davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01

MONDAY. DcCGInOcF -.
By Mr.. McAlisicr. To reduce the com?enst-
ton Of members Of the general assembly, and II
provide for the administration ct the government
on principles 1T street economy. Reduces the
pay Of members 4 the Legislature 10 s. per DAY
and s. FIR every % miles travel on the usual
route to and from the seat Of government; the
salary of the Governors private secretary 10 30
dollors per annurn; abolishes the oliice.of state Il.
brarlan. and transfers his duties + the secretary
Of state and allows that officer loo dollars for Dis
charging them: reduces the salaries of auditor and
treasurer Of state, including clerk hire 10 1000
dollars, and that of the secretary Of state TO 500
dollars per annam; no engineers except the prtn-
cipal engineer, to receive more than 500 dollars
per anDum.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01
House of Representatives..

WEDNESDAY. Dec. D.
Mr.. Henley, from the committee Of ways and
means, reported a bill repeating and 18Th 2lst
& 23d sections OF the act presiding the duties
Of county tieasurers. Read twice.
Mr.. Chapman. of L.. offered the following a
mendment. That If any persons shnll fail 10
paw The taxes charged against him. her. or them,
on or before The frs, dav Of February next after
the same shall become due, such person or persons
may paw the same ST any lime before the ifea-
surer shall have distrained any property for the
payment of such taxes, but shall! be charged with
a penalty of ten per cent. thereon for the use Of
the county treasurer"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01
senate.
FRIDAY, December, 81.

IKlDAN, DeEtINDtT, =.
Mr.. Hoover Of ". from the committee on
finance, to whom hal been referred The solution
directing an inquIryInio the expediencv OF chang
ing the time of meeting of the legislature. re.
ported that 1t was IneNpedient 10 iegtslate upon
the subject; which wss concurred IN.
The committee on finance was. on motion Of
Mr.. Eggiesion, discharged from the further consist
GRAFTON Of resolutions on The subject of execu~
lions.
Nj. Burke offered a resolution for the appoint
ment Of a select committee IN relation to clock
~peddlers &c. NIessrs. Burke, Waits, and Everts,
were appointed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01

las probable that thIs debate wl} be Prolonged
)ur ~csk,
P.S il at have anne to saw. IS the cars are -
boat T. start, 'hat fhc p's u ot Il "Fiscal .Agent'
been s4Jta.ttcL and referred.
NAsnINGroN, December -, ISL.
In the House of Representatives,, notice WIS
given hy Mr.. Cushing, of II bin II regulate tho
intercourse between thts couatrs aud tho French
No'"nE At G3leua. l. appears that there Is also
a DItsh ebony nt The same place.
Mr. Barton, ct Vagina, blinking himself NJ.
grseNCd ~ not having the Il Gor assigned to hun,
when b. believed he had first caught "the Speak
ears eve," gave ueuce of a resolution 10 repeal
he 3t'h rue. THIS rule gives power 10 she
Speaker u declare which gentleman fest caught
ms cyo. Mr.. b. said THIS notice dtd not originate
from wounded personal vanity, ba; from a con,ic-
ton ot the arbitrary and ptrual conduct If the
ChaIr, llo thought a mtn had some chance OF
escape If he fell Iu:o the power Of a band of rnt-
beTs, because there were many; bat when "A man
fell INTO tie power of one rubbcr only, his chance
was bat small, The term "oue Tudber,' was
applied to 'he Char. as robbing certain members
OF their night Ia the floor.
Mr.. Il. was called to order from various parts.
and some confusion prcvaiIcd.
The Speaker, with some warmth. Observed hat
there WAS tho necessity lpT any such resolution rs
the member from Virginia propose to otler. Tho
flci was, that any member under the existing
rules, had he right 10 appeal from The decision ot
the Char. And If the gcntcm1n complaining,
thought himself oggrlcvet, why did ho not APP
peal 10 The House.
The orders of the dav were then called. Tho
first Business was the consideration Of the motion
of Mr.. Athcrlun to refer tho TnrtI portion of tho
Presldeuts message t. the committee on ways
and means.
Mr.. Marshall. of Ky. having the noor, made a
powerful speech IN favor oi protecting the inter
ests 1t The uorIh as well as those 81 the sogih.-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01
WAsHINGruN, De. -, ISL

IL the Senatc,a great number of petttiot- on
var,ans -nt jarts we're presented and r,f trod.
Mr.. Linn introduced a bl1 providing FIR rbr
erection Vt an %hesp,ral IL thus D.rtftci.
The resolution of Mf. Preston, appointing u
int committee TO snpeflnttnd lho removal #
he mnuumeut Of Washington 10 more ,lIgLln
position in The R1fnnda, was agreed To-.
After the Disposal "l other business II uo - me-
raj interest, the - nate az nrrcd uuall Nh DAY.
L. the Il.si~c, a hall was r,rortcI IS Mr.. F,I.
more. iron. the committee ap WAYS mud means,
extending The time specified ~ the act e lHst
session. authorizing the iaeIvc milton lnnn. aud
adding FIVE ultt5totl- thereto. II vas fcaj tWlrc,
and referred - q committee Of the wt.ls on thu
Uulon.
TIE bat provides that the t5me limited hs the
ffst section # Tie act Of Jnly 1911, shall he eN-
tended for one Year from lie passage # thts Grr.
Also that - much Of SAID loan as may he ohtatn-
ed after the passage Of his aci, shasI be made
reimbursnale cI'bcr At the vii OF the Secretary
Of the Treasury, after six months notice. or at
any lime within twelve Years from lie hfsi Of
January u~ext--the extra G.o millions t. be uuder
similar restrictions.
dents Message was then resumed; the question
being on the motion to refer the tariff portion Of
il to- the tee on ways and means.
Mr.. Alherlon having the floor, replied 10 tho
ucrvous argument which h1s been urged against
the reference to The committee on WAYS and
means. Ia the course Of ms remarks has contend
ID that the Wing party. Iastead e IcIug eooao-
misis. had swelIcd the expenditures.
Mr.. Raymond. OF Illinois, 10 Il good humGred
speech, denounced the idea Of 1 discriminating
pr1tectIon.
Mr.. Arnold. Of Tennessee. falIowed and Tho
way he replied to the gentleman from y. llamP-
shife. Mr.. Alhcrton. was a caution. lie kept
the House conyulsed with laughter, He den0unc-
ed Mr.. i, Ter a. u rank loco fpco, and hunted that
Mr.. Webster was no better for STAY ing with him.
Mr. Weller foIIowed, but gave way to a no
ton Of adjournment.
The House then adjourned to Monday,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01
& q y & X F. o y 4 l..
Correspondent Of the Baltimore Clipper.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 10, ISL

NA-HINIINN- DtN. ID, III.
In he House OF Representatives this morning,
Mr.. Thompson of Indiana, gave notice that on to-
morrow he will introduce a bill making appropri-
ation for The continuation Of the Cumberland
Roard.
Petitions were then received from those States
and Territories, which had not heretofore been
called.
Mr.. Fillmore asked The House TO take up the
Presidents Message, with a view 10 is refe.
epce.
Mr.. Adams desired the consideration Of the
motion made BIZ him on Tuesday nigh, be resu-
med; but the House By general consen, took up
the message.
Mr.. Fillmore then offered a string Of resolu
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01
House of Representatives..

FRIDAY, December 9th.
The bill of the Senate 10 amend an act 20 in
corporate The Richmond trading and manufactu.
ring company. was read the first time and passed
to Il second reading,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01


lions referring each ss3J ct alluded 70 IN the
message 10 an aPer"PErate committee
Oae q the resolutions proposes - refer thai
portion i the mess = relating "a The T.T.1, /
The COMMITTEE on Manufactures.
Mr.. A0barfaa desired lis reference - the Con.
mlitee on WAYS aaG Mems, aut. III srt IA amend,
ment To that Affect.
This motion gave rise Ia n long 3rhate.
Mr. Athertan and his friends confcnd,a TIA,
Is al htHs relating IA the raising Of revenue. be-
langed t. the camniitte on Ways aud Meaas,
his tariff subject ought 10 have that reference.
they also urged that the president viewed the
question in M other light than one OF revenue.
Ga the othcr hand Messrs. Fillmore, Bfiee-,
and others agreed thar. although it was a qles.
ton Of reNenur. vet IA raising that revenue
Congress Vas bound 10 exercise Il discriminating
uewcr for the protection Of manufactures.
Messrs. Foster. Smith. and Others trnl'd that
rhe constitution cave CnrreSS any power 10 pro
tccl maa.Gcturss.
N o4rStt4n htI bonn taken when The II s4<a
.di,nraed.
In Ihs senate NJ Linn in,r,rtrs2 I'm mr.,
,I4inr Tar rhe arrun4fcy If The Drctr.u Trrrt,-
re which vas road twl-a
resolution was ala,teI ca,inr for The Dl,~
Of ,be .F.~ral AGENT"
Notices Of Great number Of bills were given
WAsunGr y, Dec. Il, 1911.
This marninr old Winter has come upon as in
al his fairy. f. SHOWS. hats and rams alternate.
~ and :, i :, dark IA ,ha M. 1h,t members
can scarcely DISTINGUISH friend. from f,es The
honorable Senator's who hive adj armed uI Mon.
d,y. viii not m Ike A very good sorculafien out
If their holyday. suppose they were alarmed
At the great number of !ulis introduced. and
thouaht =, GOOD poilrv to .ake a !ittle resi- before.
hand.
Fr.m The mass If business already in hand. II
~ -, a. "a. ~ l..- = -. -z,, .t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01
,ase then adjourned to Monday,
WASHINGTON, December 21, ISL.

WASHINGTON, December u, ISL.
Last night We had a violent storm. but this
morning the day Is clear, and the face Of nature
bright with beauty.
Abou, sixty members have left The CITY fr Ire
purpose Of spending their Christmas by Their own
hfesides. Hence We shall probably be without a
quorum until the middle Of next week.
Those members who remain. are IN high gtec.
For once they have cast aside politics. ard are
Challenging each oihcr-not 10 mortal combat,
but to eat and drink and make merry. ] believe
there IS no Ian IN the District which prevents
this
The police officers have i-s.cd a manifesto pro-
hibfting the fling Of p1stot=. the use II fire works,
t.. | hope thew viii kcs a bright lookout for ohen
ders. "a Of late wears at Christmas, II has been
unsafe for females 10 be out after sGnse'. Inc
other evening a young rascal came behind a lady
and fired a pistol close TO her ear.
Tomorrow the clerks in the various DepaI'-
ments have holyday withou, asking leave. %
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01

portion Of The message to he committee on ways
and means.
Nj Ssl.efs opposed the motion, aud desired 4
reference II the committee 90 manufactures la
'he coarse ct his remarks lac welt largely on the
necessity If protecting the tehseco interest.
h~ss's. Linn, RaNuor eud Bugirr tol.a~e ed. aud
the House al armed without takton The question.
ltis ~prahao.e that thls debate vii be prolonged
}ur a ~ctk.
P.S / 49, have ltme 10 say. as The cars are -
boat /, start, HAT che p'.u 81 u "Flscal Agent
been Submitted and referred.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-01
WASHINGTON, Dec. %, ISL.

WASHINGTON, De. %, ISL.
The weather thjs morning IS remarkably hae.
but the sudden change from last week has given
some score Of our members severe colds, So that
they cannot speak n a higher key than n Wits
per. In a place Ike THIS where we have several
climates III the course Of day, wearing flannel
next the skin i lndISpcust IDLE 10 health.
In the House Of Representatives. after an inf
fccraui attempt 70 renew the abnIiij"n debate, the
consideration Of he Presidents annual mes-ag"
was resumed. The question "ns on the amaad-
mcnt Of Mr.. A.herton referun. n nnch OF the
Presidents message AZ relates TO The tariff 10 the
committee on WAYS and means.
Mr.. Siade made a long. bat necessarily, untn-
terosting speech on The respective duties OF the
committee IN ways and means and that on man
ufactutes. lie opposed the amendment, aud nd
voca'ed the original resolution 20 refer tn The
committee on manufactures. About two hours
were occupied III quoting authorities. showing
the Importance of the manufacturing interest.
Mr.. SJIIers mex; obtained the Fl Ior, bat II being
late, he consented to waive his remarks until to-
morrow.
The Speaker laid before the House The annual
report of the Secretary o' the Treasury on the
Finances. l. was referred II The committee on
ways and means, and ten thousand extra copies
ordered 10 be printed,
The House then ahiaYraed.
In tho senate. the /! rIse btj making aPpro.
prlation for the pay OF members, and the other
expenses of the present session. vas passed
Numerous petitions asking the repeal OF the
Bankrupt Law. was presented and referred to the
Judiciary Committee, after which at an early
hoar the S5nate went INTO an executive session.
WAsHISGroH. Dec. 21. ISL.
The robbery at the Patent Office Is one IF the
most audacIaus fea:s We have On record, with he
exception OF that OF Blood, who nearly succeeded
IN carrying oH the crown and jewels from the
Tower OF London. The amount stolen II estfma-
ted at thirteen thousand dollars but, the real
value Of such 'relics' TO the country IS not 70 tic
estimated by money. So great - the IGdgua-
ton here against the robber. that should he be
caught IN the District be viii most assuredly be
!ynched. The gold snuff box. formerly presented
TO Mr.. Adams, Is alone worth $4,000. | presume
II has by time been destroyed. or the diamonds
extracted. There was a story afoat this morn
ing that the box had been recovered, but d not
believe Il.
In The Senate. We have had a long and stormy
debate On the subject Of the Pubic Lands. y
bill was introduced b. Mr.. Linn proposing io
appropriate the proceeds Of the sales oil he pub
lie lands. for the purposes If national defence.
II vas read twice, and on The motion Of reference,
the debate commenced.
III the House, we have had another fierce s'set
too" on the Tariff question, the question still be-
ing on the motion of Mr.. Anterior TO refer that
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26
NEW GOODS.
WESLEY JONES
la, just rcec;rsd fre.h supply cf.ev ans!
fashionable
FALL AND WHIT TER


nIETCT from the eastern markets. CON
IL prising variety Of styles and quail
lies, in par, as follows:
Dry Goods,
Cloths, blue, black, brown cadc, Mkt
invisible green, Sc, Pilot beaver and o,he
heavy cloths for over coats, cassimere', fg't
plaid and rib'd, IL great variety; cassine,l4
Of all qualities, colors and. prices; win,e,
ve..ings, a good. assortment: Kentucky Jean.
hard times, Linseys, Fiannels Of all colors,
Canton do. Merinos, assorted London and
American prints very cheap. elk and wors.
ted serge, silk and tabby velve,s ticking,
checks, diaper. Holland, Irish Linens. De.
aims, Dress silks, assorted brown and
blcached drillings, also. brown and b!eached
DOmc>tics.
Indies shawle, and dress hdlsls, silk and
cotton poke. do, Linen do, cambrscs, jac-
one,,s, Swiss aud book mnslins, Ladies
veils, gloves, hose &C.. mems Kid, buck and
wollcn gloves, suspenders, Linen collare
aud busoms, black silk and mcrino cr;.va,s,
comforts, bonnc,s, ribbons and artificial
fo,crs.
Boots and Shoes.
Mems coarse boots, Zip and c.li skin do.
mems ana boys pFOWHuse liuSh quinn
shoes, Ladies seal and calf skin walking;
shoes, slippers, childrcns shoes assorted,
over shoes for Ladies and gentlemen.
HAIRS AND CARS.
Gen,lemens fashionable Hats Of all sizes, nl-
so fur, seal, cloth aud scletie caps, large and
email very cheap.
HARDWARE.
knives and Forks. Pen Knives, spoons, RAJ
zors, scissors, coffee mills, axes. tacks, shot, ,
lead, nails, glass. &c.
Queensrdre
A large and general assortment.
GROCERIES.
Rio Coffee. young hyson and imperial Teas,
Brown and loaf Sugar, Tobacco, Pepper.
spice, ginger. alum, nu.megs, powder, bed
cords, Il.
Tie amour, Of my fall purchase in add.
ton to my stock on hand, now renders
my assert men, completes; aud the subscriber,
thankfully for pas, fuvoss, hopes, by a,:.n-
ton 70 business with desire 10 please. TO
still receive the same patronage, which he
ha,,ers himself he will, rs he is determined
20 sell goods very cheap for Cash, or APP
proved country produce. Just call and see.
WESLEY JONES.
Burlington, Nov. 1916. 10
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26
Ass,lSIyA S SALE

NOTlCE is hereby given, that there will
y be sold tothe hishes, bidder at the cour:
House in the Civ Of Burlington I. T., on
Wednesday the Both OF November 1912. a
large lot OF household and kitchen furniture.
consisting in part, Of Beds, Ia large lot,] Pill
lars, Spreads, Quilts, Comforts, Sheets. Mat
,rasscs. Blankets, and other Bed clothing
Also; Beds,eads, [alarQe LOT, one Side board,
one se,.ee, Chairs, Ia large lo,.l one Fender,
Andlrons, Carpc,ing, Ia large .lo',] W'sh-
stands, Tables. Cooking Stoves, Box q Sheet
Iron Stoves, D.canteIs, Looking-glnsses and
q variety Of other articles 100 numerous to
mention.
The above properly will be sold By order
Of the District Court Of Des Moines County,
rs the property Of Arson NJ. Bissell, = dis
eharged Bankrupt
Sale 70 continue from day to dry until all
Of said ARTICLES are sold.
Terms of sale. All sums under FIVE dol.
lars, cash iii hand. All sums oscr five dol
lars six months credit with approved secu.
rlty. NJ. =. GAME,soN'
Assinec OF Arson NJ. BlssELL.
Nov. 10, lsl2-2w
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26
NiGWa
i'm Ne,v Orleans an rne.a.,

.'In New Orleans. on Tuesday evening, the 25th
ult.. Of yellow fever. WILLIAM TAYLOR. aged 50
.gs rsa
Tor was native Of Ireland. and emigra.ed to Tie
youthful ardor and energy, .nd resolved 10 be
WI" pa,u mo smiled Is, asa
efforts and he though .he had obtainsd aud secured
aud an indie peaaence, when the grea, revision Of
:.
and let, him nothing bu. ..ou. hear. aud an hon.
ted. although the rsye. Sc was severe. and he had
now wife , ana two, two children e support. he com.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26

The whole ground on which Jefferson
City, Mo, is now built, has lately been
claimed by man named De Lislc. J.
appears this ground was purchased by
him previous to the war, and in 1912 he
enlisted in the army. His sisters who
had not heard from him since his enlist
ment, supposed he was dead, and sold the
property.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26
MASSACHUSETTS,! MUSlCv


PROFESSOR OF INSTRu MENTAL MUSIC,
Respectfully informs the citizens Of Burlington
that he will CONAN. nee an INSTRUMENTAL Music
SCHooI. in thi. City. on Monday evening next, the
Gath inst. at Mr.. Moore's New Brick Hotel, ON
Third Street.
Lessons will be given on Monday and Thursday
evenings Of each week. commencing att o'clock.
The greatest pans will tie taken TO make the
school not only interesting bu, profitable to each
scholar.
CIa,ionet. Bug!e, Trumpet. Trombone, French
Horn. &c. &c.
Terms-.Twelve lessons for $500.
Burlington. Nov. 25th, l842
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26
Western Hotel.

"Shoua auld acquaintance Be forgot"
TINHE Proprietor Of the Western Hotel, sit
uatcd on the corner os Fourth aud JET
ferson streets, takes this nccasion TO present
his grateful acknowledgements for the ibe al
amount OF patronage extended towards him in
time past, aud bcgs lcayctninform bis friends
and the public generally, that he has again
taken posse ssion Of this we'll know II establish
n,ent, and he hopes nv unremittcd and ;.ssd-
tous attention % merit continuance Of the
patronage hitherto bestowed.
During the short recess, tho House has been
thoroughly renovated and improved, and is
now ready for the reception of goarders and
the Travelling pubic.
Attached to the above Hotel, j. o commodI.
Gus S.ona Stable. together with extensive
yard room, and oifordii., facilities to travel.
lers not surpassed in the Territory.
JAMES w. NEALEY.
Burlington, May 81. i8i2-,f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26
NOTICE.

All those that are indebted to NJ. r. Cox &
Co, will find their notes and accounts, ii lees
th,n fifty dollars in the hands of O. Cock. Esq,
with few exceptions, and those are left with
Pos,lewait g. Cyeegan, who are authorized to
receive and receipt for the same. The notes
Of larger amount will he found with Posile
wait & Crecgan, and D. Rorer Esq.
Nov. 25tl ait. NJ. q. COX & Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26
II o T Ell s.
NATIONAL. HOTEL.

A'nr'w'nrrEnsoS cocsrs' 1owA.
Tyhis stand. Anying Keen greatly enlar.e.!
Il by the addition Of NEW AND CONVENIENT
BUILDINGS, is now ready for the accomoda.
ton Of tie public. Travellers. cmsran.s,
aud Others, will find it HOUSE, where
both the ENTERTAINMENT and the cnAnar rs
will lie as satisfactory as NJ any house west
Of the Mississippi.
The subscriber has taken pains TO procure
all possible information concerning tho
country: and persons visiting or eniyra,irg
to the Far West, will here find maps, and
other means Of information.
Horses can also be hired on reasonable
terms.
Boarding, by The day or week a. HE low
est rates.
Also room. for private families.
THOMAS DICKEY.
oct. Is, 1912. 6t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26
MEDICAL CARD.

nOcTOR HOLT announce to his friendsI
and the public, that he has removed h,s
ot!ice 10 Main-ssteet, in the old poss-ofice
building, where he will DO found ready ~
attend 10 all professional calls. Having had
,he advantages Of several years' experiences ~
some Of tho most extensive Eastern Hnf pitsls,
together with three years. practice in tho
West. he offers his services with the hope that
his ant cess mas eptiIle him % che public con-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26
E.stray Horse.

|rlvAKEs up by John D. Wright, living in
Plea.an. Grove Township, Des Moines
County |. +. one sorrel horse with blaze
facc-hin.! legs whi.c-marked behin, the
fore legs with sade'le gir,h and halter
mark on his nose. sbsul Ia hands high .
years old las. spring. Appraised at SGT 900.
Nov 4.i,. 1912. r. DUNLAP Clerk.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26

Wnpello, Sept. 3, ls42-6m.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26
NED CAL MOTTO ES.
E. is. Black. n. D.

TTAvlNG permanently located himself il
the city OF Burlington, respectfully ton.
dcrs hi. services in the practice Of Medielns
and Surgery.
r. s.-par,icular attention will be paid 70
diseases of tho chcs, BY Ausculfa.ion aud Per.
cussion.
Dr.. b. would refer to Professors Muss~v,
Harrison. Shotweil, aud DR.. Worcester, Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
Office on Main Street, opposite Fle.chsr's
ed, aud one door north Of Grimes & Starr.
Burlington, June 4, 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26

nIEECT from the eastern markets. CON
IL prising n variety Of styles and quail
ties, in par, as follows:
Nr. H1nuHC
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-26

Modern definitions Of o. K-"Old
Koon, "Orful Katastrophe,'' ''Ominus Of
the Kampaigne,' 1Over Rome. ''-"OIl
Korrcct" and the United States Bank are
now stObsOlefe ideas.''