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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17
Adv sN1..At1E,s AND DlsADV ANITA
GEES gF@fHE BALD AND BEARD
ED VARIETIES OF WHEAT.

adranages Of Bu7d Wheat-The
-four is winter, makes more pounds Of
-four 10 the bushel, as the hull is thinner
and therefore less bran, packs closer in
the bundle, takes less room in the stack
or barn. The disadvantages are, the liza
bility to lodge or to be thrown down by
storms and rains, rusts or blasts easier.
or more likely to be rusted or blasted,
takes longer to grow, does not ripen as
early in the season, and must be mixed
thinner in the paste before baking.
The ADVANTAGES OF BEARDED WHEAT.
especially the Payson Williams Black
Sea, are, sitter straw, not as liable to be-
beat down by storms, or to lodge on rich
land, quick in its growth, ripens early,
and will do to sow late, IS seldom known
to rust or blast, and probably bears more
heads to the acre, though that is doubtful.
1t need not be mixed SO thin in the paste
before baking. The DISADVANTAGES ARE,
yellow -four, thicker hull and consequent-
~ more bran. Does not make as many
pounds Of -four to the bushel.
Let it be remembered that all bald
wheat makes white -four, all bearded
wheat yellow flour. E. w.
Winthrop, May 1842.
Genesee Farnaer.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17

More Brick Houses Two new and
large brick store houses are going up on
the levee, and two ditto on Main street,
since the report Of last week. This is
the way we go 1t in Burlington. The
balance Of the world ought to be
ashamed Of itself for letting town six
years old get so far ahead OF all creation
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17

Judge Moan, the wltliest man in the
world, has started Tyler paper in New
York 70 prevent the clayites from s.head-
ing he captain''. Don't let them .scone
i, Judge" 81 the way, We should Ike the
honor ofan exchange.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17
Keep IL mdring The last "Hawkey,

Keep II mdring The last ssHawkeye''
very justly commences kicking up a
'.healthy excitement about that hole in
Main street, near Gen. Nights residence.
That's right, my covey. Give 'em thun-
der! It's aholy cause, and being friendly
TO morality we will back you. Ii is a
''reg'lar eye.sore'' to the whole city, aad
would look much better bunned UP.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17

o. slr. JACKSON, the new American
Charge 70 Denmar!s, died recently at Co
pcahagcn.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17
GEN. JACKsON'S FINE.

The wings in the House Of Reps man.
aged, by parliamentary man eyre, to get
the bill, providing for the payment Of
Gen. Jackson's fine 70. defending New
Orleans, in committee Of the Whole
|, Were thay strangledi it without assuming
the responsibilities the ayes and nays
cannot be had in committee Of the whole
Thus, while they feared to face the coun
try with their votes against the PROPOSE
ton, they we're mean enough to kill it in
committee when no individual response
bility could be made to rest upon them fol
the act! II was contemplate and COW
ardly piece Of business-welI worthy the
infamy ofthe present wing Congress.
Pennsyluania.-We observe that some
of thu Pennsylvania papers are propo
sing the name, Of Gen. Robert Fleming
as a candidate for Governor Of that State
IN 1914 A personal acquaintance with
the man, and a knowledge Of his services.
Induce the belief in our minds that Gen
Fleming moaMRinently deserves the
honor, and that n him the democracy Of
the Key Stone will find not only an hon
Test but a most able supporter Of thei,
principles. May she mantle Of popular
favor fall upon him land may he live no,
only to he the Governor, but, as he well
deserves TO be. the pride of his native
State $.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17

Touch o1 g fornado.-lJne day last week
q ,gnst Of wind struck with such force the
new three story brick house Just put up
by Mr.. w. II. Starr, as TO kno.ls ia the
gahlo ends and warp the walls from the
basement upwards. Il has bee,, found
necessary 70 tear the, whole establish
nent down level with the ground.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17
Dissolution.

HOUSE. TObLE,l's
l~NTDATED On Jefferson opposite the National
- 'loei, suitable for "a dwelling ore 'ice apply
to HawkaYa copy ~ S ykNf1l
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-17

Opinions IF The press.-We take this
occasion to return our grateful acknowl.
Judgments 10 our brethren 81 HE press il
this Territory, and elsewhere, for the
kind and complimentary manner in which
they have welcomed us into the editorial
fraternity. Their civili,ies.shall not be
forgotten. s. Meantime we shall endeayor
to render ourselves deserving Of their
goodopinion, and will labor sednlousiy
TO accomplish all that they hayesso gener
.ously predicted.
OF Always glad to see our friends and
customers Sat this office '-but .io.i'. like
mere newsmongers and Ioaiers to bore Us
by the hour when we are engaged iii
reading proof or writing editorials.
They should remember that s:lhsres is q
time for all things as we'll as place Tor
all loniers, and that The hour Of pubiica-
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AND
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VOLUME XII CoMMEN CING JULY, ls4s.
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