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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-06-06

Inc Madisonian calls PoM the third Candi-
da'e' and gravely throws the responsibility of
oividing the Democratic party on the Convention
which nominated him. This, as has been re-
marked, is decidedly the best Joke of the se,son
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-06-06
ATTENTION WORKfyG MEN,

ir@o meeting Of the Mechanics Literary AS
W. ISOLATION, will be held on Saturday night
the 9Th OF June, when the following question will
be discussed and decided, ''Shal this Association
be abandoned :" BY order of the Society
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-06-06

Ia reference to Mr.. Tyer's ludcrous efforts TO
Initiate Jackson IN the assumption of responsible.
ilty, Benton says, 1.-THE Htro disappears the
HARLEQUIN succeedau' 0
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-06-06
III a b RtttNiDo

On Thursday evening last, by the Rev. VIM Brown,
MIR. RICHARD LEE PATTEsoN, of Buckingham, TO
Miss SCOTIA A. WARDEN, of this place.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-06-06

The editor OF the Norwich News calls upon
Prentice to do justice to Amos kendal-to
which Prentice rePlies--"Does the BLACKBOARD
take US for d hangman!''
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-06-06

j "A NJ e S H. JU r EY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT AND FORWARDING AGENT
BAsIN BANK,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
HAVlNG established himself permanently as
agent for the sale Of Flour. Wheat, and every
description Of country produce, respectfully makes
a tender of his services to the Farmers, Dealers
and Miliers in tie Valley of Virginia. He
pledges himself to use every effort 10 advance the
interests OF his pa,rons-and intending to do &C.
ctuSiueiy Commission business, his undividcd at
tention will be given 10 all business entrusted TO
his management.
He respectfully suggests 10 those disposed TO
send him produce passing through Scoitsviile, to
direct their consignmcns to Mr.. b. +. Frye, tcho
,oiH receice and /orward them free IF charge 10 lie
O,Cner.
Liberal cash advances will be made when re-
quested, on produce actually in hand.
J. II. J.
Richmond, March SO, 1913.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-06-06
LOGAIa's SEGARS,

n USr received lot Of Logan's best Spanish,
" hall Spanish, Rifle, Havana and Principe
Segars, at his prices by wholesale.
ISAAC PAUL g. co.
May 23, 1874.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-06-06

Speaking of the passage, by the House of Rem
,Ss n,, OF the bIl liking uniform day for
view ork Tribune says:-" How those sticklers
Ioi o'a'e Sovereignty who were Mortified at the
passage oi an act requiring the choice of Mem
9ers OF Congress by the uniform mode, and who
nave Pi'ched into the House twenty Members,
."oS en-, ~ 9"ec' violation Of Jaw. could vote for
to know whether John Tyler will consider its
provisions mandatory or only suggestive"
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-06-06
In the matter Of Uiiiiam M Robertson, of
Page county, in Bankruptcu-

rage county, IN DanNrUptCy-
The assignee in this case having reported to
The Court that there is in his hands ready TO be-
distributed the sum Of one hundred and seventy.
hive dollars: 1t is ordered, that ten days notice be
given through tho Stanton Spectator, a newspa.
per published in the town of Staunton, in The
Western District of Virginia, that on the first
day OF the October Court next, dividend will
DC made OF the said sum of money; when and
where the creditors who have not already proved
their debts, are to come prepared to prove tho
same, or 10 send in proof OF the same, or thew
will be excluded the benefit of the said dividend,
and all claims not then subsantated will be dis.
allowed.
Copy--Teste,
NICHO. X. TROUT, D. Clerk.
May 30, 1914.
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NOTICES.

NOTICES.
a GENERA MEETING of the Stockhold-
IN ers in the Warm Springs and IIarrisonburg
Turnpike Road Company, will be held at the
house of Mrs. Dudley, in Jennings Gap, on the
9TH of June next, (it being the first Friday in the
month"; 1t is hoped the Stockholders will find
it convenient to attend either in person or by
proxy. BY order of the Beard.
M. HARVEY EFFINGER, Sec'ry.
May 80, l944-id
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May so, 1911.

~ ~ ~ - ~ -
IENHOSE indebted 10 the estate of William and
Agnes Cunningham, deed, are requested to
make immediate payment, as the situation of the
estate will not admit Of longer indulgence. Also,
all having claims against said estate are requested
to present them for settlement.
p mM. B. s 19HRG; Exor's.
May 80, l844.-3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-06-06

congress, it will be seen, has fixed upon the
f'th OF this month for its adjournment.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-06-06
THE ELECTRO MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

THE ELECTROMAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
" Professor Morse's Magnetic Telegraph,
now completed between Washington and Balti-
more, is truly wonderful invention. Its pow
ore were fully tested during the sit,ings of the
recent Conventions accommodations were made
and answers returned between the Two cities with
the raPidity Of lightning. Mr.. Wrgh,'s nominal
tion Tor the Vice Presidency communicated
IN this way, and his answer received that he
would not accept, in few moments. Again
message was sent to him that he must accept-to
which he replied that he could not, under any cir
cumstances. Mr.. Wright was then informed
that the Convention would continue in session,
and that committee of FIVE members would wait
on him in the morning in Washington. The con-
ductors, (Which are of wire, carefully cased with
hemp and tar,) we understand are placed upon
posts along tho road at an elevation OF about
twenty feet above the earth and that the COM
munications arc made by points and lines denot-
ing letters--ihe impressions or touches on the
magnetic table at one end Of the line being faith
fully represented on the table at the other end
The Teegraphic Office at Washington is in one
Of the rooms Of the Capitol, and at Baltimore in
an upper room at the Railroad Depot in Pratt
street. Crowds in daily attendance at both
places to witness its wonderful operations.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-06-06

~ The trial Of Richard Gwatkius for the muir
der of Frederick Nj. Pitman, some five or six
years ago, came on last week before the Circuit
Superior Count of Rockingham, and resulted in
his acquitta, on the ground that he was insane at
the time he committed the act. Wo understand
that there was great amount of testimony to show
that his mind had been seriously dsordered at Diff
ferent periods previous to the melancholy occur
renee, and strong presumption was raised that
II must have been SO at the time he committed the
fatal deed, by the absence Of all testimony to
show an adequate motive for the act
1t is perhaps generally known that Gwatkins
was removed to the Asylum a, this place in con-
sequence of insanity, by order of Rockingham
court, about two years ago, where he remained
until January last, when he was returned TO the
Jail of that county, having been restored to rea-
son, in order to stand his trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

hes. ships are all of I'll rst class. and commanded By able
and experienced naygGtor The cabins elegantly furnished
aqd atiotd siperoL for The pnce
eooi to New ork SIS. including stores ard bedding without
Neither TIE Captain owners will e responsible for any i
tsr parcels packages. unless reSua. bills Of adas are Ee
4! ,G!BJSyEII.. MlyTt-Ry &. co. 3 South +,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
- haicrs. Ac.

Ar Edgaren l2h INST SNIP Manner Palmer, Pacific
c.gu - a., I'm NassaCto leo bJl, - Oh Tor MINT Rep0s
spoke and heard from q, PtcSirus Island Nov CARSON
Chase. Nant iJ -: Jan .. OF Alasaiuero tiay. ANins
Eassrt,vn lg VII go pod INTO po'; aad thence n0ue
Rambler. Mct!eaye Nau 20 -; Margaret Rait. Cofia y
Johns. go. Capt Coffin pske Jan =. sap massachusetts
Barnard NB.diOll 100 sp. aud Der bis si 20 large
VII repd at rua 10 Nov 1900 Oi sales.--future, Feb BARI
c,, Potter inur. NB IT, =. Ill., Enterprise, Cannon
N.t it % 1900 VIII cruise I'LL March thence home: Feb
L. Auira Alley EI-arlown, - % 20 lat 90 II : Ion y l.
" saws whale ship psinsd black. white STEAK show blue
o. spoke shlp Abigail. Barnard. NB. 20 -.
Arr Nielou. 18th ba'k Nye. Smith. I'm : w Toast
VIA peraanbuco April with $50 bb.s VII . - oil Spoke
May H. snip Two Brothers. Jenaey NB, d out, all we!
l1t srnr Sterling from Newcastle for New FORK Soon
acce MattaDoseit all well The Nyc brings a casks -
OIL i'm snip NruTod: - Gee b, bone from ship Copa: 500 bs
bone from bark Pioneer - O0J ibs bone from ship Thc> VII
ians q GO lbs bone ship superior Capt Snlih late OF
ship Parker lost, came passenger IN the Nye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
ro, IL. Nsw-York Tribune.
s Y NJ BoLS
.rars1rs sNopeRAss


Tu1Ses and ,hei, Names but symbols are,
Aud deep significance they bear,
To him Who seeks the Truth with care.
These are but types OF deeper things,
Which Thought. with ne.cr-tiring wings,
From realms offull Existence brings
From realms which Man hath never known
Blu, where ms strong desire hath fown,
And bull, Temple and a Throne =
Realm. SLED with solemn mystery,
And calm intelligence, and high,
Gods, Angels, Souls, and Harmony
Thus at the frs; in PLAN aad sky
Men saw Truth enshrouded lie,
And knew varied Deity.
The Sun and ars-tnc Wind and Cloud,
Were for DIVINITY a Stroud
Which thus to PROSTATE mortals bowed.
Though, tired, through realms of space mad
To grasp the God and Starry Throne, Town
Ye, fell to carve TIE iaaged Stone
And thus the Block Gods type became,
And Mankind gave it power aud Name
And saw in it holy fame
With US, are Symbols in which We
A deep and mighty Substance see
Throned in broad Eternity
In human laws we Symbols find,
ofthose high Rules which Mankind bind,
In holy fellowship Of Mind,
We are but Types OF Life and Time,
or wide Existence and sublime,
To which our painting souls shall climb.
All Feeling, Passion, Sense and Thought,
BY which our JOY or griefis wrought,
By which we seek or would have sought
Love, Hate, Strife, Fame, are Symbols plain,
Cf,hat eternal jog or pam
Which inwurdly in all shall reign!
And thus in all things Earthly, VIC
With searching eyes can ever see
The sbadowing oil Eternity
sora1,sh, ": Y,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

Schr Van Buren, Wall 10 I'm 5, George Me- uths to
$chr 0uts Marson. from Boston, molrsscs. bound to
Sch Texan Baker Z. fm Eaport, plaster and la,hs, TO
masisr. =.
Hartford.
ch Joseph Brown Day. I'm Albany mdsc bound 10 Boston
Schr Delaware Nun>on. In Ntaycn. IN ballast.
Schr T ger. Nye. NBeGford. oil.
Sch Champion. Drew. NBediuH!. Oh.
SeaElsch Qunnehauc, Williams Norwich rnds-
Sloop kerubIic Sole, NHeiio;u oil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

Bre Ereinv Church Il d. I'm Cardenas Of and tor Br
,o III anchored OF Prudence Island below H. morning Of ne
Sd N heavy sca ard after dragged ashore on me SN
Point OF Dyer Island where she remains The vessel mad not
bged when Capt lett he'll morning ct g. and he inSs se
can he got of after taking part OF The cargo. without maize
nal damage vessel The oop Fame and tee ke'e
nue. boat have gone her assistance.
Schr Cacshe. Sherman. for Boston, with bricks, col on
ledge WScaAct habor sh INST was much st'nne'i and
will have 10 discharge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

CouRr OF Isau,m.-We understand mat me
Tono,raphcal buscap has qrii,rod q Court OF In
ouiry TO examine a,.d report Upon the charges pre-
ferred by Capt. J. Mcclellan. seneT- stpern'end-
amt. and asalns, j. II. Leaseawor,h, E>q. iormer
agent of public works NJ Chicago, and lately agent
OF public works at Milwaukee
The Court consists Of Major Trumbull, Captain
Garfield, end MIR. Franklin tRecerder.l The Court
is now in session tIhcaso 'oui'
Dows EAsr.-Tho Bangor Wing OF Thursday
INDUCES in The following remarks =" We have
n.y.r witnessed in this climate Spring 50 mid
and forward as the present he season IS al least
three weeks in advance oil8I3. The trees are lea
Eng ont rapidly aud the lilacs VIII be m tall bloom
in a few davs II the mid showers, alternating with
warm sunshine, which we have enjoyed since "a
turdsy, continue. The gteenness OF lie heldS
would indicate quite the last cay o. May, oil orcl-
nary seasons.
We have dreaded a relapse but the warm SHOW
era. uniformly clearing OH with the atmosphere wer-
ner than before, indicate that the warm season mas
steadily set in
Hal SroRMIS CAStpA.-A letter in the Mon
,renI Gazette dated Chambly, May ., states that
there was heavy nail storm there on the previous
Saturday. ACCOMPANIED by thunder and lightning.
Some of the hail stones measured four aud halt
inches in circumference. In the barracks aud pubic
buildings eight hundred panes oi sh,s> were broken
Some OF the houses in the village have scarcely
whole pane Of glass lett
CorsrERrsIr DiMtS.-A large lot of Counterfeit
dimes were seized lately in Newport, ny. and me
individual who appeared 10 tie the owner or con-
risnee. arrested He was held 10 bail IN The sum OF
$1,000 Ii il said they were sent from up me LICK
ing river but where, oi course, Is not Known.
Cos-Why is >psnard never dfy alter eating
garlic? Because tue roof oil ms mouth IS feeHy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
The imports into Honolulu, in American
81 g.. III u 60 ,,e-a
mnnrls of Snerm and WheIe on and Whelebo
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK, MAY l-2P. ".


snip. Huron. Paine Liverpool. Tnyot {; Mer;!l YORK
shc Bal ey Liverpool { y .larsig. Anlaml. Hitchcock
Trieste u fiubu, ;: 10. NunaS, HathH'yHy orleans
~.,p < Fa,t: SIvle he Grs,s. Thompson, lvrp1o! OK
Livingston Iu-quun. scott - Jn-o ne Cuba. thompson
Bur, lcvaat Der,.cksou. PhlndelP.i'a.
y's4ze Aa;acorln. Badger PecE. EHcel; Br card -
Johns NJ Z Nlfnet Christina. W rrcn. Nstanzas. = ~
sa, /. Co: Edward BulaIey, Charleston Durham 3, D
mon. -, ~. - ,,-c..ai..
C-tn1-;ra " COX L.scuna Norols y l. Crsndy Caroline
Posr Boston, Spencid Shackio'd. do Lawrence MeeN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
Spoken, sc.

Apls lsi 10 40 lon 81 ship ROBIN Hood OF and iiom Dos
ton = d out iol Valparaiso. ,
May Isl 40 s. Ion q ~. exchanged signal. with bark
Showing color deScuutL. Nos 70 20, standing w SacoO =
VAIN from Trieste tor ny Ok
Ami 3D. oil Tortusas. snip Ca,l-nasue I'm ipRaclcoa icF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
ReaSOHS for PreIfI'IEg III. JiaY
The Thrift Question in GermanY.

This mastery Esssvwas called .orth oy Report Of Or.
DnvRfvG prominent zee Trad Member Of tn British
pa-Gmsr he C7nmercis Rr!.;ors OF Gr-at Bii-si.
wh (;-rrn7lr intended 10 induce tn Germans aaatnn
;i-lf Plotectrs poie,, and concur re interchange
,:eir sp-ctir- productions n- f+sCy Of rs ASSUME
and 3elusvesss % - -iou,ors Tar ;.iry
intended 10 show that I = "S ration 20 >uirr The DE-
I45-iy-S firity HoIu- Ni-nIt-
tu7ss II jh- -caiioB o. supplying it>
-3Gsy from sh'"ad ais 81 forth IN has Fact It's pm
c,i-s and truths an g. eT1a' " VEL Jhs
Th- aboyr named s,t,,a III Riv-s aud tn- Discussion
Of the German f+1r. rint-d together = l-.i
Pamphlet Of 4S.S -Od AZ ST q -: lpI, so ysr ESQ
f. nu.-d that TN, IrsC;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
Disasters. &C.

The packet thps Yorkshire. 'of Liverpool, and Se de
erase Tor Havfe. SAL 10 morrow Thursday
The ship Louvre 10 year. Old Si tons ou-ten was sold 30
Bos Yesterday for 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

NIeniornlGa,

Ships Louise Hamburg; H. allen. Charleston; Aatama
InCe.. anu Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
FROM THE SANDWICH IsLAsDs.-Up to the 2nth
&c no ;nreIli-ence had heen received Of The

IRON TIE SANDWICH I5LANDs.-tP 70 VIIr IN
of February no intelligence had been received oil The
Fr.ncb trie jose Maria. which sailed from France
N Novemb6r. 1872, with - per-ons on board inclu-
ding tie Bishop of the Sandwich Islands. seven fo-
man Catholic Missionaries, and ten nuns hrs YES
sci touched at 81. Catharine'> in Brazil and saied
thence February % 1873. since which rirle nothing
mas Seen heard Of her. and it is feared the' Inc 'e=-
=el is lost ard if-t all on board have PefIEhed.
.;r Uaonar / : Commercial : gent al the Sand
,rj, leland. bas aDpci,l,ed ii,o Gaisin l. :. Vice
CONNIE iai Agent loo Iahuina. i-lsnd of isu IN
arno,rr,agnt ,cb. s'id, canHotie 10 % 1lgh-
+. Satisfactory 20 American nl2-ias'erS aild ne NJ
tiye authorities at tast pun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

C The continued CHARGES which have been
brought against the authorities and certain ciu-
zens OF Newport, of having packed the Jury IN
the case of Dorr are producing their natural Ell
feet upon the ignorant and excltable men who are
under the influence of such appeals. Among
other things, an anonymous note, not the first one,
has been received by the Hon. Robert B. Grams
ton, warning HIM TO remember the rate OF Amass
Sprague. Those who know Mr.. Cranston will
readily infer that he was not much frightened by
the ,n;ssive. PROV. Jour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
SECOND BOARD.
20 H. ~
Public Stock Exchange, May -.
The Phnnix Bank. Charleston on and after Sion

The Phoenix Bank Charleston, on and after Sion
5uy will he ready 10 pas 20 per cent Of all the duly a'6or-
ized claims sgains; the Bank.
At Charleston Sterling :. a = premium, at which
Banks make purchases. Transactions moseree Francs
a. yerr ncnl.ull and l;;ie dong On the North 30
change Liverpool Ieeh nra 5-l63. No entire esE--e.
en lay2 5en made 10 70; LveT2ool but ore snip las
l ken no for Glas-5w American hipmlsers will ro'
,ea To- the former rates FoT iiavIe cents ilAeniof Cot
ton but ve,y lite gong ioraTd Fog Aes-l OK tHe'e
bat ofhe Inc SHIPS loading ct "a cea' iof Cotton ana
Rice.
In the lasi Annual Report Of the Superintendent
fhe Ononda-a salt Springs particular mention s made OF
the new ,yOr in yracu.e established by Aiesss Ives, Se-
Ger < Knowon maaaia c;ur= OF SAT- At winch steam
epinye with great advantage to ad 10 the 2raceSs OF eva
porton and pure article By complete separation o.
alI IMPURITIES Those WORK. have been in operation during
o,v or he last yea but the of the method
cb a, ady demonstrated Us perfect efficiency IN producing
l, entirely pure from all foreign matter. and when ground,
admirably adapted to the use of the dairy and the table
pu, up for market in bags of23 lbs. each.
The Improvement OF the kepiucky River by dams
and locks working wonders in the interior OF inc state n:
that of,le Mussingum River N Chlo a comparison OF Inc
months OF md ISL which ind IN the Louisville Jou7
nal. shows the ioliown. fusuits; -, 800.
.Ianra-y = Ssl9
February - y.
ii'i '---'''-'''' ''-''----'- -, -. IN
Total Is = s5.@+' -
The imports into Honolulu, in American vessels,
for the year etding December 81. 1si7 were
sl5s,ol6 paying. . duty Of SIS
Eaeii' 'e'e's. I 5.S DO. 81
-pnn,h Cu..............-. -. q. ~
German co................ s,Olo 10
ro,,I. 80 DO S6ae
Imports of Sperm and Whale Oil and Whalebone
into United sta,e, for the week eadns MAY II l
Neyy-pedtord-shp Milton. l2o $50 7,oco
Bark lie Ba!on......... ~
Naniucket-sh'p Mariner LIZ
NewpU:t-Br- Helen Isl -, - on
New LondOn-bnrk rs ............... ~ ~ 100
Storinctoa-Shp America .....---.... ~ 21g 49,
Bfldgepor-ShIp Atlantic ............ LEU io-o L'VV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
MA lmfriGan LhbOrer.

A. lc..ortut Wor o- Manufactures Mechanics, Farmers
and F8ilticass Iir= ~ f.2lCt% LABOkER. devoted
- % ceus-1i 7:0-o'I11f Home !a.rST, embracing III
A. nlsr, Hego5-s M ~,-cHe- gi eli-; 'Sl.itas Of
lie n;-d Se's ~ the o.icg r Iot.ctroa o. A7sf
IN .1a. viii tss Statistics of Proilsilnl the Uec
-t-.es SC *. vol -e--tu- His t-aiY us-inl -yik
70 q9 -srz Correct d accurate inf rna'ie. ~ reference
tt .har Productions s-t i,eSoIrc-s n Re Tt --t-s
/. c-us many III -t,-s su--1i po.,s 7n' D SER
.tt,as On Manufacturing aud a-rIcu',dTs subjects sHe
-@. rver hen Insda- ?; Ever clay .u5 ~ =. United
sal. onru 20 1t oa- copies place.! some
rrbc fi7fsry Hr-7c Rom IOr TIL OF -E- puoc -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

Rioters IN BosToN.-We learn that gang OF
men on Sunday evening passed through Ann st
shouting the screorypcd cry OF The Orangemen OF
Ireland, = 10 III ,ei;h The Pope" occasionally
stopping at ripping ..laces and drinking Orange
toasts. This was evidently an attempt 10 excite
i'll feeling among the ifiSh population IN that sec
ton of the city. and provoke disturbance. 1t we>
intellectual. however, as The lrISh had the good
sense and orhearance 10 disregard these insults
and we trust thew wal MAINTAIN the same peace
able bearing, ii these attempts afe repeated
Bay State Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16

ANIMAL MAGSETIsM.-Serious Accident-A little
Iris girl say tn Bay Democrat was run over
on SATURDAY, il HARRISON Avenue, the wheel OF the
vehicle passing over the right ANGLE and crushing the
bones in a most shocking manner. Doctors Lewis
and Wheeler called 10 the patient pr. J. b.
Wells professor OF Inesmerism, passing the house
inrn ~ hich the child was carried, ana seeing tie
crowd about it, was induced enter, and by request
20 una gnerised the wounded limb as 10 relieve the
little sufferer ofai pain while The dressing was per-
formed 1t Is not known whether the limb Will re-
cure 0mputatlon ornot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-16
I.llC JuniDN TrariA.

Currency -" IT., i.ff NJ Lie Of Her-y cis.-
\. s. Pol tica !: 5otoa .,o.6 Democracy - m,
oI F"iicN i74c'. tom thu w-.uo'sH zutliIr ~
C-is, ofti. Country % sir, sad price,
gulsne aud for ale ~ the tribune One Nv fp-k Il So
20 huusd coi-s. So 'au.sii q -rs ifur; par,
m Union supplied .l +-,,.lch Remittance q. u,4,
rOSt pad free TN Tisk The aud pubiIsn.
Non, s~l ou on . Urd-rs -lus; oe accom-.
panied with the cash.
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