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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21
Upper POLICE.

John II. Kirk wa. arrested and committed for
stealing promory note sli7 u. cont a.. together OF
the value OF 500 from u buing stu street, the
ery of W IAN T. Puriy aud Isaac V. Sntdker The prep
ey found the possession OF the new house
avenue T..
iiuRGLARY-A boy named John Denike, and an
other boy last night the house of Christian T. Bulb
Ter E>1 Fourh-.treet, with intent 10 steal ienlhe
caught ANY tng stoen and to-day committed.
the other escaping.
STAINING Henrietta Pemblcon, colOreJ, was
arrested 10y officer Deiree and committed r sabbns Eme
line Owens also colo Ell, OF 20 stfeel. ~ the hand,
face and buck with DIRK knife Also Threatening her lie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

FEcUSnrrY.-About two weeks since the wife Of
a respectable coored man, in the upper part oil The
city, safely delivered of four children two boys,
and two girls, AT BIRTH all of whom, with the mo-
Their are doing we'll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

FROM NASSAU, n. P.-The schooner Sterling,
Capt Falkner, arrived last night, brings us Nassau
papers 10 the 9th inst. The Spanish war schooner
Inanta arrived The day previous. She had been fir
ing at small vessel in the vicinity of San Salvador,
because she did not show the English flag, and the
affair had created some excitement.
After most distressing drouih, the Island had
been visited with refreshing and copious showers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21
COURT OF SESSIONS. Before tine Recorde ana ilder
men CozzESs and WILLIAMS.

COZxESS ana ~ !LlIAlS-
Nc PATTERSON, District Attorney.
FnyrEirUKrs-Culneus Dougher;r ard Juhn
Snyer indicted ior petit arcenyhe latter having seven M
ilctmcn against nn-s4veraiy iih 10 appear ana a4s"e'
their !ecosuIiuces were forfeited . =, d. >,
TRIAL FOR iiukGLAKI.-t'eor3c bGtiair"! anu
William Hrowu cvio. were tired lot burglary III te1
,rr, IN br.a the store OF John " ISL Conner %,
enln: trunk containing i,5 gold. silver and NILS A's
recovered. The jury frnhd '''ci. utlg hl
the of sentenced lhein the State Ptson-u!l"i Tor !
Yeas, and Brown iGr2's yeuis. g..
with number OF bills OF indictment, and retired To resume their
duties.
TRIAL FOR IxcFsT.-Jumcs PriestIy was ire'! for
mn r,enp, 10 commit the OF and also IN attempt
nj rnp- alleged have been committed on M person 81 e
Ann his dutsnteI cIl OF Is at age oi No. IS
,s,t an ~, N of Niy last night lie jury found him
n;g the attempt al and re was tenandeu Gf sen
eacc. :, ,,.,..
i'ElAL FOR GRAND l.ARCFNY.-hobcrt {. White,
Roef, Bowes GiGS Parker and George Socun coloe were
MI sarah Ann frhnciSco oi NJ
Fsayerue the Eth May last. The Jury fGund Nhte
gil,y Nh Bows, aud Socn, n9i guy , e .'u'' SCH
FALSE pRLTENCk.-Buwen }. roster was urea
second for obtlnnG property To- the amount o nearly
$50 by false petences from M->>rs. Curew huntingdon
u,t,r IN e ting goods stated thu, he det at Vest Ley
,n Iwl, county nnr business with Mr.. Belknap-
TINT Foster had put 81 5 and that l'-knup had pat IN
$40 M king ant stock property ~ S'tVJ hese state
mem. ,, ., t. t,e mt ey false and hence the indictment.
fully recorded ut former term when the
lry could co; agree. .orbea 10 reruptult- them here
SlT. Huughtrn appeared "a Ouis-i o' the posecuo "u
Nr ID. Gru!nm Tor delenuint
Alter 81 the case some CONDENSATION cs''' u, W
tie probable length thlt VIII necessarily hc co's'nri 1n the
ni &c finally agreed that Juror lnc!i be WIN
drawn ard The case be trd on the IL day ut next t-rH-"ch
WAS The d s,,usitlnn made OF II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21
s,,nae,. taking effect.

RI the Irish papers VIC received Yesterday, we
ind :ha, the utter falsehood stated oy ie" o'
he more desperate Loco Foco papers that me
Wigs were the adversaries OF the lrisii IN Inc
nurderous Philadelphia Riots have been received
9TH er,;rc credit in Ireland! The Cork En-
qmiaer is especially savage on "'hc Wings" tor
,h.j, alIeaed murders OF the innocent and peace
III I,;sb, M doubt is limited that the course Of
,hc Natives was entirely unprovoked, and that
.tbe Ways" were their prosecutors! No one
would suspect, from perusing the accounts CUT!
rem, in Ireland, that the lTsh in Philadelphia
ited their full share OF the guns, and that large
majority OF those killed or wounded were Native
Americans. The journals there follow the course
which is so popular and 80 profitable here, OF
taking ell the credit to their own side end laying
all the blame on the opposite party. The mate
rials Tor this they fed in American papers.
But 10 the other point: 1t is clearly dem
onstrable, from the face Of the Philadelphia Elec-
ton Returns this Spring, that large majority OF
the Native American votes cast there 'oers
from tie Loco Foco party. 1t was even more
clear ti!an in the case Of our own City last faii'
where no one has ever pretended that such was
no; the fact The circumstances leave no doubt
that less than 0ne.third Of those who were en-
saged in the disgraceful Philadelphia Riots ecer
lcere or erer pretended to be Wings. And yet
tie Wings are made to bear the blame of these
shameful outbreaks in Ireland The Bay State
Democrat is, we believe, the more immediate
originator Of this infamous fslsehood.
u There was goodly gathering Of the
Wings Of WgsrcHesrER County at Pleasantvale
Yesterday Some FIVE hundred of the bone and
sinew' from every part of the County came TO
gether at a distance from any village, TO hold
friendly counsel and open the campaign OF lo44
The venerable WILLIAM BARKER Of White Plains
presided The Convention was addressed (rather
alnely, we thought for an hour by II GREELEY;
then, after dinner, for good hour, in an able and
anlmating speech, by JAMES S. TnArER; next a
series of pungcnt Resolutions was reported by A.
II. WELLS; and JAMES n. REYNOLDS was in the
midst OF a straight forward talk about the ncccs-
sity of going 10 work and tie way to set aboutit,
when, at nearly O'Clock, we were Obliged to
commence rapid march for the last train OF
uurlem cars at Willamsville.
The night spirit is awake in Westminster, and
If that County does not give majority this fail
against Polk, Texas and Calhoun Free Trade,
say we were utterly mistaken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

1o,,yr F,pH.u,Sc SroRgI'ne sUbcr bsfs respectfully
call the attention OF the public 10 .nelt ciectcn a. ,h
time exclusively IN Tie selection OF such, md are en1be
through their agents TO have 'e t,t an. me- Ce atD
of Which mace expressly io: " lu chliiu'
be obtained nj any nihsr esu9l.hhe.t, ue ,b III
assortment not Ioaied III variety qualify ~ this Guy
c,n, inbn's Pre- different patterns of Rodgers,
yost., Edes Patey Roas y lie. &c; o,t hsiy
Cologne BAY Wrtef. &C. -ry knd Of Congress, Whom
N'Ve"e' D@s,APS lcliF. President Sportin:. sc.
RI, Esss s! I'D 2nb Ssss F1krAG G1sE RNESd
'4 lesm and SaE Tasei oarss BY the sub
e,nha ir rrevost's 0mn scnbefs Of the compact
BUS R0us,e's Almond and i"rns equal 10 fnnh To tie
CAKE. also iDr Imported. md guch lower ~
shaving this article obtained Yrce containing the Metallic
he Drnlun ,y or medal nj Tablet for keeping Rszr
the lat Fsir OF the American oer with variety Of French
institute tSoIe Asen; for Ne" and English Dc
'0'N'' BRUSHES. ProH, the manufactures of
Hair Brushes. large rare Joseph Ro'ser * Son Wade
y, from cents upwurs-Iu Butcher. Pcseys Elliott
nf.tent patterns; shaving also choice article made
i,hes nude expressly iopresy for the retail
,amSed On Tier superiority FOR Tit HAIR
.nnsi,s IN having the brtes G,etln.ns Eau Iustsnle
% M Q. sSe ihgp aS an o p S
Cloth and Hat brushes. come, OK hIaru.y. Wyeh's
S,Mbs. Cfenin Of Lilies italn ot Co
Shell. Buffalo, ivory. and I'm. COSMETICS.
tnion al French AMI English Royand's Kalydor Cow.
manufacture; Pocket Combs lands LvIion Rous,es Cos
If ~ different patterns ,net,c Cream kon,sel's Han
Fanny CUTLERY. Dye, Rowand's Essence OF
The METALLIC TABLET far surpasses the Hone in pro
iuclns keen smooth edge 10 Razor. without using oil
wntx It's cleanliness, and being simple use make
most desirable appenia gentleman toilet.
q. SAUNDERS & son,
Inventors and Manufacturers.
D7- Information Wanted-LlBERAL RE
WARD.-Any penon who give information OF the Lint
to which the stnge belongs that old Lady thu
OF Broadway and Spring streets, 2h of
last, while racing will confer great favor deserving 90
sct ochnrly by leaving such Information Mrs. Chu.cs
A Bower. 531 Broadway. and will be Literally reware
for The The sufferer widow and has been confh
ed to her bed near two months from the injuries then received
ie2l Luz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

him:
In performing his quartee he seemed 20 have OF the
iek md hadoy spirits that sa I" lBhat The misty re-
imprisoned ms instrument: the strings
MS violin were instruments nf with his boss h.
forced the demons forth their musical language tones
entEBured the audience. and using and llg
delightful riendy while the notes would To
clear and distinct from distant pIft breathing c-
nn the :prisuned-thcn hurst forth crush al the
bow yell Of agony making the hearers eto almost i then
Sil went de Bull. swayin. his long ana slender
body nnd fro. the thin white fingers of hi- lett hnd plungg
with dslght instrument MS bow sancing
swiftly over TIE .tr,ngs until the CONCLUSION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

- We wish to draw the attention Of the Ladies
TO tine advertisement ofhe proprietor of the knick-
erbocker Baths, l0l Bowery, in which are STATE his
low charges and tins Tor their accommodation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

MEETING TO AID IN ENFORCING THE Laws
The Mayor having issuedhis proclamation soliciting
the assistance and cooperation OF the citizens OF the
several Wards, in the enforcement OF the laws for
shutting up the gros-shops, and all places ofvcious
resort, on the Sabbath day-a large and highly
spectacle meeting OF the citizens OF The l0tn Ward
convened al the Columbian Hall in Grand-street TO
adopt course OF measures calculated 10 carry out
the dcsiredreform. The meeting WAS ably and eo-
quen,ly addressed by Messrs. Oakley and Harly,
and the appointment Of persons made 10 aid the civil
power in enforcing the laws Tor preserving the Sab
bath day from needless PROCLAMATION. The proceed
nss in another column will tell what has been done.
IL may be proper 10 stale that the peaceabie and
aw-loving citizens are firmly resolved 10 assist in
preventing and Furnishing all discovered Violations
of the laws, and invgorate the legal arm by their
active cooperation in all just measures 10 reform the
immoral abuses at present existing in our city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

u LIEUT.. ROBERTS, the English mail agent,
died on Wednesday OF Apoplexy. on board the
Acadia, as the steamer was about reaching the
wharf in Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

" Vests sublime painting OF Chrl., Healing the Sick. Is
already upon to Detroit the iih nfjuly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21
Wabash and Erie CanaI-CrOps I'm Indiana.
Correspondence of the Buffalo CommercIa Advertiser

| have Just arrived in this hranu to"r. wa the
| Wabash ard Erie Canal The Wabash River is
yerv high. heving overlooked lis bnnAs, aud donf
much i jury to rhe growing crops OF Torn ara I"
other Grain. Steamboats, are towing canalbnais
laden with Wheat from this CITY, 1911 miles ny tte
Wabash 10 Delphi, ahove L'la,etIe where the ca
uai-bua;s enter the canal for Toledo
Flour is taken from Lafayette 10 Lake Erie al IS
cents barrel, Tolls included. Hams. Bacon aud
lard are transported from Terre-H aute 10 New
York cv b, the northern route nj 10 cents per lUO
lbs Onondaga Salt is delivered on the Wabash AT
81 40 barrel and goes up 10 Evansville and Nladi-
SON and down 10 Cairo on the Onio River. In this
Extensive PUrS. packing IT giOn the consumption at
Salt is very large, aud all interested in the trade
seem disposed 10 push it AT a minimum profit
Wet weather and the fly have done material in
Iirv 10 tine Wheat crop between this and the mouth
of the 6iuumee. ], is now III blossom, and having
u large growth nf straw, with moist suffice al the
root it is yer, liable, should not he weather be re-
marka5ly ia, orablc, To be sIricnen with rust, and
have Il shrunkeu, worthless berry.
Toledo is improving much this season. The cOrn-
try above Niaulnee CITY is very little settled, and
much OF ii is too level and wei, I'LL gets nearly
10 Loganspori, 10 be healthy, desirable section
to settle in. From Logansporr near the head OF the
Wabash down 10 this place, the country Is decidedly
better.
The canal from La Fayeita 10 Terre Ilaute is now
prosecuted with great vgor, and il is believed that
/, will be completed early next season. The recent
high floods have swept of several thousand dollars
worth of oak timber aud plank got outlor aqueducs
on the line OF the canal.
Dry goods from New York have been delivered in
his city this spring for 81 l2l. learn this from
merchants who have travelled with me from Buffalo.
[ am now confirmed in The opinion have often ex.
pressed, that when the Miami Extension Canal shall
b, Completed goods will be transported via Lake
Eric 10 Cincinnati for 81 per 100 lbs. A large por
lion of the pork exports of tha city will seek The
Atlantic by the sune ROUTE
am informed by the pork merchants OF this val
ley, that the article pays best cul out and cure the
hams, and then try up the whole Of the balance OF
the hog by the steamng press, into lard. The yield,
exclusive of the hams, is - per cent The lean
me A. ,cnd0ns and souse are all converted into s0lu
bic gelatine, which is used to good advantage to
fa;tcn other swine. l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

DISTRESSING AND Fatal AccIDENT.-On Sat
urday, the 9Th met. the wife Of MIR. Thomas Dodge
oil Sedswick, was burnt 10 death. 1t is IMPOSED
that, with her infant in her arms she fell in nj, a.
he was found with her head in The FIRE ,be lace
and all the front part Of The head being esumeG
but rot fatally burnt. Ii is not known e. lung she
remained in the fire. She had vista ia neighbor
about two hours previously. yerilylSsin the midst
of life We are in DEATH. ISgSgor Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

- Our correspondents WILLIAM WALLACE,
ESQ. known as an advocate OF Temperance and Of
Freedom 10 Ireland has returned from his recent
tour through the British Isles. We trust he has
gathered store OF observations and reflections which
will in due season be made eioquentIy effective in
behalf OF Universal Liberty and against debasng APP
petite. There are many who would gladly hear
from him an Address on the Social Condition Of the
People he has visited, and the state OF Ireland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

Mr.. CLAr-From numerous inquiries which
are constantly being made of us from dis ancc,
in regard to the health OF our distinguished eigh-
Dor, we deem it proper TO state that MIR. lar a
few days ago was auwell, but that he is no /" ed.
tirely recovered, is in the enjoyment of his usual
good health and in The daily pursuit OF his busi-
ness avocaiions. Lexington (Ky.) Obs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

NAv,L.-The L. ). ship Encenncs. Captain
GtrnAx,y. and the L. = brig Somcrs, L. toEtr GERRY.
were at anchor Oft Galveston the th They were I" G IN
icy days or Vera Cruz. The T. ;. steamship Union W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21
SUPERIOR COURT. Before Judge vASprRrorL.

JoStPH W GOD IS. DAVID II. h!>iN". --N'''"', ~
r-c 3, anuu u loss on SHE OF cotton referred ~ yeiay
Representation T. Wood by e bIoeef h''s,
tina; the 30 Je hsd been sd 10 u T. he.l a.
i1 Mr. Lr.woa manufacturer. iiHSS The 'ae' fo'si
no, n nye becn the case and Dean peG Subsequently ta ne
mi.o'. Dean gave GtcS the cotton hi Pll wv
3D. h, price bay!us fallen. and sale los occhtrel
nf alou; :lt i y God charges w: Rsn: win lraGh ~
reure>eGii NJ Dean have agent LOT MI 's "hu
r rituu IL, f.cove; the amount difference. Or. h'ins
deIe, having with improper natives ne QUIZ ciiis
, that ii i tile purpose ct econcn- Nh wood Ia the ~ e.
,euIn1t held out Tie idea that NJ. ,Eitwod was TIE pGcl.
ser vixen such tho and d: hdd kiiuwtru-e oi
rbat fact he aha1, not necessary rs uftT t reief
h, nLla TO show ne derived personal beneht IRON 'e
a IN the contrary. however II he asserted w!at ne !i w
i b ana really supposed Dean Ia have been tie agent ~
Mr. tr:sw,,id he is nbleneiter IS ne liable u Nh ",i
acce te hom him. directly, compromise 'eiuc' Oh r'
day morning:
tDlrRTOr COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge lSGRAHAA
Thomas TANNING rs. JAMES SFEHcER.--Nr /.
sue, 10 recover about $50 asserting tat he sol" to M lane
Lrilitrs for aDi lot No s seventh street On
account or aud belonging NJ. Spencer. AMI That MI =
1rr.ed 70 eve him all he could ct SiSJ iis was
denied Verdict for plaintiff, Sii53-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

Fms; Week. Second INN,
'e'' Coil . .... slo6 IL aa3 8 s!qis q
Total .siO.3l7 % 1854 y n,ao9
Receipts on the Western Railroad Tor the week
ending June la; &C, ,sn
Passenger ~.
Freight. 1.o0 -,
Total. Sl'"S-
The passenger receipt, this and the next week OF last '
were Increased By the Bunker liiII ceebniion
The Wilmington II Baltimore stock sold ~ fhn
i-lphin s2j. The ri-c attributed To runof oil m
Engagement between the Che.apenSe 'hlh company ana W
Rafoad b. which passenger are not l" 0e cafeu through
the Canal. go
ia ro,n,, I Company are about Ia erect Rolling Mli
[ , m ,be most work of tie kind IN the UGon,
I, iore TO tam annually about 1000 tons of mano
f,a lr,n "A large portion OF winch IL 0 be Railroad foo
II m connn - pudding fnsccs: consume MI a iron mag
nr,nre the three furnace, OF the same Company give EN-
,ioen; directly nnd indirectly to about ~ hand nEd 10
20 into operation early noNt Sphns.
The or,gi,al cost OF the United States Bank
budn. m Phrelvi winch Congress proposes to buy io,i
Custom IIou.e Mt s2;5GOj. S;2l,g7 L. sold 10 b
nrei stale, Book Of i-nis vlnn IN 1876 pr ;52Q II,
trustee, proposed <el the Government s2Ij1G,
which Cousre., accepted provided the trustees would take be
present Custom Io.e nj s5O, The Trustees notyg
decided u accept TIE offer Of Congress.
The NewHamI,shirc Legislature has passed a re-
utiGn authorizing the Treasurer 10 borrow exceed
IN. So co., the ol tic State, no, exceeding
per cent.
Nsw ORLEANS, June 3.--Exchange on all points
has taken place ~ the r' ~ addition 10 Which, 'one mp
mei specie have tended tu countrtact the upward coe
of the market LONDON 81 "a cent prem ram oZ5s
525t, NewYos. 50 days, = per cent discount CEecS'
:. n luer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21


tgnion OF the Court for the last TWO days. terml.
mated last evening, the Jury rendering verdict
Of guilty. n. .. Bulletin, 18th
Funny ScENE.-H Hon. SHas Wright and his
pseudo Brolter.-A person calling himself w !Iiam
;. Wright has been convicted IN the Washington
Criminal Court of obtaining money under lulse
pferences. The prisoner has pretended TO be the
brother OF Hon. SIas Wright, and IN this way Ell
tecled his objects. During the tral, Senator Wright
was brought INTO Court witness, and he ques
ton being propounded 10 him, Pray, sill, look Ut
the prisoner, aud cay he be- Your brother. The
senator took long survey Of the cu prt from
head TO foot, and then, in his usual quiet way,
answered, - No, sir never set my eyes the man
in my lie until now" On this, The prisoner hire"
up his w,ih every appearance OF 1sionIshmen'
md agony. aud most palhelcaliy eJaculated. On.
brother! On, hroiher Sins how can Won dessr'
me now?" The habual blush on the Senator's
cnrea drepened considerably at this i;DputatioD.-
The teiegraph!c despatch from the Baltinor" Cen
enton scarcely discumpOsed him more; o;ii be re-
covered MS equunmIy III an Instant, cast wilmer
iug iouk on his pseudo tro,her, and made his way
back To the Senate Chamber. Boston Atlas.
OP.YIsG OF THE WORCESTER BRANCH RAIL
RoAD.-1bis domestic enterprise "hich may be
considered the first link in The cham that Is de-
itined ultimately 10 connect the Worcester, Fitch
surg and G. ncurd \. II. Railroads., Is no" progress
/ ,ng !. h rapdiiy The rails lad as lar Norh
~ the Iron Works of Sir. William A. W heeer, ano
an engIur pass, Thar portion OF the rosd Ton
The hrs, time on Thursday last. The day being ia
.orable party of Directors and Stockholders mel
10 crlehra,e the occasion. Drawn by an engine vi
the largest class, such viii be used tor the tus
ness OF the road. the company made an excursion 10
Washington Square, ascending the highest and IN
deed the only serious inclination on the route. The
engine with It's weight vi passengers we are told,
surmounted The grade with apparent ease, and III
its descent perfectly under The control of the
brnkes. Worcester KgIs.
DISTRESSING AND FATAL AccIDEST.-On Sat
urday the 9Th inst. The wife Of Mr. Thomas Dodge
oil Sedswick, was burnt 10 death. Ii is sup POSED
that with her infant n her arms, she fell in nj, a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

We understand ,ha, duel was iou-l,, Yesterday
morning in the vicinity OF Tie city between Two
young creoles OF this place, which resulted ~ oac OF
ihcr:i receiving mortal wound III The breast from
the ball Of his adversary pistol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

Dressing Crmis Of Tortoise
Shell. Butf,Io. ivory. and I'm.
,tn,lon al French unt English
manufacture: Pocket Comb,
If ~ different patterns
FANCY CUTLERY.
Nail Fires. Boot Hooks, Scis-
The METALLIC FABLE
'iuclns u keen smooth edge 10
water: It's cleanliness, and b
most desirable appendn &c to n
q. S.ACN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

Hair Bru,hes. u large ware.
y, from 9 cents upwurds-Iu.
nff.rent patterns shaving
brushes. nude expressly iO'
me subscnbeT, with mime
.tamDed on ;-t!ie.r superiority
consists IN having the bristie'
rrmiy set OF Such shap. a. Il
-preah tine la:l,er evenly. Tooth
Cloth and Hat Brushes.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-04-11
VIRGINIA.

Our friends ip the "old Dominion" are preparing for
The Spring elessiSas commendable zeal The rt-
su in Conpeccuswili have no influence on her hardy
sOn except 1t be to cause them to strike harder for the
principles Unconstitutional freedom, which Whiggery,
ntriumphant wOuldtrample in the dust a.-
We learn from the Fincastle Democrat that Herry
Clay Bear the Buckeye and the Kentucky pump-borer
Me shortly expected to make their appearance in the
Stale. The Borer addressed meeting at Fincastle.-
He 10 even more illiterae ass than the Buckeye him
SELF And these are the creatures with whom the great
embodyment is traversing the Union" to build up his
waning fortunes A word in your ear, Harry, the in
leigent yeomenry Of "od Virginia are not to be Sc
dueed BY your honeyed phrases nor deceived by the
nonsensical twadde Of your friends the Buckeye Black
smith and the Kenuckey Pumpborer.
The Fincastle Democrat in remarEing upon the
speech Of the "Borer" says--"When monkey Is =
God, what must be his subjectl"
We answer "CoOnS"--Ban. Rep.