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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-24
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NR 4. DOOLITTIEtS ComDounU


~ VEGETABLE CANDY, which need only be used
10 approved for Coughs ,,a>S oftneSs III Breath t-
MA Irritation OF the Throat W!oorin Cough, Catarr C9
SUMPTION Group, and lnaumatnnot the Chest and liiis
The proprietor and inventor oil tE! Compound, hayIg
been engaged for the last thirteen Year, IN tie BOTANIC Nc
dca Practice In this city. and rom biz extensive knowledge
OF , medicinal Writes the vegetable kingdom. has COM
pounded numberotthemcs; valuable vegetables that .rov
in country which he has Gss. with great N DIS
affecting the Ce.t and Lurs, AMI has combined 10
the pleasant and agreeable form OF i Compound We
gctable Candy which he offer, the public wiltbe NJ
confidence safe remedy for diseases OF rho Chest
and Lungs; is entirely vegetable and free from all poison
ingredients and be used by the most delicate per-
Try good, and lei lis merits find reward IN
public tatronago. Directions accompany every packag
genuine itEGut the Signature OF the proprietor Soid
wholesale, and retail hi. Botanic Medicine Store, No. -
Centres,r.c oppo-. Centre Market Nr"f ok or sale
byNc-on Sanlne-, 2;l Ccnre->tTeet Smon-onA Hcrrt.
iC2 Broo,ree,; John Ackcinan, cdrnrc o! Sprng an
Laurenstrets Reuhcn Knapp cOrncro: lioCSnn ann Lao
r"nstr"cts; L. Ncy, 81 3ieclertrest; Lewis i ion's,
~ Greencici.strret; Richard ". Mott, 81 Ham.
ncry and lluson-reefS: f. W Clark, corner OF Hudson
and Gr1vcsrcc C. Wright, corern; Fourth an! on">-
street,; j. L. 4 = llniChings corerGi BONcrr and Sro9lg
street; George Hand ~ i;n~cry George W. OreGh i!!
Avenue and S.yeu,irt DR. william WaltrS corner 81
rOone and SninltSrers; j. Arnold corner OF Grand AMI
AcrsccS; j. NJ. Morgan, corner ni Fast lii'atHy ara
Clntnn-,treri lSra" Wood, al C'lru, ana HAM
lon-sircrts: Dr.. T. Ritner Ot Cherry GaSsier .
Young, l32 Chariamsent: T. X. Smith, corner 0i iiH y
aud Watersheds; IiucSs X Graft. corner 81 Nassau ~ q
hnu-stIcets; w L 4. lipwc., OF Canal and church.
Streets 1T IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-24

DOATS-l00 Walcr-strecl, four doors
& , east Of Catherine Alarke-Cliol.ltS'S Premium!
Boat E,tahliSncni.-rhrccD Diplomas and two Silver Me.
,'aS awar,c, the Fairs The America. and Mechanics
Institutes ior the hes, Boat.
Barac. Race, Club, Gnndola, Lie, Fishing Cunning,
Yaw Cir, Surf SAL and Pleasure Boats, ocvcfys !t'rii'
ton. Recommended by,hc Amateur Boat Club Association
OF New ork.
Builder of the Sultan Of Nnsca,'S Pleasure. Barge, til
Wave, Gazcllc Victoria, htlaHlc, Wakona. &c Also l'
OF pccksli Washington OF PougilketPs!" Dnche-, OF
Hyde Park, Sy!pi and Wave OF Mobile Geor.aStc OF
Louisville, SC. iId I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-24
1.OOO.OOO s11. .t;:,.>.. Poo

4 wv " ~ " Mans plaSfer-i;l,e uma,i>r
LuiHhasp. Pam or Weakness in ,h,. h,rk nin mr. S..
Neck, Breas; or Limbs, eil'ctnally cured by it
In Cous aud Liver Compliant. they llor, a>taai,li.
results Worn on the lnwer rarr OF The spine b,.ycre
the Plies and the back OF TIE neck> children eeig
viii give immediate re!ri.
coo >ald vearlyand WARRANTED superior 10 all other
pla>,er>, and only each See the .renu1.
Wholesale and retail III loo Nasau->t Ny. Agerts IS8
BoSery77 East Broadway 275 Broadway, 81 Iudsors
So aud l5a Ful,on-sireet, Brooklyn tle lu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-24
e EMlIEI4 GHLBERTS- Patent Ac1isn


! Pianos from Boston, HILL, Agent for the sale Of
celebrated and iruly tine toned Piano ors ss
respectfully inform The pnLc and te musical world
generally TINT he has hand and rca; Tor sale a
choice Of the Boston Patent Action Piano For1cS
which far exceeds thing OF the KIND introduced IN tins
metropolis Purchasers about furnishing themselves With a
good article politely invited 10 call and examine FOR
thcnisclye, before purchasing elsewhere.
MILLETS MUSIC SALOON329 Broadway,
o. few doors ahos: The lu.plial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-24

General AGENT B. r. smith, corner Fulton and wn,er-s;.
y w-Yclh: aud 10, ,1B. Bush, 81 Barc.aysr Ganr 80
DIvi.ion-.,. Watson, 81 Caharne--t; Con,,tock x Co.
Man len Lane: Ili!nor 49, Broadway corner John Chiffon
GO: Cana--t >ynles - Bowery Gbe-1s 10 Fullor-st
and % Bowc-y.
BROOKLYN James W smii'-. Fulton and ltiddllstS
Na,ylrh / ". D.. Cin..r. ij2 Rrnad.sl u llnen.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-24

Both Houses adjourned over to Wednesday-to-
morrow being the anniversary Of Washington 5
Birthday. Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-24
1SO BRO AD w a 80
L lNfnp pETER,S- INDICATED LO.-f ~

ZFSGES WHOLESALE and Retail, 1t 10 brpati sN.
II j, now we'll S,.raiacd thai the most eisic az o!
administering medicine. particularly to c.siIs, y u. @
iIt ,,c ir;, IN yt-y congratulated at" NJ the same iif
ovale, the naoseogsess which usually attends ie fN}i.
tor o: medicinal substances Tie proprietor ss.a- 9F
regularly bred 70 The. medical Ini.a g' eeieN -
an extensive practice Tor many yearS, feels tue ~s' ~
ence in recommending the following 1lFtc!s - lle -
a. ,, t.ac, 5s been tested IN vast nuuber oi cases
#F-1th IN private 5nd public practice
PETERS. COUGH LOZEN rs
rsir OF Coughs Colds Asthma. Whoopiug Cang Ca'si:1
tietl,ness OF tie Chest. Brcuciii,. and SIMILAR pulmonary
af,,tio,. II rro~ well established tpl. aiHrge proportion
al cases ri Consumption b. which MANY valuable 'e
a annually sacrifices, owr ler origin 10 the nss"ftG
Colds ana Coughs witch might easily have pets Etnf's q
NJ m early reri: No medicine vii be oanl - ,cco u
N curing such cases As these Eo1engc They i2alhly
aliay the cough by removing the irritation w.,cl SEE
r while al the SAME lne they promote am
relieve cougesnn. Do>c-0ne Lo7,lst y o>ealiy ao>f
So ,.i,,ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-24
NR. TAYLOR.S Balsam of Livcrwort,

/ K. IOR'S Balsam Of LivcrwOr
u 50 Ba"ery the only Genuine .Nric!e.-Tiie puoit
cautioned 70 beware oi The BAS! vertSaHents era
a:in@ iron! pr. streer, the a-n"Sed certificates viii
nov lo" az They 90 in using others names and sigma
without right authority sn>tas their idSclo~
and limitation, tins valuable medicine, and those cers
ca voluntarily renders all comment unnecessary
hereby certify that the Crrtcas. the jersey Ciiy At
he 18th January. 1912. relative l! Baau OF
LE'erw0rt was unauthorized Wholly by ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-24

"a E
ti!r cheapest and Lest assortment l Wigs nad
Scalps are 10 btiouu a,V CI,lEEiII CHS .0a Broa,l-
yvar. entrance in Fji.tdu->.
Tie man. attempts tia; are daily making ouitaa these
celebrated WIS and eca>. i; many pr11f> Of the
! character iiey have aajE-ti and the estimation They
Al. ,el in by III trade. B the public NJ oh-er't iat
G. the raj maker il ti civ Of the Nentafing and
Go>.ancr Wig ami Soaps Uitieut metallic SPRING. ami
the, tail others are but feeble attempts nit.ion wanting
the gruns tliyi4 ncctfe r1Rcj which .e are
Eiaste - f. ane The ski and pcactce 10 cIecuie'
Al ,vearcg aHd couno,srs arg invited i7=Ig'S1c l.is
vt CHASED among c first irhsiGt.oEs OF loi,1 art
tltir manufacture cy dlii-r from AL iriic tt
e air i .iigv assorted ani rqnay distributed a, to
appear f.stEg rnmti shin; they cover no ioreoi '.
browi than The natural hair dce and ilnyIng no metallic
spring all disagreeab" pre>Sur..> obyaict >4Oti.-
crn climafftber jneSi!m1b". beng ontv o. weigh
Senators, resb.r nt Congress aad gentlemen IRON
quarter country, who wearing C.. w. can
zberetcrret! 10.
Tie prices viii beioua4 10 suit the circumstances all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-24
prrrRs. WORM LOzFNGES

Are Acknowledged, By the hcut;y TO DC Tie Most -ef,lI
an. successful .7rr,,aitir, fnr the destruction ~ WORMS ever
offered 10 the pGbic There >yera n'e'i.tit> adS
Used as specifics s!ch cases. bat ihy have pFp'e - ~.
certain and worthless a. 10 have Lost 2 confidence WIN 'he
publS Some OF Them indeed, violent N tiItI CO
ion rs to frequently lead 10 fatal results The pubic; M
FIRE i. cautioned nlals; .tr .t oIsn-e> Whie ihfN
VIII he oIi 10 m perfectly safe ,yll lhlI1e time uNr
fail WHERE worms are present Ia destroy Them;
PETERS CORDIAL LoLFN6tS
a. -,; i he. r.}i. of nerynus OF cl1eatac e. lew
sss Of spirits or melancholy. alacr aE "ebitN, '''
from preyuyis me }a@. rItes> elS'' %
lhr stomach, irri;ahj.y OF The neryc| y>stfe' 'Ss
drowsnrSs cholera norhu>. OF fatigue aI
ol the heart From teir efficacy III the rrl' OF h"a'ie
rhey ar. rnlla.i l1y uany Tie illac.t i0Esll-t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-24
FLATS, at WATSON.S. l54 Chatham

The Proprico, assures the public thu! lie VIII continue 4
manufacture Halls the above reduced prices rs h" buy
and sells exclusively for cash; an! he invite
rior 10 those now generally selling s.. Always a,l
the largest assortment OF Cloth and Faacy CARS TO h: or'
in the civ. / II i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-24
GAIT RHEI M-Tmtant's remedy. n

SA!.T RIif.I5 M.-Trufant's rGmcdy n
certain cur. Sail theuul. BARRIERS ct Scai Head,
i;.,lT Worm and all other cutancou> diseases, Tie Just cell
remedy has obtained in The Eastern States has in
t!ueed The proprjrorit, establish this city, ASSURED
all. giving trial. Vii! b convinced OF IL be-
necia effects. The ingredients from which the tea Is made
composed OF >oUic n III. active vegetable agents
purifying the blood. thereby doing with The necessity Of
using the syrupof lr,aDarlia, which often prepared IN
accurately and always containing large accar-
matter winch tends 10 derangc the stomach and reiard
the cure OF the disease.
Bellows certificate signed by number OF the
>pecrahIs. ctizc,s OF Bath, Maine.
hr undersigned. inhabitants OF Bath, certify TINT We have
nd th medicine prepare!y William g. rrufJni
Incoy TOR the Sal, Rheun, and lave found III. best
known: aud having doubt! thai II j valuable sii'
roy.ry the li.r'y ozfeculm-Hd 10 all who
itict.,l -,.iii Il LII II i;hli.lN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-24

Mr. CIRCUIT brought in a bill giving Mechanics
u farther lien upon buildings. And Mr. SwAcn-
HAMER laid on the table oluion calling for an
almost indefinite amount Of information from the
various Incorporated Companies to whom the
Credit OF the State has been loaned. Many pc
titions have been presented for the removal OF the
Capital from Albany, but no two OF them agree as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-24
i'm. D. NJ 1IITI.-IlF-I
WILLIAM d. SMITH
Archi,rct, Portrait and Card EngFaeer


~ . IldI y UNI >15Ils'
For e9 few OIL Stones suitable En-rayer-, Dentists
Jewellers NC I'll I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-24

" ARLE.M OIL.-The genuine Harlem
J. z Ocaub- had, at wholesale aEl r-aiI al CS BORN
Lift LIZ . tuon--trae', Nev-York were i ..as been
constantly Kept on hail Tor at -as; sixty years past,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-24
" !T.aT7 7 5'I-.e, SoiIcll0r.- . -aWtf =
L,I,ATE OF Nf.NN NORk=IN CHM.

JOHN \. SlDELL Ma,tcr in Ctancery-,
No. j JcilI.->trest.
~ \ L. -, q n
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17
Political.
The following state

H,n.- Er,r1,o,. The following stat
ment comes from an a''' aAn IcsPec1eo :.
izcn of Kentucky. III aas les'ef acco'
panying it, the II ritter sa
i '.lhe high price Of land a .,.' =. :
to the high price Of hemp, i .,;''o, :
quenilv was the result Of cor. :,
of artlu spectators, who could, - :.
help Of the banks, buy all in marker, =.
raise the price Tor short time.-The y
which the banks have done, by exFan.
ing and contracting at pleasure, and aid
ing spectators TO do the same with pro
duce, is greater than all the good they
can do the country"
4 A STATEMENT OF FACTS FROM THE: HEMI
REGION OF KENTUCKY, BY a MANUFACTURER
AND cULrlvAToR OF HEMp.-lt is IL Is ct ad
United by many and susceptible Of WOO
to the satisfaction of,nll, that duty OF
cotton baggng over 50 per cent ad =,
Drum works badly. and vii! prove an evN
TO the cultivator and manufacturers Of hemp
in Kentucky.
1t is fact, that some Of the best in
formed manufacturers Of bagging were
opposed, in 1894, to an increase Of duty
on bagging and rope, because they had
prospercd under the past rates Of duty, and
could not desire change.
1t is fact, that the high prices ofhcmp
and bagging have greatly injured both
cultlvator and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. par
ticuiarly the latter-by expectations Of
sales corresponding with the cost Of the
hemp, which have so often been disap-
pointed. The high price Of henri, for a
few years, run up the price Of lands from
$50 to S1OO-from three to four times
over former prices-and left whole coun-
ties in utter ruin.
Il is fact, that if the prices Of bagging
and rope had remained at former prices
Of Is or 90 cents per yard, which yielded
such ample profit TO the cultivator aud
no efforts Of the planters
would have been made for supplies from
,tller quarters; but luctuation Of prices,
rom Is to 35 cents per yard, has driven
planters to gunny-bags, India and SisaI
tagging; aud now the trial Of bagging
made Of cotton proving successful, the
concentrates Of Mississippi and Louisi-
ina will become large manufactures Of
tagging out OF cotton, and the supply from
Temp be abandoned. Hoop iron may an
wcr in the place ofropc, and in this way
he cultivation Of hemp in Kentucky and
iissouri be destroyed This is no lic-
ion, and the friends Of higi, tariff are .
, blame for an injury inflicted on Ken
,cky, which may never be rcmedied. q
he high prices OF hemp have left on !,
and bagging unsoll, which cannot bring
ne value the hemp cost. These high a
rices in hemp and bagging have mostly
cen the work OF q few spectators laying
ands on the article in market, and send |!
,lg out circulars prepared Tor the purpose.
rom such transactions, the ruin Of thou
lnds has followed, to the amount o.: mill =
,ns Of dollars Globe. u
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17
ARMED OCCUPATION OF FLORIDA.

NJ ~ hMED oNCOI AxlOlN Of ElIOklD.ts
The principal fssturcs Of the bill for
y, N's:lie armed occupation and settlement 61'
,Ntre unsettled part Of East Florida
| {, Witch has become law) are as follows:
My person, either head Of family
or a single man over 10 years Of age,
who Nhsll, within one year after passage
Of this act, settle within that par, Of
Florida Youth Of the line dividing town
shin and 10 south, and cast Of the base
line, shall l,e\ entitled to Que quarter Sec
ton of land. on the following stipulations:
]. To takSe frSe,n. the office Of the Land
Register in khe oSstric., permit describe
lug accuratel Y hisNglace Of settlement,
prorded ,hat\ no .r'sident OF Florida at
the time Of THY, passage Of this Act, or
who is the own Ncr Of 160 acres Of land at
the time Of settl Sernent, shall be entitled
to permit. A
2. Said settler to\ reside south Of said
township line for fy Y consecutive years.
3. Said settler to e Meet u house, clearj
enclose aud cultivate vt least acres Of
land, and reside theroonS for four follow
ing years.
4. Said settler, within 2ne year from
survey Of said lands, to ?roNye before the
proper land officer Of the U. 9i'ed States,
the fact Of settlement; and J within six
months alter tho expiration of five years,
prove the fac, Of continued resl aence and
and no, till then sl,all afpa-
ent issue to such settler for saio quarter
section. lf.
Sect. Ed provides that in case Of settle.
nent Of the same quarter sectisn Ivy iN9
'r more settlers, the right to the locatior
0 be determined by priority 6f settle
ncnt.
Sect. Sd. No right under this Acet shall
70 acquired to land within two miles Of
ny permanent military post Of the Uni.
ed States.
Sect. 4. All sales, transfers or liens.
',iyate or judicial, OF the lands acquired
y this Act, made at any time before pat
nts for the same shallLav issued. shall!
c void; and the purchaser shall forfeit
he price absolutely.
Sect. s. Upon-the death Of any settle.
with the terms Of this Act, be-
ore the end of FIVE years, his right shall I.
escend to his heirs at law.
Sect. 8. Not exceeding oo,ooo scsca
hall be taken for settlement under this
ct. =
Sect. 7. The President Of the Uuited
tates may suspend all settlements under
IS Act bys proclamation, giving six
onths ice.
Sect. 9. The Lu...'missioner Of the Cen
al Land Office shall, on Sr before the SIS
February, i844, report.to Congress
, names Of all persons making settle.
IN. under ts:is Act.-Jour. Of Con.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17
JOHN r. WOODS.

TARY PUBLIC.
md General Land agent.
MILL act as Agent for the purchase and sale OF
w Real estate, tor the entry of Government
Lands, and for the payment Of taxes in tie Bur.
lington Land District
He will also give attention to drawing and tax.
ing the acknowledgment of Deeds. Mortgages.
Bonds DC. Office on the Corner Of darlington,
and Third Streets. near the Methodist Church.
Burlington, January 1, l842-tfv5n25
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17
GRIMES AND STARR.

TAMEs W.GRIMES AND HENRY w. STARR
= have associated themselves for the practice OF
the law, under the above style. ad will attend to
professional business in the different counties and
also in the supreme court Of the Territory Par
tcnlar attention will be paid claims for lands in
thehalf-breed tract, and elsewhere.
JAMES w. GRIMES,
HENRY w. STARR.
burlington. Jan %. "A {251
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17

NV THOMPSON, attorney and counsellor at
w law, and counsellor and solicitor in Cyan,
very also agent for the purchase aud sale 81 real
estate: Mount Pleasant. Henry county. lows.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17
EDITORS AND PROPRlETORS.'A

after the deccase Of General Harrison,
statements we're published from various.
and some Of them high, sources, giving
substantially the same account oil his OPP
position to the proscriptive system, and
Of the persecution which he suffered, on
account Of that opposition. from the fed
era leaders who surrounded him. The
statement Of Judge Profit, who, With an
his oddities and eccentrici,ies, has ever
had the reputation Of frankness and hon.
esty, is new and important piece Of testi-
moLy to the same point, and will serve
to strengthen the general conviction OF
,sbe country, that General Harrison was
il, seraiiy worried to death, by set Of fu-
rios harpies, intent only upon plumber,
md ,Necklssss Of the character and feelings
If the man they we're urging 10 acts, re-
boil. to his disposition and TO
he principles Upon which he came into
Age,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17

Immense Destruction of WealiA,- The
Directors Of The Mississippi Rail Road
Company have set fire TO and destro we'd
SIX hundred and scvenly-one Thousand
eight hundrcl aud twenty-five dollars Of
the issues Of this detunct institution. .f..
PENNSYLVANIA.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17

6NHAPhlAN AND MUDD, Attorneys Mt Law
~ Burlington Iowa. Oct.2 9, l84l-l
AMEs w. WOODS. JOHN w GODS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17

SAMUEL SHUFrLx7ON. THos II GRAY
CHUFFLETON & GRAY, Attorneys at Law
~ Fairfield, Jefferson County Iowa.
July 10. A. 52-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17

HALL G. EvERSON-Attorneys al Law. Will
Ii practice in the counties of Washington and
Louisa. Office corner of Washington and Second
Streets, Washington. Washington County, Iowa.
February 5. 1912
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17

DEED 4 JOHNSTON, attorneys at law, For
III Madison, Iowa Territory.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17

MI RENO-Attorney and ConpTeller al Law
lvl. iowa City. Iowa. EMay 20. 1874
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17

Afghan lYar.-The Bsitish loss in this
war. Of soldiers and camp followers, is
estimated at $4,000, and Inc cost Of it q,
100000. The latter is hardly credi-
bic.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17

GENERAL llARRlsoN.--!n sketch Of
the remarks OF Mr.. Profit. OF Indiana, at
the Tyler celebration Of the 4sh Of Jn,y.
at Philadelphia, an exchange paper saws:
s:Mr Profit gave an account Of scene
which he witnessed between Gen. llarri
son and three or four leading Wings on
the 22d Of March, 1871, and at the las,
interview which Mr.. r. eyer had with
him. Those men were ,,rging the inlis-
.crininase discharge OF Democratic Office
ho!dcrs--ali the parties appeared warm
and eager IN the controversy, until at
length Gen. II. started up, and with a
warmth and e,sergy he rarely exhibited,
he extended his arms, cxclaimins a. the
some limo, $50 help me Cad, 1 wilf resign
r.y c9C'cs before lean Be guilty Of such IN
'futty" The good old man Continued 10
assert his determination to pursue e mod
crate aud just course, aud his prosecutors
LETT the house very much dissatisfied.
After they were gone, the President ,urn-
ed TO INC and remarked, ..Prngss, I ara
glad tosce yoM--the isasyai portion Of The
,chsgg party arc makiag aesperale efforts Ia
seize TIE reias II gorerament--.Acy' nre
isrg ing the most unmcrctful prescriptions,
and Diiey coatisuc 10 10 50 mach longer,
/ they ac,I1 drire me mad.
| twill be rccoliec,ed, chat immediately
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17

Nd. NRQygMasf.s N. MUNGER.
81 BROWNING q MUNGER. ATTORNEYS ii Law.
ID will practice reg ularly in the District Courts
s3f Henry County.I. T. Business entrusted to
their care will be left with MIR. MUNGER in Mt.
PleAaant May lst. lH4l.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17
THE COON.

= few days ago the wings and demo-
Gratis he,,. meetings in Cincinnati, in Fifth
80 y. one ps.-'y at one end and tho other
s.res :. cn- .. the market house.
The wings d,,,2'ayod ',e e00n' W., when na
they seemed 10 be ersh,ppng Q. s"o y,
casion. Mr.. Elwood usher addresses
the democrats, and in the co'ssc OF ms
speech, he said, ia allusion 10 the c.. s9n:
''llc fully concurred with the wings Il.
the proPrie,y Of selecting that filthy, cow
ardly. ,hievlng animal as the emblemat,c
representation oil their principles. II is
particularly appropriate n"w, when the
wings are trced hey ond redemption in al |
most every state in the Union. They |
have been driven from nook to corner,
from cserys holo where they were wont
to hide themselves, ana now the democ /
r,cy have got them safe up tree; and I
they may as we'll come down and die |
peaceably, as be shot al and killed. Mr..
Fisher remarked that there were other
rcsemblanccs. The coon prows about /
at nights deeds are in darkness. The |
coon is also a useless animal, consumer
only, and lives BY plumber, and the whlg |
leaders wish 10 live by plundering the
people. by means oi talse.ioods, banks and
high tariffs.
"Another most striking resemblance is
that coon is good for nothing at all, till
its hide is taken of and hung u. on the
fence to dry. In the firm, conviction Of
this fact, The people all over the country
have turned Cut TO skin the coons and tan
their hides. This particular branch Of
industry requires no protection from the
government, forit llouris.les SPONTANEOUS
~ in almost every state Of this coaledc-
racy.