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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-31

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pages as are employed in the chamber OF the Senate,
and the Office of the Secretary of the Senate, be con-
nued at the rate of daily compensation respectively
now allowed Them and that the clerk to the presiding
officer during the session be continued the same
rate is now allowed.
Mr.. E. said that in the Appropriation bill
there was proviso which restricted the pay
ment of any compensation TO pers ons fllllng the
offices indicated, unless it is expressly authorized
bv resolution of the two Houses. The reso-
luton did not add to the number of clerks, etc,
nor increase the expense, but " as designed to
meet the restriction in the Appropriation bill.
Objection being made to the reception of the
resolution, it was ordered to lie over until to-
morrow.
Mr.. ARCHER, fro the Select Committee APP
pointed to inquire into the expediency OF en-
poying corps of Reporters for the Senate,
submitted the following resolutions, viz
Resolved That the Secretary of the Senate be, and
he is hereby, authorized and directed to employ a
corps of Reporters not exceeding five in NUMBER for
The residue of the present session, and at the COM
mencement of each succeeding session OF Congress,
to report the proceedings and substance OF the de-
bates of the Senate, who shall be sworn or affirmed
faithfully to discharge the duties of their Office and
shall be allowed compensation, to be paid out OF
the fund for contingent expenses not exceeding sixty
dollars per week for the principal Reporter and nifty
dollars per week for each of the others. The busi
ness of reporting shall be conducted that the en-
tire report of the proceedings and debates of eaci
day, shall, within tn ee hours alter the adjournment
be placed in the hands of the printer The Pubnca
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01
NEW GOODS.

UST received per steamer iowa, fresh
- supply Of Goods MS follows:
Dry Goods.
Light Chin,z, Prints,
Rleached and Brown Muslin,
Mems and Roys Summer Wear. cheap,
Splendid elk Shawl.. Pickncu DO.
Fancy Silks. Scarf.. Gloves, Hosiery,
Parasole, Fans. Ribbons. Ar,iicial., &c.
CO1YON FIRMS,
Assorted Numbers, from 6 10 IL, Pn,sbnrg.
HATS And SHOES.
Mems and 30. Palm aud straw Hats, also
Boo:s and Shoes, we'll assorted.
Qucenswnrc.
A first rate assortment, Of Quccnswarc
Grccries.
Best Rio Coffee, N. O. Sugar. Loaf do.
Imperial and Y. u. Tens, Rice, Molass.a
Tobacco, Cigars. Madder. Indigo, Pepper
Ailspicc and Sal, by the sack or barrel
cheap.
HARDWARE.
Grain and Grass Soy tbs, Sneads, Hay Forks
Panied Buckets. Bcdcords, Nails. Glass,
knive. aud Fork.. Spoons, PEN
knives. &c. &c.
LEAIIIER--Hornrss and Sole LeaiAry
BOOKS.
A general assortment Of School Books.
All Of the above articles I nm disposed Il
sell n, very low prices, cheaper than ever
for cash or approved Prodncc. Call an,
see. hear prices and Judge for yourselves.
! WESLEY JONES.
Burlington, June is, 1912
lHakcye cprY.l
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01
poclieal,

Tie sweetness OF the Irish language OF endenr-
'nent must have been felt by all who have heard
Il said or sung; the refrain Of the following, by
Mrs. HAIL. is cxluisitively te.der:
SONG
1'e tells me lie loves me. aud can believe
The heart he has won he would wish 70 deceive!
For ever and alway. his sweet wards TO ne.
Are Ailcen ma vourncen, a cuishla nlachree.
est night, when we parted. his gentle good bye.
A thousand times said aud each time with sigh.
And still the tame sweet words he svhsper'd to me.
Were Aileen ii,a yournecn,e cuishla iachtee.
The friend ofmy childhood. IN. hope nfn,y youth
Whose heart is all pure aud whose words are all
truth;
Oh! still the sa,nc words he whispcrs 10 me,
Are Alice ma vourneeM, q euishla maj hree.
, Oh! when will the day come. the bie.t happy day
When maiden may hear all lover say.
Z, Aud he speaks out the words he whispers Ia
me-.
Ny Aileen ma vourneen. a cui.hla mnchree?
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01

produce the same effect in the distribution |
Of the plants there is no more room frr
the mir to circulate. and for the influence
OF tho sun, and ] have found that such
wheat is less liable to midcw than wheat
sown in the usual manner. The rcsu!;
have witnessed the present year; that
sown in the ordinary way being more rust
cd than that which was IN drills. ] saw
not long since in tho Cu',ivator. vol. TX.
page los, m account ofan experiment
made in England, to prevent the freezing
out cf wheat. which, was eminen,ly sue
cessiul. In this case the wheat was put
in with a pillow drill, the seed dropped in
the iurrow, and covered by the next pass
age of the pillow, and not narrowed nj all.
That such 4 method would succeed, can.
not doubt, it being only more perfect
execution of the system ! have followed
Or preferred
With regard 10 the depth at which
wheat should be planted or rather cover
cd, l will mention an experiment once
Instituted TO MD me in determining TINT
point. In bed Of rich garden mould, J
sowcd or rather dibbled five rowes Of
wheat the respective depths Of which
were one. two, three, four, and six inches.
The season was most favourable tor ger
minaticn, moist and warm, and the seed
was carefully selected from quantity Of
fine white Clint, Of the previous years
growth. That put TO the depth Of one
inch, came up on The sixth day; and tho
rows OF two and three inches about two
days later. The row ut four inches was
still more tartly. and at the end ofsix'een
days, only one Of the seeds planted at six
inches, showed itself above groui.d. The
others never came up ut all.
! The rows planted Mt two and three
inches, gave the best plant, that at one
inch the most; although from some uncx
; planned cause, about onc-sixth OF the seed
in all the rows, failed Of terminating
Other experiments with nearly the same
results. and close observation Of the diff
ferent modes Of sowing. has convinced ms
that covering whent too deeply. is TO cause
; a loss ola large portion OF the seed. an'
seriously impair tho terminating power
orthe remainder. On the contrary. wi,e,
| is more liable to destruction from insects
. and from drouth, and is not so we'll pre-
/ pared 10 indure the fros.s Of our winters
as when planted deeper. ! npprehcn
\ too. that where wheat is pnt into barns
J, packed in large nows, and perhaps bu
V imperlectly cured, the mass. in undergo
{ ing the sweating process, through whicl
I it is certain to pass. accumulatcs so ,nucl
! heat Us TO change in some degree the pro
: pertics Of the grain, and partially dcstro,
: its terminating power.-This may be til
case without altering in any degree til
G exte~nal appearance Of the grain.
0 A Wheat Gro,oer Of Western Nc,0 Yor!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
New Spring and Summer Goods

WV ii. MAUKO Is now receiving fresh
w supplies of seasonahle Dry Goods,
which ngether with stock previously on ha,,d
W embrace very large and general assortment,
consisting in part of--A great variety Ut PRINTS
Eng lis, french and American, light. dark and
fancies. Of the latest styles; Reai JVool-dyed
black Cloth, . very superior article; also, blue
invisible green aud steel mixed Clothes; French
painted lawns. undrsssd ginghams; super cotton
hosiery, 6ne kid aud cotton gloves; $50 pieces
beachd and brow" sheetinss and shirling. ass d;
siik bandaona dag and rongee hd'kts; italian era.
vats; gum suspeneiers; color'd camhrics; Da,nask
table cloths; Russia diaper, black silk velvet. aatin
AM. fanc, Vestings; Ky. Jeans, cassineres. French
and cotton do sattinets galnbroon drills; Canton
and Pit,.6eld cords, with variety OF other pam
tAioon stuhs. Blue drlinss; Threads. servings,
cottons and trimmings; checks, hasnels, DC &c
The above comprises but small portion the
assortment including most articles III the staple
line.
Shoes.
Ladies' and Misses hid and calf ~ in slip.
peers and walking shoes. inens. boys and youths
brngan.. Dc.
Ii-rnrchasers Tor cash. particularly invited
10 call before making seiect,5ns. these goods
wilt be sold by the quantity by retail at the most
reduced prices. having been purchased the most
advantageous cash terms.
Warehouse corner Front and Washington sts
central landing. april %.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01
THE pEAsANT.s sLEEp.

11fs tf.hSrN
Sweet !. the PEASANTS sleep!
Sweet, ifby toll he earn h;> bread;
lie knows not half the care and dread
WkIch.agitate the rich mans mind,
= And make him watch aud weep:
But casting sorrow to the wind.
Sweet j. the Peasants sleep!
:. Refreshing are his dreams!
No iansalizing scenes of wealth.
Mock him; posse esed Of ease aud health.
lie Years not murder, storms, nor IRE.
= Tire rrh mans nightly themes;
lSnt Innocence aud peace inspire
Ills light and pleasant dreams!
And hen the cheerful morn
The .atehtui cock proclains aloud
Light ly his slun,oers. as a cloud.
Reelected by the nocnday sun.
On wings Of light j. b'rue;
No headache wells. in mantle dun.
The Peasants happy morn.
Goodies. Of sweet reposc!
When toll invites my limbs to rest.
With thy warm riniors .!:ielh my breast.
Breathe through my lips their kindest dream
Nv willing eye lid. ciose.
And az the Peasant .lanlber seems.
Ee such my sound repuse.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01
GEO. w. WEsTBROOK,

ulSv. w w AZ o1SS'AAS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS. MEDICINES, PERfUMERY, DYE-sTUFFs
WINDOW GLASS. OILS, vARNlsHEs,
PAINTS. &c. &c.
CORNER CT JEFFERSON g. WATER STREETS
Burlington, iona.
T17Ift. subscribers having received a large and nl
Il supply Of every article in his line. would re-
spccifuliy invite the attention ut :hc citizens ner
chant. and Physicians trading in this city. All
those ord.rin. from him nav :slv upon recrivin.
the best articles al III. a,rest rates. lie offers o
sale, The following articles.
100 on. French Quinine, $50 /" Russian Glue.
300 lbs. EPSON Salts. l5O Flour sulphur,
2OO :. Rotten Stone, So :. Burgundy Pitch
800 :. Sal Eratus, 50 % rariaric Acid
200 Roll Brinstone. 2UO . Sal Sodr,
$50 :. Gum Sheilar. 2 case. Castle Soap,
lOU :. refined Eorax, ] cs.k ramarinds.
77IOyNSO.NI.aN. IfEDlCLvES.
Gum Myrrh. African Caycnni.
Composition Powder, American do,
Babary Bark, &c. &c. &c.
DYE STL'Fr.S, Sc.
100 lb. s. T. Indigo, 8 do clipped ru.tic,
I cask iest dutch Mad. do Alum.
der, do Ground Camwon,
bills Ground Logwood2 do Copperas. &c. &c
PAINTS. OILS. &c.
l ca.k Lamp Black, ease N. Y. do Green,
l do Red Lead. 2 Dbl. I.nseed Oil,
I do Eng. Venitinn redl do Spirits Tnrpentine
! case Bait. chronic Vel do Copal Varnish,
| low, &c. &c. sc.
Together with variety Of other articles in h,
line, SPICES, MUSTARD, BlAcKING. BLACK, REn
and Bite INK. constantly on hand.
| October 2.12 G. w. WESTBROOk.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
District Court for the first Judicial Dis
a, icf IN tho TarrifnrS nf In,va

The creditors of Catlstt Proctor decreed bank
rupt. who have proved their debts. and other per-
in interest. are hereby notified that the 18th
day Of oven,ber next, at burlington, in the county
GATED By the court the tia,e and place when and
where they may attend aud shew it any they
may have why certificate OF final discharge shalt
not be granted to said bankrupt Dated this 18TH
ID Learned. sol'r S Dunlap, clerk
August 20, l842-10W
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01

Separation. neatest way to sepa-
ratio beeswax from the comb, is to tic il
up in linen or wooden cloth, or bag.
with pebble or two to keep / from float
ing; place il in q kettle Of cold water,
which hang over the fire; AS the water
heats, the wax melts and rises to the SUR
face, while all the impurities remain in
the bag.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01

Tar for greusing wagons, we think an
absurd article. In the hottest weather il
soon gums up and becomes adhesive,
and IN cold weather is always so.
Wherever iron axel trees are used, block
lead mixed with grease is best; or flour
mixed with !ard.--ib.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
District Court for the first Judicial Dis

trict IN the IcrrltOry OF Iowa.
The creditors Of Gideon B. Gilmore, decreed
bankrupt, who have proved their debts, and other
persons in interest are hereby notified that the
18th day of November next. 1t Burlington in the
county Ut De. Noines ia said Territory, has been
designated by the court as the time and place when
aud where they may attend, and stew cause il any
they may have. why certificate Of final discharge
shall not be granted 20 said bankrupt. Dated TIL.
18th day Of August, l842. BY order Of the court.
) Dunlap, clerk.
Chapman e. Mn.ld, sol,r. Aug 2O-lOt
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01
UNITED STD ES OF AMERICA,
District Court for the first Judicial Dis
trict in The TcrrHOrU of JO,ca.

District Court for The first Judicial Dis
irict in The Territory Of Jo,oa.
IL the case vi William CrifIey pet;tionirg
Bankrupt.
The creditoss Of the said retitioning Bankrupt
are hereby notified. that the said court has APP.
pointed the 18th. day OF October next, kuriing
ton in the county al Des Moines in said d,s,rict to
hear said Petition which time and place, the said
bankrupt. and all person. interested, may appear.
and shew cause il any they may have. why the
prayer Of said petitioner should not be granted
Dated this 2lst lay Of September, 1912.
BY order Of the Court.
John S. Dunlap Clerk.
D. Eorer. sol'r Sent. y. lsl2 81
UNITED STATES or AMERICA,
District Court far The first judicial Dis
trict IN the Territory IF Iomo.
In the case Of Thomas Paxton Pe,itioninr
Bankrupt.
The c,edi. or. Of the said rrttionipg Bankrnp,
are hereby notified. that the said court has mp.
pointed the 18th day Of next at Burlington,
in the county OF Dcs Nnnes, in .aid District, to
hca- sa,s. petition. ri which time and place, the
said Bankrupt and all persons interested. may an
pear. and .hew cause. ,f any 'be, may have. why
the prayer Of said petitioner should not be granted
Dated tili. goth day Of September 1912.
Ey order OF the court.
John s. Dunlap, clerk.
| } D. L~arned Solicitor. ISeP:. - 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01
YET ANOTHER!
KNOXVILLE, Schuylklll CO.
We
October &c. 1333.

October 26. 1885,
DEAR SlE.-Some time since | was con
suited by Il gentleman with an liberated
leg, who informed me that ii was upwards
Of ihcenty years standing. and that he had
been .nder care the ofPhvsicians both in
Europe and America, without receiving
little benefit; not wishing to he troubled
with his case as | then thought a cure
doubtful, recommended him 10 use YOUR
Compound Syrup Of Sarsaparilla; after
taking a few bottles he informed me the
leg was healed. which upon examination
found to Lc the fact.
Yours, &c.
J.E. sORBER, M. d.
70 Mr.. Geo. W. Oakcley., Druggist
Reading Pa.
For sale At Gauby's New Drug Store
opposite NJ B. Cox's Store, where q mum.
l Ie, OF certificates may be seen togethe
Of Berks county.
Ocl. lG. 1871.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01
TO FARMERS AND
OWNERS OF HORSES

Has your horse .hc Sweeney! lfso, apply
the LiniMent two or three times 81 day, rub
bing we'll with the ends Of your fngres.
Illus your horse the Fis,ula II 80, add TO
one bottle ofthe Linimcnt one and u half
ounces Of che oil of Sassnfras, mix i, we'll in
IL cup together, and rub The diseased part
twice day with the mixture.
Has your horse tho Big Head or Big Jaw?
II SO. mix and apply the Linimen, in the
same Manner lsin the case Of FistuIa.
i'asyou horse the Spawn? Ifso. first be =,
the effected part with q round smooth stick
until it is somcwha. bruised, then mix aud
apply the Lini'nens in the same manner as
IN the case Of Fis'uln and Big Head.
Has your horse Scratches? If 80. apply
the Linimen. lhrce times ny, and coca
sionally ash The paris with soap aud water.
tlas your horse u sprrin! II 81, apply,
the Liniement.
Has your horse weakness or trembling
in .he Llmbs! II SO, apply the Liuimen,
three times day, rubbing well with u rough
cloth.
Has your horse scum or film on tho eve,
Sc SO, apply the Linimen, on the hollow \.
ooyc the eye two or three times day. and
i will etieclually remove it.
Has Jour horse the splin., II 90, apply
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Territory Of Iowa, District Court for the
first judicial District in said Territory.
The creditors Of rnANKiIN STREET. a decrced
bankrupt. who have p,ov.d their debts and other
persons in nterest hereby notified that the 28th
day of November next. Burlington, in the county
Of De. Mon.s in said Territory has been desig-
mated by the court the TING and place when and
where they nav attend and stew cause if an. they
nay have why certificate OF inal discharge shall
ootbe granted to said Bankrupt. Dated this 22d
day Of August, 1912. by order Of the court.
j. $. Dunlap Clerk.
N Hurd & NJ D Browning. soils.
Anrust lHll-.ln,v
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01

TIC amount of Treasury Noes out.
standing on the LIST instant, it is officially
stated, was $8,77l,999,99.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01
D. Rorer, sol'r Aug q
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Court for the frs, Judicial Dis
trict in the Territory of Iowa.

The creditors al Thomas Stnught. decreed
bankrupt. who have proved then d.tts, aud other
persons in interest. are hereby notified that the
18th day Of Noye'sher next a, Burlington in the
designated DO the court, as the time aud place
when and where they may attend and shew cause
it any they may nave. why certificate Of final
discharge shall not he granted to said bankrupt
Datcd this 18th day Of August, 1912. by order Of
the court. Dunlap, clerk
Higgins g. Mills, sol'rs Aug 90, l842-lU,y3
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01

1lode Of Increasing The Gro,clh Of Po-
faloes.-'rhe flowers being cut off as
they appeared on the plants, the number
OF potatoes produced was much glcater
than where the blossoms had remained
untouched.-Early in October, the stems
and leaves Of the plant which had not
born flowers were strong and green; the
others yellow and in a state Of decay.
The plants which had been stripped Of
flowers produced ION the snme SPACE Of
ground) about four times the weight of
large potatoes, very. few small ones be-
ing found. Those on which the flowers
and fruit were left. produced but small
number of middle sized potatoes, with a
great number Of little ones from the size
Of common filbert to that Of Walnut
New Genesee Farmer.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
District Court for the first Judicial Dis.
frict II, tho ,EnrriAnr1l nc Inwa


The creditors nf Harrison NJ. Downer decree d
bankrupt. who have proved their debts. and other
persons in nteres: hereby notified that the 14th
day Of November next al Burlington, in the county
Of Dcs Moines, in said Territory. has been desig.
and where they may attend, and shcw cause If any
they have. why certificate Of G"ai discharge
shall not be granted to said bankrupt. Dated this
18th day Of August 1912. ny order of the court.
wv s. J r Woods. sors J S Dunlap. elk
August ~ 13i2-lOw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01
UNIFIED STATES OF AMERICA,
Dirtrict Court for the first judicial Dis
John S. Dunlap clerk.
J W & J Il Woods. solicitors july 2.-lOs
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
IL L..

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Court for the first judicial Dis
trict in the Territory Of Iowa,
The creditors of ira BABcocK decreed
bankrupt, who have proved their debts. aud other
persons ~ interest, are hereby notified. that the
CO. Of DE. Moines in snd Territory, has been
designated oy the court as the time and place.
when and where they may attend and shew cause,
it any they may have. why certificate OF final
discharge shall not be granted 10 said bankrupt.
Dated this 27th day Of June, 1912.
By order Of the court.
john S Dunlap clerk.
Higgins s. Mills. solicitors. July 2-lOw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01
Mney Wanted.

I Ill those inheb.c. TO the subscribers nrc
~ requested to Gull and settle their Notes
and acco"als as soon ms possible, as we wish
10 closc our business Immediately. Mr.. A.
u. HUBBARD is authorized 10 transact all bu :
-iness o: the late firm, in the absence Of NJ.
B. Cox, who will leave tor the Eas; by the
25th June. The Books will be kept in the
room in.mediutcly over the store Of the new
firm Of Cox, PsssIewait & Go.
NJ. q. cox & co.
Burlington, June rs, 1912.
1.-TWO hundred bushels Pla..ering Hair.
July u, IS &c cox x posrLEwAlr 4 co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01
HEMP.

Mr.. John Lay Of this county, left will,
US yesterday specimen Of steam ro'ic,i
hemp. This was an experiment OH the
part Of Mr.. l., and was made under
many unlavorable circumstances. For
instance the box in which tho hemp was
placed was net steam tight, neither was
the generator Of sufficient force or mag.
nitude. Notwithstanding the adverse
circumstances, Mr.. L. in e hours sue
cceded in rotting the hemp The opera
ton was performed on dry hemp and the
lint is Of strength which supasses the
usual methods Of rotting. Mr. L. is salts
fled from the experiments made, that
hemp may be rotted by steam in hours,
and when SO rotted, be superior TO that
rotted in the cd manner-Mo. Reporter.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01

the Lini,ntn three times day. tObbi x the
effected par, we'll with round smooth
site
Prepared by A. s. NJ LINDSAY. "
W orner Of Public Square Springfield,
Illinois. and far sale by thcm. and their au-
5aorizcd agents.
price sd cents per bottle.
!. A reasonable reelection will he made when
old bv the quantity.
G; W. Wes,bro"k agent fur the Sale Of tho
above, corner Of Water and Jcfi.son Street
Burlington Iowa.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-01

PICKLE V1NEGAR.-A friend writes US,
s'lady in Orange sent me nice pot Of
pickles, last winter, the vinegar think
is particularly good, and as she has sent
me the recipe, hand it over to the rea-
dcrs nf the Pianter.''
''ren gallons Of water. one gallon whis
key, one gallon molasses, one pint Of
ycasl-put all together in warm stua-
ton the first warm weather in June. and
in six weeks it will be- ready for use. Put
sheet Of foolscap paper into the vessel
Southern Planter.