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New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

II Hcci.amics' Insiiiutc Hccturc.-'rhis er
ming Monday Feb d, al the Nrwiork Society LibuH
Subject. Public schools" by Prot. j. Orville TayIm-
Commencing al q O'clock.
Tickets asniiting lady aud gentleman % cents 9s
had at the door. 2a Il
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

CAIENnARo OF TIE CouRT OF c COMMON PLEAS THIS DAY
PART First 81. I'll SO, 285, S. 81 49, Al, 70, i9, ST. H
H. -, 10, So, 22j
Par, Seconl--82 81, 3d. &C. 90 g. a. &C. ST. 90 ol 10.
100. 80.
tldayits oi NI.rt-Snperor Court.
Vacation Wcek-Superor Court.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

II Free Medical I.ccture.-Dr. Kelley will let
urc again This Evening, Monday, Feb %, the secon
Congregational Church. (loruerly Chase corner OF D.
ancv and Chrys,ie SIS at hal: past O'Clock. ?a
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

GT GEORGE CLINTON, ESQ. of Buffalo now
Collector for that Port. has been nominated for
Mayor by Mass Meeting, regardless of party.
He is Van Buren man, Will. Buffalo is a strong
Wing City. We like this but when did ever a.
Wing hold the two best Offices in a city through
Loco-F ocS asranimity7
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

Q. OF o. F-The Union Celebration OF Ike Annve.sa-
-es OF Tonpkns Hancock Lodg takes tS
ing The Orator, P G. VI. Jas L. Ridgely OF Baltimore,
aEisedn the city Saturday evening, accompanied by
p c. S rhos Wilde, the father Odd Fellowship in this
Country Ali who wish the venerable founder the
Order had better go 10 the Tabernacle this evening he
will return 10 Baltimore Wednesday morning.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

O. Newark Mercantile Literary Associa.
fiOn.-'Thc iu Lee ure before this Association Will
delivered this evening. in III" Reformed Dutch Church b
HORACE GREELEY Esq. Sulject-Formaton of Charac.
Ter. Tickets. -! each.
% ltv LUKE REED, Jr Chairman Lee. Com.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

AMERICAN MusEuM-The beautiful model al The Ci,y =.
Dublin has ssen engaged Tor week longer Th. w4.
we are to have langbsbs scenes Of venoquisrn Il, add.
uon TO al The brilliant attractions which drew crowded ou.
throue hout the las, week The liberal manner in it
the manager provides for public amusement here IS worthy
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

y Hon ROBERT j. WALKER, Loco L. 5.
Senator from Mississippi, is proposed in the
Natchez rec Trader for next Vice President
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28
Z He T RlBU n E.
NE,p-yoRK, MONDAY, FEBRUARY %.

II For Factr in Regard to the Erie Railroad No
", A Masnanimous Ac, and Political Abolition n
Vermont, see First Page.
u For Poem, The Exposed Indian aud Bona
parties General al the South, First Page.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

JWlLLIAN FREREr, Wing incumbent, and
Denis PRiEvE,la late Collector, (Loco,) the
rival candidates for Mayor of New-Orlean.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

~ SAMUEL JAuDoS, Esq arrived in this cilS
bv the morning train of from Philndelphia
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

CRY PRlsoS ST,r1srlcs.-Captain Hyde. the
keeper OF our City Prison, haads US the following
Statement, of the number Of persons remaining in
confinement under his charge up Saturday night.
VIZ. 90 white males, % females. Il black males
and females making a total of l37.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

hllunenploveJ members the Association who have rd
Vet entered their names requested 10 10 whnntd-
lay. The Register kept by the Librarian, and will be
h.bited to Merchants and unemployed Clerks ouly.
By order ISAAC II. BAILEY, Rae. Sec.
Clinton Hall Feb q, 1912 "a ct This VI Tu Tbs ,
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

IL g.cciurcs Agricultural Chemistry ard Gest.
ogv" By Jane. +. W. johnston NJ. A., F. X. S., L. E.
For sale by DAYTON Il NEWMAN, corner OF Faon ara!
N,s.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28
LAWYERS, DIARY,

u Newton lWh Whitfeld has been elected Mayor
OF Tuscaloosa, Ala.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

Ll5JAMEs w. ANDREWS. Esq, Danish, Gre
Clan and Venezuelan Consul al Boston, died At
tina, city on the 24th of lung fever
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

u Sr.LAwRgScE County according TO the
Regency bulletin, has elected 20 Loco to 6 Wing
Supcrvi sorS.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28
? Ralph Waldo Emerson

0 Ralph, Waldo Emerson proposes 10 deli'e'
Course oi Six Lectures, IIE TIMES, al the Society
Library. Broadway, commencing on Thursday evening
March 3d. N halt past O'Clock Tickets tor e
Course. admitting gentleman am. lady - rnch; ioF
single Lecture crnts be had at d. Appleton Cos
Wiley Pu,naln aud G.. :. FranciSs bookstores and
the l.irara,S desk in the Society Library. (2l f"6G'
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

EJ. OkvLLE TAYLOR will lecture on Educa
ton and Public Schools, his ereuinc the Socie-
ty Library. His long study of and intimate ac-
quanaace with his subject, added 10 its vital i'm
portunce, must ensure him full audience. Go
early
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

ID Book-keeper.-An experienced Book keeper,
having perfect knowledge Of ms business desires
situation Can perform the duties oil General Clerk and
Assistant Beok-keeper desired The bes, OF reierences
can be gwen touching character and capabilities and
among Others toh:s last employer Lac addressed T. D.
W. '" care OF Ms.srs Bennett Rhoades No. aG5 3 aad-
!" "ay VIII receive immediate attention. It:) 8f2.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28


IL City Dc-patch PO.s.--Tle delserir, iah'
place regularly throughout Inc Cy, as Ear as rs! feei
,Ircc times iav. Branch Offices established vardu,
places and the regulations may bf ohraaed and A
the Principal Office. iG Wiliausrett Free stamp. may
he purchased AT the Principal Office and 0 hr
Rranct Offices, III cents each and this mode Of payn
The iostage strongly recommended general adoption
a. endn" ~ promote private convenience and greatly
facilitate llc delvercrs ana to avoid delay.
This Office will undertake distribute Periodical WORK
and Pamphlets Tor which distinct departments arranged
and 10 forward special depache. ta l2i cents per ld
wit!l -re1; * petition.
y. B.-The public Is respectfully requested 10 noufya9
egulDrity TO Iii. gent Principal Office, that an1
mediate investigations may be instituted.
Applications Bose 10 BE- placed ID stores eii2by y
uated vciniti.s OF Houston, isiving,on, Gsn
streets, East roadway Bowsfy Peatl-,tres and en-
Principal Once. 4 ito the Branch Offices viii be cs
stanily advertised L as ,22n as complete ~ ie5h
II Photographic Li8ene.ses, by an irnproyS
Dasucrreorypc process by ". d. VAS LoAx, corner O
Chambers-st. ard Broadway. (g fI2lm
Transparent ITALIAN Window Shade.
OLIVER W. WOODFORD, So Cd,liarine-.t invites Tie a.
enon ot families about furnishing their houses tbs Spring
20 .Eendm lot ot Italian Window Shades unsurpassed M
any ever Leore brought this country. They are t
artng OF an arts, who has devoted his lie 10 ha pfoe
son ana emrac. variety OF Landscape and Scener
feraps no piece o furniture pears better adyanage
O: more nTing than handsome pair OF Window Shade
painted in style n,1,e nature The invoice cGntaT
aiian Landscapes Gothic Arches Moonlight Scsnc', scro'
Borders, Nlguette Cenfers, &C. &c.
. M:B c9unry Merchants bnyin2 TO sell again vii hpa
10 helr advantage call and this inr0ce (ot ab
o pair rs they Will be sold low or cash. About SU pa
at the low price oi 81 30 per pair. t2) 2u
= Democratic Wing Genera COminittGef. e.
Regular Meeting Of this COMMITTEE will be held al
Broadway House, on Tuesday evening March ], al I
O'clock. ELLIS POTTER, ChairInaH
H. c. w4sTeelELr, 'si liisi,' Secretaries fss
II The Lumber DeaIers OF hi. city reqngss. rqgss
TO the Howard House corner Of Broadway and E
ardst on l0sdAy evening next. February 28 at ot
10 recei'e the Report OF Inc Committed appointed d.
meeting DeIi on the 2ls inst.
NewIork, Feb. 26 1912 i%H
II Richard VAN Dyke, Jr. Auctoneer, -
BeecAef & pan Dyte No. s. Merchants E1chanse,.,
2:vc his per'.naf attention 10 the sale OF HOUSEHOLD - -.
NfrcRE II the residence Of such intend giving up r0'
Keeping upon favorable terms.
REAL ESTATE |
Also, as heretofore he will give particular attention u ~
disposal OF REAL ESTATE auction and al private sac
2It 60 d2wis
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28
o. Mcrcmntiie Li6rary A..ociation.-


chants wao may BE- III want OF Clerks nve, 10 visit
the Mercantile Library Association, where Register
Members OF employment" is open. The Register
specifies the name, residence and references oil each app
can't with all requisite information regard to his quaId
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

RocHEsTER.-Candidatcs for Mayor: Hon.
Thomas kcmpshall, Wing; Charles ]. Hill,
Loco; George Byington, Aboltion-Total City
Debt $l34.9l1.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

RHODE IsL.SD.-Ths Constitutional CoIven-
ton ofthis State, called by the General Assembly,
has at length completed 1t. draught of Consli,u-
'on. which is 10 be accepted or rejected by the
voters under it at Special Election to be held on
the 2ls, 2222d and 23d days of March Byi pro-
visions. the Right of Suffrage is very generally
extended 80 TO embrace, lst. all native Free
holders 70 the value of sl34 who shall have re-
sided one year in the S,ste and six month. in the
county; I'd, every white male native citizen who
shall have resided TWO years in the State and six
months inthe county" Sd. all Adopted Citizsns
who have been nallrnlized three years, and pos
sess Real Estate worth 81. paupers, lunatics
and convicted elons are excluded.
We fear there will Yet be collision between
this Constitution and tina, formed by the Free Suf.
trage Convention. Ii we rightly Judge, the Free
Suiragers will not be satisfied with the large con-
cessions here made to them
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

u Photographic Liltene.ses, by anirapno'ei
DagucTeotype process, by NJ. d. VAS LoAN, corner
ChamleTS-st. and Broadway. (2) fl2lm
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

TARIFF IN PEsSsYLvAsu.-A Stale Tariff
Convention commenced its session al Harrisburg
on the 2sd inst. Cen THoMAs c. MtLrER o;
Cumberland county. chosen President. A Sc
'1es OF resolutions was introduced and adopted
and the Convention adjourned until the next day
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

MIcHIGAS.-ThomaS Wells OF Calhoun co un,,.
has been appointed Internal Improvement Co
missioner, and Elijah j. Roberts OF Detroit, Ad
iutant General.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

CHlc1Asaw MuRDERs.-Tne Eagle, published
Il, Fort Pickering, that a serious rupture oc-
Cured near Fort Towson, al the trading establish
,nen, of Col. Felix Lewis. and OF De Soto, be-
tween the Chickasaws and Col. Lewis, and one or
two clerks. a misunderstanding occurring be-
tween OF the chiefs and Col. Lewis respect
ing some Mississippi land claims, Col L. was at
tackled and wounded, and his clerk interfering.
was killed and the goods and tradng-house
=trown 10 the winds. Col. Lewis not having since
been heard from, II Is feared was seized and des-
Matched bv the Indians
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

edited by T. NJ Penn, Esq, IS soon TO be starte'
at Detroit.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

% Fire huafrcd and srty persons have taken
Lowvillc, Lewis Co. and in ike proporrioa in the
adjoining towns. Jefferson County, too is fast
being revontiouized.
New-York tribune., 1842-02-28

tJP De Putron, the captain CT the supposed
pirate vessel, has been acquitted Of fitting out his
vessel for SLAYER, but convicted Of perjury, at
New-Orlenns.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
New Goods.

lust received per steamer Iowa, q fresh
- supply of Goods US follows:
Dry Goods.
Fancy painted Lawns and Muslin,
Ligh, Chin,z, Prints,
Bleachcd aud Brown Muslin,
Mems and Boys Summer Wear, cheap,
Splendid silk Shawls, Picknet do,
Fancy Silks, Scarfs. Gloves, Hosiery,
Parasols, Fans. Ribbons. Ar,ifcials, &c.
COTTON Y.4RMS,
Assorted Numbers, from 10 IL, Pittsburg.
q HATS AND SHOES.
Mems and Boys Palm and e.raw Hats, also,
Boots and Shoes, well assorted.
Queensware.
A first rate assortment Of Queensware.
Groceries.
Best Rio Coffee, N. o. Sugar, Loaf do,
Imperial and Y. II. Teas, Rice, Molnsses,
Tobacco, Cigars, Madder, Indigo, Pepper,
Allspice and Sal, by the sack or barrel,
cheap.
HARDWARE.
Grain and Grass Scy,hs, Sneads, Hay Forks,
Painted Buckets, Bcdcords, Nails, Glass,
Knives and Forks, Spoons, PEN
knives, &c. &c.
LEATIIER--H arness AID Sole Leather
BOOKS.
A general assortment. of School Books.
| All Of The above articles am disposed Ia
sell a, very low prices, cheaper than ever
for cash or approved Produce. Call and
see. hear prices and judge for yourselves.
! WESLEY JONES.
Burlington, June Is, 1912.
| (Iiakeye copy.)
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
New Arrangement.

YTNElE undersigned has removed his store
i from Appanooce, Ill. TO McCarvers.
town, Iowa Territory; where he has now
and will continue to keep on hand, gem
eral assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, DC. &c.
The undersigned has also taken a lease
on the mills al McCarvers,own, usually
known as Smith & Cardell's mills on Skunk
river for the term Of five years, here he in-
vi,es the attention Of the eating community,
in particular, we'll as those who wish
heir bills for lumber filed with despatch.
The mills will always be kept in order for
custom work; and he hopes 10 be able TO
give his customers general satisfaction.
Feb. 6. nj. M. McCARVER.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13

"Shoud auld acquaintance be forgot"
TINHE Proprietor Of the Western Hotel, sit
ualed on the corner Of Fourth and JEFF
ferson streets, takes this occasion TO present
his grateful acknowledgements for the libe al
amount Of patronage extended owards him in
time past, aud begs leave toinform his friends
and the public generally, that he has again
taken Possession Of this we'll known establish
mcnt, and he hopes by unremitted and assid-
uous; attention 10 merit continuance Of the
patronage hitherto bestowed.
During the short recess, the House has been
thoroughly renovated and improved, and is
now ready for the reception of Boarders and
the Travelling public.
Attached to the above Hotel, is commodi-
Gus Stone Stable. together with extensive
yard room and offordng facilities to travel
lers not surpassed in the Territory.
JAMES w. NEALEY.
Burlington, May 81, l842-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
Money Wanted.

4 LII those indebted to the subscribers arc
~ requested TO call and settle their Notes
and accounts as soon as possible, as we wish
10 close eur business Immediately. Mr.. A.
II. HUBBARD is authorized TO transact all bu-
siness Of the late firm, in the absence Of NJ.
B. Cox, who will leave Tor the Eas; by the
25th June. The Books will be KEEP, in the
room Immediately over the store of the new
frm Of Cox, Postlewait g. Co.
NJ. B. COX & co.
Burlington, June l9, 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
BARGAINS! BARGAlNS!!
New Spring aud Summer Goods.

IL .sw 5sss ii; Gss .is
which together with stock previously on hand
will embrace very large aud general assortment.
consisting in part Of great variety OF PRINTS
Eng lsh, French sud american, light, dark and
fances. of the latest styles; Real Voot.aysd
black Cloth, very superior article; also, blue
invisible green aud steel mixed Clothes; French
painted lawns. unlltsSs'd ginghams; super cotton
hosiery; fine kid and cotton gloves; $50 pieces
bleach'd and brown sheetings and shir!lnEs assd
silk bardanna flag and pongee nd ltn1!an cra-
watts; gum suspenders; colo I'd cambrics; Damask
table cloths; Rasria diaper black silk velvet satin
and fancy vestinss; KY jeans, cass'n'eres. French
and cotton do. sattinets. gambroon drills; Canton
and Piits6eld cords, with variety Of other pam
taloom stufs. Blue drillings; Threads, servings
cottons and trimmings; checks, haanels, &c &c.
The above comprises but small port'on' me
| assortment including most articles IN the staple
| line.
Shoes.
| An excellent assortment Of Shoes consisting OF
Ladies and Misses morocco kid aud calf SIX ~ sup
pers and walking shoes, mems. boys and youths
| brogan., &c. ).
| IPPurchasers for cash. are particularly invited
to call before making selections. as these goods
will be sold blythe quantity or by retail at the mos.
reduced prices, having been purchased on the Mos'
| advantageous cash terms.
Warehouse corner Front and Washington; ,ts.
central landing. april %.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
NEW FIRM.
PostleWait & Co

HAVE purchased the entire stock o.
Goods belonging TO NJ. B. COX, l. CO.
and arc now receiving their Spring supply
from the East. which makes their assort-
men, very large and complete, and they can
now offer grcnter inducements 10 pure hasers
than any house in The West. Amongst their
assortment will be found ,hesfoliowing goods,
viz:
20 p.. super Ane and common Cloths,
s ps. do. Cashmere,
$ ps. Fancy Tweeda,
Afew ps. fancy GambooM for pants,
Is ps. sa,.inss.,
80 ps. Kentucky jeans,
so Us. Cotton Summer-ware,
9 Bales Blue Drills,
9 10 Brown do,
5 ps fancy Linen Drillings,
DO ps Brown Russia Lining,
100 pc Blcachcd Muslins,
SO ,oz Palm Hats, assorted,
500 ps Calicocs, assorted,
IS ps fancy Lawns, new style,
81, ps Fancy Chintz,
10 ps Ticking,
Is Bales Brown Mnslins,
40 Cases Boots and Shoes, in which will
be found complete assortment.
ALSO Il general assortment Of
FANCY GOODS.
! fIqRD,Y.4RE, HATS. BO.N.NETS, &C. sc
They will receive ~ early arrivals, the iol
lowing goods from Pi,tsburg, viz;
300 Kegs Nails, all sizes,
! 10 Tons Iron.
3 Tons Small Iron, Round and Square
LOO Reams rul'd. and plain cap paper
ali sizes,
80 Reams Post, fine article,
20 reams Invellop for Post Offices,
| 80 Reams Printing Paper,
90 Gross Bonnie, Boards,
| so doc. Elementary Spoilers.
With general assortment. Of Blank Book
Of all sizes, also a fresh supply Of Groceries
Cotton Yarn, Grass and Grain scy,hs
Sickles, Mill Irons, a large assortment, wit
a thousand other articles 100 tedious 10 men
lion, which they arc determined 10 se
cheap for the CASH.
Burlington, May I, 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13

the Linimen. three times a day, rnbbi " the
effected part we'll with round smooth
stick, @
Prepared byA. 4 NJ. LINDSAY, N
w Corner Of Public Square, Springfield.
Illinois, and for sale BY them and their an
,horised agents.
price SO cents per bottle.
Arcasonable red action will be made when
sold blythe quantity.
G. w. Wsssbsook agent for tho Sale Of the
above I corner 81 Water and Jeifeson Street
MS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
Groves Patent Bee Palace.

groves dCcUC DEC dLdCcs
- ME- citizens OF Iowa Territory are hereby
informed, that they can now be furnished
with the right of using the above patent in
this Territory, and necessary ins tructions for
building the same, by applying
isnn ,shf p Reed, Burlington.
Russell. P. NJ. Fort Madison,
johnson G. Chapman, Franklin Lee CO.
Vincent F. Jones Pennington v. B, CO.
Samuel Nelson, Mt Pleasant,
John Rose, Salem Henry co.
Vim. G. Coop Fairfield jefferson co.
c. Negus, = .
Jesse Ashby, Washington, Washington o,
Jacob Fl. Slower, Iowa city Johnson co.
The advantages in using these palaces for
the raising Of Bees over the common hive are,
that the honey can be taken in greater guam
titles and in muchpu,er manner, also with
out the destroying Of any Bees.
Their increase is much greater as the bees
will not have occasion to swarm, anu the trou.
bic Of hiving them is prevented. They are
likewise protected from the bee moth or mil.
Ter worm, which is now making its way into
this section Of country and is 30 fatal to bees.
The above named bee palaces may be seer
in PRACTICAL operation by calling upon the a
bove named persons at the opening Of th'
Spring. Those who are engaged in rasins
bees will find it much to their advantage tt
purchase right. b. WHITE
Burlington Feb Goth. l849.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
FLETCHER'S HOTEL,
low A H @ u s E,
Steamboat Landing, Bloomin gion, loa

SledHa-b0at Landing, bloomington, lotcu
n ME undersigned, late Of the Burlington
i House, respectfully announces to the
citizens Of the town and county, as well as
the travelling community, that he has taken
the IOWA HOUSE, formerly occupied by
Mrs Parrot, fitted it up in comfortable man
ner, and hopes by unremitted esertions, and
assiduous attention, to merit public patronage.
The House is situated close TO the landing, in
the business part Of the town, SO gentlemen
wishi NO 10 take the river from this place, are
sure Of having an opportunity Of gong by the
first boat.
His TABLE shall.at all times be supplied
with the best the country affords, the BAR
with the choicest Wines and Liquors, aud his
STABLE we'll provided wish grain, with care
full and attentive Ostier..
From his long experience, and determine
ton to spare no pains lorender his guests COM
Portable, he hatters himself that he will be
able TO give en.ire satistac,ionto all who may
favor him with their patronage.
WILLIAM FRYE.
Bloomington, June ID, l84l.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
YET ANOTHER!
UN1oNyn.LE. SchuvIkill co ]

KNOXVILLE, Schuylkill co.
October 26, 1884
DEAR S1R,-Some time since was con
suited by gentleman with an liberated
leg, who informed me that il was upwards
Of t'oenty gears standing, and that he had
been under care the Of Physici both in
Europe and America, without receiving
little benefit; not wishing to be troubled
with his case as then thought cure
doubtful, recommended him 10 use your
Compound Syrup Of SarsaparilIa; after
taking few bottles he informed me the
leg was healed, which upon examination
| found to be the fact. $,
Yours, &c. =
J.E. SORBER, M. d.
To Mr.. Geo. w. Oakeley, Drusgis,
Reading. Pa.
For sale at Gauby's New Drug Store
opposite M 3. Cox's Store, where nun.
Der Of certificates may be seen together
with the certificates Of the county officers
Of Berks county.
Oct. Is, l84l.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
scYthes g. Sickles.

9 dos Grain scy,hee, dog Gaass scythe,,
q dog Sickles, 3 meats Washing Tubs. Hay
Forks. Scytne sncaths, Shoyels, Spades and
jane, - JNO. s. DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
Races.."A Banter!

THE owners and friends OF
AZ ~ Hamlet nnd his Stock stand rea-
W ~ dy, willing and waiting to meet
-a@l- any other stock that think them.
selves able TO compete with that 1f Hamlet on
the turf, from one 10 two miles and repeat
FRS. day mile and tepea. years old,
Second s miles and repeat years old,
Third IS years old, three best in five.
This race to be run OH the farm Of VIM.
Stewart, ivemiles south Of Burlington, on the
Mississippi; the race to take place on Thnrs.
day, Friday and Saturday, the 9th, 7th, and
TO the rules Of the Lexington, Ky Jocky Club.
This race will be ''play or pays" two years
old $25 entrance, i'll grain, two mile day $50
in graislYiEhird day $40 entrance. Entran-
cehmg before the IL, Of July, at the
b'''ois & r sLEEru.
a. WIN. STEWART.
lime ~ l842-fdr