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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-16

LIST OF LETTERS
remaining in the Post Office in MiddIebury VI
Sept. Both, 1874:
Atwoo Miss Alzina Hall Elias
Barker Russell kiuman David Esq.
Brown Mrs Eliza Keith Leonard
Case Abel p. McRemney2
Clark Julius Esq. Lengby Miss Mary
Conlin Barney McNsnney Thomas
Dean Carlton 5. Mcclellan Magsrett
Davis Chrisby Morgan Mrs Adeline A.
Ester Warner May DIR. Jesse
Field Winslow Mullen George
FIsgg VIM. Nu,ting Mary NJ.
Fitch w. Hipsibith Otis Albert H.
Forbes w. Eunice Peck Elihu p.
Foster Miss Helen Rosenstraus Mr..
Goodnough Francis Scott Reu' Jonas
Grain John Sergeant Ssmual
Gregory Miss Ellen Stockwell Miss Ruth
Hopkins Mrs F. w. Scribner s. r.
Hawkins Mrs Lucy Lonely Miss Mary
Hier Eber Thomas Mrs Harriet
Hilbert Mons Hilbaire James Weaver
House Miss Julia AnnWilson VIM
Holt Harvey Wainwright George
Hyar Miss M. W. Walker Henry w.
CHARLES BOWEN. Pm.
Tackle Blocks.
One pair large sire superior article, for sale by
A. FRANCIS.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-10-16

a Irue copy OF Record,
Attest ]. 5. BUSHNELL, Register. p
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-21
CLAY oLuB MEETING.

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-21
WING PRINCIPLES.

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-21

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-21

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was.
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a Ger atnly
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4 Lady 30, moi 3, present. an oLl,
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al novelty. Lafmsy AMIR -a1in 4 frlnR,
p OF arhHrta iears. W. perceive. IA uf3t
pear. s~ee. pretty ia. ma IN.
Squire. Bot ra'her scfubby, shaJl.
ghluk, lof the eyes
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-21

4, nahi LAsp-la the R.is.ssas. Ga, cs,sne,l
sss insr.aased . Fs-s.~ssssa ~ 90 .ttrs
- 90 Lesss'urr TIE s~s.sss q, ne
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-21

iioN AT skA Bal faa s.~.. b.
'as 1e~n cha .los.eey n, H., -. : -
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sas~rs. s.s4s ~ 3D.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-21

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-21

Fiction ~ CABIN. w. ~. g..
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svoe-.sfal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-21

IN
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-21

49,. 9H 80 Auua aH.at ln~Hi Ht 80
IL .aaf III asYer 49, IS boom, stt - = ou-
> n. ~
sasam. Certain y--5s all n.cana. n
10 na4fn4ae. aa.'s.a. tbrru hss Dcsu
goat dear. a ser, great deal ia.cea.
rs sea.an and sesrraI usw Isurrs nave
Zen 4atraIucc s. "a meet ihc demand '"f
lssAlouaaie tlbalaliuu
LAZY. Aad a. 10 ,Hc French s' .e'
SBo4ta. Gefs4uIs --aI coarse. ''a az"
rhes eaec. "a lie faue'le H"'r' ''t
instance. Is an arIeIr iar ine i'r"-A a.
.H.r.e8 \ b.aes cf-I'c, ~ press. aiaPi
81 TO he pfe.aaJ .sIc ui moor"iug
make. e. ,sfs 81 n5fc. sad interesting
laaY due 50 li d.ses.sir
saspm husld yo1 ai.os mr, ma'am
10 CO. Oh jrrs,'
squire. loa had letter ca, me OF
6rst.
Shopn. Certainly sir--by AL means.
OIL w would prefer a velvet -- ,na 'a'u
+ Lady Is IL proper, III, 60 mo1ru go
seI.el'
SboPm. > qu.al--ceriaiaiy. Just
coming Ia. -No~ .hcrt'ss very 0ch rn-
- ia. Genos--and a sr5cndij back.
Ne ca 1t he LptVrS 81 $40.
LAZY. very expensive 90 counsel
saorm. nsk e.gh.sva smlnues q
yard. aaa superb qua.its 90 short, 30 tor
Inc h.ua,aa,~.l siyIe e. jome.uc calAm.
lst.
s5gire Whereby. suppose. sorrow
se,s moreAal.eruu~ a, ID goes Upward ID
I85leg
saap.n. CcruaI,-vcs, sr-by al
neans-a Ie4.ia hu,r texture. 10,
aioafn ~ Of pl,, people o., very coarse
very - lule d.Terea, from ,bat ol per
sous ol qaaay Canvas, Zoo Grape sir
i Lsdt. 10 bc sure % IS, AuI a. @,
ne cnauxe ~ drcas, e,r ] suppose you
at~a greu ,arels cd matt u.oumlngi
>asPa- - nuua'. rae .-fgtH sock
10 Town. sui. AL baIt. sod qlArc cr
and - 4asu.f noptu,pg. snaaci oI. d
E ] nay ~ .. ll1e a. luI,a 5000 dfa~tug
rom gf.rt pronounce .p i.c 81 -u.e,l
ou~pee q. gteL
Il. lpsi, -. piel-r 80 e, see Sc.
soae IA dsotuiog.
ShoFa. CERTAINLY. iiul ihr Gentle
man opposite .aPefinle 'ds the lntcrnc-
daase Soffos Department.
squire. Nhat, The young fellow on
der N peppef-anj-'slii
Shapm. fes' 81, the sutt or gray
lCails sefoss) df Dave, sho~ The Neu-
Irli Luis!
he S4olte aud his Lady cross the
SHOP aad 'ase seals vs. VS. hr base.
~ho ahrci' Inc ien'i's rather than The
solemn
shop. lou wish TO insPcc, some Hal
Mourning, Madam
La, les-ihe newest patterns
shoPn. Precisely --n the sccond
siege oil distress Is sacn. Maan. a.
low nc 10 recommend tins ,siu-lnienJ.
CD iot 2iiri wnen o. ha' s"b'idcd,-4..e-
waited toa see, Va an, from a dead az.
10 aeti lead eoIot!
Sio'fe' - bi"ck morse a. eva e.
- ere. cue. alter he c''PPr1!
Sh"fta. EKaeiiy 50 sif. PausIan
novelty MSam lts CA cd Sell ei
"iiei' and "a very much ~oiu by ladies'
Oh CERTAIN asr, VINO ID not tntcud to
embrace ltS men SECOND time.
Squire. "a woman may nap, abou,
se'.n't
shopn. Exactly -, s,r.--or therea
bouts. n" bat ~hal some ladies', Ma,
am SCI IN lof soffo~ much earler-iu.
deed. Ia he pfitge al / n, Ia. ..4
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-21
TIE nnnsE OF NalkALNo

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on, do us IN gfex.-sn5 :, 80 -
into blark o,ora -. -. 3
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no nas.ens.t 81, - ~
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-21

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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
The Prisoners in Mexico.

The number of prisoners confined al
Perote who were taken at San Anto
MO, was SO. Santa Anna, by the rep
resentation of our minister, Hon. Wad-
dy Thompson, has liberated them all,
and wonld have freed all those taken at
Mier, at the same time, had not sixteen
of them, tired of confinement, made
their escape by digging hole through
the floor and foundation Of their pris-
IN
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
What Next7

We find the following palpable and
most outrageous falsehood going the
rounds of the loco foco press. The
Tracts alluded to. are the most infiuen-
tial political ,realises. ever published
and have done more to establish the
true principles of government than any
other publications. They tru'hiully
state and most potently vindlcale the
doctrines of the wings. and II is no,
wonderful that the loco focos should
not like them; but that they should en-
deavor to depreciate them by SANDER
ing their worthy author, was not look
ed for, from the bastard democracy, ev'
en-. These Tracts are published as
anonymous, and the only palliation thai
the fellow who first started the calum'
ny can plead, as we can see, is, that ne
was really ignorant of the name OF the
author. Mr. CoLTnN, the real author
stands too high in the estimation OF all
who know him, land is TOO worthy GER
,leman to be affected njuriously by such
peccadilloes. We pronounce the fol-
lowing which we clip from the Bloom
ington Herald, to be falsehood.
s.The author of the Junius Wing
tracts. which have been circulated
throughout the country the last few
months, has been indicted, tried and
found guilty of keeping a gambling
house, and fined $4,OOO.-Union De-
97lOpr0f.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
Lee County Coming.

We rejoice to receive such letters as
the following. Lee County, will. we
are confident, come out right side up,
yet. We understand that the West
Point Clay Club, had glorious meet
ing on the 9Th. Its President, we
learn, is good German, and we are
glad to perceive that this class of our
community are beginning 10 open their
eyes to see that loco focosm is no,
democracy. There are some choice
Wing spirits in Lee and we doubt no,
they will do their duty. We hope
that all the other counties will, like
Lee and Des Moines, establish Clay
Gibbs and circulate the Docu ments.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
From q CorresponGcnt.

WEST POINT, Lee County, May 8.
]. G. EDWARDS, Esd have a
few moments only TO write. l. is
sufficient, however, to inform you tina,
the Wings Of Lee are beginning TO rally
under the banner of the great states
man. We have 4 Clay Club in this
village numbering abour Sixty. Our
friends in Fort Madison have also or.
ganized Clay Club. which is large
and respectable il numbers and talent
We hope for more in this County, and
anticipate by concession and discussion
to be able to aHayal our local broils
and effect thorough Democratic
Wing organization, which, if effected
| am confident will enable the Wing:
of the Empire County to send up, il
solid phalanx, an entire delegation o
Whjps. 4+. 20 ~ e Y
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
THE GREAT CONVENTION.

Our paper is mostly taken up win
the proceedings Of the Baltimore Con-
ven.ion. The nominations will be re-
sponded to with enthusiasm by every
patriot in the land. Those proceedings
cannot be read through without send
ing a thrill Of Joy and gratitude through
every patriotic wing bosom.
Henry Clay, who has been calum-
mated by distinguished as well as un-
distinguished traducers, is coming out
Of the fiery ordeal like gold tried in the
furnace. His patriotic services are be.
ginning to be appreciated.
Theodore FreLinghuysen is the son
or grandson of poor German, who
came to New Jersey before the Revo'
luton, and in which he acted mos
conspicuous part. Theodore Freling
a,uysen is man and a christian, ant
against whose character, morally OF
politically, nothing can be said. Whe
Their in the Senate, or at the head o
the New York University-as states
man, civilian or philanthropist. he has
discharged all his duties faithfully, ant
is beloved by all who know him.
Such ticket cannot fai, TO obtain ;
large majority in its favor. Like ou'
revolutionary fathers, the late Balti
more WING Convention, with the vene
rable Ambrose Spencer at its head, re
cognized the necessity Of having thu
smiles and the countenance OF Jehoval
during its deliberations; and we verify
believe that He who does not let
sparrow fall to the ground without hi
notice, did take an interest in directIn!
those deliberations. We should be al
ATHEIST, not to think -. s#
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16


The GREAT WHrG CONVENTION OF
RATIFlcATIoN.-We have no room 10
give the glorious details Of this won.
derlul gathering. John NJ. Clayton
presided, assisted by twenty-five dis
tinguished Vice Presidents. The
crowd present is variously estimated
at from three to five hundred thousand.
Little Delaware got the Prize Banner.
1t was presented by Reverdy Johnson.
His speech was responded to by John
Nj. Clayton. Mr. Berrien read the
letter Of acceptance from Henry Clay,
and the shouts that succeeded were
tremendous. Mr. Webster was called
out by the thousands present, and made
a glorious and patriotic speech, in
which he pledged himself to do his
whole duly as Wing in the com.
ing CANVASS. Many other distinguish
ed gentlemen addressed the crowd. anc
Mr. Webster had to address the people
in other parts of the ground. There
never was such gathering before.
The Proceedings of this I'd day Con
ven,ion occupy ten columns of the lar
gest papers in the smallest type. We
will try and give view of the whole
in our next.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16

3 SENATOR NILES.-This insane
man has been.carried to Washington
-by some Of his keepers. who insist tina,
he should be permitted to take the oath
usually required of U. s. Senator's
The Senate, however, have very pru.
'densly appointed a committee of five
three Of whom we believe are loco 70
cos, 10 examine his case, and if the,
are not almost as insane as he is. they
will report him ineligible, and thu.
make il incumbent on the Legislator,
of Connecticut TO send another man.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-16
amDaign standard.

The editor Of the Iowa City Stan.
dard proposes TO issue his paper until
after the August election at the rate Of
fifty cents per copy. We hope tina,
every wing in the second District may
become a subscriber.