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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-18
We should like to be at Iowa City

We should like to be at Iowa CITY
for few days, just TO see what our
wise men are doing. Really the PRINT
ed reports are very meagre. and one
might easily imagine that our les'sla-
tors arose from their couches in the
morning. partook of their ma,in repas''
picked their teeth, walked to the capi'
tol, and then-like The King Of France
with his ten thousand men-marched
back again. We may be doing them
injustice, but we judge them by their
works, which we find recorded in the
Iowa City papers. This spinning ou'
the rs days we do not approve OF. IN
the present state of affairs. There are
too many public creditors waiting anx'
iously for their just dues; and why not
pay them! For it can be done with
ease if our legislators will but DIS
patch business. The money will still
be circulated among US and our citizens
receive the benefit thereof. These
creditors may be suffering from the
want of their dues, and we see no more
honorable way for our rulers 10 act
than to close their session as soon as
possible and permit the balance OF Inc
allowance to be transferred to pay
debts which may one day have to be
paid by the Territory. We wish to
see ourselves out of debt entirely. we
wish to see our enterprising Territory
formed into a State without a single
demand of any description, standing
uncancelled on the records. And
should be the endeavor of both parties
10 effect this desirable object. We ar
IDENTIFY hope that we may be able te
take our stand beside our sister States
free and untrammeled; and form ont
Of those bright stars that will be shlr
ing mark and example 10 those tina
come after us. We should learn BY
the sad experience Of other States. ant
so legislate that we may avoid TIT
quick-sands on which they have ssran
ded. So mote ii be.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-18

There has been quite an excitement
our county the past week IN
regard to the Bank question. Not only
has the town, but the county, been
equally in state of fermentation. Inc
mass Of the community seem determln-
ed that the bank shall be compelled TO
resume specie payments. And the
great moving power with them is that
we cannot do without paper curren'
cv Of some kind and il is oetter '''"'
we should have our own than mat OF
our neighbors (Which we may know
bu: little about,) and when the crisis
comes we stand some chance Of getting
specie; at least far better than those at
distance. These arguments are alike
made use Of by Locofocos and Wings.
In fact we first heard them used by the
former. The signers are indiscrimin-
ately members of both parties; though
on the papers we saw we oei'eVe 'l'e
majority were locofocos.
The bank has its advantages and its
disadvantages, and we can scarce tell
which predominant. Which will pre-
dominate in this instance, time alone
will disclose. Whether it be for good
or for evil, the consequences mus. be
borne by both parties. Each must bear
portion of the praise or censure, as
the case may be. And we hope TO
hear no false accusations hereafter that
i, was the fault of the Wings that such
and such things happened. No, Messrs
Locofocos, by your means, if by any,
will this bank be established, and we
want to hear no after claps; we want
none Of that old song, ''you dl 1t
Messrs Wings" If the institution be
for good, we say well; if for evil, we
can censure none but ourselves. We,
the people, almost in a mass, have
raised it, and having done it freely,
we have no one, save ourselves, 10 ac--
cuse Of having acted unwisely.
LOOK our.-We perceive by the pa
ners that there are in the medical Col
leges a, Lexington, Louisville. Cincin-
natl and St Louis, seven hundred stu.
dents Of medicine. What will they do!
Pestilence and plague must come to
keep them employed, and afford them
a subsistence. Rather singular instru-
ments Of obtaining livelihood! But
so we 60.
We deem it unnecessary for US to
comment upon the proceedings of the
Wing Convention. The editor, in his
letter from Iowa City, has expressed
his opinion; and as we are not very
partial to political matters, (,housh we
have written several for this weeks
r,ner. WELL lei them speak for them
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-18

We have, again and again. looked
through the papers to find something
new and important from Washington.
We have been unsuccessful. Our
latest dates are up to the Sd Of this
month, at which time, it could scarcely
be supposed, they could, or would do
much, as the pleasures and sports Of
the holydays had not ceased their in.
fluences over the members. We hope
our readers will not regret this dearsh
of Congressional and Legislative pro-
ceedings. We will endeavor to give
large dose next week.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-18

Our article last week, concerning
the celebration Of the 9th, seems to
have created considerable excitement
in our city. 1t was mere fabrication
Of our brain, designed to amuse. lit
has brought smile on counienance'
caused merry laugh. or, "drlven dull
care away," we are content. 1t Will
not be supposed that we wrote II to IN
struct, improve, or elevate the mlnd'
nor to injure the feelings of any one
The day following the celebration we
inquired Of several persons in hopes TO
gain some particulars in relation to it,
bu, we could not learn the slightest
information thereof, and therefore con-
cluded to draw upon our Imagination
How far we succeeded our readers
must judge.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-18

The Melhodists commenced their
usual quarterly meeting in this city on
Friday evening last. We presume
that they will continue to hold meetings
duriug the day and evening. for some
time to come. We hope to see some
effec,ual good accomplished. All say
tia, there is room for improvement and
we are not disposed to differ from the
universal people.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-18

We did not "take out" a patent for
our editorials Of last week, nor did we
stereotype them, but they were thrown
off hastily with currenfe calamo. 1t
requires but moments reflection to
see that six and half columns Of orig
inal matter are some; and that they
mus. be prepared hastily, as the time
for writing them is very limited.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-01-18

e:s. We 60 in for every tub standing
on its own bottom, and if our opponents
make democracy" their shield and
buckler, the very foundation of their
hopes of success. we must say they
don't stand on their own bottom. LOOK
a, their leaders here and elsewhere;
they are the very pinks of fashion,
Very far are they from VIVA. is generally
understood to be the democracy. Ihey
are decidedly the ruffleshirt and silk
stocking gentry.--We have much to
say on this subject, but must leave ii
in this crude state, as we are pressed
for room, aud variety is the spice Of
life.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGs.
By THE REPORTER OF THE sEw-YoRK TRIBUNE.

By THE REPORTER OF THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE.
WAsulSoTos. Tuesday, May.
In SENATE, to-day, Mr.. BAcEy presented the
credentials OF Hon. Dixon Ii. LEWIS of Alabama,
appointed rice Mr. KING, Minister 10 France
who was qualified and took his seat.
Memorials were presented in favor Of Anncxa-
ton, from New Orleans by Mr.. JOHNSON; from
Madison Co. Va. by Mr.. RIvEs also various
ones against it and against Il modification Of the
Tariff.
Mr. HUNTINGTON, from the Committee OH Com
merce, reported bills providing for the appolnt.
nent and regulating the pay of Engineers and
Assistant Engineers in the Revenue Service for
the improvement of Racine Harbor, Lake Mich-
gan; and for improvements on the Western shore
of Lake Michgan-Uhc latter two from the
House without amcndment.l
Mr.. BERKIrS. from the Judiciary Committee,
reported bill extending the jurisdiction of Ark
ansas over the adjacent Indian Country, which
at subsequent part Of the day was passed.
The following bills, heretofore ordered to a
third reading, were passed Appropriatlng S4OO,-
900 for the continuation of the Cumberland Road
through Ohio Indiana and Illinois; authorizing
allowances TO Officers and Scamcn OF public YES
sells, wrecked at sea, for private property lost
applying certain alternate sections ot Public Land
| 10 The completion OF WOrkS o! lnieEHl lHipio't-
ment in Michigan; granting Lands to Indiana
to extend and complete the Wabash and Erie
Canal from Terrc Haute 10 the Ohio.
After an Executive Session the Senate ad-
ourned.
In the HOUSE, Mr. DUNCAN concluded his
electioneering harangue in Committee of the
Whole on the Union, the tariff being nominally
under consideration.
Mr. STEPHENS OF Ga made q thorough going
defence of the Protective system and the present
Tariff. He glanced in passing at some political
topics, commenting pIaylully upon the woiully
confused state of The Democratic " party since
the recent elections in Virginia, Connecticut, Ma.
ryland, &C., !nspmuch that Mr.. Ritchle who had
formerly declared he would sink or swim with
Mr. Van Buren,, nov, in danger OF the former a !
tentative came cut and abandoned that ground
lie spoke eloquently OF the Wing party, then
samcness throughou, the Union, the constanc y
of their principles at diverse pl aces and times
their assurance Of success 1t the coming Presi-
! Dental election, &c.
The debate was also participated in by Messrs.
! HARDIN, RHErT, Caldwell and TlBBATrs.
| ARGUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09
Commercial and Money Matters.
6 For Commercial and -aOnev Matters. see Las. PaE

6 For C0nasreia and Honey Matters. Las. PAGE.
WErSEspAY P. 81
The Stock Market Auctun,ed considerably to-day,
but closed with upward tendency.
The Banking House and Lot of the Carroliton
Banking Company Ut Newt Orleans has been SOLD for one
,housa nd md m shares the capital stock that Company
winch ut par would produce the of sj2jo The stock i,
however =, present about is for go paid.
The Liabilities OF the Irwintup Bank. alluded 10
yesterday. circulation s529 e3 amount To Si+2W. To
meet this indebtedness the Bank hns specie and specie funds
on hand sIo 81 die from individuals slj.s l7-nakin-
SIG $50 IS OF us:ensibe but portion OF which may
never available The Company pad SO 8. Tor the bridge.
and the Southern Shield estimates rs real yaGc II, 81.
co., which s, exhibits deficiency Of $1,000 The stock
bolers propose 10 sell the bridge TO the Town Counr n
seasnnnbe prcc and It Is cust the proposition viii he
cepc The Shield advises tie holders OF the bills not 10
rif;ce them
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

CAsuALr1Es--A journeyman painter, named
c.o,re Reyuor aged 49, OF Canada residing at %
Anthony street, while work Tuesday afternoon fell from
ladder in Brooklyn and severely injured that he died
Yesterday morning at the Hospital. Inquest today.
An unknown female fell down. about O'Clock ye'teFday a.
ha r NJ Prince and Wooster streets, md died Her body
Yc. carried int, the WatchIlouse where the Coroner will
mold he inquest,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09
COURT OF SESSIONS. Before the Recorder ani Alder
men CLAvToS and WooDHrLL.
pI1,Lrlrs Esc. Di.ir.ci Ain-nay cEir ir.critr

JONAS u. FIIlILFs, tSG IJtTcI NlIoITey ca tFtcrIn
TRIAL OF GRAND LARCENv.-Pairick Cuhane.
the keeper of unk shop S Waierstreet, tried tor
grand rceny having the 3rt iebunty l stolen two
bales cotton worth . from the depot Paterson ku
Rond Company. foot o Courtand street under the care Of
John J i.uyis Agent; be Daniel Thompson Fat
erSon Tie found stated by Nh DAVIS, bags
ripped on the ih Of the house ofCuhane at the above
number.
ltrppearci that tic property charged belonging
henc in possession Of Jnmes L. Morris President OF the Com
pany whereas the property oi Nj DAVIS and
the Jury acquitted the pfl.oner tie then ordered
cognc ppeGr and be tired indictment 10 be found
aguInst hrn.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09
RevE.u- Seho,

| G5 Rev. E. ". Seho ofCneinna;i, and .,c Re-,
Dr. C,rEEs Of South Carolina. s address the lsnree;
Allen .ree, , s. Cburrh FI.,rs. 10 commerce q, M.
: o clock 1,'j JOHN " PESTiINE. Sec Com Ar IN
d second Advent Conference in New
ie7c VII c general Conference cf believers IN
N the evening and At atkn Hall! Chatham SGua-e ,ron.
md Bible Cl-sa al IL \. y Monday May g.
'vm h,t md ,he of the sdyclt lecturers who can E;
tend uFe expected IN be present. mali'
Il Missionary Meeting.-The Allen S.; Youth.
Nr9nhry Soci.;y sl celebrate Is Eirhth A1nre-aty n
s,rets on THIS Thursday EVENING. Eycrcis- 10 COM
;snee IT. St = oelois y Bhon Sge will preside and the
Will ndreS. meeting Friend. Of the Missionary c,se AZ,
1a''-' m9li. '''''' SrfHHEN H KNAPP Secretary.
~ American Institute Annual Election
fenerl meeting Of the mcTisTs OF the american Institute
,y lfI,.inr Vgr INST ~ =, ecE 'i tr ,s o
posc OF eecre lrs,cers Officers and Standing COMMITTEES
Il the ensuing ysa, The Poi, MI o2sn at qs9ck ard
m9it Recording Secretary.
~ American Temperance Union.-Thc
Eighth Anniversary Of this Institution viii Re held Is eyenir-
OF New Haven " Grant E.c nj Boston and VI j. Gour
Will sddres> the meeting sr Cough will elatc hs bitter
peence. and sin- the lnebrIaes Lament Music by the
North Carolina Band. m9 IT.
a.- Glorious News !-SoNrTnlSo yrw. txD Is
rERgST1sG To ALL CL,ssYs.-J6iiN \. COLLINS. rom
the >Anueatees Community no,s m the Siy ant vi, c.g
Th;ir,dsv May .. - clock pcci>ey, Course oc
l'e on socai ceare e5;ncn: the ey;L, ma nt1:cnist
persons a7a respectfully invited 10 attend
- -, Se.;. rs. reSe;yGi ,s,,, f,r Tie Ladies.
G3- sylvania .:ssoc:ation.-The stockholders IL
tins Association arc requested 70 O'Clock this c"cnnc
Il, the stare OF Puriy < Parker l5 owery Those who
no, come early viii please cal .ater Important business
will be Ind before them. II
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09
ror1RT CALENDAR. .Tus sp,7.

CIpcurT CouRT.-Nos. 20, q, 20, 81, g, 80 a.
SO, al, 42. -, II. l3. 40, 5, q. 267. 81
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Nns. %, 20 30, 80, 81. g.
s, -. 80 81. 80, 40, II. 45 i6.
COMMON PLEas.-Nos. +6, G3, -.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

SASDss SARsAPARfLL-It has been rne article of
medical creed recommend advertised medicines Tor
oDposeG conscientcusy and Professionally but
feel bound deynte from this rule and recommend TO the
suffering the article the head of this The grent
medical of SaSaparlla well known and npprc
cned by Physicians but the uncertainty 81 the strength o the
different preparations Of the root some beng amst met has
caused the medicine itself fall dsrcpe The Messis
Sands would SEEM have succeeded in obtaining powerful
and uniform preparation OF IT, We have abundance oil
Testimonials IL W efficacy from the highest authority ana we
recommend i, with pleasuIe. tSouhern Wing.
For further particulars aud conclusive evidence ci It's SUI
perio value and efficacy pamphlets winch may be OBJ
taned OF agents g.Hiis.
Prcpnted nnh sold wholesale m; rciail By a. b. * y.
SANDS wholesale Dr.c - Fulton-st. y. Y. Sold also
273 Eroadway = lr,r Broadway and By Druggists gene
rally through tie Hited States.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09
NEW-TORK CASH TAILORING
E>:abli. li.hmen'.

From 40 F'uit0n-stycet & lS1 BrcGdicGy.
'rh. .ub,-ri, have removed the7 Establishment Is
rroadva7 door, b'vw the tfankln Ho:'c and now
vepn-c, win fun aud vq-cd OF Cloths, Ca,s
r,r7, aat Ve>tr:. ,vhrn they wcud Hvs the aueaoa
of ;helr ol customer, and the pubic II removing
central beat on with Increased ac;es 70, dong business
We shall be enabled 10 offer still greater Inducements TO the
cah paying customer shall gSay. aim by aIierng TO
tho Cash and One Pdcc Syscm the confidence of
customers Having cuni. the mot experienced cut
ter nn employing but the best OF "ofkucn and having
tho Whole bc,ncss uude- immediate 'upcy1'on.
c,ns.rey guarantee ,hatcn garments VIII compare style
addition to our iner S,ucS haze on hand full ard COM
peic assortment of every Gcc usually kept ccntcnnns
ou,i;tus hua.c wec always depend
supplying ,hemsayes with Gl.I rate Article
m9 Str J. G. BOOTH & co.
yTyHE MERCHANTS FIRE TNSuEANCE COMPANY
-D;l.e Ne. s. Wall >tfee'-Aay 1T. S.i.-tupltal
eSQlG-ihs Company continue io h.ure lweiins Houses
Merchandise S,eouboais. md alsn Ships ~ Port
while building repairing, against o'' or damage by te Ut
The lowest city rate,, .,.o,,,..
Nathaniel ichnTls. nivcr Cown.
Jpnstsnn Lawrence lrI l.. Lawrence.
Ruue,t Cl,c.ehruuch, thH', y. Talbot.
1humrs i.nNrunce, yG, g. &. St,ccy.
NhluW v. FOX. J,>.ph ttUd,pu.
Ceorg, E1rray. Andrew tster, j..
J c,hp = rrnd, VI SO. T.. tirureli.
Iayti ". i'tp!i Oliver Gordon.
Euhuuu Eutf-ok bcmid ". Lawrence.
EeHGy X boEeI john w. l.ylngsiou.
Anthony Z. Hv,,l-c, Nndr'n u. P,st,
nlv.e. lay or Crhf cl Nnner
Edward I SRni-r,nl.
HATJrL RICHARDS. rrcsr.
ne I'm y. H. MUi4.EK. Scc'y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

~ Mcssrs Cni,iock * Co q t'ornndsree.. enjoy
envIibe nrd wide ?rend reputation Tor putting forth various
rrtIces cures. and pcvcinvcs which have lly and nt's
lncnrIly bore ;I, >t"uid them
and hive Mef, Comstock Co q Cortland u
for wn they ny need hey c1pn article called the
Indian Tcrctlj!e EiiIir GgG L5R7 which they wnrTnnt
Il, cure any case nt Rheumatism GODi. Contracts! OrdE,
Muscles &c and rIcGeB Article trile cure OF Burns.
Scads Sprars Bruises Always read their notices when
iu, theui in MR.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09
(" See Last Page.
Arrived.

Arrived.
Bark General HARRISON. Smith days i:om Havana, with
sugar BgrS 3tO Shell sailed duy before Tor
New York hir Rochelle and Byron nr do m days Cte;
vessels previously reported
m hbIs salt Foulke Sons. Lef bark A!abaHa KAN
lett. loading Tor NOfleens next day.
Bng Packet Clak u days from Fujadc P f. with sugar
and fnolns>es 10 J. B. I.nshla.
Schr Gilbert, Hlt6ed Powell! Il s from Trinidad de Cuba.
with rnolnsse, ChasieLn & Pvnvert Sailed company
with brig Hannah Abi-ul To sail mex: day oatk Wash
ncton Bartlett, tor NYOrS br,s Wn Ctawi1td: Higgins Tor
Phi. about 10 days bark American OF and inr Portland.
EDDY bark Zla of W Wsclsseit Cunningham ldg for
Europe bark Nhit,un, Curtis. 10: York Casin vi
Wcasset do do; bncs AlbertHa 81 Waren Joyce do do
Urskn d. Smith hninza; Espel;a nf Philn, Anes.
wnring cTgo: bngs Cndeln. Capp OF and for Boston: Sail
ed h Pefn,y yvnniu urley. Uf and pI PIa Eth chrs Je
rune OF Portsmouth Weeks saet I'D fuf Boston; Carroll q.
Prospect, fur Phia 18TH.
Schr Hero I'd d. fn Po Plait and ds I'm Turks Is.
land. with 20 Lo<wood TO kUs-Iere Left nj Cabe-
brig Clara. Dunhnm tor Nfots. days Lett nj Salt
key brig Selma; Grand Turk schr Crescent, Lat 81 long
Z 90 spoke brig Mara. Reste days from Boston sound 20
Noble; sth n brig Tumpco in lat g 81. long % r. bence
FOX Auakhpa..
schr Marie,,a Ryon wsden d, from Antigua &c with
shingles .
Allen Pa1sOd.
/ brig-unknown Wind westward
Sailed.
Ship Brooklyn, for Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

The ITALIAN DYE changes the hair from my color 10
beautiful glossy Brown or Jet Black. without the possibility
the sotes, and beauty fines; head Of air
1t very easily applied. and will not color the skin ar
rnnted IN all cases o give perfect n,isiacton.
Prepared und sold By A. B. SANDS & co. Chemists Z'
Broadway ChGmbers St tGranie Bndinss Soid aho
ut 70 Ful,on-,, and II East Broadway Prcs 70 cent?
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
WEDNESDAY.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-BS!o,e Jadse
hEST
JoHS DEyvIs vs. 'jHE PErSIy RASK Of Chare.-
tnwr-Commodore Downs The aiu;r KEEP: ncrount IN the
Phcsn- Bank Chr:i-s:au. Nrss winch b-uk m 1872
pended payment. balance i $40. tel1rrn- hrl
o. ;e Suspension proper
sued attachment tic due aud the
awarded him by isry tbs Court The verdict
aside b. the Supreme Cuc. .e ground nl ui
'uuad had been hcwn :" The notion bang entered
the back thE po'n ]. shown ;ha;
bunk had civen formal H Gep1 hgvin.
pended-nl, ,11r had discharged Officers md cl,r-ed
doors md afforded opportunity f,' making deuaut.
Verdict FOR the p,aintii. s553 81.
STEPHEN B. HoLT ~. EDviy r. YALE.-Ac
;on rover recover s the value o property assessed
n belonging plaintiff. and loft by Dec ISIS, Ho
UnIt-G Hotel OF which Nj ne the
lessee The propefty cOneied consisted a: furniture.
bedding, CARPETS. &c stored N tive tie attic. T.
moay presented tending show that such articles Ind been
there For the dStene denied TINT Mr. lint has any
claim sniei ,ni order Ia build tho Hotel Mr. Asa
Trust Co about $40 nG ir Ahic they took motts7-e on
the building ard ground md rrececl N sI Nh Samuel
Iecrett induced. b. Statement. lf plaintiff and his
brother Ipecie. drre funds from Eutpc md could redeem.
purchase the Hotel .'yiU- nr sljc S2 eco The
leasing the i!nel H' Sl5.t payable weekly
Nlers iul, ard giving them the -lct 70 redeem
They enabled 20 do nnd .i ~
ncuy sl3GoD ir reo o the Hotel furniture. Nh Yale
became lessee ofhe Hotel ard furniture and rfa o"yer
when family ctihe house Ars. Asa !lnt took with icf
trunk winch required lit. and whch size called
her Canal street Bank. The vii De resumed tbs tore
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

~ Spring is the time take the Fluid Eynct OF Sarsn
inrIIn for purifying the blood every should tuke II a
ths otc yer, and the best and cheapest Cotocks
sold at 81 Couand 20 per bottle Sl per dozen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

% TIE Chinese Hair Eradcaor from 81 Courtland st
is intended Improve by removing from the face. neck
and arms superuos hair. winch extracted by the
without the leIst IIlury 10 The skln. wnrfanled.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09
The first mate Of the bark Ronaldson. from Canton

ne Drsi IHdte Ol te Urn INOilhusoI from Cu'ItoH
who arrested week charge OF cruel md
unusual conduct inF:nc boy on board. named George
Eyckman was examned yesterday. The CApian testified TINT
the Ronadsnn temperance ship md a ne N the
habit besides OF havn. devotional exercises on board paTcG
lnry SUNDAY. the dav which The logging complained OF
was :ven-;hui the Ind udueirg improper olsphe
nous language IN the orccast!c and the Capuin told
mnte 10 ca him up and Hog HIM The gave nm
dozen ON motion Of Mr bn'rs! acting District AoTneyj
tine ccmDnn: dismissed Fins i the which
dict of SOD was given the Marine Couf;.l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

PRESERVE AND BEAuTIFY TIE HAIR.-Ths can be dnne
only by the use OF the genuine Balm Of Co1mba In every
case where the genuine has bcen used the last ~ yenrs tire
user has been delighted with To be had at 81 Courtanlt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

~ The Dedication of the New PreSbyte-
rim Church i'll 1Jth-st. near Irving fince- IN
,yh,rh Rev r .:nndsrass utca:e necessary posi-,
ponrd unt next Snbba, evening May FL The services VIII
commence al y past O'CLOCK \
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

C,rrIoS-GewGrc where you bug the .Nis,eg! Pan Er-
CnnI>:nrE ihs =.
The public nr assured TINT the genuine aln Extractor asay
I'm been and sold by them II tourtnnd ST. and all
who wish can my and power o attorney with
tliem irrerocc5,e icr tiecRtv pears HENRY DALEY.
II II,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

RAILROAD AccIpENr.-As the cars were going
east Yesterday morning, they met suddenly, near
a curve in the road about mile and half this
side of CaHandaigua, a horse and buggy contain
lng three boys, two Of them sons OF Porter Gar
son, and the other, son as Mr.. Cleveland The
horse became frightened, and did not move until
the cars came upon him. The buggy was upset
and the boys thrown upon the track-!he wheels
passing directly the limbs Of one of the boys,
lnjuring him SO severely that it was found neccs-
sary to amputatc one of the legs Immediately
He is not expected TO recover. The other beys
were very much bruised and wounded, but hopes
arc entertained of their recovery. The horse was
killed. The engineer, We learn, did not have time
10 stop the train.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS AND FANILy RECIPES pre-
pared with and despatch and IN The no't coei a"o
manner A. constantly on hand. full assortment
Of Genuine D.ss aGd Medicines choicest perfumes 'aey A.
,cle, and bre, for the toe, nursery Medicines denver
cd ii, my lsur Of the night by A. b. Sands & Co. Druggists
and Chemists 23 Broadway, corner Chambers street. ofc''e
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