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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20

4 letter from Washineton sivsci ~
ostline Of : spcsch delivsfed ~ I. ~.
AConnsit, msmbsr OF Congress frum
Alabama. Hi. cQmps;s,p, r,reeunuri;l -
reply To him said: IL grant," "thst my
friend j. fins looking man, Just forty.
and not yet married--look 1t Him, ladies,
and assure you do him 40 discksdii.
Bot do say, men mus, be Judged BY
their ac,s--a hne looking man Just forty,
aud no, ye, married? Look at that pic
.ure,' pointing down upon hiscompetiiuf,
land now look ., ,hism-(Hsre tho
speaker drew himself to hi. full lsasth,
aud running both hands through his fns
bushy head, gazing around and aroand
on the audience, and coniinued)"l are, I
think, pretty con. siderable good looking
man for my age ind inches, and I have
one VI The hes, and prettisst little wives,
. stru., and strict member Of the Mstho.
dist persuasion. that this or any other
couatry ever produced. And Why did I
get hrrf because I possessed that on.
slon which my more ;oli,hed friend
rubbed out years ago--yes, years ago.
""& Jay tU0VuU uuvU
snons upon lin, and YET unmarried!
when discovered that the consent Of
hef taltcr could not b. obtained and
no, ~ the by, was good old fellow,
e.,nough whig--liks man, ! sassrsd
beneath the roof Of her parents, and
like man bore. her uPon my shoulder
from the house to the bridal altar, chased
BY dogs, lowing and barking. and biting
10 the very portals Of the Church. A
happy wife, three little M'Conneils, asl
AL sasy conscience. are the fruits Of ,hs
leader passion as ! possessed il. u -
cun sny - much, Felix Grundy MC"a
nell backs out irvm the ca0vass-if not,
lei him forever hold Lis peace Ny
Informant says, that nothing could
have been more etfcc,ivc---the ladies
waved their white handkcrchiefa in
ecslacy 81 Jellght-the men shouted and
stamped AS tnrn mover stamped betors-
and the .coun'y gave tfe eccentric
Mcconnell an overwhelming majority.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20

During the stay of Longs expedition at En-
Of the common deer were brought in, having all
the feet white near the hoofs, and extending to
those on the hind feet from little above the spu-
rious hoofs. The white extremity was divided,
upon this side Of the foot, BY the general color
Of the leg, which extends down near the hoofs,
leaving white triangle in front, of which the
point was elevated rather than the spurious
hocfs.-G odman's Natural History, FOL. ii. p.
314.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20
IOWA HOUSE,

Stedm-Soat Landing, Bloomington. l sca
ME undersigned, late Of tho Burlingto
l House, respectfully announces to the
citizens Of the town and county, ae we'll 40
the travelling community, that he has taken
the IOWA HOUSE, formerly occupied BY
Mrs. PARROT, fitted il up in a comfortable m an
yer. and hcPes by unremitted eyertions, and
ssidso as attention, TO merit public patronage
The Hause 10 situated- close 10 tho Iaad n 2. in
the business part OF the town, so gentlemen
wishing to take the river from this place, are
sure Of having an opportunity of gong by the
FIRST boat.
His BILE shall At all times be enpp,icd
with ,de ties, the country affords. the BAR
with the choicest Wines and Liquors, aud his
STABLE we'll provided with grain, with care
full and attentive Ostlers.
From his long experience, and 4 determine
ton to spare no pains 10 render ais guests COM
Portable, he Aaticrs himself that he will be
able Ia give eR ire satisfactie a 10 all tho may
favor him with their patronage.
R aa WILLIAM FRYE
Bloomington. June IS. i84i.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20
From the Columbian Lady. and Gentleman,

The White.roOted Deer.
by WILLIAM CULLEN Bryant.
It was hundred years afo
When, by the woodland WAYS.
The traveller saw the wild deer drint,
Or crop the birchin sprays.
Beneath hill, whose rocky side
PER proved grassy mead,
ana fenced cottage from the wind,
A deer was wont to feed. a
She only came when on the cliff
The evening moonlight lay,
And no man knew the secret b.unts
In which she walked BY day.
White were her feet, her forhead showed
A spot of silvery white,
mat seemed to glimmer like star
In Autum's hazy night. .s
And here, when sang the ~hippoorwill,
She cropped the spronting leaves,
And here her rustling steps were heard
On still October ewes.
But when the broad midsummer morn
Rose DER that grassy lawn,
Beside the silver-footed deer,
There grazed spotted fawn.
The cottage dame forbade her son
To aim the rifle here,
"lt were SIM" she said, ssto harm
Cor fright that friendly deer.
"This spot has been my pleasant home.
Ten peaceful years and more:
And ever, when the moonlight shines.
She feeds before our door.
"Ihe red men say that here she walked
A thousand moons ago:
They never raise the war whoop here,
And never twang the bow.
81 love to watch her as she feeds.
And think that all is we'll,
While such gentle creature ha,ints
The place in which we dwell.n
The youth obeyed and sought for game
In forests far away,
Where deep in silence and in moss,
The ancient woodland lay.
But once, in, Autumn's golden time.
He ranged the wild in vain,
Nor reused the pheasant nor the deer,
And wandered home again.
The crescent moon and crimson eve
Shone with mingling light,
The deer, upon the grassy mead,
Was feeding full in sight.
He raised the rife to his eye,
And from the cliffs around
A sudden echo, shrill and sharp;
Gave back its deadly sound
AWAY the startled creature sprang,
And the NEXT sunrise threw
Its rays on many crimson drop,
Amid the glimmering dew.
Next evening shown the waxing moon,
As sweetlv as before;
The deer upon the grassy mead,
Was seen again no more.
But e'er that crescent moon was old,
BY night the red man came,
And burnt the cottage to the ground;
Aud slew the youth and dane.
Now woods have cvergrown the mead,
And hid the cliffs fiom sight,
There shrieks the lowering hawk at noon,
And prowls the fox at night.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20
] praaionl Jelte. tkovaa Fslo1ler. -fhs

4 PfdctiuM jobs, tkoxga FeloAto~s. Nil.
ton, (Pa.) Ledger has the following:
aJudgs Wilson sentenced criminal, last week,
1t the Huntingdon county sessions, to Eve years.
solitary tcnhnenient in the Penitentiafy, for bur.
glaEy and larceny. During he following night
he broke Jail, went to tie Judges lOdsin1s, and
stole the Judges hat and ! pair of new boots b.
Longing. to one Of the lawyers, leaving his own
lat and boots, which were worn ont and WORTH
tSss, in their stesd He, then Aed 70 the noun
tains, since which no tidinks Of his whereabouts
have come to light. We heard the Judge relate
The story, at New Berlin, On Monday.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20

cse~ nsesrirs.-HSv. NV Lskh, prss-
iqt clsy coon 81 vittsis,' once uttered ~ r..
iosine sentiment:
sAeeehsaies and lsbossp Aeyp Nsithse -
nsesas NOR the iAcia1fieN @ eeady ~ science Of
govssnmsat. snd - thsrslss vns1ts 6spssjls-
mes Of ths public trustsg
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20
Letter 10 Mr. Cay.

LANCASTER, November "a. l843
DEAR Sir: A large majority q; III. an
timasonic party Of Pennsylvania admire
your political character. and appreciate
your public services. They think with
you on those great leading measures OF
national policy which you have long
ably and successfully advocated.
| have been requested BY several res
pec.able gentlemen members Of tho anti
masonic par,y) respectfully 10 ask you in
what relation you stand in the insti u,ion
Of freemasonrv. m
! am. sir, with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
+. Z. RElGART.
lion. uENai Clay.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20

Clerical Iadolenoe.--A petition presented to
the British Parliament BY Mr.. Hume, says that
very few OF the clergy make their own sermons
but 6sy them ready made of their London
agents. A lady, dissenter too, it is stated il,
the petition, employs all hst leisure hours in
composing sermons, for which she gets half !
guinea each
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20
M0D00AE = RO(,A j

nETuRN their .shanks 20 The citizens Of
~ Burlington and ,,s vicinity for The lib
efsi psttonsgs they have i efe ,otore received,
.ae TAKE The nssksd Of isior miue dem tia,
sesy have sttsd up their ishop in she north
ssd Of the Poss Of6ce building. on Main
street. where they intend to cuntie ne their
. o.nness :. 'silofs. They aops 81 strict a.
I.ueA = bu.sissss 70 men, No continuance
. AZ sssas.s wssld DE- we'll to give theu
- = Nsy letend ~ take ell kinds Of pro-
s..n - Payaena for work. Their prices
~" e0s.e:Pcud with the reduced prices Of
49, a.e ne pressure ofths times. sls
S'4Srs0 . beta. aa nns 43irs6ga
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20

VIC Subscribers will pay Cash or lite ..
-. Ssiyaisat, for . few thopsand buehels
~. a.sse, q shssS Store ON Col ambss erect,
<ts 1T w. ( E.sM'CuTCHEON.s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20

John S. DAVID, General Forwarding ana
y Commission Merchant. Dealef in Groceries
Dry Goods. Produce, &c. &c, on W ater, between
Washington and Coium5fa Streets. Burlington,
lows. lNarch f9. 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20
WANTED,

DYE STUEFS.
INDIGO. Matd~r. Copperas &c. &c, for sale
L by rSep 1871 w N DEvOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-20

sgtsH Hs ROOTS + SHOES. s.
1An CASES. just received and for sale by
lUV w. +. COOLBAUGH, + Co. JEFF st.
Oct ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

during the last six months, and still continues
highly prosperous And why Apart from the Inc
General return Of prosperity in trade under the
exis,nr Tariff, the raw material has advanced
10 to 80 per cent. This advance in thor s to-
Of cotton. and as a matter OF course IN Their
stock of goods on hand, constitutes the greater
part Of their profits for the past year, and has mol
been sufficient to balance their losses during The
The stock Of all the companies is now some
thing over par, but it Is the anticipation OF quiet
and better times, which makes ii so, rather than
mast experience. The cotton growers should he
the last TO quarrel with this feeling, OF which
tbsy are reaping the benefit in still greater de-
cree, in the Advance Of their own staple
I:,>i.si .tii Feb. 1Sii ',ff'hN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16
Memoranda.

The sctr Morning Star n; Wilmington Nc from NassHi:;
Nj 7cnrs that the sch Gen Tacon loaded wth coec and
loryyl hound -, went ashore on the Fish keyS 10
fn M Part al the cargo had arrived at Nassau Ire HeA
r. WIS from *. Domingo. -.
we lenrn from our Correspondent New London that the
renort Of the lbs, of the ship John and Elizabeth OF tina; port
thought be without foundation Cepqin LONG recesed
lire information from sailor put board MS vessel a. tape
Town This man states that the mate Of the bardue Haret
Of Bridgeport informed him. Capt Strout. OF The .oop Jaw
Perkins arrived at New London with the lni'est
March I'd and heard nothing from the Captain or mate
The brig Albert, Pedrck from Havana bound to NeHg9j,,
2 encountered heavy gale OF wind, which continued " ne
All During tic gale shipped which started bot broke
the upper rier brace sprung the head oi the der anu ns
ed the brig leak from 100 to 1850 strokes per hont Beng
then Disabled obliged to make io tie iTsi port during
tho continuance OF the gale found necessary TO STAR
nnr OF the cnrso relieve the vessel Her cargo consisted OF
uuirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16
SDokcll. &c.

Apr5. schr Mayhowe from New Bedford, bound To New
Ap ol of SaT9nnah Bremen bark rrch from Gibraltar .
ds bound 20 Charleston. -, p..l l,-
oain Miller both from 40 10. Liverpool Monsoon favne
from do - Boston. ", ;, s;,.
April !. lat - 81 Ion 1919 w. passed ing w a'i]'o' 'e
Ami 8. lat u 81 lon - SAW passed Br ship Niiades from
Ami H. Shoal Nantucket y. - miles spoke brig lnnna
- DAYS n Cenuego Tor St John. Il: same time bFs S"
NUT Higgins from RI .Innclro Tor Boston -, WI,
nrk Alabama of Boston, I'd ult. lat ., Ion 81 10y Tie " "'
ney feyysun. arrived ~ the Downs. ,- =. ~,
Amercnn brig Dncu. standing Sontwnrl 10TH la' Il y ION
q * is the Passenger. arrived oil Dover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16
Arrived.

Park Rama lsou Fox from Canton January l. tea &C. 10
GORDON x Tnlbot spoke April Sh lat y ~ \. Ion By % W
scir Pilgrim days from Boston for New provldelce
ng Geo Henry BaSeey 10 day. irom Turks isah'' s" Ia
.chr l. iomlin Tomlin u days from Cuba. molaSeS
Schr roam Rowland 9iays from Key West, tobacco
Sc October Erdge, ls DAYS from Curacoa goat sims !"
Joseph Foulkc & Son ..,......,. o.
Joel Wolfe ....oi
Sir Bets 1earce. Green. ThomasOn lime
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16
This only embrace. the specie paying Banks
MARIN JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW-YoRK. ArRIL l5-2 p. NJ.
Cleared,

Cleared,
Sims New Work Cooper yenIcu I'll Marshall: tmnr"i'
A.nsworI liavIe Fox 4 Livingstone: LGs ChIafl l"tien
berg Gonrman Johnston CO. Sutton, Galloway. Charleston
Rig Motto Forbes Calz. Foster L NickcrSon VIM Mel
san olnson Port Republic. shedding Ferris; tanonlcs
inland TnIdad de cuba Helen Mara. wseiscr. eriI
in Tucker & Islonne: 1rtl, Osborn. Easipor. 'ie / !
Seyins K Son Madison, Hulkey savannah Stmse & lear
Scir, Policy Reed - Johns y F, VIM Mckee: Mar
lane Powell Norfolk SluTres tlegrnan; ~ Ia How.
NcIonourl Tucker arbar Grace do; Mary Treie'ierNor
ILL \ Met ready < To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

The official report Of the situation OF the NeW-Or-
l4ans Canss On the 18th March Il; hand 'amraei with
The n-t retun there has been slight evanston ne 'G''"
nc re the principal items othe Banks The total cash
,,,as ,ra $40 81 G and the cash ase,, IL i5-Gls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

ThcClnye Anolyne the beat oul ouhuch' remedies, Il b,
immediate and ~ rs effects. ctru the most violent
todharhe or pain IN tine gums m one m..uie
Experience has proved that u Anodyne composition vii
give Immediate and permDe.t relief after the failure of every
other remedyr Is pen-..n the tnse and smell will not
Jrc be TEEN or gur, any and e" applications VIII
enrny Inc pain and from decaye tooth -
that may be- filled aud render, useful When tbs
pain proceeds from the face. from the around oh
apparently sound application VII giy, speedy relief by
rubbing icw drops the pnu affected. Price - cents.
Prepared and sold by \ B SANDS & co. whole sale ana
retail Chemists ani Drssi 93 Broadway Chambers ST.,
Graurr Building and . Fulton .ert. aud East broadway.
ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16
To RESTORE. BEAUTtFY AND DRESS
TIE HUMAN HAIR.
To ACTUALLY FORCE IT'S GROWTH.
AND CURE DN\DRUFF, se.
TRIAL. G0TrLEs-THRsE sHILLiNGs

TRIAL. EOIrLES-THREE SllllLlNGs.
mo THOSE who have uSe4l JoSEs Coral HAIR Rrsop
,1tvE know excellent qualities: Ia thSe who have no
xe that the tct OF our >elnS three shilling bottles
prove the truth our ,atement and that AFRAID Of
persons trying small quantity OF 4 int we warrent
the following qualities i VII tot'e the HaIr to Grow
of cure Scufi OF Dandruf and make light red sey lis
&ls For 4 9fag b ai i% a a@d iSs qGn' 1a
indeed the most economca YET supeuo' aFtc made ot ne
imercan lase - Chatham It. New York l2s Futcu-,t
Brookyn State 81; Boston Ledger Buildings Ph!adel
phla 20; king Il. Charleston. : {. a I'm
- pound les by the quantity s'o every VARIETY Of fancy
Scented Soaps tor shaving and washing from 10 - eerh
S''S 'H9EbI$S ,S F2 SA y. ,E1 EFRf f
For ne at the s OF the American Ease y C6s.h,m,,
and 5 ESd E ,a Gss sPS, SOAP n and S E H.
Restorative Is ,0hi. AZ In
4 MEXICAN ilNR DfE.-r rli, DYE is w,Ru.>rED,i II
~ applied according To t' printed directions change the
bys s' WV '''Hl'" OF irritating ,''S '''' ''s '''a' M
1t prepared ouy By DR.. D. JAYNE. Philadelphia Pncea
Soil, whoies,e and retail by \. Il. p. SANDS. Drug
gstS % FuIonst 80 Broadway, and Il last Broadway
,nl:O In
JAyNEs HAIR ,ToYIC.-Eyery body pIai.c,,, I.ySE,
6T 2Sl S sa St the '' 'es wave S
mo'e rsung the hull iowng lock, ohr with " hIfh nature
OF ali Who We directed, lry It. a. OF you who neSd
P6il9dcipIa rdcs 81 per bottle. s,vns -or.,.
ion..t G3 l,rcaiwny and II Fast roarlway rlt3O I'm
ylNIIE SPANISH LILY WHITE Tor making ladies cheea
fine nnba,ter white. Tins different IA common chalk:
Es s. and " BroHdway n T. m FG
toil-Strcrt, Brooklyn: S Stae-stne Boston. NJ I'm
WHITE. RED OR GRAY HAIR CHANGED 20 DARK
w brown or permanent black by the Moorish Hair Dye
Sold for 20 bottle the ut the American In
rlc g Chuthnmsfect. 3 broadway, Newly OAK. mud ~
FuIton-strec Brooklyn. az In
rI,O DRESS THE HAIR DEIIClOUSIY.-To make u
cenn Iarf io Sy anx ohE O uS s n5 Y S
Al So long tmc h.. present condition 50 bad Ii ~ soil
nj the sign Of tie American Eagle - Caham-strce aud ~
Broadway " T.. or l3 Fuunstre.t, Brooklyn. ~ In
A SCIENTIFIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPtRlLLA
ACANDYln extract containing the life blood Oi the root,
unnlred with mineral. Persons who are n.lng
Srsnpnnla should get ii package o JONES CAN
DY which is warranted contnln ounces OF the medical
properties the root Sold NJ the Sign OF the American Eagle
= thntn-slreet and 3Z3 Broadway. l3 Fuonsfeei,
NrooLIyn az I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

syS5, FOR SALE-A Farm ofl2l acres pleasantly situated
~ healthy location ~ South Brunswick y j., near
y the New York and Pladophn Kalrond p miles FROM
New YORK. About 10 nces nigh Sta OF cultivation.
IN good fence nipple and pouch orchards lumber lnd, &c
house barn shop and other out-builags. good and
venent with good water pump enr the door A.o the stock
crops Tools Turning ulenSIE Among the stock Durham
and Ber shires oil the inst pedigree The farming utensils
good aud sufficient lt improved system OF sncuufe.
r,h.7 lr,. s. T. SMITH s. Idber,y-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

s2Tss FOR SAIE-A Farm situated at the bend Of North
u.s. port Inrbor, Huntington, Long Island: SAID farm Is
- purity adjoining the wate and has nj proportion "t
md wooded 4 stream running upon SIDE through SAID farm
sufficient 10, manufacturing milling purposes; fences IN
ceent eralr an apple orchard aud other fruit tees Oie
bnrn cninry tenant house. &c on farm dock where
Ing loud and unload within ~ rods oi sad ana Il CON
ai ahor, 100 acres and viii be sold chcnp. Tate spna
bic Persons dcsirols OF purchasing apply 20 SEABURY
NISSAN 52 Fulton street B.OJsiyn. j. II. CUDDER -
Ea,, Il,n,,l,vnv New Iui,E I'm
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JASiE.SH BLAtYWELL )
I'm uERSEY RaYLlES EIscot0rs.

TN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
Of TIC County Of New York notice is hereby given Al.
psrsonS having claims against NATHANIEL LENT lac
OF the city Of NeS eman, deceased present t
same wth the voucher. thrreel the sub,cib-r s stare
the day Of Aasu<t Dated Nrw York
the twenty. fourth day Of F-btuarv, I3t,.
26i itaws!h GEORGE W LENT E.erntor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16
an5tlIySt

s. FOR SALE-A Farm containing 50 ncrs-lO wood land
SS- miles from New York the turnpike road 10 Baby
- Ion miles from the railroad. On the FARMS gcoh
House ad buildings attached 70 the farn good Dock
ofGEORGE W BRYAN, or ofS SMITH & CASE. ~ Chat
h,n.strcrt mills I'm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16
So, T. SpRINt; ARRANGEMENT.
A-7.---LsNEly.NOEN 9 BosToEs RAiLE'!s ~

r. kyr,yS ymEk AE h5 sA,'HNERSS IRoAp
.-5s=s=, f@si wa ', Srisef and W"'ssss' IN
VIZ RE steamboat WORCESTER Capt J. Il Vanderbilt Il
vii leave NewIorl rn Pier No North iyer ic o.. %
battery Place, Monday, "Wednesday ana fh'"! a'''
Railroad afs rnye for Boston immediately on the arrival OF
the W9ce:1e at Aen r rS t. MsSs ra''ess's
az The extension Railroad 10 the new pepo, below S ,
wch complete. obrlailns all ob"cuon '' ''e :" '
F% {ahs, nter@aIog s inquire I at the Office On the Wharf
:. BA , persoas are bd trusting any account Of
said boa, or owner. -, },
sfAE ENb9&Eff Asi4Af @S%
S,s=--;-zE, i-Nornng line.-From the foot OF bar
clay ,ifSei AZ o'sssk ~ ''snd i:t sSSeP S6G
The : s,s"%@nr E mp ai GaPi 8 r.
Evening lIne-Drec-tfom the TOOL Oh oouf'a"' 81
GGios ie m 9 l3a{li f.fS CAPT A Mclean and
The The S Slaasia1 q & ?% and Troy Line
would respectfully inform the public ma teit noa's M E a
aseI The Troy -, and Emg H. a PER- s' iSSt i
Barclay s,n7 fuUnms day SundaJn eS.eP'e"I ia"'E wv
fFFss !y and ;nGy vii fora lie O'Clock Eyeuns
Lane through direct aiy .snndays c'css,i a.e ne
combinations srs unslrplSr and what OF sreaieT interest
10 the traveller under the command OF 4lce' WI ~.
IA the uubl,-their names alone Is sufficient suHa' "
-: %e%.Iofs. sGrcl II. isli lai5 ~, !,
f-srI I?E sIX XEkfH!1AAflFAfSiid %S 62 Hs5:i
Se,zsF FERRY. iqNkERS-,.,i N Ai SEi p EEK.
ll '3 al n FsF GSi'f ,2 t 5 The Per- foot Of
Every M9R P 81 vs al S.o every
a sos eHfs s fseep at ocosS at the foot
Fer feSh aPpiy on board or to fi' 1f4
r F1R NE gsIai ta Pias c s' s"
The sa5aai E - MAbi::iS Cant Gins IIat ,, % IL
leave Warren st.ee per ever Tuesday and friday aei "
Ba.race Packages or Parcels Bank Blk or Spece put
an la boat without beng entered on the b"oN or
e.. for ,nl,i l.. TIE risk OF the owner ihcEto. Ht
NEW YORK AND ERLE RAJ LR9ALp-SIE. IN
- MER N ard ss5 N Con-
day. Ap IS; pafiess sce eS vii aSe lie en
did eafnboat EUREKA which caves u,s ,oH of per
daily Sundays exccp5 Al 4. 81 ana md ,frvs n. Mdie
aw, n i3 noon and - P NJ Returning wi! leave Nd,
dietwn 81 " and 81. NJ arriving in New OK u L
\ u, Wi leave Mdc,ou iaey after the arrival
the Car Tor Bugamp,on. Oweeo. Bath &c Sn ,,,a, a,i
a,s1P II. tmhssi H. L. SEYMOUR. Su2etlntendeAi
PIONEER AND EMPRESS. RACb Ell ".
FOR PTTTSBU RICH, BY THE = p PkfH AZ r he
49, VANIA CANAL AND kanL iuo,nc.o o-,ls ~
~, TS. he y n nIar.i on the Line, end every liIan
men: made tina; &c desired to secure me
The Interesting country which the route passes FendeF' Il '
most agreeable thai can be taken for the w est -
,r M sfnr, ms been spared make the accomtno-
G.on. on ho, the boats ample and complete They are ~
charge OF experienced. attentive and oons'ls eap-- y
the UP 'FG PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH.
rendered one q pleasure T Tt ;han hill I'll AIRS
fOfTce \ + corner Fourth and Chestnut streets
Where every inflammation may be obtained ,-l ,.s,
II Ssa' may DE ssS INA MaRXET sTREE
where the the Cars sars from every %0 csINGS Agent,
mlIS I'm n. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16

GOAL. COAL,-Supenor Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal
y from the spoon and salem velns-Egs and Bosen. s..
eighe and delivered free, my part o The city
Apply the yard OF Greenwich and Christopher streets
or ut los Amos.
Coal BY the carso-Pea md dust cheap ,,re,-,.,.,
mh6 6m JAS. FERGUSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-16
Per.cns wishing to secure berth should not fail to make early
aP'"'''' " " i II TAPSCOTT
Z thclT UrlltrHI FussIHt OITICt,
q Peck Sim conner <Omtl :

Tie LIVERPOOL. wi sail from Liverpool on the 9th May
Persons WISHING send Tor tier friends can have them BROUGHT
nn IN ft magnificent Packet oi the regular line sui
,ng on the 1t 9Th .; 10Th. 2lst and 18th OF month";
Drafts Tor ans amount. payable on demfn Itnol , ia
or Male constantly for .ale q above.
~ MI .oiI an tLe 9ih of 3pnl ap-