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The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-16
For the Columbian Fountain

Il or Ine COluIUDlaH
SPEECH
Delivered al the Baptist Church, near the
Nary Yard, on The 20M inst, By JAMES
LITTLE.
(ConoIuded.)
The drinker is the most unstable being
in the world And why Because liquor
destroys frmness of purpose--destroys that
which is the only thing by which success
can be permanently secured. Place, by way
of illustration, into the hands of an indi-
vidual when he is sober, when his mind is
free from the power of alcohol, any busi-
ness of importance, telling him that you de-
sire it to be despatched at a certain hour,
that none but he can despatch it, and that
your honor depends upon his punctuallty.
If he perceives the feasibility of the busi-
ness, and is willing to undertake il, he will
consent faithfully to despatch it: and with
firm resolve to accomplish it, he goes in
the pursuit after his object On the way
he meets an old companion directly in front
of tavern the old companion stops, but
the man of business passes onward, with
merely I" How is il with you to-day, old
friend ~ The old companion, not liking
such treatment, calls after the man of BUSH
ness dwell, B., are you really the wander
ing Jew' or have you cork legw "Iam
The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-16
The COLUMBIAN FOUNTAIN
TUESDAY MORNING, DEG. fs, ls45.

.-- Advertisements will be mserted' IN
this paper al. the rate Of SIC cents line for
the first insertion, and three for each subse-
quent insertion.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
Chester Co.. Pa. Aug. 1914.

HUMBUo.-An intelligent female wit
ness having been much perplexed by =
barris,er IN cross.examinati0n, hap
pened. iii replying. to use the word
'humbug.'
Madam said The man Of law, you
mus, no. talk nnin,elligibly. What are
The Court and Jury 10 understand by
The word humbugr
The lady he>i,a,ed.
/ mus, insist madam, said the barI
ris.er. anticipating u victory. that you
proceed no further I'LL you state. plains
ly and openly what you mean by the
word humbug.'
WHY. then. sir, returned the lady,
4 don, know how better to explain
my meaning .han By saying. if met
company Of persons who were stran.
gers 10 YOU. and should tell them thas
when they saw you they nigh. prepare
To NEE, a remarkably handsome, gen.
gee!. and agreeable looking man, thar
would be-a humhng.'
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

told me great deal, as they had been
school-,nstes. All was as nice As wax,
and ye, ~ substantial as iron; comfort
was written all over the ro IN. The
evening passed. somehow Or other.
though We had no rcfrrshmrn,. al ar'i-
Gle which we never wan, II home but
want elsewhere. and | returned To our
establishment, with mingled pleasure
and cl,agfin.
'Wha, piy, said 10 my wife,
that Bowen don. keep within his in
come
lie Does she replied.
But hnw can he ~, 5000! was my
ans wer; III lac gives ten dollars I" this
charity and five dollars |" thar. and live
SO snug and comfortable ton!'
Shall tell you!' asked Mrs Slack.
| wafer.
Certainly. if yon can
His wife, said my wife. finds it just
az easy to in wi!hou, twenty or thirty
dollars worth Of ribbons and laces as 1"
buy them. They have TO frui. but
wha, they raise aud have given them
Ivy country friends. whom they repay
nv Il thousand litIe acts nf Kindness
They nse no beer. which is no. essen
,ial 10 his health as it - I" yours; and
then he buys II" cigars, or ice cream.
and apples at one hundred per cent. ON
market prize. or randy. or new novels.
or rare works still more rarelv used
in short. my dear Mr. Slackwa,er. he
has ~ holes in lis pnck-t-
Itwas the frs, word Of suspicion my
wife had uttered on this subject. and II
cut me to The quick ! Cut me l
should rather say it sewed me mp. me
and my poke. too; they never have
been il holes slnce tina, evening.
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TIE
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STREET,
uYyA MES G. Ed " 4 r Ds,
Proprietor.
TER NJ s:

TERMS:
ono Dollar and Fifty Cents per year
70 b. paid in Advance.
For six Months, eighty. seuen and a hal
ants in adrance.
non compliance with the nhove terms
viii sub,cc, each delinquent TO an extra
,ba.re Of t,oenty, fine cents for every three
months delay. This rule ,cill be strictly
altered to. IL.
Persons forwarding two dollar current
bank hill by mail, ranked by Post Mas
Ter, will be credited for seventy numbers.
Advertisements inserted At one dollar per
,ouare for the first and fifty cents Tor each
,nbseouent insertion. A liberal discount
made 10 yearly advertisers.
Professional or Business Cards, not ex.
e.eding five lines. will be inserted for i've
dollars per annum.
Burlington is the seat Of justice for Des
Nome. county, and contains about 2ooo
inhabitants 1t is situated on the west
bank of the Mississippi. about $50 miller
above Saint Louis.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

reared that memorial Of him has dissp-
lrered. The time has como when tbs
ra>h and indiscriminase judgments
which his contemporaries passed on
his character may be calmly revised
by history. Aud history. while for ths
warning Of vehement, high and daring
natures, she notes his many errors,
will yet deliberately pronounce. that.
amnng the eminent men whose bones
lie near his. scarcely one that has left
more stainless. and none . more
splendid name -Maeauly in the Ed
enburgh Reui, ".
To Extract Cheat from wheat.
MEssas EDIToRs:-As much diff
Guilty is frequently experienced in clean
ing whea, from cheat. | offer The fol.
lowing pIan-lnslead Of having rid
die. as ordinarily used. in the fan,
place board in the riddles place; i.
may he an inch nr two narrower than
the riddle in width. Ev this means,
the chpa' is carried nearly of the screen
boa,d, and with The aid Of a strong
wind, is driven pretty eAectualiy GU. q.
the second run. of the grain.
The presen, year undertook to
clean some Mediterranean wheat. which
had pretty large share OF cheat in it.
By the aid Of the above plan, at tho
second run, it was pronounced by an
old and experienced farmer to be clean
enough. ! believe nigh. have run it
five or six times the ordinary way.
without having il as clean. Thus !
saved much labor, az we'll as some
time; though i. mus. be lie, through
slowly and regularly, to prevent tho
falling shee, Of whea. from obstrucling
the passage Of the ehea. while blowing
"til and falling through. the fan seive.
This accomplished by resting the
half buslel on nv shoulder. and letting
the grain fall gradually into the fan
hopper, which was aided by the jar Of
the fan in motion. The last precau-
lion may no, be necessary, where hop
pers are new and properly constructed;
but ours was old and worn loose o.
tie connecting points.
JOHN NJ. HARLAN.
Chester Co.. Pa. Aug, 1874.
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A Guessing Institute.

Nobody but Field. Of the Reveille,
a, ST. Louis, or Kendall, Of the Plea
ynne. could tell such story as this,
which we copy from an exchange pa
per:
A see1y son Of New England found
himself recently, AL alone, unknown,
and ..hard up in New Orleans. Oh
course, he soon sci about guessing
some wav 10 get out Of the Scrape: and
before he had quite wh,uled his stick
away. he became absorbed in the in.
cep,inn of 4 grand thought. Ii seems
sitting down to guess, his as,u.e brain
made plunge at once. among the
metaphysical and scientific rami6ca
ions Of guessing; AMI. n" long afer.
he might have been observed, with a
sober sort of swinkling in his eye.
marching off along the 'levee.' appar.
emily looking for house 10 let, hum.
ming:
Yankee Dondlc! come along!
Wh.n f,rtune tails distressing.
There's nothing like a Yankee song.
And scientific guessing!
Euly mex, day. our hero and ann,h.
rr "dd.l"ok,uy genius were seen on !,
ladder. mailing up a broad strip "f cam
va-> all across the front If house on
the I.,v-r; aud, the ~ being com.
plrled there was displayed. in glaring,
spraw,ng. Struggling, hr"ken.barkad.
hrrap,'a,rd. knock kneed. round shout.
cred. how legged. lImping letters. R".
man, German. Hebrew. caligraphir,
photographic. Arabian. Armenian. and
PO,l,uDkian:
NJ oRLEENs oEsslNo IxsTIrOor.
oEssiNo rAJr IN ONE LESSEN.
Oaly q Fce Cents.
The thing produced a sensai"n at
once AMONG sailors, pedlars. levee la.
bnrers. aud all sort. If slraygl.rs.-
Oar professor borrowed an old r"'t"n
awning. hung i, mp. and divided his
roam in two. pu, his assi>.an. \. the
door ~ lake in quarters. turned Tin
cup upside down on the middle Of the
old rirkr,y table. got vial 81 vinegar.
a pot Of TAR. a bnt,I- &c whi<hey, and
various other we'll knewn odoriier"us
affairs arranged around him; and, with
black skull cap ON his head. and a
rr.i suck in his hand, he made no very
bad .splurge al the representation If a
modern Faust. Madame Ludwig nigh,
have taken a lesson from him. ('ynn
understand me nnw!' and Herr Alex.
anJer should have seen him tie drew
a my sic ring on the ceiling with char.
coal. filling II up with most indescr'b.
able .cul-cne-.' right over the table.
and business soon coinn,rncrd.
in Struggled All ope;..m""'llrd IN.
ouirer after the mysteries 81 guessing
S Granger. good morning; walk ny and
prescribe Yourself as a true inquirer
after the irrevrla.:ons "f t;esse"i"gy
Pu, ynmr lef, h ii Oh the converted III
cup. Yer, well. Lii. ymr right hand
/" The rriItng, and fix your eyes up"r
the magic circle. %. Now, II y"
wink. ~ rrm"ve your eye. you'll ruin
The hull business. stranger; SO JUS
J hold still. New perceds TO provoke
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02
W5IIo 30 g y 11stR 3NlSIo
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
WEST POINT. Lee Co., Town.

WILLIAM CtIUNCH NAN.
attorney and Counsellor at Law.
WARRINGTON. w AsRlN0roN COUNTY, !. 1.
oct6-lv 10
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

Yankee IN me wes,, advertIses
ha, he will mend clocks; lecture on
phrenolopy; preach at camp mee''ngss
milk cows a, the halves; keep bar; iec'
lure on temperance. aud 90 claiming
\, low tide. lie says during ms 'e'.
.u,r. he will have no objeenons 10 .
weave. rock baois. 70 sleep Or sdis :
newspaper. y
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

HARD TO UNDERSTAND. - Well, my
lad. that is small corn you are hoeing.
Yes sir. said the boy, while he con-
,inued his labor, we planted small
corn.
But i, looks rather yellow.
Yes. sir. we planted The yellow kind,
returned the boy. scratching away at
the hard and stony soil.
Blu, do no. believe you will have
more than half crop, continued tbs
traveller.
No. sir. we planted upon shares. hall
looed the boy, as the stranger rode
IN
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

To TEMPER EARIHE.N WARE
Ear,hern ware lha, is 10 be used ID
bake in. will be less liable to crack
from the heat. il, bef"re nsing, they are
pu, into vessel, sufficient cold water
10 cnver them. then heated in ~
gradually. ill The water boils. When
the vessel is taken from ,he FIRE, The
ware should remain in j, until cold.
A LARGE MOUNTED MAN.-The NJ.
Y. Sunday Atlas tells funny story OF
man with a tremendous large mouth
going 10 DENTS, to have tooth ex-
irac,ed. On opening his ponderons
Jaws, the doctor remarked he need no!
do il SO wide, as he was going to STAND
outside 10 perform the operasion!-N'
o. Pic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12

GRAIS.-A sale OF $500 bushels F-edercfsburs atoat.
has been made milling lose. The supplies Of IN ~
are better and the demand is COCA The s4.es are w.
bushels southern sse deirered 42Co Go is3 s9c'
W. delivered aud 1000 TO 1000 DO jersey White and
low at IS aSc measure Rye is steady WIN oss Nv
bushsis hs slip &c; 5000 do - arrive N a. d.
H. and 500 do Jersey DO al sc, delivered In
IS nothing doing Northern oa;s are 81 32c; sales 600
bushels southern at 30 cents.
wHIsKY-The make, IS heavy. a sale OF vs. bb.s.
low proof made private terms Dfucge Is 10 cents
with far demand
HAY-There IS rather Al upward tendency. sales soo
10 500 bales 1T 81 IS cents
OLA sale Of 1000 barrels Crude Whale has teen made
AT 81 cents and 100 81 cents for home There Is
good demand for Lard OIL a. 81 cents
BONE AT Sew-London there he been sale Of TO-
900 lbs Northwest az 3l3 cents, cash.
SEEDS sales Of Glover small at 81 FOR
ard 63 81 for not sale 90 barrels free
made at 6. ccn;s Tinothy $40 SIP. Rough Flax is
90 6 so, with but little Offering.
HIDEs-A sale OF 700 Rio Grsnde was made a: about
III cents. cash
BEESwAX.--Tn Philadelphia large purchase OF 3D.
900 reported 10 have been made 80 cents cash
GRoCEEIES.--The tea sale to-day went of without
much spirit and at low prices The teas however zee
good About three quarters Of the cataosue W. so,
sugar. Nolses and Coffee are very dull with downward
tendency. auction rale Of Sugar to-day SHOWS suai
decline salea $50 hhds Porte Rico Moassss sold al 81
81 cents.
sTFIPrNFWe note sales 300 bbls White on terms
not made public. 80
Observation-Disclosures Is very little doiDgtoday In Pork
and prices canrot be considered nrnL Tue 0lis sac We
nee ness al $780, The quotations are s3o 96t4 Tor
IN and 10 rs II for Prime and 1880 for old and
10 SO Tor new Mess. There is demand from the East
Zrbe,. rice, For Beef there is considera
bic enquiry prices steady Sales 500 bbs Mess
80 for Country ard 1914 for City. Prime is 6,25 We
note IN bulk equal to 100 hhds Of dry sailed Shout
oers sides and Hams 5, and Lard Is Arm al
s! CTS Is not much doing. Butter and Cheese
are dull with little OF no demand f'r shipping
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ITIN III TTIT Ut WVlF
0LOSAONIAS.
Au-HealInS BRIsam .


speedily cure long and tedious Cough Raising Of Blood
and dis.ss Of The Throat as FoiscT Clo,aonan ami te
wilt tell you-No Therenever yet has been remedy nitro
good !" '0'"0'' &:sTfTo $40 Il i4S CURES.
M Boxp the celebrated Boston cracker bake 90 Nassau
street Brooklyn the, his has beea afflicted with
A. S e & fGSd % BoyS a
produce was pouced to try ;l. great smedy she Is no"
nearly well His daughter VINO aesns from me san
disease tried il and also cured by T. Nr, Bond !, now
well that she able TO Ts from her bed saTy ~ IN. nom
any annoyance from her distressing malldy
Hr>N JAcXsoN 18Th street neaf me Clino'S ~
the oT the purpose OF obtanms oo,tie OF te
oosaonan having been afflicted NTH Asthma oE more thit
moi ,rrak He purchased bottle aud rode home Four days
eerwsId k walked from Es rrsidsncs TO the Gihcr
fisa. distance Of miles. 10 tell OF the woudt flu
relief which he had exT~ieneed from using about one h' OF
one '''''F CONSUMPTION OF TIE LUNGS.
Nj CoMroRr IS White s.; was 50 o'; IN The month OF De
eember last that he Wa given up BY nj Is 10 w
the Oossonan his surprise u has so far restored him 20
Mrs Attree the wife of YIN. H. Attnr. James Hartman.
Esq and George W Hays ESQ can all bear testimony from
their wn experience Of the sus properties OF TINS GREAT
Remedy IN cOnsnmpTSf2gp91 q ( n e t NJ GoD
Nrs Tuopot-HN so Non.C- who h3d been troubled
for great length Of by severe cough and ra;Sd Gaaati-
blood was relieved by oae bottle Of me e4c'aonan
DE>>i. KELLr g Watsfst also elievet' from III
same complaint although he very much reduce when NJ
having been under the care Of ms hyi-
during the past winft Althou-h ne eoushea
and much troubled Win nEst W. JUS u
the remedy enabled INN TO ms daily work de was
entirely relieved.
formerly OF >ewErk, y J. Henry Li>oon G hiypson-st
aud nu.rou CHER PERSONS have been speedily and p-rua-
nrnt.y cured ct iAe complaint BY ths tae1j'
TIE. ARRAY OF NAMES
which could he oduc-d Of PERSONS who have urd thus great
remedy would more than hll column. Amoa- III; number
we ~, r-rn,ttsd 10 refer 10 A BaiEe- Ice Barrels
Nr Wilson Of Hoboken Mrs Bell OF Mor:is.ou y J..
James B. DeyOe ltl R.ad-ssvt Mrs MeC4fIee, ~ Aior.
pev.siret E Smith % ID Mrs m II. Aitg-v Of
his civ and Mrs Archibald. 5o Whi;e-siTeel.
BE n0t deceived with other remedy when ycu wish 70
nutchase Ibis and remember that Fo=ers OoSaonan All
G,alipc Balsam IS sold onv 100 NasSaIeet door
,boye Ann 4, HAYS i5s Futonse-; BROOKLYN: and 81
! iina,euis " illisfnshurs az 3u-
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ROMAN EYE BALSAM.

10 "TAE LIGHT OF THE bopy 1, THr ErE"-H hat a
calamity must it those who have weak eyes 10 i've IN
a rtretal twilight They read pleasant BOOKS or
write pleasant their friends or enjoy the G ~
sunshine of bright day. Nature may be ever so JOY u IN
her holiday attn they condemned 10 consan gloom
No, necessdi!y however Science has PRODUCED many
der, aud among Others the Roman Eye BdlSdm A GAIA
logue of the patients who have been cured by It's
could no, I've read at sitting If the eyeds are inuaeu
or the eyrha. bood>hot What the cause may nav
beejnS, call a, the of Nessrs. Sands Co IN
way and they will furnish with jar OF the baa Tor -
cont. with printed directions for use Perseyee IN the APP
pcatiou for short time. You piu succeed,
Preparcd aud sold by A. Is. SANDS CO Chemists anu
Drusgs 2f8 Broadway. Chambers ST. Sold also at ~
EnI,nn AZ and II Fast broadway mis- luis
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EnrcATION

REV h T. HUDDAR,'> CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
Fourteenth between Uuiyersty Place and Fifth Avenue
T7NH[S E<,Abii,hu-Gt prrTrG tor the r-cept Of
Il BORDERS No expense has oeeu spared 10 render Il
complete we'll arranged school Tor boys mas been eui
OF In, FIST architects city aud S!r Hgctar; has
satisfaction Presenting 10 his trsncs aud the Pablo
instt;ucp il hch eyes requisite for The accommodation
convenience and comfort OF his pupils comeIe.f snd such
Is the experience OF many years ms suggested - snaoc
rhas the most eligible which could have bsR selected
fof The purpose r-s it and facility o. Access All
The advantages Of tue , Instructors aE Preiesors
,y,iiablf b, the bere e residence gained
By ;hy on, athletic INCH can D royed e the
FnTtet information IS terms study, lHd Other
PARTICULARS iatefest1c 1eais may . ohrasd aPpiIea
1''H 20 49, ---S - " a. fXYS-
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Hon. II. L. ELLSWORTH.

COMMISSIONER OF PATENTS
The advertiser would call the attention of the public this
man either merchant manuaciurrr mechanic farmer.
" no sh.u h. without copy i enters iGto and COM
H-ie digest of = commerci, and igrIeu;ui interest q the
whole country for the year St! winch The following able
Contents will show viz Statement OF Receipts aud y
pendituEs, Tabular Estimate OF ,he c9p Remarks On The
Prcy.niivs &c Varieties Mode OF Raising Nutricops-
ness Sc Barley Crop. Dat Crop. Rye CROP Bnckwheit
ron Maize Indian Coru Crop, id, Broom Corn Po-
Crop Mode Of plntnc Disease Of the Potato Preventive
&c Hay crop, Mode Of Curing Hemp or p, Mode c sew
nc xc FIsy do Tobltc0 Crop. soil. Cotton Crop.
Pr-pararions o. Production aud Remedies. Rice Crop
silk Cr0p Sugar Crop. improvement IN h;nu aclure. Sc
Nsule sugar corn Stalk Potato SuGar; other Products
Tor Cq,aos VIZ .dd s5 Ma os @Gso Spur 0
kins and Melons Okra. CELERY. Ar;ehokes, Arpies,
Mode OF f,sseryne st'aWeef'is'. baLk; NC, tasS i1
seed sc Manures Gugno. and o,hers; Food f'r { At
lie. StesminG Cattle sheep &c fogltry' Home Mar
kt Foreign afke; Obssrva;on on ts He>siin Fly by l.
,rrick Extracts from DR. Harms Insects Extracts from
General Harmon varieties of What, Erenmens !n-
iian Com by MesSrs. WndSwoh, Beatty aud Ellsworth
Researches on Saline Matters Gram Corn for fodder
Improvement quality sad selection 81 Potatoes Tor seed
Potatoes Fa;teniug Animlls, Oils Statistics Of
vision. for tho Eagish Market Prices Current sc SJuops
Of F-rs &c for Patents ia Foreign Countries Professor
Netsr's Electro Magnetic Telegraph Houses OF unbut
Brick Fencing and DltchnG &C. Pregaation OF Der
with salt Letter Of W 7. LSs.; on Wooden Railroads
.no p Of C. II Killer SC M-,allur.y and Manufacture
Of NJ. als Of brous aud lex lie substances steam aud
engines navigation and marine implements civil engineering
and architecture land conveyance mills and machinery
connected herewith DO for manufacturing aad working
Lumber fire arms aud implements Of war
Repo oiC e. Page Examiner nc OF agricultural ches'
try. ciouhc, Ac.
any np in parnphls form aud sold for seyrny.t-
b. ~ MARX II NEWMAN. ig9 Broadway.
Goats applicable To Steam Navigation aud n Other
nnrro,e, Octave, pages t0l Price : ai2 3irotDaitW
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SAfINFss
- yotice.-The Deposiiors and the public Gea=raily
formed mat this InsiI,ution Will b. removed tn 50h
Anil int,ant 70 the ff-proof building No To- Cham
.r.I;ree, where the business that day add rsnc=ort
will b. transacted 4. {. CORNELL. S~cret.ry.
Aur TO- 1875. all il .2gh
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WUUpWUhIHo FLAMING MACHINES.
EoURTEEN YEARS EXPERIENCE together with
many valuable improvements and additions 10 his for
er toos enables the subscriber furnish at short notice
and Of the mos; perfect construction materials and work
nasp Machines plane woSd in all ts varieties, such
As planning OF suraciug only, or cutting monldings
Also planning oEguc!ns and growing, joining or RAD
betting. and planning clapboards
Application may he made TO the subscriber at his es'ab
shnert Folklore, at his office, corner OF CONNER
Ia and Lewis streets Boston, where Machines may be
seer and auy Information relative 10 the same MAJ be OBJ
,a.ned as well as OF Josiah Blackwell and Co. Sew-YorS
or OF j. W Schenck. Albany.
Letters OF mere Inquiry mus; be postpaid
SAMUEL 3. sCHESCK.
ro,boro' Mass sr-il l. IS4i u istf
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DIED:


On Friday morplng. April H. at Brooklyn, CAROLINE
ELIZABETH wife OF Albert T. Wlds, In the oath year Of
hsr age.
The friends OF the family Invited TO attend the funeral
this Saturday afternoon. O'clock at the residence Of
her husbsnd, Court OF Bergen At. Brooklyn
Her remains will Madison. N J. for intermcn
On Thursday 10th Inst. RACHEL, daughter of Matthew
and Ann Armstrong, aged Is years.
The friends of the family invited TO attend the ine-
raj this Saturday afternoon, at o'clock from e2 Clinton
place. 9Th al. without further notice.
suddenly 4th inst. JOHN McGLoIN, aged SO years.
His friends and acquaintance and those OF his brother
naw Patrick Logue are invited TO attend his funeral to-
morrow Sunday. the l3th from IS Centres st.
llth Hannah L daughter OF Lewis Gregory
9th Capt Jacob Hoover, IS
AT Ne,vown L. l. the morning OF tho Sth inst MIS-
NANCY L.. wife of Charles Covert youngest daughter Of
Henry Allrich, Esq. aged % years.
AT Flushing. L. L. 10Th. Mrs. Mary C. Clement, 30.
AT Troy. 9Th Daniel Sackett, SIS.
At Haticy, Mass. 9th, Mrs. Lucy Fierce lVu
At Gencseo, 4th, Mrs. Dorothy L. Smith, "a
AT Salem Wash. Co 29th ult. Henry Matthews, %.
Al Albany, 10Th, Mrs Catharino v BoSart 10.
AT phils-clpha, 9th, Benz Jones' Senr Os stn rau
Beck "a; Tth Mrs Sarah Cooper a.; Ruth Hand I'd
Nicholas Eslng, Sr. So. 80 NJ,
tionary ponSoner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-12
cENUINE REaR,S OIL.

Puy the celebrated naturalist speaking Of bears in
form. us that their oil used By Cleopa the mos, nu
ty which could be applied to her magnificent hair
Science has the mcdens compound for Tn. PURPOSE
.rn,l 10 the afforded by Nature IN the grease OF
,Ss hear lis effects especially IN the form of Oil are truly
wonderful The capillary roots are srncthenrd; the o",n
are nouhed; and the young hair increases III quantity
Ivan bald spots become fertile under its influence me
too have mo-, been totally anahlaicd and his rarely the
OF l. nqursiionably the best preparation for the HAIR that
TIE gsn,pe oil highly perrumed and purified for the rur
pose Of III, toilet, by \, B. SANDS GO Shsi nus ss 20
aI'. ~ -. 49, mis- Inns