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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02
Packing Embellishments

The Messrs. Dawn, it viii Be seen by their
advertisement, have completed their new packing
establishment, and are now prepared to 60 ex-
tensisely into the business Of putting up pork
Their house Is large and eommcdious, and seems
to be possessed Of every convenience. This
makes the third regular packing establishment,
erected spec ally for that purpose, in Burlington
The house Of MI. Partridge is one Of the largest
in the West, and was erected at great expense
That Of Rand Co is also extensive and well ar
ranged. They WI al have enough to do. Pork
begins to conc in freely, and looks we'll. Thu.
far il is thought to be heavier and better thar
that Of last year.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

The fcressing has b~en fifylsAsa =.
BY the President Of the ChamBbr AZ b..
u,ies 81 CopenhsEen. FR4
The consumption Of this articIs N ri.
other IVES, India Islands isvsrv .,..;'
a m.rke, one established il this civ
would readily find SALE Tor 50 600 !,
10000 punchrons annually.
The meal must he ,nanufactur RAJ f,o.
yellow Germ, sifird. kiln dried end packed
in punchrons 70 contain. 300 lbs s,d
weight--ihs puDrh-ons n;ua, ~ ma,
from white oak slaves, IN measur, I,d
gals, have IL wooden and 4 iron hooo.
b perfectly mir tight. in every wav 6t.C
ter being tagged 10 contain spirits. Id
bushels Of corn will nett 700 ID. Of meal
o. avaluc of25cis o. % 4
SO o. s,ases hoops and
labor of pune hcon 3 ~
Expense oi manufacturing l 60-Ss 90
The usual pri = =, .hs DraiAjy N'ns m,lit
is Sl2i aud Al rhiladclhhia aud New
York $iH a $ll. For 70 years IND
price Of this sr,lclr has boz IN an, Of N,
West India markets BEEN below Ia dol.
lars Sales in the British "a, on;... y,
made for c~,Ai rnd sctorSins io IL. Il.
RITZ of,he 5h July las. free Of both l..uw.
rial and Colonial tuli-s. The .Sle 4, s.,
croix has hcrr,oiore> been principally Il
barter, bu, owing m The policy III HIM
duties in this Country, Den mark bs.
dap,rd si,sl'at .scdsufes Ter the prs.r:
lhn 81 her colonies, by which arrange.
II" MS tho home nnrke, will consume ths
whole production # her ccic,,s. m pr,t
crrhts 10 ihr~lgh, in r1h<eYucucr II
y hich; hentrior,h, all Ssits viii h~ maas
Tor cash or an ,;ms under the gunran,,
OF The Government, Us 10 now rna, ted b,
law.
Our geographical si,u- ,icn i, no "a.
vorahle Tor the IVES, lni,n ,ra,s. n
takes from 50 to 35 days 10 perform pas
sngc 70 any Of tho Mind~Ard lslanas,
whersss The same can with ~A.s he inos
in le or n days from y, y York, PHIL.
drlphla or Boston, No vessel Gnu there.
fore afford IL carry 4 rncrh~cn ~ t~s,
,hsn 81 freight. while Siia$s i,u.sal
tssm northern cities. aud ean therefore
not aspmr To equal prices;
Al moncnt NJ the rrrsea, wncn ~
are threatened hy thu noe,h.ra cute. ~
have "ar cemrnerte destroyed, tn ha,s
tho greater rat, &c tho We.,sru p,~luys
pass our doors ~Ilhou, leaving Z comni,
s'on or rroa,i every -petyy shcala Nd
used TO draw direct ttslc- NM Il .ncy
established Tor corn meal ia ,his CIV
w,ald bring With ,hc saerlying &c d,
nosl every article or Cad tor ,Ea Wssl
India markets, aid eonsid, rally incrr.sa
our local 'n'ercs,, Lr, pssSe ya,r PAW
taisa,M be our motto, aud the Serk 10
half done betors begun,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02
Rights ar women.

AMn securing 10 married women the use and
eejcymea, Of their own property has been passed
by the Tennessee Legislature. The measure il
Just and proper in itself, and We hope will be
generally Followed ar, even here in Iowa. There
10 no good reason why The wife should not re.
tain the same centred over her property alter
marriage that che had befcre. The Nashville
Union, In enamera,ing the benefits that will
grow out of said new law, says-"And last,
though nctleast important in its consequences, Il
will diminish the number Of old maids, who now
refuse to marry lest taeir effects should be squaa.
deycd.H
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

! We are in the receipt Of ST. Louis papers ar 10
the ssd olt They rersesea, business a. eeles
comparatively inactive. and prices A. having \
downward tendency In all things Nat lead, which
was shll on the rise, Sales Of this article have
been made at 81 90, which is about 81 20 more
on the hundred pounds than was paid this time
last year. A decline in the prices OF salt, sugar
coffee ana melasses, is noticed, We give such
quotations A. will be Interesting to Dealers ira
des and farmers, at this season of,he years
FleuR--Thc receipts Of country tlour for the
week amoaat 10 1854 bbls. Sales are at So 6sl
81 sSs the last figures governing the principal
transactions from store for several DAYS.
WHARF.-The arrivals Of all descriptions da.
ring the week will not ia,l short OF $1,000 bash.
els. Prime fall has met with ready sale from
quote for strictly Prime irom So - to 6Scs Me-
dunn 90 a 6ses Ordinary and Spring best samples
from 4S to 5sc.
BxANs-Clean White meet with ready sale at
% IL TSc per bushel.
Hors--New Hops are scarce. and ready al Is
a lsc. None but Eastern are in request,
ftAxsEED-Sales Of good are quick at 20 sSc.
BEEswAx-In demand at 26c.
TAttow--All descriptions are ready sale al
Sl-2 &c.
BAcoS-The market is, as noticed in our last.
without transactions, except a barter sale of some
2s.CO0 lbs. from store, at S-3c for Sides, 3 1-2c
for Hams. and lee for Shoulders. Good Hams
are in some request at 3aac.
: LARp--Rnt little has been done in Lard during
the week, and the receipts are as yet light. Psin.c
We quote at 4 l-2a5c, with moderate demand;
Ordinary, 5a4 l-4c.
WRlsEEy--The receipts Of Rectihed have
been quite moderate during the week, and sales
are at 10 l-ea2oc from landing 20a2ic from, store
SALr-There has been large amount 81 both
barrel and sack Salt received during the week,
with decline in all descriptions from last QUOTA
tons, Sales from Landing are Of 500 sacks Turks
Island at DC per bush. 1000 sacks G. A. at 81 SIS
Per bag. Kanawha we quote at 3oa33c; l. b.
81 81 I 81 IS.
SueAR-Some little new Sugar has been re-
ceived: and from store We quote sales Of New at
8 lac; Old Prime 6 Ia . l-2c.
CoFFEE-A slight decline Is noticed Ia most
descriptions. and We now quote Havana from
store 1t ga 8 l-2c; St. Domingo IL 7c; Rio
l-2 8 Lee; Java II TIC.
MolAssEs-We quote from store It % 26c.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. l5. SucAR.-- The arr.
vals since our last have been to the extent OF 400
bids. chiefly Of fair and prime qualities The
prices of those sold range ff0m 8 to 81 2: some
snail parcels Of strictly Eime have bFouehf Is
high q 6 Ia 6 l-2e iyc learn Of . mail lot
Of prime sold on plantation nj s lie.
GpyyEE-Limiied ealas Or CotF,e arr mad =
for Rio. IA a: Z ts2E a.I Havana. l-2a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02
new York-thc Grand Result.

The loeowing returns from New FORK show the
democ1ahc triumph to be most signal and com
plets. OF the l28 members elected to The House
Of Representatives 81 are democrats 81 wings;
and Of the eight Senators elected this year "a
are denccrats bsk onea The best of~all, how
ever, is the majority on the popular vote, which,
from the following statement, it will be seen,
= we'll nigh to TWENTY THOUSAND in fa-
sor Of the democratic candidates. Huzza for
the Empire States She has already given evil
dence that in good lime she win repair the injus>
tice done her distinguished son at ! period Of
rssel and excitenant, and thus pracsically.ds-
monstrate the correctness Of the sssecond sober
thought"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02
JULY. ls4a.

: This was tie range under heavy shade,
with sbrisk Oseeze In the ordinary exposure
e was -, OAiy five days rain during this mouth,
mostly light showers. u 8 b. ssal 7
Innoday during this month did the thermom.
leter siak below 60 except on the lst, when it
stood 81. The warmes weather was as FOL-
lows: 4th therm 1t 81; 9th 30; 10Th 90; 10th 90;
a7th -. During the balance OF the month the
weather was scissAbly regular, the thermomete-
Ranging betweens7l and 80. " saw@. "
! Five days rain during the month, all light ex.
ceP one, which was on the 25th e
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02
NOVEMBER


Snow on the sth, lath and 9th, light. Rain
on the 10th and 26,h, light, and on the osa,
heavy.
The thermometer in the sun rose no higher
than il6 in the month Of July; no higher than
1903 in August; no higher than 100 in September;
no higher than so in October, and no higher than
10 in November, during this year.
Comparative vie,c.-The extremes Of the
weather during the same months Of last year we
given bellows
JuLy.-Thesmomcter ranged between 90 aud
o. eleven day,. vhs ilth, i2th, nth, 18th,
18th, 2ist, 22d, 2sth, V6,h, 9th, 2Sth, and 2ath
In tMa xs. L. akNM. A-,c-. A. .-.-...A
at from no 10 l2se. But four rains.
Auousr.--Thcrmomete stood above 90 . six
days. VIA so,h, Goth, 27.h. goth, so,h aud alst,
When exposed to the sun Il rose as high as 100 :
several times The same rsmark win apply 10
September.
ocrcaER-Batfew cool days during October,
the therm, falling below 10 70 but or five days,
via; 18th, Goth, s5th, s6th and 9Th, On the
sSd il rose TO only n in the shade, whi'e in the
sun Il ran apto li6s Rain on the ls,h and ist,
NovsMaes Weather unusually cold. the
them, falling below sse sixteen days. ana De.
low re- nine days, via nth, 18th, 10th, sal,
sath, sa,h, s6th, s,,A, esth aad s0th, The cold
est days were the 18th, s6,h and s,,h, on which
latter day the therm, fell to 9s aslew sero,-.
Heavy snews ca the nth, lsth and iStA--ice
commenced running on The i,,h, River closed
on The morning er,he ND,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02
NYsANxrs.

The Ma,'Iseaisn a,ncaaees sae resignation eG
IeaS A, Ess,$ as III Assistant lost Master
Seecra's and tAs arpcias@ent OF G, ". TYSON
10 GIL his place, Mr. h it's stated. resigns Tor
the purpose ef hA'ng a higher appointments
whit Il is act yet kaowa.
asee@s 10 be scaera,ly conceded that Mr.
Bryan made q good aud eskeieat o:Eeen and re.
gsc' Is se's a, his Withdrawal from the Pest Office
ac,a, sm,S,l stsrst
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02
Salt Tax.

= S~@e
An interesting letter from COL BrNrox, in ia
" p Ne totsl repeal Of the tax upon salt,
vill tksOsxA by turning to orr FIRST page. The
ssllse viii Be eiaA to lsasa that Col. Boston Ia
rot discouraged BY the III success Of all his pre-
sioss vabsts u abolish this most ubiquitous tax
sekSlS1sS sssssisls 6Ftges lNssNil2spas1
aevefanee tru.y Characteristic of the man has vol
pstsriA renewed his pledge not to abste his .ex-
ssaipas u pressing he sus upon TIE attention
efcsagzess while he continues to remain in pub
Ne u. sIlsi success. Il No rsnote day, win
frgFAd HE labess, there i every reason to hope
sasl belieses Scr, independently Of the assurance
girens( sach result in the certaisty with which
60 - Ass hesstosse psrsaea nearly al his e.
tsses aeassFrats favorable issue, Ne lax b in
tsslf pahal, excessive. and utterly isdefsnsible,
asasssses - luaer must be repealed sa
= n lhabitssas-os the psovision States of the
neihsfssei Nshcyur inniediately and deeply
ieaeeeoed On ~ abolitios Of The daty, for upoa
0eM'h e1ls with msdae severity in consideration
dRues inaenss quantity q ,Ae taxed article con-
tsusea. I<t oar fasmsss hat 90 through the vari.
eo'stetts ana fsrk packing establishments 81
Ne rAee ssd seti~e ne tlso,isabds II not tens .,
0Iodsasds = G1nAek aseA in single season, and
ikeS h 49, ssssSn6ss sMsfapon allsAe import.
sdlhty arsorsiaslIy taxed by The sovernneN,
atkt eeats Tor every ANv>six pounds, aud upcs
~ do.2stsc Stiit sseases asncsnt ~ The manu-.
irtutss. and they will be able to form fain,
idea 4saa only I, faint oae-of the manner il
which they are Aeeced 4Aias fa2
Illinois, Missouri, and several other Westerr
States, have spokea on this subject through thei
St,ie Leyisl.tases, and we hope Iowa win do Ia,
ssne thing before the close ofthe approaching
seas;oa. II proportion to our population we ar,
= deeSay interested - any portion Of the West
And, u consequence Of the distractions in tn
river, 81 which high charges for fie:ghts Il Ger
teia seasons cause salt to r,n, up 70 an enormou
pFiee, evea more 20, than some Of the States il
wAieA ne most active and determined opposit o.
NEthe dsty has been manifested. II is h;ghl
neee~. therefore, that our Legislature should joi
j. aenssaeiag SUCH ~ unjust measure, and W
1peak oqsg hope that il will do 70. Salt, lik
breed, is an article that enters largely into Ii
spaseaPtiea Of al classes and grades of ssciet,
>ea = little less essential to existence than bpea
ileel6 We regard the course of England in pc,
sistisg 10 - breed tax - cruel and inhusaan, bs
fNses that here .. home We ore all subjected I
- ssaction upon another accessory Of life su
liAsla more dc(snsihle.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

Noor genuine whIg Is a pattern sf d
ressenrn Az Tho youn, ladies ssy, id
the sentimental rolMSncrs, hs ia = vrry
"lott"of a legIcisn, tle u more asae
shao Nc mes, Itr'itaalb's IT thu schosl,
men, mors comprehensive IN hi. x~ners
aNsSl,ons thar tho lesdcr ,r the E,r.,R
elec''es, he ,~ill ptot. tdA almost o.,
thing 10 be WusS or, if il suits his par.
pesc. he Wit show you with an caaal Ia
City that Il i tnlse, The puxslc cr h.
gal gen,lemen, 10 maize white bloch, et
black white, is ne poxs,e to him; il 10
mere 'sn sslds e'.yi be will " j. in shs
How admirable. Tor instance. Il ha
mode vt supporting the doc,r,hc III 1
pro,cc,'ts tanH! lie will ilra tell yua
that MrlH u needed to shield the doases.
tie ,nandtac,ursr froas the sainoas com.
petition Of foreigners The old verdi,
he says, Is stocked with IN crabandan,
poor population. labor can 10 had ior
mere ,riile; the rate OF wages 10 nsx, to
nothing; and how, wherefore, can you
ask our robust we'll ted workmen 10
bring their muscles into cempe,i,iom Vi b
Engi'sh paarersi Having said ,his, Ne
locks aboot him. with triumphant air,
- though ~ had floor~d ali uppcaenss.
Let no dog venture to bark any more.
But some oao is hard enough to sef
ksss that man has = right - Luy ~Asfs
be can buy the cheapest, that I prslsc.
tive duty has the effect oil raisisg the
price OF an srticls To consumers, Who arc
the great body Of every nation, and
whose interests therefore ere tho most
important. What says your tariff man
theas "Why, bless yos," - replies
"you are sitoxethsr hvssiaken! A pro
,ee,ivs tariff has - such effect, - yoa
suppose. II dees hos Fsise ihc price 81
the protested esmmodi,y, bat on The ssh
Or hasd, actually dimin;shss il, 50 that
our ow. ,assslaesurcss sas>e - cell il q
less rein ,sxn il ean BE- procssss FREQ
abroaj. Look II brass kettles; lssk 81
iinseed or; look, a. coArss .cp,soa- goods;,
and osAef wares. They are snla . y
lower price now, when tho larif il h'eM.
TINA they were when the ,sria wss lew,
Aad sgsin, b. lsoks srous,d with lhs ~
stare Of one who' SaAfcsE
pIe,cly annihilsted. opposition. ~.
is j. true, that several questions -
here b saggsssed which wo0ld d'sasse
The profGndily Of convection 10 40 orr
nary ,nan; yst i has No sfltci g yssf
disciple 81 ar Clay. For sxsmPlss -,
might .sk sinn u The domsss'v u'ssa'sr
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02
Observations Of the Weather.

For the following table Of the weather, show
ing the extremes Of cold and heat, Sc, At this
place during thu last Ave months, we are indebt-
ed to Dr. g. s. PELroH. The observations were
made with grset care and may be relied on as
correct. November Of Che Present year,it will
be seen, Notwithstanding the complaints of its
GOODNESS, was mild when compared with the
same month Of last year.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

This gc~ssemsn lately undertook to s.de6ne
his pssiasss'' in speech At Andover, Mass, ard
WAS ssc~ succcsstui than in scu~ Of his former
sassar's, &c We may Judge non the delight man.
iasssd ny most ri the whis papers, including
scsAs Of thoSe BY which IN, a few months ago he
wss denounced with the yrca'cst virlence as a
tssites. His speech l. vtry l,n,, and We have
Ssly hsa time 10 glance over Il Cor moment; we
notice, however, that he cuaeavors to qualify
aud sxplaia away his declaration, made in hi
Tanacl Hall speech in The sumner, that Bank
cfvhe United States was an sschsoletc idea. I"
a1pstssaiAAtsrssSswmyvaTc tie question;
bot Neverhsless, should the wings think other.
wise, and make an effort To charter one, 10 vii,
come to their assistance. Ills ".eciprocal
tseasy~ hobby We suppose he has given up, no,
p<s~sNiee that Ae aakcs any allasionto H. lie
elusea his speech with TIC declaration that
M IL = whig~-S Massachusetts whsg--aal a
Hessl Hall wh'y. lie did not, however, saw
what ses,s Aavs cAese 10 put in his mouth, that
hs. IA Henry Clay whirs but on tie other hand,
ttses h. b. very severe upon those Of that party
whe have eaeslioasa his motives in remaiainv
member II Nh TyiNs cabinet, which embraces
very many hsxA in the eeNiaeace of Mr. CLAY
Al~sssC neaatlsss, however. in COED time Mr..
Nv Will gsss in his adhesion 70 his Hes,assy
rival. As Ne,A&g slss viii eaahlc Ais Ia nv,
sesse A'spaass Ia the Wig party a. header,
1As speech Is one IL MN WeAs,erss ,aAcs, Il.
tcssss ~ pronounced BY several Wig papers M,
rsseassA - cSsslcck al actSe,s ia The 10Y &C -.
sssssse Nj W. bach scse their saaes. There il
Aeaae~sss sAoss il IA he found in none al his
Fs~sssss aesscAcs, which il aewhtless 10 I've a..
esiestsa 10 HE leca'iar and sml asraesinr rs,si.
6esNs n h sswl,isg and discsrssve, and viii
ssAAse~e 10 Tho reputation II Mr.. Webster Ills
defence and expiration Of conduct In cca,sca.
ing To Nmsia in Mr. rvs~rss cabinet after all his
csslesws~ aAa resigned is ,Asesea and aasa,is.
easecfr> Al = MNH fM MeM
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

We invite attention 10 the notice Of the sale of
fancy a.ticlcs BY the ladies Of the Episcopal So
ciety. 10 take place on Wednesday next, at the
Masonic Han, over Mr.. Peasley's Store. The
proceeds Of the sale, We learn, are to be applied
10 church PURPOSES 40a LII
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02
Estimated.

Estimated. ID I
a1-The Democratic majority will scarcely fall
below NINETEEN THOUSAND.
This-with 90 of the % Senators--and 81 Of
the 1913 members Of the House--is the result
which the Democracy Of New York send greet
ing to their bre,hern throughout the Unicn.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

CINCINNATI. Nov. is.-Hocs.--A About 1000
Hogs have beea Cit since our last weeks report
and prizes base advanced somewhat. much to
our surprise. s. 81 has been obtained for lot
or 400; thai werr hualy ofm average quality,
and from present indications ofeag.rntss 10 buy,
il would moi surprise us, il the price shonld rise
up to S. 20 for the heaviest lots. We sec some
of our Boston friends have aireaay prepared to
operate. No doubt there viii he a good demand
here for Hogs this winter, better taan last as the
market has opened much better than We antci-
pated. Our farmers and feeders have every thing
to encourage them to feed well, from the present
brisk demand We have heard Of several lots
being on the road for this market, and no doubt
we shall have lively business earlier than usual
A fair quotation this week is 81 SOAP So 1-2 for
an average Ct goo lbs. Still Stop Hogs a shade
less. zl7a sI ffe.. ga $50 80 a.ih
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

A suit instituted before Judge Wilson At Dr.
haqae, BY ths rni,cd States ssainst Antoine
NJ M0ds, was recently decided. The jury gave
verdict III favor of the L, $, Cor ,cs cemts, the
s.noaat claimed being S200OC,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

] ID; for St. Domingo, 6 la 6 i-2c, per b.
Stock Of all descriptions large.
CoaN-41 a AZ cents
OATs-S8 4 40c, scarce and in good demand.
FLouR-4 u leg a 4 81, With fair demand for
consumption for the city and neighboring parts.
PoRK.-Mess, 50 25S 90, dull, bn; few sales.
WHIsKEY-l8i ~ 4 i9c; light receipts, ard
holders firm.
LAsD--5 l-2 Sc; some deAlnd f,r bb!s. but
kegs are not noticed.
BAcox--Sides. ) l-la3 Sic, very dull, Shoul-
ders, "a - fur the best do infcIior can Be
purchased lower.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

- The Governor. Secretary, members of the
Legislature. and various expectants, left yester.
day for Iowa City.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02
Corn Meal.

The manufacture OF meal from CO.., !.
very simpls-to prepare il 10 keen !, .
warm climate for : ~ la months !, :, - )
dificult-the consumption il As cer,.;.
a. that Of -four from wheat 70 ,,,,;r.
this now give correct s,atemss, or =.
quantity annually consumed IN the LAIN.
Of 81 Croix: aAt Az =
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

~ Floating ice made its appearance yester>
day in the river. The weather, however, for
t~so days past, has been clear and rather pleas
ant.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

Letters have been received from Rome, the
Eastern papers state, announcing the appoint.
ment Of nine new Bishops for the United States.
~ follows:
n; Rev. Dr.: o'Connor, n. D.. Bishop q.
fa'tso9sgh; 1t Rev; WIN. Quarters, D. d., Bish-
Bishop Of Arkansas; RI. Rev. John M,C,u.lv''
D. D.. Assistant Bishop Of New York: RI Reyy''
mr. henriss D., D.. Bishop Of Milwaukie; RI.
Kew. Mr.. Blanchet, d. D.. Bishop az Oreyon.
e. Rev. John Ftxra:rick, d. b.. Assistant
Bishop OF Boston; RI. Rev. Mr.. TYLER. b. b
Bishop Of Hartford; RI. Rev. Mr. REYNOLDS. ID
D.. Bishop OF Charleston.
Bishop KExpRrcx, man Of fine talents. / "a
MI the place at s. Louis made vacant BY the
death Of Bishop RosArf.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-02

Our farmers may find the following, which :.
copy from the New Orleans Bulletio. -.
perosal. VIZ recollect reading : statesseut -.
time daring The last samsser q sAipneo. !,
kila dried nal having been nads fron -. -.
on she 1linsis liver (Peosia, 49, tbishs, ~.
the subject seems nstwholly 70 have ess,n.1N
attention of our Smoker brethren