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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

Observation-Disclosures AND Sailing
A correspondent, speaking OF the i'm
portance of knowledge OF the proper
Of cream for making butter,
saws q gentleman of his acquaintance
finding his family frequently bafiled in
their efforts TO make butter, sometimes
the cream being supposed TO be too cold,
wien hot water was added; and some
times too warm, when it was diluted
with cold water; or ifthcse were not add.
ed, the cream WAS transferred from the
cellar to the freside, or vice versa, final
ly rccollccting reading an article on the
manufacture Of butter, in which the
proper temperature was stated; and pur.
chasing a Thermometers, found that by
regulating the temperature. there was no
difficulty whatever in making the butter
from the cream, This temperature he
thinks was sc deg.
Our correspondent farther says-s'We
purshase all the butter used in our iaml-
liy, aud foI fifteen years have had our
winter cupply from one individual. 1t
has been put up in stone pots or jars, and
only one parcel has ever been inferior.
showed this to the maker, and he was
a, loss to conjecture the cause, as 1t
was ali made in the usual way, except
one pot, which was made by his tenant,
and their butter was us good as his own.
! asked il it was not sailed With Liver.
pool salt. He said not; as they never
used it for dairy purposes, knowing it
was unfit Tor that, or for meat: and that
himself and his tenant, use the best Rock
or Turks lslan1 salt. Farther inquiry.
however, proved that the wife of the
tenant. overlooking the facts Of the unAt-
ness Of that salt, had used it for several
pots Of butter, one OF which we had, and
thus the infcriority was accounted for.
DR.. Mitchell, in paPer on the use OF
salt, deprecates the Liverpool as unfit for
the dairy, or provisions of any kind; and
ascribes the i'll health and death Of sea.
men in particular to that cause. Such
salt may do where the article is to be
used Immediately, but not where it is to
he preserved tor any considerable time, :
| NerE BY EDS OF CrLr.-From cxpe-
riments made by DR.. Barclay, Mr.. Allen
and by Mr.. Ballen,ync, it was found that
the proper temperature TO commence
churning was from so to So deg, and
that if it exceeded So deg. at any time,
the effect was injurious on the quantity
and quality of the bnttsr. MIR BaIlans
tyne found that the temperature Of cream
rose in churning. Thus Is gallons Of
cream a. the temperature Of 50 deg was
placed in the churn; at the end Of two
hours it vas Sc deg. und a, the end Of the
churcing was 60 deg. Mr.. b. found that
the greatest quantity Of butter was OBJ
tanned al 60 deg. aud the best quality at
SIS deg. in the churn just before the butter
came. When the heat exceeded IS or
60 deg. the milk could not 30 detached
from the butter without the aid Of salt
Cult.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

Oaklcy'e Compound Extract OF sarssapariila
an invaluable medicine tor the cure Of obsti
nate crup,ions of the Skin. pimples or pustule,
or the face; Chronic Rheumatism, letter Scro
iua or Kings Evil, White Swelling, and oil
disorders arising from an impure stale Of the
blood.
Extract Of Buchu for the cure of chronic die.
eases of.the Bladder. usinery orgsns. &c.
Physicians prescriptions carefully and &C.
curateiy compounded.
August 81. l84l.-6-y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
District Court for the first judicial DIS.
trict in the TERRITORY of I0lcd.

7TlcE N tHt 7e7T1107y y 70Du.
In the case Of William Gr6cy petitionirg
Bankrupt
The creditoe Of the said retitionng Bankrupt
are hereby notified. that the said court has APP.
pointed the 18th, day Of October next at Hurling.
ton in the county oil es Mones in said district, to
hear said Petition at which time and place, the said
bankrupt and all persons Interested, may appear.
and shew cause ii any they may have, why the
PRAYER Of said petitioner should not be granted /.
Dated this SIS, day Of September. 1912.
By order Of the Court.
John s. Dunlap Clerk
n Rorer Soi,r Sent. "a js42-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
KETEYsC

Deppurative Syrup, or Compound Fluid
E1tract Of Sdrsapurilla.
The subscriber has discovered a meth
cd by which the.virtues Of that valuable
root, THE SARSAPARfLLA,
May be extracted without losing any Of
its medicinal properties. This medicine
is prepared after . receipt Of the Medical :
College, d receipt recommended by the :
Faculty as The best formula for the pre-
paration Of. the fluid extract Of Sarsapa- !.
rila.
This Extract may be given with per-
feet safety to children, and is coascien-
tiously offered to the public as purifier
of the blood, which in all cases will great
~ alleviate and nmany entirely cure the
following diseases:
Obstinate erupions Of the skin,
Pimples or postules on the face,
Biles which arise from an impure habit OF
body,
Scaly eruptions,
P;,ines in the bones,
Chronic rhumatism,
Tetter
Scrofula. or Kings evil,
White sweliings,
Syphllltc Symtoms,
Md all disorders arising from an impure
state Of the blood, either by long resi-
dencc IN u hot and unhealthy climate,
the unjudicious use Of mercury
have thought it necessary to attach n
few cert. ficates Of its beneficial effects,
from pc rsons we'll known in the county,
as references:
THIS certiies that my little son, about
years old. had suffered for long time
from extensive sores on the right knee
and leg. Supposed to have been white
~welllng.) which | found impossible to
heal. even by the aid ofthe most respecta-
BILE medical advice, until was recommen-.
dtd to use Mr.. George w. Oakeley's
Compound Syrup Of Sarsaparila, 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 c0se was presented to me,
both before and after the use of Mr.. Oak
eley's syrnp Of Sarsaparila, and have
no hesitation in believing that it was the
agent of his restoration.
JNO. p. HESTER, NJ. ID.
| Reading, sept. l2, 1887.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

1.-TWO hundred bushels Plas.ering Hair
u For sale by
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08
Hankrupt Notices:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Court for the first Judicial Dis
trict in the Territory Of Iowa.
In the case Of Nicholas G. Peasanls petit
,ioning Bankrupt.
The creditors Of the said peti.ioning bank
rupt arc hereby notified, :!a, the said ccnr.
has appointed the 18th day Of October next, at
Burlington, in the county Of Dee Nloncs, in
said district, to hear said Petition, at which
time and place. the said bankrupt, and all per.
sons Interested, may appear and show cause, il
any they may have, why the prayer OF said Pc
,,ioncr should not lie granted.
Dated this 22d day Of September, la42.
By order Of the court. Dunlap, clerk
I'D Lea rncd, eol'r Sept 24-3w
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

WHOLESALE AND RE4AN. DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERfUMERY, DYE-sTUFFS
WINDOW GLASS, OILS, vARNlSHES,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-10-08

70 FARMERS:-Grain scythos and era
dies. for ssls BY - =
June 10 LUKE PALMER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

D The kentucky Methodist Conference closed
its session at Lexington, Kentucky, on the god
ult. The excellent Bishop Waugh presided. The
number of ministers was very large, and at it
there were representatives from the neighborins
States, New York and Texas. The Ohio Con
ference was still in session at Cincinnati on the
18th. Bishop Morris presides; the Rev. j,
Trimble was appointed Secretary. The Confer
ence, says the Editor of the Western Advocate, is
very full, few being absent, and all the members
appearing in good health and spirits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

ETAYDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver
IL n Medal awarded J. Hayden for his very supe-
or Pens" by the American Institute AT its last Fair. The
Government have given them the Preference and the best
and many OF the public Institutions will
other Pens They have justly obtained the highest rapua
The trade Supplied the Manufacturers prices by the
agents j. u r HAYDEN PiattstreeL
Agents Sliman's School
StaEds my9tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
By Special Appointment
NOSEPH GILLOTT, Pen Manufacturer

EOSEfH 'IIALOI ], I gu PARLIAMENTARY
~ TO THE OUEEN.-CAUTION-Th high charac-
several lsreputable makers TO practice f.e. S
ss r St s his oH F Rse !h phu Sot emitting The s
t. in the market 1t readily be detected by is
unfinished appearance ind the very common style In which
il is put up.
Observe, the genuine Peas all marked In full
"Joseph Gotrs Patent" or Joseph Glot warranted"
and that each gross bears fac smile OF his signature
The above may be had wholesale, of HENRY JEySOP
jyi5 iy 81 Johnstreel. corner Of Gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

OJ The Albany papers state that band of row.
dies on board the South America on Thursday
night last, perpetrated most disgraceful outrages
in tho cabin--ovorturning the cots of cabin pas
ssngers and ndulging in loud profanity and in OBJ
seenity, which would have disgraced a grog-sbop.
Among the passengers thus insulted was the able
and eminent Dr. PorTs Of this city; and among
the riotous gang was alderman w. p Malburn
of Albany. Capt. Brainard is said to be free from
all blame, as he knew nothing of the outrage until
il was over
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
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s AN EXPOSITION AND DEFENCE OF THE Pro-
lection OF HOME INDUSTRY, showing its Poll
cy Necessity and benefits TO the Laborng Men OF this
Country and how contributes 10 the Prosperity aud
Welfare of the People: By H. GREELEY
a A LIFE OF HENRY CLAY, clear and glowing, writ
ten expressly for this work.
< OFFICIAL RETURNS OF ALL IMPORTANT
ELECTIONS in The several States and Counties OF the
Uoon from 1886 downward, including especially tue vote
o! every State and County in The Presidential contest
6. ANEcDoTEs, MIscELLANIEs, Sc.-a great va
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President to which each Is entitled, &c, &c
THE WING ALMANAC contains "a large and closely,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
BUTLER, Ate
no MILITIA OFFICERS a com

pleie suit OF Regnentas for sale cheap in whole
in part consisting OF Coat Pants, Sword Snsh Epauetes
Cap Plume, &c &c Also, complete set of Horse Equip
renis, al 4O3 Washngton-strset- S5u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

Loss BY THE LEXINGTON N. H. Palla-
dunn says, that in suit brought against the New
Jersey Steam Navigation Company for two car
riages lost on board the steamboat Lexington in
lS4O, the Jury gave verdict for the plaintiffs of
$3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
T HE T RIB u NE.
From our Second Edition OF Yesterday.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LATEST FROM EUROPE.
BY the Columbia, Capt. 7. P. Nswbery, from
Albany, which arrived with Harnden's Special
Express, at the very early hour Of half past two
this morning, have foreign papers by the Bri-
tannia TO October 4lh The Messrt. Harnden
and the Captain of the Columbia entitled te
the highest praise for this early arrival.
The Marquis of Wellesley died on the End. He
was brother of Wellington and 80 years of age.
The shburton Treaty and the American Tariff
are stin discussed with warmth by the British
journals.
change of the Cabinet has taken place il
Portugal. Trade there is perfectly stagnant.
News from Circassia is unfavorable to the
Russians.
The budget of Prussia is about to be reduced
one and a half millions, and this sum applied to
internal improvements.
The Polish Army is about to be recognized and
10 consist of 5000 men,
In the East collision has taken place between
tue Mdroniles anu DTuSes I. "A camp vi ~UJUUU Vi
$4,000 men has been formed ut Mala,ia.
A Provisional Government has been organized
for Serva.
Cadiz was tranquil. The Globe has not APP
peared since the duel of its Editors. Measures
have been taken to enforce the laws against duel
ling with great vgor.
The effect of the concessions in the British tariff
is becoming evident in the fall of prices of live
stock. Two heavy corn factors have suspended,
and more failures are expected, in consequence of
al fall in wheat.
Money il scarce and prices of produce are low.
A decided Improvement has taken place in the
manufacturing districts.
Hereafter natives of India are to have large
share of the Offices of the F.. 1. Company.
A Convention is to be formed with France pro-
yiding for the extension of the limits within
which nhtional right of search shall be in force.
France it seems yields.
This is all the intelligence brought by the steam
er later than that before received. The Britannia
has "a passengers, and reached Boston yesterday
morning at 20 minutes before 7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
LvIRE INsuRANCE.-The Mutual In

Il sarasce Company oiIhe City OF NewrYork, incorpora.
ted l7sS-Caplta. $S0p0connpe the business 81 irsu
rance against loss damage by FIRE the reduced
premium. Office, Ma, 50 Wall street
GEO. IRELAND, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

SHlPwREcK, AND ALL. ON BOARD PERtSHED.-
A slip from the office of the Charleston Courier
states that the brig Chill, Capt. Thomas Adams,
Of this port, sailed hence with a cargo Of rice on
the 9th August, for Havana. The Chill parted
With the schooner Merchant, hence for Matanzas,
oH.key West, on the evening OF the Sd September.
On that night gale commenced from the North
East which swept over the Gulf and along the
North Coast of Cuba, and on the following day,
with the herceness and destruction of hurricane;
slncs which time there has been no information OF
that unfortunate vessel or hercrew. Had any ma
ierla vessise of the brig remained In that narrow
sea- its borders, almost certain the v,gl-
lance of the -wreckers would have brought it 10
notice; but cur apprehensions lead us to suppose
the Chill, with her crew, must have been over
whelmed in the tremendous windsca of that
storm The Chill had been newly repaired and
pus in complete order, and belonged to S. Chad
wick & Co, of this City Post.
FATAL AccpEsT.-On Friday, James Henry.
Campbell, lad about Is years of age, came
across some boys in Brighton who had been
aunting. One of them had not been able to get
ms gun oti-had snapped at various things without
effect This caused Campbell to say that such
gun was no, good for any thing, and ne should not
oe afraid TO snap it at himself; and no placed
'''e he1zie against his abdomen and pulled the
!rlgssf' when the charge exploded MORALLY wound
Ing the lnconsiderase lad, He lived till 2 O'Clock
on Sunday morning, when he expired.
Rochester Daily Advertiser
6 The fitting of the new tube TO the artesi4.
we'll at Grenelle, near Paris, is justcompleted and
how the water flows up perfectly clear and pre-
serving its original temperature. The old inclo-
sure is already partly demolished, and the men
are erecting strong scaffodng, to the hight of
no Feet for the purpose of hxiag the machinery
which is to bring the water to that ELEVATION
The quantity supplied viii then be correctly as.
certaiRed, and the uses TO which i, is to be con.
Seried will be decided upon.
STRONG BuKGLARY.-The office of Captain Os-
born, Ia QoarterMas,er, we believe, of the AMY,
was broken into on Saturday night last. The iron
eaesswas forced, and rifed Of $1,000
Il Is stated thar The Government. will only lose
aoout $500. This and something like $500 more
sseiossing TO Capt o.. there are no hopes of. All
INC rest wos in Treasury notes which hav. been
Stopped ' payment a, the Treasury. Five hundred
a0lsss reward is offered. IN. o. Crescent City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
Ever gratefully yours,
THOMAS TURNER, 43 Anthony stree

IHUhAS GURNEh, 1HuiOuy sueeI
City and County of Ne.v-Yer S. hereby certify that
on this es, day OF August 1872 the above named IGrnas
Turner appeared me- the Mayors Office and hay
ing been duly stated that the above statement Of
hin him snbscrIbed was true ROBT. II. MORRIS,
Mayor OF tie City OF New-foFk.
do hereby certify that the above is correct statement
of the case Thomas Turner and the effect oil your SaT
nara upon him his wife being member OF my congrr
pation have frequently visited them and know the acs 10
be TUE Sc MoUfi tnN DL 1.,
Pastor of The Methodist Episcopal Church, Duane-sI
We the Undersigned icing neIghbor. o. Thomas turner
do hereby certify thai the ahovels correct
his case ans the operation OF your Sarsapaa upon MN
W. WILLIAM E6ZSY, Wine Merchant,
corner Church and Leonard-sss-
JOEI, B. PURDY, Grocer,
corner Franklin and Church SIS
ISAacJ COWL Grocer, 81 Frankin-st.
Reference is also made m any farther evidence requr0d
>, M james Brown Of the rouse OF Brown broihers
who is accuaiated with the ADORE particulars, In whose
oy theaboTe named Thomas Turner was fora number
Of years
peuared and sold al wholesale and retail and fo eIpor-
,,,innf by A B. SANDS L CO. Druggists and Chemists
Geani,s Buildings rs Broadway corner OF Chamber
Nsw.York Sold also by A 3. D. Saudsr 7s and 100 fu
o e.: D. sands Co n East Broadway, corner Market
street. Price g. per bottle; six bottles tor D. si7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

U Anew work has just been discovered in
the Library Of Trinity College, Dublin, which
there is reason to attribute to WYcLIFFE, the
Morning Star Of the English Reformation" 1t
consists Of more than 900 closely written pages,
and is an elaborate Defence of the Lsllards, and a
vigorous assault upon the doctrines of the Remssh
Chsrch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

20 A girl, about fourteen years of age, residing
in Franklin avenue, St. Louis, while at supper re-
Gently, swallowed piece of meat which lodged
in the wind pipe, causing almost Immediate death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20
CELECT SCHOOL at Rbinebeck.


~ The subscriber would inform his friends the pub
c that he would take few select youths into his
family 10 educate with his the ensuing which
will commence the 18th OF November next, and will
iinne twenty-five weeks.
RUS BOLSTER, Jr, A. B., an aeeompisSed and eiper,.
enced Teaeher Pupils prepared for the counting ROOM
for admission class College. They
ceved into the family OF The proprietor under
p,ces, and with the same watchul an socuae,
bestowed on his
Physical, as well as menal and moral improvement, are
carefully studied AID guarded and 10 such OF the pupils
desire il, the knowledge Of Agriculture, Horticulture
and Ornamental Gardening will be impaired The grounds
OF the subscriber lying directly on the banks of the Hud
sou, eligible and ample 10 such purposes, being laid
out with taste and Judgement ahordng much bealhiu
ercses in the numerous promenades which ntsrsect his
premises
Terns-$250 per annum, Sl25 per OF twenty-five
weeks. Including Board Lodging; Washing, Fuel and
' - .'' = FREEsoRN GARRETTSoN,
Rhinebeck, Duchess County
Rev, Or. Mott, Rev Prof Potter, Union College.
Rev DR. DIN and Faculty Wesleyan University.
Rev. DR.. Waters, franklin, MARYLAND
Rev. Dr. Bangs, Mr.. Francis Hall, Mr. George Suckey,
Rev B. CreaCh. Fed Hook Columbia County.
Rev. 7. Birch, Rhinebeck, Duchess County ols Az
a ARATOGA SPRINGS INSTITUTE.
~ f.. X. BANGS, A. NJ PrincipaL-The Winter Term
will begin on the lst Monday in November
This Institution occupies situation highly favorable TO
the health well as mental and moral Improvement OF
youth
Saratoga Springs, Oct. $. 1912. o8 eodsw
DROFESSOR BASSET'S Oral and
Il Analytical System Of French.-Taught without books
by the author al his residence 9 Broadway entrance st
doorin Gnndst. Those who wish acquire the French
Language with and facility. will find this new system
be surpassed by any that has been Introduced
The language is taught automatically without books The
speaking easily acquired by this method and the pu
pill finds from the FIRST lesson Improvement both speaking
writing and lranslang Those who wish to JOIN Tor the
ensuing different evening classes will be pleased
TO call their Terms payable quarterly III
advance.
NIB The Professor only lie seen before re-; A. NJ.
and afte p 3tnH6W VIhMS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-10-20

90 The Plato, reported lost in Monday Post
was bark The mate (Air. Bunker, son of
Capt. John Bunker, of Farhaven,) and four sea
men-names unknown-were drowned by the
swapping of a beat alongside soon after the ship
stuck. The remainder of the ships company
succeeded in reaching the shore in safety. The
Plato is insured az follows AT the Bedford
Commercial Office, New Bedford, $4,000 !;
Fairhaven Insurance Office, $40, 00O Sun Mutual
Office, New York. $4,000; Mutual Safety lnsur-
ance Office, do, So, O0O-Boston Post.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-09-13
DB ApRg ga

In Lynn, Mass. Aug. IS, of fever, SARAH JANE,
oldest dau ghtcI Of Mr. Nathaniel G rodhue, recent
ly of this town aged 90
In this town, Aug. 90 son OF Mr. Nathaniel
Dean, aged months
In this town, Monday morning last, AIRY, sec
ond daughter Of Mr. Robert Sweu aged nearly 7
yeats.
In DanviIle 24:h ult. very suddenly, John Stock
err, SON Of Mr. Amos G. Morrill,, aged Is months.
In Danvillo, 25,h Aug. Mary c. wife of MIR
Charles Gle, aged 25.
In Danve on the 26:h ull George, son Of Mr.
Kimba Page aged three years.
In Walden, Aug. 9th, Mrs Sally Low, formerly
Of Warren, N. II and widow OF Asa Low aged -.
In Wheeock Sept. 5,Mr STEPHEN WILEY aged
about G5.
In Randolph, August 24th, of dysoniary William
Huntingdon son Of Rev T. j. Boardman. aged =
years and II months.
In Danville, Aug Goth George Chandler, son OF
Kimball Il. and Sally II Page, aged years and &
mouths.
In Haverhil, N u Saturday, August 81, Of
Pulm onary Consumption, Mrs. Caroline b. Spau
ding, aged 40, vile Of Phneas Spaulding. MD.
AT Bradford the l4th ult Of the quick con-
ption, Doct Edward Clark, of Greensboro, II.
In Danville, Sept. IL, OF consumption, SARAH
ID. wife Of Capt Harry Chambcrlin. aged 26.
In this town, Of measles. Aug lS, LAURA, daugh
ter OF Calvin and Jerusha Stone, aged years.