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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03

MAILS so kegs nails. (assorted) jus.
IN reed per Red Wing and for sale by
juae GARRETT h co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03

SUGAR hhds prime N o sugar Jus,
reed and for sale by
may 6 WIN GARRETT g. Co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03

MUSQUlTO BARS so ps. just reed
and for sale by. JIG LAuMAS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03

DLOUGHS A fresh lot Of Jewett's I'm !.
Il proved Patent Carey Ploughs just reed
which are warranted to please, for sale by
ap30 JOHN FOOTE
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03

X ANAWHA SALT lao bbls Ka-
~ nawha salt, just reed per Osprey and
for sale by junl1 GARRETT s. CO
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03

MOLASSES 10 bbIs. N 0 Suguar
1VA jus; reed and for sale at
junll GARRETT e. cos
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03

vi OsL OF Tie dUOVF IanuS are lmprOVeu Bnu
oil are we'll timber.d.
sep25 GRIMES & STARR
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TO SADDLEkS,

CHIP HATS 25 doz rnip hats (dif
fcrent qualities) just reed and for sale
junll WIN GARRETT & Co.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03

A NVILS American anvils just reed
- and for sale by GARRETT g. CO
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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-03

SUMNER STUFFS. for Mems wear.
~ 100 ps Just reed and for sale very cheap
J q LAUMAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
New Publications.

~ " NARRATIVE OF THE SUFfERISGS or LEWIS
AND MILTON CLARK, sons Of a Soldier of the Revo!u'
tion, during Captivity OF more than Twenty Years
among the Shareholders Of Kentucky ono oil the So
called Christian States of North America Dictated by
Themselves" That these narratives are substantially
true we reason 10 doubt though they may be
exaggerated in particulars Ihey certainly pre-
vivid picture Of the terrible evils OF slavery and
though the language is sometimes harsh and eXtravn
CANT eyincing bad spirit well as bad taste (as for
instance in the tlepage) wish they could be read by
every friend of Freedom at the North We often listen
70 the representations OF the Shareholders and IL GER
tanly 10 more than fair 10 give car 10 the story OF the
Slaves When we have heard both sides we shall be
better able form correct judgment in respect TO the
matters at issue between the parties The book contains
kcnesses of both the authors, from which we should
Judge that they are both twothirds white. For sale by
VIM. Harmed, Spruce.st
"a Practical TREATISE ON the Organic
Diseases Of the Uterus being the Prize Essay to hich
the Medical Society OF London awarded the Fotherg
Ian Gold Medal for 1913; by JoMN C. w. LEVER, NJ b.
Member o, the Royal College OF Physicians. London,
is published by C. s. Francis & Co. 1t lis highly
rnended by competent judges and will doubt be ca
gerry sought for by the medical profession.
~ The CHRISTIAN PARLoR MAGAZINE, by
Rev D. Mead al Nassau,st is an excellent cheap re-,
positoy OF Religious Literature, handsomely embelish
cd and neatly executed. We should think this work
must have large circulation especially among those
who believe in training up children in the knowledge
and love OF Christian truth. 81 per annum
yyS "WIsoSA the Brown Maid OF the South a
Tule Of the South for the South By Citizen of the
South published at No 40 North Fiithst Philade!
phia and sold here by VIM Harmed, No. Spruce-st 1t
Is graphic delneaton of many Of the actual incidents
Of Slavery and the story is probably founded in fact
e OLD Popular Rural Sketch. by Rev.
RALPH HoYT." has been published By c. Shepard lel
Broadway, in neat pamphlet OF PIP ornsmented by a
tasteful border We have already spoken of this Poem
as one OF the best rural sketches be found in the Eng
fish language.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04
Camargo-A Fight Expected-The Mexican
People, &c.
The Journal of Commerce publishes the follow
ing extract of letter dated


CAMARGo, Mexico Aug. 10 l5i6.
Part of the troops have been this place for
nearly four weeks Immense supplies have already
rouched here and the whole army will arrive pre-.
pnratoYy 10 march the Interior toward Monterey,
which is the first place where we may expect TO meet
with resistance. Various rumors are atioat, some OF
which say that revolution Is now going on In Mexico
others that paredcs is his march Monterey with
large force and that the troops there strongly
fortying the place which possesses great natural advan
tages for defence. 1t to be the general opinion
chat II the Mcxcans do make stand there, II will be
very obstinate and bloody one.
SO far as have the country, | cannot say much
for beauty and fertility highly eXtolcd by writer's
As for the people they (thc OF thcn) TO DO
but one stage removed from The Indians whom they
much resemble III appearance, manners and customs.
All their implements OF agriculture and manufacture
are of the most rude and primitive kind. The men
generally small in stature and lazy in their habits The
women moro industrious and possess some OF the
elements OF beauty that would be the envy of many of
American bellies such as black eyes eychds rinScd
with long lashes beautiful white and even teeth and
neat pretty little feet Their carriage is extremely
graceful and but for their dusky compilations, most OF
them would be really beautiful The children OF both
sexes in many instances go without clothes or cover
ing OF any kind until they reach their fourth or fifth
year ! am now speaking Of the lower classes or mass
of the people OF the higher educated portion OF the
population have but little. and cannot speak
The religion is entirely Roman Catholic, and some OF
their ceremonies very singular and differing very ma
terally from the Catholics OF the United states. The
currency is entirely silver The portion OF territory
taken possession OF by army, has but little the ai
pearancc of conquered country. The people are al
lowed 10 follow their usual pursuits unnolcsted their
Religion respected and every thing we SET OF them
isscsupulousy paid tor.
This town is said TO contain population OF 3,tNu. but
the river having recently overlooked Its banks many OF
the houses were destroyed and the inhabitants obliged
~ lehy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04
For The Tribune.
"neath. nnder Hamro parhic prnc,ice ;,

DIT. Cox cannot notice an article winch appeared
in The Tribune OF the 18th INST ey farther than 70 &c
cues, the insertion oftr explanatory Statement sccon-
panying this note -iic ~ e sufficient with 81 whose
good opinion IS important t. nee; TIE charges which
were suffered assume extraordinary shape N tie
communication 20 which lie reie-s.
II character sustained 1E.as lg residence II This
city can be seriously affected By TIE peraszt attack
foreigner who Is SAID also % be youns or /:
such attacks deserve aay c;er reply tau the Gaines;
reflta:iou OF any substai change which nay BE- sep
a-a;ed from mas OF II !eni abuse. Dr. Cox mus; I've
forced to consider .eput,rs. Itself zoo poor thing
be defended especially ssrc -uceess would afford no
ground Tor triumph and where dciea; could reject
additional disgrace on lis as.allant
Nc,-. In-k az 81 In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04
Sehcols.
EDUCATION.
rssINsxoveo SYSTEM OF TsAcsixe.

.f,LIss INsSoveD SYSTEM OF Tslcsixc.
NTiLES'S Single Class C!asscai Boarding and Day
vi School ;ur Boys. SEMINARY Tor fcung Ladies anu
Juyene Departments. rs BeeeseTst opposite Cottage
-,-r few doors from McDougaei Tie ~chcNo! reopens
On Monday Ssf o: Aug. Tins INSTITUTION Possesses the
sntsy- preparatory ior college OF he business avos
' - ,e Of ech pupil commences at Tie e OF his a
nilsson : ,,Srs
Music On tue piSau-torie .--.-.-'---.'-
Flie f1T the SEASON ....---..s. -
French ari Drawn. fee q; extra chsFSe- -,
The. female DEPARTMENT i entirely separate foui le
ma . srd conducted highly accomplished IeiAes' ''
Der the general supervision OF the PRINCIPAL
Exp aas,i1n Jf Mr Mss's Improved system 81
aga teacher 20 eac.s class, o. a. caS ieaeheIs ~
- separate room for each Class and eacaeT 2lo cue"
class ,ai,cd u number; While u s TIE duty ~ lAr 1csS..e
tir-,ral Of mere superficial rehearsal according 80 c
common method ;or wait o' Hnlel 70 stuoy d'1 49,
with Ire pu pi ard dr him each Hnl every point %
The lesson anti all = thoroughly eNplant~; by The TEACHER
aud understood hy the pupil. rGus- instead OF drNeiiiS
and superficial. teaching becomes inoIous1
energetic dud critical bringing 81. tne S0".,'e @ ~
err nf Tie 1inG vrVcis'tion on the par o. ne
rut well - teacher and thus causing nlnG % cc cNuE
n contact with mind producing constant nicecHs! de-
veoplaeu, The result vi A.! fioroHsa eIEcHon :o
frequently n, NJ esrly ae The mind becomes thorvuehy
disciplined = cut, expands BUDS opens 10 me ear
~ morn blossoms IN beauty AND ripeIs mo ft- az w
SCIENCE OF DANCING, WALTZING, sc
MIR w WI "a AZ know led eng his sincere iiaEks
AflCr lie very liberia! encouragement he las receiNSu
since his the city respectfully announces 70 Sie
classes II above VII commence i9T The season $50
AZ his rooms $50 Broadway Tuesday, October ~ and
M Go h!c Hall Brooklyn, Monday. October u Nh w
will give instructions ladies and gentlemen IN tue new
looms OF Paris and London. at HIS Prvase Academy No
6S SINth-avenue.
Private lessons u All tunes NJ the Academy
,,-s - !mc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04
nInr,nnn Troubles.

From all appearances the difficulties III Hancock
are rapidly approaching crisis. The crzens OF Maui
have held public meeting ana resolved tna II Is
"IucNpeden; and unlawful 10 encourage or eFi;iit a
posse, 10 visit that c,ty-or other words that OF
lenders against the laws who have taken refuge N
Nuuvoo shall be taken out OF the clty--and
are organizing force 10 repe any attempt TO take
them out On the other hand, the citizens OF the
County have determined 10 aid the officer Mr.. Car
n 10 certain wrts he has IN his possession
against Pickett and others In Nsuyoo-and they
Will make general thing OF IL Mr. Carhn has issued
his proclamation calling possce TO eNecctc the
writs aud the call will be responded to- believed
only By citizens OF Hancock but OF the surrounding
counties. The posse TO have rcndevoased al Car
hage Monday last and the oicer vas 10 have enter
ed the city today yesterday. \ force o. Loo 10
1900 men WAS expected 10 assenole-which would
have been amply sufficient 70 overawe any iacuous op
position 10 the law from the Norons any other body
of men tina, can be raised IN Nauyoo.
All sorts OF r,mors are spreading abroad from the
Holy Civ intended more as scarecrows taan ANY Thing
elss-that the Mo.noas have prepared arms ano ainr
uiron IN great abundance repel the force that was
preparing to march into the City TO MAKE arrests
In this instance the anr-MorU,ons OF Hancock nave
the law on their side They have been S,sansed as
mob regulators sc &c and the sytnpahieS OF large
class were enlisted against them on the see OF NAnvoo
under mistaken view OF the GIihcureS Now the case
IS different, An officer has been resis,ed-an oHenae;
against the law Is large II Nsnvoo threatening anu
boasrn; that be viii not be taken and taa: force sum
cicrt canno, be cot together tske hra- Inc law,
through is legally appointed officer calls upon the PEG
pie 10 aid N the execution OF the wits placed IN MS
hands ADD TO make signal eNsrople OF suc1 Offenders
as t-snipe upon The laws and defy the power OF tee
State.
We shall probably have something OF decisive char
acter from that quarter tomorrow or nsxI dsy-an6
hope posse does 50 into the city that the utmost
der and proprey VIII DC Observed and every thing OF
mob character VIII he Observation-Disclosures short thai
al their proceedings vii pc conducted :esly according
70 lnac. Quincy Wig, Aug. %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04
Rensselaer, Co. whis Nominations.

Coffespon dcnco OF The Irlpuhe
Troy, DAILY Posp Sept 2d, lSi6
Our County Convention is now in session-every
town is fully represented, and the best feeling pre-
walls.
So far they have nominated GIDEON REYNoLps
OF Hcosic for the 3oth Congress THOMAS Rirlsf
Of Schaghticoke Tor Congress. to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Hon. Il. P. Herrick GILBERT
CRorsEY of Brunswick Tor Sheriff; AMOS X. HApLEY
of Troy, JossrM GREGosv of Sand Lake aud DANIEL
s. MCNAMARA OF Hoosic Tor Assembly. This is very
strong ticket and viii be elected by triumphant major
ity Yours, respectfully, A.H.W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

THEOLOGICAL INSTITUTE or CoNNEcTicur.-
The anniversary OF this institution located at New
Windsor was held Thursday OF last week. The
graduating class numbered IL The President announced
that I've individuals had made donation OF Sll,oeo
which. with $4,000 from other sources constituted a
fund for Proiessorshp OF Biblical Literature, 10 be
called after Rev Asahcl Netteton, D. who wa: one OF
the founders and warmes friends ofths Seminary and
that Prof Thompson to be the Professor this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

Another MuRpER.-On Monday night last a
difficulty occurred between the second engineer and
fireman on board the Ohio Mail when the for
rncr struck the latter with billet OF wood. which
ked him against the furnace and burned him
versey a. to cause his death yesterday morning in great
agony The engineer made his escape soon as the
boat reached Portland louisville Journal
REvESUg CUTTER SrEScER.-Ths vessel was
considerably damaged on Wednesday, by her boiler fall
ing on her The shears by which her old boiler
heng hoi.ted ont gaze wav. causing crash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

ATTEMPT TO PoisoS-On Sunday night, August
3d. the in The well OF Daniel c. Hayes in Grsuby,
Was poisoned with arsenic. But for circumstances ap-
parenty trivial and accidental Mr. Hayes and his entire
IsIy mus. have been victims of the intended murder
On tne morning OF Monday Mr.. Hayes young man
wneh drawing wscr to use in horse feed noticed
sprnkiing OF white substance the floor OF the we'll
room ana on TIC bricks lining the we'll and some rnusU
appearance on the surface of the water in OF the
Quarts of the Were used for the purpose Both
OF MI Hayes very valuable horses have since died by
the poison.
Two families beside Mr. HIS. supplied themselves with
BY The circumstances alluded TO- would in all probability
cave been tssaHy poisoned. Hartford Colrsut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

VERMoNT.-We learn that BENNINGTON County
has elected two Wing Senators and given a small
Wing plurality for Governor. usual 1t is doubt
.ul whether any choice Of Governor has been made
by the People, but not at all doubtful that HORACE
EATON, Wing. is chosen if any body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

BANGOR THEOLOGICAL SEaiSARY,--Tho Ami
yersary Exercises of this Institution were held last week
Rev Eli Thars,on OF Haowel addressed the Society Of
Inquiry on the Difficulties in Evsngeizins the World;
and the Address before the Rhetorical Society de-
ivered BY Rev W. 4. Stearns OF Canbridgeport Mass
his subject tie American Pulpit its Ends Means snd
Motives. The graduating glass numbered 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

MAJOR GEy. GuNrS-We learn from the Ports
mouth (Vs) New Era that this distinguished officer has
received orders to take command of the Eastern Div
sion fixing bis headquarters either az New'fork Phils
delpha Troy and ;ha, he has selected this CRY He
left Portsmouth in the first conveyance after his orders
,..~., ,.,..ivaS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04
MATEEMATIcAL INSTRUCTION

4 GENTLEMAN whose mathematical alanuleris are
OF high order and who has had considerable expert
rnce in teaching the various branches oners hs 10
EAppy TO attend private families semins-es requiring
th visits of mathematical tutor Application ana REFER
ence permitted TO Professor Hsckley,S College Green
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

RIO TAILORS.-1he Fall and Winter Fashions iof
1873 and Al, Published By T. Oliver, Consod-st =;
Y are ready fot sale Terms 81 50 per plate o. CO
per year. ,,,.
SOTIcE.-The firm OF Oliver Hoyle was dnsos. .sd
the Eta inst By mutual consent All Pe..ons ns ~
70 the late firm win please 10 mako immediate pay "
Thonss Oliver. Dated Nsw-York, Angst NISi iSSs
=, Ivy WIN. H0yLE, IT.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

ITO PARENTS-Tho Fall Term OF Toe Misses Lns-
ley's School COR Young Ladies' No. 81 ih'aYcnne cor
ner Of 2otl.t will com.erce TUESDAY, September ~
This School, under the Q: ,he Misses NJ. h.
LINSLEY assisted by genIeTnan-ls rH-ady ia'ofa-
big known 10 the public.
The Englsh and classical department for boys. Mr.. u
= LISSLEY Principal corner lSth-st. and 4tn.ayenuc.
will also open a. the Circulars may be had al
the residence Of the Principals No - ihayenue or al
Rushion's Druggists establishment; near Cnion'park
ing ESQ: Rev J. J. Owen; Rev Prof Henry, D. D.;
Norman White Esq; Hon 7. w. Williams, New London,
Conn Rev. E Il. Callaude Hartford, Conn., eu3l 81
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Boarbins allh foteIs.
MRS ANGELINA BROWN


d he public generally, thst Re has opened Ia sSc
cur.E:ot:iOu. BOARDING HOUSE, No sos 5IoedWay.-
P--uu or bCs-ier- ~ ebay. week rio1ih
e - accommodated with single rooms or bedrooms aae
pa.ors attached tn. hCu-e contains more t!an ~ rooms;
+ nai viii cold sci hot baths. AID every other
convenience 1sse quiet aaG comfortable Oofh- As
~ lie good G.ilt.es oi iei ioe - ..,s 80 1-l
NEXT Of r-T tGzse references 'SacH Fsi'r ~ si
sli and d; hand j tlHi
BOARD IN BROOkLYN.-F.es>,R, roo-as. with
- board u private family r'sy re -as U' r.
term. ~ Applying Cuuri-> reNt door 10 Satest ne
location pleasant aa1 near is S1uFcles ana v QUO
b. desirable 20 seG;.e;-ia;. s'c iady lila " Wl.-o
'f Bsszf Letter. may also De T'' a. ' ''' AL In
BOARD WANTED-By LaGy a-.d her Brother N
L. private fs,I,y or gsnee boarding house Location
no, above Canal low aan Murray - Address : 1
~ ~ o-cr Of this paper References required TERMS
!usi be uloieraie - o.
DOARD-A Young Gentleman can be accommodated,
ID :ta pleasant private family II The central
pat of the CITY To any Young Gentleman WISHING
pleasant nome Is : an excellent opportunity Actress
\. :. =. Tribune otice
DOARD.-A gentleman 5u3 lazy, or 7vo rec -in
d e1et car obtain pIeu>an, apartments n Tue
second s;ury with board, PT.vai. fanny, By applying
;,1siise al 81 Esst.7it few steps iron! Union PARK
Afarnished paror II desired Retereace. REQUIRED : 81
DUARDiNti-Perlaanrn ana tralsea.-Mrs. DuGiap,
ID aIe No Dey-sL : prepared 10 accommodate is.i
Hes 4nd individuals Al q NeEcer-s near oToaa"h rrHhc
sua Csns= VIE Pheasant rooms and GOOD ooaFd 90 req
-ourh- lerJns. E.tS
ROARDING-A few gentlemen can aad good pleas
ID a-t with breakfast and TEA At No b Franklnet
one door from Broadway a.o. -
DONKDIN G.-A Gentleman and biz Wife OF NO
ID Young Men. can De accommodated wiz! board nj ~
Aansi Sod. alt9 III!
A PARLOR snd Bedroom 10 let with Board Apply
IA y Caaubers-st opposite the Park auS' lol'
=====-===-=-===r=
s. UNION HOUSE, Springfield Mass.-The sub
E. scriher has AA-n the shove named new ana 'p.eoG
~ Hotel Just completed. a. The centre OF the hesutiu
village OF Springfield, Mass. and viii open the same Tor
public accommodation the Soth instant The urion
Hou.e large richly finished and furnished, and offers un
eoual-d advantages 10 all persons travelling through
ks1t he United States Hote aud Congress flax Ssr
aoge the subscriber respectfully invites his old friend.
and patrons and a. others give him call IN nis new
quarters. = . 9f-HtAS -
SPRINGFIELD July 2ih. 1895. jys' SIN
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Datent alf0irinfs.
ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE
MAGNETIC FLUID.

Regarding the EXTRAORDINARY PoWers OF
CHRISTIE'S GALVANlC RINGS, BELTS BRACE
LET'S. BANDS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

To TIC Edaor If Tie Tribune:
SIR Mr. Nicoil, this morning introduced reso
luton the object 0: which 70 limit the Judicial pow
er TO the respective districts in which The judges might
be chosen. He could not conceive plan more dan
gerou, to representative government than popular cleo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-04

~ For Boston via Norwich ana Worcester.
The Cleopatra, Capt " .alls VIII leave South
side of Pier No North River every Monday. "Wednesday
znd Frldas nj P NJ. connecting with the AI!yns
PonL my5 II CALEB PRATT. Jr Conductor.
~ To Iadic..-Mrs COVE continues to give at-
vice and direction with respect the application OF Wa;-F
Cure n al diseases Of women and children a. her resi-
denc-. 2SI lOth-sL aah u
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General Notices.
r. NInnc,cn,. Oral Sy,tcm.-

MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMI. E.NSAY. Secretary
MISTuEN PoST. MD. Physician. joi Broadway 81 I'm
r. NInncscu's Oral Systcm.-Mrs. l. MANEsCA
DURAND informs her pupils that her French Classes WI!
be resumed on Tuesday. the ist OF September Gentlemen
wishing 10 JON III Evening Class now forming, viii
please cali and leave their names. 4 LaGle, Class
vii also be commenced early IN September. Residence
IS Waker-st- aus lwlsAIwos'