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CITY DRUG STORE.
NEW ESTABL S II VI E N T !.
3. 4!8ADo
TTAS the pleasure OF informing the citi-
II zens Of Burlington and the adjoining
country, that he has taken the
Old Established Drug store, Main
Street, Burlington.
Lately and favorably known by the sign
Of the
ssGOOD sAMARITAN,"
Formerly kept by DR. JACOB GAusY. de-
ceaeed.
The proprietor is now fitting up with an
entire new stock Of choice and approved
Drugs and Medicines. Pants and Dyes,
Which he is prepared L sci! at the lowest
market prices.
Also. on hand, iull assortment Of the
most approved
Patent Medicines.
Arrangements have been made in The
Eastern Cities by which constant supple.
of fresh Medicines will be forwarded.
rTPhssicians Prescriptions carefully and
accurately compounded.
Country Physicians and Merchant,
sppplied ON favssabls tsrns.
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INSULTING.

Al The French meeting in N. York,
when Nauve Americans were mention.
ed. II was received with general
sheer ot crnlempt---an we see by a
New York paper, that a large banner
has been carried through the streets OF
that city, hearing the inscription,
..Americans Shnm't Rule U.s."
No such banner was ever prepared
by American hands; nor was the in
scrip,"n dictated By man bearing All
American heart. Nu-the whole is
of Foreig On origin-concoc,ed by for
eign faction which UNANIMOUSLY dares To
nsul, the feelings Of American citizens
by The display OF its Infamous banner.
Who can wonder tina. public indigna.
ton is reused by such exhibitions; and
tina, American cilizens should rise in
their nigh, and thrust back the auda.
cinns in,ruders! As they say "Ameri-
cans shane rule them, they M doubt
aspire la rule the Americans; bu, they
will discover that the citizens Of this
countr t..ge the spiri, and the resoIu
,it.G1.ta. = Ref Ref ~ MAINTAIN their rights,
uncontrolled by foreign diciauon. II
the Frencl'men Of New York, who
advocated Frencl, instead o! American
interests, aud those who designed and
had executed the banner above named.
are displeased with being ruled by
Americans, they have the privilege of
returning to the country of their naliv.
ny; aud they can depart ".'hou, the
fear Of opposition but SO long as they
remain here they should a, least con-
due. themselves with respec, towards
the people who have afforded them an
asylum. B fillmore Clipper.
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rl!E

THE
- ~w Elk INC - -
A.o,f,suED EVERY THURSDAY, ON MAIN
STREET,
ryAMES G. f ID w 4 X DIS
Editor and Proprietor.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-12-05

How IL works.-The wings have
been compelled to encounter the most
systematic course of deception in The
late canvass. that unscrnpulnus part.
zans could invent A letter from Ga
saws, that. in thai Stale. the Locos told
the people, tina, il Texas WAS annexed.
the laats would be divided among the
reonle. in lots nf about 500 acres. and
each poor man would thus come in for
tat p1ckings As there was once a
distribution Of lands in Georgia upon
some such principle. the idea took like
w,ld tire, and 'hnrrah for Texas!
Ven, vii, rush. ms ia "the way il
was done - Richmond Star.
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O. ". BOWIE,

&. TEAS, Attorney at Law, rair-
D.. lid, Jefferson County, iowa Terri
tory. q
July %, 1871
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LOOK AT IT.

Are the people aware. that EVERY
NATIONAL ELECTION is decided
by foreign voters. acting as foreigners?
Do they realize the astounding truth,
that American ci,izens have already
lost the control of their own atlairs?-.
Look q, The facts.
In Pennsylvania the foreign vote a.
mounts TO some TWENTY-FIVE
THOUSAND, and these were cast all
mos, entirely. together. Pennsylva.
MAS vote. Without This foreign bias,
would have gone by 10000 dltferen,
from wha. it has jus, done.
In New York there are SEVENTY
THOUSAND foreign votes, all NOV
ing in a body in this election. The
naive born citizens Of New York are
thus overwhelmed by foreign votes.
and the policy of this country depends
upon lha, foreign influence. The Ma.
tive citizens OF that State would give
100, 900 majority for their own mea'
sures. but for this ign incubus upon
,hem.-Rich. Star.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
NEW.YORk
Cash Tailoring Establishment,

l42 FULToN-STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
This establishment furnished with an entirely and
splendid Stock Gentlemen about order their supply OF
Clothing for the respectfully invited call and
mine our large and varied of Spring and Summer
Goods which have been selected with the greatest possible
as to quality of material and style Of paernsembracng the
finest French und English Cloths CassimeTes and Vens TO
be found any house this other city IN the United
States The Cutting Department will st be conducted by
Mr. Fisher aud Mr. Couch, of rm who have been long
and believe voraby known the OF this house.
and we a:ieI ourselves that will be able to furnish Gentle
mems Garment, eQunl point of tit and elegance to that OF
any other establishment this Europe And By nd
herring strictly the Cash and OnePrce system
bed to supply our with mrs; rate articles OF Clothing
nj greatly reduced prices A. ;. FISHER L Co. M Inns
~ The Invisible wig closely resembles the
rcn head of hair that and cOnnOeur have
e II the perfect and extraordinary renton oi the day
The great advantage of this novel and unique Wig l. It's be
ing made weaving. which causes rs appear
ance closely resemble the natural hair both III gtess
aud genera! appearance defy detection, ITS texture be-
beautiful porous and free that IN all cases oi pspu-
non evaporation urinpeed. and the great evils OF other
Wigs entirely avoided The scspc and connoseu a' alike
invited to inspect tS novel and beautiful Ws and the pc
cuar method fitting the mead. ct the manufacturers a
BARRY l+6 Broadway. corner o Liberty street. up stairs
my2S Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
n- Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Total Lives Insured. II

EFJames It. Hodge, who IS practically familiar with
Mining operations md the working of Ores in the United
States and Cuba, be consulted The value of mining
lands ores, and minerals, al his No. Y Granite Building
corner of Broadway and Chambers-Street.
He will analyze Minerals Soils Waters and articles of Com
rnerce as Potash BanIa. White Lead sc. &c Specimens
Of Minerals, Ores and Eurthsmay be HIM from the co-
try and he Will either their value and at once or
submit them analysis may be required and his
charges will vary accordingly.
References Grinnell, Mnturn < Co. Prof j. Revere NJ
D, w. c. Rejfeld ESQ.
We have employed hJr. Hodge perform soe chemical
analyses for u.s. md from the which hey were
executed cheeruly recommend ms services 10 those
recurring such work A. Il. SANDS K co.
NewYork June l. 1874. le2 DeodScWti
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
TRIBUTE TO SCIENCE.

Hail GoUeAup iirmest friend of beauty;
Thou RI everlnStlngly on duty
Forever tinserng and Tepalring
Charms that are the worse for wearing;
And Cupid with fresh arrows armiug.
RY adding new churms 10 the charming
Have The fuir II sun. burnt ioTchead2
The .Ned,cdted Soap OF GOurund
Is all-suiticent To Temoveit
cIhe trisl of one cake will prove it }
Have they necks and lips quite hairy
Unlike gentle sylph oar fairy
couraud here again can SUIT them;
PguGtrcs Subtle will uproot them
II the cheek Ike winters snows
White and cold. the uDi of roses
Mus, he added. or they II rue it
G0uraud's Liquid Rouge Gun do II, jei 2eod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
'I's n pleasure in life 10 pnSscss and be cheer'd
,rill snfl.,n he md lie hen I'd
MARRIED.

May 3l by Rev Tho J. Sawyer, JOHN J. DoANE Miss
ELIZA MoIT MEGsoN. NIL of this city.
May peace Rnd happiness attend their days.
Ar New. Orleans the 2d ut. by Rev. Theodore CIapp.
Nj HIRAM lARrr TO ABBY only daughter OF Isaac Swaln
all Of New-OtleAnS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
DIED.

Ca Saturday the lst Instant, residence Black Rock
C4nnecncut, NATHANIEL Ii. ,HoLpREDGs aged 81
s trends invited To ayend ms funeral from the residence
Of his brother No. 81 Mnd% %n street at NJ. this day.
= On Monday morning, 81 inst. CHARLOTTE CELLEsrIENA
DArt youngest daughter OF Magdneaa Daul aged Is months
he friends and ucquantnnces respectfully invited To at
tsns the funeral "Wednesday afternoon at o'clock from
No. Thames
en Monday afternoon 81 after lingering illness. Hrx
Rv, OF Aaron c. and Elizabeth tndehl aged and
9mnuihs.
The friends OF the family invited attend the funeral
the residence @; h father, Greene Avenue Brooklyn
row T. NJ. nj o'clock.
On Sunday evening, O. consumption. Frederick Place.
the 55;h year of his age.
on sunday morning, q Inst. FRANCES MrAsr in The 18th
year of her age.
Al Poughkeepse May 3l.t of Of stomach and
spleen. Mr.. THoMAs CnILn. late OF Rnstou, aged 50.
On the 10Th ut at his residence Clinton Oneida County
General Henry MCNEIL the SD year of his age General
Mcneil early his country under the auspices OF his be-
loved Washington
Passengers Arrived.
IN ,is ship Iarres Moran from GidSzOoMT MddlenaS,
lady nnd chdren Miss Campbell alf Fee and lady Mess.
Cti.iie nd {, t,tegory-lS2
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
markets.. Carefultp reported for Tae Tribune

Markets. Sdrctu!p reported for The Tribune
ASHES.-Thec being still difference Of views between
buye5s and sellers. 'aeIe not much b dong Pos are De- De-
bbls. changed hands at 81 56, which decline OF 3D.
CorIoN-he advces from the other .de Off decline hns
nothing dong for the present. and indeed shippers have not a
have picked up lots aud the sales of the day may
reach 500 bae As lar as we Gould learn the salfs sh" no
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The marke, still continues mac
ample for the small demand There some believe
there ore i,-m England winch would be hed II iLe,:,
Genesee4 63 Michigan 20 56t, although out OF the
Ono 'e COED bfand sod at t loo DO Se.oeaas on
,d learn; l5o do Jersey nj 81 30 do fancy
ira at s5 Seaiched Western selling 4l3}. Is
5fSGd 55 with sles coo to 800 bbls The ohe de.cup
noa Al So. without Sales. Richmond Cny held
3,a or Jersey and nbou - fox Brandywne with sales 200
bbS. OF the latter ship S;ns :rmeF sale q lVo bush
Bag Meal "a Il lo0c. IN moderate demand
eject S@S ss s el no no aS S
niPmen and nler will bay Gay q, low raies a sale OF ao
IN sufficient supply and dull. Northern Is 30. weight ne
lag 10 ousi;y and win light supply IS dull Sales ssp
yellow Jersey At 90 c,s Rye Is not plenty but dlerI are
sold the diS;uey Oats rather dull al 30 Bis cts
,WnSKEyShe marke, heavy. and hear only OF lis
SALERATUs-There IS fair demand at q cts. perb.
tAI.lph-ltHie lehueIeu ho peh! aHu S1ea'y "a a.
bat inferior abundant nj 6 Ca without sales of inpoE
HYA very prime lot Of 800 bales taen shipI
et 70 cents and so to o bsles FAIR quality S5a 81 cts Fo'
city use u IS selling 40 81 cts.
LEAD-We notice sale OF 1850 pigs Missouri. az 80 Is
IS selling moderately 81 per bb, and 1G
Il cents 10 ohEs ot y lbs. About 500 Liverpool have
,as s n9as 10 day ut prices not nude known, eu, wer
AtCo-A few hhds Ohio sold ut cts, and some Hen
tncky ST ~. cts.
PRoVisiQNS.-Tbe rua,ke; 70, pork continues to ssow
rather nm1es although the IN ure moi very lure-
We hear OF o to 80 bq So and U1to 800 do iiess
nj s. - so. Ind 90 ~ reported prime lot Of
iIsO bbt mess he mar Ret may be very m ut
6o and o. IN oeet we neal OF nothing o. lnpoance dOn-
aud mes +15 o. The e9quiyy Tor lard continues ans 500
bis been sold nj as SIC tor pcke mea,s are
very dull Fresh western buiter coming freely and SELL
az Ia l3r Cheese IS } tc, but almos; unsa lea bic
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

r,- The Marshall II. A. Society viii hoid then
rSc Reform Meeting q, Concert Hail. .06 B'GadwSy tbs
Tuesday evening O'Clock Addte.ses oy hev - MT
os,SGH.S fI and the MARSHALL CHoIF iefioiIsnTe s.
on the Accordian By Mr. HrSrtEY @ ne Pu.S SS ~ psen;
7. n WOODRUFF. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

~ The Corner Stone of the Isl Mariners NJ E
rbIch m CherrysIreet Clinton, Will be lad ater
ncon Tuesday June lh hayns 6etn postponed on FRIDAY
S :" lmnence nj O'Clock. Addresses may bc exp.c;-
~ f,nn Rs6oy Souie and the Rer. C. f. Pierce of Georgia
coeeton will be taken up 10 AID IN Inc erection oil the
Church. Ill. .,-,,,I,, =, -cs,,.. -; IL,
tlel'.s -. =, o,,snJ ri IL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
Ernn The nisd Slnies mic G@zetle OF March 1911

No 2i3I Market street. Philadelphia
From the United States Gazette OF March l3th ,,o,>
ISnEIpLE ISR-AeSsrs. Potts. Linn & Hnfrs No. -lo2e
street above and have tor sale rinong
,Tnly indclihc WILL by beauty and the simplicity oi Us
usp commend ITSELF the regard Of those who IKE 10 set
mark upon apparel ana would IKE that mark neat and
PAM =. =, -.- r,,..t tc.L
INpELlBLR ISKWe have tired some ut Barnh!s indeOe
Ink checuy recommend II Ia all those wish1: 10 marx
on linen or cotton. II freely and requires previous pre-
partition II for sue By 1essrs. Potts. Linn & iuS 40
2i3i. Market street -,
Copy OF an advertisement OF April 18th.
BlRNHILL's lSpELIBLE l>K just received a supply o'
tis celebrated Ink. and having tested thoroughly am pre-
pared 10 warrant equal II not 10 any made IN The
United States ui the imported.
Also-Urugs Medicines. Paints acids. Dye Suits. ACIDS.
Varnhe &c &c which will be sold the most Ien.onnbe
tanns. by AltNANbEh ma
m3i 2wis' Wholesale Druggist. Narkc, st. above l.'i
no To Temperance Fl4ends.-The friends oi
temperance are reminded health, quiet and comfort
found rs usual 53 Bacayst This establishment having
been rced and complete order all strangers and Trends
visiting city stay who would like TO test the
superiority OF well chosen vegetable diet respectfully
yltel to call. (n2 Inn ROSWELL GoSS.
OF Gentlemen's Summer Hats.-Brd's styles
Of Summer Hats comprising the latest patterns exceedingly
light and beautiful ready. BIRD.
ms 3wis- Cor. Pine and Nassau.
Es- Gentlemen's summer Hats.-AMlDON,
corner Wall and NaSsau-s;ree prepared furnish his
New Style OF Summer Hats, which very light and
beautiful style and finish. myA Inns
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

-
talnd world wide celebrity and perhaps OF science
has eyer been more eomps,ey yletmized By empires than m
the pain c eorml'y than 1t is instantly pOunced
ririuss. The unwary therefore ngan puf
chasing where except at Or Gqgmuds On.v New York
depot. g. Walker ST. lstsore FROM Broadway. ei 2eod
NC Mountains of Iather for Shaving that will not dry ON
the lace but heal the skim soften the beard nnd make shaving
s e 2,ms% ,sn by a bs Gd Naples e 81, shaving Soap It.
Tor three shilling each for use % Try once on i sold for
New YORK w. - ''''''''A ''iee' VI o' h'oau"Ay'
IXyLAMaAToRY MISUNDERSTANDING Indian Veeeta-
BILE lhs are certain for every description Of Rheumn
only OF Re and Gou, but every
inHamma,qy Rheuaisr from four elgh, OF sud lodan
Vegetable Pills would be- ken every twelve hours until every
properly followed up VIII in short time aakc perfect cure
o. o. le m3st yo % anch @ "I Inc m cne M e nnrd s hn
new l. mad vgor viii be gwen TO the whole i5an,'
doubtful character andbe particular to ask for Wughs Indian
Wholesale and reai-No Greenwich street. NewYok; No
lS fremont street. BOSTON, md lte Race street Ph"deoh"
FEMisA. FEalsA oAsIA VINclr-' Women carry every
ty. cherry lips. merry dmpes, ponte mouths vermllion
cheeks and then there n no mistake but Nat such zen woman
cret 10 these attractions AendcI pour IN moment
polished skin. your brow hp for instance gel bottle
ofDr Felix Gourauds Poude Subtitle aud 10 and behold ey
were wont to blend with the lily on your checks are fed get
his Vegetable Liquid Rouge If sickness or the Solar beams
where there SO SOVEREIGN remedy a ms Italian Msdlcned
In word the Or hns thing renovnc dccayed beauty
and tho most romantic who some trling
detect her otherwise enchU ugly attractive face vii he
10 find remedy 6I Wake rst Store FROM Broad
Jel teod
E Mus, not man be rcrv Thoroughly possessed By the
demon iUaree his ingenuity panlng of upon
the suffering and afflicted community worthless imitation of
the wondefworking palleys Magical Pam Extractor? We
who otmented with burS scad bruises,
piles blind bleeding. be Daey's. The TRUE
DALEY : apd that c obtained Daicy's Agency,
Walker street. Store FROM Broadway. Jel y cod
"ris pleasure in life 10 poScss and be cheer'd
Bya soap That will soften The skin and the beard
Make lather that creamy sGd fne,
That wall last not dry up fore the shaving IS sinished,
The ready or the tough beard diminished.
Gentlemen tke greatest comfort You felt IN shaving
caused by the of the Old Naples Soap made INTO
iumed paste By Jones This formed the long sought tor desd
deutum of Sharing Soap, TO make thick rich lahe
that Will dry. Il mind really does this ottens the
beard makes the skin soft and smooth aud gives fine rag
the Gents, th Sold AT 81 chatham
and 23 Broadway and @ Fulton ST. Brooklyn. jel 2eod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
THE CULTIVATOR FOR JUNE.

- The June uuube, Of th. valuable Agricultural period
ica i, received BIZ NJ H. NEWMAN Bookseller, 19 Broad
way where all previous numbers and volumes can be had
The inst series this work, consisting Of 10 vols forms ost
Ter Library for the Farmer than be obtained any other
shape Tor double the
I'VE speaa advisedly where give Ths Cgtyn,othe pre-
emnence IN point maturity Agricultural knowledge IN
every thing winch gppeans the farmer farming inter
at It's terms nte reasonable Many Others besides The pro
ie.ed grtcultualt be improved and interested ~ s rehd
ing" ., , y hofSnsta Sl q hih hsIocae'
II 3ts Bookseller Stationef &c Il" bfondwag'
EASTERN SHOES-rhe subscribers hayeon haSd large
e suuv of Eastern Boots ard SHOES some OF winch are iat
10 The Ne plus Ua' French things Tor snle 10
tIe store on one block in Fulton eet. Al mol gold that
,i,,sr. SMITH L HARTSHORNE
mi l70Fu!,on street. BROOKLYN.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

These .os are nil of the first class and commanded by
oe and experienced nevgaor. Great care will b. taken
that the beds, wines. &c are o; the best description
Tna nrce o cabin passage now fixed at outward for
each adult without wines md Quors. Neither the captains
NOR the er, packets will be responsible tor any letters
srce o es By he unless regular bills OF adlng
o'e 'F"'' Holm GRlSWOLD 20 South. street, or to
"a, GRINNELL MlNTURN S, co. 3 South It.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
VIZ. Fl. HOYT. Committee.
je32ts JOHN II. MlCHAELS,


~ Summer Hats ut So 500 FISH, Fash
ionobIe latter has ready assortment. Of Genanens
Pearl Brush and Cashmere ns ut The nbo~e price, OF
rior qual;y, style and hnrh.
Also fine Brush Hats at 81 close imitation 20 the Drab
Beaver beautiful article which urpsses any before offered
in the city.
An ussorncu, of Panan. Straw and black and coI
ored Leghorn Hn-a Of which the public nvtsd call
and examine at ORLANDO FISH'S
e4 II Hat & Cnp Warehouse, l57 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
school and miscellaneous Books, &c.
WILLIAM h. CORNWELL,

95 BeGrer-Street. t,c0 doors tr0m PearLSfreet,
lse~ Offers n, LOWEST RATES. School and AliscelIa-
Books. Blank Books Papers, Quii md Stationery
general o which le invites the attention Of Merchants.
mhl3 SIMS
H- Cotton Canvas. COMPRISING HEAVY
SAIL nuCk. LIGHT RAVENS. Tor BOAT SAILS,
AWNINGS &c. Also. HEAVY TARPAULINS. PA
PER FELTTNGS 3. 20 II inches wide; BAGGlNG. plain
and yied - and a inch. Also, Gram and Meal Bags "a
BRINCKERHOFF FOX K PoIHEAIUs
gr6mis 81 Beaver street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

DR SAYRE hR. removed To tho North West corner OF
- Bo1dNay Sprnc from l2i Hudson Il nlS lnia
XaTINDOW SHADES, WINDOW SHADES, whole
w sale retnil tWM. BERluASS. lsi Chnhum-
Inst received OOU pnIrs which, together with h. former
0ck will make the largest md best assortment IN the Cny
which will be sold D per lower thnn other store. charge
NV Merchants supplied with gsod washable Window Shades
NJ prices vnrying from 81 itos3 y. B. There nLe no other
goods bn, window shades and hnrrngs sold al i3 Chatham
hio IW
N.ANIFAt<rIjKERS DEPOT FOR STRAW GOODS
LM-fiATS. CAPS. &o.-Remoyei 10 ". PenH street
IN. ,tck well worthy the attention oi purchasers the
goods are style and the ,ub,rbof gianne- hn
anti, goods prices shall entire ntSincOn Ia shewd
md dt,crminn;Iny buyers GEO. BRIDGE m2 lmI-'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04
- Thc New.Ynrh Earrnars,

r(,fhe Eew-York Farmers' Club viii rrest
Al e hepos.ofy OF the American institute the Park. This
ilny u-,day ibe ith O'Clock ~ Farmer Gar
os,Iti a r. ana Agrlcuiists reeray particularly snn-e In
lci Il 'e' ''S' - - "
" Mechanics Ins:!tutc.-Thc reguHr ulonthiy
1s 1, rs 2i Tie Institute viii be held IN ie Lecture Room
lal' on I6eSny evening, ,tI INST al O'Clock. An
~ ,e director; lave the eaire eontru OF The institute
j !. i'';ia!i taai good should be eiecist
leSS c. L. BARRfT-T. Ac;aary.
10. OF o. F-The f; anniversary of Putnam Lodge
70 : l. = OF y. r will be he'd on Wednesday. The 9Th daT
Of June ls By proceon Res1l!r, Qra:nn and os:
chester County.
Inc .! ne Harlem Railroad Company wll eaye the
depot Sr; Hail 81 O'csck A. NJ. corner .roolae nGd Bow
PaIs 70 min, winch li CONVEX the e;ea snd their ladies
10 Ird1nI at which place the procession vii be formed
med ntsly on thsir ARRIVAL.
Tickets ioI the tp f of the Order their ladies
cents Cs.rAEs VIII be IN readiness 70 convey the ac
rom the depot. Fcrhsn, 10 the vase-dRtancc and
half mile.
a Of cars viii be 10 readiness FoTdham To colye?
the brethren TO the city Immediately after the
lsDner will BE proylded-p1ce 20 cents each.
Tickets be procured al the Office Of the Colleen Rule,
O1 behalf ofthe Lodge. AARON E: tOVEF,
Je' t. Chairman Com. Of Arrangement
o- I. o. of O. F.-The members Of the Covenant
braon OF Putnam Lodge g, u, West Farms are rs1ue
ed 10 assemble nj The Lod-e Room No 49, Bcvery Wednes-
day morning, o'clock TEc memben othe Order In gen
eral are Hved i.sj 70 ]9i1 IN with r; Es5 y o'der
jes2,s JOIN M MlcfHAELs,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

nVInEND--The Board OF Director, OF the Howar ln'u
~ rance Company have declared ilsldend OF eight per
,t the capi,l pHynbia aud fer Tuesday, June ith
May d. is.i tma6 9wsl LEWls Ptli.LiPs, s-e.y
10 DLOOMFIELD iNsTtrUTE-DAVlp A. FRAME.
y A. NJ Ptnclpal.-A Bonding School of boys; IL miles
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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

~ BarnbiIrs IndeIibie Ink.-The superiority
OF this Marking Ink very generally acknowe'Ted by
the druggists md consumers OF the article IN Phladepha-a
large number OF whom ueaty tested II, he seen
hy their advertisements aud haye pronounced IT superior to
ny other indcle ink whether of domestic foreign make
The whole process of marking be completed IN three
minutes, even nj midnight # desirable
IL IS called nrnhiIs Tndcble Ink after the Christian
OF one our firm who invented it Aanuaciursd anq tor sale
hy POIIS, LIN q thhhIS: