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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29

II ARD-WARE: complete as sortment just open.
L i ed, vizs Mill and cross-Cut saws; .
Spear & Jackson buck saws, Wood do
Mechanics Tools of every description;
Table and pocket Cutlery; Files and Rasps;
Britannia and Iron table and tea spoons;
Door locks, latChes, butt hinges;
Wood screws, cut tacks, brads, Steelyards;
Curry combs, &C. &c. G LAUMAN K BRO.
Oct 10, '4S Corner Water and jefferson SITS
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29

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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-03-29

L is pending in the District Court for Desmoines
county, and State of Iowa, wherein Joseph H. Col
ton is plaintiff and you defendant the object Of
which petition is to forecose mortgage on an UNI
divided third part of lot 81 in the city Of Burlington
in the county and State aforesaid,and praying for
foreclosure of said mortgage. Now. unless you ap-
pear at the term Of the court to be holden at Bur-
lington the fourth Monday in April A. D., 1S49,
and answer the said petition, the same will be TAX
en- confessed. o. Z. WIGHTMAN, clerk.
William H. Starr, plf' Is atty BY VIM Harper
march Is, ls49-6t dep'y clerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

IrALY.-We viii not despair of Italy. It's sole
rnonsrchic army has been beaten. The republican
leaders undisciplined aud dsorgsnizsd, have mercy
INDUCED in vociiersion and despair. But between
these two extremes of the old armies and the new mop
there exists large intelligent and well provided class
whose opinions even restored monarchs cannot treat IN
the old fashion. II the King Of Prussia must put up
with Democratic chambers. and the Lmperor ol AUS
tra grant Representative government the Fnnees o.
Tuscany and Naples cannot 90 back 10 pure ao'oGts
Neither can the Pope nor even the Niceroy ol LON
bsrdy There must be a change, there must be con
cessior there must be room and air for certain de
gree ot municipal aud political freedom 10 cc'c'oP
themselves Aud Italy wants halt q century oi such
preparation for either independence or rpreseoiauVe
Government To such ends - these, hngisa Sna
Freuch influence will now be sirenoa'ly oSersod sucn
influence has been powerless hitherto owils 70 tne
srrosan, belief Of the Italians that they coud proNl'
for their own security and government, niepcnatn'y
either Of their ns,ve Princes OF foreign in'rNrni
The defeat Of Charles Albert however, dsalp.es NAV
vision ard even Democraa must hticn 10 counsel or
must abide by tie inevitable result oi suumsfy tN
tuson NoX therefore most truly % the tula i"f oe'
relcsnt Interference benali o Italy an lh1-ii'r
epco not rnenacing or armed OF IN all oi idle irs
,arrr brt pressing those several compromise VITA u
which military force and violence vii 10 lei !'ose J.
massacre aud plumber Italy, "a 81 Messin%
lIOndon EXauirof
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
Expedition to the Great snl, Lake.


WAsHINGroN Tuesday April "a
An expedition to the Great Salt Lake imaking
a special examination of the country aroupdl Is
contemplated by the Chief of the Typographical
Bureau. Col. j. J. ALERT, aided by EMORY JOHN
son. Cooke and others. The great and mostly
unexplored basin, of which this Lake is re
markable feature, lies in the northern portion OF
Cpper California, between the Sierra Nevada on
the west, and the Wahsatch and Timpamczu
mountains on the east. Ii is held chiefly by the
Utah tribes, but the MOrmans have managed 10
effect a settlement on the inner edge OF the basin
near Utah Lake The officer appointed to the
command OF the Expedition is Capt. HoWAkh
srANsBURY, of the L. 5. Typographical Engineers
10 whom the Department has given very liberal
outfit, and who will 10 into this new sphere OF
duty with every accomplishment winch the dl-
versified calls upon his energy and intelligence
will require OF him.
The Expedition is expected 20 return IN the
course OF Is months, when II will have finished all
the surveys contemplated-have visited the tries
IN the Vicinity-gathered every statistic concern
ing them which can be OF use 10 the Government
and bestow ed glance OF inquiry at the Mormon
Settlements
Cspt Stsnsbury, at the instance of the Depart
ment, will establish temporary Observatory NJ
Fort Hall, for astronomical and meteorological pur
poses, and carries with him suitable Instruments
10 effect his designs 1t is supposed that hls chei
station will be attho Mormon Fort. What com
parison between this Expedition and that 10 me
Dead Sea by Lieut. Lynch, which has Just cios'o
It's lsbors
Developments of interest will be made by the
at nroxin,o D. H..
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
BOOK TRADE.
THE CYcLOPROIA OF
uN0nvnH DOMESIIC MEDICINE.

MODERN DOMESTIC MEDICINE,
DY KEITH IhHAY, MO. A sew aud moot vslusbs
ID wcra for very family One large syo voums Pncs,
IN cloth g o. 50 In leslnsf strongly and nesly bound "
on. b., . .upgl r.p.ct. he of .ssssths -si--
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add-s.-d 70 The Cisrgy -rsi0s -ho f-si tbeH i1y
the pnaPs. sst pssi Il astfes "a
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MEDICAL ofsfn Asnnsfss 10 ssftss h> as~
o1oniss of b. bssd Of schools sot Hss -
zach ,i 70 al .. would 'ifonsy ~. 80
lCh1fch of fns sni Qsarsry h<s sH
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Confederation Constitution u the United slstes and ns
Of eseh State Ia N. Union, with ths smsrt
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baPs sslsbraled picture, ~The Declaration of lndepeo-
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com The ssas OF IN. United .lss ard Of s.eh State and
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ACOLLE0iATE, SCHOOL,
AND FAMILY HISTORY OF ENGLAND,
Ffo tho saes. period tho ith year u he rsgn Of
Queen Victoria BY Edward Fnr, anshor Of . c0uions
ion Of Hume and BmOlsu Ancient HisIofy Nc Nc. vol
l2Do. ovstsO0 pages.
TINS wors was recently published 10 London By kesss
LOugmsn Co and 10 recommended as he only compias
History Of rug and for families and schools and fspss
with Information. Mr. Fsn 10 srssdy fsyoftbly snown 20
The suhor Of nsary thirty volumes many VI which rs i'm
portsnt their and p0pulsf-some of which have
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Osnemen Of resp-ctsbiiy and good address wanted Ia
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OATES, sTE0MAN CO. Bookssisfs
s25A il6 Nasssa-sl Nsw foft
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

oA% OF 800, ,OOO.-Th@ Cofnnh.sousrs of lts
Csnal Flli. " yifr1s u 10 .ci sns "An al 10 70
.oa ID teos or damages on the Caass prior 70 jon.
1870" passsc Apl lsfs t1rsDy give 9Oucs lnA9 sea 80
rr0posssy r-c1yec IlI Mono toe >ta dsy Ola pm
frt Al clock u t4 day fIr Dsn u oas Ton
.r-f i.yQssrc dolss iOf Shrl u.nsiraD cefnneses
M Ba ssu-d o no people " ~ Stsis u
SSEY0E bearing i1tefesi - me rate Of ar sr cert Per
e. u psyss Guafrry ard h- princ'pa r. =.
liz .I cly % J4iy s5 TIE pfOpossS nay Ds tof 90
1.- cr sny par = ssN os1, los go lsr 30 TIE pfO
o.ss ~ 10 - % eteCfs. Loan i0f ine PsJh7n
u sauax.. "a ts 81 pror " Jure !sto, ara et
rgsst u a srve.C2 crec.-d " Ffsrcs H. kasscs Ase|
trsf lie Cslz Depsruusrg 81 Atsny Esfh proposal 70
a. fetg ~ " premium oh>fef ~, ne ss'cs %
h. ..n u a.,s7 itsi VII ,s psd Df eseh so OF s1cs
s1c t-s 40 --4s = perS - 2sfsors na4i1s ne pro-
olt. T1e m.Lsy iii oS required " - psA On nc 20
.y Z asy rsxi ts gcs ~ ~ ~ -l - lh7 Treasurer
49, sac q g-7fs srE % a-clit % ine Csnal fund, n
- ~ .rastlsr C11rga-y New ,r ort-e New fotk s;sts
49,. sle,v IT, .i.rssl m he said vii BE- pad
gearirry Il ir4 Hs1hsi.u Company, 10 he CJ of Rev
fyrs " ths Ncy-Y siate BL1E 10 AssnJ l1s tod
srs sta prefer To- Conn ssO1frs " ne Csns Fa1c
-rge - r3.rsy take 7ss ~, II rs O1-fs are Tot
-h - r ,g41Ds are siY1cI-zeOas - G1e .at1rests "
GEORGs ~. PATTERSON, Lieut. Governor.
Chr sTOPEEA AOkOAS SER y Of STATE
WAaBfsJTOE HUT. Ccuuoilcr.
ALsAH HUNT Treasurer
AMBROSE L. JORDAN. Attorney 0sEefal
CsaAl DspIun-1L A4o11y, Apnl l1 l.fs slo I"
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
From BuFncs hyres.

iI- D .iOH Ifa.r.'-f, :
Tho bark Tihcrus. Capt. H1rd arrived at this
port tiis noluiDr bringing dates O. the i.th o'
Fobfuary and the Brltst PQctH ncwspapar O..
Feb. 10. The rate of exchange or the United
states $ stated no four percent discount HIGHEST
price Of doubloous $50; lowest $50. The Ia .t'
co, tairs the following items o. interest.
The Brtsh brig Jane which left Liverpool sept Z
fr Buen0s AyrCa with q, lrsh cr1 .rsn.1. aground
90 ,tc English Bank tae night VI FEB J. Id'"as
Levng reached Monioviloo s.sistsnce was dspacIeJ,
end C7 fthe psssebgors brought 10 Bltuos Ayr
tho others having died the passage out from 'f1 -
o. V4tcr Gad lrOo.sIOts.
his Gorgons. which sailed from Mcn;c,l5oo in
the month Of August lat 9r Nalpas s stated o.
have oeivored no mail arriving At ih- latter qo-t
Some tre alter nsderu tn oro~ up IN las nj tJt
t. which two CsunDl-bals were ntteched end whlcA,
whea opened proved be the nsii sort u VslparsJ
Ly the Gorsons This discovery hss led t. ,he ar g.
the Commander Of the G0rgons, bet nothing tariarf
bss trsnspcd ~ elIcdstn the ny steroua orrlrFonc
The Packet relates strange incitcnt which occur
few days preyious IN the streois of lba. city an
far advanced in years. hsa ioen fmpoyui H. convey
box 10 q certain part Of the cry, bat his wsy ieN
dead n the street The box which the dead mao bore
was found examination 10 contain the skeleton oi a
child and the skull and como other bones ol adult
An investigation cnsued when Il appeared iht bon
kum4in Duran anatve of Catalonia, married 10 Boon g
AyTes many years before, wealthy lady called j 1ns
Isabella Romero for whom he prOiessed the most ton
der attachment she dying, Duran obtained the skull
and other bones which he roigiOusy preserved IS s
relic, wrapped up IN viece OF bisck SIX
Some years after, Duran again married, sud had +
dsush hter whom he fondy dosied but she dying in
l-2e he had her body secretly embamed aud put into
box with the relics of his first wife, deceiving the
public by mock funeral. Again he was plunged into
suffering by the eopomeni of his wife and was led %
neglect his business 10 such an extent that he became
common beggar lie still however retained his treas
ured box which he always kept near him. Finally tie
died st hospital and il was in conveying the long pre-
served relic. the tomb that the mystery was solved
By the sudden death Of the carrier.
There were l60 vessels IN port at BdenOs Ayrcs
on the sth of Feb. Is Of which were American
Freights to L. Statcs--dry hides So per 1000
pounds sailed So per do; bales So to s. per 10
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
FOR CALIFORNIA.

WANTED FOk CALIFORNIA; msesinisf
w VINO 10 psrfscuy espsDls 10 feps< OF run steamer
sine 10 wanted W company 70 accompany ssm 10 Css-
ons Apply e fro5i room, 70 Broadway, beswsen lhs
.Oofs Of n and O'Clock. sSlUs
40 CALIFOkNIANs-Jennin pstsnt slgyh
Gold W asher, superior 70 anything yet produced The
gIcsrsyrsd hsying made sfsDgemenI with hs psisniss
Vr me q the sDoys aucle would mos respectfully n'
Nto he pablo bot more particularly committees f $3.50
ciaOns iBai yiduss Nc desiring chssp, sed o. NE ssns
perfect ard ample machine for szfseunE Ro0 from
he esrh % cali AMI anime that - mas ~ ecnstsnf
operation - AsdeDlsoe Two men can wash, win ire
smallest machine cosusg ouly So 90 b9shss u Earth per
d-y. l.IAil CHAs N sfhOssOh, 81 hsdsD-lsas.
DORTABLE IkOs HOu-ks FOR cALlFOk-
i NIA-lae zalvspixed iron hoQs>s cOnstr1ct.d BY
for California h.yrg ~lh much approval an uas
nd1csd % cal ste1ton u thoss going California
40 sxasnrarOn " hem The fon % yfooved 10 socb
nsnner al psrs q s house. root snd sdes, Kde 10
selheT s1d house 4nIl5 BE- pal up 10 Ices hsn day
faey ff csespsf tsn wood, hrepfoof snd mseh
more colofxbe thsg tsais house of he sDovs sns
shipped 10 trO Soxes u sss lons sad zfsss eide and
nctss deep, tie fret gh vbich would 10 about ss 20
54o f4Lcsco. There will be uVobls 10 removing
ron pan o. ths eocngry " zrogEer e hose cen 10
few bols be isren down sn1 puiup. bJ calling spos
he subscriber q sDsss Of tho Above size - sssn
s3m. PETER NAYLOR- IS ston>st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
sTAxzAs. From Fraser. Magazine.

"iss,not wander In ether away
a., Il the soft volumes Of vibrating harmony
M, INTO atmosphere here must stay
where Thy ,uaed circles end Man can cannot , Ano"
$50 now signing. their sweet currents fow,
NO. IND space ms'l be passed ere The ma'ie be done
=. "a, empyrean sound voices Of cartn.
ID " To- God the Creator low echoes are borne
=. - ,s,vins cadence appears new birth,
-. err Of child in pathway forlorn
s.,ssell ye lost notes can hear ye no more
=, vsln would follow your airy retreat
hesri chants a drge for the strain that 10 DER,
p@sn to welcome another assweet
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
ship Swatara Ashore.
The following letter from the Captain OF the
Swstsra her consgnee at Philadelphia contains some
farther particulars OF the disaster;
LIVES. Del. April a.

LtWES, Del ApfII II
SrErHKS BALDWIN, ESQ II becomes my painful
duty TO spprie You Of The melancholy disaster whch
has befaltn your ship While running in for the lspd
last nis lot AZ ii o'clock she struck tho beach ID
miles below Cape Henoopen, owing 20 an error Of my
chrOnometer We have now two anchors out, sad
hope by the assistance of third 10 get ot. You viii
by all means please send assistance. She 10 now
striking heavily and the weather threatens we pro-
pose landing the passengers so in number on the
beach JNO HiSCOCk, Master OF ship STaisTs-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
DOgTABLE IKOs HOUsks yoR cALiYOk.
FoR CALIFORNIA.

V'HE sUBscRIBEE conrroes 70 gpply inein1aas.
sra Miners and God Plcu Piessxes, Stoves spsscs,
Hoes Axes ard Bsirb-ts Knsyes and yo,hs hsntsrs
Ps,ois &c Percussion csps ssnt csacblrs blrn Lead
pos. Mor.rs snc Pessiss, Js~eefs sne smihs fogee.
Dts .od sxr Lead TsDIs, Bsnnocss. &c. eomprsisg .
general sssornsni Of Hrd.us, cutlery, Edxe fos = ts
q Tsssrai. [asi ini Q. q LITTLE - suiisssi,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
-o-n .a,EsL DOOR PLATrs,

..ooR tNp NUNgFR PLAT : . es-ry Tsr-7 are
! 80 - ..II'i--sln g. f-srns CsrfE 1v- .rr.
..tsr,- Csr-s u IDS uosi f.iriJIa1i- J's
. -. sts..ne specrns1s q ths G-1-ra --f-s-
lns on e % .,,-.- =, - = - p-..5,..y
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
LNGLIsH BREAkFAsT COFFEH.-an~

ENGLIHH BRHAkFAsT CDFFEE.-ee~
i<m-cy Jear VI cs7l si-rou 70 Ia t-s.s u - cDso
dnrEcR cc1c slcreseec 10 dscoTcrinf toas 20
fsVlr 4h.rh 1ssses zrsh-s end rs'sr-s M eeers
For s1sDc> u oar fdeccs se p-I up zoe
ysuss - packsg-s - % pOrr1s f1f 81 Chy orders Cd
sluz e. f!.el snsug desy. Ofl>fs from 1os ccplfy
rro1xh lie rf. Of o.bervss costp psicl sripp- ~ yeS
q sl.su5 5osL ksrosd ETpr-ss Without sxIs eoH2e
M I'm a. 3 BLAIR. III r fl.so1-sL Ss1 OieeoNlee-
COUNTRY MERCHANTS EgppAed a low easb
me-. vlts Al styles of Account boo<s, Wr1ng arc
wrsuctpZ Pso-rs Ecvs ops Peas Wax Waters, inks
ps., Nm as Copy E,oEs B1nset Board Tiss1e and
coor-1 Papers Note PaD-s COpycg ?rssses and every
.r,tsIe In rr frs We OGr sod eomol-ts slocG
5000 nress FRANCIS L0CrakL.
As hsszfsc:urss slssocerss n hKdselaneI
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
con1nxtssroH HOUSE.

V,HE SUBsCRI3ERs have Onnsd c0p.r'nei'alp u
l Ger lie afu = - ~
MARCUS SP3IS5 = co.
49, havs tsken he store 81 Fxcasrge pace Iury chSi
fir s-r.res Tor ~. sas q D1msstc asd For1g1 Dry
Go,ss ENCLlsivEIY - coHHissioNs
All viii make ifz sdvsuces % c-sa VI siof' a-l'r
on receipt u goods ,-.,...
~ ~ MARCUS sPRlN8,
DAVID BlFfuh.
CHARLES NAN 6JLPEN
-. f5t1 :. ua-1tt
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
PAruTs. Oils VERDIGRLs,

srrr.rrIEFK a. 10 sor- q are tEs-f-E-eri "
: - T-si L.rs-ec Cl, Chrome sl1 rars Drcer-
&C., -. F,.al-rs B--s1ea. sno gsnef4 sss1fi-i
:, = -,,-. Fsrs5-s e-i grsrng 70 1slilT-.s = VI
- n i,si rlsls ,oot F171y " Lea. arc -s ,1f
80 sec O'1' dgNRY WALDaOG Iso grvfi-sl
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
ROBINsoN,s INsTITUEE.

THIS INSTITUTION, situated In 0uufofd, Conn =
l mis. eat OF New Haven. 10 dssigosd as q Family
Boarding schooths Government of which 10 strictly
rental The of smdies pursued emhfscss ihof-
cush English Classical and Msihetns sea tduea0n The
Sumner Term ~ y vesks will commences he ID OF Nay
Terms BOari. Tuition, &C. Ia hs insuucots fsnly,
RON slca to per ysa according 10 tho Of ih~
ps and courss of sndies pursusd References nay bs
made to Rev. Joseph Thomps0D DR. Jared Linsy' WIN
y Robinson and Joseph Hoxie, fsqrs An Instyis~ may
bs has with the Pnocipsl al thu North American Hotel
from The l6Ih lo The 23lh u April.
SAMUEL ROBINSON, N Pdneinal.
Guiford Conn April 10. 1913 all lWplW'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
JUST PUBLISHED

nR POWELHs popslsr Treshse on The Eye, mrd
~ % ,uoo enlarged and revived. Pnes ~ eenui @'i
Broadway, entrance n Wsren-d. ,,
~. q nf.st snd of rsst pre- ~ ,A1s
fHant. Nsrcbsats Mssssns
n msy b. tie q pr''sr'ns "'.'s'' %. sSy az
ut boy" tsho,-"-"
a 'oHfhs. -
hat sesSsi ~ hoss no s.hr'
parnsat u v.oao' fosh' I"-s. 80 '.---I -
-, - ' "a nrrIss-l - Hsssb.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
nno u1InnoW sHApEs.

,1,tr r,pCr STOCK u iI 1ori-d En1 American ma-u-
s..re iT.ps,sre-i wielos shades q every crs up
vhs-,aIe az fssli a. ~ =" seaie En-f1 ~
T. y 80 S-,. Yort r.r G11rs fl-m Chlnsn D. 10 ~
- ~, - - r-ic.s .eii ri d a.. cOl p-ao1 A-'
t ci-es f-assos. cof3s. iss.-. 80 e. Dl.s Df 5le
-. P-,--.s--s afe ies..-t - raj t1i examine f0r
,s...i-.-.. & Df--rs promptly r1ecl.o- sl4 ssLt -
os-t - De l'L-,sc e-4sea. ty -llfessrR 80
y -. " d. JE.Ns, fis Peir.-s.. ". z.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
ynUsyT. AVID PaIHOIPE CIGARS

rAyFs SADLIEB. - 5rosawsy: . door t527s Ar-er-
f-v-ta4 1 - above .-Ese- f7e- 20 sna 80
- 80 tcrs ls- w.. 5rs g. 81 ur-es sP-.-i1 .nd
s-- - .-- .i.7 -la AID fr.lripe SiEars ~ ile
- - s.r-ss A.. erie-sli- -s-gfir-cll ~
~ IN, C.v--s.i 7 $50 81 49, iaTor.Le orl-cs, sr---
rs - - - az lm-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
" GoDEY's LADY's

r. "GoDEY's LADY's Bo5K 'or Nay is o1
hand At Long q B,o;hers, &C Annst. Inc engr.vip9s
arc the Rose anl LILY very beautiful a3wer.i4ncy
"Thirty.fye, very commonplace looking wonsn
With an sstorshed coun;enance; aud "IligIims 10 the
Shrine amen. ,toe engraving; bcsde the uaua amount
Of wood cacravirgs for knitting wofs model cot.agef,
sc. Mrs Ellet continues her iieroio Women Of the
Revolution ;" Mrs Neal finishes her G0ssp5 Of EyCr
town Nj Leland contributes a pc.urc'qus sketch %.
Rome !" Mics Leslie shows W the class Of itu,rsu,
mcunerizcrs In her story O " rroiessof N.mmonf
and Mrs Hale. Mr. Arthur Mrs Campbell aud Other
popular writers furnish poems and stories.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

SOUTHERN CHrvALRY Up ~ MEETING--The
Committee Of SAFETY O.. Sumter District, ;. c.
met on the 18th last. and passed the following
among other resolutions
Rcsolred That believe Il 10 hc The duty Of 81 The
Slave states adop. such that Ia the s-nt
of the passage Of the Wilmo. Proviso. any KIN
dred they may bo prepared ior instant para
ton and 70 take possession forthwith OF h ina Tern
tory South Of GO 30 North lat know the .,lI-
n Compounded line, and g. hold and defend tle saine
g. auy and every hazard.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

glands 80 nlsci-s sars,
eas. nrlis-s. spfs-as.
IN ORDER TO CONVINCE TIE PUsLlc Of N. .S-
cscy cfsty eursve pr rePsrNou IN sas thrsas shd
operation TIE PROCESS by whch Pro'-ssof Bsrrys TT
coerero1s proucss scch etsori Nay rvsa csaeo, Se
understood Hiihouia bef notice ~ he and
of e de-a,s Substances which u sed. ard 70 ,hs
ccucoa Of which scconp'th-s he most ssziary chan
cose a's - one nls7 % sos ceei eo1N o.
- other hasv-r renovsss restores anf noor~
saes he hair uass of necessity ssTe hesihl rtaeaes
upo1 lis sensye menors1e IN whl-h 10 roots are nSed
.sEn. ihss ~ord-fli enveio? m ~hieh the sense o
t1l r-.ds e,rsss of lnre Syerttee ePlters or cu
ace, s-n.o7se-e or nios nssnsols ar ne rese ma
ccsau. wich is spocgy ueuhrsre, r~Ccu ARD viii
rs-s srd b.o sra forms q thed 10 he
.-.y senti1ye irue san rnd re trua skn llse
v CT -ousig,ss third aver u Nc upl- erveop la
h tlu a. iexbe ana asc inieyrment localet tne
nerves I'D vessss 1c wh.ea supply ths
a., 1d in he dersn seaent Of which dsssss. of The ssn
originate Tee of 1- ssn iuppy he
ts. 80 OF ,h- with ne moisture ~hich susfAirs
. fa7rs ad ils czases which stsct sne heash u
,e .if - sH.ct ~ hrsh Of The s1ii Ths 70 seev
tecl th1 css. observe So vel - s1sespuoe ot de-
sr.,-.,n BY the ars.olis sri phyUocsis for N all
t.ru diseases he ts secou-s Org and hsrsh snd iss
u n ,uch clsn sometimes o rence The patient par
usy Or errey bsd. Nourds burns, kc 90 the skin 81
e esa sso prSil,e bscn@ss on he portions OF hs scsp
where he iniarJ bel indicted thus proving the eiose
aoy snd sympathy between hs organism ol ne shi1 and
The wonderful restorative snd remedial properties OF
Professor sNry' Tucopheroos are os.st upon sais hy
rotless slher his isct u acts through ne sam upon
he hair sng the ineri vessels, opening ne pores
rpsrsug sciivv the circulation. svssening from thels
et-argy al he vesatatsa fIucuous which give Ne ard
beauty eXrp ssrg every pNce u seun sad
danfru. snt soon colhDg even ia bald or hsfdenuded
head. with 8 ack. glossy, shy snd eissic covering
Only II The OF Professor bsrrys Tn
rouherous Ihs properties which restore vital AMI
vegsisve power the ssic OF the head are equally bene
6,i, In A cutun sous diseases Or Superficial nges For
cuts burn. of insecs sorRins pricsy heat, cbi
1lAus chspped hands rheumatism burns scsis oruses
.e.s OF tha skin ard short AL the troublesome and
o.nf external diseases and Injuries which sre - COM
uyr n families and which rothng but external remedies
IN raovs he Tr,coph@rcus vii be- found speedy SAFE
a. unf4inz cure By - 10 dcubs claim 80 reno
vster and esuti6sr u Nsnre's choicest ornament and
uoer rnd invaushe remedial sg-nt tits titled 10 plsce
90 every .oi ~ snd IN every medicine chest
Toe folloving tesGmuniAs selected from nurdreds OF
,ua IN port, N- shOw the ysue Of the prepara
don tnd The estimation Ia which Il 70 held by thoss who
have given Il a uiel
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
COPY rAlrrrrR FROM JAxzs FITZGERALD.

Fss,..s.- p.ssrs Verify my lear srlopr freophsou' hs
A. se Cr,t.n ts.- n nor only rs-se, ihe heA ivm
.c a- srnf rrts rr arf heauts a. ~ BAR, bat
s leuut -rfns- most stnfns arpistN'n
brl'ss ans tio- VIC sfuptoa. ~sn ar 80 40
r...s children f- hAvs huad nothing 70
.-a -s.-.. sai saat say Nof'h aeyhs 70
'--'f Ysrrobsi-st servant JAMES FITZGERALD.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26

Usfrr - s-r .-r o. ia7ar tet1ssf -. : 80
TF'yIr pEE-!DENT AsD UfkEtTOiS. ...o
plsday declared digi1e1i u four and one lai pr
e-p on he capital s.oca OF hls conparyfor the az mo
rr ist Ferlar7 ssf pAyste - The siocklOd'fs Ol ana
sn-r Tusiaay The ls day OF ha- nsEi nc an'' '0oA
- ,,tyi ~ ~-.-- c L. FVERITT Secretary.
.TECUESIis, H.Nk New YosE. April 10. go
I-A Divtepd - f1lr per cont 90 III espiIa soet 81
ts 8ant fruu The ear ngs Of the asi OK 70 lun' vi De
- M 10 ~ r. 90 ard sfer th- lsg - NAY next
m trlnsger Dooss vii be cosed from MS csJ III me "a"
pro- Po5, III D' ''-' = " EDaONDs. CASHIER.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
GilN tliiAL NOIiCho.

e-x- EavlrrA q Wells, PbrSnoieSisTs snd
PuhliSberr Clinton fixlL Isl NSEtsa-iL Tear 1-e 80
~ Harvey BurdclI, MD. szrg.cal ana ao-lth
rs Dsrusl. ce and ruside-ce 81 bi0aaNay c.f.el v
frsns.ia-sI ~
ry- Liberal Books, Beacon once, F'snA-.n
So A. Pear ~ Nsw.YOfk; NEle's Globes ea1 NssS
So 4, 80 ' - il-ecd'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-26
II. ANesLos. Jan. b. ~.

-Four DAILY TRAINs.-The Rochester and But
so Railroad Companies have announced that after tne
Lot day Of May there viii be four daily passenger trains
running each vsy