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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-02

4 AUEENSWA ARE. A general
" mcnt including $50 set comma. aaNr
for sale by FJCPEaSJ1IpI,s.a
DRISTOL Bricks.~..For -
- knives, securing, &c. for sals -
Sept2l JFTdTIs
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-02

g. ALERATUS and TEA-Just receis
~ by Steamer Amaranth from Bostr-
1900 lbs Saleratus, 4 boxes superior cu,.
ty Y Ii Tea. which we will warrap,
give full satisfaction to the purchaser
Oct 10 COPP & parsons
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-02

U E.THER..-For sale an assortment
4 4 of Upper and Sole Leather, eau ana
Kin skins bv SHACKFOaD u THOM.
40 Jefferson Street.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-02
QueenSWare.

NHOLASSES.-.T bbls. superior MO
W. asses for sale low for cash by
Nov2 . IA
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-02

nOCT. Il. Brandreth's Vegetable U
y Universal Pills, the genuine article fo'
sale by COPP u I AkoONo.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-02

lust received a general assor ma. ! y, .,
Oh Spring and Summer Goods anu
at the lowest rates by ,cI.ET.
mar2l Y
The New York herald., 1844-09-08
Common Pleas.
Before Judges Ulshoeffer and Ingraham

Franklin Whiting ads John b. Dickinson -CoURr-This
Is an appeal from order made a motion for judg
ment Of nsut for not trying at the July term The
paid at the Termination Of the suit First impression
s that the plaintiffs attorney after the order served
by stpuating to try at the next term complied with the
order and could not afterwards appeal unless he first
moved for leave to Withdraw his stipulation He could
not both spulae and appesl Second, upon the merits
OF the the Judge did not All the ruies
Of practice operate hard upon the party who by mere
neglect subjected coss and although the Judge who
hears and decides such motions the present may
sder the hardship and order the to abide the event.
to be paid at the termination OF the suit yet co not
encourage appeals from such orders Matters relating to
such cases. rest in the sound discretion OF the
judge and appeals III respect costs rarely
ul The plaintiff having stipulated since the order the
stipulation and order to stand, and the defendants
COSTS ST. Of resisting this motion, are likewise to be paid
at the termination of the suit
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

Lower Police-sAruRDAv. Sept 7.--Nothing trans
pred at this office worthy of notice. number Of per-
sons were committed for petit iarccnes, as vsgrants Sc
Upper Poiicc-sspt 7.-DARISo PicxrooK.I;.A de-
cent looking man, who gave his James Williams,
was arrested yesterday by officer Bush and brought
before the Upper Police charged with stealing from the
coat pocket of Daniel williamson. % Leonard street,
pocket book containing bank bills aud promfsery notes
to the OF $3s9 a. Mr. Williamson coming
out from the Butchers and Drovers Bank and on the
steps when he felt hand on his coat pocket and on
urnag round instantly he perceived this prisoner with
the pocket book in his possession which he took from
him twas done iu such open and barsaced manner.
that Mr. Williamson supposed at first II was friend
playing joke to make him more careful The rogue
was Immediately apprehended taken TO ,he Police Office
and fully committed to
COroncr's Rec0rd-sept. 7.-DiEp A HAvLoyr.-
An inquest was held yesterday at lao Liberty street.
the body Of Francis Coil native OF Ireland, aged 30
years Deceased had been In declining state Of health
for me and slept In hay loft attached the above
building He drank freely of ardent spirits
Friday taking glass Of beer and found dead in hay
loft yesterday. DR. Pratt who had known the deceased
time. examined the body, but found marks of
violence upon it. Verdict-death from disease Of the
lungs and exposure.
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

FouRIERrsM IN New GARB.-The new party
which has been moving about through this city,
and has been very busy for some weeks past in in
culcating its agrarian doctrines about the public
lands, appears to be the legitimate offspring Of re-
cent Fourier movements set on foot by Brisbane
and Greeley We perceive that they intend hold.
ing meetings in each OF the wards during the next
few weeks, and will offer ticket TO the public
with the names Of their candidates for State and
Congressional Offices.
The organ of this singular party is full of ex-
tracts from the writings of Brisbane, Parke God
win and Greeley. This movement may then be
regarded as Founersm in practical garb, and
also in political shape. Philosopher Greeley is,
it is well known, the very violent advocate Of a
high tariff and the organization of manufacturing
labor into incorporated moncpolies, and, also, of
the organization OF all the landed domains of the
United States into incorporated farms. He is,
therefore, quite consistent in going heart and hand
with this new party for the organization Of agri-
cultural labor in the same way.
We have some very curious historical sketches
Of this new party which we shall give In few
days
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

10 r. s. BERNARD'S DIARRHEA MEDICINE
has been fully tested in all the various climates Of Il ID
country under the whitening of the South, where
disease has slain its thousands its virtues have been best
known ans more highly appreciated has gone to the
ba tie field 0 disease grded with the efficiency,
met the fell destroyer and mperishable laurels At
the North at the East, and at the West has warred
against DiarrhG Summer Complaints in children Chole
diseases OF the bowels and received praises that will
give il place every family No. 97 Nassau street,
New York, is the proprietors Office For sale also by
DR.. w. H. Milnor corner of John st. and Broadway.
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

90 TWO BOYS-The fifteen, the other only
twelve years Of sge-let their home on the morning Of
the Oh inst Should this meet their observation they
most aectonaely and earnestly requested
to their disconsoate father Any information concerning
the lads will meet parents thanks ii directed to ~ w.
and NJ t. care Of Mr. Tyler letter carrier, Park Post
Office, New York"
90 Newspapers throughout the United States, may
subserve the cause humanity by giving this nser
tion.
New York, Sept. 6, 1874. 2t
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

g5- CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CUREr.--Ths
onc Mixture, prepared by the Coliegs OF Medicine and
harTlacg Of the city Of Eew York, confidently 10
commended tor all cases debhy produced by sscre, in
ulgecce excess Of any kind II is invaluable reno
y for impotence steriy, or barrenness nless depend
ing MAJ. .foImaton.)
Single bottles 81 each cases oi lini dozen ss
ally packed and sent to all parts cft the Union.
Oihre OF the College Of Medicine aud Pharmacy IS.
1asseu etroet WS RICHARDSON, NJ d. Agent
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

THE DRUMMER's GAZETTE TE.-Slnce made
some observations, day or two since, on the an
noyance from the lndiscrmnate publication of the
names of all parties arriving at the different hotels,
we have found ont that only mentioned few,
and those but Of a minor description Of the evils
arising from the system 1t appears that certain
class of females, upon seeing the Of persons
without families arriving in the city, and whether
they have any previous knowledge Of them or not,
forward to them cards Of invitation TO tea parties,
balls, &C., thus throwing temptation in the way OF
parties who otherwise might not have run into il,
the consequences of which are easier surmised
than mentioned. Then the gambling fraternity
also make it the means Of entrapping the unwary.
No sooner does the name of gentleman from the
South appear, than inquiries instituted if he is
player, and if it is found TO be the case, which il
is in many instances than the stool pigeons" or
"ropers," are set TO work, and he is increasingly
annoyed until he is drawn into one of those dens
Of infamy in the neighborhood Of the Park, where
he pays dear for his temerity that he leaves the
city.
The hotel keepers are as much sufferers by this
intolerable nuisance, and complain Of II as loudly.
as most parties; bat they have the remedy, in
great degree, in their own hands--let them refuse
the use Of the book containing the names Of then
visitors to any one for such purpose as that Of
publication, and the nuisance will soon be abaied
The New York herald., 1844-09-08
New York, Sept. 6, 1874.

Q0- DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
sALvE for instantly curing burns scads piles and all
inhammatory complaints at DalIeyn Agency 81 Welker
with pen the Of every box, avoid poison.
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

Before Judge Ulshoeffel

Ha5eas Co,pus.-John Fallon, soldier in the United
States army, was brought writ of hebeas ce'pus,
ground of having enlisted whilst under age Witnesses
having to the fact the applicant discharged
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

OHIO RIVER This river was rising rapidly on
theoih inst as the following paragraph indicates.
There were five feet water in The channel last
evening. and rising fast We noticed twelve steam
boats loading for ports below, and large amount
OF merchandise strewed along the wharf from the
Bridge to Market-sreet Every thing In that direc-
ton bore a business-lke appearance - Piffsburgh
Ags, Sept. 4
The New York herald., 1844-09-08
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmajge and Aldermen Bunting an,
Dickinson.

NJ C. PATERSON, Esq District Attorney.
SkPT. THE Of Peter Walker The trial Of this
ton Of Counsel for the Defence postponed till the
term Of the Court material witnesses absent.
Grand Larcsny.-A female named Winnfred Finney
wasIred for grand larceny In stealing on the night OF
the a4h OF last month, $246 from Carstn Meyer OF No.
Elm street.
The complainant aeposed that the prisoner invited him
into house No 81 Orange street the night In question
and while he In her company she secretly distracted
and then replaced it, first having stuffed full Of worth
less bank bills.
Officer Cochrane arrested the prisoner. and found the
money at the house put up In her stocking
The jury found the prisoner guilty, and the court
fenced her to the State Prison for years.
AssAuLTIvG LANDLORD AND OrrrcER.-M Matthew
Yates and his wife, indicted for assault and battery
on Thomas Stephenson, whilst assisting City Marshall
cess beating him on the head with club and other
lent Stephenson the landlord OF Yates and his
wife Brant also beaten
The jury found the accused both guilty and the Court
application. postponed sentence till uesday next.
Dsordrfy House james Trainor was tried for keeping
dsorderly house in Walker street. between Christi,
and Forsyth streets. commonly called the "Sawdus
House, spartan Hall where dsorderly conduct fro
Henry Hallenbcck Benjamin Downs, and others testi
6ed to the noisy character OF the o this house
and that fights took place. andhe watch frequently called
On the other hand Il stated that the honse la ry ha6
kept more quietly and orderly since Tranor had
been the lessee A watchman named Blake deposed tina
the evening 4h OF July while passing the house
he knocked down and much hurt. Henry Gabb
who lives opposite 20 tho house. stated persons
sanly in front OF the house, were noisy 20
ing In and OF the house at intervals but IL KEEP
like other porter houses. Michael Hughes, elderly
gentleman, who lives opposite stated that he In
wise were his family, annoyed by the noise proceed
ing from the house,
The Jury acquitted the accused.
Adjourned to Monday next ct II o'clock, A. NJ
The New York herald., 1844-09-08
Court NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

srPEnIoR CouRr.-Nos !, ?, 8, 4, s, 8, T. 8, Q, 10.
COMMON PLEAs- Nos. 90, 80, As, Al, 49, So ST. g. T. T.
10, Is, 10, 49, 81.
0U- The Superior Court commences its September
Term on tomorrow. wide Calendar)
The New York herald., 1844-09-08
Marine Court.
Before Judge Randall.

SEPT. 7.--Dr. Edpard Moore John Hsaly-Aniaction
for medical services rendered during the confinement Of
defendants WIFE noticed in yesterdays HeraiS JudE-
ment for plaintiff $25
John Cooper Esq. attended counsel for tho plain
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

HEALTH OF BATON RoUGK K--The Gazette OF last
Saturday says-"The general health Of our town 10 O.
good - can be. The river 10 falling very slowly"
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

CRrcKET.-The interesting game between the
81. Georges Club of this city, and the Cricket
Club Of Philadelphia, commences on Tuesday
morning next, ,on the 81. Georges Cricket Ground,
Bloomingdale road May the weather prove fair,
and the best men win.
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

by ". T. WlIIls ESD
Ladies' and Gentemen-I hope
You have heard of Gouraud's Italian Soap
'Tis the very best thing you can buy until
You produre his remarkable Poudre Subtitle.
Ladies' you mustn't wear down your faces,
Boards were never in vogue with the Graces
Gents! your skin must be clear and pure,
Or the Bellies won't look at you, you may be sure.
OF each and all beg and entreat
You'll GO to 81 Walker street;
Gouraud will supply you with all you desire,
And leave nothing on earth in his line to desire.
Gourauas Chemical preparations for beaufying the
kn to be had in this city only at 81 Walker street,
nrs door from Broadway Beware Of worthless counter
ieits.
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

TRoTTING MATCH AT HoBoKEN.-The sport for
the fall season commences over the Beacon Course
tomorrow, Monday and as far as the entries go,
the beginning is good. The old favorite, Lady
Suffolk, makes her appearance on this occasion,
and something grand is expected, though some
say that there is "Awfu'' work cut out Tor her
These, and two o.her good horses, Washington
and Dutchess, promise fair for good days sport.
The New York herald., 1844-09-08
U. 3. Commissioners = Z

u. >. Commissioners Office
SER. THE Of James Farrell, u. A., who has
been arrested charge OF perjury whilst giving evi.
OF Court Martial held Governors Island,
noticed yesterday, has been postponed to Monday
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

COMPANY or NATIONAL GUARD, Capt. Denike ge
to Patterson, N. J. on Monday next, for targe
practice.
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

THK REV. Mr. BRowNLKE This gentleman has
been laborng under severe attack OF illness for
some time past at Morristown, N j.. but we are
glad to hearthat he is now fast recovering He has
for many years past been preaching against the
Pope and Popery, and done more to increase III,
spirit Of intolerance than any five or six men
IN the State II is TO be hoped that with his return
good health, there will be an increase OF Chris
tiaa tolerance towards those who conscien,iously
jiffer with him in religious opinions
The New York herald., 1844-09-08
U. $. District Court-In Admiralty.

u. 8. UIStT1Ct COUrt-Ih AUmHf6Itye
Before Judge Belts.
sEPT T. Ooner Of the Steamboat Jacob Bell" vs. sesns.
boat ReiisCn &c This case. noticed in yesterday
Herald was resumed The Court will give it, decision
In few days.
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

FURTHER FROM TRxAs We gather the follow
ing additional items of news from late Texas pa
pers received yesterday
The season in Texas says the Civilian been rather
dry than oherwse The cotton picking progressing
rapidly with undminshed prospects Of q good yield.
By the last accounts land from the Rt Grande,
there were indications Of preparations to invade
Texas.
Ths Civilian says =" The political elements
never so quiet in Galveston the OF an election
at present There Is excitement and but little said
the subject OF elections either local Presidential In
oher parts of the country people TO be equally quiet
and unexcted on the subject oi the election"
The Galveston News OF the 18th says, the sickness Of
Houston still continues 10 increase; and is reported
that many eight and ten have been buried in day
The British brig Cy belle lying outside OF Calves
ton Bar where she would take in the remainder of her
cargo OF cotton Two other British vessels were in
port, waiting TO be freighted with cotton.
The Clarksvle Northern STANDARD, Of the 7th instant
says:-
The noted John, NJ. Bradley, Of shelby county,
man. Of Shelby whose life he is said TO have attempted by
the agency Of hired assasns Moorman shot him. face
to face, as he came out of church, with two pistols
The notorious John Murrel, is a few miles above
Robbins Terry, on the Trinity.
The drought in this section. has been excessive for
past and fear the cotton crop will be
riously affected by II.
Judge Toler. who at Bonham, Fannin county, 0
few days since informed that twenty FIVE families
arrived had encamped there the day previous their
way to the upper Trinity and other points In that region
and on the say he LEFT, gentleman came In from the
river, who had left fifteen families at the crossing. II IL
estimated that between three and four hundred families
have lately into that county from Missouri Illinois,
ko.--N O Tropie v4ns. 30
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

90 MAN, THE MOST GLORIOUS WORK OF
the Creator within our limited obsarvaen s not indeed
regulated by the laws Of matter and motion, but living
-ysem over which - ruling power guarding the con-
stution against disease, and repairing every defect
which may occur, but even with this superintendent
the human system Is living and irritable machine.
quences In viewing the Elections devia;ons
iron health and the means OF restoring IT, nd every
part Of natures work intimately connected that with
difhculty we draw the nefwhere to remedy to Of
reasonably connecting consequences with premises fully
the fact that whc thousands having the
disease and ITS loathsome effects have been cut of in the
prime OF youth, or suffered to irger miserable exis
tence there exists legion OF living witnesses enjoying
the bloom Of yonh that have been cured OF venerea dis
Eases and all its Ill effects by the Of DR. Black wels
icine that will erctually such diseases Der
uard o7 Nesau street. New York. 10 the emily authorised
gent Tor the United States.
Ih7- cOMsTOCK's sARsAPARnLA, FOR THE
radical Of all diseases arising from impure state
PimpIes and Sores on the Obstinate Humors.
Face, Bilious Affections,
IIsbitual Costiveness, scro ula or Salt Rheum,
Cutaneous Eruptions, Ssllow or Foul Compilations,
swelIings OF the Bones, Salt Rheum.
Its greatly beauties the plexon and eradcates
he very seeds of disease from the ~ stem.
Sold at 81 Courtlandt street Price 90 per bottle
81 por dozen. II may be obtained of tho agents
Of Messrs Comstock X Co in every town in the Union
90 HISTORY SCARCELY PRESENTS A MORE
wonderful triumph in chemistry than the discovery OF
mtclc by DR. Fontano, called The Chinese Hair Eradca
which possesses the singular property Of nprootiig
be human hair wherever il used without injury TO the
KIN Lahies VINO nave moles on their chins or super
nuitv OF hair upon their upper lips wherever the hsr
crows too low down upen their fotcheads may have all
removed by using this article (provdeo they Obtain The
senuine which will in incredible short time extract
every vestsge Of hair leave the skin soft and smooth
This article may be tested before purchased Sold
81 Courtlandt st.
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

81 PRIVATE MEDICAL AID.--Tbe menipsrs u
nc New York College 6, Medicine and Pharmacy in
ourn;ng tie public tanks for the liberal support they
ave received IN tneir efforts to suppress luackesy"
ieaveto state thai their particular attention
be directed 10 al diseases Of private nature, from
nc great improvements lately made In the principal hog
ais OF Europe in the treatment OF those Diseases they
AN confidently otter to persons requiring medical aid ad
snts5ss not TO be met with in any institution tnis
'orny either public private. The eatnept OF the
,osge such as to insure very cusc and
,tally different nom that ncrncIous practice Of running
40 constitution with mercury anl in leaving
disease much worse than the original One the
Of s College fox many years connected with tie
principal hospitals ofEurope arterds daily for consulte
ION from 9A.M. to PM.
Tcrms-Advice and medicine Ss A euro guaranteed
fxroRrArr TO CounrRv lrvALIDs.-Persons living in
the country and not finding II convenient to attend per
ona'ly can have forwarded to them chest containing
Ill medicines requisite to perform perfect py srs,ins
her case explicitly together with all Symphonic time o
contraction and treatment received elsewhere, II any
nd enclosing IS, post paid, addressed to
W. g. RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent.
Once and Ccnsulting Of the College a5 Masses
arset.
The New York herald., 1844-09-08

GAMBLING AND GAMBLERs.-We have heard that
the gambling fraternity of this city, 1000 in num-
Der, with some 900 who subsst in connexion
with them, about TO get some person to deliver
course Of lectures on their behalf in opposition to
Mr.. Green, the reformed gambler, in which it will
be shown that they only play fair and honorable
games with cards, and as they use only Krehoare
cards, no one can tell them at the backs. They
propose show Also many other things, relative TO
gambling and Mr.. Green This Isl quite right; is
we'll known that "when rogues fall out just men
get their own
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-13
AGENCY AT WAsHINGTON.


A MOS KENDALL and JOHN E. KENDALL.
"A offer their services 10 such may have business
with the Government Of the following description,
viz; 6s
Obtaining contracts from the Post Office and othel
Executive Departments.
Procuring patents, and other business connected
with the Patent Office.
Procuring pensions- army, and ma
Wy and other business in relation thereto.
Settlement of accounts, whether with the State,
Treasury, War, Navy, or Post Office Departments.
Prosecuting Of claims against the Government,
whether for lands, other property or money before
any OF the Executive Departments or Congress.
Our Office is in the house Of AMOS KENDALL on
street. the first door east Of the Medical College,
two squares west of the Post Office Department,
where we can be found during business hours.
AMOS KENDALL will prepare cases for presentation
to the Departments, or to Congress- His knowledge
of the forms and details Of public business derived
from service in the public of6ces, will enable him
TO perform this service the most effective
and those who ntrust with business may rely upon
the utmost promptitude, and the use Of all proper
means to bring it to successful ISSUE Our charges
will be moderate, depending for their amount the
nature Of the case
Persons at a distance will find it much cheaper "a
employ us in any business they may have with the
Government, than to come to Washington themselves
We will also attend to the adjustment and coIlec-
ton of private claims.
All letters on business should be addressed to
Messrs. Kendall, & CO., agents, and must be post
paid.
AMOS KENDALL,
oct 3-Cm JOHN E. KENDALL.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-13

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Also, .'The Principles of Political Economy by
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