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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29
ssThe Clay Bugle.n

This is the title of a remarkably nea,
and frs, rate weekly paper, which was
started on the lst Of Jan. last, at Har-
rsburg. Pa, by Messrs McCardy and
Habb, a. one dollar for the Presiden-
asl campaign. If any Of our friends
alsh fora good wing paper from the
seat Of government of Pennsylvania,
We recommend them TO send on the
cash to The editors for The .Clay Blu
ge;' iia blasts will scare the loco TO-
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29
aarrte0.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. J. G. Whitford
Mr. VIM B. KELLER to Miss SARAH WILSON,
all of Burlington vicinity.
In this city on Tuesday evening last, by
the Rev. J. G. Whitford, JOHN JOHNSON, Esq.
member of the Iowa Legislature, to Miss
MARY, daughter of VIM. Griffey, Esq.
On the 25th ult 5, at the residence Of her
father in Montgomery county, Maryland
by the Rev. Mr. Jones, Mr. VIM. A. DORSEY
Gate of this City, to Miss ELIZABETH A
DICKERsoN
On the 18th inst, by Esq. Brandenburg,
DR. ]. B. ONG, to Miss ABA JANE GILLIs,
both of Louisa County.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29

0OsRscrloN.-rhe statement in OF,
~ IN relation to two young men be-
Eu'oWned in the Iowa River, was,
''s graslhed to learn, without foun.
aaoa' We should have fell. the more
:, s.e'y had we known that the COM
','"1 Of Mr. Rhinearson was our
: ''' esteemed friend, E. H. THOMAS,
J y happears that Messrs. Thomas
.s' aA'nsarson went on skating ex-
s., 'A' and finding itgood sport, they
W some eighteen miles from
!. r'0' up to the forks, where they
l.. " y. friends on their way from
+ / -. .'y' with whom they tarried
,,, asa' In consequence of their not
s,,.n lung that nigh. their friends in
= 'a0 thought some accident had be.
<,... 'n' While in search for them
Aha, " NOR, their bolies--living.
i ,bsn wan their spirits still animal.
ld,b a..n in sight, much to the
y dns 0, Nv. who feared they might by
y. "a'e become food for fresh
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29
Sign the Pledge.

petween 200 and 300 have Signed
10 Temperance Pledge within the last
,sv DAYS. Another opportunity will
!. ,aorded on next Friday week, when
meeting will be held at 7 O'Clock P.
II :, The Methodist Church. The
Society will be regularly organized,
.sd,esses delivered and appropriate
music forthcoming on the occasion.-
lf,ny cannot wait till then, let them
90 10 DR.. Ransom's Office and sign the
nIpdee.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29
To Farmers, Country Merchants, and
the Public in general.
FRANCIS J. G.. PEASLEY

H.
I'll stock of Fall and Winter Goods, the
whole of which are offered for sale at
wholesale or retail. Among his goods may
be found blue, black, brown, Oxford mkt
and invisible grseh Cloths: plain, diamond
and fancy Cassimcres and Forrest Cloth
Superior Beaver and. Pilot cloths; Blue,
Sleeps gray, steel and dark mkt Satnets |;
Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys and Hard Times;
scarlet, white, green, yellow, plain and
twilled Flannels; Rose and Mackinaw
Blankets, Linscys; "A brown and Slater's
Sheetings, "a brown Shirtings, bleached
shifting and sheeting; blue Merrimack and
great variety Of Prints: brown Drilling,
shifting stripes; Tickings; Canton Flannel,
Carpeting, Shawls. Handkerchiefs. Gloves,
Ribbons, Tapes, Needles, Combs. Lace,
Silk, Alpaca, fancy and plain; Batting,
Wadding, Wicking. Cord, latest style Hats
and Shoes, Ladies' Slips and Village waltz
ing shoes; superior Stationery, suoll as Bank
and Packet, Post, Foolscap. ruled and un
ruled, gilt edged Letter and Note paper,
Waters, superior Ink, Sealing wax; Quills,
500 Spoilers, lst and end Readers. Alma.
hacks, English und German, for 1914, Me
morandum Books, Pencils. Hardware Queens
ware, sole and Upper Leather, Cali Skins,
Innings, &c, &c.
GROCERIES,.
Salt, New Orleans Sugar, white iiavsna
and Loaf do. Molasses, Coffee. Cocoa: Y. RI.
Imperial and Gunpowdef Tea, superior qua
lity; Saleratus, Pepper, Spice, Cloves, Rios,
Ginger, &c.
ALSO
Paints and Oils, and many other artieies
too numerous To mention, and whilst ro-
turn you my sincere thanks for past favors,
/ icif inn, ~,ft q
offer you the following Inducements to OK.
anime my stock Before purchasing else.
where. LIST, you will find the most extern.
sive stock in the Icity, comprising almost
every article wanted, and for cash or any
lrticle of produce for which l am paying
CASH, will sell goods lower than any house
n the City, even if to reach that low price.
sell at less than cost As wish to close
ny business in the Spring, the Goods must
De sold Don't forget to call no chafge
Tor showing goods.
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| $1,000
As good and sufficient security will be re.
CURED for the performance Of the contract,
bidders will please to state the names of the
persons they will offer as such; they will
also be required to state the price per bar.
rel, bushel and pound, for which they will
agree to furnish and deliver the above nam
ed articles.
Should the bids be deemed extravagantly
high, the right is reserved to the Superin.
:endent to set them aside :; or should the
places Of delivery be changed by the proper
authority, the light is reserved to the De.
partment to make such notifications as
shall be considered most advantageous for
the Indians, in which latter case due notice
will be given.
The articles will be subject 10 inspection
at The places 0! delivery, the expense Of
which will have to be borne by the contrac-
tor
Bids to be endorsed proposals for farm
ishing Indian Provision" to be addressed to
the Superintendent Of indian Affairs, at st.
Louis. ID. ID. MITCHELL,
i'll ill lstmh Sup't Ind. Affairs,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29

TyAKEN UP by James Worrestaff, OF
Louisa County. Iowa Territory, an es
tray Mare, supposed TO be four years old
next spring about fourteen hands high. two
hind feet whites few gray hairs about
the root of the tail, a small star in the fore
head, appraised at s37, so, Jan. l3, 1914
Posted before William Milligan, Justice of
Peace, and certified Jan. "a, "A.
A true draught from my sstray book
Certified Jan. 81, "A
JOHN GILLILAND, elk.
feb22-3t 20
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Hats and Cans.
BOOT.y and SHOES
lust received a good assortment Of Hats
81 and fur, cloth, seal, scalet and morocco


- and fur, cloth, seal, scalet and morroccc
Caps. 80, 49,.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Just received 5000 pair Boots and Shoes
Mems coarse and fine boots, Boys do, Men q
Brogans, Kip, do. Boys do; Women : Cali
lace Boots, Caters. Seal and Kip lace boots
and shoes. well assorted Misses lace shoes
! Children's do.
WOOLEN HOSE AND YARN.
A large lot ;, Of ladies Wooden, Lambs
Wool Hose, Misses and Children's do. grey
and blue mkt, scarlet and MKT, black and
white yarns, very fine and assorted quail.
tics.
PULLED CLOTH AND PILOT DO.
Very cheap; also, Cassimercs, Cassinsts,
Jeans and Easy Times.
FLANNELS 8. BLANKETS.
Real Mackinaw Blankets and Flannels,
assorted.
5000 yds Calicoes and Muslin de LANES.
1000 yds brown Shirtings; Cotton Yarns,
&c. &c.
Sole and Upper Leather. ousensw.rs
well assorted.
Clothing, Coats. Pants. Vests, Drawers;
HARDWARE, &c.
Nails and Glass, Knives and Forks, Spoons
Pen Knives, Razors, Paper, Ink, Quiflss
Waters, &C., Combs well assorted.
GROCERIES. sc. i,
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Nader, Indigo. AL
spice and Pepper, Tobacco and Cigars,
Saleratus, Pow Shot, Lead and Percus-
sion Caps, and many other goods. air OF
which / am disposed to sell very low and
give great bargains for cash or produce
Nov 80 WESLEY JONES.
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PnRrER.

ga permanent home
consumption is. after
all, the only market
which our farmers
and other producers
can always depend
on for a steady com.
mand for their COM
modities, without the
fluctuations of price
which will ever at.
tend foreign mar
kets."
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29
BARRY.

BARRY.
1.-THE price Of this
great staple Of the
West at this moment,
and for all time past,
mas been fixed by the
foreign demand /; and
no doubt will be SO
fixed for all time to
come. The domestic
demand has scarcely
ever had a percepti-
bic influence upon lis
value"
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT INDIAN AFFAIRS,
st. Louis, Dec 80, 1S43.
SEALED proposals will be received at
- this Office until the 1st Of March ne1t,
hereinafter designated, provisions for the
Winnebago Indians and the SIOUX OF ST.
Peters, to the amount Of SIS, 500, together
with powder, lead and tobacco for the lat
ter, to the amount Of 81 900. The delivery
to be made for each Of the tribes named
between the LIST April and the 3lst May,
1914, as follows, viz:
For the Winnebagoes, to be delivered
free of all expense to the United States, al
their snb.agency near Camp Atkinson, a
bout so miles west Of Prairie du CHEN:
Superfne -four, $1,000
Prime Pork, $500
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29
Harmonious Democracy.

Gov. Barry, OF Michigan, md Gov. Port
er, of Pennsylvania, are both Locus, and
both in their annual messages expressed
their opinions Of the value of home market
as follows:
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29
S. C. THOMPSON.
N0TE0E

hereby given to all it may concern
Il that on the first Monday in May next
at the Court House door in Mount Pleasant
Henry County, Iowa Territory, will com
mence selling all and singular the lands
and Town Lots in said county on which the
Taxes due for the years 1912 and 1s43 are
not paid by said day, which sale will be
continued from day to day between the
hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and
four O'Clock in the afternoon of each day,
until all are offered for sale.
S. SMITH, Collector H. C..
feb29-4t 4O
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CnNrERT-

-
a grand concert of vocal and instrumen
tai music will be given at the Court House
in Burlington, on Friday evening, the Is
of March, for the benefit of the "Ladies
Samaritan Society,""
Mrs Leonard,
{. Martin,
Mr. Partridge,
VoeaAsts. - Longley,
i" Starr,
{" Cook.
Adams,
/" Bridgman.
Schramm, Violinist,
5lickhahn, Double Bass,
Orchestra, ( Bridgman, Cornet,
T rbo,o' LIST and Cd Flutes.
Order Of Performance.
PART FiRsr.
Ovefture-by the Band.
Anthem-O, Sing unto the Lord
Song-Rodergh Vich Alpine Dhu.
Glee-het the joys Of youth appearing.
Anthem-Sons Of Zion.
Song-A life on the ocean wave.
Duett-Evening song to the Virgin.
Miriam Sopg-Sound the loud timbtcl.
Glee--Crystal Hunters.
cong-Sta: Spangled Banner.
Song-The Miller's Maid.
PART SECOND.
Overture-by the Band.
Duett-zzA,B, C.
Song--Some love to roam
Authenticated is the Lord.
Song-The Captive Knight.
Anthem--Strike the Cymbal.
Quartette-The Pirates Glee.
Duett-I've wandered in dreams
Anthem-Hallelujah to the God Of Israel
Duett--All's Well
Performance to commence precisely at 7
clock.
Tickets to admit a gentleman and two
aides, SO cts. Single tickets IS cts
Tickets may be had for the concert at
he following places: Bridgman's, Kimball's.
;oolbaugh g. Co.'S, Woods and Mauro's
torres, and at Fletcher's Hotel.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29

CALL AND SETTLE.
4 LII persons knowing themselves indebt-
IN ed to the subscriber either by note or
book account will please call and settle the
slime. LYMAN COOK.
feb22-3t 80
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29

"ATs-Fine Nutria, Brush and Cassi.
mere Hats. Also-Drab sporting
hats for Spring, of an approved and fash.
ionable style in New York, and much adopt
ed in the East as a genteel riding or sporting
hat for gentlemen. These hats are of the
best manufactures--very convenient for
travellers as they can be folded in any shape
without damage--and for lightness and
durability cannot be surpassed as u spring
or summer hat, for sale BY
S. C. THOMPSON,
febl5 Water-st.
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BOOKS WANTED.

BOUhS WANTED.
GENTLEMEN who borrowed books from
" my Office, before or during my absence
from the city, and still retain them, are re-
spectfulfy requested to return them with
out delay. J. II. CLAY MUDD.
feb22-tf 80
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29

Farmers bring in your Produce and
get the Cash for it.
WANTED at cur store in Burlington,
w good Fall and Spring wheat,
Flaxseed and Beeswax; for which the
highest market price in cash will be paid.
SHACKFORD y THOM,
JAMS "A Jehcrson-st.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29

Burlington Township is to set The
Example Of forming Clay Club.
The call will be seen in another part
n the paper. Let all the Wings, who
love Henry Clay be present. Appro-
pi,e Addresses and music may be ex-
Fcled on Monday evening next-just
Sasysar from the time tina! Tyler III
pmand Harry II come in.
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NO'I'ICE.

NE have on hand two Mules, well broke
w to double or single Harness, that we
will trade if the opportunity offers, for hor-
ses suitable for the livery stable business,
or town property. Any person or persons
wanting the above will call on Corse &
Hartman, at their Coach Factory on JEFF.
fersoh st.
FebS-3t 81
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REGULAR PACKE'

REGULAR PACKET.
n. THE new and splendid fas
vthsSss::1.ENA running Steamboat
<AlSSsxxEa LEBANON,
GEO. VANCE HlGHr, Master. will run as
regular Packet from ST Louis to Burlington
Bloomington and Rock Island every week
Leaves ST Louis every Tuesday, Burlington
and Bloomington on Thursday and Rock
Island on Friday Of each week To COM
mence running as soon as navigation will
permit.
The Lebanon is or the first class, stands
No. in the insurance Offices in st Louis,
her bottom is six inches thick and every
other way equally strong and we'll calcu-
lated in her cabin for the comfortable &C.
commodation CT passengers.
febl5-tf 3a
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"ANTED-Wheat, Rye, Hides, Furs,
w Reeswax, Tailow, Butter and Eggs
for which the highest market price will be
paid in goods or cash by
dec7 WESLEY JONES.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29
L BoY."-We have received

MILL Box" We have received
The first number Of paper with the
''o's appropriate title, from the press
q Inc Missouri Republican Office. Il
s'o be published weekly until after
ne Presidential election in November.
.lAe low price Of SO cents for each
Nsscrlber. The first number is CAPT
and we have no doubt it will grow
s'e' and better. Henry Cluy will
'aaansble advocate in the Mill Boy,
90 We advise all the Wings in Iowa
T NJ gu, |, neishboring State to subscribe.
"s believe our friend w. Fl. MAuRo
@ IN agent for it in this place. He
M, WI send on the grist, and we assure
w. readers the Mill Boy will not re-
S'a With an empty sack.
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LEAD PIPE

DATENT Improved Leaden Pipe, and
IL Composition Gas Tubes, manufactured
at the Saint Louis Lea Pipe Works. Fol
sale on good terms by
S. C. THOMPSON,
Watsr.st., Burlington.
N. b. "The Patent Leaden Pipe is re.
markable for accuracy of calibre and uni
formty of thickness, for the per feet polish
of the interior surface; the absence of scales
and flaws, for the solidity and unusual
strength" And in fine, the qualifications
Of this Pipe, offer unusual, and decided
advantages, to those who may be pleased
to contract either for public or private
purposes.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29

CARRIAGE MANDATORY ES.
TABLISHMENT
A. l.. sTODDARD & j. BENNETT
4 RE constantly found at their old stand
IA on Washington Street, near the. Meth.
odist Church, (aiid conn ected with Stewart
& Vernon, who carry on the Snithing bust
ness in all its various branches,) where they
keep constantly on hand Buggies of various
descriptions OF the best style and unsurpass-
ed in workmanship. Also, Farmers Wag-
ons Of every description. Please call and
examine for yourselves and be satisfied.
August ally II
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REGULAR WEEKLY IOWA PACKET
TO BLOOMINGTON.
I'D THE new and splendid pas
3 :M senger Steamboat
xYyTfASS OSPREY,
! ANDERSON, Master, will run as a regula
packet between Bloomington and st Louis
and will make her first trip on the opening
ofnavigat ion, leaving st Louis every Satur
day. at IL o'clock, NJ, punctually at tho
hour appointed. The accommodations o.
the Osprey are inferior to no boat on the
| Upper Mississippi. She is provided with
Evans Safety Guards" to prevent explo
| sion Of boilers: as well as is attached Fire
Engine and Hose, in case Of fire. Fol-
freight or passage apply on board or to
CnoUrEAU g. VALE. Agts. st Louis.
B. F. WooD 4 Co., Agts. Burlington.
feh29-tf 40
REGULAR PACKET
Between ST. Louis, Nduuoo. Fort Madison,
Burlington, Oqua,cka, Bloomington Rock
Isiqnd. Galena, Dubuque, Potos1, Prai-
rie du Chen and all intermediate
landings.
A a0S6 THE new and splendid
yEzz1SA1 Steamer "MENDoTA,"
EEESSE1Tf Robt. A. Reilly, Master,
Will ply as regular packet between the
above ports. commencing her trips on the
opening Of navigation. and being of very
light draught will run throughout the sea-
son.
This boat has been built expressly TO
run on the Upper Mississippi; her accommo-
cations, both for cabin and deck passengers,
RE superior; she is provided with Evans
SAFETY guard, to prevcn the explosion Of
boilers. The officers and owners Of the
MENDOZA respectfully assure those, who
may favor them with their patronage. that
every exertion, will be used to give salts
action.
feb29-3m 40
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For sale at Auction.
a BOXES Public Documents received
~ from Steamer Amaranth, April 10,
1913, will be sold to pay charges unless call.
cd for within thirty days from date.
feblO L. COOK.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29

american Hotel and Genera
Stage Office,
"HE largest and most convenient estab
Il lshment in BLOOMINGTON,I. +.
Convenient to the Steamboat Landing.
I. S. BATTELLE, Proprietor.
fe29 44-ly 40
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
For GaIena, Illinois.
A THE new Steamboat
vGTtEffT1ENsiJ LEWIS F. LINN,
EkEI5sSz M. Kennett, master, will run
during the season of 1874, between St. Lou
is and Galena. The Lewis F. Linn will
leave st Louis every Saturday afternoon,
at 6 clock, and arrive at Galena on Tues.
day morning; and will leave Galena. on
Tuesday evening. and be at Davenport and
Rock Island on Wednesday morning, and
at Bloomington, New Boston, Oquawka,
Burlington, Fort Madison, Nauvoo and Ke.
okuk the same day, on her downward trip,
and will reach St Louis on Thursday az
ternoon.
+. KENNETH, Agent, st Louis.
WIN. HEMPSTEAD, Agent, Galena.
febS-tf 81
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Our Cause.

The wings are up and doing, every
where.-Thev are 0. X. which now
means OH for Klay.-N. c., huff ced.
Lord Packenham arrived in N. York
from England recently. He takes the
place of Mr. Fox, at Washington.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29

NEW York Saddlery-Collars, Hsr-
In ness, Saddles. Brides, &C., warrants
ed Of a superior workmansh for sale ~
sc. THOMPSON,
febi5 Water VI.
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IT INSEED OIL % bbls for sale by
aug II COPP g. PARSONS.

GUNNY BAGS-Nine bales for sale by
~ SHACKFORD t. THOM.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-29

a grand concert of vocal and instrumen.
tai music will be given at the Court House,
in Burlington, on Friday evening. the LIST
of March, for the benefit of the "Ladies
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
Letter from Ex-Governor Seward.


My DEAR SIR After an absence virtually Of
two months, | enjoy two days repose at home.
Among the letters which awaited my return was
yours OF the Sd inst. containing warm and kind
invitation to the Herkimer County Mass Meet
ing to be held on the 29,h inst. My dear sir,
cannot accept this invitation. The summer is
nearly spent sere and yellow leaves are already
seen in the forests, and my summers work and
studies are scarce begun. | have absolute en-
gagements in Tompkns and Cortland Counties,
and along the frontier, which will engross all the
time that | can possibly spare during the remain
der of the canvass. | remember all nv obliga-
,ions TO the indomitable Wings Of Herkimer
County; but must compromise with my polli.
csl creditors; | canIot pay a shilling on the
pound of my obligations to them. know how
rugged and stern their conflict is with the Tenth
legion of the standing army of Texas; but there
are others who can bring TO their aid powers un-
exhausted ard vigorous.
Let the Wings OF Herkimer take courage. The
discordant sway of Tie opponents OF Improve
mcnI, IN The State, approaches lis end. Protec-
ton al Home Industry, the policy OF peace, CON-
mancs aireacy .egned support from It's veteran
opponents The blessings OF peace are valued
too highly by the American People to be thrown
away Tor the extension of territory, while our
population falls short by pine. tenths of The capa-
city of our present jurisdiction
Let the friends of civil and religious liberty
take courage. Religious intolerance is effectu-
ally rebukcd The cmigrant and his family once
more sleep in safety under thasprotection of our
laws, and the faggo, is no longer applied 10 the
Christian temples because candles are Kept burn
ing at its altaTs. We have acquired freedom of
speech at last and can now bear witness against
the crimes and cruel,es OF human Slavery. Ten
years ago, in Virginia, slept under the same
roof, unknewipgly, with man merchant, who
was driving two children, each ten years old-ihe
be.eaved OF two nothess-to the capital OF that
ancient commonw eal,h, whose motto was sic
temper tyrannis," there to be qualified with hand
craft trades and then 10 be sold 10 Texas, other
new slave-holding territories.
Fer ten years have not been allowed to write
or to speak of this atroclty, even IN this State:
But now VIC all may testify what we know, and
yindicate the great principle of Human Equality
in the sight OF God and Slavery. The party OF
the Albany government have been constantly the
allies, the faithful, devoted allies Of Southern Sia-
very But their chicsnery is at fault, and their
sceptre has departed. The annexation of Texas
is identical with the perpetuaton of Slavery.
Our opponents are for 1.-THE Wing Party are
ugains, it, If there be in Herkimer a friend OF
Human Freedom, willing 10 follow my poor lead
in this sacred cause, appeal to him now as here
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-09
ny The Chemical preparations of DR..

C The Chemical Preparations Of DIR.
Gournud have obtained world wide ceehfty ana per
maps of science has been completely 'icmzed
by empncS than Dr. G.. No does his skill elaborate
article calculated aSsuage the pam OF deormty
than instantly pounced upon by The ignorant end vulgar
who initiate every pointexcspting It's virtues The uBwa
~ therefore cautioned against purchasing Of ths fol
lowing articles except al Dr. Gouuuds only New ok lie
pot. 81 Walker street frsi store fiom Broadway
POUDRE SUBTITLE for eradcatnG supegiuous hair rom
any part the human body Always tested before buying
Proof positive ;hs and mistake. directions. French and
English, accompany each bottle.
ITALIAN ME0lCATED SOAP for curing pimpe..
eckie, botchce tan redes. salOwness mophew. eyspe
as, and all cutaneous complaints. 80 cents a cake.
GREClAN HAIR DYE, will color red or gray h1ir 70 s
beautiful brown or black. the option Of the user. without
staining the skin. Warranted.
LIQUID VEGETABLE R0CGE-50 cents.
BLANC D'ESPAGNE or Spanish White for the complex
ion. 25 cents bcx.
ber e7 Walker street. lst store yRoM broadway.
AGENCY FOR DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN En-
TRACTOR, nj the above plumber.
Aeent,-7. Chesnut street Fh!ladelphia; Mk street,
Boston Ives. Salem Hodge. Newburyport: Pnuen. Por
land Guild. Bang9r Dyer. PIoydence Green W9Ices!s s
ven Pea,ce Sanwix Hall. Albany: ousev. Rochester
S,orr, Hudson Gray. Po'keopSe Bnckus & Bull Troy.
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