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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28
ANECDOTES OF CoLERIDCE.


Coleridge had been placed as SEN
,inel al The door of ball room, or some
nublic place OF resort, when two OF his
officers passing in, stopped near Mr. u,
talking abou, Euripides. two lines from
whom one of them repeated. Al the
sound Of Greek, the sentinel instinct
iyelv turned his ear, when he said, with
all Difference. touching his lofty cap,
Il hone your honor will excuse me,
but the lines YOU have repeated are not
quite accurately cited. These are the
Ines and he gave them in their correct
form. Besides said he. instead OF
being IN Euripides, the lines will be
found in HE second an'istrophe oil the
E llpus Of Sophocles.
WHY, who the devil are you! said
the officer, old Faus,us grown young
AGAIN. dt $50 ~
i am only your honor's humble
servant said c.. again touching his
cap. .,.s %.
ment on one occasion, was examining
The guns Of the men, and coming TO
i one piece which was, rusty, he called
on, in an authoritative tone, f, TEA
Whose rusty gun is ,his! when Mr.
G.. said.
Is il uery rusty. sir!'
Yes. Cunberbatch, il u.s. said the
officer sternIy. rr. a., 81
Then SIR replied Coleridge,' ii must
be mine'
+ The oddi,y Of the reply disarmed The
officer. and the poor scholar escaped
without punishment. lie was re-
+ markedly awkward horseman. so much
So. AS generally 10 attract notice
/ some wears alter this, he was riding
along the turnpike road, in the county
If Dnrham. when wag, approaching
him. noticed his peculiansy, aud tquiie
misIaklng his man) thought The ridet a
fine subipc. for lille sport, when al
lie drew near, he thus accosted Mr. u.
j say. Young man, did YOU meet
fo;lor on The road!' LIVED #
Yes. replied Coleridge. who was
never al a loss fos rejnlnder. 1 did
and he told me It went a litlle further
should meet goose. -
Tie assailant was struck dumb
while the traveller jagged on. aas.a5s1
.What are YOU dong there janet
why palm g ing TO dye my dol
plnafore red
Blu, what have you 10 dye il With
Beer, pa rss =
Beer. VII, on earth told .you ha
beer wnul dye ,eds' .fsre. .fa.gfa
why, ma sad yesterday TIA. y wa,
beer that made your nose 80 req ana
Here. Susan, take this child.
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LEWIS FIGG.

GREAT CRoss1NGs. June 9, 1915.
Uy Dear Figg Your note of the
LIST lust was received by me this morn
ing. hasten To reply. After deciar-
ing in all sincerity. my delight al hear
ing once more from my old friend and
mes,mate. | will say, well remem-
her the crcurns ances Of that eventful
dav on which recum<eh was slam. =
Now that | am no longer candljaie
FIR publ' office. and having tellrsi @
the shades Of private life, | have ~
cause tn regret vcur making Known
,n the public the real 'recumseh killer.
surely ought to rest satisfied with
wha, The reputation Of 1t has done
for me, and am now willing that you
should reap all the advantage from II
Won can. The girls beg TO be remen-
bered to Won. and we would be pleased
TO see YOU al the Great Crossings.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-08-28

The N. York Sun gives the follow.
ing acconn, of General Cameron ca,
reer:
.Some thirty years ago. bare loot
ed boy hoatpd down the Snsquehanna
river on an humble raft, and arrived AT
Harrisburgh. Pa. He came from The
North and belonged to large family,
with all his worldly goods tied in 1T
lie pocket handkerchief lie sought
and obtained employment in a printing
office as an apprentice. From an ap-
prentice to ajourney man, from Journey
man 10 reporter. then editor, the bare
foot printer boy worked his way against
obstacles of which the struggling poor
only know. The perseverance OF the
Young follower in Frankiin's footsteps
began TO realize the fruits of his patent
toll and labor and prlva,on. The
young aspirant became printer to the
State, and by frugal management was
soon enabled 10 accomplish the object
dearest TO his heart-lhe establishment
Of his mother in home above want
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WUTsf VI
r. NJ. JOHNSON.

The Brrdstown GaZeite will furnish
extra copies of the correspondence TO
debating societies. and political clubs,
so that the question who killed 'iecum-
sch NAV soon be sellled. t
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ttil1n, 4 srAwR.-Jamcs "

tti iEs \ SrAHR.-James W.
~ tirmes aud Henry W. Starr, have
associated themselves loi the practice OF
the Law, under the above style, and Will
attend To proless,onal business in the dii-
terent counties, and also IN the Suprem.
Court of the Territory. Particular atten
ton Will be paid to claims for lands in
the halt breed tract, and Elsewhere.
JAMES W. GRIMES.
HENRY " STARR
BURLINGTON Jan % ISIl 1901
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n T. v3vs.y ,x%.A "a 80 N az
81 publishrd every ghdf>dity,
!, II, Corner Of Main and Jefferson Sls'
W wv EDWARDS Il BROAD w ALL,
~ Editors and ProprietorS.


TEN Vi ,:
a., Do,lars per year; 20 DO pa'a IN u"
,ss;s. one dollar and i,otntg-
...,,nts ~ ddoance.
u, ', nom compliance with the above terms term,
= ',b,ec. each delinquent to an extra
y. -. # treuty fire cents for every three
tn ,.s. DELAY. This rule W'H be sff'etly
.iued to. a.sr,ed II one dollar per
AasV -. The first aud fifty cents for each
' 'ia'ssaent insertion. A liberal discount
'a' =, 10 yearly advertisers.
ni Ss,rales;,oaal or Business Cards, not ex-
a.i'as i've . hines, will be inserted Tor I'VE
o..,;,r,on is the seat of justice for Des
'.as eounty, and contains about oo9o
Won't p.s,,,nts 1t is situated on the west
'n. .I If the Mississippi. about 2oo miles
have Saint Louis
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Law Partnership.

Z HALL, of Mount Pleasant. ana +
y. ID. MILLS, of Blu ling ton have this dav
,ssociated themselves into a partnership
for the practice Of Law under the name aud
s:yle of Hall and Mills They will atten-
-! she Courts OF the first and second judi
sal Districts. Criminal business attended
in aay part of the Territory. Office in
.se brick building on Main Street now DC
copied by +. ID. Mills,
!. G. HALL
Ed. MILLS
ScpI4 '4l-if (Gaz copy II
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

Tue CABrSEr.-In spite Of the smooth things
uttered By the organ grinder of the Adminstr alton,
the Country is well aware that there ia dssension IN
the present Cabinet and that the dscordan materials
cannot be held together through the ensuing Session
Of Congress Marcy will be driven out by the
Young Democracy if be do not make his bow sea
'sonaby Buchanan will accept the vacant seat on
the bench Of the Supreme Court. Bancroft is TO be
got on, in some way-they say, sent to Prussia In
place Of Mr. Wheston. Mason wants TO get back to
his old post at the head Of the Navy. Walker Is In
effect the Premier and will direct the policy OF the
Administration. II il ruInored that new Pet Bank
scheme Of finance is TO be concocted chrisened In
dependent Treasury. and crammed down the threats
u the green Young Democracy compromise
Tariff break down il on the anvil. Iron and Sugar
are to fare well as in MoKay's bill, while Coitons
and Woolrns are to be pushed to the wall Walker
"a now negotiating a treaty with Benton, of which
the main conditions are TO be the securing Of the
Printing Of Congress to Richie condition that
Calhoun il 10 be thrown overheard by the Admins
iraton How the Virginia Senator is to be arranged
does not appear Benton is intent on having his
broherin law, Gov Mcdowell, elected, while iather
Richie and the old Romans want Andrew steven
son in-Snch is the substance Of variety OF letters
rulnors &c from Warrington. We give them as
they reach u.s. only confident in our conclusion that
the Cabinet cannot hold together
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

- II advertising in one Country Newspaper Is the
means of attracting few customers BY multiplying the
means the number Of may be increased &C
cordingly.
For the Fall trade now the time 10 advertise in the
neghboring Counties and States.
An advertisement of fifteen lines maybe inserted in ten
County Newspapers for three months tor s3O-six
months for s5Oone year for ss0-and in fifty papers
for i've times 40 much
It's true that Advertising In Country Newspapers is
of doubtful service IN instances. fair dealer how
ever cannot fail to be extensively benefited BY being
,ensvey known.
Goods suited city trade should be advertised in city
papers and for country trade In country papers
City dealers may attract customers from awide extent
ofcountry-couny dealers limited 10 single county
or district. Such Is the difference.
The power Of the press the Mighty lever othe bust
world applied to business IL equal to the power Of
.,eam applied TO machinery.
Advertisements received for most Of the best
Newspapers Of all the Cities and principal towns in the
United states far and near at V. B. Planners Country
Newspaper Advertising Agency in the Tribune Buildings
opposite the City Hall for which he is the duly author
lied Agent.
Merchants, Manufacturers and others will find every
facility at this Office where small pamphe, may be had
setting forth the advantages Of advertising in Country
papers nature and particulars of his Agency list the
principal cities and towns population and productions Of
the several States Of advertising sc. &c. II may be
had gratis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

Total Anii.Texas votes, 1888; Woodbury. lacks
1903.
These are the New Hampshire Statesmans re-
Turns up TO Friday at p. M az given in the Boston
Atlas Our own Extra from the Statesman Office
shows that Woodbury. stands 1929 worse IN these
towns than Gov. Steele did last Spring, when his
entire majority was less than this number The
Boston Post has 10 more towns in Coos, reducing
the ma jority against Woodbury. to 502 but there
upon gires up he election, saying there is clearly
no choice The N. H. Statesman thinks Woodbury.
lacks at least 500.
Ncr- Hampshire, therefore, distinct Issue, pro-
claims herself HOSTILE TO ANNEXATION The votes
against Woodbury. are all votes distinctly against
Texas And if Ncr Hampshire is opposed 10 An
nexaton, who believes there is one nominally Free
State in favor of III What one And yet that
arccious nquty isto be thrust down our threats by
party machinery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29
All MniI. NeW.llnmpshirc.

We hardly hoped one little year ago. that we
should ever again have the satisfaction Of announcing
a satisfactory result Of an Election in New Hamp
shire, bu. we were mistaken. New Hampshire has
second time uttered her voice against the AnneXa'
ton of Texas She has disdained TO bow down and
worship the usage Of Slavery although false and
wicked leaders have covered it with the cloak OF
Democracy. Her People refuse their assent to the
extension Of the area of our National responsibility
for Human Bondage under the lying pretext OF ex-
tending the area of Freedom Here is the vote 81
far No re.eive1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29
DIED.

OF cholera nianmm. ON sunday the 2-ih HEM
VAN LENNEP aged months and rs days. 500 Of M
W and Mary II. Crane
The friends Of the family are invited Ia stieni
funeral on this Monday Z. NJ at4 o'clock 1t their D..
dence No. II Leroy place.
On sunday 2sth INST MARY LANiNiA infant dsus.r
Of Georg. aud Abigail Finch aged year and 10 moor,
The friends OF the family, and Of 4 n Hobby b
specifically invited 20 attend the funeral this (aoui,f
afternoon. at I O'Clock from No 40 Amity 81
suddenly. yesterday, at Flushing l. l., CAROLINE
wife of William B. Fry in the ii year of her age
Her remains viii be taken tomorrow TO nanbuy {
Tor inielmcnt
At Poushkecpsc 22d. Peter Kcck IS l9,h Io.s1
Williams -
At Newtown. n. j. ltth. Nelson Robinson q
Al Orient, l.. !. 3D. Louisa Turhiil ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

Cot. You've NoNISArEp.--The Loco Foco Sen
atoral Conv IGNITION OF the Nth Dstrc, met at Glens
Falls on Thursday and nominated Col. Young as
their candidate for Senator After the organization
Of the Convention the delegates were requested 10
name their candidates ieht delegates named Col
Young as their first choice Mr.. Kirkland was
named by three; Perkins by two. Laurence by
one and Stets0n by one. Mr. Beach, one Of the
delegates from Saratoga then moved resolution
making the nomination unanimous. and il was
agreed TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

already re.iden, In NewYork The spectators a; the
trials Of the ast two Of Mr. Erbens Organs have heard
excellent specimens Of bis grea; skil asa performer
Cy The large wooden Cross completing the spre
Of Grace Church i. in rs place This whole edihee
presents better dea Of the sirness and buoyani grace
q architecture than perhaps any other IN the country
Il al, avs makes u. think Of what we have dreamed Of
Venice whose towers from out the sea
As by the stroke Of an enchsnter's wand
r. The Homeopathic Examiner No. 2 Is pub
ished today It III. very handsome and well-writien.
II Joseph Jackson the pawnbroker has been
arrested charged with three distinct Of perjury in
swearing down property owned By him Al the corner OF
Bayardst and the B0~ery assessed at $4,000 TO $500
In swearing down property at the corner OF Forsyth and
Grand ss assessed 5000 to 5000 Also Is swearing
down his property a: No y Edrdge-st which he paid
s67OO for two years ego 10 400 he is held 70 bail u
the sum Of $1,000
MCsIcsL ISsTRUcTIOy.-A good opportunity for
acquiring he FIRST principles OF Music and OF learning to
Sngis prosered by new class TO be opened this
morning by Mr. J. f. WAESER The cofdih interest
which feel in the OF popular musical education
makes ee quite willing TO encourage gentleman
who has labored 60 in dustrousy and with much sue
cess az Mr Warner n iis Advancement
N The Globe suggests the establishment! OF a
Working-Gh Home We think something Of the
kind might be ne 10 advantage, but not by Trinity
nor any other wealthy church corporation 1t must be
done by the Girls themselves assocating their efforts
their means and their abors under competent and intel
gent guidance
II Mr. Thomas X. Whitney is enged upon
Historical Poem upon Gen. Tsylors exploits in
Florida. II Is 10 be called The Ambuscsie.
Ia Mary Daifon' j. the title OF very preitiy
printed issue OF Tale Of New York Life tod by !. An
derson smith, E.q and published BY Taylor. We be-
eve it Is quite Improvement on the usual run OF ie
w-Cover Literature
IS- DR.. Reese. the County Superintendent, will
examine tomorrow morn ng Al one O'Clock P. NJ the
Public School in the Seventeenth Ward containing up
ward OF 700 scholars situated corner of rstayenue and
Nnth-t
~ a small building in the rear of the corner Of
Ftanton and Pin 50. burnt yesterday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

WONDERFUL DISCOVERY TRuE.-Thst the power
Of the Press applied to business ia far superior 10 the
usual mode Of driving business power is in adj
ofhe ordinary labor Of mems hands. The subec;
is beginning the attention Of few Of the enter
psng portion OF business community and some 10
quiries making for the little pamphlet in which the
subject presented It may be had, application, at
Country Newspaper Advertising Agency Of v Palmer
in this building and is denominsed "a somewhat capt.
waiting title The Road 70 Wealth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29
MAR RED:

On Friday 96,h inst by Rev William L. Suiaei
GEORGE BANhs 70 Miss MARY FRlfL. all ofih. al,
At Poughkeeps.e. 20lh Alexander 3. Weeks Of
city "a Sarah Ann Combs nh Ovid Dunkn 10 Arr
Davis, 18th Enoch Durham 20 Mary Msrsh 81
r. W Scobey % Cornela Dates 18th Charles Pc,
Caroline g. hbbotis 2lst samuel Rhodes 81 Anihy a.
gan George W Nelson 10 Louisa Garfield
At Oswego 9Th. Rufus hing 10 Lydia Miller
Al Buffalo. 2lst Edward Nlhston TO lulis 4 Ah.r
Al Canandsigus TO- H. II. Crockerto Eunice Niii..r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

TIE DIFTEaEScE.-Thirty years ago. IN order 10 be-
come known and established in business il required
many year, ofpaas atHg before information through
means Of w cards circulars could be disseminated
among. the se1tiersd population of the country Now
enterpr.ng business man may introduce himself hun
dreds Of thousands Of people in single week by adyer.
Using the newspapers Of the country at the country
newspaper advertising agency OF " b. Palmer Tribune
Buildings opposite City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

~ scHEscxs PuLsoSIc sysUP IS certain tet.9 80. Az,
the OF Dyspepsia Liver Complaint CO.'S & xa
Disease Of The Lungs Any one calling al ue ~.
Coriand-s,. obtain fgraisl pamPhlet t,'.. II
description Of the above diseases slso reference ~ .
Of persons Of high standing that have osen cufce ~
u this medicine 9 p.~sns
We caution the public 10 bear in mind that r. > d.,
il no longer an agent for Tie sale OF he genuine W
PumonIc syrup. .,, geuuls
ursdul,erai. Pa monte syrup, 20 directly 10 ne -
tors dice No. Cortland-sl y. l. W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

RUsOR OF WAR IN IOwA-It is rumored in
town, that the people Of Lee county Iowa driving
the Mormons as in this county We know not whence
this news comes and cannot vouchor It's correctness.
Warsaw signal
MoRF Troops FOR TExAs.-A company OF L. s.
Troops from Fish River under the command Of Lieut.
H. ID Grafton arrived in this city this morning in the
steamer Penobscot aud are TO embark in the brig Co
cheeo, from this port for Galveston direct
Boston Transcript 10Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

SANTA ANA-It is said that Gen Almonte main
tans active correspondence with SANTA Ana at Cuba
and emisssres employed in every direction through
Mexico to take advantage Of the present dsorgan
lied condition OF affairs invite him return and
sumo the supreme command.
STEAMER LEXINGTON SUSE.-The stea,Aer Lex
netOn Capt Mccoy bound from Weston 20 81 Louis
grounded on Rock Caste bar on the evening of the oh
and in backing OF her swung against snsg which
knocked hole into her hull the larbosrd quarter op-
posie the after hatches causing breach from her knuc-
ke 70 the kelson nearly three feet IN length breaking
number OF her timbers rendering all efforts stop the
eak unsvaling and causing her 10 sink in short time
the lettering on her wheel-houses The boat and
cargo will probably prove total loss. Nearly all the
cargo insured The boat was covered by 5000 in
the Columbus Insurance Company OF Ohio
81 Louis New Era 10Th.
MICHIGAN BASKs--The Detroit Advertiser says
il is rumored that the suit against the Farmers and Me
chaaies' Bank has been settled and that the Bank viii
resume business In a few days Holders of Us bills are
advised sell below par 1t is also rumored tha,
the old state Bank IS preparing 10 resume business with
a new capital stock, all paid in.
~ The residence OF Mrs. Martha B. BrattoD, OF
Bath County. destroyed by fire last week says the
Virginia Free Press IN the following singular
The IRE was nrst observed issuing from drawer in
bureau IN which there lucer matches and /, Is
presumed that they gnted by mice gnawing at
them The mics IN this case the ncendiares and
the matches were their ire.
- On Saturday last the barn of Mr. CALgB
HAIL. Of Freetown. Cortland County, was struck by
lightning and entirely consumed, together with a
corn house standing al Joining The shock was Sc
TO throw Mr. H. and his PROSTATE and
less. COW was Instantly killed.
SUIcIDE.-A man named John Nelson jumped
overheard from the steamer United SGs on her lsst
upward trip about three miles of Charleston. and
drowned. tie had wife and two children on board
with whom be mad started 90 East visit 10 his
relatives. He had exhibited symptoms OF mental de-
rangement Tor some time past He resided at or near
sandusky City. Buffalo Com
- We extremely regret that our esteemed
friend and fellow citizen Col Sol Hilen IL again sfc,
ed with sudden and attack of ckness and s in
quite pree Uious situation. Baltimore Argus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

TRIALS AT DrLHt-Thomas Purdy was tried ON
Friday for Arson, in setting fire to the premises of
Morgan L. Livingston. Bovina The evidence against
him was very weak, and he proved very strong
abb The Judge stopped the defence and directed
the Jury to acquit the prisoner, which they did.
John Van Stcenberg was then put on his trial for
the murder of Osman ~ Steele at the sale vi Earle
property ia Andes. A, the very outset. Juror was
objected the ground of his belonging 10 All Anti
Reut Association The Judge sustained the obiec
lion. and declared the Juror incompetent Exccp
lion was taken by the prisoners counsel. AT the
hour of adjournment ON Friday. the panel had been
exhausted and only five Jurors obtained. The Judge
ordered the summoning of fifty talismen, not from
the vicinity OF Delhi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29
TO-DAYiS OUTSIDE.

Frs, PaQe-1he Ambient Question The Medici Sc
ries Photography, No. VIII Definition OF slavery
Hereditary Deformity Fair Hit Items, &c.
Fourth Pogc-Slavery In Maryland; Another Pnkers
burg move; Stocks Marine Journal &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

TYR TRIAL AT HUDsoS-In the case of DR..
Boughton, Mr. Jordan, for the prisoner, summed up
ON Saturday and Attorney General Van Buren,, for
the prosecution was expected to close the argument
to day Probably Judge Edmonds will deliver his
charge this evening. There can be little doubt re
mining of the acquittal of Boughton. Three Wit
nesses have sworn positively that he was at another
place at the time the Sheriff was robbed of his pa
pcrs by big Thunder so here is another enor-
nous bill OF cost to no purpose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

NsLos-ARs. MowATr's ESGAcENEsr.--rho houses,
whcn Mrs. Mowa has attracted al this popular and
c-puonaoe place of public have thus far been
excellent She has performed Juliet Pauline" and
Mananna In manner To add largely her reputation
and night she appears for the first any stage
Mira Haer, In the Stranger. John Seton and T. Placide
sustain The comic part Of The piece Mr. Crisp the Stranger
crowded saloon be expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

MASE.-The Portland Argus has returns of votes
for Governor from 1871 townships and plantations,
showing tina, Hugh j Anderson is reelected Cover
nor BY mesgrc majority. His vote will be full
5000 short of the Wing vote Of last year-Thc
Legislature will Of course be Loco Foco in both
branches Here is the rccapituaiion Of the Cover
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

BEEgNASs ORiCfsAL GESUIsE PuLsoSie sYsu'-,
celebrated remedy for TIE Of Consump'ion' 20
Coughs Diseases Of the Lungs, Liver Complaint A"a "
pepsis can be had usual at tho old eslsodsoed o'
the proprietor, No. ~; Conland-sL one door oe''"
corner Of Creenw .chsL ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

~ Hon. WILLIAM L. SroRKs. one of the
Judges Of the Supreme Court of Connecticut has
been appointed Instructor of the Science and Prac-
,ice of Law in the Law School of New Haven. and
will enter upon his duties on the first of October
The appointment, can hardly fail to give universal
satisfaction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-29

~ We invite the attention Of Ladies To Messrs
bingham Bodine & Cos advertisement in another col
umn. They offer eel their large and rich assortment
ofdry goods at greatly reduced prices.