davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

SUDDEN DEATH OF TWO DISTINGUISHED CITIZENS
OF WArER1owy.-The Black River Journal an
nounces the almost simultaneous deaths OF inc
Honorable EGBERr Ten EYcK and the Honor
able Micah STERLING, two oil the moss esu-
mable, and universally esteemed citizens OF wa
terto,yn. Mr.. Sterling was attacked with scar
let fever which, causing inflammation upon The
lungs. terminated fatally. Mr. S. though ma
tive of Connecticut. has resided for more than
thirty years in Jefferson County. Few meh were
more extensively known, or more universally re-
spectcd Judge Ten Eyck was native OF this
County. He too was much respected a, home
and abroad. Alb. Eve. Jour.
From the Black River Watertownl Journal.
We are panied to announce the sudden death oil
the Hon. EGBERT ZEN EYCk. Yesterday al
about o'clock p. NJ soon after dinner, without any
previous attack OF illness, he suddenly expired
Sir. Ten Evck was one of our Oldest and most re-
spectacle citizens and has filled several public STA
tons with honor to himself and benefit 10 the COM
munty
Ecber, Ten Eyck, we are called upon 10 announce
the death Of another distinguished citizen Of our Viii
lage. The Hon. MICAH STERLING expired al
his residence last evening, after all illness OF only
few DAYS. Mr. ;. has occupied prominent posi-
ton in our County for many years, having represent
ed The County in Congress, and the Fifth Senate
District in oar Legislature with eminent ability and
satisfaction 10 his constituents. Mir. 5. was, we
understand, about sixty-three years of age. Mr.
Sterling and Judge Ten Eyck were among the ear
lest settlers of our County and Village, and the only
remaining members the bur who were OF the orlg-
nal stock oflswyers, which contributed 10 make our
bar one of the mos, able in the State, from the ear
est organization OF The County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

DIED or GRAY HAIR may be changed TO a hcae,inl au
hmm 90 ~ black ~ two three bours t us; bottle Of
10 rrblas Italian DE. 1t has Justly o6,ant'i rePutSun
fr surprising al qhcrs N ,c gnd n1y &c 'i S'
he Ss.f r,;Y eHher Ia lire hair sAu iiceo'e tc am
i, t rnrIlriag suitable article for coorg " mar ii' Dc
,cs many ifn, attempting il. ui no~ ms Difficulty ne
,S a, =, ~ no have used i;lsn DJe have D9.ue win.
P,,n7r,l and SOLD Whole>at = md Rral! 5g
A. b. SANDS 4 co. 2i3 Bnadwny,
cor. Chanbcis i. Granite Bu!.ms.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

ySTiITrE RED or GRAY HAIR CHANGED 20 a st
w brown permanent black by the Moorish n@rfe
Sold for 10 cents 81 bottle NJ the sign - me J ia
81 % to-, p,"otIcn s!lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

rI1UE SPANISH LILY WHITE, tor making ladies ehoes'
l. nnbcstef white THIS different to common , sa1n
Enec 81 Chatham street and 3g3 Broadway y J.; Ig fu
tor. rot R1onklym: s Stnte-sIeet. Boston. GIln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

From statistics Of crime which posses, only - persons
accused Of murder ISL within TIE jurisdiction Of Tia
containing than 0C0 whites aud blacks. Ac-
coins 10 the daily papers jl have met their death
Nov. 1873
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

NO DRESS THE HAIR DELICIOUSLY-T2 max. ].
clean dark. soft silky aud beautiful use 3.nline D t
of Jones Coral iInr Restorative, that VIII make 30 hu
II so II long tine be present cond hon ever so bmi u
ut the sign oftie American Eagle. s. CnamS''ce e,q ~
Broadway, n. Y: or ~ Fulton street, Brooklyn. ~ ~
A SCIENTIFIC EXTRACT or SARshPARlLba
ACANDY-An extract containing the HE blood OF the lDl
unnurrd with mercury mineral Pcr-ons who are r,'
nr.nparla should ~ cent package oi JONES ChA
DY winch warranted To contain Ounces OF the ns1l
properties Of the Sold ut the Sign Of tie Anericnn fAss
P,ootI.c ' ~ ~ n2 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

These SHIPS all OF tic first class ard commanded by able
and experienced nav.aols The cabins elegantly furnished
and afford superior recommendations for passengers The pfice
Of from New York Liverpool sr and from v
epcol TO New Eotk SIS including store. and btdIns. without
Neither the Captain nor owners will be responsible for any e
te parcels aeka=cs unless regular bills OF ladn- signed
d GtKINNEIL. MINTURN & CO.. IS South st,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18
OFFICE CRoroS AergpUcT B0nEp. !
T-st A---t tsfI

e-OTlCC TO WATER TAKERS.-II'sier iakerS gre re-
rtiTed ~ a,.tan tram the % The ctt wsSher 81
,9r 10 . .ey.cc up f.: the inTiGsh: ending 2sh nn
and for ts same period OF time Ia BE Nerf GafcaI IN ss
nor wafer thnn aclaly necessary; nnd citizens generally
, i.4 10 AID this department N preventing the csAsres-
>af waste If water from the hydraIts ~ r'e. a. the sp
uy both ordinary and extraordinary N the city lot nsIt
icon ,vs wll b. f-u inc TIE restroom. The
,-i ,ng hat o on the whole LIE u tbr aeduc, 10 eaa-
HE Tie ennoc> Nsssr, Jaws AMI liT'iie. 10 nske Sei
oil ti. INTERIOR, with sch repair 4,
,n-y - found necessary. Suboired extract om A. ori
n,rc pa SEED b. The Common Council Snch MI b ngty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

as- FOR ShLE-N Farm situated ut the hend Of North
SY pot Harbof Huntington, Long Island SAID farm
partly adjoining the wnterr and has ~ proportion Of
aud wooded stream running one side through sud arn
sufficient fer manufacturing milling purposes lence IN ex-
barn grnry tenant house. sc. nrm dock where coast
ne vessels load and unload whfr0 rods osad fnn con-
tam, about 100 acres ard will lie lid cheap Title lndputn
be- Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing apply 70 sEABgRY
KlSShM l53 Fulton street, Brooklyn ]. Ii. SCUDDER. Is
g: Broadway, New York. inIzB lInt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

NOTICE of application for the discharge of an
nsoiveut from IN. debts the provisions of
ond rart Of the led statutes IRA WOUDNoticr first
gobahed Netsh TIL Siicredtofs appear b-ic- the Hon
e his office No. Il Nassau street the city OF Ne~York
o. the 25Ih day OF April A D. 1915 81 10 o'clock Ia 'he fore
coI of that day ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

For sale nj the sign oi the American Eagle s. Cba,ham
md s3 B,nndwny The only Gcpots the city where ne
genuine Jones Italian Chemical Soap and Jones Coral liai
i sold, u IHY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

y ARP new AID .h S"s
- ,R> tNBoW, Cant John Gafyi Will com,
,cre her trips Tor the Thursday, April T. nm run
unit further notice follows leaving Newark nj IL a. NJ
and Ncw-York at O'Clock 7. NJ.
Inc Rainbow has been enlarged. completely rented ana
nnpc To tbs route and having large deck Saloon, she can
comfortably accommodate orge number ot passengers
rrpirIt rnrricd nj very reasonable rates. IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

TN PURSUANCE oil an order OF The Surrogate
OF the County Of New Yo's Notice i. hereby given 10 81,
,erson wing claims Jane I-nx III. Civ II
foLa sip-le wo'- al deeetsed 70 r-s,nt the with
the vouchers Thereof 70 the So al her regsnce No.
rniftyts Gay OF August Dated New-iork the 2s
day Of February, lGii ISABELLA MENlX
f-21 law5ms AcIn;niStIatrI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

NJ pcron or pcsons except thc Mayor. Alcsmen. or
,,a'.s q. the ,epsrtve Wards. s-ii without prcVo1s
- +, ,yriflgc from TIE Cra;ou Alaclucf olt,
800 NV kytgri belonging attached 10 ie tfo'oa Al1e
Inc: W.rS> erecting Tor tie eNtin-uteli Of hH' except 81
% f nr-er tir,. Than sli1l he limited N sad eio>
v, shall IRE the ,yaies Ior o;tcr parpos~ than gA' ~ ny
,urs,l m odd pcrriSou under INC Fels4y W 'Wt'!'e
dollars for each offence ,pl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

l.. N SALE-A Farm containing sCacrs-l0 wool land
.Sf miles from New YORK, the turnpike road 10 BABY
l. lun 6 mi.s from the railroad. On the Farm goo.
House and buildings a,achedto the Farm good Dock
nnl Mi the privileges OF the South Bay Inquire the premises
ofi.E0lGE W. BRYAN. or Of SMITH & CASE " Chat
ba .,u.et - mills iins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

yess Or sALE-A Farm efle5 acres pleasantly suned
$1r healthy location South Brunswick, y. j.
,l-lhc New Yort and Philadelphia Railroad, q miles from
New York About 70 acres are IN nigh s;a OF cultivation
house. barn, shop and other out-buldng good and coy
veien with, good water pump the door Also. The stock
crops tools farming utensils Among the stock Durham
and Bersre Of the first peigrees Tie farming utensils
good and sufficient .or improved system ofas:iculture.
Inaairr OF VI. PALMER. ii Mott, or
rih:I lmt 4. 7. SMITH. s. Iibc.tyst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

A MEXICAN HAIR DYE.-Tbs DYE Is wAGs,NrED, II
"a ,npel accn.n tie printed directions To elGpse the
liar ir,ni ny other color TO beautiful Au3d' ot perfectly
yet Black. without staining or itnns the SAN iAe oief s'
Dyes. ~ ~ -, pL;,;,,b.. p.,.,
sd yhole.ale and retail. by y. r. / D. SANDS. Dm:
riS,s - Fu!t0a-st 25 Broadway anc ~ East Boas!wey
" rl,hNl Ini
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

NOTICE of application Tor The discharge of an
~ in.olven from hrs de5;, 70 the provisions c
the third article the re OF the fifth chapter Of a
cnnd part OF TIE revised >.atntss JAMES p NJ. SIEr
soN-Notce fist gubli,hed.Ma.eh 18Th lai; creditor, .
cysof NeyYork hi, Office, No IS Nassau street In ihe
s4dcity Of SewYor the first day Of May A. D. 1884
10 O'Clock the forenoon OF thar day. mill law6w,
II n15 CRTNEEII. MT<TTTPN Sr CO 70 South st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

- DRAFTS on ENGLAND. IRELAND, Sc.-Per-
~ about renting money their friends IN the Old
County, cnn lie supplied with drafts IN OF II.
r. - Gl0 ED ESQ, any amount payable demand
without discount q 9ny other earge 1t the National Bank Of
Banker London: L Barned s. Co. Exchange and DISCOUNT
Bank Liverpool Eastern Bank OF Scotland reelock Bank
ing Company, SIR William Forbes. Hunter & Co. Scotland
and the br1nch IN post town throughout England Ire
land. Scotland, and Wales which Drafts viii be forwarded By
the Packet of lth 1dh, 2lst, 18th Royal Mail
Steamer which leaves Boston the Is: Of May appca
ton TO w. & !. 7. TAPSCOTT,
At their Genera. Passage Office. 10 Peek Alp, Soh
street
n B-l letters from the country u;s, cous post paid aplo
C'ASDLE.S-Lansingburgh Refined Nonfs-so0 boxeirsl-
Nelees assorted SIZES sale manufacturers prices.
40 NJ. O. ROBERTS. lis Wes;-street
CHAINS AND ANCHORS-ffom Il inch to 4 do an
" chorS from 500 4 10 . A. sold or exchanged by
api3 GAUNT & DERRICKS0N, I59 SoutEsst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

i, FOR ShLE-'Ghc valuable Country Seat, known rs
"a the Peters Place stuyyesant LANDING IN TIE o%n oi
:is Stuyyc,nG, Columbia County. cntns 81 two story
EnII. u hy Ij well finished with large columns At each enl.
ard vide pa1Tn. with all the necessary Guy hndns ne
b yery pleasantly situated overlooking the liisG lNef
md surrounded with beautiful evergreen trees The garden
well supplied with al kn Of fruit and the sogTnds Are hn eG
wcl 6ril and filed wtl rick at Is delightful place t."
summer residence Ifnc Disposed q at private sac VII r.
18th Of April 1874 nj Il ocork For particulars apply to
mllsl Iw II. ADAMS. ~ Willams,. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18
's u FoREIGY AND NATIVE; PERE Y

StPLENDiD OLD CASTLE SOAP--Only y cents
- pound or less By the quantity niso every vanety oil llh
Scented Soaps Tor staying and washing fom2 10 " eeAa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

ga v.n pTi'TsBij RtMrhe sub 5s.E..L = 81
r. scribcrs hayins been appQin,ed s-essS:. -
agents for the United States Portable Boat
Iial between Philadelphia and Ptsbur-. prepared To
receipt for goods from this city To Psburs at as low rates and
IN short time auy other Line
Merchants shopping by t, route Will find the u. : 2. t.
Line very desirable for their Goods open
policy oinsurance has bsen effected b. winch all goods ship
ped by the line will be covered without expense 10 shippers
and tnnsipmcnt or handling Of goods NJ" take place
the Shippers invited to Gull tic subscribers. be
fore concluding their arrangements Dor freight.
PASSENGERS taken at 1.s iOncSt rates.
The following are the Agents the Line. who vii! promptly
forward n goods consigned tn their care, VIZ:
Iiomss bojd:c, No 2i3 Marketstreet Phadephn; Hose
& Merrill, 50 Smith Wharf. BALTIMORE Charles a. McAnulty
Canal Basin, Pittsburs.
For further PARTICULARS, arply To- :,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

:, FOR SALE-A Farm stua:e in the town OF HARRISON
IN WesrIeser County ~ miles from New York - rom
Port Chester and Fast Of White Plains on the roa9
rraly fri nc lnnl decidedly good state OF cultivation
,tl uLln.S lnrc and convenient with large yards bettu
t,v ,hndeI with frt and ornamental es. and well water
ed with ns streams SAID Farm lying rs Handsomely 1'
amy in the connty accessible from the city daily by mrood
steamboats, asl stages Payments made to St the rcln,er
aud tile I'M, l,uabc For further particulars inquire oil WI
WILLIAMS; III owety, who has viewed the premises. ana
D Dr,., s mh5l lms ABNER MEAD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18
no RESTORE. BEAuTlFY AND DRES3
TIE HUMAN HAIR.
TO ACTUALLY FORCE IiS GROWTH
AND CURE DANDRUFF, &C
TRIAL BcTrLEs-riREE siilILiNGs.


ys,o THOSE who hnve ,,,cl josgs Con- HAIR REsoR-
,riys snow eNceiien, Qualities To lhl>e WHO have nc
y -, That e met 81 selling u,ns shilling bottles must
nnyc Tie truth OF our statement aud that we are not e'rld o.
persons trying a small quantity OF tf.' We warrant 70 Ios
an n where Nature intended Hair 20 stop ialh;
" cure Scurl or arlri and make light red or grey Han
,, irk For blessing the IIl.r soft md silky nothing can
exceed ths-lt nkes truly beautiful. and keeps 80
indeed the most economical yet superior article mace W TX
I.ir oIlrrcc 3 or sh.lnIs hotteat the Sign Of u;
American Eagle. - Chathnrn s.. NcxY.rk ia fmtgni
n i 30 n ns - HAL. ton : O. ~ In
uAYNE'S HAIR TONtC-Eyery body praises J,YNsi
,R Tuy!c and for the best reason ~ the woi hicaus
",oe reyninng the full flowing lock, thar with winch nature
adorned their bend, N yon Which 1t d2e st to r le a Mo e
more or Landowner Hair Il is the very thing for YOU
Prepared only b. pr d. Ja No - south i@i1s'F
Soil ,yL0lsnc md reni! by A. T. 4 d. SANDS y fn'
ton-st 273 Broadway md n East Broadwey mh3 lm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

roKsaFrIyTlECrrY or NEW iRIt-.i house
- and !, ucrcs OF Land situated u south Bood It ~
,; The House y feet front by y deep. 2, store n'sn'
Hi.o good ,nh!. fntces g gt"chnd t. O.. Iemses.
If II liam Ind washington streets. vi WILLING PAIh
thu, ,,iSr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

no PIYSiCl ANS-Eor sale new hCt>c, garden
- nnItwo acre, Of land .t,H.i ~ ccntr'i part OF ne
81; n,isln- villa &c uf New Providence, Essex County!
Ncf.ey within two mics of the Iorris and Essex Railroad
in with ,'gT5o9 tor Tie P'f nSs q S %
Bayarl st. and Dr. Charles H. Jackson No 81 Gran. 4, Tor
,,.tl,. tA.uln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-18

DEACH. ORCHARD CoAL.-SUMMER PRICES FOR
1Si4-3t JU.-Ibe reduction in thepricc Of Coil at
the mines, a-I tine oftos Canal demand cnBse
tie price Of Coal for this Season The SUBSCRIBER therefore OF
Ter Coal 9n size at te above low price, direct from Ve
t,e Coal otthe Broken Egg and Nut Sizes IN good order d.
rect trora vessel. AptyW T. STOKES DlChERSQN,
No III Arflnnr Il K,nnnntY.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-07
NEWS FROM NAUVOO.

DAriel Spencer has he-n elected Mayor u
NauVno pro tenn Geo. MuIer and -
Nhithev have hern elected rrus pes of the
Churrh properly, and under Iheii manage
nen, the Temple is progressing rapid,
Samuel II Smith, brother of the Proph'
he'd a, Nauv"o ah"u, two week
since. William IL ubw The oily snrvlvlns
'ro,her. Sidney Rgdon, who claimed th'
leadership of church ,nn the ground M hl,
'eing the onlv survivor of 'ar frs, Pre-i
ienry. and alsn. on the grounds of his hav
'ng hern named nv the Prnphr,:at one tim
Is his Successor. has had his claims rrjec,e,
bv ,he twelve, who have drcihrd not I,
Iave one nan for leader .hui that lhe churrl
hall be governed nv them collectively,
The twelve seem Ia have NJ notion of lrl
lug oLe man have all the aulh"ri v in h,
'wn hands. especially as they now hold /
themselves.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-07
GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK.

The regular Democratic State Con.
venlion of New York, r he nomna
ton Of a candidate foi Gov, roor, viii b,
held at Syracuse, on the l4'h inst ---
lodging from The tone of the public
press, and the resolutions adopted b,
the numerous county meetings hel
throughout the Sale, the choice of ih'
Convention willbrobabIv fill upon tn,
Hon. SlLAS WRIGHT, The dislin,
guished u. s. Senator from that State
The only apparen, difficulty in he wa
oi this nomination, are the doubts of M
VS. acceptance. These we uus', wi
he promptly Y removed. A, unclu,,
Ike the present, 'he cause Of D-m0c,-
S,y demands the services %. all ils adv"
Gates, aud the more able and gifted ~
disciple, the M r accep'ab'e he stciI
nee. II IL coufi leullN helrved, that )
the giant Influence Of NJ. Wrgri shou',
D. .upersdded to the names e Polk ~,
DaIlas, Ihe "Empire Star" wrII h. f
Tor The Democrats by TW ENTY THOl
SAND mojonly
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-07
ENGLAND, TEXAS AND MEXICO.

The Houston (rexas) Telegtapsh o
Wednesday July 81 con.sins the following
ln,a' aRrsph.--
we nov learn, upon the authority o
Capt, Eliot himself that England had ad
vsed Mexico under no ciriamsfUce To ~
knoeled the independents nf Tex"s. hu
,n keep up su AImiuc with her rs long a.
possible, aud IN ease successful aiIrmp
al annexation between ,hs United Ss,slr'
aud Texas took place then 10 go TO IRA
and EngiaRd wovid back her in The con
.fest'--Ths confirms us in the opinion w.
.have long entertained that our Independence
will never be acknowledged ny Mexic"
while there is prosprc, of annexation. Eu
gland will resist this mesurr AS long ~ !
can he resisted by diplomacy. Aud on
Goverment journal admits the iufrnre q
Enp and over Mexlco is almost, IT nOt en-
tirely unbourded'
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-07
URIOUS-

\ few dav4 ago, s,ys Monday's \ "
York Herald, Hickory pole was er,c
cd ~ Fort Lee on which occaslOu ihei,
vas st'oug muster Of the democratic
o'ces. HrdlV had they >ra're'ed."h"'
proud aud s,s'el, Z gle prrched upo
IT. top. and ever since returns al inter
v,Is lrom his high mountaln eyrie 10 hi
"fy position, Ia have smell Of puI'
,m"craic air. The far sighted among
he Young II ckories sci this down as .
ilvnrablr omen.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-07

A Curious Plant Tho editor Of ,h
Charleston Courier makes mrn,,nn of 3
rurinus plan, now e>hItnnp il ,hs, rir
called bo,anralIy, .ArisiOi0chia Fafid0
and vuIealry The Durk Plant LIS ,
.,aIi aud bold vine, with heartshaprd les'
and bears a flower, having mus, extaordr
mary resemblance. IN b"dy. head. throat am
.bll, to- duch floating tranquility on sou
m,rrored lake. The duck shaped flower IL
lslnrhes IN length and 6llnrhrs IN cIrcun
Ference of body. Z inches ~ length uf hra'
ard with a slender or swIchy 'leng,h Of TAI
measuring "a inches. The inside of the
cslyx is beautifully moted aud varlegated
with rich coulors. somewhat like th'
interor Of preserved ocean shell, bu, mel Il
So hriIan, nor 50 t,d but ralhrr ui purple
crest.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-07
HORRIBLE STATE OF THIN G.

w Irarn from tn" " O. Pirayun.
Of the 23I that ihrre were rnmnrs a.
bloody doi"g in Shebiy and H"i>o'
Counties, Texas, n'a' 'ht Louisiana Irn'
The 'M0deratoIs' aud Regulators.
as they term themselves are arraye +
against each other, and number abou 2
hundied each. Several person hav'
killed, houses burned, and planta,ion
destroyed. This is truly a horribl
4N,te OF things. One DAVIS, the lesdrl
# The 'Regulslors,' has been shot, viii
Twelve OF fifteen others. Ii is iirhe
stated lhs, Gen. Henderson was abou
TO leave ShTevepor, TO use his irfluenc'
to bring about an arrangements oi tn
difficulties.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-07

Meianchoiy Aceident al Niagara
Falls. - An interesting youns lady 'wen
y years Of age, Miss Matlhs X. Ruge.
# Lowell, Mass, met a frigh,lul dealt
1t Niagara, las, Saturday week. A
lew moments previous she had been EN-.
gagged in picking so e wild flowers up.
IN The brink of cliff, aud was upon the
join, Of returning, when her foot slI.
ped aud she was precipi'aled over lh'
cnf, falling upon the points Of SOM
rocks one hundred feet below. After
our hours exerrion IN reaching the spot,
,ud removing her to The summit, she "a
.,ired, the services of the physician cali.
Il, DR.. Blackwell, proving of no avail.
The Buff,Io Gazette states, that the de-.
essed was the si,ter.iu.law Of Mr
irorge w. Howe, of d trou. lIpt re-
u ins were taken, o. Suud'y evening,
to that city, for int-rment.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-07
THE WAY, 10 go IT.

The Augusta (Mr.) Farmer leads of
"Iih u tulunn nr"n t"r 'rXl Go II "hIlt
.uur vnuug,' aud III The course ui t'ls arli.,
t,r editor -xh"irs hi. readers Ia I've TAR Ia
now aud where they 90 I; he tell,
hem t. gnu fnr -durat IN. me II
!rnre, WISDOM, &c; 90 II Tor temper
tncr; go II for srrlct hnurslv, 90 II for carr,
I>lug GO II for maIrIm0nN: and IN all Nuur
!olngs, don'tinIge' 10 Z" II for nnWsp,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-07
TALL WALKING.

> An Indian; of the Penobscol tribe by the
name Of Lolsh, started from Bangor OF
Thursday morning at sunrise. walked I"
Ellis sworih, 20 miles, from Ellsworth to
BuChspori fifteen miles, and from Buck
sport 10 Bangor, eighteen miles more:nak
ing sixty two miles in all, and arrived at his
starting place before sunset. - Bango'
Mercury.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-07

Merico France and Spain BY u
letter cumuulca cd 20 lhr Ntw Oileens
Hrr.ld, from an undouhed source, app
pears 'hsl a sprlrd correspondence hs>
iakrn place between The representa-
tlvrs of France and the Nloxrran Nlinls.
icr. relative TO the massacre of FIR net
lsnd Spanish sui CTS a, 'roba"co. 1t Is
" as no, ooly iuhumao s. haibarnns.Th y
rep eS"nt. alsnlh" the rr"pri a''on, tr'
'the Texas Invasion l.s very murl lna'
Sat, Ana thought 10 hr Iuo itir,ru', ,
.oWIug 10 {. OF ,toublr Il hum. Auh
fh- a,,unp'lou of abs iu,e power, are
i,o' inprobr be.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-09-07

Marriage Ertraordinary John Ross,
he crlebrAt"d ChrrUke ChIpi, Was married
IN the Presidents parlot Of HarweII's
iIoteI, in this city. On Monday night. to
Mss Mary B Slapler, mWIIming,on.Del.
lie is about 55 aud she about Ia wears oi
lP. she 10 SAID Ia be very beau'itul glil d.
1 ughter Of merchant { this c,>.
jnr was gwen away nv her or"tner and
r,pndrd bv her sister AID 4 nrire ui john
Ross as h,ldrsm aids He had collected
r,efal Of his daughters aud nrphews from
uard,np school g.. ~ N. Jersey. To b-
re secuted at the wedding aud after the crrr
n'nv family party ol 20 oi ,nr Rnssrs 'lI
halt breed lndlans)sa down to mo sumpl
,nus bnrqnr,. Rnss - considered ~ bt
vuilh halt million de- IS.