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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-09
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SUCCESSORS TO BRIDGE, KAYBURN " %.
Dealers in Tin Plates, Copper, Sheet Iron,
Wire, &c. and manufacturers of Stoves OF
every variety of patterns-also, the Jew
ett's Improved Patent Carey Ploughs,
st Louis Mo
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.-1cIoUs NOTICE.
d. Mr. HurcHINsoN will preach
o. the s ns, Meeting House on Main
il The pre SUNDAY next, at the usual hours.
ORDINATIONS.

-, E,uRAiM ADAMS, EnENEzEn Al
o. Rev: n GRANGER, DANIEL LANE,
prs,jr. CaAR r,JAMIs A. SPAuLDrNG, WM.
VIZ: sAL TEN and EDWIN B. TURNER were
A. THOMPSON 90 III, he work of the gospel minis
ora.inssd :. Ter ri, Of Iowa, BY the Dem
N in the Isar.,:onaD Association at Den
nsrk Go On ss;eanty, on Sunday, Nov. 9Th
MARI, Lee cou. ..yer and sermon from Acts
Introductory inlius A. Reed of Fairfield;
1928. BY Rev. ,e ,I by Rev. Asa Turner of
Denmark X. It and right hand Of fellow.
ham Of Dry . ~ Reuben Gaylord of Hartford.
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Now For Bargains.

VHNHE Subscriber is now opening his large
4 stock of Fall and Winter goods lately
purchased in New York and New Orleans
and is prepared to furnish country mer-
chants and families with such goods as they
may want at such rates as must suit their
views. His stock comprises all kinds of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard Ware,
QueensWare, Boots and shoes,
Hats, Caps, B0nnets, Salt,
Iron, Nails, Castings,
Glass, Saddlery,
Leather, &C.,
all of which he will sell extremely low for
Cash, Wheat, Pork, Dry Hides. Bees Wax
and other country produce. Call and see
Oct. 26, I843. JOHN S. DAVID.
Water Street, Burlington, Iowa
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SLAUGHT ERING .

u AM prepared to slaughter any quantity
u Of Hogs or Beeves, at the shortest no.
tice, at my Strengthening Establishment in
the lower end of Burlington: connected
with this is the large Packing House Of
Bridgman and Partridge, where the same
may be packed in the best order, and on
the most favorable terms. NY terms for
slaughtering will be as low as at any 9TH
er place in the city. Persons having hogs
or beef to slaughter, will do well to call
before engaging elsewhere.
r. w. PATTERSON.
Oct26-tf TGaz copyl %
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Who will get the Premium
New Slaughtering Esta lishment.

NEW SIHUss HteTIHS E4Std UiIsHICHts
YEyHE subscribers have erected an extern
sve and commodious Strengthening
house. on the Agen cy road, adjoining this
city, and are prepared to slaughter any
number OF hogs, and deliver the same free
of charge at any Pork House in the City.
They will keep competent hand to re-
ceive hogs and will be accountable for all
delivered to them for Slaughtering;-Also,
we will pay the following premiums for
the best lots of Hogs that may be slaugh-
tered at our establishment this season, viz
For the best lot OF SO Hogs re-
ceived from one man, $lo
Fer the best lot Of % do. 10
For the best lot of IL do.
Nov9 & d RAND & Co.
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Notice..

NHE Public will take notice that the
q Subscribers gave a note Of hand to one
Joseph Hurst, dated Mt Pleasant, Oct. 10Th
a. d. 1913, due twelve months from date
with interest at ten per cent. Also that
said note was obtained by fraud and that the
Subscribers do not intend to pay the same.
s.f.. EVAN Jay.
A. B. PORTER.
Oct. 26 1843-3t. %.
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DIleD,

AT the residence Of his father, Col. Arthur
lnph ram, near Burlington. on the 2Oth o:
Oct, Mr. Hambleton II. Inghram, in the
23d year Of his age.
On the 9th Of Oct, in -Bonapartc. Jane
Fillmore, wife of Joshua Fillmore, former
II Of this place, aged 80 years.
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Harm for Sale

WNT E offer great bargain in a Farm a.
w bout two miles East of New Lon
don on the Burlington road, containing
$40 acres, well divided as to prairie and
timber, with fifty acres Of improvements,
a GOOD frame house and frame barn on the
premises; we will sell the above at small
price and on liberal credit.
Noy2 GRIMES s. STARR
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GOOKING STOVES, Just received per
" St BIT Galena, lot of New Premium
Cooking Stoves, which will be sold low for
cash or wheat. LYMAN COOK.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-11-09

NAILS.--5O Kegs assorted Boston Nails
IN Just received and for sale low by
auglO BRIDGE d HALE.
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wanted i'm Exchange for Goods or
Cash.
10000 s ss'es'" e't sSS il. as s"i
upwards, 5000 lbs good pure Beeswax,
1000 bushels clear Flaxseed, and any
quantity of Dry Hides.
Nov9 It'll Z PEASLEY

Here They Come +!
The Premiums to Farmers!!!
YvO encourage the raisers of good Hogs.
Il offer the following Premiums for the
best Hogs raised in this Territory, that
may be purchased by me the ensuing win
ter, viz;
For the heaviest and best fatted Hog, $40
For the best lot raised by one man
not less than Is Hogs III
For the End best lot of Is and up
wards, va
i Premiums to be paid at the close OF the
pork buying season.
Nnv9 F G PEASLE4
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0D%H9 on the evening of the
IL late election, in this city, a heavy Sill
yer Pencil Case with the initials of y. G.
E." on the top. The person who has sal d
pencil in his possession is requested to re.
turn it to. the Hawk Eye Office.
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Fresh Drugs and Medicines.

Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
FHVHE Subscriber has just received his
Il fall supply Of every thing in his line,
making his stock full and complete, and
offers inducements to the public not inferior
to any of his competitors, both in the varie-
ty, quality and prices of his stock. He has
just received, B
25 OF Quinine, IS lbs Juube Paste
90 lbs Peruvian Bark, 25 !" Africa Cayenne
20 g Camphor. 20" Calomel,
l Dbl Castor Oil. 7 l Dbl Copperas, 8
9" Spts Turpentine :" Alum, =
L" Linseed Oil, l" Venitian Red.
3 bbls Spanish Whiting.
Together with every thing in his lin,
that can be wanted or called for, for sale
very low by J. F TALLANT..
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TOOKING STOVES...Just received
~ lot OF superior cooking stoves of the
latest patterns, for sale low for cash by
augl0 s BRIDGE & HALE
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"OLASSEs.--Ten bbls. superior Mo-
wi lasses for sale low for cash by
" Move ] S DAVID 4
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TXCHANGE on the Eastern cities, ST
H. Louis and New Orleans for sale by
Move F J C PEASLEY.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
Doinss In Censrss.
sulate.
Correspondence OF The Tribune,

WASHINGTON, Saturday, Fee
The SENATE was not in session to-day
In the House.. Mr.. HENRY OF Pa. made an IN
successful attempt to make the bill for the reli.i
Of certain officers and soldiers of the revolutica
The special order for Wednesday next.
On motion of Nh ADAMS, The sse OF tho Hal
Of the House on Monday evening next, was sraas
ID 70 Bepismin B. Bowen for the delivery of,
lecture on The Educs,ion of the Blind.
on motion of Mr.. CAVE Johnson the bill supple.
men,ary to the &C, for the payment OF Florida mi
lita called into service in 1889 and 40 was taAsu
up and passed.
Mr.. EALsrED asked leave to iEtroduce reso
lution TO discharge the Committee OF tie Whole es
tho Union from the consideration Of the highly i'm
por,an, bill! regulating the taking of testimony u
case. of contested elections and ior other POI,
,oscs : objected to BY MIR. WELLER and no, lie,
cevcd.
On the motion of Mr.. FILLMORE, who remark
Cd ,ha, but twenty-four working days remained
NJ the session. and that the despatch of the apprO
,riarion bills was necessary, the House resolved
;,,o Committee of the Whole on the Union, (Mr
ALLEN of Me. in the Chair.) Mr.. +. having Civ,
on notice of his intention TO move the Navy apsu.
ptiation bill,
Mr. DAVIS of Ky. wished the consideration Of
his bill for the reduction of the expenses Of tie
! yew.York Custom House and Mr.. ADAMS, Of
his bill providing for the future intercourse OF the
Jj,;,ed States with the Sandwich Islands and With
China; but Mr.. FILLMORE motion prevailed, and
the Committee took up the Navy Appropriation
hill The bill was read through, and Its consider
at;on by items being commenced,
Mr. NiEeRlwErHER of Pa. offered an ameodme1;
| 70 reduce the pay of the commission, warrant and
netty officers of the Navy, including the Ehgineer
Corns, 90 per cent, until otherwise ordered BY
Congress
Mr. FILLMORE raised the point of order against
| this amendment, that it went TO repeal or modify
| an organic law of the Navy, while the bill only zap
| propriatsd to carry out the existing law linm'
received. their attention would be turned from sP
| propriatng for the Navy, as 1t now stood, to es'
i,Iating dc moro, and it would lead to the COZ
sumption of much time in debate, NC.
Mr. WISE also raised a point Of order asain'tih
amendment. IS,
The CHA,RMAs oycrruling both points OF crds;
decided the amendment in order. An appesi~s
taken, but after some discussion, the decision Wa
sustained.
| Mr.. MERRIwErHER then advocated is
amend mens and Messrs Wise and Front a1son'
length opposed it. ,.,.c.
| Mr.. McKEov offered an amendment proh'e'aas
The application of aaypart of this approprlaIs%s VA
To the expenses Of any nara! force under assa
article of the recent treaty Of Wds@as0R'
Ruled out of order, and not recorded.
] Without farther action, the House Adjourned
| ARGUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
Thing. In Philadelphia.

Correspondence oil Ihc NeW-hotn h''ou'''
PHILADELPHIA, Feb T. n
There ,, but moderate amount of business ransatt
at The Board of Brokers on Saturday but prices were p
and Pennsylvania Fives advanced Kentucky bond's s''
in demand but holders declined selling at pfaen !'a
Eor Wilmington Railroad Bonds 81 were asked and oi'e
fused Wilmington Railroad shares could net be oosin'4
at a less price than 9t In fact, complete chaiSe A
taken place IN our Stock market and the hotcefs
sylvania Fives appear quite delighted at The tIaaaeo
the same during the past week The iolio"ias a.. So.
sales OF Saturday share Pennsylvania Bank 7oi wv
City 5s 1852 92i; $500 City IS, leGl, 92t sioeo s,s
1864, 43t $4,000 Kentucky Bonds asst; shares heepdn"
Bank l3; 80 DO Girard Trust Is.
We are nov in the mids, Of severe Storm "p@u' @
will be productive Of serious damage DURING heps
aud early this morning, fell 10 the uepIh ei RN
inch but about o'clock il turned to rain, which eoos.
about two hours, when !, again commenced 's'Ss
raridy rendering the streets and sidewalks almost mps'
ble which has continued without the least cessa'n'T
the hour of closing, O'Clock.
The Apportioumcnt b i'll, introduced into he eeaa ~
Mr. Pennu,an giving TO the city and county Oh iHDt.
phia four members, passed that body on Thnrs1p' "
vote OF Is 70 i2 and Immediately sent 10 Tue ho
concurrence On Friday and Saturday II was she 'uI,
OF much debate, and without any definite acloa o's
thereon, il was postponed until Tuesday next ~
ed. however that this bill viii pass the House oy
vote, being somewhat more favorable 10 the mhs
yet reported. y,, ,,vtt Is
The American Sentinel states that on FTisay he De,
ooe OF lae con posars umpoy ed in that o1ce was N
srng to decpher an unlnlelIgble word be m'su, s.,
watch which was lying before bna, for che !" u
and actually swallowed IT, Fortunately lor lns ps
however the guard-chain dscovefed pfouuaine n.
his mcu,h by which meaBs The watch was ora"h -
'h'oA'' anu he '1u, 80 ''.N 49, BgrTr.
story this for al Alderman u tell.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
0ccupa,ion of Oregon.

The billdirecting the Executive TO establish line
of Military Posts from Missouri 20 Oregon, take
immediate and formal possession OF the latter cr-
ritory (attachins it for judicial purposes 10 Iowa
and granting GAO acres of land to each adult male
settler there and 100 TO each woman child, was
farther debated in the u. S. Senate by Messrs.
Choate, Benton, Woodbridge Walker, Archer, Linn,
Henderson, Bagby Calhoun and others. when amo-
,ion to recom,nt it was lost by vote OF "a to % :
motion to strike out the clause granting lands
to Settlers IN Oregon failed by The same vote and
the bill passed to third rcadng-the division in
each case being as follows that is, the votes given
ting it and against striking out the bounty to set
tiers Vote on the passage;
YEAs-Mesrs. Allen, Benton, Buchanan, Clayton, Full.
ton Henderson, King Linn Mctobcrls, Mnngum Merich
Phelts, Sexier Smith OF Connecticut Smnh o Indiana,
Sturgeon, Tapps" walkel White Wilcox Williams
NaYs-Siessr. Archer Bagoy, Barrow, Bates, Bayard.
Berlien, Calhoun choa,e Conrad Graft Dayton, Evan'
MONS Sprsgue, Tailntndge, and "oodbridge-2Z
The bill finally passed by y similar vote : Ayes "a
The division on this bill, it will be seen, was
not at all party one, hut somewhat sectional IN
its character as was natural We arc somcwha
surprised to find the votes of Messrs. Clayton, Bu
chanan Wright and Woodbury. in the affirmative
That vote imposes on the Government heavy ad
dtion OF expenditure at the time when the Treasury
can i'll bear it, and when no tangible good cun bc
expected to result. The sham of voting sl00, 900
wear ms the cost of this undertaking is too bare
faced. If we get of with $l,000,0O0 year,
even in the absence of trouble with England we
shall be lucky. But we yet hope this bill vii lnot
pas. the House.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
The Hnnrkrup,Lnw.

Mr. Berrien on Friday reported to the Senate
the Bankrupt Law Repeal Bill of the House-or
rather. a new bill instead Of (which preserves
the Bankrupt Law but amends and restricts it, go
as to preven, abuses, The consent OF a majority
of the Creditors is required to discharge Bank
rupt from the legal obligation ST his debts We
bope this instead of the House bill will prevail
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

Trial eF Cart. INACCESSIBLE The Testimony and Dec.
amen,s pronce before lLe Court cf Inquiry viii cnnsii-
tue pfincipal pafi tie evirotr before The present
Court Mar;i1L The whole OF TIM Tcstn.ony, silh the
companyipg Documents pru,.h in Pamphe:, and for
sails at office. Price i2 cent. Inorder fully under
stand h- proceedings Of the ccur Martial day day.
viii hs necessary have reference to the Proceedings
OF the Court OF Inquiry Copies may sui be obtained
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

ry" One of the 9isi,d' from the CuStoni-Hopsc) Is
informed that the operations here are dictated from WASH
neton II the Collector has dismissed officers To reduce has
force (as be The lacno appointing o;h
their steadhc hss done we'll lie has no night 10
keep men in Office who wanted, out OF charity TO
them or their families If he has turned ont WheS 20 make
room for Loco Focos he has acted according 10 Tyeris
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

MELAscHoLY AcclDENr.-Mr WilllaH oy,., y ~
who shipped large quantity of stock on ooa.J i !,
Ohio Belle las, week, for New Orleans, sN s,.t
companied them, accidentally stepped Oh 'lp s.Ss
about TWO o'clock on Sunday morning, Jus. ssg sos
Madison, Ia, and was drowned nc aaa y,s o.
nexicns in Bourbon and Nichelas counu''c, g.,
lucky. lO'H'
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

BXAITawAlTE's RETROSPECT OF PRACTICAL MEDICINE
AND suEGtSY.-The five numbers OF this useful and I'm
poani Medical Journal, completes the entire WORK from
is up present Time Hereafter the
Nsbers Will be reg u!afly published Immediately Oh hcr
reception rca EDg!and. Ii semi-yeariy Journal, IS
published IN January July aud conans Retrospective
'rw OF erey dScorery ana practical improvement ut nc
ed,ci Sci,Hees The whole One Boiir yea-, h!ty
cents for any one OF the halt yearly numbers THIS worA
has received Tie highest testimonials froi ibe iosi eminent
medical men OF Eure Pc America and considered as
invaluable and alnse indispensable every pacising fpy
sican or student in the csunlry.
Ir Any OF IAe numbers msy be obtained separately
prce 50 cena or than OF the London price
Each 70 conlaiss sheets Postage Under 100 miles u Il
cents, over loo mites 20 ccAis.
" oseess from any part OF he United States must al
way be &C panied with the ca.h, and addressed
GREELEY 4 mcELRATH,
iri,ugr uI1diugs, Ncw-Y York.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
NEW FRENCH ROMANCE.

II Published this morning, at lo2 Nassau 81,
IND lana; the V,ctm OF Marriage! From The French
GEORGE SANe (Matane DaJeyaDl)
As inshed and elegant writer OF hcton, Madame Du-
teranl quite high her country does Bui-
wer in England and America The above ramed Romance
is nposed Of scenes and ncsenis said be connected
with her own life and history The style of the work IS
chaste and misunderstanding in rich description and
citing ali absorbing incident. II first translated
into the English language
Price III For sale lO2 Nassau street. and by The
Newsnen IN The city. 6i
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

rr Persons wishing Tie Tri5use left their residen
morning viii please leave their raules send them IN BY
note through the Posi- Oce the publication ofce 100
Nassau street, opposite the Park. TEENS, n;as cents
,pers 70 Be Ps,d 20 tie Carrier.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

pr We are indebted to Hon. Messrs NJ FrLtS9RE, }. Il
Grpp1scs X. ". THOMPSON, aod NJ t0' 'al0ao'e
Public Document
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

We are again -deb,ed to the Express OF Messrs Al
ANS Co for papers in advance Of the mail
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

r-r .rs. JANUARY NvMueR OF the SOUTHERN LITERARY
,,sx.egR came hand es,erday Agents can be sup
Lied al tie Tribune Office this morning. strangers anu
pIers wishing single copies may oba in then as above
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

SUPREME COURT, SATURDAY, fes 9 !, s.rs,s as
No. %. Por,erfcid, app. Us. ClarAe's heifs anu
Mr. C.. johnson tor app.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

The Southern Mail, due at II oo.oek as rish. az
not arrive until this morning in Consequence Of the q
verify OF the storm We obliged 10 omit lcl,e f,
Manhattan"
MoRocco.-Jshn F. Mullowny, L. s. Consul >,
Taneier, writes to the Secretary of State uads,
date OF Dec. 10, confirming the intelligence 81
ready made public of the ses,lemen, OF diieull,e,
with that country. The whole disturbance, b
saws. gretc ont of breach Of etiquette on q,
part Of has predecessor, Mr.. CARR. Full SC.
acknowledgements have been made by the auhes.
ties and the L. S. flag again hois,ed at the Goa.
suate.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

~ Wanted purchase, Attinson'' Political Econony
whoever has copy 70 SELL may obtain good prce Tor Ii
al this chce.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
TOFFIJINL.I
.ppnJNrrIE,N1' Ry TIE pRESID

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT,
By and NTH ,te ndrice and consfnt 81 the Senate.
p 5. LouGHBoRfueH Attorney OF the Un'ea sates ioi
the distrlc, OF Kentucky, re-aPponted
ConSuis.
SAMUEL McLEAN, Of Missouri for Glen Fuegos, IN the
Island OF Cuba.
JAMES McHEssY Of Philadelphia, for Londonderry Ire,
land.
CHARLES H. DELAvAN of New York, for Sydney in Nova
Scotia In the place OF John J. D woli, resigned.
A. VI. GREEN, of Virginia for Galveston
RoBERr b. CAMPBELL, OF Alabama, for Havana
CHARLES NICHOLS, OF Pennsy lvania, for Amsterdam
ELISHA HATHAWAY, Jr., for liabart Town, in Van De
mems Land :,
JOHN F. ADAMS, OF Baltimore for La Guayara, IN tse
place of BenJam R-nshaw, deceased
WILLIAM G. HAMMOND, re-appoined Surveyor OF the
Reyeaue al Newport, K l..
APPOINTMENTS BY TIE G OVERNOR& SENATE.
" FEBRUARY lst, Is43
Otsego County-Charlcs c. Noble, First Judge IL place
Of Jabe1 ID. Hammond whose term has expired
" FEBRUARY I'd, l8i3
Tioga County -A!aDson Munger, First Judge, In place
ofSlcphen Strong resigned
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

II First Ward.-The Democrats ,h. AZ soadttrs'
OF the first Ward requested 10 nieet a. ~, Al Tocb
Hotel, on Monday (his Evening next sth m I,o,.sba
for the purpose Of selecting bve DeIeSate' W.
Ward In me General Committee e. cope CkaLsrzS
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06
New.Kork LyceuIfl

II Godey's Lady. Book and GrahAas nAs
February, are received and for sale al this ONCE
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

~ Henry CLAY was expected to be in Mobile
IN the 1st inst. and the way the People were on
he lockout for him at our last adviccs IS the right
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

70 The GEORGIA COURIER, a Nhig paper, Is
about to be started at Rome, in the Cherokee
Country, (hi,herto the stronghold OF Loco-f oco-
ism) by W. S. Brown, (s son of Maj Gen. Brown,
dccea sed, L. S. Army,) and DR.. H. V. Nj. Miller.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

70 Cuna1d's Roya! Mail Line Of Steamships
are aow regularly advertised as carrying francis
Patent Life Boats as well as an experienced sur
geoH,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

II The long-expected Indian Warriors and TIER
Squaw. from the wid Far West The Grand Oepuation OF
the est, arrived Cy and to crafty public
curosy without annoyance have taken up their quartz
the American Museum In 40 place can we sd ven De.
come acquainted With them, or tnry With Us. We thaii
now see great Warrior who ha, taken hundred scsp
and his Squaw said be the beautiful Indian ever
seen Esen with pendit attracion Barnum III not
sacken his Every thing else will be on his o"n
MIA gnlcent scale Science made crafty curiosity
Professor OF Phrenooy expressly engaged 10 examine
he heads of yisiter,,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

% young man named Franklin Parsons died
a few davs since at Rochester, from the use OF
epium-whether taken purposely or isnorently, IS
,or known
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

SANDS SARs.PARrLLA amount OF suffering relev
by this invaluable preparation without paraei IN 'se
history of medicine Thousands have been restored 10
health by its healing and regeneratiDg efficacy who were
considered past reach OF remed means as various GER
iifca,es heretofore published abunany prove II has re-
ccived the entire appreciation OF many practitioners IN th
and other Giles, rapid growth ia the estimation oil
,ne efforts competition Diseases which arise from iPu-
purity of The blood valon OF The hunors generally
such as scroluu or kings evil rheumatism and ncplent
gout salt heum and ether cuancous diseases lever sores
Internal a,cesse sula, chronic calarri liberation OF the
throat and no.tr painful affection OF the bones, chronic
Inflammation Of tue Kidneys female arrangement; general
debility and proraon of the SYSTEM are all removed by
lis
For particular. see advertisements this and other city
papers. ,
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by a r. Sands
Co Druggists Chemists No. 173 broadway, corner Of
Chambers.street, New-York Also sold by A. Is. L D.
Sands Druggists Nos. 10 and 100 Fulton.sueeI; DaTid
Sands& Co. II East Broadway. Price 81 per bottle. SIX
bottles for S..
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

~ Professor GougAup's Second Lecture OF
the regular Course Popular Astronomy takes
place this evening at half past clock, ct the
American Institute. Subject, one Of the most
interesting in the Series, the SuN; It's Astrenomi-
cal Character its physical constitution; It's uni
ycrsaI and practical Influences upon Nature, &c
Th. Lectures of the regular Course will take place
twice week, Mondays and Thursdays. Accord
ing TO Prof. Ii. new regulations, oniy Two days In
the week will hencetorth be devoted to MS general
lectures descriptive OF the PIanetariuH-W ednes-
DAYS and Saturdays-wi,h ParenOtechntc ezPsri-
usrfs at the end of each of these Lectures.
- WILLIAM WALLACE lectures the So
mers Tragedy, Gin Justification OF Mackenzie) be-
fore tie Berean Institute at the Elzateih-,treet
Church this evening
New-York daily tribune., 1843-02-06

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evening, Se'i'' PHILIP HONE, Chairman pro tenn
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