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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
Foreign Ports.

AtSt Croix West End. hIiss Eliza, Lockwood Tor New
York 18th nsi TGpco. for do M inst; Comet for do IN ~
days, -. a, ~ =
ArRass End bak Co:.dor. Ward. of New York for La
cuny;, IA II lu,, schT lenGegEass. ui Baltimore, unc
At 81 Thomas CoInela. for Bath 10Th INST Mary o.
Rnunup for Po,u t,co l6th inS Magnolia. at New cik.
had been ashore on Anesadl Rect bu, got oil and put III
railway ut IT Thomus 10 repair damage schIs l. / sur
ces tur Graynna PR 18th inst Caroline. o! Philadelphia.
Tor New York IN ~ days . , :.
Arrived nj HALIFAX 18Th inst sch Harriet Smith. Baltimore;
18th ln .chrs Perseverance Curry, and Dennce Curry,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
TRIBUNE BOOK BINDERY,
No. SPRUCE STRxRT.


GANLOEo q, ALEXANDER,
Are prepared 10 execute Binding ios BOOKSELLERS
PUBLIC LIBRARIES aud private individuals
~ g. Particular attention pad 10 rebndns Old Books e
ncdca Music, c good style and at reasonable rates.
Persons vrng the city have thei books rebound a
,h,, ,,,,cs
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FOR FOREIGN PORTS

FOR LONDON-pacsc; Of :.ep'sub-r i.-Tb.
riSTe PACKET mp ST. JaMES y 4, ,seyep ulaser vi
havs superior scccu;moastons. apply I" The Captain "a
board a; ioIl 3 M24su :f 5fTtRy + r co
The packet .hp {; Il ,JT n. honas Bri,'on rnsve,
viii sGccoa Inc and saii sepi a'h her rrgas
day 'a3
pass NcR FOR Ri.oNDOX-P,cKxT ~ rrr ,0rp
IT Ihe penddF f II 'Tcss, mp e!
tV.IT As shovs her regular ,i1Y.
lhis si;p has very excellent accommodations 70, ,,s
second cab!3 am >;ecIngr pssSeD:ers hose wbhivr %
berth, shou! not is 10 make Early on b *.
crI w & J. 7. TAPSCOTT
Peycr wishing seni for their trends We them b,,
,h> >p "f the hnv very favorabe tea
Dr4ns Cor any amount payable on demand without VIA
tr-f cia!ee IN all tt 2nncipa town, hroughou, "a
aopy above sun
~ FOR LIvERPOoL-packet .: s;sp'-nrber s'a tn.
Sx Henry HuuIe,on master vii ,' a, above, her res
nr Her cabins sTr spaci"uS hnd ccenny furnished
81; es6t OF passage uppy the captain board n, III
',1. 'l'1 cRiS%kiI NSTI,Ey &c; 7gs2g',
ma>er Will succeed nc A'h5ur"n. and sail October 5h. hf
regular day. ala
FOR iIvEEPOoi.-;'pcse g; Of the H. Sco,cn,h.r- =
slsA NJ ,pepiid sailing Pgcse; ship Cui.t'MBt'S
SA rpr Cor. sl.I. positively above. her reeur day
shp irs cycells1t sccpm.iauors i'r Cabin. second
CahuaGd >'ee-Egr Passengers hose 'Ia - rcpre tr,h
should not II! to make carp apG,i-s- @a o. bed 81
au.7 South street.. corner Nadea lane
- AGRtvG ENlENTs .FpR :slt-OI.D FSTAB-
- iiSuEn PASSAGE oFrlCE.-lcj Pine corner Of
-uicTier Se-, leave cal ae attention of hi trend,
aal tie prbc N s=r"ra 10 'h" t'w,ns afJaHsener, tx
ns passengers by the Regular Line ui Vcp"ol Packets. a
the i.pdea Packet. To sail I New Ye,s the t. 0'h ~
Ah mud from London cth lth and 9Th ofearh mon
MI ger ,c'is t" prs,ens,r> subscriber ha, i ai
ocular lq- r.t ci.s NcwYok BAH. c"poeet, nd c"s
tie year For The a"comn"da"n ni rSno- win c Ia remit
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

CS- Tao,uson's Clay Mcdal.-Fos saa at the
Tribune oes. io Nasau-s;reet TRossoSs CLAY NEpAL.
The Medallion acknowledged Tx snes and praouuceds
msse.-pece Price te per huDdi Cssfs fria Clay
C!gbs solicited. I'LL Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

cY- The Books OF Subscription 20 the Cap..a
Stock of;he Se~York and E.e Railroad Co. open It
he Office of the Company. No * Waiistsce between
nours OF 0urd5. IrN. NJ. GOULD. Secretary.
Ns-,-Na-t 6nsfi 18th iSb
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SO0Len. &C,

July 26 lat 80 g. Ion ~ l5. whneshp VIM Lee Wmpcnne
Is daIs I'm Newport with small sperm whales.
ARe . 50 IL, Ion ~ - w exchanged signals with bar
Amelia, Baker steering before the wind.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
FOR. THE NORTH.

SS%$E lkE9fS5 3a i,5x 81 Iss5sSss Il. $.
''S se Si ,tcse3 ESIPiR Tsg: 2 Ro, Monday w0ne
Gag ana d!Ts: frsy sy s, a .Sa.la Tuesday Thursday
j ts5s;gS Ssg .e 31 from te ieot OF Court.t ri direct
The ,,es.re- SWALLOW. Carr y .ci- i-srn Monday
waeay and Frfbsy IyeHes u p os's S,.z Tuesday.
rhuTisy sa'f: aaG Saafisy evening O'Clock
a ct . iae SsE IL ., 1a Isa md Ie: each Atbs,
I'd Toy 10 .I!pe tiras 10 lake r N"'sins tISn' oi M
y F@- passsse or Fe,.nt aspy o board. asthO Once,
PE2EEt!ESS E2EEt!ESAis; SE <Esa449AGs sSaay4 s4s9Sei@ fo2
!sz;,ilss-. Si fbioass ifrse-A, ociccl IN: tToz
ne - Fo@S9$l S Per kScS 2sss$1 S$tsKski sad cs8 si
;::Soa: s 4, (ss,P fioash'on Tr''
II s ccicct-- Landing az intermediate PAGES.
The ae?mbca; CQLUMBIA, Capt Wm II; Peck. on
"Gfa: sas ,;ssa'es S6ra AIERcA csq & cnthen
gsay harsy day a and >. ,GTdas s s a. NJ A,n, IN
any the to sse he W@n'5S Trans Car hS Ess;
1,e ,eove boat. nos, sud .r2saaua, furnished
ns' ard eess Sia.s + 9,i; ~ and iN speed and ae'"
5s!5 S5 t5s's1 f'R e sS ;s on s m
= ss .sFof " yl EsN AAy M, iNI&SMEJHy!iAiITE ! Y ii,T
sszsszsssss. CIi Ii5srrER Cap. sym. 8 Nallsn. "iil
me ga > q + a5 :e @ ii Il Sa Ssa Vim y sts aSa and and
iierhse Railroad nf Shch leave onIh arrival q
\; bats s 9q 3 i a "a M aiqR G SRSay c ;oae as c
w.y nj the intermediate landings ls.aiI through 10 P;tii-
Es!d 81 70 and 10 West StocSs Ssriase s.
Po' freight 'F rsf5sk .; . SrEpHENs0. 8; Sli % lyos,
s tos, mas bten ;aCr5u=EiT rhaus and Sc Accom-
ncaon 50 improved i, to De e;nc 10 ay G., on e S'f'
IN additional nrnbe: o state tiGom asv'ns been sdded
i'ts beat lows no 1arEos ~.
= rZ.5:ls ,, CAGPEYTER 8 COS llNE E EqR I,l
.!NEWBL 'RGt-L Lal!ins at CALDWELL We,
Point. Co!dsp''nE coFnwa aud f"hsh
The seamOo, JAMES MAnsoN Caa Gha5is: Ias, i"l !,
ocack P. VI and eyery russay an Friday al 9clocS.
ing At ~ ecio.. ard even Wednesday and Saturday n5
fph M assaas. ~ Pacsesc or P4rce gank e speeq pv
m boaId ts boat io, beng entered the took recsi
ed .Or se at tie f,S Of The owners ihefsoI Nou
x 7; PQyH Gll ..,,8 cus :. y Line Me- F9E
I -iil,eilicaSBEF cB5iE.PFE iea raa :oR~2 E. %ae.gD. will
i'inrs,as IN; Ind saturday = O'clock. P. 81.
d.s sa: If % & S aod s3S esa nd a7 ssg G e. na D
For Iclgh, erssage apgy to 7 Japan on board D1g
hoSr must IL ~ the ss oi o.ler ure. b o
ding receipt be signed iof ihe '=:le ~
=, -,.,. !.,;.-;sQ.MMEk 4kRi3s.yt' sA 5A1-Fok
ei1 4 M!DDLEIOiNN G,JSilEN AID lNrER.Gpl
,S II, YORK S5S 5i5sj ASP FE,KA ;l,I5a;
6 fSEEZ CsS AiesaRJer i, sha!u sSves thc f?o pf
.ll.c Street. daliy. Sundays e@ccpief) at ocock a NJ
eer 80 Fe.ront wts.c passengers IN. conrpocu,
tt- Co through the picturesque valley Of the Ramapc. To
geialnins.I en- ;e N.ldlc;owq ut a 81 and ?. NJ.
and G "1 lstrn 'i to he riy 81
r- Fami!es and Pleasure Pae, @ .nd nis the ;ros; de-
ri'u Excursion fiom the city The can unusually
nCas and aave ap':mets agpoPfatei expressly 70 iEf-'
s yAS y $ENssGAEE s sts2; ] nssSs %ad
@ paose s. 70, yega 3 SY @ a. and III be
iacs in ne SSui,orn ona;es II he lie oi New fork and
ar cr4 riyei, 70 take thtr, from aie,owa cheaper and
rr0rc esiiea'ruus :aan nnv other rlute. ms
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

Ships South Carolina, New Orleans; Indiana. Go.
Erlg Carolina, Charleston und others
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
FOR HOME PORTS.

~ PASSAGE FOR NEW-ORLEANS The fast
;;sr smiling and avoriie packet ship LOREN \. tnpal
80 Wueinr VIII have imnletini" De patch. she h1'
sutudld Recommendations r CABIN second cabin md esrge
plssenseS, Who viii be .akeu low rnres II eaily pca
ton he made IN board foot of Wnl-stn-et. or to
su.i W II J. r. TArS OFT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

no SCH li. TEACHkRS-Prenis, and School F,,
ure IN the delightful VILLAGE ef New Rochelle cnrnan
enchanting vie Of Land and Water may De- Ind hy n
Gent emHH or lsty esertng religion, in!uencs md f
sa Ia e>,ssha SOaing School 10, yo,us
or arS- The PfopT=rOr would ;.tks shnrs in tne Fa5
quIra t- accommodation Rsfe,encs~
changed. Adiiess School at this Office. a..l ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
STATIONERY, &C.

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
ERA>CiS & LOuTH Ell. Manufacturing S;c,iorers. No.
L 17NRdss ,sns betweea William ard old .;eets nave
on hand aud otter nj loves, prces a==e assortment OF
.tCCOtNr BOOKS,
rthc!, Haluicarr, suitable iut City County
STATIONERY,
Foecn and Domestic. comprising every article. Fancy and
Staple.
PAPER.
Fcolcnp, Picket Post and Letter Ruled ard Plain Also,
Ledger and Whipping.
MANIFOLD LETTER WRITER'S,
vaioIS szessore as low One Dollar By hi, invention
the stt, wien and COPIED st the time and perfect
iy ndelhle.
The u'.c1es r'nnul1c:uIs article nj lack and
Carnne lns. snowo aS te CROrON INK lnrge st,pppI,
con>tSntlv on tand. carefully tacked :,r Shipping
aus Il tkaNctS * LOU TREI. n Maiden Lime
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

Ss- mutual Lie ineursnee Company OF
Nevv- o-E-lhs Institution. has Issued dun. the month
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

ArrEMrrsp MUxpsn-SnocxI>a DsrsAvrrY.
A most wicked attempt was made 10 murder the
family of MIR. Kelsey, of Brownv'l'e, one day
last week, BY man called Peter Graney, OF thai
town, by iniusing arsenic into The food prepared
for meal Suspicion resting on him, ne was
brought before magistrate. ana on his exanii-
nation he confessed the act, and declared his de
hberate intention 10 have " killed the whole ium,
lily :" He is now in jail, awaiting his lrlaI
Wat,rtown IN. " Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

Sold nj wholesale md retail by A. b. l. D. Sands Druggists
so. - Fultons,.; 2l3 Broadway n Last Broadsay Puce
lceHts. uul4 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

This ray c7r,iy tint have been bong afflicted wli y.pcn
sia 80 much that my food would NY stomach. and
woG be aiBtt cuiisraiy =uiphlu. no throat ard
.,uuf aud m n;n,t distress deran:emert ~
stomach articles that nte would he my sio
mac ar NIL have been past under the
tt lr honIr,on and Beetle and the Qualification
,n say TIM; am well. JOHN GRANSrON.
corner oi North aiuure aid Giernwich IS.
DANIEL. BEE BIZ. iOr
au7 imeods JOHN THOMSON.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
,yFCHANICS' SOCIETY SCHOOL. y Crosby .t'ee.. J
vi JAS y. Mci;LLIGOTT. Principal Of the Male De-

vi Jts ~ sici;LLiGoiT Pnasipal Of the Male Be-
MARY Y lean Principal Of the Female DepartT eat
The Fa Term of this futDn vii commence on MoiaT
the l Steu-r the present dnnun vacation VIII ;ef
inmate TIE plan u Instruction such Us to aiiui sacn c-s
b. al sprcn! sver' mlnrtsGt branch
sroyeIge mad Mt ete t0lnvove such res 0ns'i-
~ IN he one r6ad ard superv the 0ter T. 20 secure
"" sfrency ia The performance of all The exercises Of
he school desous Of securing seat Tor ther chd en-
ia he neyt tenn as requested application during The
vnc,on 70 ech.r e., Com!tiee, and thereafter 10 the
PRINCIPAL. Il, the schuol,
MENUS e. ..c bus. - iHm 2. Miller. Abraham 3 Rich.
Henry ingalls,. lame, h, ie ames Morris John RemicS.
Joha r. r. Max veil Francis r. Scual, james Van NoIden,
H,.,aS NsaS. y,,,s 'i,1 AM. !. 1874. az aaw3w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
TO BE LEE.

81 STORE TO LET Store No. 10 Cedar At VIII hs let.
S Possession lst OF September neNt. Inquire OF TIE
ln.,..-.l- cupun AZ
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

MOI I I. - hereby given the 'itpr> of WILLIAM
- NJ .tYRES. % the fits OF New York. that he hath
mHde und executed of m property the under
signed i the hos eli; of h> creditors who required To de.
iyeT te repective gnd demands Ia he sud under
signed al hi. Store No 3 Pearsecr, The tiy Of New
No.k. before the theh hy >epfambr and all
indebted "a sad w VI. hyf., requested Qnl.
date heI indebtedness before such day with snd under,
signed nt the place siFcud Ne" York, August iith s+i.
nnIf lnNtVv- GIi.BEkT f. EvEkS \.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
JAMES NCn =,
ci2 lGw3n Attorney for dttrchM. CcedLUr.

II, n"hbR 81 David Mann, la supreme
- Cou!t' omns,Io Notice ,-se - Slgsi. .t
ichmrnt h. issued a@fins' e t,ft gi S'-ghr Ttl.r.
to 81 iy"rr 'hGutauqur Comfy. \ - Su.r. sitnI
i-5tor and III the VA! be sol yf the o. his,
d-hls u.I' h- 'pie4t 1aJ discafg ,u.h -tichr-nf
cl1'HS TO -w withl monks iTOD h- ;iIst ,utc On
oil tis "i'cr i tnat The plymet Of -uy d-AL, him
rsi-lt- O! 's ~ui t- ,.-liy-rs iiI tor h,.
oi pro w;u ths belonging 10 HIM ,sJ
the tnssr Of ,ny such pfOv-fy by hn IDb.dd. b,
md ar yod.-bEi~i b-c-mJ.T lfrh, 1873
d21 la@ga' A DIXON Attorney fOI tttsrp,su ,., ,,,x
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

1hs of the !lcen plen ant and safe compost
;i0Gs Offered 10 the pubic the the de-
angenen the Stomach and Bowels. and Onv
worthy % he et confidence Tor curing Choerl Glautum
Summer Complaint; and all the above Diseases really
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

l}l ObDth oI frederick L. ~tskSi:, Il JuUge Ok
4, Err County Courts aad Counsellor nf tn, Sugi-inv
Court N"tIts Is he rby gwen, pursuln' to oi
she atui" concerning Attachments o,cIugA .cOa
cisi roT-Tes.rnt..b os tat Al 5fdchlrai issued
sgans' the es,tr Charles II Car.y, s"'s o IL t",
~ the ~ 0t Michigan sSItri trb aHh thai ths
same w h. so!t iur tee ymea ol his d1hts uns, he sp
pear and i's' .Tyc sic ts meat Accord 10 law ithg
air MOI It's tTO the publication ol his and that
Tie fE.-L @: tDy d-bs dur II I'm by af
Stat, ui Itr del vef . an os his zuy property
waiG tis Ste heI"agins HI auf tie uiDs- IF any
sue. p'rt- y - him. forbidden by Ia. aAJ void.
Dated BUiiaio. ID, ctinbrr ith 1913.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

T PRIVATE S4TF-lin tie Sccnrd MGnlcrai,y
A rean.lS1 BuGar Lo;. asa,nas 5 e e'sh ,htt
aans i Map OF the IT, showing he location oi TIE pro
rsy can A seen al III, oiee The subscribers. from WHOM
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

r,yHE NiW. YORK GKANlM NR St.HUUIl. tlI BfOnt
I way. nea. Beecker street-CIARlES II. LYON. A
N pnucpal .
of the city and accessible by from the emoest sec
TIE prncpa +. 4 graduate Courbia College anh. hnv
nr heen r some years practical teacher he refers with en-
lar. confidence 10 his present aad ioret patrons ;e
siding this city. -.
Ns,he "a ns nor expense have been spared TO place this
.ch, IN the first class OF acaemca Hsiiiurs and l" pro
VIDE for 1t all Iucilss requisite Tor comprehensive and
rdu
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

Al 9eaG, are requested uy ic without exception
the most valuable nmy medicine ever set discovered. iun
JIes nay, thousands of cscatss have bep received from
phy caIs ers, men. and families the m sepecihbiry,
the strongest tenGny lis favor.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

TMR. Wx. CArTELL, was found about five
O'Clock on Tuesday morning in the City Mill,
dead, from the effects of wound in his arm BY
the accidental discharge of his gun. He hao
been huuting during the day and returned to the
mi where he slept, in the evening, and got in a,
the window. la drawing his gun after him ,he
lock caught on the sill and the entire contents
were discharged through h;a right arm half way
Between the shoulder and elbow, tearing the bone
TO pieces and severng the arteries He appears
to have fallen Immediately and TO have bled 10
death in a short time. fUuca Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

r RcGET-T l. cUILLAuDEU's SCHOOL. No. is6
~ ehth',ree Br"hd"ny. vii r.oi-sn Nontsr
eiI-tn-r ~. For rariicuinis rnguiie Of " u LE IL l.
l.l IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

SrOI'VENET. 4 COS Aanufacto-y of Cut md Plan
81 GLASS ui every description Soinr, Lard and Cumphi
Lamps. wafFanie patterns ui t;iranduleS, Candeiabr
ijrakes Chandeliers from twelve si., Hall LAMPS
rId Lanterns eye,y ia French China Lamps aicrd
repaired and reinhcd equal new We call he attention q"
country merchant, call and satisfy tneurelves
regard To prices and qunlty ofnrces.
Constantly hund c0rpIete assortment Of al the above
Glass made and order II arici- matched to
pnt ern. Factory No y Gold street y. Y. Wholesale
Retail Store. No. john 81. near Broadway,
aul4 3m' j. STUUYENEI. l. co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30


y R-For further information regard 30 my practice call
on Mrs. Strange old ady cared OF bleeding al thu !unss.
ANA ME ds,pafed ui-l5 Amos street. Also. Nrs
Strange. younger 'ady q" chrnc Gncus. nervous atec
piaun u the heart and IN almost cOAsuni tcmiu;-
o God - the head. cHSns rain and distress
huh,. cUd cri. cold crls. Sc-5 Anp> St
Mrs. eevre. d beeen M ad 2d streets the sin
avenue who labor under chr difficulties. too
usr.i- mention Also Money Gait ga Grand street ot
dy,pcpsi mnutt und trnH OF twenty yeirs standing
4 call certificates of persons at have
been relieved slhcc DR.. 'ihowsOns Gtss Ece.
A gem lan,an called duy hist seek With pain
IN he had been bed. cuppe and bieted.
Relieved ore nUur ana, believe ha. been well
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

EDWARD c. WEST.
.1TT0R.vEY md COUNSELLO& At L.iE.
ALToS. lihnols.
Refer 10 Hon. ", = McCoun.
FCascs B. Cutting. New York
ala 3m' William Z. Rus,el.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

COUTNUUY \ NEN EMS, 3iI BROADWAY,
MANUFACTURERS OF LAMPS. GIRANlOl.ES
IfI CANDELABRA. &c. and Dealers in HOUSE-Fl H..
NiSHING GOODS gersray.-iiang connected with arc Of
lie largest manufacturers tie United STATES they
lied 10 oer Lamps Canteab:a foF Churches Halls U
es Private dwellings, Steamboats, Uld Packets. the mos
reasonable terms and nf quality De surpassed IN this ~
lny oieI couHtry Especial atIenon invited 10 their sofa
cnd Ship Lamps economy snd ghi superedng el Ute7
ore the public f,O less than GOLD aud TWO siIvsS
MEDALS have. within the last yea been awarded 10 TIT
nuiacturers ior superiority this caas o good Tbs
public respectfully Tvsd 20 cGll and eIGmne lcthem
selves.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

iW CARiJ--.0Hn 81 uuyrIslp of y ,rcuez M,,,y.lp-
fio vii a'ieo !" ts3 business al nay be conded :" Aip
IN he SUps0f Courts of the ;@ts f.v0rnhe plf.sona
connection i.olhan1 VIII enable him attend hus,nen
ar N the terlzr Oi H.i .ae Satchez He rei.n
Gr,u {. Barton taa krSlals Caulxeil and
Rob C0chr,., sl,rt 'bt Bow Wirnrs
Rr3tfl.5 a Co, narDl,o = GauI
Slu,. iCchTg1, Eoly .,yrrty
rfiIam kgin Al Iy
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30
FOR THE, EASE.

z p-<s@a 3 D. W. vI3S1liER'S EXPRESS vii
= lanyc NEW YORK on Aiondaiy ana
.S5tE S51,. Thursday in Steamboat tSlMR0D. ut {
occcS a. ii. for West S.ockbrdce yin yusaenc Raircud
Return leave West SorsbIG:e for New York Tuesday AID
Friday io the transportation bundles Money Gno
nrn,mrs. ltirs No u Wesi Sttest nY.7l TN
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

EAYAE', CARMiNArlVE BALSASi-E. u certain. safe
y and eiecua edy for Dy.enery DanhgI. oi Loose
thOieTl NUbuS Summer tutrplnut. Cole. Guping
Pans Sour Stnmrch Sick and Nervous Headache Henri;
bum WaterbraS sickness OF the stomach omlns.
;prg ~ Of Food after Eating, and slso where pus,es
through The body unchanged v Hnt oi Appetite e>'iessrs
liability Sleep. ~ ind the StnIincn HDd Bowels.
lysercs ihmp, Nervous Iremor ard l.wtLchinGs.
Sickness Paintings Melancholy and oxnes. OF ~pu,s Fret
ting aud Cins OF Infants and for all Bowel Affections and
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-30

4 CLAgKS School. FOR YOUNG LADIES. N.
a Il Ne-cer will commence Fall Term 'Hs End
OF September II des'hb~ that pupils BE- attendance as
early prac,ica5e after the opening Of the Term.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

IVY Mcssrs. Brown s. Elton. Waterbury,
Ct. have in operation an improved ma
chine for the manufacture III pins, which
turns out, Gas we are informed BY a gen.
tleman re gently from that place two bar-
rels of pins day. The machine is won.
derinlly cnrivns--perfect and simple iilits
operation. Tie wire is run into the ma
chine from reel, cut 10 the requisite
Length, pointed and headed, aud made
finished PIN. From this machine they fall
in othe hopper cf tl,cSsickirg Mschine, 40
II scaled inwhich, BY some di~5lsyit They
are arranged ana stuck upon the papers,
and come out perfect, only rcqniring DO
packed to Be ready for sale. Ills latter
machine. tended only By one girl, will do
The work Of thirty persons BY The Old hard
process. We have said that two barrels
Of pins are mace day. A barrel contains
1000, 0o0 pins, consequently 8,CCo, 900 Of
i in. are man,i ctur, d in tnis little maciifnc
each day, suflieiert u furnish one pin
day for every FINALE in The United Suites!
There are tour ether mschipek in opnF4:ion
ia the country, ku, lhay ptubsLly d. not
turn ont an trila namtsr Pr dsy, ~ the
Waterbury m.chine. This We are told 10
no cxasgcraii.n. but the sober truth. Yer.
~, what becomes cf ths riml---Dos!ss
T5mscript Il - ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

1a Among Al namber Of others we were
present, BY invitation, at The room Of Mr..
J 3. Green, the reformed Gambler, on
Monday afternoon, when Nh. q. made an
exposition Of the frauds commonly practised
BY regularly initiated gamblers, mot only
upon mere novices, but even upon prac-
tised players, when the latter play aupon
the square," as it is termed, that IS fair
game. Six packs Of cards, the back Of each
varying u pattern, one being pure white,
were suctessively exhibited and the pri-
fvate marks SO clearly planned that, in a
very few minutes every one present was
enabled to tell each suit or number Of the
card by the back. In the packs with COLI
ored backs these marks consist Of some pc
culiar formation Of the flowers, stripes or
stars, while, in the white, in which the
fraud was much more difficult OF detection,
the mark was known by the direction in
which the grain Of the paper ran. Enough
was proven to satisfy all present that in
manufacturing Of cards generally, advanta-
ges are given to the professional gambler,
which render gaming, Instead Of ascience
involving judgment and skill, where the
chances are equal.-a perfect swindline
transaction. OF this any one must feel as
sured who will witness such an exposition
Of the facts by Mr.. Green as was given
before the persons assembled on Monday.
There is perhaps, no more ruinous vice
than that Of gambling, even where the OPP
orators are men possessed Of too much on
esty to take any undue advantage; but
when to this known fact is added evidence,
most conclusive, Of the perfect system Of
swindling it becomes in the hands Of pro-
iessed gamblers, the whole community are
interested in the exposition of its glaring
deformity and in its speedy determination,
And we trust that the effort making by
Mr.. G.. in the first will 50 awaken the
people to the urgent necessity Of the last,
that measures viii Immediately be taken ia
L.. Il Al L. II
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-31

~ SINGULAR TRAfrsy or SoSo BfRDs.--A
gentleman Of my acquaintance had an
American knocking bird III such health ana
vigor that it was constantly sii cling or else
initiating the varions sounds i. heard. In
order to try the powers Of this bird the
owner purchased tine sky lark. When
placed in the same room with the mock
ing-bird the song Of the former was heard
to echo through the house, as If il We're
chanting "on fiuttering wing" its we'll
known welcome to the rising san. The
'mocking-bird was, siien, for so,ne time,
but at last burst forth in the .stI.ips OF tie
.aerial songsier," but louler aai clearer,
as II mounting and stretching is wings
towards heaven. The lark was silent
from that moment, nor was JOYOUS note
geAeI heard afterwards. Willing 10 test
the powers Of the mocking- bird still fur
Their. an Unusual large price was given for
a black bril-, celebrated for its VIC i pow
ers. It was placed inthe same room room
with the mocking-birJ. E.riy on the
second morning lis song was resumed,
and IFS charming notes were warbled fortl
with all the sweetness and meditation.
which may be heard in lis native shorty
brakes The mocking-bird listened and
was silent for time; when all at once its
notes were heard to issue forth, but sweet
err and louder than those OF the woodland
song. The poor blackbird heard them,
felt that it was conquered, remained 81
lent, dropped, pinned and died. From the
above facts emulation would seem to be
one Of the exciting causes Of the songs Of
the birds. When their powers are :
ce!led they appear to feel the disgrace Of
being conquered, and to lose all inclina-
ton to renew their former eifort.-Jssse y
Couatry Life. r6ftrrsr