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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

THE undersigned would respectfully
L. call the attention of Farmers and all
those engaged in raising Bees, to he
above named Palaces. This invention is
admitted to possess great advantages over
all OTHERS OF the kind ever offered to the
public. by all that have seen-it. The ad-
vantages of these palaces many-By
them you can at any time tell whether
your bees are doing we'll, and are in "a
healthy condition. when they are about to
swarm--where, and in what quantity the
honey is situated. and it prevents entirely
the moth or worm from interrupting the
bee, and, in fact, it is the grand desidesa-
t,,m after which so many have sought
The subscriber will sell County, Town
ship or individual rights, or will manulac.
ture palaces to order-Individual Rights,
SIS; Palaces ready made, SIS, large enough
tor three swarms of Bees. The above pal
noes can be seen by calling at j. F TaIlants
Drug Store, or on the subscriber in Burling.
ton. T.. NJ. WESTBROOk.
N. B. A treaties on the Honey Bee will
accompany each one Of the Rights.
June6-tf 9
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
A CARD.

MFRS C. E. THOMPSON /. \,
WI press desire of severs, 'ls o..
specially informs the citizens Of p' =.
ton and vicinity, that she will ou'hns.
resume the Millinery and Dress g'a''v
business at the old stand on JeFer.,aaa
opposite the National Hotel. H,,i,aas'
ee'Ved variety OF the latest and ma, e
ionaoie patterns Of Bonne,,. a. iasa.
careful and Judicious selection m.a ron
IN st Louis and at the East. tor.,s o ~Als
the aid of an ingenious invention .s az. With
adapted to pressing bonnets with az
and dispatch; hopes to merit = rc.se ssnsa
of the public patronage. "snaases
All orders thankfully rs..;.
promptly executed in either Of ~
mentioned departments. ''s u
may2-t
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pine Lumber,
10000 feet assorted l and Ia inch
Notwithstanding, Flooring, &c, 10000
feet seasoned clear pine, ID and inch,
for sale low by e d RAND
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
Chairs! CHHIRy!!

7 n
| TEvHE undersigned respectful ~ announces
a to the citizens of Burlington and else.
where, ana to the public in general, that he
has commenced the manufacture of Chairs
Of all kinds. to w,t:-Fancy, French, Scroll
Tops, Stat Backs, Common and Boston
Rockers, &c, on Colnmbla-st opposite M;.
Cutcbenn's store, in the building formerly
occupied as the Gazette office. Where he
will furnish to order at the shortest no
tice to suit purchasers. low for sash or
country produce. Call folks and see for
yours elves; no charge for showing Furni-
ture
Also. quantity of Carpenters Tools For
sale low Tor cash or country produce
LEVI b. AUSTIN.
Burlington, Feb l '44-ly
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

aUEENswARE. A gen,-,I
" ment including $50 set co,nr,I as'ort
for sale by FJCpr,nnI,on iea,,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

aONAE LEAF assorted; also, Cas-
- tor Oil, just received and for sale bv
sssF cOrP 4 PARSONS
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

School Books and stationery.
ENOR sale by the Subscriber,
Il Eclectic First, Second and Third reader
Elementary Spelling book,
Smiths Arithmetic, Smiths Grammar.
United States School Primer,
Infant school Primer, &c. &c.
Cheap and superior Cap and Letter
Pader, ruled and umruled; superior and com
mon Quilts; blank Cards of various sizes,
at The lowest rates for cash.
mar2I + J G. PEASLEY
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
Improved Yeast Powde-.

k<oR rising light bread, buck wh..'
4 5c. lhIs convenient articlc ~ ,s
known and extensively used in II. ing
particularly in Buck wheat season y L ah
raise any description of bread or -. "ill
hiieen inmates, making them n., sss ~
'ight and sweet. Full direction. e, o.J
upon every box. For sale at half "A. ', y
ual price by, ' ms q
sep2I FTur,,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
j. f. TALLANT,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Dye Stufs,
Putty. W,ndop Glass, &c &c.
Water street, Burlington, Iowa.
Would call the attention OF Physicians.
Merchants and Farmers. trading m the city
10 the select ana fuii assortmen. OF articles
in his line. and the quality and prices ol
the Same
iuiy - =
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

AND in Jefferson county for
IL Sale.
ID n W IA sec I3 town 1918
l.2 n w IA sec IS town 72rS
sl2 ne Id sec l town II 3
We VIII sell the above described lands on
the most accommodating terms.
iunS GIRL MES & STARR.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
EAIN xEXF c.

THE Subscriber, thankful for no.,
i take. this method to in rorn ~ .o is
lie that he is now prepared to s1s p".,
painting of any description. Also"N sea.''
ing, Glazing and Paper hanging dona -
reasons bic terms. Public patronacs = ="
spectfully solicited. Orders Ieft -, h 10.
dwelling or at J. X. Fields saddlsrr us
next door will be prompllv attended 10
WIN. p. COWPERTHWAfT
% sll-tf "a
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
To lseNt,
A rare chance for a Bargain.
Boat stores.

Boat stores.
IkNHE subscribers are prepared to furnish
il all kinds of boat stores at the lowest
rates, at the same stand they occupied last
season. Patronage is solicited
mar14 E. ID. RAND g. Co.
F. =. All citizens or travellers wishing
for passage upo down "a" river by steam
boat. by leaving their nam $ with the sub
scribers will be Motif d At their lodgings on
the arrival Oft boat they require.
h ID r. s. Go.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

Groceries.
lust received, per steamer Iowa. direct
- from New Orleans, 6 hids prime N. o.
sugar.
10 bbls molasses,
% sacks prime Havana coffee,
26 - I" Rio do
20 = : Laguira do
Ia chests Imperial Tea,
20 Ia Y. H.. do
3 chests black do
kegs herring in pickle,
bbis ma:kere,,
10 boxes cod fish.
10 . assorted qualities tobacco.
l0OO lbs sa leratus, ell Of which will ba sold
at small profit for cash.
may 80 JOHN S. DAVID
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
Fresh Drugs and Medicines.

FNyHE Subscriber has just received his
L fall supply Of every thing in his line.
making his stock full and complete. and
offers inducements to the public not inferior
to any Of his competitors. both in the varie.
ty. quality and prices of his stock. He has
Just received,
25oz Quinne, 25 lbs Ju ube Paste
90 lbs Peruvian Bark, %" Africa Cayenne
30 Camphor, 20" Calomel,
Dbl Castor Oil, bbl Copperas,
9" Spts Turpentine :" Alum,
l - Linseed Oil, :" Venitian Red.
3 bbls Spanish Whiting.
Together with every thing in his line
that can be wanted or called for, for sale
very low by J. F TALLANT.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
EN So aw - ~,-

I N % ~ Ew - 49,
Ir.n a, w, H noore' Agent Of The Poe
na Company of Hartford '1 rsoa
ohefs TO insure Houses, Stores ,,S Jo ~ :
ana the contents of each ap,ina. "u ssrns
ga mage ny IRE. The rates Of pr.a,;r loss o.
as low as those of any other si,p; ll,a'un q,
ton, and every man has now 49, 'hsstu.
nifty for a trifiing sum to protect \; Dp0'Ia.
ga'nst the ravages of this des,rue,i". u :.
ment, which often in a single hon, Gle
away the earnings Of many wear, '"esn
The Company will also imam.
most favorable terms. against Las, "a 'ns
age TO Merchandise shipped to and from IAN.
OF the eastern ports and ports on a.. H." a any
s'sslpPl. OHIO and Missouri river, - me-
Burlington June lS43
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-29
ILENcY, J. B, Ray,
GOuernOr Of IndiGnG.

HERauTAGE. Feb. %, 1898.
r have had the honor TO receive
Eeueney's letter, of the Doth ultimo,
resolutions Of the Senate of Indiana,
happears with a view of ascertain
aIons on certain political subjects.
vy' which entertain for the eXecu-
senate of your State excludes from
'ae idea that an unfriendIy DISPOSE
r. ,ya lhe lnterrogations which are pro-
Du u l viii confess my regret at being
ms sentiment to depart, in the
Iy5Fee, from that determination on
N always acted. Not, sir, that
81 10 conceal my opinions from the
VI any political or.national subjects
were IN various ways promulgated
u, a'a aPprehensive that my appear.
.. lne public at this time may be at
Ia ~ has already been the case, to i'm
4 y, ,og >. remarks, pray you, sir, res
or NJ s'a'e to the Senate of Indiana
- " iSao at present are precisely uha
D., i3 ~ 'chen they uere communi
E0T i pTClemdn of n. Carolina, an,
NM ED , FOR THE PRESENT ia
/. i APPROPRIATIONS FOR IN
"rkONEMENT. As that lie,
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-29

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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-29

I'.H '.E'lI .|ItfI.'.
I.mr Brown H9v,laan
uu.,uuru. Iu1mni0o.e
-.r,. o0f'u0i.ui OF G0e
indiana Legislature, Wb
.r.r containing J1c following
resolutions. Governor Ray
81. ...F ~ much i" Us letter os
..a.IUn.:
..ua.ansroGs. Jan 30. ls27.
,l.r LI.,u..-SIn: The under
a.u ito Pc his dHy to present
.ary aa.pfcamhIc and resolutions,
#aarl ON the 22d inst 10y the
>n,c vi Indiana, which said rrc-
.corui.ou+ are as follows, to wit:
Tie FRIHNDSor General Jack.
|Wc,,uu States adyoc0ie ms cl"c-
Presidency an the gropHd Of hI&6e.
% Internal Improvements, and
4 o, a malicious Tariff, for the pro-
',leI 'aa'l ' l;1,; 90, %,' indi.
" ~ , s.' 81, I",''I C ",,,'' Ccoroio.
Alabama and Mississippi, advocate
|nlhc first Office in the nation, ON
lis opposition to the above meas
o .r' ~ 1,'. u'' VI ,Loo,.,o;n WIN, ore
s, u '".'", 1r C ~ ',I IacGson and
"" ny o,,n ", I'C,' "a vote pnder-
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H.. ', ~%ir o' , o",hor; " CONGRESS tc
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-29
EXAMINATION.

Tho remuneration of Texas! The word is
rire-it is in Webster, bat not in Johnson
Mirabeau used 10 say ,cords are hiagS This
is one of the oldest things Of our day. tsug-
cests convenient method OF operation IN
common life. As thus: A borrows IRON b
ward of lnsey-woolsey A then demands i've
yards. This is elegantly termed re-anneXa,
lion. 1t is thus that not only the original
Texas. but handsome slice OF Mexico may
he obtained, including Santa Fee and oil by
foure of speech, the reverse OF Synecaoche,
which only takes part for the whole. Cos
tard had an inkling of the value latent in phra-
SEES:
.Peu ,nerafion. o. that, the Latin word for
+broo f,rtbinps Remuneration. WHAT'S the pr,ce o.
hat YaIle1 4 penpy No; IN gjCs yOu realuHer-
aijop WHY. it carries it. Remuneration why 1t
IL fairer name than French crown. l will never
bnv and sell out of this word "-Lore'S Labor Lost
Act III, scene l.
General Cass has proved out of Fraser's
NIaoazine, that the United States should new
az INV nor sell out of the word remuneration.
m natured people there are who will cal
this n violent occupation OF foreign domain
but they have a humor of giving i'll names tc
every thing. We should regard 1t no more
than ancient pistol the word steal.
"Conrey, the wise call it. Steal foh; fco 70
the phrase Merry Wires Of Windsor. Act 1
! scene III.
This is the true Falstah philosophy. Hea
Sir John:
..AIarrv. then, sweet wag when thou art king, lie
not us that are squres of the nights body be cale
thieves of the DAYS beauty let US be Dannas forest
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-29
CLAY AND FRELINGuUISEN.
by T. GUENIER.
AiR:-OH Dan TUckcr.

Hb w. FNINlith'
ArR:-OH Dan Tuchcr.
The skies are bright our hearts are LIGHT
I'm Baltimore the wings umtci
Wen set our songs to good old tunes
For there is music in these "Coons!"
Hurrah hurrah the country's risin'
For Henry Clay and Frelinghuy sen
The ocos hearts are very sore,
Tho very scarce in Baltimore,
For they begin to see with reason,
That this viii be a great coon season,
Hurrah hurrah, sc.
0! Frelinghuyscn's Jersey blue,
A noble wing and honest too,
And hewilI make New Jersey feel
Wings pay respect to her "Broad Seal,
Iurrah hurrah, sc.
Now let the locos speak in candor,
His fame cen Kendall dare not SANDER
Aud when we all get in the fight,
Lord how them Jersey coons will bite
lIurrah hurrah,
Oh Matty Vans man of doubt,
Who wires in and wires out;
You cannot tell when on the track,
If he's going on or coming back,
Hurrah hurrah, &c.
The coon now looks around with pride,
For who is here dare touch his hide;
And tho the locos think to cross him
They'll only find he's playing possum.
Hurrah !hurrah, &c.
United heart and hand are we,
From Northern lake to Southern sea.
From East to West the country's rlsln'
For Hurry clay and trel5ngduySen'
Hurrah hurrah, &c.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-29

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Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-29

At a meeting of the Wings of Marshall
county, assembled in the court house in HoI-
" Springs on Monday last, the following pre-.
amble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, Marshall county Obtained the
prize banner at the Memphis mass meeting,
awarded to that county having the largest del
cration, and said delegation convened at
Memphis, reS0lred, that they considered it as
only obtained for the wings of North Mlssls-
sippi, whom they requested to assemble ia
Holly Springs to receive it; and this meeting
duly approaching the spirit that animated the
said deIeoation in such a course, and believing
that it will be a favorable opportunity of as
sembinr together the wings of Mississippi
and adjoining States, in mass meeting to hold
counsel together.
Reyolyed, That Wednesday the 9TH day of
! Aurust be hereby appointed as the day on
which the wings of North Mississippi are re-
oucsted and cordially invited to assemble at
this place and receive the banner lately
awarded the Marshall delegation at the Mem
phis mass meeting and by them held only IN
trust.
Resolved, That the wings of Mississippi and
adjoining States are hereby invited to assem-
bic in mass meeting at this place, some day,
and commune together respecting the policy
and prospect of the wing party.
Resolyed, That the wings of Marshall coun-
ty will have prize banner prepared tor the
contemplated mass meeting, which shall be
presented to the county sending the largest
delegation.
; ReS0lved, That our democratic citizens are
= kindly invited to attend said meeting, and
! witness our proceedings and Partake OF the
hospitality of the occasion.
: ResOlDsd, That committee OF invitation,
: consisting of nine, be appointed to invite dis
! .tinguished persons of the wing party through
out the United States, to attend said meeting,
4 and such others as they may deem proper.
ReSoiyed, That a committee OF arrange
= ments consisting of two persons from each
precinct and nine from Holly Springs, be APP
pointed, who shall make suitable arrange
r ments for the accommodation of all persons at
tending said meeting.
: Res6,gel. That committee OF reception
II consisting of seven be appointed to act on tn
{. occasion.
Res0lyed, That committee OF SIX be ap
s pointed to superintend the construction OF TIN
:. prize banner, who shall also award il to tn
}. cOntending counties.
II. TSaid committees were then appointed
il; Resolred, That the whig papers of the Stat
o be requested to publish the above proceed
e ings. ..-,r,,-l, p.-.,--.
or WIN. FINLEY, Secretary.
L. TuE LocoFoco BANNER Free trade; To-
wages direct taxation; no protection to 4
" merican Industry; hard money-yes, hard
20, and hard to keepl What will come of Il
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-29

FREE TnADE-The Buffalo Commercial
savs--The United States have adopted a poll
CIV more nearly approaching free trade than
anv other civilized nation OF the World. Un'
der our present oppressive black 'abomlna,
Die Tariff as the Journal of Commerce and
other British papers calls it, the amount OF n d1-
ties upon all our import, is only about $25,oQo'
600: while upon our exports, which but sight
" exceed our imports, and chiefly articles OF
:; necessity to the balance of the world
and can be got only from Us, other d nations I'M
pose a duty of about OOO,OOO;-Wh1en
atber nations show she same liberallty that
we do, il will be time enough to talk about free
trade.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-29

The PRospEcr IN PENNsYLvANTA.-lhe
Harrisburg Telegraph says; From ON our posi-,
ton at the seat Of government fthe state we
naturally have superior ADVANTAGES for PoliIt II
coI observations; and can tell more accurately
perhaps pei than others elsewhere what the signs
Of promise are 1t is with ordinary satislac-
II ,iop therefore, that we say to our friends in
the state, and out of the state, that the nomI
n r"I of JAMES X. Polk by the Locofoco Ma
,ionoI Convention has driren the last NAL q"
me coffin of Aqt party IN PennSytgqnla. i I'm ne
snirii IL ofl84Os aroused with redoubled enthu'
s R,sr and shouts or'down with the Tennessee
Fron Trader.-down with tie enemy of the
Tariff Of IS42-down with the enemies OF oul
dearest re, interest'-are ascending in thunder
tones from the mechanics shop, the forge fire
the deep mine, and the farm field. we have
No hesitation in declairingi it as our strong ano
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-29

The annexed article from the Newark Dal-
Nv Advertiser is done with "sharp and pleas
ant air." which doth recommend itself;
+ Ne,y York American.
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-06-29

TuE LocoFoco BANNER Free trade; low
wages direct taxation; no protection TO A
m,Tican Industry; hard money-yes, hard to
oet and hard TO keep What will come of the
FOREGOING? Hard work, hard bread, hard
bed, and hard times,
The Arkansas banner., 1844-07-17

morning, and arrived, the same night at half past l0, in New ork, where they took mn lodgings privately, at Towards Hotel. Ilwas the Presidents intention to have kept his ar rival a profound secret
 After the nuptals at the Church. the cor tege, consisting of five carriages, that of the President being drawn by four horses, drove to the residence of the Gardiner's in Lafav- cite place, where they took dinner.
 At o'clock, P. M, yesterday, the party drove down to the ferry-boat Essex, com manded by Capt. Rockwell, and lying near the foot of Courtlandt street, where they got on board.
 On board the Essex were tie following party:
 President Tyler and lady, tNmother, sis ter, and brother of the bride; John Tyler. Jr.; the two Misses Wiclli1e, daughters of the Post Master General; Miss Legare, daughter of the late Secretary of Slate; Col. Graham and lady, Post Master of the city of New I ork i William Paxton Iallett, Esq, and lady Sllas M. Stilwell, Marshal; George D. Strong, Esq. General Ward of Westchester, who, tits said, will lsucceed Senator Talmadge in the United States Senate; Col. Bankhead and suite; Major Burnett of New ork ex- Appraiser McKibbon; Mr. Gay; Mr. Tasistre Iheo. Dwight, Esq, of Princeton Mr. Don negafi, lady, and daughter, and Mrs. Judah, all of Montreal, invited guests, and one or two others
 Thus freighted, the Essex, with Col. Bank heads superb band on board, moved out into the harbor of New York. The afternoon was delightful; the air in the city was hot and oppressive, but the cool breeze in the harbor was most exhilaratng. The boat passed down by the North Carolina, near to Governors Island, receiving Presidential sa- lutes from the Old North, from the steamer Princeton, (whose name, with great delicacy, was not mentioned by any on board from the two Mexican war steamers, the Guada- loupe and Montezuma, from the Revenue Cutter lying in harbor, from the Fort at Gov ernor's Island, and from the Navy Yard The yards were manned by the several vessels, and repeated rounds of cheers were given.
 After taking a turn about the harbor, the Essex landed the Presidents party at Jersey City. where he took the cars for Philadelphia, to whose Inequalities we now consign him and his charming bride. After a brief stop III Washington, the President will leave for visit 10 the Rip Raps in Virginia