Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28


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AAunr woman n Men hursat Redfnl.
who's crisnea had earsed, her sfhN title &c .SfRe
/. FemSK RI <srd ~ TIL !, scosS1rsa n ctf7sl
| and 10 hcpbandse Was 3Sut ~ be harl;sri
again whcNS .nnfeh He'll ~ - hScS hess,i
70 axEes} PSF detx k1ninasiss of Avidk half !
TuozeAnasosndsfn teS years. what tpeast!
/ pofofoe CAess.-Select rood white not.toeS>
| boil them, and when cold, heel and reduce them
Ito MIN UifA fs6n q, ~ ;v. cnr,s. y
mcwcroas ~ n;nf n soar MI "a n. -.
lSN;ss<s postierrof nm skreui ~, srno,s Sreif
Cover Il, and let Il remain three ., fo.rs d.vs
ectordlaf 70 ne ssssola then Kidd il agresh,
and place the CHEEKS ~ s.eaN bseksts, when
my 4Ht pest VIM 3 ss{sesnd deS mcastutty dsy
/ snem ~ lne A312fk - laace sne,n - Siayers n
arg pos Is Wnere tney semain Tort
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III 4. a.aa ses's b. IN 800 $3.50
lScsau .Me Seesq gor tAaasSNne Nen Iork Oar
/ seys that WIN, q. bouck, me present Chief Ma
gstrsts &c New York, and whcse ef6ee . onb
second IN Importance and influence - that Q
the President Of thu uhited States has ofte,
gone to the plough before daylight, and from i
after dark, while laborihg in his younger dAv.
4 upen his fatherss farm. From his bdyhood unit
he was twenty-two years age, he says that nt
common iaborei ON his fpther's farm done NOR
work than himself, either in clearing land, IL
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S Son ny. "e T .me.s aau.,e' Inv
Is ns,hlp t.,I .onoM
u Ms widow, who il at present a resident .
that town: .ft
0Mr.a Aymer formerly resided in this yillae,
and left here engaged il. his, profession about
year since. He has here, residing with hel
whom the Intelligence Of his awful end was com.
municated by means, of the above extract OF
= Friday last. She read it and shed = tear owe,
il, and burst inf6 the wild laugh of maniac
l 1t was one OF the most heart-rendine scenes The
eve ever beheld, 70 look upon the mental ruin.
Of the beautiful female, to encounter that wild
! and frantic eye, and to listen 10 the WANDERING
and nnrneaning conversation Of one whose rea:
son is stranded. On the Sabbath she arraye,
herself In her bridal dress, and wandered Owe,
the fields, pilcking flowers and decking herself
W.T. fantastic ornaments, piercing the ear arr
Mrs Mmsr hurled her oniT eb;, N - N ,e' V-,
.s. hyue' ou''eu ,ici only Ch'ia "a new fort
e pass s.lna r c anu Is now verify alone ohht
e.eaS waste oa ne without 2 star to guide he'
80, ,;nh. - ,rsrn h sui"., ana m..nou, pea
!, - 80 80 80. 80 = q1'e As'us anu siioa's'
: Berjamin. Rathbiwm was liberated from nj,
long Imprisonment on the 3rd inst. On that
day an informant of ihe Express. saw him in the
streets in excellent health and spirits, and re.
ceived the most marked and cordial salutations
from his acquaintancss and friends II is said
he intends taking farm in Wisconsin.
4 Louis Phig;Dpe and fhc p.n,.,,,o,;o y; :;
cal Sotiety.-fhe King Of the French havina
presented to the Historical Society Of penn.yl.
yania work descriptive Of the monuments pre-.
served in the magnificent palace of Versailles
the Society passed resolutions expressine ,he;,
Y gratitude for the valuable donation. and the a.
isfaction which thew had experienced IN 6bserv.
4 ing that, among the monuments. Of the re;rn o,
Louis XVI the monarch who first aclnc,r7ear.
4 "a the Independence Of the United States. there
are Eve paintings illustrative of the siege And
L capture of Yorktown, achieved by the unted
arms Of France ana America.
4 Acopy of the resolutions was forwarded ID
the French minister a w.shingt.n, Who had
reien. s''' ~. " u's"s ~ "'s ooses
W. ~ '
Mo1--y6 RaSS NgAt I'VE clir the foYiowin~
from the Rchmond, .la., Jeffsrsonian, of the 4tR
'ns So - = M
:; vr ~. - es.a.n9 iss. An aooiNlon meeting
.ss.:.s,s u, ".s cessa ron 'neH ground. Inc
.fsos~a .n.o.;a m vas srvppeo * one o. the egg
F..s enns It, eus ali wrong ana we
80 = 1919 - .h:.A :. aus 'ne esuse o. sCohuon
cumstances were brisfiy these. The abolition.
lists had been holding meetings for two or three
days One colored, and two or three white lee.
ssarers from Massachusetts, were present. They
c,-r,med he government and the churches Il
their speecnes Inc; also outraged the feelings
of our citizens nv prv.-,'scuoasv associating
with blacks-walking with them Il. the s..reets,
arm in arm. We saw one respectfully dressed
white quaker man, walking along with black
woman and carrying her child for her, while his
wife followed in the rear! Our citizens could or
did not stand these things. Still they done
wrong in mobbing. Iftliey did not like the acts
have kept away no" them, and let them act the
in y1isreeardinr law. and is av;olation ~ fhr;r