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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11
ST. LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY.
No. 63. Market Street.


TEyO PRINTERS-G. CHARLES respectfully
IL informs the Printers of st Louis and
elsewhere, that he has commenced the above
business in the city of St. Louis. He is nov
prepared to furnish orders for type on Is
reasonable terms as any establishment IN ID,
west The Book and Newspaper sizes are o
an entire new cut, copied after the Sco,eh
bstyle, which for its beauty and durability na'
gained such deserved celebrity among FIN ~
tiers, and has long been desideratum WIN! III
be cast in hand moulds, and the strictest ~
tention will be paid in the finishing to nav
| it correct in every particular.
The following are the prices OF type
six months credit, for approved city accePs
ances, or at discount of FIVE per cent. i0i
cash: .
Nonpareil 81 90 Long Primer 81 :,
Minion so SO Small Plea 50 I
Brewer so "a Plea y =
Bourgeois 50 4S English w
Constantly on hand large and comps1 "a
assortment of all the various KINDS OF =.
Letter. Also, Presses, Chases, Cases, bi 81
Rules, Composing Sticks, Ink, and every uA
Gle required in Printing Office. i.
Old Type received in exchange at = cspD
per lb.
| Type with plates, furnished pedlcrs IN r !.
greatest variety, consisting of Script
man Text, Secretary, Condensed, &c.
Also, Post Office Stamps. II.
Seal and copying presses, for sale a. "
Foundry, also. 80
UPapers publishing this advertisement, -. =
the amount Of SO, previous to the isl -. -
ruary next, and sending a paper containing -
the same, will be allowed that amount II
their purchasing Type to the amount o. -
at this Foundry. iHx,
st Louis dec 17-29
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11
NOTICE..

sEyO ALL those that arc indebted TO ]. P.
g Eddy & Co, BY Note or book account,
are requested to cal: and settle, as we have
closed our store and wish to remove our es-
Enlistment from this place We are thank
ful for past favors.
The books may be found at the National
Hotel. A@+ 'ti# ]. ?. EDDY q co. &
Sept 2ietf Isl Is
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11

Of Henry.
James c. McCutchen,
Matthew Spurlock and
Claiborne Ii. Hughes.
TEyHE defendants will take notice that on the
3 25th day of May, a. D. 1910, a writ of
attachment was issued GU, of the Office of the
clerk Of the District court for said county, in
this case. against the lands, tencmcnts goods,
eha,tels, rights, credits, moneys and effects of
the said defendants, for the sum of three hun
bred and ten dollars: and also, on the same day
Of issuing the writ aforesaid, garnishee sum-
mons was issued as aforesaid, in this case, to
John Sample, as garnishee: which said writs
were returned into said court at the September
term thereof, A. d. 1870, the attachment, no
property found, and the garnishee summons,
duly served.
Now, unless the said defendants shall appear
and plead to the said plaintiffs action before
the next term of said court, to be begun and
held at the court house in Mount Pleasant, in
said county, on the third Monday in March
next, judgment will be entered in this case
and the amount in the hands of said garnshee
will be applied to the payment of the same will
costs. E. Fitzpatrick,
dec II 4t 29-5S Clerk
Territory of Iowa, Des Moline County, IS
District Court for said County, to Februar,
Term, A. d., 1871.
William Frye, plff.
VS.. In AsSumpSit.
Elijah Welman, delft. }
TIME said defendant will take notice, tina
i on the 9th day of April, A. D., 1910,
writ of attachment was issued out of the OF
fee of the District Court, for said county, il
this case against the goods and chattels, land
and tenements, rights, credits, moneys an
effects Of the said defendant, for the sum Q
one hundred dollars, and also on the sam
day of issuing the writ aforesaid, garnishc
summons was issued as aforesaid in this cas-
to Abner Hackelman, which said writs wer
returned into said Court, at the October teri
thereof, A. D., 1910, duly served. Now VI
less the said defendant shall appear, an
plead to the plaintiffs action before next teri
Of said Court, to be begun, and held at tn
Court House, in Burlington, on the third Nor
day of February next, judgment will be CT
tered in this case and the property attacl
ed will be sold to satisfy the same, with cost
JOHN S. DUNLAP, Clerk.
) 3. LEARNED, plfis att
dec17-4t-29-$5
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11

2 BRLS Sugar,
u baskets champagne wine,
l doz. lemon syrup,
8 boxes [Raisins NJ. Brandt
q sacks coffee,
! barrel allspice,
Best Spanish cigars, for sale by
LUKE PALMER
Oct IL 20
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11

XNTE have on hand and for sale large
wv and general assortment of Hardware,
Queensware, Glassware, and Carpenters tools
OF all kinds, cheap for cash by
nov26-26 David g. Kitchen.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11

D ECEIVED per S. B. Agnes on consign
Il 4 ment, 100 bushels of dried Apples, Iol
sale cheap for cash by
ncs26-2G David & Kitchen.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11
EVERY EYE UPON IT.
p & ADAMS

UNIFORMS his friends and former Customers,
B that he has just returned from the East
with splendid assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of every size and description.
ALSO-Sole Leather, Cow Hide, Kip Skins,
Calf Skins, Lining and Binding, Skins and
Shoe Findings. All of which will be sold low
for cash, and NO MISTAKE.
U-5FLadies and Gentlemen please call and
see, do not forget the door, next door North
of brick block. opposite lower Ferry landing.
Oct 15-pd ~
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11
Cookin. Stoves.

DRIDGMAN s. PARTRIDGE have Just
I'D received on consignment, small lot of
Patent Cooking Stoves, which they will sell
low for cash. nov12-2i
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11

Fresh Drugs.-Wholesale and Retail.
A LARGE and general assortment Of fresh
IN drugs and medicines just received and for
sale low, for cash, by
w. L. HASBROUCK.
AT his new stand, corner of Main and Coluri.
bia streets, near the Land Office.
N. B.-Physicians and storekeepers in Tho
country would do we'll to call and examine
before going below as will sell at St LOUIS
prices. nov26 w. L. IL
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11
Notice.

A LII Persons having accounts against the
IN Subscriber, will please present them fol
settlement, as he intends closing business ir
a few days.
Printers do likewise, and stop advertising.
CHARLES NEALLEY.
Feb4-tf 36
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11

DRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE have Just
LID received by S. B. Chippewa and Mermaid :,
2 bales buffalo robes, tiannels, crash,
Seecia, buckskin mittens
2 bales cotton batting, wrapping paper
Powder, madden.
Also, % doz. flint tumblers, 25 boxes glass,
s 10, 10 -, which we will sell low for
cash. nov12
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11
STOVES, TIN, COPPER.
SHEET IRON WARE,

At st Louis Prices.
FENHE subscriber respectfully informs his
IL friends and the public generally, that he
has commenced manufacturing at his stand on
Jefferson street, in the city of Burlington, and
will keep constantly on hand the various art
Giles in his branch Of trade, such as
House Pipe, Guttering, assortment Ware,
STILLS. Wash Kettles, SteD Kettles,
Tea Kettles, Store Pipe, &c.
He has also Just received a large lot of
Cook, Franklin, Boa, Seven and Ten
Plate HoUes.
s PREMIUM STOVES-Just received as
above, a lot OF the celebrated Newly ork pre-
MUM Stoves, which he will sell wholesale and
retail at st. Louis prices.
S. A. HUDSON.
April 80, 1910. 1y-4s
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11
PROVISIONS. &,

PROVISIONS. &c.
DIckLED Pork, Bacon, corned Beef, Lard
i choice table Butter, Flour and Corn Meal
for cash, by II. W. MOORE & 90.
Dec -
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11
ATTENTION! BALD HERDS.

.HIIENIIUW. B.HLU HEHDS.
OF ali the remedies ever devised for the
preservation and restoration of the Hair. none
has been found equal to JAyNEs HAIR, Tone.
Indeed, it has proved itself to be infalible in
preventing the hair from falling off and will,
positively by faithful application, IN nineteen
cases out of every trenty, bring out new
and beautiful head Of hair. There is therefore,
now, NO EXCUSE FOR BALD HEAD.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11

Il 1NSEED OIL, for sale low, by
Ia w. H. MOORE g. Co.
iv0 &
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11
H. w. MOORE q co.

FIFE AVE received in addition to their former
4 4 stock lot of Superior BOOTS AND
SHOES-Also
DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
among which are
Sheetings, "a heavy article)
Flannels, (various colors)
Cambrics Calicocs
Blankets Broadcloths
Satinets Cussimercs
Bed Ticking Cotton Check
Cotton Yarn Merinos
Merino under Shirts Linen
Cotton and woollen socks
On hand usual supply of first rate Gro
ceries all of which will be sold very low for
cash. IOct. "a 1889
| 4 GNEW'S UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE
| IA PILLS Said to be 4 sure cure for Fever
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11
From the PHILADELPHIA Saturday Erening Post,
s.I l.lD

From the PHILADELPHIA Saturday Erening Post,
Of Sept. It'll, 1879.
HAIR ToNlc.-We call the attention Of
those afflicted with premature badness, to
the excellent ''Hair Tonic" prepared by DR.
Jayne of this city. Having used 1t ourselves,
we can speak Of its virtues by experience, and
we unhesitatingiy pronounce it an invaluable
remedy to prevent the falling off OF the hair,
and to restore it from a dead, to fine,
healthy appearance. We can also speak from
personal knowledge of the cases of two or three
friends who were predsposed to badness, who
by the use of Jayne's Hair Tonic, have now
luxnriant hair. We have no disposition to
puff, Unfortunately all kinds of remedies,
fer all diseases which flesh is heir to, but
when we have tested the virtue of an article,
we are free to say it is good.
For Sale wholesale and retail at the Pro
prietors prices, by JAYNE & PANcoAsT, No
1873 Maine street, st Louis. Sold also by.
H. w. MOORE, g. CO., Burlington.
Oct % 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11

Groceries, sc.
TUS'r received by S. B. Chippewa, and for
81 sale low for cash by the subscribers,
40 sacks coffee, II hhds. sugar,
90 boxes and 10 half chests
Gunpowder imperial and Y. H teas,
Loaf sugar, saleratus, indigo, pepper
and spice, IS kegs of Boston nails,
cask winter sperm oil.
novl2 Bridgman & Partridge.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11
NEW HARDWARE STORE,
Watey street. I'd door from JEFFERSON 50.
Burlington, Ioaoa.
Z. DAVID r. COOK.

II EsPECTFULLY intimatcs that he has
IL, received, per steam boats TipPecanoe
and Illinois, 400 Cincinnati premium stoves,
and 30 tons Hollow ware, consisting Of
$50 premium Cooking Stoves, assorted sizes,
loo Ten Plate, plain tops, do.
so Seven Plate, do do
so Ten Plate, with boilers, do.
SO Franklin, 90.
300 pairs Dog Irons, 90.
90 dozen Tea Kettles, do.
Is do Sugar Kettles, 40
$50 do Dutch Ovens, do.
200 do Skillets, do.
so do Dinner Pots, do.
10 do Sad Irons, do.
have also on hand very large as
sor.ment Of Juniata Bar, Round and Hoop Iron,
Cast Steel, English and American Blister Steel,
Nails, Glass, Mill Irons, Mill Saws, and gene
raj assortment of Hardware and Cutlery, all OF
which am prepared to sell low fer cash.
dec3
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11

4 GNEW'S UNIVERSAL VEGETABLE
IN PILLS. Said to be a sure cure for Fever
and Aguc For sale by
FRIEDMAN & PARTRIDGE,
Agents for the Proprietors
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-11
land for Sale.

Fort Madison, Jan Id iS4l-33
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-06

.zalrias asd, in fsB inys mo?s 81 inc H.,
~ would po taken agay from hial. tic "onia 'e'
90 back 10 Georgia ard ning'e w'tn ,'e ~ .;rh
sent him here But while here he had the aoap'I ~,
TO speak not only in his representative eHp"''
one of the people :, lie owr
| Mr. r after some remarks in relation 10 MS Wv
State alluded to pictorial representation Oh
and some of his colleagues from Georgia. wi'on w.
exhibiting and for sale in the stores on Tue
rbe idea sought TO be conveyed by that pIctoal
sentaton, Mr.. B. pronounced as base siah'e'' 'o'
| IFS conception and execution. 49,
lie then alluded to the remarks OF MI fu"I' p. >
on Yesterday, and said that, although t'a' = 60
him great pleasure, yet there was one POT 'o VI
which he had to express his regret Ahe 80. h.r
had thourht proper TO intimate that as so much I'D.
h, so,d about the interests of the South, ne supPos.
Thai New York and Pennsyv ana would ai'ef WIN
be considered mere colonies. ,o,,
Rnt MIR b. said what would oil the vauh = CON
arc ~ the North and East be without our ooutherr
me-, onr cotton If it were not for the cotton o.
tho south how could the North freIsht lhe'r sh'Ps-
WonId they load them with onions, apples ana WOODEN
nptmeps, No. if not for the cotloh 'he,r porS
cd commerce would fall at once hir. d. merely ree,
red TO this as answer to what the 9ehe,ua" iup ~
York had said; but he thought II was iPoil'e anu ue
less To institute such comparisons.
aer advcrting to The singular discrepancies between
tho statements of Messrs Barnard, Evans Bell, ana
others of the Opposition, who had undertaken 10 ABUSE
ia Administration as extrayagan Mr. Is SAID he would
t hs Ground on this broad fact, which he commended
- tho esnecia notice of Southern men. lie asserted
that since Mr. Van Buren, had been in power he had
with decreasing revenue, and an increasing country
reduced the expenditures Of the Government nearly
ten millions OF dollars
Mr. b. then proceeded to prove this by reference to
authentic documents; after which, in very severe
manner he anmadverted the conduct of those gen.
tlemen who had charged the Administration with ex-
travagance.
He showed that the extraordinary expenditures Of
the Florida war, the public buildings, the removal Of
the Indians the pensions, had all been charged upon
the present Administration ordinary expenses; and
VET Notwithstanding all these disadvantages, Mr. Van
Buren, had managed to reduce the expenditures nearly
ten millions of dollars.
Mr. B. then gave his views the Tariff, National
Bank and other subjects preached by the speakers Of
the Opposition. And having concluded,
motion then made that the committee rise;
which prevailed
But no quorum voting, the committee rose and re-
ported that fact TO the House.
Mr. Afford moved that the House again go into
a Committee Of the Whole
Mr. ADAMS asked that the House be counted TO
see whether quorum was present; and
On counting the House, the SPEAKER declared
that there sixty members present.
On that question, the yeas and nays called;
which were ordered, and were Yeas 81, nays 20
So the House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-06

bs resi Alright, and their i.ei"gs no eor,se,iy
ed. one common regret for The absence j; -. ~;
occupied the boson,s Of all.
Some further discussion ensued here. in whist,
Webster, Crttendcn, Calhoun, Pierce. REM. ~
of Alabama, Buchanan, White, Rives, IIends,...,
Roane, took part. The amendments were so,b '.
ed, and the bill finally passed-3l 10 ~.
In the House, MIR. Triplett of Kentucky. a..
the principal portion Of the afternoon upon II.
Of the Treasury Note Bill. lie dcsc.n-ed wsi
severity upon the conduct Of The presen, Ada
ton. and, in abiding to the remarks o. II, [
poel of New York, he brought on, several w.
and thrilling quotations from tie Harrison sog.
used in the late great Presidential conte., ),
seemed quite willing to consider the superiorn,s.
influence which the singing of those very fay.
ties had produced in the mighty triumph that ri.
The other branch of his argument was an an.
prove the extraordinary embarrassments Of liz
try, and to refute the conclusive reasoning !,
friends of the pending measure.
Mr. Weller of Ohio obtained the floor for ,o-..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-06
The fuirsryaL Ubj0 .Na,ioa

The Wings are aware of their danger
conscious of the hollow ground on which " !
At every move Of their feet. their weak 70.
threatens to cave in. Some Of their ifankes' =
are free to confess, that they canno. hold ~
twelve-month longer-that they are divide" !, :.
ciples, and must crumble 10 pieces. ne =,
Wing sees the danger, and is idly attempting
it. 1t calls on its discordant partIzans 10 ~;
one common issue, ITO seize some common !
they can find one,) and to forget ihe,F mem
ferenccs on all the great questions wh'e" =
before them. ,,
The appeal is unara:ling. They mus, ..
the Petersburg Statesman says, "Mr
position is the commencement o: the enc.
who are ac,uatcd By similar, and even s''S1 ~
Piles, must cooperate with him. Afford Of =.
already Gene 'u. Ike man. 7Le'e a'G ,' cen.
Dir. Wise, who 90 further than he does, ' &c.
go against Bank, who will show also =
aprit, with which they arc imbued'
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

s,;,c, W. merchants farmers and manufacturers Of the
Middle Eastern aid Western State' wi go with you We
want fair and equitable exchange ot proarcon with all
nations If they will admit all productions without any
nror or excise duy safely offer to do the same by
theirs But why should be content to sci! an article for
less than iHc millions OF dollars fruits of industry
which conbues in the shape OF duty and excise more than
forty millions OF dollars to the revenues OF Europe
The consumption of Tobacco in England, Ireland and
Scotland in eighteen hundred and FORTY did differ uch
from - Q000 900 lbs; rsng 10000 090 lbs. OF which was
probably grown in the United States.
On This 20,000000 lbs. asy collected OF nearly
j. 600 600 Gf dollars About much TIE revenue OF the
United States for the year. importation OF toreg
merchandise. vased Custom II ouse OF one hundred
and five millions Of dollars In other words portion ot our
tobacco crop going part of Europe pays as large ar
amount Of duty there hundred and FIVE millions It
dollars o: foreign abor pays in coming here. +
THE Rock HARMoSIcoN.-A rev and curious Instrument
has been exhibited Willis Rooms for weeks, which
has excited great deal o interest in the musical world. It
is called the Rock HarmoTcon OF stone piano tore
IL composed of bars ef brown 'aty stone taken om t
rocks OF the Skddaw mountain in Cumberland lhe stone
i remarkable for its sounding qualities. and rings with
tone clear bc-meta The Of the smaller bars
upper notes much resembles in ccarnes and bniancy the
high OF the panotorte The slips OF stone are lad
transvcrely upon framework OF wood and Played upon
with wooden naes There il nothing between the stone
and the wooden frame bu: small band Of straw and piece
of leather Epon which each places
The nStrumen, ih nvea,on of Mr. Joseph Richardson OF
kcswick person o untaugh musical genius whose oc-
cupation the Skddaw mountain led him ebserre that
each piece rock which he took up different and
distinct musical according It's size and he conceived
the idea OF constructing instrument composed OF pieces of
,hc rock. The esat ,hc production Of the Rsck lar-
Inencon which after good deal Of patient perseverance,
he brougtt a perfection which is tmly surprising He
instructed his three Gall Of muca! ,urn) to play
upon and after twelve months practice they have come
to London the OF all that is curious They
play all kinds of musical compositions with the greatest
facility and skill and the music is Of the most novel, yet
charming kind Thousands of persons have made repeated
the ior the purpose q hearing this delightful
music of the Rock Harmoucon. Lond Cor Boston Post
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 8

n,scorRsy DrI tyEREp LirERAsa SLrr
rsIvrRslTY OF Nrw-YoaS. BY ERAsrus Z. bt'tDN'
Tho snbicct Of this excellent Discourse Is inc
md il. purpose is TO enforce the necessity OF ia"S
.. Govern the world the object OF close study
- -, sur systems education in strict accordance
oo,i,t The leading truth that every thing has law OF
= nature forciby and elegantly followed out and the re-
bo,b in theory and practice which it leads are clearly
, With reference to the high philosophy of self
,.loe some of the views advanced seem somewhat su-
., and not holy consciousness which Is spoken
ipbtingy by the author, is after ALL the sole means
m hve for a knowledge Of ourselves. The Address how
r :. well deserving and will amply repay, an attentive
PerusaI
.r.,.7,sr on sngrr By AMBROSE BLAcxLocK New-York
Wiley Putnam
This is reprint of work which has very high reputation
one Of the most complete and excellent ueatses upon
ho nl,ec ever published. To the agrcuurast its worth
nns, be great The law. by which the animal is governed
,be changes to which these liable are fully explained
and no pain. has spared render the work OF decided
value to the farmer.
For The New-YorkTrbuno.
q Eccor0 of EOents
coNNFCTED WITH THE HISTORY OF THE U. STATES,
WITH TABLE, DESIGNED TO ELVCioArt
THEIR GENERAL Policy
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
TO TIE LADIES.

G-gEgE Dry-Goods CLERKS of the City Of New
icrder th sincere thanks and heartfelt gratitude
the lively they their behalf A. the s
dies are more in,in Disadvantages which
they (th Dry Cl-c hitherto endured ter s!mpa
y they Immediately emscye and confidently hope that
their appeal made The Merchants have
ousy reasonable request the Clerks co
sing the stores Ii the Ladies whether they
phiar;hropic procedure The La
dies well that purchases ma'c after dark are Too een c
cause Hence is that no lady of good
prevailed purchase article OF conso
qucne By gas candle light 1t therefore 10 he hoped that they
will i,coun,enanc the candaou old Of keeping
the stores open hours The bcn cent fleet Of
leasing the has already began show itself Instead of fire.
ouenn nproper places nmacd by their enemies they
ac to lie met will; Reading Rooms Lecture Rooms
throughout the several Of them have hccn
nctcc il have been evenings for religious
instruction. Heretofore merely dragging
cradle existence not deprived every chsace of improving
their minds but subjected species of Incarceration de
strucve They have 10 rejoice al
tn. present opcc their condition They doromo
cordially reocesni acknowledge their unfeicu gratitude TO the
ades and the public adn. them occing
duciyc o their welfare
PsSincc writing the above the Committee appointed by the
Jerks have heard regret few obscure individuals Of lit
tie or no persist keeping their 10
late Lou Tho Committee would further hat Of
those persons srrcd the pledge sgrea' TO the wisc oil the
Clerks TO close tier O'Clock the evening Such conduct
needs comIaent
The Clerks feel confident that when he of these sordd
yamp,res slo wcr the eblood of Their ven'
brour public that respectable lady Will ls seen 10
cnic their stores
BY order Of the Stnniinc Committee.
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08
ryE gYW.YogE TRIBUNE,

,,,bsa every ming, at No 30 Anm-sreet New-Yo
G City oS o sysn(s aHd ped % paper IN
beyond the for which it paid suoscrp
po,sse. 30 for Six Months.
.., or ADVERTISING. EACH ADvEsTIsGMZFT OF
= i;s. or less lover six) first insertion %
. eh sub INSERTION FC
,,o' 20 w. S six insert,ous one week. &c
10 ,o r Tweufy- W insertions, enc nontn 30 W
10 " Eager Advertisements AZ equally avoraSie rap' zelda
.aeis.mcuts when ordered 10 be continued On ' c,J
a. ,he 6rt will be subject to the ssme chaec d" "
si , .nnsrrance --oavshle all csses in advance
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

cp " ARD D.-iost. Thursday "a between u
81 and O'Clock going from DNs opposite jefferson
Henry velvet purse Gasp
ing SIS bills and change viii the
30 East Broadway, Il Pt will receive the above reward
New-York tribune., 1841-09-08

IVA. 80 East Bud~ns, su1tv"S Tor "c' recon-
~ nde American and English Families that are II mt
help be OF the Al II office
Il the only Office where the best All girls NP Tor
macs II