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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-09
SONG.
BY PER CIvAL.

BY PERcIvAL.
o! sing to me one song Of thine, h.
One song before we part;
That may bear away with mo
It's music in my heart,
Let it be a gentle one,
A song OF e.r Iy joy,
Such as fair-haired maiden sings
To win her much loved boy.
O.! sing to me the song heard.
The other day, at noon,
When it came to be like waroling bird
And ceased as short and soon.
Bashfully that song was still,
For started from out the trees;
So the bird is hush. when the bramble bush
Stirs with the passing breeze.
Turn not so tearfully away
| cannot bear to part,
Withany thing but hope and joy.
Insthe swelaingsef sAyAhears.
Look up to me with laughing eyes
We shall meet again, ere long;
And then the greeting | shall have,
Will be thy gentle song.
So sing to me that song Of Joy,
That song of summer bowers.
Murmurirg like the soft warm breath
OF Il south wind over flowers.
! will kiss thee as thou warblest on.
My token as part,
And so will bear away with me
Thy Music in my heart.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-09

Hsnsr n.sraEsczs:
/: n.y.! 4 ssi A.; : c.. Burlington
y Gu - s'nsley, & Co. Springfield, I'LL.
n TrU,uEeau 4 Vale, st. Louis
Asyn.'vs will make liberal advances on
iassns Tor sales at New Orleans or
aets !. . northern markets The adj
inst iaee received by the shipper eth.
Rel.,,'aa' s Or in New Orleans, as may
1881, JOHN R. SHAW, & Co.
0m pd IS
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-09

Among the new inventions exhibited at
the State Agricultural Fair at Rochester, N. .
Y, is Spark Catcher. which it has been
wickedly suggested must have been invent.
ed by . lady. The editor Of the Buffalo Ad-
vertizer says the ladies have no necessity for
any such Inventions (; nature has made all
Of them spsrk.cstchers.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-09

We hear Of Strikes among Mechanics in
various parts Of the country. This is 20, !.
elusive evid, nee that business is improv.
ing, and the demand for labor encoura.
ges the aborer 10 set his own price upon tho
50 a day and roast beef may
yet come, locofoco misrule and ridicnle.
and John Tylcr's apostacy to the contrary,
Alas! for loco foco can.
Ggz.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-09

A very remarkable occurrence was r..
Gently observed on ar English railroad. A
gentleman aud lady were sc. ting opp ,s;te to
each other. the hay having a piece Of court
plaster ON her lip. On emerging from ono
OF the dark tunnels. marvellous to relate,
the court plaster was observed to have pass.
ed over to the gentJeman's lip.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-09
COMM ERcE or. TnE .. states.

! COMMERCE. OF THE y. STATES.
The official Report Of the Commerce and
navigation Of The United States be the
year ending the 10th September lS42 !, eives
the following results: ~ .''s'ss
Total Exporis. 9lO4, 69f.5 s4
Total imports, 1OO. I62' ,s7
%g
Excess OF Exports ~ s4.529. 447
American produce Exported s92, 969 .se6
Tonnage Of the y. s., Sept. 3Ot1. 1872.
Registered. g75 3sa "A.
Enfoiied and l'cenced l,045. 1853
rih'sn'ng vessals, 71,276,51a
- = --
2.093, 1870, So
OF the registered and enrolled tonnage
there were employed in the whale fishery
5l,6I2,H - 800 ''s
Total tonnage Of shipping built in tho
Unit United Stated during the year ending Sept.
Registered, 54,53c,sO
enrolled, "A. 55l so
l29,063.64
4 Of the domestic articles exported there
were of products Of II
The Sea, 2,se3,O 7
me Forest, - 5,5I8.262
Agriculture (animal and veg..) 4.s59,O73
40 Il,903,652
Tobacco, 9'54O Xxx
LOTION 4,5~3, 464
manufactures. 9.472.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-09

Nutsche a ke.
%. 5HO5O ZMAMlM-

necprOfHECARY s. DRUGGIST.
t.ao respectfully to inform the public
'a' nc has just opened new Drug
! on the corner of Main and Washing.
l,s aeets. Burlington l. I. opposite the
lx 49, once His assortment of Drugs,
s'aes, Paints, Oil, Varnishes, cue ETC.,
M w. ana extensive, and he will sell them
a.. 'ss and retail on most reasonable
r.ji '''ans Prescriptions accurately pre-
augl7-3m II
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-09
SONGS-IT'S ON.

'.H's on at last it's on :" she cried,
To her daughter standing by;
"H's on !"--the tho't her utt.rance chok.
While Joy suffused her eye. led.
whats on, dear MOTHER asked the maid.
[She smiled, and looked 40 sweet,l =
my Bustle's on" you Ounce she said,
"Don't il stick out feet?,'
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-09

A Teller has been Gagged in Albany for
marrying variety Of girls. His Lass
spouse was Miss Gum, who found letter
from another wife il Philade phia, and ,Dene
of to magistrate and bad him srrested.--
He confessed the corn. Tt1s9
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-09

!. sHAw, n s,mwovs
JUN R. SHAW, & Co.
end Forwarding Merchants,
no. "A Poydras Street,
New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30
,NeKs Items. &c.

MAGic AND MEsNERlsM Is the title of new
,sc1k oi ic:ioa as, ISSUED from The Pr.. Of " Inehssf
30 Ann No; haTiaz rad It, sTr unable 10 la'
OF IL merits: ba, Il Il rchy worth the IL csn''
charged 10: il i ms; b. re! uaa- Mr Waches-T pun
lic.tioas generally
Rev. ORvILLE DEWEY, who returned IRON
rproc- i. Il, Hiberni after shsezce Of rwo years ""
resume the eordrct Of Divine worship Sunday n ~
Church Of ths Messiah.
II 4 RIOT took place IN Boston on SUNDAY
.,,d br bz.swaia and sailors Of be L 5. ship Ono
,,oi ac-oss body OF 5laeks ihe and swearing
,h, would NO, D. crowded Of the sidewalk % negroes
The appear 70 have been insosn,, cowaing ,hs 'ids
k B--dIsssr ard the sailors quar-=sonr; 50 the r.
spt vas general =t which the negroes weIs seTeTe!
b-., All tie Sailors the city rushsd The fay 'he
slack. ger- soon missing and The house Of FAMED ore
ma. was b.dly shattered The Police soon qnsed me nos
bv ,l aid Of the Fi.emea ouIy stabbed and
none dangerously wounded
n Mr ]. Horsey Palmer, late Governor OF the
Bank sa;i, sp-I ,iue II iEis eoan'
-, h. bought house this City, AID IS about 70 axe 'P
his -sidence hese. Hs gentleman OF marked rnelli-
geace lib-;aI:ty aud worth
n 4 colored man who attended the Camp
Meeting ., Flushing last Sunday BIS teen under elsnIa4
TON charged with isloniousy taxing horse and b.
loayng to M Thompson of TIA; ,llasr The hors- was
, nearly in front of hs Presbyterian Church whiI- e
owner was within attending service. The horse aad wagon
,vere missing the ;-rminatou and subsequently, the Al
,srnoon found near The Camp ground The accused admit
ted taking the property BY nisd-ctoa Of 2ao.e coored
man who employed il conveying coio.d people 70 the
field a, ynaking business The ss.minatioH had aoi
terminated
D. The Saratoga Sentinel of 2sth says, the
-,.a III
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30
iarkes.-c4eealls r.ors'.& tor Tst 7'55s,s Ton. !,

lktL3If 'h~c
ASHES -T5r, >, 40; arerv aet,.+ se-pss, IN pos
sR' Sh- make, strld, 81! ~heh 100 tbil es
sold h Fs,s slies % .rssst,y a2d to+iss ies''
5si> II y ue,;I, iar hone Is~- ,Is
tOIT0N--Tar kslss TO-DAY I'D M Ecne r9a1 - . t.,
ba. at al poses, The purchases wesp ae4r, all iof ss fs
lp specglAtioa The sale. Yesterday VIE n
olies, mostly toeSPorter Toe 10 eta ,,,,
aIsef ihsa ;hsy loIsaish; since Holders arc ~
a.rs4iy. We qao,- Se;ats. -.
FLOUR AND NEAL.There IS rather better l. iss,'-s
say II sieas ssnoGsh Is mostly eoufssi 10 hS,'s
re sTge r-crvers me rm a; - for Gsnese .sa oas
theu refused 5 fot 1000 bb.s- for shipment; me oA,
sale .ar export thas beard of WAS $50 bhs Cesr,s
tsi; The freight a biies- Is -. ohio srd IT, -,
quote % a. IS. viii. not much Of good ersnS'
shfeJs t.kizg 1t IN place Of southern s aotiee 'A
sIsae 0 hbs for ;hS Wes; indies So tae 81 ~
sbis Cleveland CITY COED ogas made a -,
demand ior Flour is bp, small In N+weeaas We hsaf q
nothing iosEE; nomRay the IS -. S0ntheIn y =
ehRiag, with very hmi;ed inquiry: Gs01sstowr HOWE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30
Things IN PhiIaaelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, August .

PHILApEiPHIA August 20 1873
WHlG NeNrsArIoS DEcLtsEp.-The Wing Delegate. OF
Phladeiph assembled las, the meeting room ol
th- Clay Cub aud organized d the appointment oi
Joseph T. Marher Fsq President. The OIL! important
business before Detes h- nomination oi se'eAi
persons candidates for election representatives 10 t
Harrisburg Convention nominate Cana Commissioners
and the unanimous selection OF JrHS vi. ScurT ESQ ?
the Wing candidate for Ie otce o. MayoT deeply regret
however 20 state thar this nobl- aud generous th.Es
esmed aud beloved by every citizen ot fh!ildgiphahs
mitted letter the delegation, IL "hch h dsslii -
nomination. e1rrzssia wish to retire INTO private r
committee was Immediately a.poutsd 70 wait uPca IL
Honor and request Ieconsld-ratioE .! MS i=eF Ie der
,aron an siiourne, 10 meet on "Wednesday evening
Tuy Loco.Foco fSATIoNs.-The Loco.tVtn { ~
and County unabe es'- - mai all -
nominations county officers and adjourned NATL 5l
I.v next They I'll .y ballouGG !r County !s-aSur
.r when contrary general rN=csIiuu- Ryar4 ieiz Na
declared the ii;a ballot the caadidatr by vote e
63 70 o.
Si james Hutchinson then vi,Fdc-a ls from tn.
canvass. Tbs. va a1asionsd, II seems by i- defeat e
Clark who. uHJ.rs1.:, y-lsn fIe4i oi Hutchinson
The Dreyatoa eilhout SejRs lso AZ, cher nominations
ad djcrrasd un.ii li7Hasy aayt
THE LrcIlsri7t Cn-sfv !!cEE--T Tae Loca-Fccy
Count, Corr~i ua li1-reri n. following s.e
10. The Cour.,y al g'uaa,p7a: Foe STATE S-f,rar tos
Foulk7od; fos a,zea., iagaa5 fu'.i jlssit Dzst
WIn. +. Ire,ad, i,iisd . Inning. F7sr,i Wm
H Coleman, a / !3lsin t.-sl aad E-Gui4.f
old members Tu,t nharrc- ii- 81. .,G.-.s,
votes. is Domestic Cr-.,er %: :.se -t..s-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30
LEARY xco.-GENTLEMEN's HATS.
FASHIONS FOR AUTUMN, ls43.

Al III. socitators Of inany Of customer, cu
distant part OF the Uuien shall! introduce THIS Day
our slrs rooms ia. beautiful style Of Geuilensn, Ru
,r the coming in order 20 accommodate them n,,
b numerous strangers now visiting Tie CITY who MAJ ls,,.
o,for 70 the dr (Sep; when ha, b-n our eusp
=: frr vss-S, 20 ,ffec, the Autumn change ef Fashion,
LEARY 5: co .Hatt.rs. No. ! and A,;or Ho4s.
OuftfRGULAR OF FASHIONS, containing 4raNiDg,
IiO ors and other Illustrations, w r. FORWARDED By n,
~ Ib3, y,so request H. aud who adGreis post paid
N.,r Ynrk Auy 10 lstA AnSs
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30

Phvsic. Here and there anses youth "no
destined for some such vocation, and who through
every obstacle VIII make his way 70 ano Ii l.
Bu. the young man who REJECTS Produc'sse -
bor for something else, because he esieefiis 'iie
ter more honorable or less arduous' coii'-li''s
grave mistake, which he viii probably i've .
discover.
We cannot doubt that the tendency among Us
- T,sde and to the Professions is excessive, and
should be discouraged. Suppose one-haii the
vigorous young men who are now waiting ioF
business in Law, Pbyslc or Commerce, were to-
morrow to turn Their attention and direct thar
talents and intelligence 10 Agriculture and Man.
ufactures, they might effect vast Improvements
IN these most necessary departments OF human
effort And there IS no difficulty IN 50 dong
There is 20 Clerk Of toierable vigoI who could
not labor in the field, and gain health and strength
bv it-of course not doing full days WORK at
first, but by practice soon becoming able TO Go
with any. There is not a Clerk OF good sense
and good education who could not, by one years
scientific study and careful observanon-letting
practice and precept go hand II hand-make
himself far better farmer than the majority OF
those who have been brought up at the plough.
Whv not, then Is there any doubt that many
might be spared from their present pursuit With
out detriment Is there any doubt that the
change would be beneficial both to the class they
leave and to that they JOHN short, to all classes
While the Transformation of ten thousand Farm
orc into Merchants would diminish the general
,osonrces Of our country, would not q contrary
change greatly increase them And is not here
field for a noble ambition Nineteen-twenteths Of
the surface of our States is still wId waste ofior-
est, swamp and unsubdued prainc; two-thirds Of
the residue IS not half cultivated. Buildings,
roads, mills, are needed in every direction: one
hundred thousand men might be usefully en-
ployed for years in improving the face OF Nature
in almost any State of the Union. Is 1t right, Is
ii wise, then, that 50 many should stand lolc III
the market-pace, willing to do, but without oP-
portunity, because they have chosen a vocation
already overstocked, while there is SO much press
ing TO be done Let US look nationally at this
matter for, assuredy if all OF US attempt to live
by something else than downright Productive La
Dor we shall stand far senderer chance OF
making fortunes than of starving.
II our correspondent Clerk, who w.ote asking special
advice as 10 what he should DO will snd his address
viii obey his request.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30
Ry THIS MORNINGS MAIL
,.,n Ross Contra,.icted.

We are kindly furnished" says the Philadel-
phia Gazette OF last evening, : with the following
NOTE Il, contradiction OF the statement:
PHIL,oELsH.a. sth NJ. 49ih. 1873
r, ,b< Editor Of The PkiGdstPat- Gr-ees:
D - F.oe: lay= usf rsc-1t~i l=tre: fror on
rlah uude. das .! the 30la uii- sch NO meniea IS
nd If the death Of Jon Ro-s sstsi n tf- morning pa
er The letter from psEIicnitE iFsad OF Ross II 1aE
ri melancholy even, had occurred ,5e IItsE woult IA
tia7 hsy- referred ;oi:. YUu VIII percziys NJ letter
. ft--a da,, lz:=f the fz5En y ich The nori
pap@.s copy !.
ms statement oftsr . rsisve tas rai1dS Of
macy OF joan iN''s f.a.'tii, l.-s'.1 ~ - JR
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30

U There was an immense meeting OF the Re-
peal Association last night, and RoaEKr TYLER.
we hea., made very good speech. Addresses
were also made by Hon. JoRS MchEoN, CHsRLEs
o'CoSNoR and Mr.. W.LLAcE, and $50 added 10
the Repeal Fund, when the meeting adjourned TO
meet again on Thursday evening next,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30
vo,.,-Tb.,e IS po,iliag TIA: viii .,,r,e, -.

Gsr.r Sor.E-TbeTe s nottnEI TIA: VIII sttrset sesA
,,,sr,r ,orr ;aa nosc. LIT there - Al o1cry j, r
.-< no, f,n " hst Quarter X cpfses y IS ceftla 70 cal ~
rf6n - ysf II - that Of EloaE o oi ;e bsrii- isar
IL - Nsr5,1 ,,arr,s Precisely WIZ: lose who ussk.
r.t -os ut theIT OF cfSrN7S X matters iror,
What source II come wieti,T u HEfSr = good tor
aiif Eotsr u Ela- t 'ie eoata5ulty
~ rt., - attracted b. br Eorse. AID % H.
- - cnr rl, s5ficIe without st5YitnS sIairirr h
,r, M IN the tSt!snonf1is sFen IN reirfsIcs
y, - and Ia this the careless ana ia9f-Tet ca
-, down hi, rpsIcjs- sid that pe'!isIhe, usb yt.-
So yhsus;sd th-iI confidence IA al medicines, Acs
themselves ny jespalr 1at aS s; totI nhg = n
L,s b5:tlr OF oyer Balm OF Llie hict cgFs1 Tea
- a., M lad 10 have them come aGa 81 cured, toash
h 4, ae " hen Ibere Is but httie ag- oui AiIlc- -
-y.r sl. ss-at Eoiss. Int us sitrat S.lu aY tsci
-sIri, II -rnatioa which al the os 10 N !" flc wilt.
., aSIe 10 withstand Come, then you VIC .e 1ierc Sa
Coy-ts.. CoLps, CoHsCMrrIor Drsfs.siA, oAoNchIFe
t,.HSA, CROUP, HogFSG Io-~l'' ~ 49, AA1A'-e ee
testImouIals and be Sl;IShx-l
Sold tOls,lIe and retail Dr. CoTerts oaee 10 Nahs
street. .iso Bow-ry. r. Hudson-st hfreaWISa
7r sS-gus, Broadway. coz. 9 lst SIcS AID u A
| II arrul. and Of Y. RAndet, jersey CITY
Tiie.e who ;rsl The same ras-fG iG; %
-r ilrt t4l tie .ro,h.r fr.ls aud s-cy -
-Sr themselves Jheit taf II dscaS@ sfois her s
mrztAr,ic fs!ia.s the Incsrr once -nSaseiis "a
6.b.i hence -. for t-s1s OF LINING, " sYs
C,~ny: uo:ie.s found cA; tins andy site ~
rrleiy Id worms, ard wclnl> ar 'r o. Fa,
49, iSsa<e< ever aorE interested !er her Chid.sr ouss
,,cLas4 ,,scsst oi tiiS Candy. L cue- H.
,+1 ;, ct,Idea and adults Eis DEAzSHc,. CGNgI D.,
y-r failed 10 urr whea II nd' ttsH i1'fy ti ad A.,
~ o, II never will for /; - MADE 01a le NOS AslnGs.
.bs> er can b. 0Stslae! from t!c See tsie KINGDOM
sn6I-s are for sale wholesale aaarttli ~ Dr. Cos
tSr, Is5 NasSau-st=r~J, also Ia bo"ery Coei,Gsoas z
s,n.,r.er Nh Hin, PCS CTern -. sIsef = East o.t
-. %Veojnv.r'si!i 9Th !iV-upe: Ali Woods errs- 81
I2s,,iget and - Avenue. Harlem y L axe oJ Z RAM.
Z
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30

ssNp.s SAF,APAx1Li, hl< preparation ia
.erio.9Ie Unknown III the bs,oIs OF m-+lciae de.in.
ely II - c'A-dcsf ana operations from. The yaUu, p.a-
mons oI SaIs 2 Inch nave ttl different times -l
- ie u5.ic X acts rcihcA!; uTcu the hole system
sTvoy SE'nlDs X under direct anu Frdiae iutass,r
A;tgut' possessed ~ cweEtsl li gtliug effect II
IS vttiiefy ttat ~ ti- rc.f.
constitutions u las --l thoroughly ;s.'s IL Numerous IN
tlrcrs, both health and d.aSe E IN rf,rr b-.Ifl
30 effect IduGur D. sIt-t; A. increase OF :.ife
2E WEE i-i.e Is Sralrt .hc franz and hurryH. Is: IL
cis ica- tie ;i OF ife, ler Is mysterious influence
lex ara s-l u sfkleS III. and and tria,
and Strength bAck 70 III su--Tas aak diseased.
t conclusive evidence supsrIor value aui efficacy
ee:t Gates IuDlIsi- II ,.S and Other IAyrr
t4;rd agd sod, "hgl1 and reo4 Tar ,eor;A'ioa
y y u SANDS = co. prue-tsts. tGrluits BaiILin.s}
- bFoi!S1r, corner o. Ctsgnhcci:ce Srw- ioTs. Sold
sc n \ y. Y >. SANDS. - lolstrstt aud - t-.Sy
Hf$4"T. co9ef SlsEkefstsey fcv 81 f bCs;ls: so
Sroo.N nE,rfT ArcyLEyy, BCKsrI~G OF BLoop YE,.
stLs. Sc W FSi,.s Hdl4r Vegetable r,
' s Tx tH,Ve creasistl corsrfuVlcrs bec1usr th 5ug
..nn lte body those moftld hutnc-S waioh ws;1 4 sa N
,Ev s4l Great iiis, The -eIalIRafIua
nS1 oi 4ca ~ i 'd. ss'Srs the 1tln tat o,t-r
Ia i1 seagite eR slro 4 sIS q ic .rdiaR ~-rIah!t
ls 5k=n =Ncsy r~h; soG- - bed. Eil III shot
n.tiy cis4rse she oo from ;hIns hat ct.
.Sst - htsl a. ,t; SUDDEN Delth Agoileyy. SsTsn.
SlcSu NsSSeis. set acy Cii~r n4al, VIII D.
iaa!fave tse>Ioa and ya5ii th blco .d III rsor- -e
aith sad FioI 70 the sGle iFAns, well diseases
u every from - tody
Eesere II Cos,icfsiis-The Pablo csu:iopea ssAs,
z!s AZ Outward aplaEee, co.r; resemble TIE aSovt
,hog!a De era-ufere al geauine areinr IA, r;.h,,,
laiAA fetsbte !lis usst .lG Iie OF The hox->
.ad ts', Ire word Wrists cannot x fouad ai Tsi
.!r.srw
Once, dsJ9,e exclusively 10 the sale OF The ne3i,D.
shol,45s and reail-Nos 2s Greenwich strs- New YoS
No rs TFraHtsrTes Boston. aai No ss Rate-srer, pil
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30

MEETING AT TAMMANy H,l1.-The resul, Of
the meeting at Tammany Hall last evening was
the choice of Van Buren, and 4 Calhoun Dele
gates to the State Convention. They were cho
sen after the usual manner, each ward sending in
the name of its candidate and four being drawn
from the list. Resolutions were passed l35 to 10
in favor of Van Buren,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30
Tyler Victories.

RosERT R,NTouL. .Ir OF Gloucester, Mass mas
at last obtained the Office of Collector of Customs
at Boston, vice Hon. Levi Lincoln, (ex-G Govern
or removed Mr.. Lincoln was a fellow Dele
gate with John Tyler, acted with him through
out and aided to make him Vice President He
mas go, his pay.
Ne have omitted to notice the appointment OF
Hon. GoEnsM PARKS of Bangor as L. s. District
Attorney for Maine vice Hon. John Holmes. de-
ceased. Mr.. Parks was Van Buren Member OF
Congress in lSSi-5, and beaten for Governor in
1882. when we think any other Loco Foco would
nave been elected. He was aiterward made
Marshal by Mr.. Van Buren,
II. w. Ro0EKs Loco, OF course has likewise
been made District Attorney for Delaware, in
place OF Hon, James A, Bayard, resigned.
The Washington correspondent of Tie iu-
rora, the Tyler organ IN this City, learns that
the following pubic offices have been purified oi lsi.
Ssderasm and CAysru aaJ lisd with stauaeh upyisGia
md powerful Democrats Collector Of Customs Bes.
tou Mass; do Portland Me; do Passport Me;
bow y j; Postmaster Springfield Mass; Co. p1on, H.;
Receiver Land Aoaey DO Register Land Mopes do, Dc.
Springfield, H."
Go your length, gentlemen The lesse. veto
res OF Tylerism not before chroniclcd as iol-
lows:
76.ens. Hais p al Reraorei Loco d. .3ppe:at.a.
Gaeol'i!is, Ms. ..--- Ghrlstv, A. w. >iacAws!!.
~a,sf,les, \. ". N. Barnard, Edward Leaned.
NOua; Vernon: Ne. W. \. Hl,wr!l, [. T. Cram
Farmnngtoa, Ne H. 3. S,owel, C,s:, Johnson.
Sou,h Leeds, Ne. John Gilmore $ 4. Wing,
tiGeeps Me. Nathaniel Robbins Alfred Pierce
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30
Commercial ana Money Mattors.

I sTltl I. VI
The sales ot Ohio have b,en lage ,-d4, reaching ney
SicGccJ Tie ute improved pr crlI. ksntuskY sii
ifns. Cove SKIS savy; sales AZ ii2i lEc,
!eciisfa Z, l...-n. went Gp !; Mohawk
There fs husis.-ss Sterling a ae:i Foucs5&
The suqi,,y j. .Iul-t.sr.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30
The Murder in Tompkins County.
To tie Editor Of TIL, Tribune:

To tie Editor Of The Tribune
In your paper OF the 20th inst. YOU published
an article taken from the Chemung Wing relative TO TIE
shooting and consequently the death Of Robert hsnedy
which IS any thing according the testimony taken al
the aques, aud on examination Of Mr. Swick the day
following The facts 20 that on me evening
Of the death OF Kenedy Newman Arnold John fiuIPs'saa
and Rob-rt Kennedy. VINO had been moving that day hearing
that some of Mr os friends going 20 s"cks thA
night ctosssd over the field from Pumpsteads untI they
came to Swicks barn about so yards from ms house where
they stopped and all stil and quiet It being about as
lieh, as day tleysaw Swick coming towards them NheH
he came up said good evening, Newman, and Newman
reolied Good evening, Mr.. Swick; when heaeay says
What are ycu rcius do with that Cun Nh swicR VINO
replied am going and al the tine presents
horepistol Plumps,eads face and within SIX aches
and fires OF rather the cap exploded making loud report
swick sprng,ne back few yards at the same instant iha
Pumscad pringiug forward FELL and s"ck discharged
musk.t into the sid and heart OF Kennedy who exclaimed
o God am shot . and falling, ~as caught By Arnold
The above was sworn By Arnold and Pium?sieat who
further soe that Swic walked bacoto The mouse James
Mser testified that Sic his house about lo rods
down The .oad) aud called him Msme) out aad told him
he had sho, k+nedy and took him The spot and showed
him how they all Stood fully corTobora''ng ihe testimony
of Arnold aud Plumpstes myself Visited the ground nett
noni in company with Mr. Burr Wheeler and Miner OIL
rroye F<a and think you Will do but justice TO give this
ro,,c- " your iie!y clrcplA s and mach Grad paper
remain yours, sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30

~ Hon. WILLS HALL, at our last advices, had
experienced no farther attack, was in full posses
sion of his mental faculties, and his physicians
oaye hopes of his ultimate restoration.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-30

II Wetried on Monday TO announce Tyler
isarioa Of the Pos, oaee .3t,ie. sa; ,s ypss had It
Utica Then had paragraph yesterday asoa, ,he Bu
falo and .s;tsca Railroad, bat 20, UieG .sa;p We
give j, up.