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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-07
j. r. ITALIAN

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER ~
Drugs. Ietieines. Pamts, Dye lStaas,
Putty, Vindow Glass, &c &c
" ater street, burlington, iowa.
Would cal The attention OF Physicians.
Merchants and Farmers. trading IN the city,
to the select md full assortment Of articles
in his line, and the quality and prices OF
the same
Iuiy II
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-07

yuh;cb he offers tn the citizens OF DCR
TTNGTON. To,oa, and vicinity, at unusn-
III, low prices for CASH OR COUNTRY P2o-
nurr. His stock consists in part Of cloths,
.o.s;mere.. and vestings OF every variety !;
pain and figured silks. a beautiful, article
c;sobams, linseys, sattinets; kentu:Ny
scans. sheeps grey kersevs, red white an.
veI;ow fanneis: tckings, apron ana fuFhi-
,nrs checks; beautiful assortment 81
cbaugeable, striped barred and PLAIN aiPa'
Gpr ladies' dresses, bleached ard un.
hleached rnuslins, brown and white tame
.a,,.r Mackinaw and Whitney blankets,
= splendid assortment o! shawls, handkef'
chiefs. edgings, laces, barred and PLAIN
iackonet. and swiss muslins, together with
almost every article in the Dry Goods me-:
also. u general assortment Of
HARDW ARE.
Consisting Of knives and forks, pocket
snsves. shoyels and spades, locks, Mes
Pa.ps, wood saws, hand saws, drawing
knives. axes, hatchets, trace chains,
Halter chains, augers, braces and bits,
Iron and steel squares, plane irons, DOLLS
Latches, hinges, puileys, shutters cul
tacks, shoyels and tongs, patent oaiahces'
Nails and sph es, &C., &c. Also, gen
eral assortment OF
Drugs aud Dye SuGs. Groceries,
Queensware, Hats, Caps, &c.
And comprising in all. general assert
Yent al STAPLE and fashionable goods.
Having purchased his entire stock, ex
.,usivciy for CASH in the New York, Phila
delphia and Baltimore markets, he Will oe
enabled to sell at "saoc.ingiy" low prices
H- Merchants supplied at ST i.ouis prices
The pubic are earnestly invited to cal ant
examine his stock. as every effort will b.
made to give sat!siactioa.
]. G.. LAUMAN.
OCT IA ~
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CH,4{RS! CH.4IRS!!

YgyUE undersigned respectfully announces
B to tue citizens OF Burlington and else
where, and to the public in general, that he
has commenced the manufacture OF Chars
of all kinds, to wit:-Faney, French, Scroll
Tops, Stat Backs, Common and Boston
Rockers, &c, on Columbia st, opposite Nc
Cntcheon's store, in the building formerly
occupied As the Gazetts office. Where he
will furnish to order at the shortest no
tice to suit Purchasers, low for cash or
country produce. Call folks and see for
yourselves; no charge for showing Furni-
ture.
Also, quantity of Carpenters Tools for
sale low for cash or country produce.
LEVI B. AUSTIN.
Burlington, Feb l Ally
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TN 90 IL MK "A. NW-
\ H. w. Moore, Agent of the Pro,...;.I
Insurance Company of Hartfosd,. Con,
Offers to insure Houses, Stores and B,,..
and the contents Of seach against lo,. !.
damage by fire. The rates Of premium ~
as low as those Of any other similar n.,; ~
ton, and every man has now an onno,,s
nifty for trifling sum to protect hims.pa
gainst the ravages Of this Destructive ~,
ment, which often in q single hour. ,v.,s.
away the earnings Of many years.
The Company will also insure, on n.
most favorable terms, against Loss or Dan
age to Merchandise shipped to and from -,
Of the eastern ports and ports on the Nj.
sissipp, Ohio and Missouri rivers.
Burlington June l643 g..
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-07

ARE. A general -,
w ment including ls0 Sc: comrno, :. !.
for sale by FJC PEASIrv
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-07
School Books and Stationery,

School Books and stationery.
EyOR sale by the Subscriber,
H Eclectic FIRST, Second and Third reader
Elementary Spelling book,
Smiths Arithmetic, Smith 5 Grammar.
United States School Primer,
Infant school Primer, &c. DC.
Cheap and superior Cap and Letter
Pader, ruled aud unrulcd superior and com
mon Quil,s: blank Cards OF various sizes
at Inc lowest rates Tor cash.
mar2I FJC PEASLET
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LATER THAN EV Err.
arz.r..sE s.sTsSF.sCgFO,T.

gE,5.E1ssE S.aTESF .1 CfFSs'T.
rTIE Subscribers would inform the farm
1 ers Of Iowa and illinois that they nave
On hand good surpiy OF
u. RICEss Late improved Fa'eht
TANNING MILLS,
at their shop o.. Valley and fhth streets,
Iowa '."heir lumher IS an
kiln dried before made up. and their WORK
men are we'll skilled in their business; the.
warrant all OF their Mills to make any KIM
OF small grain perfectly merchanatoie'th ci,
Mills will run through one bushei oil smaii
Grain a minute, and take out cheat' 'unPs
Of dirt and oats out Of Spring Wheat. ne
following il among the many testiinoh'aiS
of their superiority:
Certificate from the Peoria County i'N''o's ]
igriculturaL Society. =,
This certificate is awarded 10 WIN NJ
Nurse. OF Peoria county Illinois, ter q.
RICE. Rest Late Improved Patent framing
NH for cleaning al, kinds OF gram, ex
hibteJ Nv him at the first annuai cattle
show or farof the Society, held al feof'a
Oh the 25lh day Of October, t84l.
By order OF the Society.
JNO. c. FLANAGAN, Rec. Sec.
The Union Agricultural Society awards
to VIM NJ. Nurse Of Peoria county thls
Dipoma as the premium for an improved
patent flaming Mill exhibited by nm a,
The first annual Cattle show and Rir OF sale
society. held at Ottawa, L.asalle county
26th, eth, 23th, Sept. 1913.
JNO 5. WRIGHT. Rec. Sec
WIN. j. MARhLY, < 60.
api9-6n ~
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To Rent.
Boat stores.

TEStiE subscribers are prepared T. FURNISH
4 all kinds of boat stores at the lowest
rates. at the same stand they occupied last
season. Patronage is solicited
mar14 L. D. RAND & Co.
F. 8. All citizens or travellers wishing
for passage up or down the river by steam
boat, by leaving thcfr names wan thc saw
scrioors will be notified q. their lodgings on
the arrival oftnc boat they require
T. u. X. & Go.
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n INsEYs = Flannels.--A large. as
II 4 sortmeEt OF Linseys and tlanneisby
Novo is DAVID
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-07
New Boot and shoe
Establish .alent.

On Water Street, three doors a5ore Dacid's.
THE subscriber begs leave to inform the
i citizens Of Burlington and vicinity,
that he has permanently located in the
city and intends to carry on the Bot and
Shoe making business in all o. its various
branches, IN he most durable and "a shiona-
Die style, he also Keeps On hand all kinds
OF Leather, trimmings &c, ana hopes by
strict attention to business 10 merit share
Of public patronage
n. b. Hides, Wheat, Oats, and Corn,
Ia ken in exchange for Leather or Boots and
SnoeS.
SYLVES TER ALTON.
sept ls-3sa pa Is
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FALL ARRIVALS
INV and CHAP GOODS,

WhOleSake anu ntt"
I. tho House formerly occupied oy .. e.
Wood & Co. On Water, belosr Jsye's'"'s'
TvHE subscriber having Just Just, o IF :
large and splendid assortment OF
Drv Goods, Groceries, Queens
ware, Hardware, Boots and
Shoes. Hats, Caps, &C., &c,
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A CARD.

MFRS C. E. THOMPSON, BY Tho =
We press desire of several frien,,r
spectfuiy informs the citizens 0! 5p,i,ae
ten and vicinity. that she will immcdi,,.f
resume the Millinery and Dress Maxim,
business at the old stand on Jeffsrson.r
opposite the National Hotel. Having :.
ceived u variety of the latest and most i,.l
ionable patterns of Bonnets. &C., fron, |.
carefuland Judicious selection mad. VIII
in St Louis and at the East, togetbe, s,.s
the aid Of en- ingenious invention admiral.
adapted to pressing bonnets with els,,ns!
and dispatch; hopes to inertia cOntius,ns'
of the public patronage.
All orders thankfully rsssiyaa
promptly executed in either Of he
mentioned departments.
may -tf "a
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-11-07

NAYTON ALE...1O Barrels OF this
Z celebrated article on consignment, and
for sale by }. r. ITALIAN /.
jull3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

THE FoRGER JUDGE.-A. G. II Smith, the first
Judge OF Heiklmer county, III tins STATE, has been
urested and indicted Il ch9rge Of having forged a
1ond md mortgage for 500 10 hmself 70 Which be at.
sch,d certificate of acknowledgment and the certih.
OF ITS " ing recorded by Nunson the County tleik *.
He presided III his Court Monday, and Tuesday was
rtsed for the forgeries correspondent Of The Albany
Atlas writes =: HIS associate judges lot him 10 bail tbs
.um of $1,000 in which several olLis friends joined He
assigned 10 them partial security md has aftconded An
officer has been despatched In pnrfuit OF him. with hut
title chance of overriding HIM His brother, seeing the
officer start in pursuit. jumped In the reer cara doubtless
sh The object vi spprisng the fugitive Of his danger
The In which smith kept this matter long
cesled this In 1888 he sold the mortgage 20 Miss
Tallman of Fairfield and has paid up the ine
rest pretending to have received 1T from Boyer This
probably makes continued altering, and prevents The
statute Of limitations from attaching. II is UNDER
stood that several similar instances oil vilany have
n liVht
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A LTHOUGE a PFkSOT DISEASED reed not fear
A eyposurs IN compiling PIN uciah ~ here tre mary,
sho nom 81 dJpes ,un.t oupiarh OF private
make sds th. cortupuon unchecked To
susb'e all to ensivs without mahirs the eucem,aocs
n Us nature and uflibe is results his iote wished
ar d-,iJrntnm !, ~ lr.sfb Placed viihi- ,her r,seh
rit HOi T;s VFGETIn Lt. I lNCrU y r. for tianorrho,
and l.e 81 Ger ootr Thine evs doses tina med
al at interval. Of three honr USUALLY uiti,Lt effect
cureniter tsx that quality the patient should top ard
,w.t The result Rssuo,on, diet nrd sidpg exercise.
IRE nt absolutely TO eject bat hy bsuticu
he directions dIc was pam the viii BE- much
sIe-dy. - ......
per houl- this eonpouud the hnhsst
mediation for have IA led nsse
The Vsgesl Dise,sr hehcrs. oftaie aud spread
ehsrct,r. Puboe nal Suspt aud corrosive Ul,ss Wit
Gl-rty and p fu Dscarg, sud in Of OLD ard
buaie Item, Ju,aBeoua Enpoas fra The aAu,s of
nry Ulcers OF the sud Cares the Bones
Ero, Nodes Cutsreccs D.essss and IN swelling
the joins OF rhsutnatic prsors.
lille Member ~ the Medical stan OF tho United sAt.,
Nmy ape while engaged IN Cry ,euce, have iAed
make with the above sued. hrs and b,e htei
q thousands Of ccscs, HENRY hULT, VI ID
sold m Nv York CITY by Randolph Pauton. W6o I,ae
OKssts 2s6 Pearl STREET Be aud by h
Drugs,,ts ia several cites Of III. United htates
MERCHANTS eod 1sdes ffos cf North South
tmerica 'apsds Wat lrdiv snd Me,ies obu,u III .
Nedioncx LIBERAL o. the rr,ncipsi Hughes
sth At and Avenue %, ~ r. and make for
their future snpply IN t~, Respective places.
Eost PAID oreyr, enclosing cash IromItf srrfcd T. snd
" mod rins 81 r,v fnt,uytsri MT I'm sec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

NAvAL.-Captain GssiDger has been ordered by
he Navy Department 10 the Mediterranean. 10
axe the msnd oil the L. 5. tfiga.e oumfia IN place
Capt. Shuhrick, deceased. Captain q. VIII sail nom
Bsmore early this week
The u. brig Lawrence sailed from Norfolk
he nth inst. for the West Indies The iollovi is a
,st Of her officers :--Wam Gardner commander
\. NJ P-DDot X, FIRST Lieutenant 1homss 81. Besher,
second Lieutenant X Allison, Acting Master j O &.
barclay. Assistant Surgeon ChsIles w Placs Passed
iidshpman VIM. Gibson. Charles Collins, " m VI.
Fount.roy ard Edw ard Repsbaw. kidshipm,n u g +.
isr1ner Captain Clerk l. II. Mcn'o-h Masters Mate;
John Mckinley, Boaifu ain Geoigs Marshall, Jr Gun
'er; William Wise, Carpenter; tharl.s H. Sterling pur
RS Steward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

OLE BrIi. SroCs RISING The tickets Tor Ol,
Bulls Concert, though only for few hours at The
stores for sale have been by this time Dearly all j
posed o. though the performance will take place III
tomorrow evening. In answer 10 several Xious IN
qnres addressed 10 us about those who purchase tickets
being crowded out, we would say that five hundred
tickets only have been LEFT for sale which number N,
viii held conveniently. When these sold Their,
will be no more Issued We think tina, many will be- dis
appointed but there may yet be- chance Of securing
tickets during this evening This will be his only cen
oert in this oIiy.--Nsm Haren Courier. June 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

Tm SEAsoN.-Among the evidences of precoc-
~ this season, we notice the early falling Of the
sanhus blossoms That beautiful tree has been for some
time quite covered with it's annual decortons and these
would suppose to look at them that II heavens
been shedding down their stella inhuences and TO Judge
by their SMELL II would be supposed that they had all
come from the constellation Capricorn Gas.
June II,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

CAPT. HoLDnEpes. Died, Saturday morning.
June Ist at his residence in Black Rock, Fairfield,
Capt. Nathaniel Haley HodreIgo aged 81. Capt.
for many years master OF the Liverpool packet ship Unit
ted States. Few men more extensively known or
generally beloved His death wss aWinlly sudden
for months and preparing 20 visit his friends
in this CITY, when he fell and almost Immediately expired
Standard.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

THE RIvER.-The Memphis Enquirer Of the 18th
IL says--Alhough the rver al this place ia ks
considerable oil reaching its highest point within the
at twelve months ytt is greatly to he feared that i,s
nncon with the flooded streams sorth OF will
sarul destruction OF property the plantations along
ne cuasto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12
MRS. CARROLL'S
INDICATED VAPOR AND SULPHUR UNT'it,


NJ rs, teltOLL RESPECTFULLY sPnrup,t IS 20 ler H'whsi
L Medical FLculty and tho put''c, ut she ss "fsd
ro-u Coosudt ,fr,rt and established Mcrtctiss Nptr
md sulphur Baiht 10 A conmoirous and ce,trl sn-
lou az No .25 Dradwsy where by her continued s'iguU
lnd attention she hops men, th patoasgr "Aeh her
=. blrsf ut La received for the last eighteen years
" Il sul.hur BATHS rrrifc one otrs not'ce t1H9bis
Bath SIT 70 aay pAr Of ue city or It, ve1i'y bnt.ng
1ubs Tor hirs m@' 'mie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

FUR TRADE Five Of the American Fur Compa.
ny's boats loaded with buffalo robes and urs arrived
here last evening from the Yellow stone They were y
days out st Lows Reporter, June /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

Coswos pLg.-Nos. 49, 40, AZ, 0, H. IL, H. 90 81, 81
IS, q, %, 10. 81. H. ~.
Sur,s'os CouHrNos 90, -, ~, 40 %, 49, 81 %, 81
So, %, 81, b3 % 65, Ga o. 81 90, ~, II. ~ 70.
Csoum Cnr a.. Nos u. u y, 81 30 80, Z, D. -. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

The MrssIssrrPr.-The River rose about three
inches yesterday II has risen o. cut foot within few
days The rise is from the NILSSON and Illinois rviri
81 Louis Reporter, Jane l.
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s .;si:::.saall: eA.

GREAT WESTERN RAIL ROAD ROUTE,
IRON ALBANY TO BUFFALO (ss5 MlLEe)
- BY HAlL ROAD.
The only Once in REV. potk eeshshed ny the several i.aii
rosa Oo@t ..ie. eosv WEES Alhny I'D bgn sS sst
IOnF Y CLs hK, tlrnsral Agent
NOTICE TO IMMIGRANTS.
Ihe enb.crosn hsyns been spois ted asees for forward
Ing lnnerant oy ka Kosd from Albany Buffalo and IN
srssaie plaess are satlcd send them dating The suume'
barn $780, Hocieuta a n To suAslo IS 81 Chiidren
from old pris, nsdrr vorr, free. and all
Baggage FROM Als,sy the Nail Kosd i, A tsy irre
It's sveaat tha cora. nuch cheaper the ,pmgnut 70
travel ~ h Road nn by CsRal, he reaching BuAAo rtr
Steamboat from ew foik aro ksl Road from Albany 70
hour.; " pr CasAl from TO 10 days The FOL
Passage Buffalo Hail fssssgs TO Buffalo req Ca
Hcad 30,A xav.
Luggage from N. York Lurxase TO Huas,o so,s ''
Albany, Oelbs free, bal fee balance for iooIJs.. q,
snce for ldsibs u Loss Of tir4 at least odsv.
Luggage from Albany TO worth 10 the laborer, say
Buiialo free so cents dsv. "a
LirnR r ~ hours say.' u Living for 10 days 80 cents
- per day.. 500
Total Per H. Road. asa @.
sl2,O5
Deduct fars per IL. Hoad 49, %
The traveller per u. Road saves $3.50
They also forward pass gsto cleveland Portsmouth,
Other places ip Ohio; Dstoit, Sc Miehigan Green Bay, MIL
wspkle &c WcoBsin Ter tory; Chicago, Illinois; and
dHfst pliers in canada at the lowest rates All information
20 the difrsat routes given gratis and Ticket, TO be bad
sny stthe Albany and Bufiie ns hosd oes % CeuItand
street WOLF kICkEHS.
mys In~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

To be, or not TO be, that is the question
Whether next Fourth Of March" shall see me seat'd
With all due pomp and circumstance upon
The Presidential chair or the base rout
OF Loco Foco shall defeat my purposes
To hlt-to niss--po more Aye, If we hit,
To end the cursd incertitude, these doubts
We coons are heir to-tis contamination
Devoutly to BE- wished. To hit--to miss
To miss perohance the "spois"aye, there's the rub
For in the loss Of thom what else may come,
When We have shufled Of rection's coil,
Must give Ms pause; There's the respect
That makes cslsmiy Of standing thus
A candidate with coons for who would bear
The whips and scorns of time the Loco's sneer
The honest mans contempt the bitter pangs
OF a scared conscience, rousng from its dumps
The insolenco OF workies, and tho spurns
Defeated Goons must of the Locos take,
Whsn he himself might his quietus make
Wth-three gin cocktails 7 Who weuld be tho fool,
To grunt and sweat under this knavsh life,
But that he thought Of gaining the election
THAT unreached goal for whose attainments twice
I've strove with might and man) braces the will
And mskcs me hope 'gainH hope, l may DO so
Thus interest does mike rascals Of us all
Aud thus the native hue of Patriotism
Is scklicd DER with narrow selfshness;
md measures OF great moment to the State,
with this regard, their currents turn away,
And lose their name Of action.-Mob,ie Regisfsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

OAKLAND COURSE, LoUsviIIE.--These races
on Monday, June 3. They appear TO
nave been pretty well attended, and the course IN
pretty good order The kentuckans are not 10 be
Ut in the shade altogether by those further north
SrRI.G MEETING F,nsr DAy.--Annual county sweep.
stakes for colts and les three years old Subscription,
S25 hf IT subscription added by proprietor. Mile heats
FIRST RACE OF entries the following nag only
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12
THE MARINE TELEGRAPH FLAGS,
srmapuon1c TEL EErRpapH sraxa1 ROO

T
,HE USDERSI1Nf.D, Proprietor Of the Mar,n.
L Telegraph flus and semsphorie Telegraph Signal
Book, having supplied above two thousand sail
American vessels including all the government We,
sels war aud informs the csnn-rcis
mercantile snd uadisg interest Of New York, that he hN
oIs Office Wall street where he Will furni,h let's OF
graph pu nhe and signal book. for SHIPS barques bgs
sehoopes. soops nnd md stesmboats. 80.
Agencies Tor the diffusion Of this Ssmsphorc code Of Signals
established throughout the United ates The beneh,; d.
rived from this zeal sad truly useul code OF signals u
the Commerce Of the United States fully evnce the fec that
N not only commercial mercantile but national point
JOHN r. PARKER. Proprietor.
Nariue Surveyors Office,
mo lawsw"c 81 Wall 81, corner OF w atef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

Lewis Gegcr's IF. Berr's) CHI. c. John
Anderson, by Cadmus, out Of dam Of Kate
hnueIS"H
j. Anderson's b. flly By imp. Valparaiso,
out o. Kitty White, by Ara'us. dis.anced.
samuel Deyes, oh. by Brinmor dam 10y
Bertrand. ............ 8
D, Maoneys oh. f. by Cadnus, dam by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

w co A L Y A K D
THE SU8SCR ri BTRS have taken a Yard ut No fla
Place. tnar the OF Seventh street AID Third Avenu
ar Guy 1pos .cr on "hst. meg e
SrhuykiiI LIE ign, vepool Newcastle Sydaey Vrs nio
q Cumb Ia d which they ofe- the lowest market pr
and solicit share Of he public patronsEe
Or:rs we'd above tie old stand. All Waah.ut
street, cor,er Laght street.
WARD u BROWNE
Orders through the Despatch Po't will receive prompt
t'op. mT im-rr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

Sv eTa Nav IURn,
AIAA scaOOLG . NGC NTAIN s:Fm<>1--
E.ES&W EASTON. f3EakkasaE1A
EVE Ire foot Of Cssrtla.I street daily ound,. az .pt
rst .n direct whoa, change of Crrom thence bv Po.g
CAo,.s .nToayh Nendi,am hester, sch oley's Mouunn
Port Golden, Wahington Esston At Washington daily
10. icteecss 90 and Bsiviaere For apply ].
Hill. John patteas Commercial HOTEL 70 Courand'
street.
n Brxtras furnished the shortst nsrce by applying
a. " u LUtaf, Nlor,stown ap8 2H~rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-06-12

Dsv,Us JEsrEasoS irsUkANcs oMrArs..
No o. Wall 81. ppposits the Exchange
THIS Coaprny soatpues iIsurs AGAINST Loss and D.
mage by Fire goods, and merchandise and al
loss bv ptRad vessels and her
DIRECTORS.
Thomas " Tnorne. Elisha Riga
Tuoplas Il Woodruff Ansoo Baker,
4 X Robson NJ. D.. yoscrh Drake,
Tpouapsen frics, Joseph Allen,
Nosss Taeker, Ja,AAa q. Hoimes,
iohn 2. DavidyoS. John 7. Moorr,
John n. Lee, yam.s X. HhitiAg.
Caleb G, Tusis, Wan. x rhora,
Francis p. sage Thomas Morrell,
John q. Nsrritt Eug.le Bogau.
- THOMAS w. THCRNE. Presi6es.
GEO IT. HOPE. Secre.sry 49,.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-10
A BRIGHT ONE.

The brightest little chap for his sz
AMI aye, that We ever saw. was one whom
We htely came across torturing tsdpolrs
IN sprDg up road side in New J-r
sew. altogether out Of "sigh, and hearing
Of any human habita,ion.
where do you live, my son1" inauir-
I'd we jus, rs he had stir, d up a big bull
frog from tn. mud with mullin stalk.
81 don't live nowhere only home"
"Where is your houef"
Over the hill, next house to Wsgner's'
III yoa par MS hvlngl"
Nv hats them?"
81 mean have you father and moth
erl'' f'a
'Y's sir, but pap's went dead good
while anf sao,hsr stys she won't stand H.
cause. MS too hard work"
"What work dces she dof'
"Milks III COW a-n-d all sorts othings.
sis your mother a pious woman---a
good chrstisn1"
mo sIr--sne's Duschmsni"
Here the lt;le genus went to stirring
up the frogs again, as much ss TO say
'don't disturb ne with further nterrogs-
aons;" and so We left him.--N. Y. MeY.
cury.