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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

moved a suspension Of the 2ist rule L,
enable him to offer preamble and resp
lutions deprccatng the traffic in Slaves,
and ins'ructing the Committee OH tie Dis.
trict of Columbia, TO report Il bill to re.
peal all laws in any way authorizing The
slave trade in the District: the niotion
was lost by vote o: IS 10 Ill. The bill
for the repeal Of the Bankrupt law Yves
then taken up and debated by Messrs.
Marshall, Milton Brown, Weller and
Ferris.
WEpSEs DAY, JANUARY 4th, 1843. /.
In the Senate, Several memorials and
petitions for and against the repeal Of
the Bankrupt law, also, several in favor
OF reiunding General Jackson's fine, were
presented. \ communication from thy
State department, relative to the opera.
tons OF the Bankrupt law, was laid be.
fore the Senate A bill to authorize the
making o! permanent contract with tho
rail road companies was reported. Mr..
Rives offered resolution calling for un.
publ'she ! correspondence upon the sub
Ject Of the steamer Caroline
III The House. The Committee Of
Ways and Means reported bill making
for :hs support Of the
Military Academy up to the 50ih Of June,
1914. The Commute On Military af-
fairs reported IL bill TO establish two ad.
j'tlonal Military posts from Council
5iAtls to the Pacific Ocean. Some mo-
ions relative to reu nding General jack
sons fine were discussed, when the
House proceeded 10 the consideration Of
he bill to repeal the Bankrupt Jaw, and
, debate ensued that lasted tll the hour
N adjournment.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21
e'oqocnce which he poured forth told with
the best effect ,lnon the aldirnna

| cloqocnce which he poured forth told with
the best effect upon the audience.
The homo truths which he proclaimed
IN regard to the proceedings 0! the lead.
crs OF tho '.Whis' party, on their attain.
ING power III l3il-anI his ,iyil por.
,faya' OF INC situation to which they have
brought the country, were bitter pills for
the lew OF their delulcd followers who
we're Prcscnt and forced to swallow them,
Mr.. Rogers devoted his attention more
especially to The Importance OF u copcer,
q vig''ant action among the democracy OF
Inc Territory. lie pointed to the noble
achlcvments OF our Dem cratic brethren
III The States, trlumphing gloriousy at
every point, overwhelming and routing
their Federal opponents; and then con.
1iastIng them with the state Of things
now existing in our Territory, where.
win majority OF little il any less than
thousand, upon strc: drawing of par
~ lines, and with clear lnaiorities in four
ont OF every live o',hc counties in the
Territory. the democrats have been un-
wise enough, by discussions among them
selves, aud by acting with those who are
at ilcaft enemies IL the cause, TO suffer
'hclr Opponents 10 gaia temporary as
tendency.
Inc bitter sarcasm, and withcriag re
Dukes bestowed, by Mr.. Rogers, upon
politicians OF what he terms the ...non
gfcl' species, seemed to NEE, u hearty
response IN the breasts of the Democracy
VINO were present; aud such we doub, no.
would be tie case with every rue friend
OF the cause in the Territory.
II is Il pretty sale rule to set down
those who are not hear! aud hand with
I,lc DEMOCRATIC party, as against IL
Genuine democrats in principle do no,
.ina' sa'nale with their political opponents
Tor tue purpose OF attaining place and
power. Those who do SO NAV p!ay ,hc
game OF delusion successfully once; but
the sober second thought OF the people,
VII! Speedily set matters right.
After having heard the excellent
speeches OF the gentlemen allowed named
ne messing adjourned to meet again in
ne evening a: 7 O'clock, committee hay
ns been i!rst appointed 10 draft reso!u
!ols Tor It's consideration
Va meeting again in the evening the
committee reported the spirited reso,u-
ions which will be found in another
:o!ann, aud which were unanimously /
.dopted.
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LATEST FROM WAsuINGrO \.

| LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
BY Thursdays mail we received The
proceedings Of the 5th inst, from which
we take the following, not having room
for fi.lI synopsis:
III he honse, The following resolution
was introduced by our Delegate, the Hon
a. e. Dodge and adopted:
Hcsoirea, That tie Committee on The Terr,o,;es
Us instructed To inquire into the expe iiency and
necessity OF 80 amending tn. act ui,nrnve,i aa,h =,
August last, entitled IAN act 10 nroyi l.. f,r ~
settlement OF certain accounts Tor the suu,or, ~
Government in the Territory OF Wisconsin" Sc
as 10 authorize the Legislatures Of the respective
Territories OF the United States "a .m,I,v, s,,r,
cicat number Of officers AMI assistant. f,r H., t
"teti o1 me pubic business. and to REG rlat. their
Per d'ehl compensation that it shall not; in the
asSfs CRATE, exceed the three dollars Der d.,
% eac"' ana that they report by bill or otherwise
= resolution instructing the Com
mIt'ce 70 enquire into the expedlency Of
repeating the law which prohibits The
publication OF the Laws Of Congress in
osher papers except those published in
" ashlng tor, was dopted. The princi-
l'le part OF the day was consumed in de-
bate upon the bill to refund Gen Jackson
the $1,000 fine, and the bill to repeal
The Bankrupt law.
lnMc Senate. Mr.. McRoberts intro.
duced memorial Of the Citizens Of Hi
no's asking an appropriation for the i'm
provement Of the Mississippi; River
The memorial contained statement Of
the losses by the sinking Of steamboats,
during six months, which amount TO
about half million Of dollars.
The bill for the occupation Of Oregon
was made the special order for Monday,
the 9th inst. The Globe OF the 81 saws:
From ali appearances: The bill will pass
the Senate" a bill declaring the assen,
OF Congress to the State Of Illinois TO i'm.
pose tax on all lands sold in that State
from and after the time OF such sale, was
read second time
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21
From. tie Lzcu Cil4 Repoyler.
~ N"t0V S-E'y 1ttVVIt5.
THE MEETING ON MONDAY

Inc Democratic meeting at the Capi.
tol on Monday last. in canlmenora,ioa of
tho glorious 9th OF January, 1915, when
tho Bl!lis!, invade were driven back
from our soil at New Orleans, was nuuer-
ously attended, and conducted in the
proper spirit. 1t was the first public
meeting held at the new Capitol Of gu:
Territory, and the hall OF the House OF
Representatives in which it was conyen-
cd, was filled to overlooking.
Tho meeting was organized by calling
to the Chair that veteran aud sterling
Democrat, Col. Thomas Cox, Of Jackson,
aided, as Vice President, By Judge l!ur.
rIs OF this County, and Mr.. lIachlcman O..
Dos MONIES, and by The appointment Of
Joseph I. FaIes, Esq. Of Du Buque as
Secretary.
Stirring and patriotic speeches were
then delivered by Mcssrs. Mills of Des
Mcines, Rogers Of Du Buquc, Eulsom Of
Johnson, and Hall Of Henry, who were
severally called out by the meeting.
The illusions Of the speeches. 10 the
glorious achievements Of the American
Army, led on by the hero Of New Orleans,
Oh the day whose COMMUNICATION the
meeting had met to celebrate, were ex
c'ed'nyly appropriate and happy; and
the p!aud!ts which followed those al.u-
SONS, and the frequent references made
y the Speakers - the great principles
OF the Democratic party; to the noble
patriotism with which General Jackson
mas devoted his life 10 suslainin. those
principles, and to the practice Of their
Federal opponents, We're strongly indica
i've that the riSi1t spirit prevailed among
tue hearers.
The effort Of Mr. Mills was admirably
conceived, tee'ning with illustrations tie
most apt and io4cibIs; ard tAy strain Of
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

4 few days since we took a look into
the pork house OF ,,cssrs. Bridgman
and Partridge. and through the poli,eness
Of Its excellent manager, Mr.. Rand,
were shown the different Lepartmen,s.-
This eatabIishment-li1c largest by far
III the Tcrrltory-Eas already packed
about 1900 hogs -bsing an Increase
over las; year Of about 1900. The eel
lar Of the building is divided into TWO
apartments, one for the rendering Of
lard, aud the other for the buiing o!
hams and shoulders. The latter, as well
as large cellar in neishborin. build
ing is now filled with these parts OF the
hog. The first story is used for rcceiv-
Ing, cutting up and barrr!ling The Sc
cond Story is uscd for the manufacture Of.
Lard Oh, and storing lard. The whole
together is tho most complete and con
vcnlent establishment OF the kind we
have ever seen. 70 those who hayo
pork TO pack, we would say, much time
and labor would be saved Ly taking their
hogs to this place.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

TIE Misunderstanding late earth.
quake was felt a, Indianapolis, Cinciilua-
Il, Nashville, Louisville, ST Louis. Jeler-
son Cry, sltoa, Qa;ncy 6 Warsaw in
addition 10 the places mentioned in our
lasl. The Warsaw Message says, there
were two shocks, one about halt past o.
cock, and the other about 3 hours after
wards.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

The Steamer Light, built and owned al
Bonaparte in This Territory, was capsized
by . violent squalI Of wind, on the 9th
inst, abou, 100 mics below ST Louis
Two Of her crew were lost; and the boat
and cargo arc total loss.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

-inanother column Will be found an
amusing letter from .'Quince," which
takes Of! ons q the members llo:a Henry
county in adm raue style.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

c. We invite The attention O! our dem.
ocraii: friends 10 the proceedings OF the
Denocrati; meeting at Iowa City on the
9Th.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21
REMOVAL or THE LAND OFFICE
FROM DUBUQUE

BY proclamation Of the President
bearing date December 9ist, 1919, the
Land Office at Dubuqe is to be temporarily
removed to the town Of MARION in Linn
county; and the public sales Of land ad
vcriised to take place ut Dubuque on the
goth Of February and the 9Th Of March
next, will take place at Marion instead Of
Dubuque.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

The Legislature Of Pennsylvania con
yened at Harrisburgh on the 81 n,t. Col.
u y. Wright (Dem. was elected Speaker
ofthe House, and Benjamin Crispiu (Denl.)
Speaker oil the Senate.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.


Tothosc who arc desirous Of learning
TO perform Oh musical Instruments, al.
excellent opportunity is now offered
Mr.. scARAnn's second quarter will COM
ncncc on Monday Evening next. Mr.. S.
is an excellent musician and is every way
qualified TO do what he PROCESSES. Ii the
young men Of this town wish to raise a
band, they could nor have u better oppor
tuni,y. Mr.. S. gives lessons ON the Violin.
Flute, Clarionet: Dusle, Trumpet, French
Horn, &c. &c. Lessons are given on
Monday and Thursday evenings, at Z
o'clock.
Irerms-,welve lessons for $500
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

The Legislature Of kentucky conven-
ed on the Sis, uIt. John l.. Helm was
elected Speaker Ct the House, Thomas j..
Helm, Clerk OF the House. and James
Stonestreet Clerk Of the Senate.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21
;AZETTE AND ADVERTISER
MORGAN & HEM. EDITORS.
EuHLIs.yoS,J JAN. al,lsl;.

0-For Legislative proceedings, see
iirst page.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

Minois.-On the 18th inst. James a.
McDougall OF Morgan county was elected
Attorney General Of Illinois by the LIE
gisalare Of that State; and on the same
day Messrs. Walters and Weber were
elected Public Printers.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21
aPOsTACI DEFENDED; OR, 4 BID
FO., VOTES

ne assertion .: tie iIawkeye, noticed
ana denied in our last. that the course Of
'ne recreant democratic members Of The
Legislature from Van Buren, county meets
with the appreciation Of the great mass OF
their constituents, is reiterated in the last
number OF that paper. The Object OF the
editor in persis,ing in the truth Of an as.
ser''on ia!sfed BY advices daily received
from the various sections Of the count
IN question, and in defending and su stain
ing, generally, the course of those mem.
bers, is SO paIpab!e that it canno. fail gen
orally to be understood. His
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
INVENTED AND rRErAnEp ~

81 DE BOUDELOQUE, NJ. D., Lisbon, r KTUGAL
SinHE Scenic combnation Of ingredients of which
Ps are composcd made them the wonder and adm
f,top Of the world They known all over Euroe 70 b,
only discovered that has proved invariably
cssc, beng such thew e used during
for though always mild SAFE and healthy they certain %
The directions translated into English and are en,elopes
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each
rections the signature Of Dr. r. MELVEXU authorizes
agent fer the continent Of America.
They be transmitted by mail 10 any pan Of the Upes
letter. directed to DR.. +. Mclveau, "a Me
York. will meet with Immediate attention. All lettes prp.
post paid Sold BY appointment 100 Cherry Cehs
Price g. Half boxes No haf boxes sent b,
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hu%bug-some ,Eaesnee Of iSs Thug CIV
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hSmbug Men need rot be frightened by mere outcry
wa: led the the oV very
hamas em
the best things for the thoa. and voice. hoarsenes
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This medicine ]. formed by combnaon Of twen
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Of TIE sgs
sistsa with Coughs. Gods Hea.snss:: and con.S%pys
the voice can fGSa it. We
Reverend Lindsey recent pastor OfM Church. Second
Reverend Crawford. pastor the second NJ E. Church.
Reverend Mr. Lucky, presiding elder. New York Con-
& Wtss CT Presbyterian Church.
NJ Hwey ssD az n City Bedford
Reverend Mr. Hart recent pastor of Baptist Church. Gold
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Broadway, and s. William street.
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esH SER N Sfsp. and ether. wishing
subscribers before they purchase else Boxes Of assorted
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j. PEASE SON.
A CARD-As the Holydsy season j. now close At hand
when families preparing their friends in the
old Kncks tbseteI STYLE Me;, P,ass Son ready 70
de Russo; and Cake; Kisses NseseIonies
French and American Notices. Pyramids, Temples Lady APP
pies and in TACT thing able for the embeisi meM
Of New Years Table. Ia each department of this branch Of
their business they have procured the best Of fully
understanding their duties. and fearing rival
All orders either for the for New Years day
will be promptly attended to as heretofore. ~
u Ice Cream and Jelly. forms, shililnss
quart
N. B. No New Years Table should be without Pease's
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TO MARRIED LADIES.

o
inyslusbe Powder have been niyersiy adopsea
Europe but France IN particular for thirty yearu
a well 3, y hsu.and.in this co hiips the only mild
forbid. rapid increase Of famln '" ''' "'1'''
Madame Restcll, well kno A. ~ i6r thYv vear, Go
male Physician the two principal Female aosp,tas IN I'm
ropefose Of Vienna and Parswhere vorse (, her rosx
experience and opportunities she attained that ccebury In
those great dscovc in medical science specially aaped
the female frame for which her medicines now stand nnr
vailed as well in this country Europe Her ssqaainsncs
with the physioogy and anatomy Of the female frame enabled
hcr-by tracing the decline and i'll health Of maies femsiss
scarce in the meridian Of & and the conseQusns rapid and
often apparently nexpicabe causes which corsun many
fond mother to premature graveto their ar
nvc at edge Of the primary cause. Of ena indpcsi
shs discovery her celebrated Preventive Powdess'
the health but the life Of sectonats wife sns
fond mother.
The advertiser feeling the importance this subject and q.
mang the vast benefits renting to thousands by adop
would attention of tho mar
RED al that they hold and DEAR
wise and vrtuous evils which we arr sub
ect by simple and healthy within control Ever,
dspassonate virtuous and enlightened mind will
nsly answer in the Affirmative Price I've dollars package
can be forwarded By mail 70 Of the Un:d saes AZ
TELL, Female Physician. Principal Office, is Greenwich
street., New York. Once hous ou A M 10 3 clocn u
ston Office Ma. = EsseI It. o I'm
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MEDICAL.

ORRIs TOOTH wAsH-Prsparsd from the onnnAi No
~ cips At Nos siod street, New Yrok-The Onn Tooth
Wash purely vegetable prepanton possesng the proper
ties kleanins the teeth and mouth Iestsnng The guIs 20
the mouth arising nom decayed teeth from del
ranged of the stomach.
Il il designed used with tooth brush and will found
supseds the necessity POWDER keeping de teeth clean
Il ssefun cases Of ,puugy restoring ihsm
healthy and causing ham around the
teeth painful Of the teeth and gums arising from
exposure cold will be found highly beneficial II par
before rest Th. %sthod rscommsndsd By emi-
mulate during the day arc entirely removed and the mouth
Sound white the valuable
of hu%anity but how many neglect the attention
means needed Among these know more pleasant
and eectual the Os Tooth WASH cleanses wifi
sweetsns the BREATH We recommend it. ALL young
ld][Boston Morning Post
The Tooth Wash the best detergent We ever used
our epamel] Boston Transcript
r. ale Nv fhs druu ats in cir ~Iv
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

the ceIcbFty cheney, and invanabls success Of
" Madame Restels Female Monthly Pills In Iii cass, 81
rreguarty stsppage Of functions Of ma
ture upon which the health Of female depend
their ntIoduction into the United States about four
eorltensn and limitations are constantly attempted to be
s!ws,is isn on,s bob Ru. uG Sasren, bcle
possible, a two doa box. females are therefore
cautioned against these attempts impose uIon nem II n
tseit except ho.e sold at Madame Rs.te Principal Scs
Pice$ Madame Rcses signature Is written ca he c"ysr
of each box. ~ '
B-They can be used BY married SINGLE by following
the directions enclosed inside of each box Sold o by an
po'nment at 2 Grand seet. of Alien New York
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To THE LADIES


Oh. HULI'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS for the radical Of Proapsus Ute
or Falling Of the Womb BY external application supersed
%sudsd to The csd sbe to
health having failed of performing cure under
tho most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained high character in Europe
Pessahes and all other painful surgical expedisnts the Lying
lnHosptals of London and Paris and universally
mended in Europe by medical Of the highest rank In this
College. aud Ho.ps By al the eminent pvass pss
titionSrs.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' No
Vesey street. having separate entrance from the business
Trussss and supporten 70 female patients n&lmre
CURE + CHRONIC DISEASES.
DR. F. PkUD'HOMME, from Para, disciple Of the illus
- trous Hahnemann whose science and doctrines have
asonshed all Europe, and gathered around him crowd Of
eminent physicians eager to receive his Instructions and to
selected New York the place of his abo, and Of his
manent residence.
pr F. has been protest. anay and intimately connected
in with whose honored and everenced
In this country and during ten years pIacee he has visited
of the limited States and Of the West indies with
TO eucdae several points in science till then involved
He just arrives from Paris where he has been commun
cate he result of his observations the Gallo Society Of
which he member, and returns here TO dihuse the
fruits Of his experience and the blessings Of health.
the help Of his method founded the laws of Specifics
which had resisted other mode Of
he w.s. to be judged not from words but from works suce
10 disease Dreadful nveteraIe, such Consnmpuon
diseases Of the skn Cancer Fsula of kinds
Scrophula DroPsy Ec that he cannot entirely extpse
are promptly and radically cured
Dr. may be consulted every day, from 10 A. to M.
his office Duane street. near broadyay Computation
given the English French, German Spanish and Italian
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MADAME RESTEI.I.

FEMALE PHYSICIAN. Once and residences, rs Gree.
wich street, between Couandt md Liberty streets hsrs
she be consulted with the srctesl couSdenec On com
plants incident 10 the female frame.
Madame Restels know LEDGE IN IN.
Of obstinate ofeae eEulary stopMes suppsssson
Sc such a. to require but few days TO esea pereci
such time, with private and respectable board.
Preventive Powders,n for married ladies' whose del
lcate or precarous neah orbds rapid family
pSWensse All Letters est paid .ddrs.ssdto box ssa
N. B.-Madams RESTELL would inform ladies' residing
ont Of the city, whose health would admit of travelling thar
she would devote her personal attendance upon diem any
Of the United States within reasonable distance. ITO