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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05
THE ART OF WEavING.

he ~ IL i " w T. ~ ' L ~ VI
4 so'. Hart. .j4,t PDli.,.rd plan. clear 'as
EHhSe fEHs ILLUSTRATED ria SOM Az kHxrogfr6s
boJ.i and >terl ;i.,r ana eoIored
BY Clinton G.. Curry.
PTdetiest Weaver and NJ nnutacturef.
WA - t.,ld useful Il,
WE,N t.RS. LOON NAkERS .NNu MtCHlNISrS.
nun,-r "i GenJ. Mnr,i,ai. E,a. of Troy.
I Rcccr,. Murrur s. Rye. +. Magnns. Wn. Brady
& 'n,h., ami John ffsver' 'i ret'on. gentlemen well
s"o, IL e the manufacturing en,nnnl'y he i-
uuony favor uf ,hs b.-,. Published md or .ale by
n GEO. ID BALDWIN. - spmo--s'.
RIGHT i htt.r fS1 II 1lt IL COP
EiCHArn LUi;n ~ -f''P or NfORD
Gu Tie ductnne RuM ANiSi h-, IA Vi lhuf.G
h, Rev. l.. rU~tl. ID. -
10 ,, Litter nil ,'e ,,, gncr d.,e 49,. iotm
lirh , The Councilman and ~irch
~ t. .nce rupture III the Church V EnsIuid fully
Pro, - Ccq:s
y MI corner 81 'ie-'A.nan and Nassau us.
Ju-f rtW.l>litD,
PRICE REDUCED.
rHE Ne" YORK IS loiNE>S DIRECTORY
Fox i-'5-rHrsp Eorrtns.
Price a.
BiSiSESS MEN MD no rEI. t.f,Pt.Gss wl find res
Bc''neS Jrte:orj 'eJ u"r J. f"t'"e who'-.Ie ana eai
ty EI'KtE->S. STRiNGER 60.
Jl6 lru, - Roadway. oi tnn-.t
no CALICO PRINTERS. REDJCED PRICES
rh uborter tier i"r 're -uinsfaetIrers priens.
saul. New .'u,' & "a. creb'p,, pcior- ND F-S The
qInIty te r-A~ upon ui-n other nite now
gnd void at ess than their i"fn,et pur.~.
JOHN =. NEWBOULD.
Il bs' ~ JohH.>tt-,t. ,,ars.)
,NnlA RUBBER SHOtS.-Wo hrve on hnn.i Tor .a.
sp-nid n..nnl-ut of l,ri" nm. t.ntlenens ludn Rub
- shoes and ,ehS "t variety the market. rnnu
sctufti from the rir yum ani "a" az m the mot desirable
yi-' and warfnn'e! net Ia ,tli-n NTH the rd. AIDES and
gentlemen respectfully invited To- eni .nd the
nindc manufacture. t-;rt" pfchas
e>rw here. We ,tp-. paIt the
aIi thur cuJOr urder all circumstances Ky We
sell cheap III Wnf-h"i,. o the Newark. y. J. lDia Rub.
te' tas'"ry. IS Maiden Lane
~ ,u HUTCHINSON s. RUNYON.
SODA BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS The sub
- scriasf wi>-s make the public TINT much of
the hi<cu and crackers which % tins cty hy the above
nnnc entirely different from Ire SopA BscUiT and ST.
GAR HACKERS made hts Bakery. which nave been u-et
yads particularly ths who ,u'sr from ersun. tor
than years, with the ,-> results while the
st,,n, which b- made iur ~, though pefhnp,
god for health ~hily unfit Tor n. SICK. he
above Rs,Jr aud CkA,KrR. III Ikg Rt-CuIr. NISE
BI>rVTV. BJTTEk fPACkkR.. WAItE tgACKrRs. Pilot
and NAyr SRKAD. all Ut the I'M, aay, constantly Tot
sale the we'll kso~n establishment rs Wnhingtn1.iIec
corner OF WIrr-n.strs-t- EPiiRtlM TREADv ELL
III istf
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ro-r-s,YFl,,. INV YoRs. JIG. s.-h l,l5

rNrRE>> VI vi. - - f...I, - or. ':e,fsia.
M"H'E"in, - A7nrnr. aH l's". "t. toe ~ -SIt
she 'i'uuihcGi..rS -'ys.n ill., En>i"tn ''s nat
st., - Nlvlv Gr '-.t ,l,,. 1ri 20 enable thar
." itns - 80 ~ Ia avl,i t">.,c- - '',e e.pi'c, Wi n
'uri-"n'c" = n.y gwen 90 the ',rr tlr-iu.rt
i.trf p tP,g4r ar,i .lIr.e,i iNTKES>. aud new
,' tom. iu1 -1'r> Ili, n.a->ec ," IT
Li>t,.;~ P.TtK> Hfa.~- i."I & ih-tr
caH.-. d"1- ur sii .'.-r, yen end. ,s
unlr fti-I that %. tire ~ pfs>.
J&'=s, JOHN i!bHiiiER GRAHAM. ".
D. Doctor Ii,i;,is ma, rcn.eg,f To No. lrnhe
>'r,-.t. UT Wet al Bf.ahwr.- II 1~e-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05
MARINE JOURNAL.

MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures 5.
urslArcgs ALztSAc-rE. DAT.
e; :. II N,- Trt Noo' . Er.t So $
L.rr~- P;rIs
,cSa JAZZ Jazz '' am :;
~ sEE LIST P--Gk-
No nr-r,aL-
Memoranda.
-,re ., IN Nos;. ,- WIND NORTH Ea,-
Capital Pnn,>i,n-m'--'ih' N-- iei. Sc
%. 80 thu tiai- Il tx = lulrorsni u VI nAi phb e
n--''n: - N e'r-"f o. no it l- I-y
n,ee- sn' m .. o, f,-,.Gir i' IN ply Nb ~
, q b~ l-r., f-o.t, S,efs d''' nEn',i'ei gentlemen
~ ''''',- ~ ~ WflLlAac. sEYANT P'e'ideT,
~ General society of Mechanics and
Tr.desmem OF the ,ity OF New fork-Tse
ut y lt5I isAAC FRYER. Secretary.
~ MiIt-Boys af the >la-hes Haii al he
AI,o" M"sday. l0,h February I,eAe, 81 *
Ia ad a. I 90" IL ~ prr,.;rr-, ~ 81 .thrr Of
,- Mil Boys. Stouiei5utrh. VI Sn< VI JACKSON tuShf
Ct United Irish Repeal as."riat"n.-A
--tn: Of Iue, r>h R-gsi Association OF ia- ~ oil
Nca Will b. neI WeiacsGay ersnns the 9Th INST
Il; Tnmin.ny Han {; =, O'Clock.
A,,mu.rtan bu,a- 1. 10 yr transacted. member
ne.i!y requested 10 attend. BY oui-r-
IS 81 u. otoNNph' S-cieny-
TT o. g Fowler lectures on fhrrnoinsy hi' eu'nc
II, rr.n1ln Hail. Us Chatham Square. Abundance 81 only
We -irau; nm tull h"ise i't'
Lectures Sha!s>psnre--Mr III i'S'N.
,.n. has R-"n. ~! give h.' Ire
mr.. .n ,m., rpH irr'- tn sct-ir lAhrn;Y k-''n
on n. evening, Thu-dtY -nt M"ndry Feb Oh ai Vh
al "a clock Ainanoc - ccn.. taken ri The t'-r II oil'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05

DRIraNNIN WARE-Fami''e, IN wan, at Bahama
Metal t-E,> wi'i r that line ~ th~ well
,-t =" Jhn srr' Nhns-rls denicr' nr- SUP
p.t-d i,Nur1 II terms. ,i -'al pinn, WI rnd
rh-iI - rni. ri'hIlsh
down lea a-tts 0-- r'.P tcD-r lndc, L,r',s
C,ndl.,trks t--rs t... AT y ir chihi,er. Di,h e.
yes Table and Ira S'-i.. ruai'r. Nolts.e, Cups SPIT
o,ns. NC. &c For sale at Buthng Sl,. BY
n lwI, EDARiMAN q HART.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05

70 General society OF Mechanics and
ofthe city OF New I ork-Tsc
MIli-Boy. Of tn. -ia.he. ia

NaorhY Meeting o. S--r uili - bid 81 t'e lh'tn-
,,cs m Cru.ty This r. -ane FeN 5ih one hot alter
,uret li5El lsiit tRi Tx Secr-A!J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05
ju-f ~ BLl>litD,
PRICE REpi' cED.
rHE Ne" -lORh Is -iNE>S DIRECTORY

'G'b,'\!lCO PRINrERS-REDI CFD PRiGEN.-
Ih-' sub rhcr iIrr, l sre. at -uins'doLrers prens
saul Ae~.r'u' & e" crieb'ni.,i lhcor MD F.l-< The
qInIty r-~,i other nitIce
gnd void at !esa than their t.fret pur,s.
af SITS. ~ John. sire, t. 'up ,alr,)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05

ESAN soar the subscriber has just rsesrsd. By Tho
N ,p Panhss from CronstAdt. numoer u VI this
incompatible Sop. which. er shaving and for tho Tost,
unsurpassed IT, I've jean since tho shess uae b.
reduced ,h Cry and has been sold &c upwards ofy
thousand pe-on,, red Tho pusss. and ehakpea o.
tnlly Sosp
10 druggists. Hair Dre<sen and dsae, b Rancy GeaSs.
will nnA ,h. u verT saleabe articls.
OF Fo. SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. By
SAMUEL w. CREECH, Hsiy Dyssa~,s
No. Trmoas Hooss, Bcnca.
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lc.- BosrdIng.-I>,., or Ihrec Geutlcm.m

" BosrdIoS.-I->,-, Or Three Gc-tiemcn
Gun 90 accommodated with .nci r"'o.. WITH .rne>. n, N
Jn"" l!acluS ~ y tr- nv -ti-yt NJ" Room and Bed
iouW'O e, VITA Board reference rclUic, 81 m
BOardinE.-Alr'. G,'SS ha,tn: O.enei the ne- and
conm,-ous hou>e - N.y>i Denrthe h>"r House problem
rhcr- al desirable ' irni>'en ~ permanent Bnrdcn
Cotton shower. rad cold Baii ifer The lOcatiun
central and shady rni- ui,-i.aie-
ALLt,>ck Mt-rU.i lis 60. Fob 1t; 1856.
~ Notice Inc E-rct"u al ninr Ti.t"-, nt t-
u css-. and ' ihr,v llrtD'''r ANNUAL Elcr'uu.
NJ h- h-li A. the office 81 Alliance Mutual insurance Co
N. T.. Nali-,ii--t "u Tue>'ily. Feb. lI'f
Pod, uen nj l. o'clock, " aud rl-- - "c,cs T. VI.
iSill JAMES LAWSON. Secretary
" EstabiIshed l73J.-Suir CANDLES AND
Sr AKtH.-J. u < -. LEI. Nunufnr'u Nos.
~ kende si--,' Nrwl"t. feNe constantly hand large
t~"ftmcG ut the above rle, which thsy VIII sell al The
lowest ugrse picc wn:fHns -cua., u n,i 10
manufacturer IA s cy; delivered shpeI without charge
iUt hNNcs ar t,,ftns-.
Merchants G.uc,r. oun,ry l-s-t, and Families. who
IN 'En "i IN. above Articles, w:' nt II 10 the fHiefos Ia
cali On Us. before purchasing sise~ here.
oil }. ID. & w. LEE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05

= MIIf-Boys at Inc -IH-Het u. -. -.
bts a-,i a; tpoio liz ,"~rfi tio.e 5oTcr
l;. Iusnri i'urri, hnih ~" ~ Broad
- ,nI k.,fu-,Y U,f " ~ Prry-.;r--. Of "tArr at
t,- Nil Boy, S,ouiel5urrh VI Gag Jackson a. tlGhf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05

FINEIE-SAVING NNSWEK.-Fron OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ
ireIueniy Trl-rr the and iron circular Dial
and let under Tbs dors
of inrr. ain,' day cnsi at {
n,ke, - n partnership with Sir. D,dee2"
Ia ORDER prevent AM tsnier mistakes sGd ntetu ptionn
such cat. pi ~c bes envc that
wrS.. par,ncr>hic with rny Mr.. ih-iEe
tr' have tu,-ie either %:
i--'u SNOW al any thai na'
trr-,y MI well. instructed Isntrt. nad ~
i,!r whO 80 81 partner, a.i wh' mas by m',ttAe
Lhrrrisr. published ms such n way make
se,a5- our, uitsn taken DT our., have In,
pleasure d: either br name, person, pII.sIa.
tuie. - PAKMt.Y.
j. PARALf.
n:S 3-nis' S,a- ! md Rood. strcet.
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PORT OF NEw.YoRE.- ....FEBRURAY 5
u,,1.1cHr atzssAo--vEIs nA1.
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SHERiFF'S sA.E-By Of ,es.ral vrs Of ysi p.
- directed and dsisefr5, Will a
TbufidnT the ,u-nteh ssJ 81 Nslca nsxt, II oe<d n
v->baa III tho ths Hall OF Tho Ctr Of Nss-ycsf-
right, and nteress IL Wilham C. FsrisS wssh
had zenith Gay Of Snremhsf ooa ,Aoufs "A sef
hunded and fostTioor. OF 81 a.fA,,s15.
:" to, ~ thai ss tn 10 Ssss % psio-l e sisee &
TIN Of New Yofk, snd ousnSn.ss@ WdsG Is
a.p oi ,hs ands o, Nehaas Whien Siurysss.@ eEs,an
Edward loasht Sits Si'vvyos dated Ifth iS<oc.tss
q, .o numser ls) ser sandsea sad ssxsss, Ssss . -
oS, .ha. 70 a2 hsaisaias 81 The Nutass,s coS - -
?. AID A,sass ,rssls even ~ ,neh . &
Nth Tenth s;re<t hUud,<d lest inn urnea -
HaInbes VIII 'aH hveate i.eniy AID ora ik -
eata af<st Aotsssd; and frun Iheacs Ess IN TAD Ts
,teet eas hanaud ie~t 20 TIA place ot saxpxsse.
VITA the heisdasneni and appuIsnaaess c<sursa koS
:ns OF La saywiai appe-tainins -sA.Se'
r,,..,,c,t w., WILLIAM JONES. ssnae.
Deiad Nsv f,Hk. February Ia. tSn. fklxvA,
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NEW FALL. AND WINTER GCODSi
asa's, Boys, and Childnn's ClssAtzs.

No ITO ChsthaR-sk.
WILL KEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND "A FULL
AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT or
aEyS-S. BofS'. md cHILDRES's cLoTHUH0.
VI all -~rnp1css uala tho aosr yAsHtosAstE gTYlE.
TO which Ne wpuH respectfully nr';e s aeasee FL tsoDa
wust A be has s,ids arrangement 10 receive
CLOTHS, CsSSEkERES. PESTLNGS. 81.
Nv .,, ,sekc. anil Ia, SECURE. the Of esyascs&
,is,s he psIs, ,,cl 10 give persec, sfaesea 10 a
rho MAJ pcrchasa.
sf-t II ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05
CLOTHING.

0yrs Co.TS CLOARS, Ae.-A lssse qscrnsas
- ccaa css' as x .a s e s sd.:s -
.,sss ef Ia 1880 Nm r. JENNINGS q GO.
re ..S IN ''A>SA.' " sai srosJuay, Absences HptaA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05

Memoranda.
p.s. ., S-A,. tor H1v-e =; y tra D-i ~ epalse
e--s-r a, - Mott 'efu WIND Nofih-ss'-
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~ sEE LIST P.-GE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05

Before the Recorder and Aldermen GALE and ColzE>s
NJ e. PATERSON. Esl. lhssnct A;tnrney.
Postponed The tr,ll OF JotSph I. Ashley, on
.sve,s indictments postponed until the March teru on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05

and * lid oSIy Mt u Couand street. ard IL Futon '''rei
brooklyn, and 40 not c"niound w'ti any ''ao o' o"uh
teTtrlts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05

Iohn B. Helms W. John H-lms.-.


os,on ra, ~ h-ther saddle md BRIDE used by physician
A, Harlem IN dnE rount horseback :" Sht s paucu.
gu ts ro:,irrv,i pan Of tenn. under The ptv's'"n
al Tie net and therefore. Liable - the present.
,kurc Tor reut Tie CoGr considered the tom team ~
sppI, agricultural pufpsse OF !" brewer "f lkhen
ho,., ana wn.uu &c .uch claimed
n, A Judgment m favor OF ths officer affirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-05
rEEih. tELTni! TEETH

~ t. LEWIS. SURGEON DENTIST. 40 Brpe,iwdy
II cu.n below Masonic Hail. brxs leave TO inform hi,
f-d. and the public tina, he has MADE the following grea
re,ucou IN Dentistry:
.vr, % G.. o cI-nned 81. 70 extracted. 80 et Tooth
re d. 3mss
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
CONGK ESS.

In the Senate, The bill confirming the
title of the heirs Of Julian Dn Bnqne'
TO certain lands in Iowa, was linden
nieiy postponed.
In the House. the bill making pay
men, to the Iowa Militia for services on
the boundary, in 80. was laid on The
table.
The bill supplementary TO an act lay
ing off he towns of Fl Madison, Dur
ling.on, BeIleview, Dubuque and Peru,
was passed.
The bill making appropriations Tor
certain Improvements in Iowa Teffl1'.
nv. also passed, say $1,000 for the read
from the Mississippi to Iowa CITY;
50. 600 for the road from the Ml.sissip
pl 10 the old Sac aud Fox Agenrv; and
$4,000 for a road from Du Buque 10
the Northern boundary of Missouri
The bill to admi. the Territories OF
Iowa and Florida into the Union. then
passed after discussions. That OF Iowa
has the following amendment defining
its boundaries.
"Bounded by the Mississippi on the
east; by parallel of latitude passing
through the mouth of The Manka,s OF
Blue Earth river on the north; by a
meridian line running eqni.dlstan, from
the seventeenth and eighteenth degrees
Of longitude, west from Washington,
on the west; and by the northern boun
Diary of Missouri on the south.
!. will be seen by this, that our ,Da
ter line on the west. Is 10 be dry taad
The western boundary being sixty
miles a, least, from the Missouri river
and leaving US an area Of abou, 42.OOf
square miles. The citizens of lht
Territory will not be satisfied with Thu
cutting down of boundary.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
nlaskC.

" hen from the night OF chaos woke,
The mi>is Ger formiess nature cufleo'
Wcre melted as the day beam broke,
In glory On perfect world.
And Won blue canopy was hung.
A waving banner, far and high;
The voice o! Star-born music, rung
Throughout the chambers Of the say
And when mans crring footsteps, trod
The blasted earth. mid sin and deat n;
The pleading prayer he sent to God,
Was borne on music'e heavenly breath
Not from the Columnd aisle alone,
Can swelling Harp and sounding Lyre
B!ent with the Organs peuling tone,
To heavens eternal throne aspire.
But humble hearts, to homage bent,
In desert waste and forest grove.
Have, with their pleading voices sent,
That spirit melody above.
Yet. yet, its blessed notes proong,
And while the pure in spirit bow,
Still may the flowers Of Sacred song'
Be twined around devoiion's brow.
For listening to its floating strains,
The saddened eye relumes its light,
And faith, responding faith regains,
A lustre more diyinely bright.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
The Best Medicine

\ the world is now admitted TO be Dr.
L Sherman's Medicated LoIehges. They
are SO pleasant that they can be as readily
taken as the most pleasant confectionery.
They consist Of
Cough LOzenges.
Which arc the safest and most efectual re.
mcdy for coughs, colds, consumption,
whooping cough asthma, &c. ever offered
10 the public. They operate by promoting
expectoration, allaying the irritation Of
coughing, and removing the cause Of The
disease.
Worm LOZenges,
The only infailble worm medicine ever dis
covered. In over 400, 900 cases they have
never been known to fail. Many diseases
arise from worms and occasion long and IN.
tense suffering aud even death, without
their ever being suspected; grown persons
are very often afflicted with them, and are
doctorei Tor various complaints, without
any benefit, when one dose Of these lozsnges
would speedily cure them.
CamphOr Lozenges,
For nervous or sick head ache. palpitaton
Of the heart. lassitude and nervous affection
generally. Persons travelling or ATTENDING
large parties Will flnd the LoZenges lea"y
reSiving. and imparting the buoyancy"
youth.
Cathartic Lozenges,
he best cathartic medicine for removing
bile from the system and preventing aI.achs
Of the bilious and ntermitting fever Of la''
section Of country.
Sherman's Poor Mans PlasteL
This Plaster, of which over 2,OoU, uVVh'
sold yearly, is believed to be the best pas
or fer rheumatism, lumbago, pain IN 'a0
'ack, side, breast or any other part o. .n9
body, ever prepared, and its price ton'y i11
ems brings it within the reach o. e'c'J
person in the community. For sale ~
Sole agent, Burlington:
Lot MoGn, Augusta; and Tryon q Das'
Oquawka. !cb2ieopV
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
Fires.
February 7th. FIRE broke out al

February 7th. fire broke out al N.
York, in the block occupied by the
Office of the New York Tribune, VIM.
Fl. Graham and others. The whole
building was consumed, and all of the
stock of the occupants was destroy.
ed. The whole loss is about $50, 900,
a portion Of which is covered by insu-
rance. Greedy & McElralll, lose about
$4,000.
February 4th, severe fire ragged il
Albany. commencing in knickerbocke'
Hail, and consuming several buildings
The occupants were generally insured
and the loss falls heavy on the lnsu
rance Companies.
February 5h. a, Newark, New Jer
sey, five dwelling houses were con
sumed by fire; and one female is sup
posed to have persisted in the flames
100000 worth of property was de
stroyed at Wetumpka, Alabama 500
bales OF Cotton are amongst the lost
forly.two buildings shared the sam
rafp
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
BURLINGTON MARKET

There is no material variation in
business, from previous weeks, bu,
any change is visible, j. is an increa..
ing liveliness. Wheat comes in freely
and goods move in better spirit.
The arrival Of the Steamboat. LYNX.
on Monday, indicated the breaking up
Of Winter anc the opening Of full in.
tercourse with river points. The river
is about stationary, and the weather
mild.
We saw one Of our Mercantile IIous.
es turning out four wagon loads Of
goods, to one purchaser. last week-s
sight which will, wi,hou, doubt, be d
common one in few years.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
Terrible Storm.

The most severe storm Of the Win
ter, commenced February 5th. east.
ward, and extended along the whole
Coast. Snow fell on Long Island, to
the depth of two feet; and in N. York,
ahou, ,he same quantity. Communi-
cation between the Commercial points
was totally intercepted by the bedding
up Of the thorough-fares. Cincinnati
papers. of a week later date, complain
Of delayed communication and back
mails.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27
For tie Uruk Ess
Col. Reads ReGping Machine

Learning that Col Read intends to
adver,is e. his Pa,en, Reaping Machine.
| take much pleasure in giving short
description OF its operation. ltruns on
three wheels the near hind wheel.
being the driving power, easily thrown
IN or on Of gear, by means Of a small
pinlon acting on cog circle. To this
pinlon Is shaft running forward to the
cutters. which vibrale by shor, crank.
The grain is received directly agains,
The cutters and borne down 10 an incli.
nation Of IS degrees or less, by broad
winged creel. Upon being cut. the
grain falls directly upon the bed, where
a running rake is introduced by a
crank, turned by small boy sitting on
The machine. A single turn of the
crank brings bundle 10 the edge of
The bed, aud the next turn (by means
Of middle set Of falling teeth throws
this bundle completely from The ma.
chine. al sufficient distance, to be
out OF the way when the machine
comes round second time.
Such is the operation. II was tried
repeatedly at the East. Once at Com.
mnnlpaw. opposite New York, in a
field Of grain, that had been left on pur-
pose for the experiment. and although
the grain had been beaten down by a |
heavy storm few days previous, so
that nearly half the heads touched the
ground. yet every spear was Gu, and
the field left clean
II has been tried with equal success,
in wheat, rye and oats. and never failed
to give the most entire satisfaction.
rejoice that Col. Read has a, las,
offered II upon our extensive prairies,
where the want Of such machine has
been long felt; and | can assure the
Farmers that they will never complain
IT him or his machine after once seeing
I operate in the field.
A FRIEND TO FARMERS.
sss advertisement in smother column.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

Moses Russell, the individual who. unde,
inc name Of John Taylor, obtained $4,000
from Messrs Choteau & Vale, of St Louis
On forged receipt for consignment OF
lead' little time since, was arrested n,
Memph's--only 500 of the money was
FOUND upon him. He was brought back to
st Louis. and in default Of bail, commt,ed
for trial.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-27

The Quincy Wing gives US quite a severe
sebuke in an indictment oe two counts, or
rather two indictments Of one count EACH
The first, is stating Mr. Folks ma ority in
South Carolina, to be $4,000. and then Civ.
ing the number Of white souls. between 90
and 20, at 45 595. That mans head must
be mooiieg who could not see at glance, our
purpose Of showing the absnrdlty Of the
vote claimed. We beg to be excused from
even the suspicion of having conceded the
great casualty even half of the ma jority.-
Again we made use of comparison, Just
and true, (of the "taste," we say nothing) in
speaking o! the repeal Of the Mormon Char.
ter, in no way rejecting on the Wings. who
every school boy knows haze had nothing
OF The responsibility Of Legislation in Illinois
since "grass grew, or water ran "and we
arc rupped over the horns for our temeri.
ty. The Mormons may have "broken their
charter" but it is little singular what
temptation there could be to violate an act
OF incorporation. which gave them the lib
erty TO do as they pleased. No one knows
better than the editor Of the Quincy Wing.
why that charter was confirmed, and no
one knows better than himself that if the
Loco Foco majority had been but 1890, or
1000, with all these outrages upon the pub.
lie tranquility, their charter would not have
been taken from them One word more
when you have not on your own side nf the
hlver, all forms Of political rascaliiy, stupi.
dity and venality to war with, come over
to ours and attack your friends of the party
iaith, bat until your own household is more
thoroughly swept and garnished, there is
not very good excuse for fomen,ing Fam;
Iy jars across the boundary