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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Court Cor the first Judicial Dis.
trict in the Territory Of Iowa.
The creditors of Thomas Faxon., decreed
bankrupt. who have proved their debts. and other
persons III interest. are hereby notified that the
9TH day Of February next. at Burlington, in the
county of Des Nioines j. said Territory. has been
designated by the court a. the time and place.
when and where they may attend and .hew cause
it any they may have why certificate Of final
discharge shall not be grant ed to said bankrupt.
dated this 18th day Of October 1912
Ry order Of the court. J. S. Dunlap clerk.
J. D Learned sol'r October o. low
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

CASTINGS. CASTINGS!
N store and for sale,
= dog no l Spiders sr Skille,s,
! do no Go do
do no. 3 do do
! do no72 Dutch ovens
do no 8 do do
] do no 2 stew pots,
] do no 3 do do
dc Dodge Irons, low for cash, by
ju II (Hawkcye copy J. $. DAVID.
TO THE LOVERS OF THE WEED!
ONE box Ne Plus Ultra Honey dew To.
~ baccO, one box caven.iish Tobacco,
! box square plug chewing do
keg six ,wis. do do
! bill cnl-nnd-dry smoking do
box fine cut chewing do
SO lbs Rnppee snuff, so lbs Macabcu snuff,
50 do Scotch do in bladders,
Scotch, Rnppee and Macnbeu in bottles
Regalia, Trabncos, Cnssadora, Prircipce,
Havana and common ciga,s, gus, received
from Cincinnati. and for sa le cheap Cor cash
az jn III WESTBROOK'S.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
NEW DRUG STORE.

GAuBY wishes 20 infom.
~. the cisisses Sf Burlington
aud the pubic StIsrslly, aha, he
las opened 10 tks house Of E. a.
Hobart, nextS6Slsea a. w. Csrpen.
tcr's Jewclry and directly opposite
he s,oreso s.rfflcr, Cox and i .idg-
man, general a.ssofiment Of
Drugs and Medicines,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
BAN1FORD 4 FAILING.
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0~~V VVVSSV S<1VVVV eWUSVV WV = sVb
BURLINGTON. IOWA,
"AVE removed to their new brick house,
corner of Main and Court streets, whe re
thew will continue 10 manufacture BOOTS,
SHOES, &c, with neatness and deepatcl.-
10 those who have favored them with custom
in times past-nnd trus, that the faithfuiness
and neatness of their work will recommend
them to continuance OF public favors.
Green hides will be taken at cash prices in
exchange for work. Oct 1, la42n3
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
j. W. & J. K. Woods. sol'r. foet -. 1912
UNIFIED STATES OF AMERICA,
District OF r, Cor the first Judicial Dis

trict in the Territory at Iowa.
The creditors OF Coleman Harrell adecreed
bankrupt. who have proved their debts, and other
persons in interest. are hereby notified that the
9Th day Of February next. ut Burlington. in the
county IT Des MONIES in said Territory. ha. been
designated by the court the time and place when
and where they may attend. and shew cause II any
they may have, why certificate Of fnal ti. charge
shall moi be granted 10 said bankrupt Dated this
18th day Of October 1912. ny order of the court
Wn,. H. Starr. sol'r. J s. D unlap clerk,
Oct 20. I8d2-1Ow.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
.lottiral.
THE PAupfR.s DEATH BED.

THE PAUPERs DEATH BED.
LY MRS. souTnLY.
Tread softiy--bow the head
In rcvereGt silence bow
No passing bell doth toll.--
Set IN immortal soul
IL passing now.
Stranger. however great.
With lowiy reverence boz:
There's one in that poor shed.
One By that paltry bed.
Greater than thou.
Beneath that beggar's roof.
Lo! earth doth keep his state.
Entsr-no crowds attend
Enter-no guards defend
This palace gate.
That pavement damp and cold.
No smiling coursiers tread;
One silent woman stands
Lifting with meagrs hands
A dying head.
No ming,ing voices sound
An infant wall alone;
Asob suppres.'d-again
That short deep gasp. and then
The parting groan.
Oh! chsnge-oh! wondrous change
Burst are the prison bars
This moment there. % law,
So ssonised. aid now
Beyond the stars!
Oh! change-.tupendous change!
There lies tie soulless clod.
The sun eternal breaks
The new immortal wakes
Wakes with his God.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
lianklup Notices:
UNITED STATES or AMERICA
District Court for The first judicial Dis

UNITED STATES or AMERICA
District Court for The .frsl judicial Dis
| tvici IN tie Territory Of Io,ca.
In the ease. Of John N. w. Springer petitionine
Bankrupt.
The creditors Of the .aid petit,oning Bankrup,
ar" hereby notified. That the said court has ap.
pointed the 18th cay of December next. ut Bur
Iington in the comfy Of Des MONIES in said dis
trct TO hear said p. titon, at which time and place
the said bankrupt and all persons interested may
appear and shs.v rause il any they may have. VIII,
the prayer OF said petitio, should no, he granted
Dated this 18th day Of November. 1912.
BY order OF the Court.
John s. Dunlap, Clerk.
Wm. II Starr. sel'I nov IS 1929
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Court FIR Me first Judicial Dis
trici IN The Territory of Iona.
III the case OF Joseph Gauger. petitioniug
Bankrupt.
Tn. creditors Of the said pe.i.ion,ng lsankrnp,
are hereby notified. that the said court has APP
ton in the county Of Des Nones in said district, 10
he ar said Petition at which time snd place, the said
bankrnp'. aud all persons interested may appe ar,
and shew cause il any they may have. why the
prayer Of said Petitioner should not he granted.
Dated this 25th day Of November. 1912.
By order of the Court
John S. Dunlap, Clslk
j d. earnerd SoI'r. nov rs l84y3t
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Court FIR the FIRST judicial Dis.
trict IN the Territory Of loaca.
In the case Of William Carnes, . petitioning
Bankrupt
The creditors Of the said pet,tioning Bankrupt
are hereby notified, that the said court has appoi.
ted the 2lst day Of Dece m,er next. at Burlington
IN the county of De. Moines in said district. to
hear said Petition. at which time aud place, the
said bankrupt. and all persons Interested. may APP.
the prayer said petitioner should no. be granted.
Dated this 25th day Of November 1912.
By order of tile Court.
John S. Dunlap, Clerk.
}. w. & J. r. Woods. sol'rs. INV rs 1912 81
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

CuRlosITlEs OF ART.--The Constitu.
tionnei. French paper, contains the fol
lowing almost incredible statement: "A
curious exhibition is now open to the pub.
lie, ut Cologne. 1t consists Of grea,
number Of minute objects, made by MIR.
Debeerske. Among these mnlta in mini
mo, may be seen, in huff nut, draught-
board, and other objects, thirty.six in
number; among which are pair Of scis-
sore, and penknife with two blades,
which open and shut perfectly. In q
whole nut, q cage containing canary,
which opens its bill. claps its wings, and
initiates perfectly the warbling OF tha:
bird. In an almond she'll, Dutch wind
mill for cutting wood, which, at each rep
rescn,ation, does actually cut piece Of
wood. In an egg she'll, an apartment,
magnifcenlly carpe,cd. in which is lady
who open piano forte, and plays two
airs. Behind these is q marble chimney
piece, with bronze t:mepiece, repre-.
sen,ing Napoleon on horseback. In
walnut, On elegant cafe, with oil it's &c.
cessories. lady at the counter, and
two gentlemen alternately play game
OF billiards. In an orange,a steamboat.
which executes all the movements of q re-
al vessel; and in an egg, an au.oma-
ton, which replies, in writing to the ques.
lions which are put, sketches and draws,
adds up sum almost as quick as the
numbers are given, and presents tho total
in writing. All these objects are in gold,
silver, and steel, wonderfully executed;
and ,wi,hslanding their extreme small
ness, they are perfectly disiinguishablc
with the naked eye"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
5BAkGAlNS! BAkGAlNS!!
INV Spring and Summer Goods,

XE7 H MAURO il now receiving fresh
Z" supplies Of reasonable Dry Goods,
which toy ether with stock previously on hard
" III embrace very large and ge neral as.ortmeIt
consisting In part OLA great variety Of PRINTS
Enp fish. French aud American. light. dark and
black Cloth, a very superior article; also. blue.
invisible green and steel mixed Clothes; Frencl
pain,ed lawns. nndress'd ginghams; super cotton
hosiery, hne kid aud -eottsn gloves; l5O pitcel
Xix bandanna nag aud ponxse hd'kfs; Italian cra-
va,.; gum su.pea,ler.; colo fam'ric.; Dama.k
table cloths; Russia diaper III silk velvet. :atiE
and fancy ves,ng.: Ky. JEAN. e,. rrs.s.s
and cotton do. sattinst.. gambr dr.s.s; Lanson
tnloon stut.. Blue drillings; Tksyedsl isxIeksl
cottons AM, trimmings; checks. f.xnsl5yl - -
The above comprises but a email portion. tht
assortment including most articles IN the staple
\ line.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

YHZHlTE GLAZED CUPS & SAuCERs
w large size. French pattern For sale
cheap by w. H. MAuRO.
July 90, l842.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
District Court for the first Judicial Dis
trict in the Territory Of Iowa. s
The rreditornf Daniel T. Braina I'd. decreed
persons in interest. are hereby notified tnnt the
Sd Monday in March next at Mt. Pleasant iu the
county OF Henry in said Territory. has been de.
sgnated by the court. rs the time and place when
aud where they ma. attend and .hew cause If any
they may have. why certif cate of final discharge
shall not be granted to said bankrupt. Dated thi.
9Th da, Of October. 1912. by order Of the court.
T.. Fitzpatrick. Ci'k.
Hall e. Thompson, soi'r,. Oct y i8l2-lOt
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
J. w. & J. r. Woods. Sol'r.. NOV IS i8Ia a.

District Court for the
Territory Of Iowa.
Joseph Cole, Charles Wells, Mathew Spur.
lock, William N B. Spurlock AMI james F.
Chambers, Of the county Of Jefferson, have
filed .heir several petitions TO be declared
Bankrup,s; and the said court has nppoin-
led the 18th day OF December next, at Fair.
field, in said county 10 hear The same.
Dated this 25.h day Of November, 1872
By order Of the Court.
JOHN A. PITZER, Clerk.
Nov 26.h-3..
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

SuGAR.--In the reign OF Henry the w.,
about two centuries and halfngo, sugar
was so scarce in France, that apo,heca-
Ties sold it by the ounce, at price equal
10 what is now given for quinine. In the
year 100, The consumption Of sugar did
not exceed 2,l7O 600 pounds annually,
which was about three ounces per head
the population then being about 10000
COO The great consumption Of sugar
da:cs only from the eighteenth century.
In the year 1899 40 9 10000 pounds were
consumed in France alone.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
which he warrants to bOsfrcst

i
unndulterated, direct from one, ofsAhs hes,
houses in Philadel phia. which No offers to
Physicians and others atsas low price 10 they
can be had here or else where. The following
il list Of some Of the Drugs and Medicine
offered BY ]. CAuBy:
Salts. Gums. spatulas.
OILS. Tinct0res, Mortars,
Spirits, Extracts, Gradustes,
Powders. Surgical instrunents,
Seeds. visis sssofted,
Roots, Cork0, 9S5s
Chemical preparations Le.'s Cenuiss pils.
Ointments. Andessonssd do DO 81
Conserves. Hoopsr's Fcmsle do, M
Mercuriat preparations, (:hlcrides Of LiSfeG Sod,
Quinine French, Syr;nxti sseorted
Extract Bark. MassbeS and Con.dqAa,
liodfreys cordisI. a 'Itusscs. Il
Ba'em:n's drops. Composed E.,taess,sS
! orodeidoc. SpiSsiia. assf
Etsences 0y gross or do4. SoNnoSn
f Fan. sso.p, is ssss,'''''
Castile do elstine cspsslss.
Sponkes. Ns.SS Aromatic comgervs Of
ff rai5as.. DYas s,t7 i ;1iyoo,;vt ~
GLASS &re.e. q 80
1 oaklcy,s Compound ExffSA as IssfIt lila
an invaluable M dicae Tor the GIRO cfl o6s,i
nate ersptions ofthe Skin. Pfnplts OF lus,uls
lula or Kings Evil, White Swellinauahd al
disorders aris,ng from an impure ss5fe of IA,
blood.
Extract OF Buchu for the cure Of chronic dis
eases Of the Bladder. utihcfy organs. re.
/ PLY ,icians prescriptions carefully and &C
curaiely compounded.
1RIl .S-v
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
For Rent

Rooms over G. W. Westbrooks Drug
store. they are airy and pleasantly situated
Of nccess, and in the business part
q The city Rem. very low. Enquire at the
Drug Store below
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
= 1IJNlTED sTATEs OF AMERIC4.

triCt In the Territory OF Iowa.
The creditors IL John Wade, a derr-ed
ba1krupt who have proved their debts. and other
Interest are hereby notified tnatthe 7th
day 81 February next. al Burlington, in the county
Of Des hsbin s,in said Territory. has been desig.
mated BY The c6lrt. az the time and place when
aud whore they may attend. and .hrsv It my
sih.4y have why certificate Of f,al discharge
shalt not be granted to said bankrupt Dated tn IS
Eth day of October 1912. by order Of the court.
JDIsearned, soi'rf J S Dunlap. clerk
October % 1842-SlGN
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

~ UEENSWARE.-lOO sels low price d
~ Cups and Saucers; LA do DO Plates.
For sale BY
June % w II MAuRO
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
Shoes.

An excellent assortment Of shoes, consiatinE Of
Ladies and Misses morocco kid aud calf 81 in sljps
pers and walking shoes. mems. boys and youths
brogan.. &c.
1s-Purchasers for cash, are particularly invited
vii, be sold by the quantity or by retail at the most
reduced prices. having been purchased on the most
| advantageous cash terms.
Warehouse corner Front ard Washington sts..
central landing. april -. 3
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Court for the first judicial Dis

t-ict in the Territory Of Iowa.
The creditors Of Rodney Arnold. decreed
bankrupt. who have proved their debts. and othe,
persons in interest arc hereby notified that tbs
III ofF.bruary next at Burlington, in the count,
Of De. Moine. ia raid Terrific rv. has been desg
mated by the court as the time and place when and
where they may attend and shtw cause il any they
may have why certificate Of final discharge shal
not be granted to said bankrupt. DatsRssshis 23d
day Of Sepsember, la42. BY order 81 the court
+ NV SrJR Woods, sol.rs is DauIsp.cik
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
Burlington, Nav 81. ls42-.f

M0FFlTT'S LIFE Pills g. fGNix BiIJeRS.
SlBERlAN Aguc Specific, warranted TO
NJ cure the ngue and fever, or the money
returned.
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
DR.. John Sapping,on's Pills, :,
Miles extract Of Tomato pills, sub.ti-
tule for calomel.
coopcr's Pulmonary BaIsnm for the cure
Of Coughs, colds, consumption &c. 81
W. sPohn's Iieaiache remedy, for sick
headache, &c. &c. for sale by
dec l6 g.. w. WESTBROOK.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03
Stoves, Tin, Upper and
) eel Ro WARE

ME snbscriber respectfully informs III,
i frienls and the public generally, tina,
he has again commenced manufacturing ali
articles in his line OF business, a, his old
stand on Jefferson Street, where he will be
prepared n.nll times to Gil orders, a. the
shortest notice md in a workmanlike man.
nef. Country Merchants ~ill find i. ia
their advantage to give him call us he IS
determined to sell rs low, as the same ar,i.
ctes can be Obtained for, in ST. Louis.
S. A. HUDSON.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-03

1uyHE Try highest market prics will 80 nv.
Il "a Tor any quantity delivered % tho sub.
.sSsksie prior 80 Let evembes.
b .; 81 70: isAe Z. 4. JH.4UR0. 3
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-07-28
From the Richmond Enquirer.
MIR. TYLER. ...

An extract from the Address put forth by the Wing
Conventions held at the Capitol, in February 1870,
will finely illustrate the truth honesty and consstn
cy of the leaders of the great Wing party" Among
many other fine things in that piece of turgd fiction,
we have the following paragraph, which at this pre-
| sent juncure is particularly interesting
"Of Mr.. Tyler we have said little, because it was
not necessary to say much as to him John Tyler is
| known to the People of Virginia of their best
tried and most faithful servants. Party malignty, in
its most reckless mood has not charged him yet with
being Abolitonist. But, in the penitude of their
power the partisans of the President who make and
unmake Republicans by royal touch have pronounced
him a Federalist because he is Wing. Against
that charge we will not vindlcate whom you have
SO often pronounced to be Republican. If the man
who has always been the advocate of Republican
sures, and during nearly his whole life the Represen
tatve of Republican People, needs yindicaton from
the charge of Federalism, feel satisfied that it
will be made triumphantly by the Republicans of
Virginia. whom he has SO long and SO faithfully
served, and to their protection commit him,
fdent that in their hands he will sustain no wrong,
and that they will say to him, Well done, good and
faithful servant "
Who is it now, that would make and unmake Re
publicans, by the magic touch' of the retired and
crouchng dictator? The magic of Whiggery has
converted John Tyler, the WING, into " Judas the
betrayer, and transformed Henry Clay into mill
boy We shall soon have the little innocent at the
tail of the mill race, catching minnows with pin
hook. This will be an excellent type of the shallow
game now playing to catch votes for the Presidency
Poor silly fish, indeed that can be taken by naked
pin hook "The farmer of Ashland" is right cum
ming but I" in vain does the fowler spread his net
in sight of the bird"
Reader, look over this extract again That John
Tyler, the WING, is the man whom these same
men now call traitor, knave, sc. SC. DO you ask,
is possible that certified WI IG can be knavc
a traitor" | tell you, John M. Bolts thinks SO,
and, indeed, very many of the people, once called
Wings, begin to consider Whiggery and knavery to
be about the same thing. Don't be surprised, if
their leaders should assume some more honest if not
more appropriate name before long.
JUSTICE.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-07-28
PRESIDENT TYLER.

Among the bitter denuncations lately uttered
by the Clay Wing presses (and they have done
their worsD against the President, we have
been gralified to observe that they were more
than counteracted by the honest, spontaneous
applause of the true Republican journals. The
following, from the Portsmouth (Va.) Chronicle,
edited by Theophilus Fisk, Esq, certainly COM
pensates for much Of the utilization of the Lou
'isville Journal;
"Few men have ever lived to whom the country
owes deeper debt Of impei shable obligation than
to President Tyler To his Spartan frmness, to his
more than Roman virtue, do we the salvation OF
country from the overshadowing influence of ga
monarchy bank, with its train of evils deadly
to our liberties than the breath of the srocco to his
answering political rectitude do owe our nation
al deverance from those other pestleDtal measures
which the reckless partsans of Henry Clay would
otherwise have fastened about necks wise
Providence has raised him up at most critical juno
ture, to guard the Constitution from the touch of po-
litical proclamation Let unite in doing homage to
the majesty Of mind; let us all render praise and
honor to the delverer, by whose incorrupble virtue
our country has been rescued from the most appalling
dangers Let grateful People testify their admira-
ton OF true greatness by something more tangible
than empty words"
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-07-28

The Madisonian takes TO task certain Wing mem
bers OF the United States Senate who, according To
that paper do not represent the political opinions OF
their constituents 1t is difficult to what the fact
has TO do with argument which the Madisonian
wishes to make. But perhaps the Presidents organ
wishes to intimate that these Senators ought to re-
sign, as they cannot act in exact conformity with
the views supposed to be expressed by their constr
uents since their election. They are supposed to be
sustained by the opinions of less than majority
Very well. Mr.. Tyler does not represent the views,
nor is he believed to be the choice of thousand
voters In the United States No pretcnds that
he is sustained by any thing but his Office There is
party that itself Of his faith, and
siderable number of men wish TO be regarded as
presented by him. Why, then, does not Mr. Tyler
resign 9-U s. Ga=ette.
The editor of the u. S. Gazette utters deli
berately what is false, in saying "there is
nQ>party that avows the Presidents faith
There is no possible qualification whatever for
the false assertion that /" Mr.. Tyler does not re-
present the views of thousand voters in the
United States"-and this the editor knew per-
fectly well at the time of uttering it, To prove
II, 1t Is only necessary TO state that the VEToEs
mainly, if not exclusively produced the hostili-
ty against the President on the part OF Mr..
Clay's universal Wing party" Now, in the
first place, the editor kao,os there thousands,
and hundreds of thousands of the true Wing
party, whose views, on the subject of the We
toes, are truly represented by the President
He knolos that hundreds of thousands of the
Harrison Wings were neither Bank men, Dis
tribution men, nor Clay men. But every body
knows that in vetoing the Bank bills and the
Distribution BILL the President truly ''rep~esent-
ed the views" of the whole Democratic Repub-
hcan party, and that this party does "avow his
faith" so far as these measures are concerned
The ultras of both parties abuse him-those of
one belle him-but it all will not do. Three
ifths of the People will sustain him-two- thirds
of the Wings in Congress will be defeated at
the next elections and it will thus be proved
that they were false and he was true.
1t gives US pain to apply such language to
brother editor, and an apology is due to our
readers for it. But zoe have not been the first
to disregard the proprieties and courtesies of
editorial replication, and we acknowledge that
it is extremely painful to be driven to it.
The Gazette of Tuesday made an attack on
us in the Louispillain style, or rather upon our
article showing how the Clay presses in the CT
ties were manufactured. We trust there will
be no necessity for repetition of such language
the mousers" in Congress, who are without
character, courage, or influence, may delightin il,
but the Gazetie should not.