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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

80 DC pIah Dial and CHECKED l.ieseyS,
with aces OF .rery description Sat,a.. Sihs. l~.
en- snd imitation Linen Camb. Hdk'fs. 5-4 10 80
Hisl!isad aud NJ de Lame Shawis. NJ d. Lame
and fnncy printed Hdk'fs; Cap, Bonnet and TsAa-
Ia i!,bboss Chantilla Wells. black white ssId hlus
Grapes pic mic Scaris. Gents. eek do. haCk blue
black. br .wn and green Meriroess silk warp Al.
paeas. Orleans cloth. Al@pines, Psrrsiaa Vel
re's. irish ia-nss black and brown Hollands. Site-
ssas. Oh Cambrics, silk and wors.ed Ssrgss.
Scotch Cling k~Ans, Apron Checks. Scotch. Rsssia
aud os;on Dispen, Table covers. brswn End
cold carp.t and coat Bindings. cotton and linea
} hire -. prime assortment Of white aud eol'd Ho.
sisr,. bia-k. blue black. olive. green. blue End
steel mist Broadcloths, black. blue and dssh.
B'a sr aud aiiot Cloths. together witt many 9TH
err alIieles 100 nnnleruua 10 mr. niiun.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

WE ~re prepared 10 insks liberal advance. 10
w the Pianier. on Hemp corsgn+d to their
friends In Philadelphis. New York 81 Boston
Dec IL, BRlDGMAN BRUTHERS !.
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PORK

\" ANTED by the subscribers, for which
wv they will paw liberal price in cash
or goods. BRlDGMAN BROTHERS.
Nov 25
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT FOR 1913.
& ~ LIZ M

& M KID ND
Oh 10 EST ABLtSHED EMIUKANT PASSAGE
OFFICE.
No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N Y.
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more Charsston and ssyannah twice nsnth to h. differ
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the attention Of those persons residing the United
wa
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be secured ~ seambosts from the dest ports Ireland
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ssn at snS ~ sS SnA a nSo'e Q" O. %s s
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SUr OFFICE, N. Y, I
Aug. %, lS42.
Mr.. H. v. BUTLER
SIR -
Please deliver at the Sun
Ofhoe, N. Y, fire hundred
reams Of paper per ,Oeek, for
six months from the 18TH Of
October, 1912, to be Of this
quality, size and weight, the
same to be paid for IN cash
every two weeks.
nj. Y. BEACH.
! accept the above order,
and agree to furnish the pa
per accordingly.
H. V. CUTLER
Aug. 81, 1912.
Witness, N. 3. BEACH,
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much larger circulation than the Sum- and is therefore
ask any person to select either paper contrary ther
own views and feelings The paper maker for the Sun
is respectable and very honorable msn-snd CAPT
tai paper manufacturer So also paper makers,
Messrs Persse and Brooks with whom we have dealt to
the extent of nearly $4,000 in paper Advertisers will
remember tkes facts
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TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

Ibeg leave to give notice to the AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Of all classes and conditions that making prepare
lions to repubis in the cheapest STYLE and In the week
ly quaro form of newspaper diversified and valuable
selection from the RELIGIOUS LITERATURE Of Chris
tanity, produced by the Of genius belonging to
every sect during the last two hundred years
The reason for attempting such project is plain Ma
terssm in6delity and immortality of all kinds, have Of
late been ndusrcusy circulated throughout the country
under such imposing Names and to great extent
that something be done to revive the ancient sp
rit of Religion AMI Morals Lecturers Of all kndsso-
phists on every suhjectthe and wckedes ltera-
ureof France and England reproduced In the cheapest
forms, have dsmorazed the age-and upset all the esta
blshed land marks Of morality and religion throughout
the land.
therefore necessary that something should be done
But who is to do it
If none other will, shall. propose to republish in
the cheapest FORM in quick succession selection from
the works Of the best and purest RELIGIOUS AU
THORs, be they Presbyterian, Epscopalian, Catholic
Methodist Baptist. any other denomination These
lections will not be religious conrovery-but such
ueat on nractcal piey-on 8ood Works-and on the &c
neral principles of Christianity without the bad spirit
sectaranism.
To carry out this project WELL possess large printing
establishment. and the HERALD, daily newspaper of
thirty thousand circulation, considered the principal
advertising organ IN the country, capable of giving
throughout the Union intelligence of these works as
they appear This Printing Establishment comprises 10
presses printers pounds OF type. and consump
ton Of about 800 Of paper Of all kinds per week.
We have every means in power to carry this pro-
ject into operaton-and believe that the American
public ready aid and assist any who will throw
himself the breach and endeavor to revive the
cen pie,y, virtue, and principles of foreathers in
opposition to modern scepticsm and immortality, which
stealing steahy the present generation under
the masks of geology, mesmersm, fouriersm, finance
neurology characterization, human perfectabity and
the whole train of modern philosophy and light literature
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
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New YoRK HERALD .
OFFICE, Nov. !, i942.
MEssRs. PERssr & BROOKS
GENTLEMEN -
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Herald Office, New York
Seven hundred and fffy
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Weekly Herald, for one year
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ty equal to this specimen :
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week.
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We accept the above or
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rected.
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GOURAUD'S
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
ERADICATING

SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
p@R Of 5 9; celebrated 0S
H1 FROM the ST down lem lies uppsr lip aad the
p.s "yfo e? b fo"n SP ia n % cs '
sS a. az. @ bo e o. W" h1 st. Sns @oS from
"her" also MA be b-d
EA u d + B EA UTE
so,a. for an II ting Tan Pmps, 5Oles ssew
0ouT.ud. vesetaSis LIQUID Roqgsa superb aree. and
q: Blanc Sas :sss 2, 's s.sssnt preparation
opeS "sPsi S,o
Oa 70, this pSo' PUTIN ia elegant S2se, 3, cents each
Eg1Ssss; ;..s Jssa S.a{ T!si Ts%:s
S:sH; t Ss~sS Eve sf as% Sass Ess
$ Ss oi ssssssd Sssss Lis
Nsyburypot Hodge; reIt.%ouI, PIsst Portland Ps.ler
Jsrsy@Nsw.l' Fasps fPsston, b. School IhS
% .ssa fsash drf s; H'S%s
Thomas Co, Main street; Va, Richmond, Mrs F,syusr;
Va &C. A A' HSSsS O. Z s
e sn acc Ss "' ns sGs otSf are taken from the
tioO.be Within lew ihls remahsbls and 1ssfu che
So Of eesys anu aRao%; hi
sssils1 s egpdlty o. nest Of base eounteeer WI a
labor Purchasers shoo,d ihc on their guard and see
Gou7rd Poudc subtle n " east IL each bottle and he
nSeio, fac s%ilr engved on the outside Drec
ReBcrb-r the only Office " Y for the above celebrated
Cosmet c 1857 Walker street, one door from Broadway
TO iuG LoVE4S> Or SCtEHlOR BLACK TEA
tlwGtts hiNtuTe--1his exrsIasy delcous us unraral
eled Tea hlgbi, celebrated n Chns aud Europe i'm
uoued 1ow for sa, Ne Canton rra Gonna vs. tieD-ra
Tea Esfahshm. nj, w Jhthamst New fork-in Chimes
packages Price So eruts and 81 I'VE lnsf
ECONOMY IN DRESS
2s9 BRO NOWAY OrIO TrE TIE FOUNTAIN.
would ettn the that am IA nishirg
cie Of cUning al Ircruftonaby noiette prices for
Which Sufl0u's have bcco ahojed, ad cf
i,ut hDse Capab OF aprec stns work tnat
tty may Judge Of he indac Offered those payirg
RI. dy money.
Strangers the city requiring garments, will please learn
our prices. -.
VIM T. JENNINGS,
ia9 lm'e Draper aud Tailor.
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Mt.wBURfPUkT Bank Notes wanted Tor a short tim,
~ Drafts on Philsdelph,a and Boston, for sale AZ
). SYLVkSTER'S,
d3I 81 Wall OF and 100 Broadway.
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PQBtic SALE Of FAT By Railroad Ionwill ~ sola on
FrdV,thr lTh day 81 r. uary ", at thr Hamburg
depot at Hunshurs Peuna. about 25D LAT h., rr I'D
kno n on day sale b.
GREEN MOORE s. ROCKAFELL0w.
The Gne and Public Ledzsr PhilsdeiD9i; Courier
En1urer and New Ycrs Herald, New York. Als POST,
BOston American aud Republican, Batmor- utfettc ard
Wsnufacrrer Ptsburz will insert The above twice week,
Harrisbnrg J,a g. 1875 i29 toi7Fr
ME E,ECTRo.MAGNE 10 PLATES P-sgafed BY
Lsaouroov of Paris snl sold IN Seg fcok IS bnnslio
street BY Nirr "a f slsdcre rce OF ~ 80 are arhnow
esged 81 nany thysns AZ al o.hs. persons Who have
al serysuT sr srfilus and plls, ihsuntsn ueursgy.
the vou, m oureux gm paralysis in the b. ginning
de sse- Of women cIs. amsnprshees, suppr,ss,ons.
y4pore nervous &c they iatantaseously ner-
v,s 0,n shen in sd Agent-lu BJston M.s.rs Rom
son & N Bun'o Me- g. g. cris.o Chsrleston.
NJ plHcc. lr2a ms
SINGING fART!Gs AZ he Ranbow 80 How'd street.
- mar nAdw Vih- tsrpne1ss NJ the lDJvr house beg
leave 70 ni2IS hen ipends a1 the pu5 Ia tey have con-
~ their Singing Fairies upon he Oh Shtd sffsen, ard
nd tsng he cgtr iursoay evening during the winter
a-oa those who ae fond Of h'rnons dni sing BY call
il a the a'ove vii met wfh dehght1iheat fhscnair
will De taxed al 2. M. -
I2'r q EVANS co.
RANK OF ENGLAND NOTES bought and sold 4;
~ y, J. SHLNESTERS,
iy2e lwr 20 Wall st. and 10 Broadway,
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AGE NTs.

The following 10 list of the agents for tho Herald
where subscriptions will be received and single number
are found for sale regularly =
WHAT Aorrrs
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To Business Advertisers.
Advertisers and of business, who want to make
the selection Of vehicle their notices in the ap
preaching spring business particularly called to the
following authentic documents relative to the circulation
of the two leading papers in the city -
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TO ihe LOVES Or sUtEHlOR BLACK TEA
Hlwqtts NNtue--1his ueicious taa raj
eed Tea h,gbiy celebrated n China Europe Just i'm
pouel, fof AL, NE Canton Tea Gonna " General
Tea Esfahlishu. nj, w Jhth4m New Yofk-n Chiues
packages, Price 50 aud 81 ii2 inst
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kill and Intermediate landings, wi,hon! tow
S Wsn..aSs anS ESSv So, om yo MS.
Thursdays and sauIdays-kae to from Cattsk so
new and fast tss@ei WAVE Captain Vanderbilt will
leave Hoonson St pier Thursday Nov. Tth at five o'clock
on a. there the ca n on sS
muncston between Catsk and New York
pscesl for freight and passage at reduced prices.
prRFosN t we ESA Yok hE To 81 BED sTAGEs
On and aftsI Tuesday, January 3D. Iss the
Leave. see7. Mansion House, Bedford, every Monday,
.s New York every Tsesdsy wedue snd Saturday
Ss though ws ur m'S Nth. a asa @
Square to Bedford. -
HIRAM DErOREsT,
a. T. LEWIS
The Red Bird Linz Of aye. will continue to Sa daSos the
ylner i.ois White every day at o'clock, and New
Yok at o'clock, 81 Sunday, e, ,5esgtsd .,
4 ,msr fropristor.
A9 new LINE LIVERPOOL rAcKETs.-roek-
r. e. 10Th FebusryI;Th, ,p,s9sdd wsii Known e.,
Woo use win ,aI positively a. Above, her regular S %ay
Sf hmm hs s" ysos T, 2 Me''" Woodruff
The accommodations OF this ship 'or cabin second cabin
S e nsw seat & ''f Fs an de
u heuhs houid iai make early apple ,ton on
'''"' W. & T. TApscoTT,
rets es,u, of sending Tor IT, Il eS ia a. te so old ceou
v can have tn brought favorable terms by IL,
ship winch leaves Liverpool the of Ay
her regular day. aud those wishing remit money be SUP,
pied with drafts FOR rsysbs demand, without
scount in all The prIcal towns OF Great BRIAN and Ire
The packet shin Honguer will succeed the Rochester and
all on the leth darch. her ,esola dtv j2sr
/ UMBEkMsNs' BsNK, Warren, Pa, No,ihsmpl1n
- Bank Allentown, Pa Newsaryrsryti Ws.s egogsht
avail st. and 100 Broadway.
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STATEN ISLAND FERRY
- Foot Of Whitehall s'reo' e.. g.. So 81
On and stvr Dec 80, the steamer STATEN ISLANDER
S run 90 ollows, until further notice =
LEAVE STATEN ISLAND NEW YORK.
ca "A M. eA.N.
10 i2k
n, I'm YIN
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RANK OF ENGLAND NOTES. bought and sold A:
iy2s lwr 20 Wall st. and 10 Broadway,
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FOR LIVERPOOL FROM BOsTO

The Royal Mail Steamer CALEDONIA, will leave Boston
fer Liverpool via Halifax Wednesday, Feb Her
eommodatons for and fitted with
comfort She also CURES exps need surgeon.
For passage or any other information. apply 10
ID BRIGHAM, Jr Agent,
J25 Ctr Al HarnIe, & Co.'S ohh q, No w all 81.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-16
THE MARAUDrNG PARTY.

~.
By the Renllemany clerk ofthe steam
er Weston, Mr.. ]. s. PIN, the ST. Louis
Republican Of the 1st ihsl received the
following particulars Of the robbery and
wantOH murder Of a Santa Fs Trader
named Antonio Jose DaVi ChSrEis Of.
New Mexico. =.
II appears that eighteen men, led 6ya q
man named Mcdaniel, left Independence,
about the LIST OfApril, with the Intention
OF joining Coh Charles Wakefield Of
Texas, who was encamped in company:
with forty FIVE men upon the Arkansas,
waiting to intercept the company, Whe
we're TO leave Santa Fe Eor Indipendencs
about the LIST Of April. On their fouie.
and on or near the Arkansas, they met
Antonio ChaEvis, accompanied by Eve
servants. They robbed him Of 9S2, 900
| In gold and silver, and two packs Of bea.
yer. after which they cast loIs who Of
the party should murder bin. The lot
fell upon Mcdaniel and William Mason
Of Clay Co. Mo-, who Immediately shot
him. The party then drove the servants
back in the direction they came, and
took up their march for Independence
loaded with their booty. CharVis we,
are Informed, was fastening toward InS
dependence in advance Of the main body
OftraderS, to obtain supplies and aSSisi.
ance. g1a4 3fofH
Two men named Searcy OF Clay coun.
ty Mo-, who were Of the party, came on
board the Weston at Weslp0rG landing,
and left the boat at Parks landing at tho
mouth of the Platte; Mcdaniel and Ma
son got on board at the mouth Of CTsw
river; the former quit the boat at Turner
ham landing, about 6 miles above Indi.
psndence. hwaS noticed on. board, that,
all these men were loaded with specie;
!, suspicion being aroused, they arrested
Mason, and on the arrival of the boat at
Independence, twenty armed men we're
despatched in pursuits of those who had
left the boat. G3ra.a ssoi ilge4 4.
Mason, Immediately upon his arrest
confessed the facts mentioned aboVes
and named two others who were engage
Lin it--ons a DR.. dc Prefontaine Of
Westport, and man named Harris. Mr..
PIN states that the neighborhOod of In--
dependence is in a state of intense excite
mont. aaE a ,sbs4 e.fs.se ~
Tho country Of the Upper Missouri on
The Santa Fe route is supposed to be in'
fssted at present BY . dangerous aud
blood thirsty band Of out laws, from which
the Santa Fe companies have every thing
10 fear, and energetic measures should
be tsken by the United States Govern.
meAt TO break them up, or this lucra..
tive trade may be entirely destroyed.
@ 81 Gin. Gaz.
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MURDER WILL OUT The doubt which
existed whether Horn. the savage and
brutal murderer Of bis wife in Baltimore
county, and who was arrested in this city
is identical with Hellman, who commit.
ted an act of equal atrocity ID Logan CO.,
Ohio, IS now dissipsted, and he stands
forth as the guilty actor in both those
horrid tragedies. We are informed BY
gentleman (Mr. Fishery who resided in
Champaign county, Ohio, The one ad.
joining Logan county, where Hellman
committed the attrocious act, and who
was present at his examination on that
charge, that he has also seen Horn 10 his
examination here, and that they are the
same individual under different names.
The peculiarites Of the man are such that
once seen, they can never DO mistaken,
and would lead to his Indentifcation in
any part Of the world. Hellman was
supposed 10 be wealthy when living in
Logan county. The cause Of his killing
his wife there was not known exactly, but
he made some charges Of incontinenco
against her. After committing the deed
in the most barbarous and shocking man.
ner, he went to bed, leaving the mutila-
ted body lying in another room! Some
Of the neighbors came to Tsit him, but
he pretended that he could not rise, and
said persons had entered the house and
dresdfully beaten him and bic wife,
whose condition he pretended not 70
know.
A number OF circumstances were OBJ
served which gave positive coptradic.
ton to his story, and he was arrested %
the nIurderet. He then made choice OF
a trial in the Supreme Court, alleging
that he could not have fair trial before
the COunty.court. AT tho period OF the
trial, some informality occurred 10 regard
to the Uenirc, in consequences Of the hst
Of Jurors having been taken aWay, ana
the case was set aside dill apotheE term
HeIlman before that time, managed %
escape, and fed 10 Baltimore, where no
resided until the late act drove him again
from his home. The gentleman from
whom we have these particulars also
states that be wps strongly suspected Of
having destroyed the life Of two OF his
cLildsen. III these charges are true, II
i d;f;cnlt 10 conceive of more blood
.L;r"ss monster Of more dangerous In.
S,s;JnaI n existence. His psychological
.Javslopm erlts are represented to us Of
M worst character, the distance from ear
- y ear n The region Of the destructive
iscnItieg very remarkable y--Ph adslphiG
f4aA +
Paper. 80
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-16

Is to refer you 10 those which were avoW-
ed and aeted upon by ne while n oiics,
and which were votg fully stated IN my
first annual message % Congress, in De-
cember, 1897.
(Coneludsa neat ''ssk.)
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-05-16

ASt. Louis paper states that an Irish
company has bOughta 4 tract Of land on,
he WaspIpinic0n river, LEWIS and expac I,
q send ouf 40 900 emigrants within two
years !,
New-York daily tribune., 1843-09-01
observation-disclosures

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All Others OF modem times =, ,r.I,,l
The History Of the Reformation OF the Church OF England
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