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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-12
From the Tribune
"The same Old Coon"
AIR: +" tSittin' on a rail"

AIR p" Stttin' on q Tdh.
"The Wings are recommending all their old de
vices OF 1910. The same Old Coon is in the fiel
again. Loco Foco Paper
As l walked out, dis afternoon,
To git drink, by de light OBJ de moon,
Oar l see dat same Old Coon
sttin' on tree
A sittn' on tree,
sittin' on tree,
A sittin' on a tree
And looking very glad
Says I to him, 'wot make you grinl
De Lokies say you's as dead as sin;
But dar you is-de same old skin
A sittin' on de tree, &c.
'Ob course | ar says he, 'and soon
De Wings will sing de good old tune
About dis very same Old Coon
A sttin' on de tree, &c.
when Massa HARRIsoN-bless his soul -
Begun de great Wing ball to roll,
Why, here | sot, and see de whole
A sittn' on dis tree, &c.
'One ting dar was in dat campain
| hope to neber see again
1t give dis Old Coon so much pain
A sttin' on de tree, &c.
Lookin' very bad.
De way 'Old Veto d take you in,
] oilers thought would be sin;
1t almose made me shed my skin,
While sttin' on de tree, &c.
Looking mighty mad.
Now, when you git into de fray
Dat will be fout for many day,
And end in 'lectin' HARRY CLAY,
Ill sit upon dis tree, &c.
Looking very glad.
And den, hope, if you put on
Your flag de name of any one
Wild his'n t will be an honcSt John,'
Or else not none at all.
So says dis SANE OLD CuoN.'
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-12
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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-12
Severe.

what do you suppose the world TO think oi
usP inquired pedanuc young man Of DR.. john,
son. why, l suppose said the doctor, sha.
they think me bull dog, and you tin kettle
lied TO my tall
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-12

John said rich Quaker to his ex,ravaesm
son, I'm afraid thou art getting to be rake.
Nay, father returned the youth drily,it's thee
that hath raked and am spreading il for thee
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-12
EDigram.

AS the lone, hungry loaler views
His iaiered, torn, and worn out shoes,
"Alas! cries he, they is full Of holes,
These am the times what try mems SOtes!''
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-12

DO see how that beautiful pea fowl expands
his poslerior appendage,' said modern belle
when peacock displayed his tail in barnyard.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-12

A gentleman in want of wife, addressed a
passionate biIlet-doux to lady, and added this
postscript: Don't be long in answering, as
have somebody else in my eye"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-12

The. Harrisburg Telegraph says it has been
discovered, by certain Doctor -Squlb, iha, the
Nightmare is produced in nine cases out of ten
fIom neglect TO Pay the Printer.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-12

Root Beer'--Mr. Root lately married Miss
Beer. down east,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-12

We copy, says The Salina Free Press, til.
following from The back Of a note Of the Mobile
Bank, Of Alabama. The writer's not exactly
GU, of the way:
Hark from the Banks an awful crash,
Mine ears attend the cry,
Here is bill that calls for cash,
But oh! lis all in my eye.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-12

DANIEL STROUD,
MICHAEL BROWN,
J. w. BURNETT, ESQ.
DR.. SAMUEL STOKES,
WILLIAM VAN BUSKIRK,
JOSEPH Y. WILSON,
LEONARD LABAR,
STROUD BURSON,
DR.. WILLIAM P. VAIL,
Committee.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-10-12

"You can, come it," as the thief said 10 the
chained bull dog.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
PORK PACKING.

1lVH undersigned having made rxtcn'iss
preparations for the packing ~ bret
aud Pork. nre nov ready ~ CONTRACT with
or cumpnni.s f"r pncking their
beef aud pO.k IN favorable terms. They
have connected with their packing h""sr,
~ extensive slaughtering establishment,
where the, are prrpn r'i I" kill aud pack
with the u.n."st ,irepntch, nny number ut
Hogs. aud will load a., boats. ard despatch
,,,cm n, u very shnr, notice. which will rns :
blr the owner. ~ wal. ill favor 'hIe wealth
er and water. aud then pn. the boats below
the RI pii. ~, once, b, this means he will
save cos, aud dn,,"ge ny detention We
will ni.o furnish barrels a ID .a1, f"r picking.
il desired, alta very low price. For iur'hcr
par .icmIars enquire ~ ,
GEO PARTRIDGE, or
E ID RAND.
N. B-IOON husi,rl. Turks Island SAT-
for packing. fn- snip rs Inv rs !, can b. Pnr-
ha.-,i aud br"ugi, !" shi. III 1rk.. Enquire
40 above
Burlington, JnIy :. lS4?.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
T.,Il~Ts,.',- SAI,E
DF REAL ESTATE

10y virtue of y deed ~ trust executed to
ID ne. the nnd. rsirn-d. b, Charles Made,n
ard Solomon Shertry. dated the firs, do. oi
September A. - lA4n, and recorded in sh-
z. cnrder'a office ~ D.s M.ines comfy. in
Book I'd. page 444-5 to secure William l.a1i.r
in the sun, at on. ,h"usand nine hur drrd and
seventy five dollars and sixteen hundrcdihs
ot q dollar, bearing interest 81 the rate oi
twenty pr csut per annnm from date, vail
proc. To cell, the 18Th of d. &c u. h. 4,
l84s. between the hours ut 10 O'clock n NJ
sal 3 o'clock r NJ II tia, da., in accordance
with the snld deed ~ trust, and ac.,",npi .sh
the purpOse thereof, at Pubtlc auction, ~ III.
dOoi Of the store laiel. occupied hy NJ. II
Cox, 4 CO, in the city Ot Buri.Dgsnn. en The
highest biddcT, the toilowile described r. at
estate, mentioned and r"mvrsrd 10 and ~
ss,d deed al trust. The halt al lot M IS
cOmmt nclng an the corner at Water ana Va
ley streets, and running with water sire.
north thirty tett, thence vest w ieet to III.
alley, th.ncr salth 80 teet to Vaiicy street.
thence III feet To the place III beginning
.Als.,, tn. west has ri ilr north west quar,@r
VI section Ia. also .ii that part oI the ives.
hsif Ot I1s aOr,i. wrs, quart vi SECTION tween.
", ivInx aud being situated gu ihe south aud
east s,d4 Of Flint creek. containing seventy.
live acr. ., mO.e or lrss. ail being ~ l"w nship
20 norin OF range I wcst. Terms u sale cash
~ b. nd.
MOSES 3. COX. Trus,se.
sept ~, I842-3m.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
BARGAINS! BAKGAINNM
New Spring aBd Summer Goods.

wv II. MAuRO is nov receiving fresh
w supplies of esas"0ahIe Dr., Goods,
winch together with stock previously on hand
willtmbrace very large and general aa.crtme ut.
Consisting in pa oi-A great VARIETY Of PRINTS
In. sh. rrnch and An.s rican. light. dark and
fsnciss. Of the latest styles; R.aI Wool.dys6
black Cloth. very superior .r,icls; also, blue,
pA'".d lawns. u"d'e.s,d xingh."s; super cotton
hosiery, fine ki.' aud cotton gloves; $50 pi<re5
bltsch'd and brow" shsetiUgs and shistiMgs ass'd
silk bsnsnn. dag and longe@ hdkfs; italian ira.
vats; gum su~l,~Htlers; culor'd rambrirs; Dslpask
table c"hs Russia diaper. black silk velvet, satin
aud ta"c. V.sti"g.; Ky. jeans. .'assner.s. French
aud cotton do. sattinets. ganbroon drills; Canton
and Pi't.6elh cords, with ssristy Of Other pan.
taIoon studs. Blue drillingy; Threads, sswinxs.
cot1ous AID trimmings; checks. hxs nels. &c e,
The above comprises hut = small portion the
assortment including most articles "a the staple
line.
Shoes.
An excellent sssp, tmsnt Of shoes, combating Of
La,its aud Misses rroccn kid and calf Il in sDip.
ptrs and walking shoes. .n+ns. boys and youths
br"Ean.. &c.
Grrurci.assrs frr cash. are particularly invited
TO- call b. fore milking .ti.ct ms. ~ IN. - sous
will be sold by the quantity by retail ., IL. nost
reduced prices. living s,esn purchased the Moae
advantageous cash terms.
Warehouse corner Frnnt and Washington .ts..
rcnira' landing snrii 81
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
sNllhC IlM,TTis."

These words were frequently uttered BY TfIosiAt
JEFFERSON, lust before his eath An old poet
MLaRlcA. gives Tic prayer in the following lines
.'Ti, enougi-tie hour is come.
Now within TIE silent tomb
le.tl. mortal frame decay.
Mingled with il. kine|red clay.
Since thy Mes,iss oft of Did
ly Thy ctnsen seers were told.
Tsitstul now and steatliasf prove.
God of truth. and God If love.
Slice al lenst', my aeed.ye
.sa Sees the day. spring iron, on high.
Sun Of gh;tnusnrss. to thee.
10! tire nations hoW the knee:
And the ren!ins of distant k,nys
Own tie healing OF thy wings.
Tho,e whom DEATH i.at rspread
With hisdark and dreary shade
Lift Their = es. aud .ron MAR
Hail tho light - .fsrol'a altar,
Waiting t;'s;he promised ray
Turn their d a,kness into day.
Fec the beams. intensely shed.
Sfine DER Sion's favored head!
Never may they hence remove.
Cod truth, and God OF love-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05

Deacon SNOWFALL, in one Of his SER
mons, gives the following apt hit II mat
ronial government '.Whpn Potter Wiig
den strapped his wife fodder day, she tell
him Gu, he was no geinman. and she sed
she w"a.J complain tn dt. Wo,nnn's Rite
Society and so de- won,ans ob da, society
called TO see Peter enn Peer treat dem IL
egg.nog and roas, chicken. and i-y sed
,ey guessed dat his w,ie was III de rung
arler al, tor dc esg-f,ug was berry good.
and do chicken WAS lust rates
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
xl,M c.,pAkl NERsLllp.


sAN!a ANDERSON having solo wv"
az ,h;rd. W hi in,crce, in his Sa" VIZ.
;r;,, Nh. Dis, Hers. &c |" Robert y. y"
.,er.or md 'Th,nns B,.sc,,. The hns'a'sa
IN future will he conducted in tne name ,'"'
.,,De nj Anderson. Bn.sntt 4. Co. Mr. ba'
-,u hcinr nm experienced Mil)~risht. "n''
r. g. Anderson practical SAWYER. "" cav
80, iuct hnsinr.s in u maHnrr "nrh more
I,nunyt.n,,. .h,n heretofore W" hnv' y
u,u,;,y III I.u,nbcr on hand md will CO"
;uup a. saw ~ order IN deliver the .'''
., lturling,nn on the most ranson"n'e terms
The hirhrs, price .iven f"r c"r", y r'e!'
when. aud rye delivered at their mills, w.
miles south ~ Eur'iEvinn. -
J\NES ANDERSON.
THOMAS BlSSErT.
RDBT. q. ANDERSON.
;u,c,, Ilawkeve copy
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
Summers gone I!
WRONG .<Or THE LABORINt POOR.
RY - th sxkR ELIlGTr. CE sHEkFlEI.n. Eng.

WRONG nor TIN. LABORINt, POOR.
RI =, tssxsR ELICIT. CT sHEffiEi.n. Eng.
Wrong rot TIE laborir. rorr. by who " y+ liz.
Wrong not ycur humble fellow worm. " proud
For t;ud will not the poor man wr"ns. forgive
Eut hear his Plea and have his plea allowed.
o. be no, like the vapors. sn'endnr-rolled.
That. sprung rom esrths green breast.-usurr
III. sky
Then spread around rontagon black and cold.
Till AL vi mourn the dead prepare to die!
No! initiate TIE bonn,. Gus LIQUIDS. that rise.
Freight with bliss from river vale :Ed r!ain:
The bnnnteous clouds that beauty the skirr,
Then dill the lap Of earth with fruit and grain
Yes! emulate the .,oun,ain and the food.
That trade in blessings with the mighty deep!
Till ronth.d to pfacc. AID sa,<ft with good,
Mans heart be hafp> child asleep.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05

A New Way TO MAKE SUGAR The
experiment Of making sugar from corn
stalks, has been tried with success in both
Pennsylvania and Ohio. We have hearu
ofonc gentleman who carefully cherished
the fall growth md development, Of his
stalks, for the sake Of the sugar the,
would yield. When The small ears OF
corn n.sde their appearance, he topped
then. of. SO as 10 lraye all tn. atrrng. Ii
ofthe plant to GO into The stalk; wh,cl.
thereby was made to grow TO create.
heightE Should this source Of agricultn
ra! wealth yield all 'ha, is expected from
II, Il Will be a great gain 10 the farmers
Of the West, who will rrjoicc to find their
superfuous corns,aiks can he turned to so
good an account. 1t seems tho: in many
parts Of the West, they are making mo-
lassss, also. from orns,a'ks.-Jonr 81
Com.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05


YDv Virtue Of deed Of ,rn.t to me give,
10y VIM. Leir'i, 10 secure the paym4n,
81 csr,nin sum of money 10 Moses B. Cox.
(which deed If trnst is upon record in ,h
Recorders Once Of DE-. Moines County. il,
Iowa Tcrri."ry,) I will pr.crrd 10 sell o.
ne 18th Aay Of November next, il front 81
the old st. re-homse Of NJ. Il. Cox y Go
the following Described property in the Ci, !,
Ut Bnrling, ton, ia Drs Moline. County an,
T4rri,,ry Of Iowa. viz: Lot. No. SCI am
52g 9th all the uppurlrnances therenn,e
belonging Or app+rtaining Snle 10 TAX.
place bet r4,, ,he hours nf 10 O'Clock A. NJ :.
and 4 O'Clock p M-l'erm. cash. Snci
,i,lr ~ is vested in .ne by sad deed Of ,rn.,
will be made 10 the purchaser. There il IL
horlling IN one %! snid lot..
CHARLES MADEIRA, Trustee.
Oct. Is, lA42. 4,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
Dc you smoke, Chew, u sn4iiQ
HE subscr,ee, having @.,.s.li.hed hin,

HE subscTheT having eslaIished hin-
seit in ,t,r lObACCONIST BUSINESS.
il Bnrinx,oa. immediately opposite the Poet
Office, on Nam Street, takes this m@tl.Od Of
'ni"rm'ng the public generally, that he 10 pre-.
pared 10 manufacture all ARTICLES in MS line Of
the bes, Quaiis. and on the NEST svnable
tsrms ev. "tiered IN the West. He will KEEP
constantly on hand all kinds IT CHEWING
and SMOKING Tobucco, SNUFF. ana Sc
CARS 81 ev.N variety aud qualit,, which be
Will warrant 70 be- - good, il 40. better, ,haD
any ever Offered tyr sAe IN the market. 10
short, he Wound cay to oil those who ore fond
o. Chewing. Smoking or Shutting 70 cali o.
him '0s the real genuine artIcies " lshina -
maxi his home ~ burlington, he h".%s re-
c@'ye share Ut che liberal suppo5a Of dis
comm anisy. Give me 81.
LOUIS 1EUSCHnk.
1sslisssse, Jsly ~ l01D~4S ~.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
NEW GOODS.

lust received per steamer Iowa, fresh
- supply II Goods rs foll"ws:
ssrs Goa.
Fancy ,.a;n.ed lawns and Muslin,
I.igh, Chime, Prin,.,
Bleachci aud Brown Muslin,
Mrn's an, Boys summer Wear. cheap,
Splendid silk Shnwls, Pickne., to,
Fancy Silks. Scarf. Gi"v.,s. FIo.ery,
Parasnl., F.n. Ribbons. Ar,:lcinla; &c.
COT7ON Y.9R.NS,
Assorted Nnn,',rr.. from 6 10 10. Pit,.burE.
HATS And SHOES.
Mems aud boys PALM aud straw Hats, also;
Boo:s and shoes, we'll assorted.
Qneenswarr.
A first rate assortment Of QUcensware.
Grceries.
he., Rio Coffee, N. . Sugar. Loaf do,
Imperial aud Y. u. reas, Rice, Molnsses,
T"pacco, Cigars, Mn,iier. Indigo, Pepper;
As,spice and Salt by the sack Or barrel;
cheap.
HJRDWAHE
Grain and Grass SC, tbs. Suem,s, llar Forks;
Panied Buckets. Be,icord-. Nails, Glass;
Knivr. and Forks. Sponns, Pen-
knives. sc. SC.
LEATHER -Hurness ard Sole LD0iher
BOOKS.
A genera! nsanfti...n, nf School Books.
All of the above articles ] an .i.pss~d TO
cell ,cr, low p.riccs. chtnp,r ,hnn ever.
tor cash or approved Produce. tall and
see. near prices and judge Tor y"nrseIscs.
WESLEY JONES
Burlington. J"nc ", ia?
f'!.kny" c"py.)
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
All Sorts Of Paragraphs.
rMpf.OYMENTs.

EMF&R ~ NJ E1tN i
The census of Ie4O shows,haf the pao.
rle in the United States ars employed as
i",,ow, s.,,e.se,
Mining ,,osoe
A,.m' .,vr;,. s,l tr,ttne 9A,72a
Navigation uf the ocean DIV
av;ra,ion Of ean.,s AMI lake. and rivers g a76
! Ii armed prof ssio"s and engineers 65z55
1, will he seen bv the above that there
are moro than three times as nany per
! sous employed in agriculture as there
are in al, the other emp,oymcn's in the
United States; and yet the wings hink
| il wise policy to put down agricultural,
! by making it support all the others.
THE END OF THE WoRLp-The New
York Tan'er has quite an ELOQUENT rnra.
graph on The end OF The world. rs predic.
ted hv the M,lleri,cs u concludes thus:
"They p,we over the prophecies. and
think upon tho signs and wonders in the
heavens. the dark day. the Calling stare.
and the wars. which nark the coming of
tho pren, md dreadful dav Of the Lord.
They cheek the innocent g'ee 81 child
hood. and the ardent hopes of youth.
Young men woo n, more the lovely mai
|dens of those bright lnnds-and eyes
which would sparkle with pleasure. look
coldlv upon the fleeing JOYS of existence
The hoary mountains which they frat
looked upon. he RICH, lakes, glnncng
: and glr,ering in the snn.ighi--a'l that j.
beautiful. all that il glorious IN nature. is
doomed--,he fin, has gone fnr'h--'he
time il drawing near, the end Of ali
, things IL AT hand
A BrAurlFu1 ExrRAcr Oak
We pause a, he foot Of the great oak
and survey iis majestic height and its
wide. reaching hrant hes. We COZ nj on
it's trunk the many wears tina, il hns been
rearing it's head against the mighty
+! storms that have in vain spent their force
upon it's gnar'ed boughs We di. about
lis roots 10 find out toe secre, OF its dre1
hold upon the earth. and Ne discover ,ha
, time. instead Of weakening its grasp
/. gives it frmer grip. This noble trek
is Fl, emblem of our matchless republic
1t protects all that comes within it!
range, and stands upr,gh, IN every peril
Ii has no Upas poison lurking abou, it
|fibres. and therefore all may rest safely
beneath lis branches. 'ris the tree o
Liberty, THAT points its head to heaven. j,
alteration of it's high source. and stretch
es GU, its eafy arms for protection II
the hardy sons Of freedom, ali tis worlt
over.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
Poe,ical.
SUMMERS CONF.

pY MRS. NORTON.
uasAi through the din wood'A dytsA
With moan.
hintly the winds arr signing
Sum,uer's gone:
IT. re v hen ~. bruised heart fctIeth
Ant tie pale moon her face revea leth.
DarA'r my foo. step .tea!eta
10 r.ep alone
Hour after hour wander
ey me- q unsetn-
Acd sadi, my young thoughts poudef
Un what hash been-
Summer gone!
There in our own green howers.
Long ago.
Our path the tangled aowerv
Treating slow
Oft hand IN hand enswining-
OFT side by side reclining
We've watched in its crimson shiains.
The sunset glow.
OiMi, the snn now buineth
For III. ai,ne-.
Spring after Sprung returneth.
Thou art gnme-
Summers gone
Still on M, warm cheek playeth
The restless breeze
Still in its IL. shne>s staycth
B,tw.cn the trees
Still til. hlue str. alnl.t gn.heth~
SILL I'll. proud rirer rnshrs,-
Sill III. calm silence nus stl,-
Tie heart disease
But who shall bring our meetings
TACK againl
What -hallr.c II tn, greetings
l.. we'd III ,al,r'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
ToAAross : CuRI For Scorps IN PICS

ToMAToEs a CuRE FOR Scouts IN PICS
--Las, fall We had = ply that saa taken
with the scours b#dIy. We tried yari-
GUS remedies for il with but little etfec,
One dry y threvs6ver Ia il two or three
tomatoes, wh.., j, Ate readily, and which,
We found gave Il relief. By follow ing
This contst i,w days, j, wss finally
cuTed.-luaia j'aymer.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05

A PLAYERS REpARTHE. When Hey
wood, on his return from hanishmeGi
prcsenttd himself before his royal mis-
,ress, ..Wha, wind has blown YOU hith
e. q asked Queen Mary.
Two especial one )" replied the come
dian; ION" of them to see your Majesty
1--WE thank you for tha,.'' said Mary
but pray for VIVA, purpose was ,i.t
nlher7''
..Tha, y"nr Majesty might see me-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05

One Of the vendors Of the new life Of
Henry Clay, walked up 10 the carriage il
which Mr.. Webster departed from the
Astcr House, and earnestly said, "rake
the life Of Henry CIayg' 81 cannot take
The life Of SO eminent cilizen,'' was the
reply
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
BANKRUPT No,ir,.s:
TylyTD STATES 1F AMERICA,

UNIFIED STATES IF ANEHlCN'
Dis,ric, Court Tor the first judicial O's-
tic, in the Territory Of Iowa.
TIE cred;tor. Of Rodney Arnold: decreed
.snkrups. whr have proved Their debts, and ON.
.r.ons In interest arc hereby notified that tn'
III ofr.bruarv next at Rurtnxto" in tht county
d.. Moincs. in ,ait 1+rri,' ~. has bee" d'.,g,
tied nv the cSnr, a. the time aud 'are when and
she re they ma, attend md sh.W ca :" any 'h+n
MI b- granted l., said bankrupt. Dated TINS -
10, or S-pse,nhcr. ,ai2. by 'rd.r Of the court
NV E. J r Woods. anlrs : Dn"'ap.r'k
October z2nd lBA2-l"w.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
CRY MARKET.

? I NHE .nh-criber has openr's \ make. in
i the store jus. below Mr'srs Bridym""
Brothers. Main strret, where cnn he fo"n.i ~
aii times the beet kinds Of F.EsH Mar aud
VKGLTAsLEs. AIs", smoked ham-, Sidss and
shoulders: dried beet, leaf lard, picked
pork aud beef. sansages. &c.
nm al.e prepared n sUpnis families with
Il E., and shall have it Oh hand NJ my msr.
keI house ~ all times.
n.a. IA, ls4l. +. D. RAND.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05

Lend. and never ask 10 be- repaid; soft
S.ap every body with who - YOU Come in
contact; coincide exaclIv with your
ne'ghbor's sentiments; ask every OWLS
advice; make presents, give treats, meek-
~ suffer Yourself to be spit upon and to
be cheated, have no mind Of your own.
dispute no mans bill. aud you will be uni
veraaliy despised.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
UNIFIED STATES OF AMER,C>.
District Cnur, Tor the first judicial Dis

trio, in ,h.. Territory Of iowa.
Tie =. ditor. If Nichol.. {; Pl,a.,nts u d. creed
ba"kru I. Who have proved their debts. aud other
persona interest hereby not ird that the
9TH day II February next. 2, Burlington III the
county Of p.s sloines IN sat, TERRITORY. las been
designated by the court tue tune and p,ac. wh.n
aud VII. th.. may attend. and sl'tw cause i any
shalt not I've ranteA 10 sail bankrupt, ,ate.' .h.
18TH day nf October 1872 Ny order Of IN. court.
J s I.nnl.p. clerk
\ ~ ,a,rn.L s,,isr ~ 80 .t}.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

Dislric1 Courl Tor the first Ju1cla1 DIS.
the. ia the Territory OF Iowa.
The creditor. Of v illam Grifr, decree J
bankrupt WIN have prov I'd th.i dents. and OF er
per.ns in ~ - hereby "ntifrd. that the 7th
of D-s Mones said Territory has been designate
nv tn. court. the time and place. when a, where
III. y may attend aud sh.w IL any they MAJ,
have. why .certifca;- II fnai discharge sha'l not
ne granted 10 said bankrupt. DATED t. 18th day Of
October l84l. BY order OF the court
J s I,nniap. clerk
d. Rorer a.l'r Octnber e l942-tOw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05

Opp in our exchange papers we late
" noticed the following marriages. which
we republish under appropriate hca,l~:-
Going dhead.-Mr. John Going 10
Mrs. A. Hcad.
Al Right Mr.. Levi All TO Miss Jane
right
Shnr, ami !S,cret MIR James Short to
Miss En,eine Sweet.