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

Slypss SARsAP.GlLLA-rhe functions of circulation ni-
fon and Tested when lie Is reduced.
ths plant 10 lis simplest conditions and there must Therefore be
H. cs,enim Betwe-. the apparatus By which these
CesnIy physical processes Garfield on there IecicG!
tction. portion OF the animal machinery q"
a the harmony of the whole system seranged. The greNt
Eesideratum medicine therefore, preparation which
tna act WIN equal cean'y ana ntce up" each one 81 ts
eh and ygor to the circulation 1nc to the stomach,
~ obstiur,ius from the bowes II confidently
yeued That undss Sarsaparl possesses this three fold pow
and that 10y thus acting the primary of disease, It
Indicates thoroughly and permanently It's painful,
tnseTous aud Disgusting manifestations From simple erup
bon OF the skn IL hereditary croua and from dyspepsia Ia
MI and riamnaory rheumatism viii be found equally
kfrracious.
fof urhef particulars md conclusive evidence Of It's
E vae and efficacy sec pamphlets. which be obnined
b agents gratis.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. b. 4 D.
kANliS. wholesale Druggists ~ ! uon street New York
Nd a,o 373 Broadway u East broadway aud by drug
tss generally throughout the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

I MIR. DEhPsTERS i.ASI ENTERTAINMENT tBat
~ ORE VII 5 gwen sr sr Fl NE ly iiors.
.Sn,s and hasd. ,z-Dear Ia1d Of ny brth~Ths EroeG-
al is-J.hn Anderson my 10Th poor r,ie CIri--hce-
h.ah 70 tne Naiy-i yen once ,1le Nor.
or - nrai, W, ne , ospu
! TLe nh os ~ y" 49,
Bis ryinr rfs p,r:-fsf, nsy nc Lad ut tie Muse
'Ircs.I. - n ~ $3.50. !, 30 - - i. ; H. r,,-
p,or, o9en halt past Ia commence q, ocie1S.
liacr on Mon:ay sea si inS. YAK III
New Yofs ~. '-' e','-' ,'''''''' aus - =,
c,xLt oots oscn AZ !. Fa;eri Commence nj pre-
c.eiy.
I THIS EVENING Friday JIra 81. the entertainment.
ui commence with tor the 5 TINE The ipro5ys Basc-
'''''' e'"'''s'' we PoiKA-MAy,A,
VIZ. Dorngon retired gentleman ofibe OIL schc,
au.s Done;on his sh,c. sen; meat Il and .6,,
,enay ,,ser. stage mad lir iioiani
,nsna OF Ire day. :.:.....,i.;-- Nj Ecaro.
In the cnurss OF The piece - ros. wi! b dcsl by Miss
Alter whirh vii - Produced ;u' the t van Is OF
Singular ard s,ton.,ng maucc. nrd=. tie ute The
By the Hercreaa s. iiers eaT md Ca,,mer
~ .. Io,4i iy the - act Of Dnfli...;'s O,c! OF Ia
File du l..r.r,e = Grated the
S1ne yo Tyras NJ nsn6..er
,i b,, $50: ,y,- m, de- .arr,nre,, VI HOLLAND
,I,r-hnss-. off Ms. ilurii,NIrN
IN. n,rrt,.>S of [ r.c s.if hofY .rs Wat
S,[ls he N.vra,isrs :. :, N IT,, 1,,y2'
.bnsn, t, Hceo my 81. ws,,btr TO
<,O,yI3 pR0lIf'y ,U,s f'iIZ;7t,i;7f IFsI7i.;- rts
- - - 49,. o,,,,,- - 3D. -, ...r. ,,,.,,
t'..ct ~ u .''- ~. ..J m ~, Ta,i
>r,S " u' , =, :. = -, - -, 49,, i,.,
wi! DC .v'n d'niG me pfe>c"' sii" ny I'' ''".lA'
,;oon' 81 fn-,''ay tsi,cni ,ec2' ,'., 10 y'tS
ii Se an Sye. fys'" WI T. .ss 70 y,sI,, d.
-, - ss-.,1 :; r..r-tsi, n rsn,., w nv nh
..,rS 10 81, The MEASUREMENT. "a lie .9s,c Is cents as
,cl., SnI>rTiuor. in,s, Sui.,-, ,, oS ,,, ,,,eE N
~ ,,ond~ov Nv crisr ot the Commune 49, "
msi sti " SMELLING < TISDALE
TNHE iOWAS ARE STILL At HoGohEN' -Gwnr
To trc great curiosity mgui,s' red by TIC New York pubic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

Shin Memphis Coffin, from l.vprpNo mdsc To Taylor &
I,,r,lt ako 2 brigs unknuwn-Wind SW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

yttI FINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & HAMMOND.
r'yS 1; Hercants Exchange oi " all and Wiinrn
g tIee,s lent first door W ianil hive received
20 AZ addition 70 tier previous stock an resentment vi
u ihc not eguHc! lie ciy.unslstinz of LhrononeeY
GDeS and Lever Watches. both ;of ladies aud gentlemen
Ae'cga'5 rn the @octh vel the c;ty trade will find
when quality y compared prices low. ,fll'F =.
\ gele-li i-ortineut oil Jewey Ofthe best quality,
-is,.G. silver NJ manufacturers pnces
A. kial Watches rtpa equal to the Ori.nn Eaniel
Cipcks regulated by frs. workman. np2l isif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

ftENTIEMEN visiting the city can depend suppyin:
u themselves with under garncats Of every style a:d quail
Is al greatly reduced prices by calling the New York Cash
Tailoring Establishment aud Genemen's General Furnishing
Store. ls7 Broadway doors below tie Franklin flouc.
i2l lmls ]. Z. BOOTH 4 co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

lpEIVATE BUARb:NG.-A c-n,:eman md his VIII car.
4 lie accommodated with bpd.d ~ E-Te .c !a"!lj ~ IL
Leonsrd 81 opposite the Cnri;nn Hone. M ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

CHERIFf'5 saLE-By woe Of wrl. IF f..i f.cis,to
,Cne erected and de!:sere vii expose 10 se ON Mon
tay the I'd Jay Of June exi l: clock " AZ the vet be
Of he Ch; Lsl oil TIE lily Of new York all the rsl, tJe
nd interest OF stephen " e.ks wh.ch h4 had on The ID ty
o. 2p, ~ c al any time tfervad.. in whgse hard ,oev
or in- SANE may eif that cerfuiq o plec. or onceI of
mo y IN the buildings thereon situate bing and beg IN he
I.t I'm Ward :" tie CITY of Newfofk, dstnsuishcd on
Hsp o. .uncry los oiIaGt belonging hmuc! Jones' Esq IN
s,a Hatd enr he AIM. nol,e BY the tlsJ
ssseS bJ t number thirteen 10 ouhw rery in the rrnr
rs lot number eleven ~ rnd Sorwes,sry by lot number
Dne y or late belonging ~ A. Wyncoo'. The lot
plumber nres,dtd lie coryel ed containing in
breadth 10 front acd five euce nye
tyeIsli feet c'.S, be tho les.
Dat.d New York, Apni -Jtn, E4i a
yvsI. JONES. stenh.
Taes. I. PEERS. Deputy Sheriff. Rp22 lawSsa -
The above Postponed L, TucLay the lh u
ocnck. N. at the saTe piacc. SJ. JONES. sheriff
THos I. rEKPs Deputy Sheriff.
New. ogl, June ith, 1874. s.. sea- Ii =
The noVe sale farther 10 Iuedry The 18th pst
81 the hour ard place. WIN. JONES, Shefiff
THos 4. PEERS, Deputy Sheriff. = 10 = -
Ney-York. June 18th, 16A. .-..,.,.. jel5 -
The above sale farther postponed until Tnsxay tie n IN
inst. 1T The time ard place. WA, JONES' Sheriff
TMUs Z. PErRs. Deputy Sheriff.
New York, JrGe ath, ieii. XIII
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

:, ETOyhL-E & :. :. ROCKWELL. have removed
r. Nh ~ watch and e,se ii es'rishuea' from No. Aston
io,.. u NJ, i3 irofdwHy .cw doors south Of tnnais,
fevn. maie ld anai arrangements, prepared with fn
rnfa pHr;'cu.rr attention 10 repairing o.
,S,iche. md corks "f every description. e.0 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21

Oii.-A the Conf Office. -. iG Nassau ,iree' n Ejuns
y Bc,hinTs.j opposite CrY i!n. V b. Pa LINER respect
l5 for sale vaIs;y 81 Goal ~ tb- bet quBiiy
carefully adapted IN kinds aad s,e5 Ia the OF purchaser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21
cnnlSen. &e.

Sailed.
Ship Christoval Colon, navann.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-01


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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-01

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las teHaas #.fs afe nc nalt .a.s. 4 ssss-
mh'H .aa4s i'...a s.fe a.sa ,o,.efas4 a. g da,
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10 hs.a'fs ae fs.sfIl ne c#a#Hse. uasiesI4
PROV i>i3NS Taris esa..uars % to a.t. .... r.
taat9 af aaffs. go, sad afJers frssan ias sssa,
q e.. gassi - siIf pasAra iirs, Bsri $ 5ass4
y 81 SCI 50 Plsm. - Ns,fef4 Ae.. ~.
So esd f..ar. s. balmsr pse.s8 NJ. ).
BED 81 $3.50 aa1 fnms 50 TIE So, 81
has"a ar. "a iatf ritet.i. - t.,a-f .f.rss.sr
f.ps Ws'.sfn ss'sfit5 a. { ess.. n.s4. sts6
cs..' sdes a - rrats ,as.ut8rn a. { ssft. "a,
cured haas 81 81 Z esa.s S3t. a. 5ssi eeaI. and
s'.sas vf' 81 4. sea.s Sa'esatNal Nraea. I.sft
a AFs' - 80 ii era.. Iss, gsf cent ~.
fe.'' '1' 'i''em'' - 'hs af.e.s 6.s7 t.,.a, o.
4aa.t9. 81 mare e. atanaHa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-04-01

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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-01

~ From our adver rising colnsnnsit will De
seen that the Osprey, Capt. Andeison' Will
ran as a regular poke, between this place ana
ST. Louis; aud The Lebanon between Rock
Island and St. Louis. We are glad TO see H.
Last season our merchants found no little d'f-
iicul,y and delay in shipping their produce
tho packets whicA run on the upper trade gen.
eraIly taking in full cargoes Of lead at the up
ger ports. We hope these boats will be well
pa,ronized. by our sister towns belo" us, as
we are sure they will merit it.
The same reference will show that x. A.
Reilly. former clerk Of the Chippewa. VIII
soon be in the trade, with the MENDOZA, new
boat built expressly for this trade. Capt. H.
is so we'll known in this trade. as polite and
genlemaaly ofGcer, that the MENDOZA will un'
doub,edly receive u large share Of public pat
sonage.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-01

COMPLIMENT TO Coz. BENroN.-While the
Oregon Bill was under consideration in The U.
S. Senate, a posponement was suggested 10
order that the SENATE might avail itself OF the
information contained in work on the subject,
which would be published in few days, and
which, said Mr.. Archer, Of Virginia, (whig.)
would strengthen the opinions Of the Senator
from Missouri, (Mr. Ben,on.) for it made GU.
a mos! incontesiible case of title on The part OF
the United States. Mr.. Benton remarked that
he thought he had seen and read enough to
know as much about the matter as could be
communicated by the author, upon which MIR.
Archer remarked
"Of tina; have no: the leas, doubt, because
must do the Senator from Missouri the jas
,ice 10 say, that he is the most laborious and
best informed statesman en- subjects Of that
kind that know cf!"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-01

Dnoour1NGrOss 1oWAs


Opsriro o. NAvIGATIoN.--As stated IN our
last. the ice esys way opposite This place on
Friday the ~ ult.. After tatfying awhile.
and occasionally making start, il took IT'S
FINAL iesse, and on yesterday morning We had
an arriyal-,he Aga tha--and in the afternoon.
The Gen. Brooke came up, and the Ohio to-
'day. The latter will endeavor to reach Ga'e-
ma. but the others have returned. The Agatha
having taken in load Of wheat al this place.
The river is entirely free from running ice, and
in good stage for navigation. Last year The
FIRST arrival was about the 10th Of April.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-01

CABINET ApPclNTMENTs.-Wm. wilkins,
Of Pennsy lvania, has been appointed by the
President, Secretary Of War; and Thomas w.
Gilmer, Of Va, Secretary Of the Navy, both
Of which were Immediately confirmed By the
Senate.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-01

MARYLAND.-The Missouri Republican says
,ha, The Wings have carried the Stale. elect.
ing an entire Wing delegation in Congress-
This matters no.--,here are Democratic States
enough without her to elect Mr.. Van Buren,.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-01

Mn. Clay AS Clown,
paign is about TO open. wa" ] n
il renewal Of the mumIne'le' ii
Wing politicians are again y. y
much admired play Of Jog ea'' sg
der, and Mr.. Gay, being P wa. ps
enter he ring as clown. !, u NJ, s,e IN
ready in hand with the olh ah r cd
po!iilcaI circus company; !, < ;up,
ed, and as his costume : ., s, 'as'
scriplion as SET forth IN ''e
Pa,rio, Peoria Press.
A CoAr FOR HsnsY Cl " i,,b,s
Malon. a practical 'si, . ', aap 'rs,, )
adelplia. is now in ba''''' .oa, /,
him a very beautiful dress res !, s1 = d
pressly for. and designer ~, Fl bodg.
presents an ''s elegant do'; h.. ,' 81
rich garment. o" The ,,s 0ss 'onsl
lining is quilted very n 1aa DApsda
our national emblem, inc n i,
The lining Of the right O's ,'t u
broidered with needy w s.o,l, p
Admirably and sIs"l'l'dIdi,
. ssss s'' with siS Diner sg.',''''''
Tho interior Of the ga'ii' ~ 'pbIJ
with silk manufactured J" .a,,pn
is iulaid with America"
the form of diamonds. :, =, u
Mr.. Clay has recently .,ys,asrss
aware, been practiSas s il!
his rar,. His motley s e Il, y
SO contrived. that BY s' 1n,rreIsa
presen, 10 tho admirins s .i.,ies
q an eagle, piece Of !, p' =, 'bsl
and of.ailofy mgenee','!, 70 spq
toner, which bids la. .,s i b,d'
drolleries Of professions !, aaISoda
deIphia clothes " the !. I'm ha,s
slowing the bells saw
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-01

u Thos. Reg holds, Goseroaf At Missoasi'
committed suicide. on ite mcTnins q ahe 9sn
Oh. - sshsc,ine himself shfonsh The head WIN
! siae. He had been ror some penehs saoof-
ia pejes aJisease, which 4 i thought had
prodaced I partial abeJrasipp q miad. rader
which Inc fatal deed was dodes On his table
wac soond The following note 10 .. friend, as
sisoing the reasons for lhus terminating has
existence:
81 In every situation in which have been
placed, | have Iabored to discharge my doty
faithfully 10 the public. but this has not pro-
,ec,ed me for the last twelve months. from The
ISLANDERS and abuse Of my enemies. which mas
rendered my life burden TO me. ipray noa
to forgive them, aud teach them more charity.
Nv will is in the hands cf J. L. Minor. Esq.
Farewell. THOS. REYNOLDS.
Cor. w. &. Minor.
Feb. 9. 1913"
Gov. r. has held many offices OF homer and
trust in that State. and has in every sitTa.lon
discharged his duties in such manner as
10 retire with higher honors than before. The
duties Of the Office now devolve upon L.. Gov.
Marmaduke, a man Of ability and sterling
character.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-01

~ Thomas Ritchie, the venerablsedisor o.
tho Richmond Enquirer has signifedhis in'en-
lion 10 publish that paper daily. TVS speaks
we'll for the cause in the Old Dom:nion.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-01

Fasxps IN rnr ARMy.-Ia letter from
Washington TO the New O1es"s Bai'e''n' da'
ted tlse 18th ult, We find The following:
"Among the communications sent 70 The
Senate to-day, was one from lie Pfes'den'
communicating all the papers connected WIN
the Trial Of Dun Carlos BueI, Second Lieut.
of the 81 Infaniry. wish all the papers
communicated could be printed. j would
show ,hings that would as,ouud the people
10 wit: that Of three suidieis taken out ny OF.
der Of single officer, and ordered hundred
lashes each, all Of whom were Afterwards
Tried for mu,iny. and one sentenced TO De shot,
though it is true it WAS not carried into elect
together with other cases CT officers infl'c'ine
persona! chas,sement on privates, ~ direct
violation Of the regulations. sustained by TT
ais Of Court Martial. in The very face OF The
evidence, and honorahIy acquitted. The press
should demand the publication Of this docn'
meat"
That there are men wearing the uniform ct
the American service wholly unfit for their
stations. as we'll as being by their conduct a
disgrace to the flag that floats above them !:
there are too many instances Of such scenes as
the above, to permit any one 10 doubt. Hno"
aud then happens lha, some Of them quarrel,
and ia torn become i..furners, SO that the i6-
human passions concealed by a gidra ex'eri.
or, become exposed. We would like 10 see
the cument.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-01

Wise. Of Virginia. has been sppoi".
!, ia Minisles % Bfazil, and his nomiaation be-
ine confirmed, has resigned his seat in the
House of Representatives..
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-01

I. appears from the repohd Y
tor o! the Philadelphia MINI
whole coinage ~ the United Ss
past year amounts to within ~ \
twel. e millions of dollars. "1F')
by more than one half that O y
year. Of this vast sum, nor
0s10. 900 is gold exceeding 'Js
geo. 600 tls. Of The pfeeeesps|
Miners Elk.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-01

Forty-eight Of the members Of the U. S.
Senate in 1886, have died since ina. time.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-01

CEusTv OxF.-'rhe editor Of the
ilagerstown News, himself and old BACH
clor, say-: :" Nothing can prevent an in,
crease Of 3aclIeIorisns save an amendmen
III the mode Of educating women. When
they learn common sense, instead Of bro.
ken French-when they learn some use
full employment instead Of beating the
piano-when they learn 10 prefer honest
industry To silly coxcom5ry, and when
men find that woman is helpmaie in-
stead Of bnrthen, then we may excep,
10 find fewer bachelors not I'LL them
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-01

RlcHTLY VIEwEr. The Wayne Her.
aid: The man who patroniscs a fcrcign
paper in preference to one Of his own
country. should be made to pay double for
advertisements, necessary 10 be published
in the county and mol, TO be ALLOW ed the
privilege OF inserting either obituary or
marriage notices. wishon. paying for them
as advertisements besides, lie should be
excluded from all posts Of trust, profit or
honor. And lurlher-thc man who takes
paper and neglects to pay for il, shows
him 10 be a sneak in small things, and that
he IS mean enough TO use the properly and
industry Of others without giving an equiv.
alcnl therefor G
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-01

We learn from the Lowell Courier, that
more than two hundred thousand dollars
are deposited in the Savings Bank by The
female operatives Of iha, city. and ,l,a,
sixty thousand dollars Of the capital stocks
Of the MidIlesex Mills is ownod by one
ralives who work in the embellishments
This Is also true. TO a certain extent, OF
operatives in the Merimaek and other
Mills. The average earnings per week
by the female operatives during The pas,
year, exclusive of board. is one dollar and
seventy five cents Boston Journal,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-01

RuMnRs.-ihe Washington correspondent
Of the New York Tribune, writing February
l4'h, gives the following as the latest on di. |:
Mr. Wheaton. recalled from Berlin, Judge
Of the Supreme Cont.
Mr.. Upsher, now Secretary of.State, minis
Ter for Berlin.
Mr.. Van Ness, or Shannon, Of Oeic, minis
ter to Mexico.
Mr.. Spencer, or Mr. TazeweIl, minister to
France.
Mr.. Ups.er could and would goto France,
bu, lie says he is too poor. and therefore wish
es Vienna or Berlin. He wishes 10 stay here
until he has settled the O:egon question, bn,
The President is talking OF ralliag on old
+ Black DAN TO take tina, matter IN hand and
frs it. The chance for the judgship varies ev-
cry hour. WaIwcrth's star is in the ascendant
this afternoon, though Ketchum has some
strong letters and Webster to back him.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-01


10th. says: The city has been good deal
excited to-day j" consequence Of duel fought
at an early hour this morning between Julian
raue. d brother of one of the same name who
has been clerk in the War Department. The
duel was fought at 80 PAGES with rifles. and
mist in The head at the frs, fire aud fell. He
evening. MIR. May is youngest son and Mr..
Cochrane is the same. TIE Seconds named
are a Mr.. Posdle, Of Georgia, and Mr.. Ashe.
Of Pennsylvania. The affair commenced al a
ball, and had no better origin than one Of The
'riles which, once brooded&on for a moment,
result in the death Of oncss1 two persons who
moment before were friends.
The Wing Standard Of the 18th. contains
the following additional particulars Of The duel !:
The feelings Of the community were shock
ed yesterday by the announcement Of disas-
ferrous duel, which was fongL; near the Chain
Bsidge, above Georgetown. by Two YOUNG
men Of respectable connexions. The parties
were young lawyer, Julian May. son OF DR..
r. May, and a student Of medicine, Joseph
Cochrane, brother TO John Il. Cnchrane, Esq,
Discussing Clerk Of the War Department.
They fought with rifles, at fifty PAGES, and up.
on the first fire, young Cocll,ane was sho, in
the forehead, and was at the last accounts, ".
ing in farmhouse in the immediate neigh
borhood, with no hopes Of his recovery.
DR.. ]. G.. Hall FASTENED to the ground, i'm.
mediately on the receipt Of this intelligence,
TO render his surgical aid 10 the young unior.
tunate.
From the various reports and reasons af1oat
in the city on yesterday in relation to this dis
as,erous affair, we learn that il originated in a
quarrel between Mr.. Ashe, Of philadelphia,
and Mr.. Poole, Of Geargia. in which Cocl,-
rane and May acted the part Of friends Of ELL,
er party. and that they settled i. without .nucl,
difficulty. Growing out Of this. discussion
arose as to the bravery Of each, and, il the
rashness and heat Of youth, without pausina
TO reflect upon consequences, challenge was
passed. nueting arranged, and above is its
iameniahle termination.
Thus has Young man. Just setting forth
in The world. with the brioh,est prospects,,
been cut eff in the flower Of his youth. and The
suryivor-bn' we papse-his own feelings and
those Of his family mus. by this time be suffi.
GENTLY acute. without adding 10 them any re.
marks Of ours.
The survivor. and all others parties in this
horrid affair. we trust. will he speedily bro'
to the bar Of justice, 10 answer for this wan,or
ssif1ins with life, and outrage on tho law:
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-03-01

4 MAGNIFICENT PRoJEer,-9
,endeh presented the memor4d]
Pennington, ring 'he sppT'l
$4,000 10 enable him 10 cOp:'7'
machine, which he consijend
The national patronage, on aua
vast seev.ce il would be eap'@
dering lis ,ia,ia G country ia"
firu I'v ti,iun was feaesss va
mi.tec OH military affairs.