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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
ATTENTION
TIL E u NV E RISE /.

ATTENTION.!
T Ell E II NV E RISE /.
New, Cheap, Cash and Produce store.
HHE Subscribers are now receiving and
IL opening on the corner of Columbia
and Water Streets, in Noble and Yates
Large Brick Block, three hundred pack
gees OF entire New Goods, direct from New
York, Boston. Philadelphia and NJ Orleans,
consisting in part Of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS
Plain and Fancy Beaver Cloth, Pilot do.
Fine Broad cloths, Cassrneres. Sattinets,
Tweed Cassmcres, Kentucky Jeans,
Velveteens, habit cloth, Rob Roy Plaid,
Linseys, Rcd, White and Yellow Flan'ls,
Hard Times, Brown and Bleachel sheet
ing and shirtng,
Irish linen, linen lawn, cambria hdkfs,
Juchonet Cambria, Null and Swiss mus
Inns,
Merinoes, Shushan,
Plain, striped and plaid A!paccas,
Bombazncs, New style twiled Nous de
lains,
Camelions, Pompeedois, Silks,
Scotch and domestic ginghams,
French chintz, Fancy and Domestic
Prints,
a large assortment Of Trimmings, from
late importations, such as Silk Girdles,
Gimp, Chipping cord. Ribbons, artificials,
Gloves, Hosiery, Zephyr Worsted. &c.
Hats, Caps, and Bonnets,
Gentlemens' Fur. Russia, Nutria and
Cashmere hats. Otter, Seal, Fur, Cloth
and Oil Caps. Ladies' Straw and Florence
Braid Bonnets. Also-One hundred cases
Boots and shoes.
Mems coarse Boots and Brogans, fine
calf, kip and water proof boots. Cater,
pumps, Ladies Cater and Lace boots and
shoes, Ties, w elts, Buskins, plain and EN-.
bossed slippers, Chlldrens' DO &c.
QUEENSV.ARE.
China and Glass, with a full and gen.
erahassortment OF
Hardsons'e and Cutlery.
Knives and Forks. Pocket and Pen
Knives, Tea and table spoons, rasps,
Files, coffee mills, Carpenters Locks,
Latches, hammers, spades, shovels,
Forks, noes, traces, butts, screws,
Hub bands, carriage trimmings, &c.
GROCERIE
Tea. Coffee, Loaf and brown Sugar,
Molasses, Saleratus, Rice, Ginger,
Pepper, Spice, Tobacco, Mustard,
Salt, Candles, Green and dried apples,
Sporting and blasting powder. soap,
Dive stutfs, DRUGS, and in fact their
stock embraces almost every article called
for in city and country stores. All Of
which they pledge themselves to sell low
er than any other establishment in Iowa
| Territory Call and see. No romble 4
shoD Goods.
WANTED-Whea:, Flax-seed, Bees
wax. Dry Hides and Tallow. for which thu
highest market price will be paid.
olO s. &. P. LINDEMUTH.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
Notice.

Notice.
TIME firm of d. B. g. H. C.. Anderson, is
l. this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons having claims against said firm.
are requested to present them to H. C..
Anderson for adjustment. All those in.
debted to the firm are requested to pay the
SAME to II. C.. Anderson without further
notice, who alone Is authorized to setslS
the same.
D. B. ANDERSON,
H. @. ANDERSON.
Burlington, Sept % '44-4t ~
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

SALT! S.4LT!!
0nn SACKS G A Salt; 1875 barrels
AOU Kanawha Salt; 800 sacks I.
salt for sale low by
oil GEORGE PARTRIDGE
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

|,OFFEE-3O Bags Rio, a good article,
u for eule a. The Steam Mill Store.
Oet 2A-2t
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

Buffalo Robes.
4 BALE splendid buffalo robes, extra
i size, just received and for sale by
o24 J. G. LAUMAN.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

where he will Keep constantly on hand .
good and general assortment Of STOVES
CASTINGS, TIN. COP p e K anc
SHEET IRON WARE, which he viii
sell cheaper than ever offered heretofore in
this market, for cash or produce.
Resorts Improved Patent Prem ium
COOK STOVE! for 1874.
Just received large assortment of tine eel
ebrated Resor Stoves. embracing every va
riety and size, consisting in part of Fancy
Parlor, Parlor, Franklin, Box, Seven plate
Ten Plate, and Shop stoves.
COOKING STOVES:
A large lot Of Reso,'s Improved Prcmi
UNI cooking Stores, Of all sizes; decidedly
the best stove in use East or w est, and so
acknowledged BY dealers in stoves. All Of
the above Stoves, are smoother, better and
of finish that no other dealer in the article
can rival and take precedence Of all other
stoves wherever introduced and will be sold
still cheaper than ever.
TIN ware.
A large assortment on hand and for sale
wholesale or retail at tho st Louis prices for
1914.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24

SHIT! S.ALT!
500 bbis of Refined Kanawha Salt
for sale low for cash.
Enquire Of the subscriber at his shop, ad-
joining the Hawk-Eye Office on Main-st..
a few doors below Fletcher's Hotel--Re-
INT mber the stand.
SILAS A. HUDSON.
Octi7-tf 81
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-10-24
STOVES, TIN, COPPER AND
sheet IRON WARE.

Y6NHE Subscriber
Il respectfully in
forms his friends
and the public gen
orally, that he has
rc.opencd bis cs
adjustment on
Main Street, a few
doors below Fletci.
Gr's Hotel, and in
the middle tene-
ment Of Brad.
streets building,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
From Philadelphia.

John W. Smith, leading character IN INC l"'e
RIOTS. and who directed the cannon that was 10
have been sho, at 81. Philips Church, ard When
Alderman Gori'z prevented By pourng water N
the ,ouch. hole was arrested yesterday ana he!a
to bail by the Mayor in thirteen thousand collars
on charge of,reasou, murder and riot. a man
named George Merrick was also arrested, charged
,r;,b being cncsgcd in the riots and held to BAH
n $4,000. George Myers was held to bail N
$1,000 for seditious and violent language. John
Is,ner another roter, was also arrested last cTcn-
iog. having made fight with the officers lie
was locked Up for hearing yesterday morning.
The Civ was quict-alI the troops were SUI
,b,re and more are constantly arrIylrg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

oo,.s5 That Aiessrs 5. s. Prcn,iss and
+, W are not Members OF the 18th Congress- ana
20 M, entitled to seats in this House as Auch.
Tb;s resolution was in palpablc contradiction
IN the common sense and honest Judgment oil
cverv pteilie gent man in the land Certainly some
Members Of Congress had been chosen from that
State; the House decided that hessFs. olai'
horne and Gholson were not the men who 'nen
bu. Ptcnt:ss and Word They had Teceised
large majority OF the votes, at the regular biec-
ton. appointed and hald on the regular cay
when Members OF Congress were uniformly
chosen the notice for that Election expressly &C.
c,,red ,bstit was to choose Members Tor the TOLL
form as that for the Special Election at which
uess-s. Claiborne and Gholson had been chosen
snec;fed that it was an Election fox the Ertr0
Session only. Now it is easy TO see that here
was chance for the technical objection inter-
,osed BY Mcssrs. Claiborne and Gholson, that
Members could not be chosen for part OF a term
unless Tor the whole remainder Of 1t, ana that
Messrs. {. and G. were 50 elected Tor the "hole
term. But it is manifest that this is to lnserPose
a lersl point TO defeat moral right and to null
I;fv the voice Of the People. Ii the election OF
Nessrs c. and G. was invalld-if Mississippi
had no right to choosc Members Tor part OF
,erro-tbat could not give to her special election
an ;oten, and effect never contemplated by it
cond not defeat her clearly expressed purpose II
choosing Messr.. Pren.iss and Word, BY a much
larger vote and larger majority, for the iuI
term. All these considerations, and many more
were pressed with unsurpassed cogency and clio
cuence. especially By Dir. Prentiss, who wa'
heard in yndcation Of his right, through tn
debates On this OCCASION until at last th'
House divided Yeas IL; Nays III; 50 tn
resolution was lost, until James Il. Polk, SPEAK
RI. pare he casting cote IN Tie o5rmat'r
and TUNED The toiriy chosen Representative
Of mississippi out Of the House. The vote 0
lrcaibald Yell, who held his seat by Just such
certificate as Mcssrs Prentiss and Word offered
made the tie, and James K. Polk united 1t b
turning Mississippi out Of doors! So the Govern
or was compelled to order still another Election
in April when Prentiss and Word were triumph
antly returned to their seats.
- Ii was on the occasion Of James X. Polk
giving this most unrighieous and ant-!epublica
casting vote that Mr.. Clay is reported by Gho
son, who appears to have been just mean cnoug
to evcs.drop conversational to have told Polk t
Go home, where he belonged But Mr.. Ga
spoke no word within the hearing of Polk-hl
deep indignation at the iniquity he saw perpetra
ted from the Chair rose to his lips, but was on'
overheard by those Immediately around him. y"
rejoice to know that it was no Member of Cor
grcss, but an n,crloper, whs would descend to 8
paltry mcanncss as to publish what he had thu
. overheard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
I,,,uorss and Exports.

We noticed recently an assertion that the I'm
ports Of the T. States for the current year would
amour! to Onc Hundred and Fifty Millions
Ever since they recovered from their terror that
the Tariff would destroy Commerce, shut out
Imports, and annihilate the Revenue, the Loco
Foco press have been hard on the opposite tack
and frightening their readers with tales OF enor.
nous Importatons and excessive Revenue. They
are wrong both ways. The Imports and Reve-
nue. will be heavy this year, for our markets were
comparatively bare Of Foreign Goods, and the
Country, feeling the impulse of rising Prosperi
ty, has imported freely. But we do not believe
the Imporlso of this year will reach One Hundred
and Twenty Millions, and they may not reach
One Hundred and Ten Millions. They will fall
far below the Imports Of ls4l. The Republic
I he iniIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
BY This Mornings Mail.
Things in PhiindFIP ~
Correspondence o: The New-f"'s irp'ee'

PHILADELPHIA. July Up. II.
o.,..;,v "a now. AT hail past 3 all eSol'enen',
owing 20 the dsplay of the "'ayi VINO ia
u " 60. ,yrTptrs It aoy act "i ~ en 70 So
extreme e h-eo dismissed md IRE now on ne f'stuf1
ih.y hsve ave brtsS p'efc' OF oe' H. 90, ~
home. ~ ,r,,,ra,ce vsben rHpTed ~ N'ck 'le-' t'
Guie wal - Ii- ~, an nraet force when peace rs
ali ,fosrd and the b1,s. ~ P,nson SoUih
ila n.'~ @ IN morn lae condition 'arn Mt pre.ert
"' $50" ~ cry GUakps.-l IA 'ta"ui corps az
'ye5 r Nv m,1 - Wharf N most cordial msanef
-. r,,nsed about - pussr'', an naSe The 60.
ha,q C :ih, Sat,onnl t:rsy>. CAPT felet i'z nj
scof; cun.i,ie' of s-Tesl Soil p-, h rit gl,t- Il
Gen srrsn th CifaIL Ban ana ve's ,e,s .foos.
M II. !i ,e,,,aon ,,o %, - r., Blni ~
i" ,,sr anKrsrs-Joh In Tuner, also charged VIM
being concerned N he s9sh%at. 49,. :, m cary hpr
nv IN. oycrrnca s,'.'e ,'i'rt g.fte 1''rng'
10 fe.cue ru,'.t. bit hey ill.e. in nm
msi ~ ,-. sal, 70 be au c:ref under Gov Pofef so
J,s ,g Wa tssrn beio'. Ju'e oae, ys,teiay. ehslsa
se ,gs re d 10 bail ~ 81 tot iaI's 'e =. ve hun,
~ NcI LAM cane forward Is morn IN ..i T.
IN. proper huthortrs hGTng teen ilnP,,S' S' "
fhoas BIZ: a. aGe , Si ,S ' @,sS. wes
80 IiarvGoJ committed n'he eai-c 81 i2'' Tg@
and implicated nu5er 0! o1e iois ~ .srsan srr,
,s,aS dealer m vii Won. rrsiiils ~ = WI -;
,anel J9--p' b S,r ra the ut !lafHood With ic
nh ny uunLIi, ~ bail'. &c i.t .e I cav, e thnr,
-
cilon nv the mob which NEST likely to be 'hc case
~ ,,.- 4F ur,.> are cnn;eInpla"H and il "o' d.
a nuilu. =. he IN he cour-e at n day or two.
Sk&iops EFFECTS OF FFiGnrp p.a p1or ~ Sa m
NV, a. -n.n.IrS mas died the effects o fright,
sl br the i.ht hewren the military ond tne "'ss ~
queen stree, sunday nsh ';eeS si " .rs leaned
- ~. ect wicn Tie Grt vo3ey WIS -'sn. 80 her
- IN -. carried INTO rome ana never hIe'Su "'e'
, 49, III. funeral ,onh place yesiefiay afternoon
WoRE IRuurs.-two more Volunteer COMPANIES
las, eyenin:-.hc IoI. Rifle. CAPT George Icy ana
A. |rk Brrs Capt. N!evanderllay lheS aye "
me l '.F i>lIlfp Aap WouNpsD-fle nioney SUB,
far fhe rll-f OF tie families OF The Aed And woqnaea
s,e IN tire Southwark csofeaS amounts 10 VIC
sun" sTT'o;cEsihr stool, transactions tod3y were
orha rfe' la .ce Ss ,5g " eec 'Is ,1 s. IN
%tte T. Reading Bond. = Wilmington i.aiosd u
P'pMyeu b,,rJ-I -. Wilmington fAi!fraA - ~ 90 a.
Grad Bau II a. ~ do 30 - ~ i'e'S. a ,iy
-, t,,ntS IS, SS5s state tNeS, y :. = 80 ,2N
s SIS = ID ~. Farmers and Mechanc' banN ~.
10y d" t',rsN bn,e, WILMINGTON Ri 5ds Pa SO do
SSic S, S,huyiklII Navigation Bonds y si0O tncin
rat Boad, 100: 5000 state o. I o l. - ~
! Rink .I,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

= The Constitution and Revised Statutes ofthe
United States, and Additional Laws to 1911, redu-
ced to Questisns and answers for the OF Schools
and Families By VIZ. B. WEpGwocD, a. NJ has
been published BY Thomas Cowperlh~ait Il Co
Phi!adelphia, and sold by Sa1ton & Niles, 2O5
broadway, We have already spoken our hearty
ommendstion OF TINS work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

CoIsclDEycE.-It IS ( singular coincidence
hat the house where Martens, who vas nur.
dered at Hoboken, boarded, no. IL Dey.street,)
Is The same where Richard P Robinson (of Ellen
Jcwett no;o1icty) boarded at the time OF MS az
rest. lie also occupied the same room as Mar.
tens did.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

LIBEL Srrr-Rast rs. Wej5.-The following
IS an extract OF letter from Syracuse, dated
July Is:
:, gu VIII perhaps, remember that M Philo \.
Rus, OF the Syracuse House. commenced an ,ri;o,,
against James Watson Webb some time last ain,er
Tor libel on ms character and on the character o:
his honse which originated in The robbery OF Poms.
rows Express. The Jury to-day gave yerdisr for
the plaintiff for seven thousand three hundred dol.
La
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

D- Gen. SAM. SroxELY, formerly a Wing
Member OF Congress from Ohio, is again the
Wing candidate from the XvlIth (SeubenyiIc)
District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

u The Wings of Western Massachusetts
hold Mass Convention at Springfield on 9th OF
August. The latch string Will be out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

ASSAULT BY WoAAN, IN NASrucKEr-l,.irs.
Nancy SnoT, assisted by her son Prince w.
Snow, IN Nantucket attempted 10 collect rem: of
tenant, Charles II. Whitman, Esq, By locking
MIN INTO room and resorting to force. They
were committed for trial in dataplt Of bail OF $500
each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

and any larger number at the rate OF s29 per
hundred, cash in advance. We arc cut OF one one
or two Of the early numbers in July, but we VIII
make up the com liment with earlier numbers
We intend sending to each sibscnoer' as
soon as may be, a double number eon,d'n"g
the full returns Of the President,1t Elee''0n'
if we can possibly afford it. Our last regular
number will announce the result.
Friends Of CLAY aud FaTiiHcH'1vsEN IL you
think The Tribune does any good 70 the cause
oblge us by helping 1t 10 do more.
JuIy Is. iBH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

AL shall De sbssn, The bette, part OF next week VIII
thank the i6Gzy 9tias 70 answer ny remarks on DosR,sN
immediately That having chosen TO eontrorer. the
position OF The Tribune will hardly ,hk Il, 10 side ou of the
sen'soa "hou; considering irsnky Tie Trbunes response
and replying fully TO is questions,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

MANE.-W'm. a. Hayes is the Loco cand-
date for Congress from the York District, vice
Hon. Joshua Herrick. Mr.. Clifford, WHO might
have run, holds on for the chance OF being L. s
Senator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
Latest from the Mormon..

We have news from Nauvoo TO the 4ih inst
Every thing remained quiet, although fears were
still entertained of farther violence. Gov. Ford
had taken the strongest measures to preserve the
peace, and had written letter in which he states
that upon the first appearance Of hostility on the
part of the Mormons an extcrminating force would
be sent against them. 1t is said that Joe Smith,
in his rerelation LEI! with his widow, has appoint.
ed his son, a lad of twelve years old, Prophet in
his place. The Mormons were many of them
leaving Nauvoo, and it is somewhat probable that
their city will be eventually abandoned and the
Tribe removed entirely from the State The Nor
mon difficulties have already run the State OF Hi.
nois IN debt some S2o,050, which in her present
Impoverished condition she will find it extremel,
difficult to pay.
Dr. Foster, one of the seeding Mormons has
rendered himself peculiarly obnoxious to the tribe;
and, on his way down from Burlington,o Quinc,
he narrowly escaped with life. Should they cap
ture him and kill him-and they threaten loudly
that one event shall quickly follow the other
the soldicry will he let loose upon them and they
will be slain by hundreds. Altogether it is sad
and melancholy business, and will leave dark
spot, side by side with the records OF the Pha-
dolphia rio,s, in the history OF these times.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

u Mr.. VaTHum Austin, about 20 years OF age
son OF Thomas Austin Of CharIestown, Mass. was
drowned Oy the rpsettiRg of small boat at the
mouth Of Q9onoquoIteug Beach on Friday last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

CO The Albany EvennS Journal. followed By III. Es-,,
and o;Ser papers, have iSs,u;c TIE tine Of he
7nen Of Hamilton College occurs On the a,,b ns- 40
mig Of TIE SD VI 'Ae eve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

u Young HENRY TYSON, held to bail on Sta.
ten Island for an alleged nefarious attempt al,
outrage on Eliza Ann Pinkney, has been dis
charged en- further examination, the prosecution
having been very ftcby pressed-indeed, virtual
y Withdrawn, by the father of Miss Pinkney. Ii
appeared that only insult, and no violence, had
been offered her. The young gentleman has had
a narrow escape, and We trust tine affair will be a
salutary lesson TO him and to Others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

CUSTOM IOnSt MIR Io-E, JHIU 10. IhIl.
The increased import Appears only about $14 600 60 10
excess Of lnstyeer and the increase in exports Is 81 JD
l. The Imports of the whole Union in good
part arrive at this Port while our Exports are ship
ped more considerably from Southern ports
hence the disparity above exhibited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

u LI1rEtL's LIVING ACE No. 10 is for sale ar
the counter OF Vim. H. Graham lGo Nassau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

MEXICAN WAK SrEAaERs-We arc informed
that the Gandaloupe will be lowered from the
Sectional Dry Dock this morning about 10 O'Clock,
and that the Montezuma will be raised upon the
same dock this afternoon about :. O'Clock. |,
vii probably take about two hours TO raise the
Non'czuma' and the process will be we'll worth
witnessing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
Subscriptions for CLAY Tr;b,,,..

hsIean Museum enjoys large share of nuhi
hoe I ehs sIss3Is .It ma Leea1a' Room
body BIZ their beautiful dsncn, "a Si.te delight every
''e' " e''er ind hos OF oshe, peole are 10 i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

u" THE COURIER " is the title Of very b,ra
some and wall-wfi,ten Wing pape. Jus, com.
menced at Newburyport BY Clarke e. Wb;t,on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

LNnrRE ToorHaong No LoSGsR.-rhc most distress.
s o. temporary pains can be speedily cured ,ha, too
immediately after the Application remove the pnln and M.
Afee' The teeth The sea nva5lnge from It's use is in Tim,
preserving te and a. the tine takinc away Nh. mai,
no Is 'ne mat has passed le@pie,s night in horrible aco
bar 'r9 only p cents and the rein ea,. md cor,
LEI an one nn has gone through half an hours pnin from
~ nF to'i Use the Glove AnodJne. and be convinced OF
ilelfe" ana sold by n y. SANDS :. co. Chemists ga
BrcGdwny. OF Chambers street m tb. c,n,;, vi
"s 90" also al ~ Fulton street. and e Ea. Broasw,v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

o he dead body OF man was iound yes
ierdag Wednesday, forenoon, at Shrewsbury
inlet, opposite Schenck's. He had on a white
and red shirt, light corduroy pants, and foxed
ooots--had been drowned probably three or four
days, Mr.. Schenck kindly preserved him, and
Capt Chandler, OF Shrewsbury river, repaired to
Red Bank for the Coroner. His age appeared to
oe abou. 50, and he was no! otherwise disigurcd
han in the face from natural decomposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
THE TRIBU n E.
WING NOMINATIONS:
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY Is, 1874,

TT General Committee Of Democr52,a a,a
Whig Young MEN, Special Meeine OF ina 0G,
rni,;ee Viii be he'd at Broadway hGnse On i'''''
July ~ a'o c'och' DAVID GRAHAM, Chairman
CHARLEsK. TAYLOR Secretaries. jyil
~,,y Committee.-A special meet
Centrai Si y1 he held nj Nn,ona Hall on Thus
day evening 18th mt. AZ; ~ 1tge' s.g.n,
Ionx T. D Ioo. {{sccretare,. jyl72
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

u Gen. LEWIS CAss, i; is understood, intends
to go to the L. 5. Senate next term in place OF
don. a. S. Porter, Wing. Perhaps he will, and
then again perhaps he won't The Wings have
word to say about that. There is apt to be a
.lp-up when Cass is to be promoted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18

'!'s kkn AID GREY HAIR md WHISPERS Asoryy,
T" 40 there, young old that likes rcd or rre
mar ms question applies both .exc, and should be 70
ene'ed' they feel inclined 10 cbange the color Of bei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-18
" 70 Red cheeks afe pfetfy-noi red hair

on m
% 'e'eDfhted Italian Dye ciinnges red or grey boir ~
"his&ef' 10 beautiful natural looking brown
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New WHARF.-The first lot of Monroe Conn.
y wheat, OF The new crop. was exhibited at RI.
chester on Friday last. It IS represented 10 be
an excellent arrce. 1t is two weeks earlier Than
usual. The Democrat says many fields of whea,
N that section have been cut, End II the weather
- far Tor the next ton days, most of the wheat
viii be secured.
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