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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
y. WENDEL,S
Bakery and COME ctionary.

IL. w LIN DEL.0
Bakery and Confectionery.
TUNHE subscriber would respectfully Inform
the citizens Of Burlington aad it's yicin-
icy, that he s now fitting up his Bakery and
Confectionery Store in good style, lat bis old
stand on the corner Of Main and Columbia
strects,) where he will be able to furnish,
whenever called for, all articles ia his limo,
such as--
BREAD, CRACKERS,
Pilot do. CANDIES,
RAISINS, LEMONS,
NUTS Of all kinds,
And in fact every article usually kept in such
establishments.
All orders for Cakes, Bread, SC. supplied
on the shortest notice.
The undersigned takes this occasion TO re-
turn his sincere thanks to this community for
their liberal patronage heretofore, and hopes
by q strict attention 10 his business TO merit
a continuance Of the same.
march l2 J. wendell.
N. b. STEAM BOATS supplied with
Bread, Crackers, Ice, SC a oil hours. aud on
libesrl terms.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
READING. March3. 1889.

That certifies that my wife Mrs. Deem
had for nearly eleven years suffered from
scrofulous eruption, resembling letter,
which eat deep holes in her face, neck.
and arms, the constant dischargn Of which
destroyed her health, and FIRE quently con-
dned her for differentsPerlods to her bed,
during which time her suferings were
very great. The best medical attendance
was obtained, and all the known remedies
were tried with but an alienation Of the
complaint, which always returned with
increased maligni:y. Having lost all
hopes of recovery, she had almost deter
mined to give up the use Of any other
Medicine, she was, however, by persua-
ton, induced to try OAKELEY'S DE-
curative SARSAPARILLA, the use
of five bottles, Of which, has removed the
disease, and restored her to perfect health
THOMAS BEEN,
Opposite the Depot, Reading, Pa.
have attended Mr.. Thomas DEEMS
family for the last few years, during
which time, occasionally prescribed for
Mrs. Deem, for the affection alluded 10 in
the above certificate, with but temporary
relief. have every reason to believe her
restoration to health, is entirely owing to
the use Of Mr.. Oakeley's 'Depurative Syr-
up Of Sarsapariila.'
SOLOMON G. BIRCH.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
NEW SPR1VG GOODS.

NEW SPRlNE GOODS.
vTNHE subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens Of Burlington and its vicinity,
tina. he has just received, and is now opening
fresh supply Of
sPING GOODS,
direct from the eastern markets, witch to-
tether with his stock now on hand renders his
assortment complete, comprising all kinds OF
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Gro
cerics, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Bon
nets, &c. DC.
all Of which am determined sell to very low
for CASH.
Those who wish to economist these hard
times, will please call at the old stand OIL
Jefferson street, and examine for themselves.
April 3O-2m WESLEY JONES
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
Co.PartnerShip.

+ w. BABBlTT L II. s. SUMMERS,
IL. have entered into co-pnr,nership. un-
der The style of Babbis, & Summers, for the
purpose Of manufacturing Rifles, Fo"lins
pieces and Pistols, al the old stand OF l.. W..
Babbit,, on Main stree. fourstoors below the
NAtionol Hotel
All kinds OF repairing done on the short
es, notice, and warra 1,ed il well used.
b. 81 S. are prepared TO manufacture Hi
Aes. Fowling Pieces and Pistols on as easy
terms. and Ola superior style Of workmanship
10 any manufactured ,oest c,slhc mountains.
B.& 5. keep con.,aa.!ss..pn hand Rifle pow.
der, lead, Shot, Percussion caps, Ferrous
sion Powder (gold ylazeA,) Flinss, Gun
Worms, Pocket compnssss, ksecl cap boxes,
and almos. ever o,her arsicls, KEEP. in such
Embellishments. I'D
N. b. We are prepared % Snufacture
to order, Store md Prison Lockssa Reaver
Ouer and Bear Traps, Pad Locks, ke.x
Engraving on steel. copper q WOOD, done \. =
in a nea. manner and on lhe shortest notice
For further particulars please cail a. thu
shop.
Il. S. SUMMERS.
| Burlington, June la, lS42.-,f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY j
OAKELEY,S

Dcppurative SyrHp, or Compound Fluid
Eatracl IF SarsapariNa.
The subscriber has discovered meth
cd by which the virtues Of hat valuable
root
THE SARSAPARlLLA.
May be extracted without losing any Of
lis medicinal properties. This medicine
is prepared after a receipt Of the Medical
College, a receipt recommended by the
Faculty as The best formula for the pre-
paration Of the fluid extract Of Sarsapa-
rilla. ..s.>
This Extrcct may be given with per-
feet safety to childses, and is conscien-
tiously offered to the public as purifier
Of the blood, which in all cases will great
" alleviate and inmany entirely cure the
fHbwing diseases:
EObstinale cruptions ofthe skin,
Pimples or postules on the face,
Biles which arise lroman impure habit Of
body, =.
Scaly eruptions,
P;tines in the bones,
Chronic rhumatism,
letter,
|scroiula, or Kings evil,
White swcliings,
Syphilitic SYMPTOMS.
And all disorders arising from an impure
|, state Of the blood, either by long resi-
dencc in a hot and unhealthy climate,
the unjudicious use Of mercury.
have thought it necessary to attach a
| few certificates Of its beneficial effects,
from persons we'll known in the county,
as references:
This certifies that my little son, about
years old, had suffered for long time
from extensive sores on tho right knee
and leg. (supposed to have been white
swelling,) which | found impossible to
heal, even by the aid of the most respecta-
bic medical advice, until | was recomn,en-
ded to use Mr.. George w. Oakeley's
Compound Syrup Of sarsaparilla, eight
bottles Of which not only healed the sores
but perfectly restored the child's health
which had suffered much in consequence
Of this affection.
CATHARlNE BINGEMAN,
9TH above Penn st. Reading
The above case was presented TO me
both before and after the use Of Mr.. Oak
eley's syrnp Of Sarsaparilla, and | have
no hesitation in believing that it was the
agent Of his restoration.
JNO. p. HESTER, M. ID.
Reading, Sept. l2, 1887.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
Oct. Is, l84l'

and Jepelry, and a great variety Of articles
usually kept in his line, sc which he invites
the attention Of the public generally. From
quality of his articles he hopes 10 give general
satisfaction TO all those who may favor him
with their patronage.
N. B. Watches and clocks Of all descrip-
lions repaired and warranted al the shor.es,
notice. A share Of public patronage is re-.
specially solicited. His Store i on Main
street, ut the sign Of the Golden Watch.
april 3 A " CARPENTER.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND
OWNERS OF HORSES.

Has your horae .llc Sweeney! leo, apply
ihe Linimen, two or three times day, rub
hing we'll with the ends Of your fngres.
Has your horse The Fisluia. II 80, add to
enc bo,,Ie Of the Linimenl one and half
sunces Of the oil Of Sassafras, mix i well in
. cup together, and rub the diseased part
FIwice day with the mixture
Has you. horse the Zig Head or Big Jaw?
If 30, mix and apply the Linimen, in the
same manner as in the case Of Fis,uln.
Has your horse the Spawn? Ifso, frs, bea.
shs effected part with a round smooth stick
antil IL 10 somswhat bruised, then mix and
apply the Liniment ia The same manner AZ
ia The case Of Fislulu aud Big Head.
Has your horse Scratches? II GO. apply
the Liniment three times 10y, and occa-
sisnally i ash the par,s with soap and water.
IIas your horse spruin! II PC. apply,
the Linisment.
Has your horse weakaess or trembling
n he L,mbse II 30, apply tbs Linimen,
.Lres aimes day. rubbing well with u rough
cloth.
HISS your horse scum or Aim on the eye?
Ii 90, apply the Liniment on the hollow q
hove The eye swo or three times day, and
i vii. eEsc,uul,y remove il.
alas your horse III splinlf II %, apply
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13

TINWELvE Kegs Nails,
dog scythes and Snea'hs,
do Grain Shovels,
do Spades,
do Hay Forks, i.
do Garden Hoes.
Grass Scyth6 Stones,
Just received per steamer Brazil and for sale
low tor cash orcouniry produce by
April is DAVID &.KlTCHEN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
"a
VI I
CHA E~ -

Z VIE subscriber has Jus! received large
II LOT Of first rate Cincinnati Chairs, Of
all kinds, such as Cane bottom, imitation OF
mahogany, Stat back, Scrool tops, and Sew
ing Chairs an excellent article for the La.
dies; and in fact almost every article in the
chair line, TO which he invites the attention
OF the public. All of which he will sell
low for cash. ISAAC DEWElN.
,Tnr 2f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
New Cabinet Warehouse.

IlNHE subscriber respectfully informs the
citizens OF Burlington and surrounding
country, that he has opened Cabinet Shop in
Burlington, where he will keep constantly on
hand a general assortment Of Furniture and
Chairs, OF the very best quality. Furniture
made TO order at the shortest notice. l will
sell low for cash or on short credit.
ISAAC DEWEIN.
Rurlinptan mny g. lAAl.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
i. Terms:

nArThe lossS 7trritorial dsetie, Ss4 -.
hngton .advs,eser, is published once a week !
on an imperial sheet, ut THREE DOLLARS
year if paid in .advance--or FOUR DOLLARS,
il no, paid until after the expiration of the
first three months.
rj-No paper discontinued until all arrearagss
are paid.
Persons who reside out Of tho Territory
and AZ distance, who IRE DESTROYS of be.
coming subscribers, must, in order to have
their names entered on our books, accompany
the same with the subscription money, nor
will any subscription be taken for ii less pc
ROD than one year, without payment in nd.
vance.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES will be inseact
Il The rate Of 81 per square for the first inser.
ton, and so cents for very subsequent ono
70 yearly adver,iser'e liberal dsdnc,os
will be inside
MofFITT's LIFE Plla1 AQoallx eiTTERSyI>
SIBERIAN Ague Specific. rra atsd
10 cure the nsue and fevers IensS
returned. ss
| Rowan,l's Tonic Mixture, sf@
DR.. John Sappington's Pills, Il.
| Miles extract Of Tomato pills, subeii-
i ,u,e for calomel.
| Cooper's Pulmonary Balsam for the cure
Of Coughs, colds, consumption &c.
DR.. spohn's Henuche remedy, for sick
headache, &c. &c. for sale by
dec Is G.. w. WESTBROOK.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &c.
ME- citizens OF Bu

ME citizens OF Bur.
u llngton ana sleinity
are respectfully informed
that the subscriber has
just received and is now
ming q general assor..
Irnnt nfE-.k. WuI-L.,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-13
Western Hotel.

Burlington, June la, 1912.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-22

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fast. has the largest circulation any paper in this city,
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city country Prices moderate-cash In adj
NEW YORK LANCET, published weekly, price l2i
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Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-22
Rector of st. Marks Churc
November q. 1872.
Conmon Council.

Board OF ALpERMEN.-Monday evening, Nov. IL
Present. the President and full Board The minutes of
the last meeting we're read and approved
Communication from his honor the Mayor read return
ing with his objections the resolution ordering the coun-
sci of the corporation defend suit instituted by Mr.
Norris for infringement Of his patent for tapping the
Croton water pipes
Alderman Dawes and Alderman PuRDY in relation 10 the
subject of the Mayors commune atom
Alderman PURpY moved that this veto message be pub
hed in two papers lone other besides the American
Alderman JosEs wanted the Standard added The Pie
bean was also named Alderman PuRpY also named the
Journal of Commerce. The question was first taken on
the New York STANDARD. 1t was carried Next the
New York American-carried. Then on the Courier 4
Enquirer end the New York Plebeian-los
Public School Society-read. II complained of several Of
the provisions the School Law OF 1872 Referred TO the
Committee on Arts Sciences and Schools sey ,t pc
Leave was granted. OF the Committee OF the Aims
House for $4,000 for rebuilding bakehouse Mt Bellevue,
the old one having been burnt down-graned or the
Third Congregational Church in eth street. to erect some
pillars in front their church or butchers fishermen,
and others Of Union Market for the enforcement OF the
market laws in the nth ward Laid the table. ofthe
inhabitants Of Houston street and vicinity Tor putting that
street. between Lewis street and the Ferry in passablo
diion IL having been rendered impossible by the dig
cling to lay pipes. Referred to the Croton Aqueduct
Committee. .l.
solution TO appropriate slaoo to defsy the expense Of in
troluclnr the Croton water into the old Aims House.
Adopted Report of committee on the New York
and Albany Rail Road. 1t long and able
report Several resolutions were submitted by
the committee favorable TO the construction of the rail-
road and were passed They ordered to be printed
AID PuRpy desired that double the usual number of copies
be printed that the public might be universally informed
on the subject This seconded by Aid. DAWES. Car
ried. .f..a .... ..-.. u. -.lr.-a
or the Finance Committee, petition of G. II. Win
ter to purchase lot of land They ask $1,000 for the lot
of ground on 18th street. Concurred in OF the Commit
tee on Finance relative TO gore OF land LIST Avenue
end I'd street. II recommended TO sell for 500
Concurred in OF the Finance Committee relative to the
sale of lot of land the southeast Of Duane
and City Hall Place, to Martin Waters, for 50 500. Con.
CURED in. or Committee Lamps andGas to light the
street with gas where mains are laid Cencurred in. or
committee against lighting ell streets with where
mains laid. Aid. WEsr stated that there are
some 30 streets where mains laid BY the
Gas Company. but which not lighted with gas;
that il would require 1900 lamp posts al sn
expense OF S25 eachat total cost Of some $sooo ~
opposed mourning this expense. The Alderman Of 'he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-22
Father NIiller's Great Camp Meeting

Father MfIIer's GreNt CAMP MeetInK
Is published in splendid EXTRA HERALD,
in the quarto form, being full account Of each
days proceedings. for ten days, Of the Second Ad.
vent believers in Newark, including their sermons,
songs prayers &C., together with the sayings of the
Rev. Mr.. Brownlee against them; illustrated with
three beautiful engravngs portrait of the Prophet and
several the camp ground Price 81 cents per
copy-or cents by Wholesale Newsboys look out.
This brochure exhibits human nature in new racy
and original shape far superior to all the msy fctons
of Boz It is fact, more wonderful than fancy.
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To AdvertIsers.

For the information of business and of the public
generally and guide in the selection Of the best
chanae for advertising, place before readers the
foil ui np facts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-22
NEW YORK AND -LIVERPOOL REGULAR COM
MERClAL LINE OF PACKETS.
Sailing TO and from Liverpool, Weekly.
~ 40 - ~
Old ESTABLISHED fAssAoE OFFICE, 81 S66Thf

The subscriber announcing his for the year
1872 appears befope his friends with of sincere
pect the able support he has received for many years past
He likewise wishes call the attention Of those intending to
and Wales; they all times accommodated by hi,
line weekly opportunities from Liverpool well by ali
well know different lines OF packet ships sailing and
from Liverpool on the st h 3th 18th and 18th month
throughout the year.
who send for their friends rest satisfied that
due will be by the Liverpool
10 for well all who may embark with them
should any those whose has been paid
ark the money will be refunded without any charge.
The subscriber pleasure making known the differ
which has general satisfaction and that he has consdc
ny concluded his for the l8
The following is list OF ships - -
Ships Scotland, Robinson Ships Albanian Lane.
Fairfield WILSON, Prntice, Hopkins.
Frankfort, Russell. Tyrone, Speare.
Russell Glover, Howes. Wales, Watts,
Hiberna, Wilson. Westchester Ferris.
Alfred, Cheever. Osceoa Guilds
Clifton, Ingersoll. St Cloud, Emerson
LOUSY lille, Allen. New York, Niyen
Sobieskie, Emerson. Warsaw, Grihiths
Oswego Wood. Ocean, Willard.
Talbot Storey. N. Hampshire, Harding
Panhes, Goodmanson Robert lsaacs Trueman.
Virginia, Eaton. Europe, Bacheldor
s. jenkins, Seymour.
free passage the different ports Of Ireland and Scot
pay able at the National and Provincial Bfns Of Ireland and
their branches and also Mess j. w. Robin
son. Liverpool which paid free any charge throughout
he United Kingdom;
For further particulars eppy 70 ,,,.>,
John HEEDMAN, 81 souah street
inv. ROBINSON, I6 Gorse piazza,, and
sue ENo Neptune ST. Waterloo Dock. Liverpool.
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following factsi:-

New York HERALD
OFFICE, Nov. l, lS42.
MEssRs. PERssE & BRooKs:
GENTLEMEN -
Please to deliver at the
Herald Office, Ne v York
E750 reams per Deek OF the
small sized paper % St32-
for the Daily Herald.
Also 60 resms per 1oeek OF
the large sized 81 S,i6 for the
Weekly Herald, for one year
from this date, to be OF quail
ty equal to this specimen
Payments to be made each
week in cash, in full for that
" eek.
JAMES G. BENNETT.
We accept the above or
der and will deliver il as d.
rected.
PERSsE s BROOKS,
No. 81 Liberty street.
JAMES RowE, txv;,ros.o,
SAMUEL DEMAN,
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By these documents it will be perceived that the
lation of the New YoRx HERALD nearly double that Of
and business notices. lt
Not further word is necessary to satisfy the public
JAMES @. BENNETT
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Puneuaity regards day sailing will be observed
here'oore The price Of passage outward now Fixed az One
Hundred Dollars for which ample of eyerv description
will be provided with the exception of wines and Liquors,
which vii! be furnished by the stewards.
GOODHUE Il CO, 81 South ST..
q. II. MARSHALL, 50 Buting-sl N. Y.
je2t iyh Barring BROTHERS CO. Lpoo.
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS


THE OLD LINE Of Packets Liverpool will hereafter be
despatched in the following order excepting that when the
OF selling falls on Sunday The ships will sail on the succeed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-22

a. IN N57,s,s "a TENT LIFE BOAT" has been tested
The past four wears SERVICE and by exper%ent
a. Manned and thrown from, The DECK OF steamboat
While undsr way dropped endwe from the ern Of au
loaded n the ggpwas with iron and s,"pes the bottom
Of IS men 10 keep her se BY her p.s,ngers and cev-
u , again and freeing herself from bottom
ing bv landing rocky shore and then rowed
ispJ;pg in surf when all Other boats swamped taking
stove and plugs out srdng wreck with the boz M Bro
sea breaking from end end making way coral reel
"a wreck and bringing of 20 passengers leaving the ordinary
swamped thrown from the deck OF ship eDdwse and
Swing side, and bows broken hrarsh ard bottom
ove In and rowed In deep &C. and hna pown up oy
submarine eIposop and then again manned and rvwsd A.
tefore - JOSEPH FRANCIS,
: OA5cs No Wall A. AT Adsms & Coz Express Once.
I ma mr.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-17
FRIENDS OF REMOVAL.
CAMPAIGNE OF ls42.

Under this caption the Algerine of the
Danville In.ellIgencer, has occupied about
two columns of his paper, in personal and
bllinsgate abuse Of ourselves, and some
three or four individuals; as knock down
for all the arguments we have used in favor
Of Removal and against Division. His
abuse of US is too contemplate TO be even
noticed, ,-"it passelh by us like the idle
wind, d,unhesded and unfelt," but if he thinks
he can make any capital for his division
project by publishing his off repeated stale,
malicious ISLANDERS and falsehoods about us
he may continue TO do SO, Till his hair grows
grey, or until he becomes himself an hon
est man, for what we care. We doubt,
however, whether all the abuse that he, or
his associate specula;ors can heap upon Us
will satisfy the people Of the county, that
Danville is any nearer the centre of the
county, than what it actually is, or that it
will render division of the county any
mores palatable TO them. Nor will his
denouncing, such men as Daniel Snyder,
John Lazarus, Michael Fornwald & ]. Nc.
Reynolds as 'knaves, '&'stool pigeon make
the division just or the removal unjust
They are men as far above his reach as he
is beneath the notice Of gentleman. They
are known in the county, and need no de-
fence of ours TO accusations from so vile a
source. The election ISLANDERS and personal
yituperation which the Algerine has hereto
fore handled SO freely in this county, will
no longer answer for facts and arguments,
and if Richard Fruit has no better grounds
for asking for the votes of the friends of
Removal than that they are all sci OF
'knaves' for agitaling the question at the
pseseh. Time, we think lla be has but a
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-09-17
small dim on daem fr support. aod -.

small dim on daem fr support. and ~
his support from them win be still smaller
than his claim, if possible. Our reply
therefore TO the article in question, will be
confined 10 some particular sentences which
relate solely TO the important question now
before the people Of the county for their
adjudication; leaving his ISLANDERS 10 recoil
back upon his own head, and that Of his
division candidate, as they will undoubtedly
and justly do. with three fold vengeance, ,on
the day of election.