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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
NEW GOODS, CHEAPER THAN
/. EVER.

ME Subscribers are new receiving =,
i their hew Brick Store on Jef4e.soa street.,
oPpee'te the Tin ware mandatory, a large
and general assortment Of Dry Goods, Groce-
riss, Hardware, Quscnswass, Boots, S,oss.
Hats, Ranpess. &c, direct from Philadeiphia
.nd New York. which they offer for eaie,
wis esa'e or retail, at the lowesl cash pr,ces.
Ae their stock has beer carefully selected,
and purchased entirely for cash, they hatter
themselves shst they will be able to offer as
good bargaiae as can be had in the Territory.
Wheat, Flax Seed, Beeswsx, and most kinds
ct country produces. wilt be received in pay
ment. w. F. CuOLBAUCH 4 ca
Oct. II, leAJ-ly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

she ought to Be We sinssruc,ed in the 1 !,
Of house keeping, laltiag care az the gar.
den, dairy foultsy, &c; add let me tell
you, think the success Of the farmer de-
ponds very much on thu management Of
his wife. How can q farmer thrive. when
his vito crawls out The bed aflsr IN.
sun has been some time shining, Jerks on
dirty dress, jumps into her shoes slip
shod, which shows the holes ia The heels
Of her stockings % advantage, and then
starts in q furry 10 get breakfast Ai,h
her hight cap on, and her bed leit in the
same way she got out oft! la two hours
after all hands ought Is have been al work
breakfast 10 ready. which may be a mixed
up mess, with sour bread or heavy cakes,
spread On dirty table by the side Of the
wall, which nothing but a keen appetite.
and one continued volly Of scoIdine, could
make 60 down. With such q start in the
morning, il is not hard to guess how tho
business will 60 on abou, the house as
well as on the farm. through the day
Instead Of this, we ought to rise with the
lark In the morning, and AZ eheerfaliy 90
70 the business Of the day, neatly dressed
from head to foot, our houses in order,
with clean good breakfast in readiness
by times. Then II the farmer does no,
60 TO his work with light heart, and a
strong arm, it 10 no. our fault. As we'll
w'sher Of the cause you arc engaged in,
send you these few hints. hoping you
may do much towards promoting the pro.
per cultivation Of the soil, and the proper
cultivation Of the mind Of the farmer and
the farmers wife. J
You're respectfully. SARAH.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
Two Dollars q Day and Roast
Beef.


The New Haven Register abiding to
the weavers strike ia Philadelphia, a.
galnst the reduction Of their wages.
SAYS.
Thus we see that though the lords Of
the loom are protected by tho new tariff,
oy duties OF 81, 100, aud $50 per cent.
50 that they find |. an object to run their
mills "day and night Their first efforts
Is 10 screw down the wages Of their poor
workingmen 10 the starvation poiat. Be.
lore the tariff was pu, on, these working.
men received four dollars, and now they
are 10 be pul down to SO cents day, with
nothing extra for their Sunday support.
Well may they ask in the war language
OF Nc. Webster, sis this the festival 10
which we were invited :n-When the
grea, Bunker Hill pagean,ry, in the hard
cider campaign was go, up, one of the
banners bore upon il the following mot,
sa:-"Whig policy Two DoLLARs A Day
AND k"Asr BEEF. Locoioco policy, Flr-
TY CENTS DAY AND CLAM Sour Now
we have the wing policy in increased
pro'''s TO the lords nu, instead Of two
collars tor the the laborers, we have but
fifty cents, aud no, even clam soup be.
sides. It has turned out jus, as we said
II would be; whatever profits were to be
leg'sla'ed INTO the pockets Of capitalists
by the new law, the laboring mass were
never 10 be benefited by them. The
rich made richer. and the poor poorer.
The weavers ought to send for that Bun
ker Hill banner now. and place ii at the
head oil their procession in their next
strike.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
COMMERCIAL GAzRrrE OrFlcR,
Port Leon, Friday, Sept. is, l843.

Our city is. in ruias! We have been
visited by one Of the mos, horrible
storms that i, ever before devolved upon
Us 10 chronicle. Ga Wednesday about
la o'clock A. NJ. the wind commenced
blsw.ng fresh from The south east, bring
sns up high tide, bu, nothing alarming
---s, 5 z. II. the wind lulled and tide foil !,
the westher sill coa:iauing lowery. At
II At night, the wiad fr-shened, and tide
commenced flowing, and by ls o'd ,ck it
blew a perfect hurricane, aud the whole
towg was inundated The gale con,in
ued with unaba,e,l violence until o'clock
the water making perfect breach ten
ieet deep over our town The wind sud
denly luled for q few minutes, aud ,kcn
came iron southwest with rednubi.,i vin
leilce and blew TIL daylight. Every
warehouse ia the iowa WAS laid flat with
the ground, except Que. Messrs, Hamliu
d Sn-ii's, ant part o: that also fell.
Nearly every dwelling was thrown from
It's foundation, and many oil them crush
I'd 10 atoms. The loss of property is
immense. Every inhabiian, participated
In the loss ,nose or less. Noue have es
care.i, many with only The clothes they
stand in. ST Marks suffered in the like
proportion With ourselves. But our los
ses are nothing compared with those al
the iight-hous Every building bal the
ii.h house gone--aad dreadful ~ relate
faxraeen hces lost! and among them some
0l our most valued citizens. We cam
nul alisnpt TO estimate the loss OF each
a until our ceilings viii Better enable US
. 40 investigate ii. Below We give list
ot those drowned So tar rs heard from.
Ai Port Lem "A crazy negro boy be-
longing 10 Tallahassee.
n fhe Lsght House. Capt. N. c. Rob.
srison, his wife aud three child rem, aud a
child Of DIR. rradeweil's.
Mr.. Joseph Wood, portrait PAINTER
from Tallahassee.
A child OF r. " Butfins, and five ne
grocs.
Those saved are Captain liungerfard,
his wife aud two children, ilr. Trsde
wells youngest child, Messrs. Oglcsbee
Be,h en- aud k.nn.ds, r,Iu,s aud ave ne
grocs
Oar citizens are now out, looking for
any that may have escaped, and bring the
bodies OF those that may be found Such
total destruction OF property never has
occurred IA our place. Sid
Duo loss is estimated al $3.50 600.
la addition TO the above, we h. We learn
ed tina, the family al Mr.. Edward Wal.
ksr. living on She'll Point, vile, children
snd I'VE or SIX negroes, oil persisted
Mr.. " alkcr himself es, aprd by clingins
te,he branches OF tree, ill lhe waters
subsidized.
II Is ais, stated tina, there are several
o'hsr persons living at this point, who
have not been heard from. aud 1i whose
safely grea, doubts are entertained
There araralso several families from
this county in summer quarters or
James Island, IN whose uccuun, much
anxiety is feit. Indeed such was tho vio
ience Of the winds and the, height t.
Which the tide rose, that olr imagination
can scarcely FIX hunts 10 It's ravages.
Ceder Keys, ApalachIcoia. ST. Joseph
can scarcely have escaped without much
damage.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

BY an extra Of the Tallahassee Star
re have received the following particu-
hrs oil destructive storm that occurred
a. Per, Leon on The night Of the 18th
inst:
TREMENDOUS STORM-HORRIBLE LOSS
OF LIFE AND PROpERTY-DESTRU
TON OF PORT LEON, ST. MARKS AND
THE LIGHTHOUSE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
NOTICE.

9Hf. Der Moines Auxiliary B lille Society will
hold their annual meeting al the Methodist
Chp rsh on Tuesday Evening next. at O'Clock,
Tor the purpose OF choosing officers tor the ensu.
Tag Jcai aud a,it adag 20 amp other business That
nisy come before the M. sAtldresses may be ex.
perieu. a punctuai a,ien, snee is requested.
Oct IA. GEUs PARTRIDGE PERI.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14


lust openeds q, Messss cosA asd crssa-
~ era Old sands - Watesa The 6fss he4g1
sssre below Jefferson Ssress 81 easiye eSW
Stock Of Goods, consisting In fkft efs6e -
tan ing articles, viz. M Nh
Staple Dry Gooda,
Boc,s sad Shoee,
Groceries Of every descriftj0a. 49,
Castings Iron, Nslss end Gtoos.
Quecnswafe and csslesyx
q. Alum. l.. Blown and 'kshawAa oo1s
Dried Peaehea and Applss,
Ohio whiskcys together Wish Reees.
al assert meat Of the best &Qtlltv ofI0.
pertcd and Domessic EaQsctS,
A large lot Of fret tate Wild osseo
Feathers, In sscks TO suit parehsaSfo.
We trust that orr stock, which hss bees
purchased very low Tor cash, and bscunAs tese
whilst frcighte were very low, will - fmaad
as cheap ~ any stock Of goods In the plea.
az We shall ask 40 mora advance on aag sssi.
Gle OF said stock than vii. pay livia9 pse&s.
As we Intend 10 wholesale and rossjl. Ne
would moss respectfully solicit of ne sosassy
merchants, Of the farmers throsRksss Ne
country around, and of tho citizens rsneuo1ay.
q share OF their patronage.
There il no mistake but that We shsll ell
very low fos caeh, or ii ;ASHes for se1nsvy
produce. Please call and sxsmiAs fsrYUuc.
selves ~ the housc A above directed. al -.
der the sign Of b. r. WOon.
Burlington, Aug. i7--yiy 6@T
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
ESTRAY.

VyAKEN up on the 18th day Of September is43.
by Jonathan Paddocks, living in Flint RIVER
township, Des Moines county.- Iowa: 4 clay bank
Mare. ilach name AID tail. small white streak N
.hs ,osehsad Hind feet white. lump on the lsfs
side OF she under-iAr bnnt, about fourteen and :
half hands high supposed to be four years old ms;
Spring; appraised Al $50 by Henry Hart, MARI
Rowtraft and James Lester
Burlington. Sep. so-sspd
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
AspENGROvE CEMErRY.

There will BE- a meeting OF the subscribers TO
eHst'y at the Aethotitst burch this eve Ming
a. iatf past o clock. All subscribers who have
pa or ready to pay, are earnestly requested
TO attend. BY order OF the board Of control
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
WOOD. WOOD,,

pERS0NS Who have agreed to pay taeir sub
sor'rtions TO this paper in wood are requested
20 deliver y immediately. other~ise the cash will
be required.
Oct. ~, l8A3.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

MT BROWN. at 81 Main street. Saint Louis,
Ivl. has already received several shipme ats. and
will continue 10 receive weekly flesh supplies Of
superior ready made clothing. the goods Of
which were bought at auction. for cash. previous
to the late advance on goods, and made up under
his immediate direction BY a Wholesale clothing
house in the city Of New York, with which he y
connected. His stock win be large. comprising
every artice kept in furnishing or clothing store.
Having one Of the best cutters in the United
States 70 supeiintend that department, he 10 con-
kdent his garments will compare successfully with
any in this city Ia fashion, beauty, make. or 6t.
Persons visiting 81. Louis for the purpose ofre.
plenishing their wsrirobes. eithes 10 clothing or
furnishing articles win do we'll to call On the sub
scriber, where they will not only End the most
fashionable and hest ,.ade garments. but at pri-
ees decidedly lowe than any other house in the
city Of 81. Louis.
IA. BROWN, So Main 81. St Louis.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
NEW FAEE O 0ODh-
VIM. M, Dcyoes

Corner o. Jsfaso~ and Water st.. BsS,gAessA
GTAviNG Jass received . gsserst aesetsasse
II and full supply Of Americas 90 cSasA Dp
Goods nd Groceries. HAfiwsrs -aiyi. ettlssf.
Boats and Shoes OF all sis.s and qss1NlsS. eles-
Caps, Combs, Buttons, School Books DC. ee /.
woul invite the attention Of bio frieuds and esses
ners a. he j. determined 10 cell for cash - pro-
daes a, ST. L.uis retail prices. Cesss ssdsess
Sen 10. se4j.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
LOST

n NOTE Tor $500, given by Henry Neil
TO ma. payable 10 September last, upon
Which c1.sdt OF SIS 10 endorsed should
SAID note Be found iis return 70 me 10 res
pecifuily solicited. The public are caution
ed from receiving or fading in i.
WILLIAM O'NEAL.
Oci. 1.l8s3-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
DYE sTUFFS.
INDIGO, Madde,. Ccp-sss &c. ~, tbe -
J. By rsePie. w ~ DEv0k


WILL be sold Al the Pass.rn Fara tss es1Isjl
w near the SHc and FoS Ageney WspRslAs
county, Iowa. on Moadsy the 18th day tfUtee.
menss. Farntarc &C.. se,o-.king 90 aid rsrs, u
c<pt four Horse. AMI two Wsg9oss and Hsfsassy1s
be cold AFTER gathering the crop. The stesk &C.,
prsscs thirty two head Of Cattle, good wesk s1se
snd Co va with Jokes and chsiss;ess eassiag MN
oae steel Cora Mill, pioeghs, Iarve~s e1Ggyps&
an assortment OF carpenters tss,ls, hesss tsei(tso
aud the numerous articles reqairsd on hsa. Aes,
thr~e horses BESIDES thcs< retkined.
Terms each. Specie or its squivsIees 70 -
paid on deliver, o; The property. wAeh u eal pstd
Tor within ten days after the sale wild - sGu1a -
ferei u In IL. hrss Instance. Eor fssSAss p1tis.
ulars enquire OF Geo. Wiissa ESQ, On the ssso.
JOHN BEACH, Y, 3. I'D. Aga
S~n rs lS4f--3f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
WFORMATION WANTED.

HNHERE 10 living some where in the West,
(supposed 70 be in i,ws) three gentle
mon Of the following nance: Peter 3hsmes
and John Coon, from Fsystts csunty Pcaa1Jk
vania; they moved to the west sense - o.
eleven years ago, have no, bees heAse q but
once sipcs. Any person knoWiSe 1itAsr Of
he above named gentlemen, will much obliee
the subscriber By letting her know il BY iss
ter or otherwise. a. Burlington Iowas
PRUDENCE WILKINSON. w.
DC, 7 is43-3,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

AnA SETS common teas.
AVO so - Liverpool end whits granite do.
500 - rdged plates. =. 8. s. 10 inch.
80" white granite do.
~ 50 dog. assorted mocho bswls.
20 :. plain and aatted tursblers, yuts
received aud for sale by
Oct. "A. W.. F. CO6LBAUGH, T. Co. Jes. 1t.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
LEGAL NOTICE. Is
7 1srriiovy@ Ioaa, County Of Jefferson, IS.
f1sDl1rss p A'l1s (A..amp.i. and
EonuxD Hrrca. Auscamess.

-
EoxuxD Hrca. A"'eh"sss
TINE said Edmnsd Hitch will hereby taxi .
4 notice, that on the 18th day Of Augus,.
A D, ls43. writ Of atiachmsnt was issued
out Of the ofic. Of the CLERK Of the Dis,rici
Court. in said county, against the goods and
ehatsleu, lands and tsnemenss., rights, cred
its. meniss acd effects Of him, the said Ed
mund Hitch, IN the abevs entitled "a use. for
the sum Of ono hundred and eleven dollsrs.
(Sli1) which said writ OF attachment was a..
forwards. on the first day ofthc next term Of
"a id court thereafter, to wit: on the eleventh
day Of September, ts43. returned hy she Sher-
i'll, levied on certain claim on the Public
Lands in said county, together with the ita-
provements thereon.
Now unless the ssid defendant shall APP
pear and plead to said Plaintiffss action be
fore the next term Of said court, jud gment
will be rendered againss him in the premises;
and the property 50 attached will - sold 10
satisfy the same with costs Of cult.
JOHN A. PlTzER, e3ssk.
C. N EGrs. Attorney.
Octe Der, ID, lS43-4t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
HATS, CAPS s RONNErs.

- Eases Gents. silk. brush and beaver Hats,
y IS dos. muskrat Caps,
Is hair zeal do.
10 sealet. do.
~ glazed and cloth do.
superior seal do.
6ne otter do.
s Ladies' willow bounefs.
Florence braid do. For sale eheap
BY W. F. C0OLBAUGH. & Go. JEFF ct
(Oct. IA.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

oil
will
public All knds
" '' r' BkIDGAAN BROTHERS,
Of Jefferson and Main Streets
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
Land for Sale.

THE following described landa, having bssa
i selected In 1889; bas short tiihe sfSef the
first Government Saies in this Tetfitoty; ere now
offered for sale at reasonable prices.
DIES MONIES COUNTY
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

ss@
JUST .REcEIvED. LARGE AND WELL SELECTED s7ocK OF
FFALL AND WINTER GOODS COMPRISING MART
-se BROADCLOTIS:
Hs ba Buefaek, Olive qualities
CASSMERES.
a great Of coors Of fashionable
Black Caaes Mixtures. G Dn
KENrbcKY JEANS
pss hs. a s oSdi pleasing Ss @ss %
GLASGOW KERsEYs OR Anew NAME For hARDTMEs
qs. .s goods " fro" clear stock and will Sc found Of S ~e durable
Extra ofa
WINTER COATINGS. ,.a e4
Meslinaw Baak fings Pilot Clothes also ready made B'an
:. BED BLANKETS, i
- s FLANNELs
large Of White. Rod and i
WOoLLEN SHAwLS.
Tagioni Kabyie. de laine n
MoUsELIN DE LANES,
- pRINTs PRINTS!
Comprising larger variety n
market in price from ~as yard
BROWN MusLlNs
i e. ssass ss sss si heavy D"iiss.
- Fine and Exns6ne Clo,ha
S.ekones cambrss. Plaid ands Striped Mauo.
e @ HANDKERCH,EFS
''aS' 'S
Black, Blae,B lasa for dresses.
rOrases and saans tcoOre) for bonne,s
RIBBONS
sains Gani,ur Cap Ribbons
GLOVES.
Mems Superior Paris Buck,
sissks assoIosd
do Egypt j fingered Mi,s, Ladies Fls fasefsa
Ladies blk Hose BLOCK and white,
90 40 Ingram
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

xnnn LBS. Pittsburgh Cotton Yarn.
AyOO zoe. do candle wick. 70. sale By
Oct. IA. W.T.. COOLBAUGH. 4 Ca. JEFF II.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

10 hereby given, that have taken
IN cut Letters Of Administration en- the
estate Of Robert Brown, deceased, and request
all these ind. btsd to said estate to call and
settle; also those that have accounts against
the same to present them to me immedia teiy
for settle ment.
JAS. w. WOODS, Adna'r.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

ORDERS & CITY SCRIP,
A LSO, Tow nship orders, fer sale by
~ Oct. l4-lt VIM. A. NELSON
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
ROOTS . SHOEs.

I'M CASES, just received and for sale By
AVO w. r. COOLBAuGH, 4 Co. JEFF st.
Oct ID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
TAsHIONABLE HATS, LATEST
STYuE

TNHE subscriber hos just received dozen
j superior Silk, French and Nutra ats,
man ufactured to order. and for sale low for
cash. G PEASLEY. .
Oct IL. Hawkeye copy.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

LIST OF LETTERS
ID EMAlNlNG Ia The Post Offica in
- Fairfield, the LIST day Of October
l843.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EXAMINING in the Post Office al
~ Burlington Iowa, on the S0,h Of Sep
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

FRANCIS RRgpGMAN JOSEPH BRIpGMAS
BRKDGMAN BROTHERS,
Commission aud Produce Merchants, and Dealers
In Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Orocs-
ceres, Hardware an,t Qneeasware.
Sep. 80. Burlingtoa, Iosra.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
SCAFARTITTI.

TURKISH Smoking Tobacco, very superior
Il article. for sale by bR5DGE HALE.
1 SIP 70, JOHN 6. FOOTE, AZ
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14

lust received per 3. B. Gslsns = lN 2!
81 new prcmin N Cooking Stoves ShteA Sia
o. solu low u 3ash Or wheat. - 49,
0ci.7. LYMAN ck<kk>
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
Smiths, Tools.
LOST on STOLEN.

A BLUE Cloth Cloak, witha velvet collar,
IN sod velvet facing. II was put on a dray
with baggage, from the STEAM Boar Porosi,
when she landed her. on Thursday night last,
and was missing when the drayman got 70 the
Catholic Clutch. Any person who will re-
turn the came TO ]. II. Clay Mudd Esq shall
be llberaliy re warded.
Oct. z l843-tf JOHN HEALEY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
WANTED

TWENTY THOUSAND Lbs- Bacon wanted
u in exchange for Groceries and Dry Colds BY
Sen - w M DEVICE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
MOI.ASsEs.
MOLAESEs. &
AT o. and =. Hssse Msisases, bv
In. Sep Is. = DEv0E-,
FOR SALE,

HIVE THOUSAND feet sesscGsd Hse
Lumber. Aiao Bost sdiiabie fos we'd
or fiat boat. will be soid cheap Il applied tss
soon, by RAND = - NJ
i Oct. z.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-14
TO THE WORID.

hereby Monty the p-ohae Of The world - tsr4e,
that one Gibson Ent.iry. Mss slss3sssissiy De-
esn,pea, aud gone ts' Missouri, dsftssdias % -
of 3i0.s7 ~ CTS. Look ont Tor snsh s<sAp. -
be has fully csnvineed me that cheaiisg hsssse
men Of thsir sses 10 gsme be fully usdsrstss6s.
HARRISON KOLK.
Sert % iaa3--st.
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GEO TEMPLE P. M
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Any person cnquiring for any OF the
above letters, will please state that they
have becn advertised.
SAMUEL SHUFfLETON, r. NJ.
Oct. 1ih, l643.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-10-12
PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO

The elections for members of Congress and Of
inc State Legislature took place in Pennsylvania
and Ohio on Tuesday last. In neither have we
any thing TO hope for in the Congressional cleo.
lions. Both of them have been SO Gerrymander.
Ell by our opponents in tile arrangement of the
districts, as TO leave little or no chance o. sue
cess. The Wings of pennsy lvana might how.
ever, have carried the Legislature this year, il
they had thought it advisable to make the effort.
But no good could be effected by it-Wilh a
Governor opposed 10 them, who makes the most
unscruPulous use of the Veto power, they could
accomplish nothing of substantial value to the
State. Besides, there is another reason. The
party to which Gov. Porter owes his election is
greatly divided on account of his official miscon
duct, and portion Of them are cIamorous for his
impeachment at the approaching session of the
Legislature. The Wings, therefore, thought it
best to afford them the opportunity, and we pre-
sumo have generally so cast their votes in the
doubtful counties as to aid the ant-Porter cand.
dates. The Governor will be rotten subject TO
dlssect' and we are not surprised that the Wings
shonid prefer giving over the job into the hands
OF his quandam friends.