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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02
BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD.

BROADWAY AGAINST THE WORLD.
THIS noted now admitted be the greatest
mari for tbs ssie OF eeutemeus wearing spparsln The
the minds Of many that pgIehAssss 1Iqsdwsy obIGed
70 pay np exobitant price for article Of dress" u py
butd from the reputation q to the charges essbshed
By hnWAhp t0As proprietor Of The City CEh Tsoring
and Others visiting this city 70 avail themselves Of
outhf from very extensive assortment OF ready made ce
hing manufactured from the best materials and in the
onabe style The Of public Is particularly
twlled and fancy Cashmere Once Frocs designed for the
preaching season.
Also assortment rich chene Velvet and Boeade Vest
Fancy Preach Ciohs and Cas.imes hy the late arrivals
leced expressly for the spring fashions Garments supsrby
made up to order aad II required few houS notice
City Cash Tailoring Establishment. Broadway, below
Fulton 81. ms1msec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

TAPSCOTT'S
GENERAL EMIGRANT PASSAGE OFFICE.
M - H. &
ARK DEMENT'S FOR 1544
The subscribers beg call the attention OF their friends and
the public generally to their superior for bringing
gut passengers from, and rentng money to all parts OF
THE NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS,
COMPRISING
TIM QUEEN or THE WEST, 1850 tons
THE SHERIDAN, 1000 tons.
THE ROCHESTER, 1000 tens.
THE GARRICK, 1000 tons.
The HOTTINGuER 1000 tons.
THE LIVERPOOL, 1850 tons.
THE SIDDONS, 1900 tons
rHE UNITED LINE OF LlVERPooL PaCKETs,
e.mposed Of superior, first class American packets sailing
0p Liverpool four times in each month, the ships in
viii in, and il well known fact the above named
packets the most magnificent aoat and the frequency
81 thsir sailing being five days) the possibility
Of passengers being unnecessarily detained Liverpool Re
ardess Of EXPENSE order TO meet the OF the public
wishes other friends Mr. VIM Tappscott one OF the
country OF such whose be engaged with
the subscribers fact which those acquainted Mr. W.
t. sufficient that they will atten
ton from him. and be quickly and comfortably despatched
should those sent for decline coming the passage money
will be promptly refunded, without any deducon-ss usua!
Neutrality-suspicious. renting money be supplied with
s for amount payable free Of discount any
otne cnae ~ every principal town IN England Ireland,
Scotland aud Waies.
wsJ T. TAPsCoTT, - Peek slip.
I'm WIN TAPSCOTT. IiyerpooI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02
AULL's TKUsSES:

DERSONS afflicted with kuptures rely upon us osss
instrumental aid the world ai!ords, % sppiesios M ne
pal towns the United States. Be cars % snam.se re
back Of HULA Truses, they 60 dofsed ~ W
Hull in writing None are genuine OF TO De fensa rpon
MANY persons have undertaken 10 vend mutations Of Hus
celebrated Trusses thousands mpos.d upon eenss
oucnce These limitations be relied hey are
made by unsklful mechanics and are no better than e oSd
nary Trusses. =
for ladies' having separate entrance from the business o@
ment where female attsndance 70 wait oon
female patients. l@9- IN lure
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02
LADIES AKTEMIAN BRACE

THE Subscriber offer the special patronage Of Ladies
evmtusy prove Indispensable article Of he female ward
full proportions without any the injurious Tenderness the
unnatural compression Of the chest mred
ing the free and heahful Of the lungs and inevitable
tendency TO bring consumption &c We To children 81
either who have acquired the habit Of soopinE. they will
keeping the person erect and the shoulders synmstcs will
improve the outline and general Appearance Of tbs figure
strengthen and expand the chest and will not impede the free
Of the For the better and spec daon Of
the Ladies avorng them with their patronage the subscribers
have opened devoted exclusively to their accom-
modaton, which will be under the immediate
Lady perfectly acquainted with the structure and fitting Of
the article
way Wholesale Department. the old establishment Of
PARSELLS Y AGATE,
my25 ms 2n Broadway. corner of Park Place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

CAST OFF CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES dssircus Of converting
obtain from the subscriber the HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
To amss gentlemen quitting tbs city, changing resi-
much their advantage send for subssrbsr who will
attend them their resdsuee by appointment.
II. LEVETT, Once No. Wall street.
A us through the post Office or otherwise will receive
prompt attention is 1mtrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
10 Ndssdw Street.

n J. FERDINAND CUrfA, Inp9itI ot Isesthss ~
" the honor Of Informing fnYscians pas g,sn
with the Leeche. from En5ops which are ss,s,,sd
seiIies which they will sell QUANTITIES 70 sat pllth4
sers will forward them TO any "a o. The O1iea st~
in their arrival N COED eona'n a.
Dealing very largely this trade. they viii al all mss a.
frd ieech.s AZ The most moderate psioss js23 lmsN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

O TTCIAN, FROM G RIM A NY
Most respectfully inform. the citizens Of New Yo. and
opens to-day AZ Broadway large and complete
Of Specialists and Reading Glasses Gold Silver
and Steel Frames He would remind the public, whom
he partly known b. his annual visit. 2 sratcga sprng
science ne enabd determine the glasses suitable any
Pesons with weak eyes be supplied with glasses
attention called TO new style Of pspectiye ground glasses
ground produce the have been highly
mended the best their effects the for preserving
and improving the sight in continued writing and reedias
shoghed and such a. have been operated upon
superior quality old ames socits the patronage eli
in want Of his articles Please call at
M. WISE. Opticisn,
alo Sm*rc AT Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02
MRS. CARROLL,S

INDICATED VAPOR AND SULPHUR BATi'b,
325 broadway, two doors above the Hosis tsais
MRS CARROLL respectfully announcer her patrons,
M Medical Faculty and the public that shs has removed
from Courtlandt street. and established Medcasd Neor
and SULPHUR Baths ia more comnodIous and cetsl
on at s25 Broadway where by her continued assidu,y
and she merit the patronage which hs
establishment received for the last eishtsen years
NJ BSuphur Baths require hours notice. PortAbie
Baths sent to any part Of the city vicinity Bsthins
Tubs for hire III - lmrc
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OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAGE
OFFICE.

81 SOUTH STREET. NEW YORK.
IL ~
be from by the following sien
did packet ships the Old Black Ball Line Of Packets
FROM Liverpool
The ship COLUMBUS, Captain Cole, the 18th February
The ship YORK SHIRE. (new1 Bailey on the lst March.
The ship CAN BRIDGE, Capt Barstow, 10th March
The ship ENGLAND, Captain Bartlett, lat APni,
The ship OXFORD Captain RathboRe, 10Th April
The ship MONTEZUMA, Captain LowbeI, lat NAV.
4 The ship EUROPE Captain Furber 10th May.
The ship NEW YORK. Captain Cropper, lst june
In addition ships the subscribers
will have Of t class American ships Despatched
customary from Liverpool every four five days through
out the the different ports IN the Uni,sd States BY
for their ends Ie.d9F in Great Britain and Ireland may re
b they can reasonably expect sqd should The passengers
Drafts can furnished payable at the National
PROVINCIAL BanLs q Ireland and branches, Eastern Bank Of
BankerI London; Messrs j. Barned X Co.. Bankers. Liver
pool which payable throughout England and Wales For
further particulars apply Gf byletter Pest gsid)
81 South street, Wall street.
b. Passage Liverpool and London all times br
engaged by hs regular packet ships sailing for Liverpool every
I'VE days and TO London the m 10th and 20h Of month
on application above. jl2 &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA OMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE Isi CHATHAM ST, Ny,
Branch Stores, sie BIeecksr street, Nsr York.
96l Grand street, near Suffolk.
ll9l Greenicich, near fulton.
ll6 Fulton sfreef, Brooklyn.
flso, Corner Of Name snd Hoston street. Patferso ~
find IS North Fyffh street, Philadelphia.
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND COUN;
l TRY FAMILIES AND PURCHASERS TO their several
establishments where they think will be found by far ne beat
elections Of pure and undulteted Teas n the United satst
The universal popularity and Of their house wa
eencs high qualities low pricss snd upright dealing, il
900 wei! understood render further conments neccssay
Original and only Warehouses for the sale Of Howqufs Black
Tea. Obscrye "Strsnge will Be particular 70 remember
he number Of the principal store in Chaham street w ~
leased tsts notice. thAs the Canpn Tea Company have 40
u, 81 tnis aavUusp0eas - 49, S0so
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02
ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGENCY, AT LIVERPOOL

ENGLISH, FRENCH AND AMERICAN
SHIPPING AGENCY AT LIVERPOOL.
HAVING Withdrawn our Agency entirely from MEssns.
announce that N, xDs%s Co No Court ssrss,
Boston, and Wall street, New York, horixed
act for rs as Shipping md Fowadrg Amsri-
To Of goods Liverpool and the for
wardng OF the TO part OF England France. &c &c.
Is that theg should through the hands Of
MEssRs ADAMS co.
q their several ofhcss. Howe -
No. @s sss Ns OK au Avenue, ws'sinasos
No IS shsueke st.. Norwich Ne iss Man 81! Worss,s
Liverpool. Mayi ,Is44. -T1
WILMER & SMITH take this opportunity OF stating to
Merchants Brokers' Importers and Others resident in
Of the Union that Liverpool house peculiarly
adopted Tor tbs and cesparch Of
ess ssece Hc passing through Lyerpool for Boston New
York. and all the other ces IN the United stes and Canada
AND OF THE PRINCIPALLY on all occa-
ADAMS Co. BY which all goods passing through their
Liverpool house for America by the Steam ships and
vessels wall bare the mnedate aud puIstua attention
and will thereby be free from delay and high charses
They deem here state that hey have
wIILMEa 4 SMITHS ENGLISH EXPRESSES.
private expresses and from ondon with i,apoant intr
| 2qssty the sass Journey ao miles !.
then the rapid Of
WILL 90 all occasons most faithfully delivered by ..ir own
nas % IondS M who
merca prepared 70 AFFORD any information upon this
business NAV be entrusted to his Liverpool
Jel3urc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02
rlnyr~ sTp AV HATS.

- CARL KING. THE WELL Known 20 els.
k4bned FirBt Premium Tuscan and otf1x MAJ u1e<
tursr respectfully informs the lsdie. q New oIs are
g ves hi he h,s on bad ls6; snd ES. Hossy cse
Albert Patent Dunstasles Rutlsnds Pedals klee ssws
ts ssusilsd calf Cs,l Kias', No II Dvi''os '''s''
NB-Neapoiitan Lace Hets, Of superior quay-
able shapes be had al Carl Kings II Division sc.
- apiece. W " .-- -
ID. WlLHELMS.
IMPORTER Frneh and German Fancy Ar,ess - In IN
arrivals entirely and arul stock Of ssms ~
which before N this country, re hr'so, IN
forms public in general and the ladies IN aueusf That
he will sen the feIowrs articles The mos, re- esss,- 's'
viz Materias for Embrodsiy. consisng 2, ohls1. So
and Purse Silk Chenille Canvas fastsras ts'.,sa 49,.
description OF Commenced and nnishu otys
Berlin Cast iron Figures. Canassiicks, &c willow t3,se
Chairs AID Tables; Porcelain shases nom " hof rfas
s,an Ladies' steei Ornament Bass Brooches
and Bncelsts; Artificial Flewsu a. srusmsiy ies st,s
Freuch Perfumes FOR the Toilet; Note Paper ths W ria
ings, &c se. Importing all hs own goocs he ans n y
reseen lower than before known bn
country. Having partner IL Europe, ne wall faih efasfs q
~ No "a broadway. New fors-
IA I'm ssc - fremont How. boffon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

III. GCLkaB CIEit'p S-cOstNlNSL
II iD fos ts radical cure OF trorfsas Uts
l. f Falling VI tho Womb, hy s.ts1sni APPLICATION, srreS
sssiEg hs re q tho sseasal ie.sy eoasIsiy s.eora.
Senaed tbs afflicted po6cf rostoE.soa 30
nci fsiag failed Of 9s-orr2i-6 care. eytt gs4x
ma most sgg-Gsacea crcHIail sssess
Tie ssyporer hsSigel syf cnexfc.sf hsToy1
well IL this c3Hy q rccpted TO the czte csoss 81
AID ii oshcf p1ni s0rEce rxpacnts, SAe LIZ.
ira iHHcsptsls Loncoa EArs, universally
commeRacd Ekrorc cy medical OF tha nisss rnk.
~ casi-iss by shs lsdng n-apst " ls
faculties Of Colleges sra Eosrss. EEs W al ts eALoat
frIvxre praetEo2ofz. fsa
Rooms scen xrsshsS sYsi9sysY Soz Ladies Esf
Vsscy from the 5vsxsss 10
satrnext, wisss aAdy eonssn. szEaee 20 trsiy
Trussss AID Supporter fsAi- PATIENTS. i'll tstse
I1h COkBiTT may DO consulted ccuicentiEiiy Of
- hce 6 Duane street, two doors from Chatham Strangers
ally informed that Dr. Corhitt member Of Tho
Uuiyersiy OF the city Of New York. and that be has exciu
syely conned his practice from being general
Of certain classes of diseases (now
Of Nsw York; which engages his entire The nnss
u medicine do record greater found
his practice The Doctor the unfortunate lhs
few day. removed entirely from the system
that udicouy treated by legally qualified.
and not BY petenders and eusca. there are several them
cas need not despair being restored 20 health BY aPpysg
Doctors rsputaon icr skill and Structures
certain direase Of its forma jill 3msre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTION HARPS,
At 1856 BROADWAY.
7 f. BROWNE beRs call the atsenton Of admirers Of
this delightful the large and elegant
Of he has for ale 33 Broadway The brancy
be exced and seldom equaed They hav. all the
of London Pers and European
prices Warranted TO bear the tat of climate.
Harps repaired J. F. BROWNE CO.,
makers from \ rard, Loudon,
ss5 Broadway, and TAX Chambers street. N: Y.
Established 1870
Just received aew copies of Bocha last Insucton Book
for the Harp Aso fine lot OF Strings je25 lwd&tw~rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02
NEW GOODS AND REDUCED PRICES AT
MARTINS
N A m A n

MARTINS
CASH TAH0RLNG EST1BLlSHMEN1,
SINGLE TRIAL WI any gentleman that there
"A best value the prices charged viz splendid
from $40; Pants from %
50; Yeats $3.50 $3.50; and every other article the
line rooonaby low got up II tho best style and good ht
warranted.
TJust received large Of Fancy Summer Cs-
simeres and Vesngs style Please cali and examine
before giving your orders. vi gsl.sre
Gentlemen furnishing their own Cloths, &c. have them
made aud trimmed usual the best the
pc:Dress Goats 81 to $3.50; Erock Coats 80 Pans
and Vests $3.50 TO 50. 6f III
Terms cash on delivery. ..- b
je6 lmsrc MICHAEL f. MARTIN
MADAME j. FINIELS, FROM PARIS.
LAS the honor inform the ladies' that she has opened
II fashionable No a1 Broadway lup stairs
opposite the Tabernacle Anthony Leonard
She will have always on hand large assortment OF Caps
suitable for ning, dining and evening" Elm brodees Of all
kinds; Capes, Collars. Shaws Handkschef, Muslin Dress
e., Stockings, Gloves; Lingerie and JewelrY. &c 3
blowers Of the newest and most fashionable style.
jel0 I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

ATTENIION-SATE YOUR MONEY!
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS,
Tn. THE FINEST AND BEST STYLE, including a
4 Morocco Case or Frame. all for ONE DOLLAR: Apply
the Lafayette Bazaar 9 Broadway and also at 233 Broad
third story front New York Ladies and gentle
respectfully invited call and examine the specimens
TO cost of 81 For the convenience Of Ladies' Po
traits will be taken by Lady.
German Apparaus warranted iupo,sd. complete $50 in
GLIDING complete instruction.
Lenses, all imported by
F.A ARTAULT.
mac imsrc Well known 10 this line Of business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02
FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO 1A
No. 65 LIBE RTY 8 Rect

(UP STAIRS.) an
DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has
a always hand large Of dinner and sets
white and gilt french Porceain well dinner and
Dor Plates Of all szes Dishes, Soup Tureans
CovsIe sshes. Salad Bowls Fruit Easket. Custards and
Stand. .s.n. N 5Ef.s. U RI
Also Fancy Tea Sets and Rich Decorated Dinner Sets
Also Tea and Chocolate Ware. Greek. French and An
share
All articles arc warranted OF the best quality and to BE-
sold liberal terms. and il lots to suit purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02
PARIS LIFE PILLS,


NEW LIFE-Hundreds who have kept their beds for
have been speedily avEoIated with an infusion of new
Liz % s h amongst ~ hs fellow
beings who had given them up incurabe looked
Thsr unsolicited testimony Witnessed BY scasmsn Of hsh
may be obtained Of any agent OF this
Sold By all respectable Druggists in New York. in Boxes
% and 90 cents wholesale RI tss P RSpISERs CO
81 No ~ Fulton street. mp stairs.
viii e n ssn 2,
documents je6 lmsrc
THE PRIVATE TREATISE For = particular accoun,
Of this little book on certain delicate deas the ruder
ledge Of more than thirty expeenee both Of Hospital
% e4S being ny es
perfect confidence To those whore complaint has continued
that the proper means Of cure are seen o one
Il. VARIOUS people
Advice TIC may be obtained by letter disorder
;ss e K; . ST,a.iS Dr.
JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE BALSAM.
S 81 than 10 behold her MAJ,
pant And yeta radical cure effected with speed asd
NJ house e
this ,IneispsSssSe ism %sdiene which !. sdaptsa 20 all
nestle eae cEest Prepared and SOLD at 20 oushThrd
''s' i. sSNps, Druss.ss, y Fulton st.,
ms lmtrc N3 BroedHal, end N East broadway
JAYNES' EXPECTORENT, -
q LyvAve ClnEs Aar Ala Two tprsa large dos q
"A will the Group iyes Of children IN from IS mnui
WnSepnS who
have been given up by their as Nth
ssss s aiG'sS i' as'1
bmxssts No 70 Futon street as Broadway and n East
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

.4s@ss, - FORT HAMILTON STEAMBOAT
S-RA~bThe steamer THOMAS sALMOND will
- - leave Neg, York, from pier No. NORTH
lave Fort Hamilton ~ r. M Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday,, ThuDdsy and Friday Of each week during the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

GkNTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
THE HIGHEST PRICES can be- obtained by Gentlemen
Families who desrous Of converting their left of
wearing apparel into cash.
To Families land Gentlemen quitting the city changing
residence, having surernous effects dispose of win
fad thar advantage for the who
will attend at their residence by appointment.
j. LEViNSTYN,
4C6 Broadway, up stairS
line through the Post Office otherwise. will
prompt attention. jflm lsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

TOBACCO-FlNE CUT AND sMOKlNG.-FeeIing in
clinsd TO close up interest in Tobacco Mandatory
offer for sale quantity Of prime fine and smoking
beg call the sentos Of Western Merchants and ohe1
and prices by TAR lower than usunl.
TAKE NOTICE-The subscriber CONTINUES practice or
city York. nameyto attend to every branch Of sick
nes tas s T1msn snsg TO-
such call him. and they shall receive the first medicine
and attendance gratis Office No 81 Resde street. few doors
north from Broadway. B. HEINE, NJ. D..
je2 imsrc German Phvsician.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-02

FOR BATH, GARDINER AND HALLOWELL.
ssE>wrs "a The new steamer PENOBsCOT, Captsin
N Kimhal. leaves the end OF WHAT Boston,
severy Juesday and Friday evenings, at I
places to convey TO the neishborng
ieI5 5msrc
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

80 eu
Severed - sfssss kinp havs been lip
pedlsom ~ tlass H. present spring, and
mueh msss vt 70 ssms in. Our mer-
chants, we learn, from desire TO enconr-
ags farmers to turn their attention to the
growing Of hemp, rake liberal cash advan-
oss on shipnents, o., Il preferred BY the
producer, buy Tie hemp themselves, At
prices which win enable them to do little
'aors than realize cost and expenses. We
SAW .alot : day or two since sell for 50
per hundred, cash, which il $50 per ton.
This lot would have brought much bet
ter price had It been put rp properly; and
those engaged in growing The article will
find il greatly to their interest tc'be more
careful IN this respect.
The adapsatioaof our soil and climate to
the culture If hemp h.s been fally proved,
and we look forward with great confidence
to the period-not many years Distant
when it will be classed a. one Of the sta
|ple.prcductions Of Iowa.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13
The Moral of 4 DruukArdsS
Death.

Tho Salem (Ohiol Village Register
furnishes Us with tho particulars Of Z
death which occurred Ia New Lisbon,
town ia the vicinity, on the S0,h ult--
rhcrc wa lax hun, On that day, 4
which liquor had been freely used. 4.
coming too much in,oxi M,ed 10 coninue
the hunt. the poor wretch lay for soms
hours on the eold ground, attended oaly
BY bis sun, a lad )abou, twelve years 81
who,on finding himself unable TO get hn
drunken father away. went homc sa1
informed his mother .. the circumstance.
Still hoping he would return abe did not
send aher him--night came on and 10
was accidentally discovered by . neigh.
Dor who carried him to house near ",
where he expired 10 = lew hoars. In
body was brought to town and Tor soms
cause exhibited At grocery. Tho edscs
upon his wife is said to have been horn.
flying and hesrtrending. The next
morning, the grocer, who had sold the
man the liquor, brought out the temaiu.
der Of his stock snd burned it-haviaS
first signed the pledge. His example
was followed BY another grocer. Al ~
funeral the pledge was laid upon tho dead
mans coffin, and seven,y-one psrsoas
signed II on the spot. A collection X
eighty dollars was then made for sAs
wldnw, 6fty of which kers ccntribussd
BY the grocer who had sold the liquor.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

The ssw States, il which thspsblie Dass =
-, vsd - $500 lin, ~ names y
l1usss 1sstsa a. LIZ, sflMiaviy Young
- M'RseertA q nlinSis Kag ead Clay, Of
AlGbsns, esvisr - Fsl,os, 81 Af1ansasy Ana
and Tappan, II Ohio, &c. &c. Evsa Wood
bridge, Of Michigan, bitter old sdesslistas b. is
hsA tie eaanUato p against asaase watch
be knew The entire Wsstto Be alnsst naanjmous-
y n favor o. And will the Hawkeye UNDER
take 70 ny that these msn nisr<pessented the
wishes Of their eenstituents, end were reereaat
70 thAiAtssssas e tAsir several slafss9 We thiak
mol, reckless - Il Il. known to Be. win Il take
ground Ia favor Of introducing into the law i'd
hitting le~a into the Union an exemption such
- Mr.. Young proposed to repeal? To be con-
sistent il must do -; but yet, finding itself in
tight place, we rather. guess ]. will back water.
We shall await the result with some curiosity.
.Ineonelasion we have only to say, that il that
paper is in possession Of any further proof Of the
hostility Of tho democratic party to the interests
Of the people Of Iowa such q the vote on Mr..
Youny's amendment, we hope il will be given to
.se public. We pledge ourselves to assist in ex-
tending its circulation; and as proof Of our sin
certify append Mr.. Yoang's motion, and the
yeas and nays npon its adoption:
"Mr. Foung then offered an amendment
tn authorize the States to tax the lands inn
mediately alter their purchase from the
United States. The question was taken
on the amendment, and it was decided in
the negative-Ayes l8-Nays q.
! Yeas-Messrs. Allen, Benton, Calhoun,
Clay Of Alabama, Fulton. King, Linn,
McRoberts, Morton, Nicholson, Pierce,
SEWER, Sturgeon, Tappan,, Walker, Wood.
bridgs Woodbury. and Youag ,dsne-
Gratis and I wing. +
i Nays-Messrs. Barrow, Bates, Bayara
Bsrien, .Choate, CLAY Of KY, Clayton
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