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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
THE GREATERST DISCOVERY OF
THE AGE!

THE AGE!
TINS term may be Justly applied to III e
i discovery of compromising medicine Z
with the best double refined Loaf Sugar in
such manner that children and adults may
now eat medicine with as much pleasure a.
thew do the best confectionery
For this discovery We are indebted to A
Sherman, NJ. D ,of the city Of New York, who
hne been regular practitioner of me dicine
IN that city FOR the last ten wears, and also =
member Of the New York MedicalSocietv.
The Doctor after devoiing his attention for
q long time TO the subject. about three ears
einre offered his Invention tothe public un
der the name OF S*ag
SHERMAs's INDICATED LosESeEs
Since which time they have gined celebri-
~ for the cure Of different complaints fer
which they are recommended, unprecedented
in the history Of any other medcine-,hcy
SuERMAx's Couch LozEScEs,
| which are the NEST certain and IF. c,uai REM
edy tor coughs. colds, consamptsons, Whoop
ing cough, Asthmas, Tightncss Of the Lungs
and chest ever offered to the public.
SRERNAN's WORM LozENsKs,
are the only iniallib e Worm Medicine ever
discovered they have been ueed tor hundreds
Of thousands Of cares, and never have beer
knoWu 10 iaits ne uieutCal faculty recon-
| mend them in preference to all other articles.
SBERMAN's CAMrHoR LozEScEs,
give immediate relief in Nervous, or Sick
Head ache. Palpitation Of the Heart, Lowncss
OF Spirits, Oppression. sense ii Sinking 4,
the chest, &C.; and are the only article evar
discovered which will remove or prevent Sea
Sickness. M
SRgRMAN's CArnARrlc LoxxNeEs.
The bese csshavtic medicine for removing bile
from the system, and preventing stacks Of
The bilious and intermittent fever Of this sec
ton Of the country.
SHERMAH's FEVER AND AeuE LoxENeEs,
are the only MEDICINE entitled 10 the name Of
. specific IN this distressing Jisease.-They
nave been used in thousands Of cases, ind the
proprietor has never known OF heard OF case
which they have failed to remove in few
days; the great advantage which this article
has over all others is, that the diseass rill nol
return if the direction ere followed.
SxEkAAN's Pooa Mans PLAsrxa.
The best Of oil plsstcrs.-Rhe umssism, Lun,
bago, Pain or weakness in the Back, Jvints
Side Or Breas,, cured by flor oaly lal cent
0ae mllli0a sold yearly.
For sals BY J. GAU8I ..ay authorized A
gent for Burlington For sale also By 10 !
MOFFIT u A1gsssa.
Burlington, Asss -, ts43-ly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

81. MARY'S FEMALE ACADEMY
At Dubuque, Iowa Territory.
THIS Academy is snds the patronage Of the
i Right ReSd Bshop l.oRAs, ard lie location
N the bank fine AIississippi.s health. end som
mands hs ~stifui prospect.
The Sisfers .of Charity ofths Riessed Iirsin
viii teach all The branches which ere taught IN
he heat schools in this country. The Sisters
,ili III. ir beet eadeavoss advance their pa-
pi!. ia their stpdise. ard carefully watch ever
hui health aad morals.
TERMS.
BOARD aud tuition, iacludiag bed. he'd.
dug aud washing pay able quarterly ia
sdvaace. $l0O 90
Day Sc.olars. in the frat aud second
classes per quarter. 90
DO in the third and fourth 90
Ioel frr the season. ] 0U
EXTRA.
Tor mns,c. aud use vt the iisno, guar
nrly. 90
French snruase per quarter 1 10
n, The Mother Supe-;or is Sitter MARY
IN sNcts t'LAEkE, 10 ~hoM communication caab
ad.irt. sod.
lFk " go, temptation 70 establish school
.iu.'lsr to the above in Burlington the spr;ng.
Dec 9.lsaS-f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
WALES, ER,E Co.. N. Y. Jan. u. ls43
CARMINlTIAL LOZENGES.


A 4 this season of the year bowel complaints
N are always very Troublesome aud frt
oucntiy dangerous; every family should there
fore. be provided with box Of these Lnxer-
pe.. which will allav the morbid irri,ahiiit,
Of the bowels, restore the checked persp,ra
ton, s,cp the dcbilitatinY discharges. aad N
a short time cure the mos, invetcratc case OF
Diartho. chronic dyscnterv, sr hahituai ieosr-
nes.. Thsy are very pleasant tothe taste !,
ana are sold at the low price Of 25 ccnt. = box,
D. A. FAfNESrOCK'S ANTI Bill.
LlOUS PILLS.
A Gentle N.t ei1iricn, oa,hernc. expressly
ADAPTED Tor family phvsic; and are not sur
passed hv any other pill in use, iofall cas-.
in which a csrthsr,ic lie indicated, The, will
operate thoroughly without gripping. Puce
e5 cent?, for hex containing 30 pills.
pNEU MONIC, OR COUGH BALSAM,
A valuable remedy for Coughs and C,lds.
Price 25 cents
COUGH LOZENGES.
These Lozenges possess oil the vntucs Of the
best Cough Sytupe, are convenient - carr.
in the pocket aud are very pleasant to the
taste. Price 25 cents.
LIQUID OPODELDOC.
This penetrating article possesses double The
strength Of tho common Opod aldec, is more
cleanly and much more conveniently ap-
pied. Price IS cite,
R. A. FAHNESTOCK & cos EYE
WATER.
For the cure Of weak or infamed eyes. Price
IS cents
Prepared by r. A. FAHNFSrOCK& CO..
corner OF 9th and Wood sis. Pittsburgh. .
The above valuable Medicines can be hac
genuine Of Doct. ]. GAUBY OF this CITY. b.
particular to enquire for Fahncstek's. as there
are many limitations.
Burlington, Dec 2. lSi3-f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
No CURE NO PAY!

CT. LOUIS LOCKE HOSPITAL. No e5
- Locaei st.--Chnli.hge al $500 accepted.
Read and judge tor yourselves -N@ithe,
Quackcrv nor Imposition !--It IL well kn"w,
that DR.. d.. ii e proprietor Of the Lscke Hos
rital. is the most celebrated physician tha'
has updett,ken the practice Of diseases Of 8
delicate nature, in this c'tv.
Dr. d. may be consulted con6dehtialiy Tor
the following dsse,ns: Syphilis. 9"nsrrhGa.
gleet, structures. inflammation Of tae bladder
gravel. piles diseases Of The womb, impsien-
cy, diseases Of the bones; and a'sa s'ytprpsia.
acute and chronic rheumatism. fits, kings
evil, consumption In all lie stages, palse,.
liver complaint, dropsy, cancers, = e.k ewes.
phthiec and all similar scom,, plants Per
sons making application end taking Or D.
advice, may depend on a positive and com
pleae. Tsccvery.
R3ers are appraised that nr. D. il a reg
ulnl icisn, and has devoted the last ten
,asf~ hia prsctsca 70 the curing OF ths
ahove sdieeasce. a
PRIv4TE G0MMUNIcA1IoNS.- Persons res Ding
out ofs}hc citv, and wishing To ccns,lt DR.. d.
mNxl t<1eseu (rost paid) with . fet enclosed.
letters will meet with prompt
hcse sddr. ssing him will BE- re Il
SSibe symptams, - Ms to enable
1.-The niece ssary remedies.
persol wishing private room
III IN have = BY apply ing 10 Or. p.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

CPLENDID polished A2es. fos sale BY
y Sep Is. w NJ DEvOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
TO FAMILIES g. INVALIDS.

The following Indispensable family remc.
dies may BE- found NJ the village drug stores,
and soon Al every country store In the state.
Remember and never get them unless they
hare the facsimile sigaatare of
~GI2ss<sgt JLas on the wrappers, - all o,hen
BY the same names are base mposi6ons and counter.
fsin. II the merchant nearest you has them MOI,
urge him to procure them at n Maiden-anc, the
mex, time he visits New York. or to write for them.
No family should be reek scithomt these remedies
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
J. r. TALLANT,
wHOLESAI.E AND RETAIL DRUGGIST

- Re 1AAsasAN1,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
WArrR srktEr, BuRL,xsros.
TTAS received he errina and snmmer sup
plies Of aruicl~s in his line. and sespect-
fully ipsisse tie attention OF Physicians and
d~aicrs 70 the assortment, quality and prices
Of the eausc. Ills stock in par,, eorsisss Of
En az Fssnch qsinns at0ite EPSON salts
III SO he camphor 100 "trimstone
Alls Peruvian bark lC0 sulphur
80 - sugar lead SO "cr, am tartar
- = calcmel IS "rs,enne pep
IS arsd prseipi,a 100 ".ar,aric acid
80 .ssods.
PAsxTs, prE SruFFs. &c, &c.
s0Olhs senisisr red sn0 lbs glue
$685. eamweod IS chrome gree
SoO = alum loO - yellow
SO I" eopreras 100 /" li,hsrge
co. klue visriel afW +. oil of .i,slol
essk madder lOU - borax
4 hel coral varnieh 5 bhis. cut and
s.oana ;os = ood. glassware; bot,lea and walls
81 eli kimds, whitcwssh, paint, vsrnish and
sssh brashse, backing, bronzce, gold leaf,
matches. saad paper, ink, stationery, afrr.,
ke-Ge. Scotch. Mncoho,, and Eaapee snuils
: MlxEss PATENT PuMrs,
Por Wells. cisserns. &c, OF any depth. A
full cup .ly Of THE superior pump ie now re-
e~ivsd, and al wanting can be supplied -
This@is4 decidedly the cheapest. hcss. aud
mes, durable article Of the kind now IN use !;
!, never re,s out Of order aud is 30 easily
worked that child Of eight wears old can
ha:.e water With il. For sale low, by
IF. TALLANT.
apr 20 sll-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

Seine 81 the most beautiful styles. aud almo
every price, from /. 4 to 81 cen,s.
A large stock OF tsrg ksms, light mud dark; Npro
cheeks, furniture priats, aud rost, pisi,ls
Red. white, aud yellow aanncls. Iiaid aud llai
lnseys aud aaan,l..
10 piece. ingram carpeting, riel da,k colors.
2u bales bsown muslin.
l0u0 lbs cott~n ysrn.
e0a lbs carpet chain
1900 lbs sole leather.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
BADNESS

BALM OF COLUMBIA FOR THE HAIR,
which will stop il il falling out, or restore il on bald
places and on children make it grow rapidly. or on
those who have lost the hair from any cause.
ALL vERMlN tina, infest the heads Of children
ia schools, are prevented or killed BY Il once.--
Find h. name Of -Gx22sezSrazkso ."
/. Or never Try H. Remember tAis slcays.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

HENHE .-artsreed hr> ih., or. n-d. in III.
neu anild,rs q. j,ts.ss-a ..ss.'. aruc-
sss~ Dsclsr Rsnso~,'s- rs;s> new <,ock o.
fsll and Win'st G.sc ve,s;s''rg IN part %,
the following articles.
ErcuS Cse.ha -! var'.u. collars. Csssinsercs.
Beaver aaa Pla, cs.ih.. Sarr.,s, har.i.im. =.
EanEeis. 4Eaee k,ankes.. t.nsr,s, Sh-c,iny>
aud Ninsfings hsc~ n and al-sched. Calico. /.
al variaes dcscrlatinas. hrawe Nrii sgs.
Tiekines, Csa,an Ftsn-... Sss~i.. H>n.k, e
xhi~fe, Cscvse. RshArea. 1am.. Needles.
C.nsLs- Lice. Alpaca. ssrc,. Wa"''see. Card.
ready made Cstehany. Eso.. aad Sae.s, Gre
X>eucs aar SIT.
Fish Of vasscae Aseds. aa,eh ~ill he so.d
far cseh ar IN sxchanv~ d.. rs~s'ac. =. the
i~wess psiese. THOMAS uECGE.
New IS. I1-lv
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
WM. 5 .kARkER. r. WAIT
EAI lElED 8 WAITE
Manufacturers Of Cabinet Ware
and Chairs.

Manufacturers Of Cabinet Ware
and Chairs,
'Fo'ley Street, tetWren Main aud Hater
Streets, Buriiagt ton, Io~a.)
INHANkFUL for pas, favor., would res
j pcc,fully inform the ci,ixensaf Bur-
ing,on and i,s vicinity that they have now
on hand a general assortment Of all kinds II
Cabinet Ware, including Bureaus, Tables,
Stands, Bedsteads, &c. &c. sc. Also:
-" - u ~ :
60 o. ever. description. Including
MN full Grecian, Arm, Pnrlor aud all
N kinds Of common chairs.
EHE The subscribers. haring a good
~ I stock Of materials on hand will
be ready TO I'll all orders with promp,ncss
and despatch. at as low price, as eau be at
for,led in the West.
N. B. Bureau and store dra wer nobs kept
constantly on hand and for sale cheap.
BARKER e. WAIT.
Jany. 9TH 1919. yr.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
A psRFEcrLv SAFE

PERFECTLY SAFE
& And ceriain Care for Worms.
II Certi6cstss Of lie efficacy can be seen =,
he store az the eubscsibers sucicnt to satisfy the
most ncredulous. Price Is cen,s.
For sale by B A. FAHNESToCK co.
corner Sixth and " o"d street.
Wales, ER,E Co.. N. Y. JAN. ~, la43.
We certify that we have used B. A. Fahne.
stocks vern,tuge IN our families, and IN evtrs
Gaze !, has proved xdecid. aud efectaai remedy
tor expelng worms FROM the system. We cor
daily recommend II To parents who have children
afflicted with that dangerous Malady.
Zion Virgil. WIN. B. Paine, Robt. May, Joseph
Burroughs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
HEMP. HEMPu

WE nre prepared make lbs raj advances TO
w the Planter, on Hemp consigned 70 their
friends IN Philadelphia. New York. er Boston.
Deo ". RRlDGNAN BROTHERS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
WATCH AND CLOCK MAKINC.

Tongs, Butter Knives, Silver Pencils, Gold.
Silver. Common Speeks, Silver TIM
Gold Breas, Pins and Finger Ring
Boxes, Poke, and Pen Knira :. nm
articles ne are usually k&p MI - Il
Of which will be sold low price. 10 suii
the times.
N. h. All kind. Of Clocks. Wa,cl es aud
Jr~ellry repaired and warranted al the shor.
est notice. Old Gold and Silver bough, n,
the hishe.. n.arke, prices Store on Main
street, at the sign Of the Large Watch.
may, l3th, l643-y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

1850 do do sstt;u~t,, ..a E......
/ Jeans pants.
| 70 do heavy twi.led forest cloth de. s
TOO silk. satin. m~rino sal~ ncia aud velvet 49,
100 hue ma lin shir,.. ha~a bosoms and collar.
ln1 6ue cstsro sWd ck~ck shirts. 1850 (
$50 pairs Cation Flannel aud drilling d.ws
atock., crsssn and suspen, re-; together Vim
,eods, 10 emit IL. II roaciine season. The rvsd,
. cut oi our twn s"nts. wLrh snsbiss Us h ri
stern made clo,h'ns: al OF which w sre pr~psrva
'.v pay; Al k'ad. Of Couatry ProdIcs received
IVES TERN. tA N rfT
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
CRANRERRIEs.

CRANBERRlES.
on BARRELS Cranbersies just received
ASD from the marches Of Wisconsin, for
saie by BRlDGMAN BROTHERS.
Nov IS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

QUEENS, China and Glass ware. full sup
n ply, for sale by COPP l. PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
Cheap Boot Mandatory.
X

WE, the undersigned, take this method
w at returning our thanks to the citi.
zens Of Burlin gion and vicinity, for the lib
erat psrtronagea heretofore received in osr
line OF busintss, and inform them that We
sill continue the Boot and Shoe business, On
Water street, one door south Of the big brick
on the corner Of Columbia and " ateF ssreets
Cali and see. We have fret rate stock on
hand and will make any alsIcIe ia snr line
= little better than the 6cst, and little cheap
cr than yhe cheapest. Now u the tine for
margarine. Sign Of the little Golden Boot
Water street, Eurfin9ton ,Iowa.
SAMUEL RICHARDSON,
JOHN ORION.
Msrch 80, l0l4--6m
Agency Of the Ulster Mill Powder
Ff works.
r AFLIN Z SMITH, Manufacturers, Sanger
~ ties, N. Y. The subscribers are The daily
authorized agents. Rife and blasting powder o.
every description for ssle wholesale and retail,
by 1RIDGMAN BROS, Agents.
N. B. Merchsats Supplied = hanaiaetsrsH
prices
june - ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

Z 81 CHEAP G00Do. .aaes
nEn PIECES British, French and sssi'
/OVv can prints,
50 pieces Mouseline de lanes,
= 50 domestie md 1aanch6Ster king-
hauA,
50 Kentucky jeans and satinets.
100 " sss'd drillings and pant STUN,
30 tickings and apron checks,
NJ 20 blk and colored camhrics,
20 g ass'd 6annels,
IS bales brown and bleached sheetings,
1000 lbs cotton yarn,
100 dozen ass'd spool Gotten,
100 lbs. white and asssd skein cotton,
for sale, by W.T.. COOLBAUGH Z Co. &
may IL ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

- wApr 4 sonersl sssostzneotfor sale b.
= - - i ~ corp : PARaeSa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

HA IRIS Ksasals <sls for sale b, TIA.
NJ saLsrribsr rery low { = cs.a
..ls 10 r.I.C lfscttv
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
TO SPORTSMEN.

fNANlSTER and Neg Powder r. r. r. and 7
+. FG. from the celebrated Ulster Mile,
New York
80.00O Percussion Caps ribbed e D.
$1,000 do Pills. for sale hv
D.c30 FRIEDMAN BROTHERS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

100 es>es shoes aud boo,'. very Low b. a, ~.
or s.nyie p.n
~ doasn tur ard ~ trimmed cloth, v.lvs. .-, \
glazed rape. tlssr aud s.slstt do, tk;s s..s.s
We received direct from the msaat,cfets .1s
can sci, about ~ low ~ ST. Loais prces 4 ~
dosen. -
ttor~~e~ braid and straw boanets, With r,....a
ss.or,"sat Of grocsr'es V Ill t,ads; hasd~us
hats. backs S,a.ssr<ry.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-26

chest Is about the size Of a medium travelling trunk,
and contained the utensils necessary for a camp table
and also writing materials. In the trunk were the
verable plates of ',in turned into iron to which the
General alluded in his playful letter Of invitation to
few friends, to camp dinner Mt West Point and
which read at n recent meeting of the Historical
Society in your city. The letter was one of the docu-
ments submitted to-day with the chest and when II
was read the plates that are now ''ron," were taken
out of ,he trunk and exhibited.
The address of Mr. Adams was brief much of the
ceremony consisted in the reading OF the papers au-
thenticang the'chest. These showed that the trunk
was purchased by Col Mayneeier ut the sale OF the
effects of Gen Washington, Mt Mount Vernon, in
1902, and presented by the purchaser to the father of
WIN. Sydney Winder hy whom it was bequen,hed TO
Congress. An extract from the will containing this
beqncst was read, in which the devisee designnles
Hon. J. u. Adams, whom he characterzes as Pat
riot and Sage, the person TO present this relic to
Congress. Accompanying the WILL was n letter die
tated by him in his last moments, and which he hac
| not the strength to sign, addressed to Mr. Adams
This letter is authenticated by his daughter. Mr. Ad
ans closed by submitting the following joint reso
uions which after brief but impressive response b,
| Mr. Wethered Of Maryland were unanimously adopt
| ed.
Reso'red by The Senate and House Of Representa-
tires Of The United STATES of America in Congres
| assembled That the camp chest Of General Georg
Washington, which he use during the Revoluiionar,
war; bequeathed by the las. will of the late William
Sydney Wnder to the Congress of the United States
he and the same is hereby accepted, and that the sam
be deposited precious relic to be preserved in tn
| Department of State.
Resored, That The Senate and House of Rcpresen
tniives take pleasure in recognising TO the family
| the late William Sydney Winter their high sense
the value of the bequest contained IN his will and
expressing their respect for the memory of the dono
The Post Office hill still, occupies the Senate.
A Mr. Croker nominated Collector at Bosol
in place of Rantoll rejected.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-26

WASHINGTON, April lS.--Last night the
Democratic members Of Congress held caucus
for the purpose of discussing the Presidential
nomination and other party questions. The
meeting was prolonged till near midnight, when
it broke up in row and in complete conlu-
sion. 1t was soon discovered that nearly one
hundred members of Congress were opposed to
the nomination of Mr. Van Buren,, and that only
some twenty-five were strenuously in his favor
Some Of the leaders of the party (Ingersol Of
Pa, for ins,ance,) declared boldly against Var
Buren,, and although no substitute has yet been
offered, public opinion points unerringly to Com
modore Stewart.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-26
FROM WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY, April ID

SATURDAY, April IL.
House. OF REPREsENTATlvEs.-M Summers,
of Virginia, offered resolution, calling for the
correspondence with Com. Perry. commanding
on the Coast Of Africa, in relation to the Colo.
NAL settlements on that Coast. Adopted.
AREy B,.1.-.Mr Mckay moved that the rules
be SUSPENDED. and that the House resolve itself
into a Committee of the Whole, for the purpose
Ar :, |
r' az o".' 'a't ''I P'.r".o o"'e"u'' ''u
',"' oIe" u'Sp''eu w anu a. ''s was one VI 'i'e
"ays "e'o'an ~ u"9''eSs VI ''a' NATURE "e WISH
Ell Ine private ol''s ho' 10 DC passed over.
he yeas ana nays were ordered on MIR Nc
Rays resolution, aud the rules were suspend
ed. Ayes W. Nays o.
The House then took up the Army bill and
an amendment offered by Mr. Mckay to reduce
the aggregate pay OF The officers of the Army
from y 100000 to 81 100000, gave rise Ia
nsderabe debate. The object OF this amend.
ment was to make the appropriation bill con.
form to the retrenchment bill heretofore passed.
by which tie salaries of the officers are very
materially reduced. Messrs Hale, Mckay, Nc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-26

CHARAcTERIsTrc.-Some time ago, the no'o-
rious DR.. Duncan. (who was considered the
chief backyard in Congress until ouishone This
winter b. the lusre of new member from
Alabama,) made a speech abusive Of the Wing
party, into which was thrown, amnng all the
odds and ends Of Loco-Foco scurrili,y, a filthy
picture purporting to be disser,ed COON, his
various siestines incribed with the reputei
principles of The Wing party. Prominent among
these was embazoned "A High -Proiectir,
Tariff The Loco Foc # Pennsy vania ha, G
printed large edition OF this work, but have
struck out the High Protective Tariff and in
serted Anti. Masonry instead!
Why can't this skulking, lodging, counter
fei,lng party resolve to die with decency ~
Y. Tribune
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-04-26

MYsTERrous.-Thc body of female was
found recently in Buffalo buried in the sand.
The body it was supposed at the time, had
been carried there from some dissecling
room. 1t was without scalp, bur, on trial
the scalp that was found some days before on
the steps of boarding house in that city
was found to fit it. A few days ago, as we
learn from the Buffalo Commercial Advert
ser, trunk was picked up near where the
body was found. On opening it a few arti.
Giles Of female apparel and two pillow case.
with blood on them were found in it. These
cases are marked Louisa II. Hayden, anC
numbered 46 and AZ.