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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

a-J- Baltimore COnycntion.-Thc Central Clay
Committee have the pleasure report TO Their friends wao
may he disposed attend the great Convention To be he'd ~
the city o Ba,lnlc on the FIRST May next that they have
concluded nm agreement WIKI the Camden and Ambgy Raj
Road Company To carry the Delegates the city oi Phade
PIN. the second rlnss Tor two dollars ana twenty-five
cents. Music md banners free -, ;,
ncnn viii I've IN attendance the Central Clny Rcndn.
Room III .,ro1ay enrol Delegates ana obtaG tickets
The same Committee ias made similar arrangements for tho
conveyance of Delegates from Philadelphia 10 Baltimore at
$50 each WY.
On behalf of the Central Clay. Committee; ,,,,.
J: +. CLARKS0N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

Y Z
! 80 West Washington Place. -,
The undersigned thankful Tor the degree Of dstinsu he, t-
vuT winch has already attended HER enterprise aud eev-
ns that their general principles VfnS rucon and discipline 4re
r Tie appreciation oil the community, respectfully
invite The attention parents and paulnn the ocaton. the
pian and the excellent character OF the Institution under Their
raj departments of English French and Classical earng to-c-
her the advantages OF public and private elucap ,ty
have located ihe School contiguous 10 GGeenwch and ca
and yet So near Washington Square accommodate Their
patrons ol that immediate nelehbIrtotd.
Terms of tuition wary from 10 to s2U per quarter
Junior Class Of boys under ten OF viii be Termed
enry in the ensuing Spring. lSAAt ". ~ llisj,
IlfNWSSSIn GEO. W.CLAkktI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
Opening OF the WING Campaign.

To THE WINGS OF THE UNION:
The DEMOCRATIC WING GENERAL COMMITTEE ofthe City
of New York announce their fellow Wigs throughout the
State and Union that NATIONAL HALL in CANAL STREET has
been engaged by the Committee. and will be kept during
the year the House OF RCccpuo: in this City 1s m polt
ca. friends aud brethren from other States Reading Room
with Com.,tca Room attached which vii lr oIcn
day and evening Sundays excepted has been prepared undc
the direction Of tie Committee and placed Under the charge Of
EpwIS WILLIAMS Esq. 10 whom all communications ala.
paI,cfs intended Tor the 'WmG READING Room, NATIONAL
HAIL. will be addressed Brother Wings OF every State.
tender yo! TIE night hand Of fellowship and hearty welcome
New York. April L. 1874. By order.
y. B0WDITClI BLUNT. Chairman.
.IoSErg r. rIRSsoS. Secretaries,
J. II. HOBART EAws ''''esS"
NIB The Wing papers throughout the Union request
ed to COPY apis I'LL myI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

u a man named Robert Parker, engaged at
Bushnell's Coal Mine, near Pittsburg, was killed
on Monday morning, by the cars coming in con-
tact with each other, crushing his lead, and ex-
posing the cerebcllum which caused instant death.
He was young man aud without family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

condition. and of finding ourselves restored 10 some
thing like equality intercourse with the healthy
IL sou. Tic bes, ard highest must ever he select
ed from among the healthy and the happy-irom
among those whose conditions OF being are the most
perfectly fulfilled; but, wi;hou; aspiring to their
consumma,e privileges, we feel ourselves abundant
" blessed in such partial emancipation as permits
us on occasion, and without shame, 10 join their
GLORIOUS company"
When so much nanc mcdiocrity that passes for
Religion gets published and even read on the
merit of its sanctty, is it possible that such a
work as this should not have atcast ten thousand
readers among us Tho volume is beautifully
printed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

D:~ Public Rending Room of the Central
Clay Committee open from A. NJ to9P NJ ut III Broadway
The friend, of Henry Clay from all parts Of the tn9n aTe re-
spectuly invited the where they VIII ma some
of the members of The Centrn Committee, and all time, the
polite superintendent Mr. John Detz aud Thomas Vaughan
give them Wing welcome to cur CITY.
~ b. The Central Clay Committee Invite correspondence
with the Clay Clubs of the State mud Union.
nplS 2w+ JAS KELLY. Chm com. of arrangements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

IyENHY CIAY-Thc subscriber will issue or about the
from life The work executed by [. C. NRlohT, Esd. ui'
artist unpu.c, in skill and taste works oil Tins nature.
The head be IN size about ore inch and halt the medal
about inches In diameter. made from Silver and Droate
and nlso of white metal nppruachin. Silver the reverse
will be contained several prominent epocs III his eventc
history.
pcrc correct and vulusbe kces OF this great Orator ana
Patriot the hands of all who feel deep interest III the policy
which hls so omnently distinguished his publ lie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
WINDOw.SHADE DEPOT,

,n ooo M96f!lTiF E 81 FrG sifbE1Hfs. b.cDe
NEUtt5O vie the Hltcn;on OF the public - enc % the
t SPLENDID asspents OF shades that ever could be collect
If reibr Mi hnyinE been painted b. gr;sD Of acknowledged
roIrat.nn we would inform tire public that We hive 40
agents nor can shades be bong Of any her place Is we
never sy or shades be hawked round By dry goods nor
.nnc den lers or any other people who judges We
hf bruy prrtlcsi and all Shades beng painted
uer on. personn directions, sufficient guarantee Of having
good article Sida. painted To any pa',et and wnied
IN wash and mol 20 carl 81 crack Signs banners md nero
ro as done - styc not - be surpassed by any other 60
nb >hrcnt Tunmnys of all mis-, whclesa'c nli .riii
fiO Am BiRfDi. & De MALAY
N-OTICE-The subscribers have formed ccpr, tnefsp -
y the Transaction OF ITO Whnenlc Grocery Conl sion
bu-nc-s No 81 Water cei three docr, beog CesI 9 SIP
nndsr lie firm OF CASE HOWELL & CCgS1CCk.
Tc,y-T ork .nrl -. iS1. NJ. l.. CASE,
(Ofthe late firm Of Case I: u, le; schenec,ady.l
elea+ n. COMSTOCk. Jr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

Gs- Delegates 10 BaltlmOre'-Ata meeting OF the
Delegate, 10 the Baltimore Mas Convention convened ut
Broadway House "Wednesday evening, April Eth ncrccabiy
10 the recommendation of the Democratic Wing Young Mems
General Committee j. y. REYNOLDS. Esq. called to
the Chair aud ions T. DODGE appointed Secretary was
RsOieed That such WARDS have not yet met pc request
e TO call meetings for the purpose OF selecting Eeie:ateS To W
Wing Young Mems Convention nj Baltimore nnd that such
Delegates requested meet Mt National Hall on Hnaay
rninr i INST clock for the purpose OF organzntion
and that the Wnr Committees be requested ~ hand III ct that
time the lists of Delegates appointed m each Ward -
C.SJrrd That e nLoye resolution Ire published in MI the
Wing pnpers. D. y. Rl.lNcl-DS Chaitiini.
joins T. DODGE. Secretary. alo4t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

ENlRTH & HALL No Frarkln..guere have constantly
INSTRUMENTS ofa kinds: PIANO FORrES OF different
style, and nis GUT AIRS from the hest Spanish patterns,
for winch they have received premiums from the American In
tic MI other naker aud Of very superior tone ana
stye finish FLUTES. OF MI kinds ard finish Tor which they
have al,u received repeated premiums CLA IiONETS kENl
BUGLES. CORNOPLONS. TROilBuNES, c,c: al of thei
kinds Of MuSICAl. INsTRLMENdS EElE Ny reeeiy
the HUTCHINSON FAMILY; also, BER1l MS METH
CD for the PIANO; also. the oRPllElS CT EE EOok, be
Ing coluc,un OF gecs for Tour male with accom-
panucn selected aud compiled from the bes, Gc1nan aad En-
gsh authors. by AUSTIN PHILLIPS. Price One Dollar PEI
set Merchants and the Musical community generally. are e
.,rr,fi,lly invited - call mlttt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

hS-To the Delegates to tie Baltimore Con-
vcntion.-The Central Clay Committee OF Newly ORR have
appointed the undersigned Committee make arrangements
the enrolment OF Delegates for this City and State, to the
Young Meas Clay Convention be hex! the City OF Balt
more the 81 May And also 20 negotiate with the
Steamboat and Railroad Companies tho route TO obtain the
most favorable terms of transportation.
Suitable arrangements Will be concluded III few days to
convey by steamboat otherwise, Baltimore
may apply BY letter addressed the subscribers in this City.
enclosing ten dollars which will passage through TO
Baltimore and back, provided Sufficient number make cafIy
application This conveyance Will be b, stcaboa; through
70 Baltimore. Arrangements also progressing for the
safe conveyance of those that MAJ pei! the Railroad Line
Application be made the undersigned above stated
enclosing the ike % ten dollars and ;e difference may be
adjusted By the Delegates when they arrive in person ind OBJ
,;r .lc;- tickets j. F. GARRISON,
II. o. ROBERTS.
NR-he Presidents Of the several Clay Clubs and A:socia
lions are particularly requested to furnish list OF Delegates
from their Wards the earliest possible moment that suitable
arrangements may be made Tor then accommodation
np6 lwdS,3tlwtln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

- The SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER for
April is good number, but ii opens with petit
logging defence Of that prcjmnent National villa
ny, the denial OF copyright 10 the Authors OF other
lands whose works we see fit To reprint and read.
We like free discussion; but we 10 think the Editor
the Messenger, who is himself on the right side
as upright man can hardly fail TO be, overslralns
courtesy in giving place TO such an article.
We rejoice that the Messenger is fearless Re-
viewer. Such works are needed. Tennyson's Po-
ems are severely handled-wc think too severely
und Sawyer's Life OF Randolph is cudseled as it
seems to deserve 10 bc,-We trust the Messenger
has many bright day in prospect.
Ey TRAVELS IN THE CALiroGSiAs, and scenes
in the Pacific Ocean, by THOMAS ]. FARSHAM, Part
Ill. has just been issued by Saxton 81 Miles. Ii
IS mainly devoted to spirited history of the settle
men, OF California, and the Missions established
t!eIcin. One more number completes the wo:k.
Coke NURSERY TALES: With illustrations:
So nkalt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

rI'EAs.-9Q0 chest. Soncl9ng: 2cO half chests do
4 $50 halfclests Ming Yor. SoUchoGg.
NJ do Cnper SonrhOnc.
20 Chsis ins iiOhce powchong.
~ lnncz hoSes fine Mohee Souchons.
100 chests Tyson.
u fancy hoNes Iyson, fire.
100 chests Yong Tyson.
30 hnifcie-is do
400 chest, Tyson Skin.
30 hnlf cIsrt superior CunpOwdcr.
- do 30 Imperial
All country packed and Of late importation:
For sale By GRlNNELL. MLNTIIRN y 20
d. IS South street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

rox!c NURSERY TALES: With illustrations
80 II. l..,;!e Red Riding Hood.
III. l;lIe Beard.
~. Beauty and tie Beast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,

COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
No. 43 } ohnstreet.
l,LIIOT. BURNAP & BABCOCK arc constantly .ng'
L. Piled with large md general assortment OF pArnhs,
n. lubbaIds coorcd Pspers, great variety; bosnn .ep
penae rapen, Of superior ayaty Bq1k snh New, pfn,mg
Cn Letter Folio Post and Blank Book IaperH P'n!cIs
ClCtbers and CnIpct-naksts Press Bogus, pyus:s n,
Nsie and Cloth Papen; Binder, and IruIA boards Se'h
| ing and Wrapping Papers. &c. &c.
fnper makers supplied with all kinds Of stock and materials
eN If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
as Inn

LNAIRBANKS'S PATENT PL ATF0RM SCALES.-Ihf
manufactures nave brought these Balances 10 very gicA
degree al perfection and their y1rou, modicltoi nave
adapted them NIL the purposes for winch heavy trarcte'
nre required by weight In the MECHANICAL con icu ca.
trkcn to secure STRENGTH. DURABILITY and ACCt
RACY-accumry not merely ~ spcchc point hni 10 ~
md throughout the entire range from the lowest TO The nigh
est capacity OF the Balance. -,
Thee scales keep their adjustment perfectly. never liable
arrangement and seldom tn expense Tor Iepnrs lhtl
me IN use IN the Railroads IN the United StlS. aid ~
of them they have been long m the operation beng
perfect 50 ni,o the Dormant and Portable Scales l' weiS
Ing merchandise. Merchants and others who have mad them
in constant for OF years testify ~ Their unborn
accuracy mud tine fact thai they appear unaffected ny wear
extensively used, both warehouses aud pubic rail
E!bN AltU FELL. 40. iatt stict'' ,,,t!!!
90 cody j. W. TilORNE, No. us Broad street. n. V
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

HAS REMONED.-J.k X. lark, only true ceelFntcd Ash!
improved Manifold Letter Writer has removed from his org
nal Depot No 81 Johnstrcet to No 50 Nassau, one door be-
low Ninnlen Lane. right hand side going down.
r. PAKKS only tue celebrated highly improved Mimi
d fold Letter Writer1hs nrtice produces Letter md Dn
pcn,c u the same time without the OF iHk-ye TN
resemblance i, 30 near ttut scarcely be detected.
j. +. Park would refer his friends andh pubic genemy 10
the New York press winch with praise al The vGst I'M
movement he has nude the above article and invites theta
10 call and examine the assortment he has on haa
and conyncc themselves ni the utility and cheapne,s OF the
above article which h. .cs 81 cent cheaper than cnn ~
boz s csey here his Stationery and pncrt Blink l'noh
and Rank 4rrf lcp1 81 John street doors below Nsssau
y B.-1'hs Writer watnnet TO bear the change OF any
climate Rnd viii neither smut rub off. at the same me
l,n. ll lie halr robes The pen lao 2El j. X PARk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

n The trial of John Wade for burglary came
off in Providence Thursday-not guilty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

rEIHE ANNUAL. DIVIDEND seven per cent? on the
stock OF the First I>yceum Village and Berea Seminary
will pc paid holders demand. after the lst day Of May
tocAhDdcr5 tins City paid at a D. Marvin SID 3laceD
Lane, corner Water st.
We learn that Stockholders in Bo-t0n Hartford Troy.
Ph.ndelphin will bs paid the usun places in their
slrrf ulI w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

IRON AND STEEi-Bar Band Hoop and Scroll lroa
4 Braziers Spike Nut and ioHe Nul Rrds Spring Cast,
El,nr German and Shea: Steel! With full assortment oil al
Oher art!c!ts IN their line. Tor sale by .,,o,-r
l.nll John
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
THE TRIBUNE.
Literary Notices:

Iur rs Tx SICK ROOM Essays by HARRIET MARTIyEAr ;
/. FoLLgS. Il vol. Emo. Up. 2a Boston: l.. {.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

rErHE UNCOMFORTABLE LESSONS b one tho
Z roughly qualified IN the system Of lNEMDNNS tangt
by Prot; Gouraud will be given 10 individuals de,roUs OF
more and perfect command Of the system than can he
acquired IN public class The advertiser having devoted
much and unm ted attention, w be enabled 10 impar
perfectly ~ short :ne. children OF suitable and
nbil For further information address G. H.. Tribune OF
fee Term, reasonable and highest Recommendations gwen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

(,LOTHs. DAMAsKs. &c.-WM NJ TITUS, No. 20
- eNvctroet, Offers for .u!c reasonable terms. the ici-
lowing Goods. viz: -,
reeIs Rnnets . inch Gros de Maple Silk assorted cn"s;
French English und American Cloths, MaznrDe Blue.
Dark Blue Black Light Green Pearl Silver and .Fawn Drub
low qualities to tine.
Al,o Wor.tei Pushes Furniture Dimtes Burleps. Sheet,
Aiso BILLIARD CLOTHS. apeo lw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22
CHEAP CASH BOOKSTORE.

No. Park R0s opposite Tie .istor House.
THE Subscribers have lut received their Spring supply OF
L BOOKS ard STATIONERY. and oiet the following
for sale al low prices; or CASH OF approved paper.
Embracing collection OF standard authors N every
department OF Literature. Anencan and British Poets History
Biography. Travels Fiction, Classics. Theology, Sciences
sc. &c.
IIBgARIEs.-pubc Private Ship and School District. fur
nishct the most liberal terms.
SCHOOL. BOOKS.
The approved Editions, English and Classical; Text
Books for Colleges aud Academies. Public Institutions sup
pied with every School BooSs the most favorable
igr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

HOUSE URNrTITRE SALES AND APPRAlSEMENT
AS it requires SKILL Judgment and experience to conduct
my branch Of business with the management oil sales o.
Furniture Auction. full satisfaction IN owners rs vel
buyers the undersigned beng fully nster oi nI th0e gnl!
cnons yyll Sales OF Furniture rcn-
sonnbe terms and to sntsfy employers satisfactory security
will BE- giye that all sales SMALL ind sill he. promptly settled
Particular attention paid To the Apprn-cmont o, Furniture 10
Io;e!s Private Dwellings Any communication lei' a No
l. Couranit II " ek-r will BE- promptly attended TO-
NM 2nwfnn%D MICIlI. nENnY. Aucti0neer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

These are travestleS IN verse Of the old child
stories. We don't like the sort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

DOAkD-Fur three s;aGie gentlemen may b. rad
nn,y - Il En-t Broadway parlo' and osltoon SUIT
a''e 'V' MS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-22

1t is The prcroga,ive of the healthy and happy
10 give pleasure wherever they 20; II Is the worst
humiliation and grievance Of The suffering thai they
cause suffering. 10 the far-sceing Invalid, who is
aware not only Of this mediate effect but OF It's re-
mote consequences, this is the most affecting feature
Of his condition. If we can, by any management,
evade this liability, have cause 10 be grateful
indeed II, by submitting ourselves TO I'LL soiening
and ennobling influences, we can so nonnsh ana
educc the immortal part ofoursei'cs as 10 suoduc our
own Conflicts, and present our active ana ENJOYING
aspect TO those who visit US, we are aoSo!'eu ifoni
'he worst penalties OF our state. H. as years pass
On, We find ourselves sought from the impulse oil
Inclination we'll from the strinsency oil duly
u we are permitted to gee faces light up from ours
and hear The music Of mirh succsed 10 the low seri
Gus tones Of sympathetic grectng-we may let our
hearts bound with the assurance that all is wen
with us. When we cannot refuse 10 sec that child
ren come to us eagerly, and that our ripper com,
psnions stay late by our sofa, and come again and
AGAIN. till nothing short Of duty calls them away any
one might envy the feelings with which we lie
down again in our solitude. We are not proud, like
The young beauty with her conquest over hearts, or
like the political or literary hero with his sway
over the passions or the reason but we clate-
and not without cause-ela,e in our privilege of an
mhalng the constraint and dstastc inspired by our
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-07-19

The LAsT.-It is now fashionable to say
and to write, Congress a,e in session. In for
mer times, when there was more unanimity in
that now wrangling body, John Randolph,
Senator Robins, and the best scholars Of the
day, wrote Congress is in session - but
now, as the times are altered, and as whis
Senate, and Democratic House Of Represen-
tatives, are two distinct bodies, with distinct
interests and objects, it is proper 10 say Con.
gress are 10 session.
This is an improving world, and has whims
very like individuals. We expect very soon
TO bear such conversation as the following:
Are Congress in session g.
sit are !"
"Is you a member of that n,e Congress- 2"
swell, l are! :"
We don't blame Kit North for going to a
fashionable ball, and trying 10 faint, that she
might be carried out! Congress are in ses.
sion. We come down.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-07-19
A PR0CLAMATIOY
FARE REQuCEn

"HEREAs, I CAPT. JIM, Ian, J.
w offood to the hungry and es astf r
weary, as well as thorn" to the drv bs ,ias
possession ofthat large and commcJons y aid
Second street, Bloomington Iowa forne,l, I ~
dence of His Hon J. Williams do h1siy ls
and make known to the world lha, ~. n..y dt'
red at the sign of Capt Jim, to aceom NM nus lq
who may call upon me, in a so,issc,o avose u'
otherwise they go scot free. Tia, ,h;s ., aalA1
may the more fully prove true, he,ehy as","a
makeknown that the following are nv ,ha ,oa's
Of which the best the market can sao,l sra,.'
Single meal Nv '1 ~
Board per day, witllcdging II
Three days, per day, "a
Per week coz"
One horse feed !"
Horse per night q
~ :, week sS
All other bills in proportion. I, tbe :,lt.
Jim do hereby further declare, to those iphl,S
me for eating, sleeping, drinking, or uroO n,t
of any kind whatsoever, that unless thew con-,
ward Immediately and make settlement Na
Scott was never in Scotland if don't serd ,ms
bic after them to bring them to star" 50 lnl
for Matthews or Musgaave.
Thankful for past favors, he homes 70 r,,es,
share OF public patronage corresponding vihLa
forts to minister to the tastes and renderrmhuE
chose '" iIo may favor HIM with their pa,rcr,re
CAPT. JIM pARME
bloomington, July 7, lS43.-6.n
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-07-19
No TINE FOR SwPPP1Ne HORSES.

No TINE FOR SwPPPINe HORSES.
capital story, although an old one, was re-
Gently related at political meeting in
Philadelpi Ila. 1t was told for the purpose
Of mak!dg point against one Of the ma
ny candidates for the Presidency but is a
good story even " hen robbed of its polit-
ical leaning. An Indiana man was travel
ling down the Ohio on steamer, with a
mare and two year old colt, when by a
sudden careen Of the boat all three were
tilted into the river. The hoosier, as he
arose putting and blowing above water,
caught hold Of the tail of the colt, not hav-
ing a.doubt that the natural instinct of the
animal would carry him ashore. The old
mare took bee line for the shore, but
the frightened colt swan Justify down the
current with. its owner still hanging
fast. Let 60 of the colt and hang on to
the old mare, shouted some Of his friends.
Phree, booh!' exclaimed the hoosier,
spouting the water from his mouth and
shaking his head like a Newfoundland
dogs it's all d-n fine your telling me
TO let 60 the colt, but TO a man that cant
swim this amt exactly the time for swap
ping horses =
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-07-19
$50, . -,o,, 5 !, -ur DE-. Morrrs. The

e. N.vraxrror or THE DEs MONIES. -The
ST. Louis New Era says The steamer
lola. Capt. Devinney, started from TINS
city about three weeks since. with car
90 Of assorted merchandise for Fort Rae
coon. some three hundred miles up the
Desmoines river, Iowa. The boat return.
ed last evening, and we learn from her Of
ficers that they succeeded in reaching the
Fort with less difficulty than was expect>
ed. Fort Raccoon is some distance high
er up the river than any steamboat he's ev-
er gone before. and the appearance ef the
lola was hailed at Keosauqua, Fort Des-
MONIES, Ottumwah and number Of other
points she passed, as the harbinger OF
wealth and prosperity TO that county
The lola visited and discharged portions
Of her cargo at Fort Desmoines, keosau-
qua, Ot.umwal Fort Raccoon. and 'eve-
raj other points above what has been here
to(ore considered the head Of steamboat
navigation. Among her freight was
steam engine and machinery for Touring
mill, which is being erected at Ottumw an
She also carried up some machinery Tor q
steam saw mill which is in state Of COM
pletion at Keosauqa. Capt. Desinney
thinks he could have assembled $50 miles
farther had not The river commenced fall
ing and for fear of being detained he was
compelled TO return. From Fort Des-
moines to the mouth Of the river. on his
return, the soundings were never less
than two feet in the channel, and the ive'
was not considered very full. New Era