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Indeed, the effect OF this awful removal
Of the elected head Of the nation, here in the
illness and bloodiness, has been to rally the
nation rs one man to the support OF the
new Governmental increase its faith ia
! its power aud perpetuity-and to intensity
the Peoples purpose to purity their Re-
public and establish is forever, cost what
IL may.
THE Po1soN1Sa OF ANDREW JOHNSON
There can be but little doubt lett IL the
minds OF those who attentiveiy peruseG the
details Of the plot TO assassinate the leaders
OF the Government, that Andrew Johnson,
who has endured SO much undeserved OBJ
| loquv for his singular alteration on the
4th OF March, was on that occasion under
the influence, not either Of mere disturb
! ing drug. intended only to distigure him,
but of a deadly poison, tur.ively ins:nua-
ted IN his drink, with the view TO take his
life. II is in PROOF that the asssssiuations
were TO have been perFetrated on the 4.h
OF March, and that Booth, the chief as sas-
sin, had posted himself in a position where
Mr.. Lincoln must pass closely by, and it
was doubtless expected tina, about the time
when The President should have persisted
by the pistol, the new Vice President
! would have expired IN the Capitol from
the effects OF the potion he had taken.-
Probably this view of the matter has never
struck the mind OF Mr.. Johnson. and il is
not 10 be supposed that under the mystery
OF that strange occurrence, which must
have puzzled him more than any one else,
be would care 10 allude to the affair with
any attempts at explanation that might
have been misunderstood TIE disclosure
OF the Instructions distributed among the
assassins, that they ''were at liberty to use
the blade. the pistol or the bowl, but they
must bear in mind the latter, had once failed
seems 10 be conclusive upon this point and
will doubtless suggest some important
recollections to the Presidents mind. His
powerful nature triumphed over the in
fernai draush,, and thus, in addition to an
invaluable life being saved to the nation,
we are gratified in the conviction that one
who has always been a sober, seif-respeci-
ing statesman, IS now providentially re-
heved from even passing cloud on his ca.
reer.- Wilkes SPIRIT.