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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11
From the Southern Literary Messenger.
LIE EE1E OF A RAIN.D ROP,

Its home was he breast of beautiful cloud
That brilliantly rnrtaincd the sky.
And eau. lit from the sun the rich color that GLOVE
In the light OF its glorou. eye.
The rain drop was gazing all that was spreae
Rsnoatl. like a magical scene;
I'LL j, p'ned 10 reps. on canop!ed bed
Of!oyeiy delicate green
A zephyr Came rowing in idle,css i,v,
And down OF lis Qossan,es wing.
The treuIa!oml ia!,i-ttiop eager to try
fight on 81 yiewless tin <.
The zephyr erd through the midsummer air
Aud just al t',e esen,i!s close,
Laid stntiy tie Atrate burden 10 bare,
In th. nuellnost cell OF ii
The wandercr gaztd in $ transport bliss,
Al tbs crimson Wraush; tapestries hung
So gorgeou>ly rouGd it-and fragrance like this
Der its bosom had never been flung.
Iva. the Joy of a moment. A beautiful girl,
w lille strayIng through garden and bower,
Paused lightly show her companion the pearl
That lay the breast OF til. lower.
:. 'Tis chalice containing an exquisite draught,
Which Eni,l, oni, can sip
he said. as he gathered Iii, rose-bud--s she quaticd
And the pearl was dissolved on her l.ps.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11

Judge Belts, Of New York, has deci.
dcd that man who contracts iafge debts
in Gernany, aud comes to this cnuntry
and obtains residence, IS entitled 20 the
Bankrupt Law against the suit Of foreign
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11
A FRAGMENT

FRAGMENTS
What is Alsn's HISTORIC Born, living, IS ing,
Leaving the still shore for The heavity wave. .
Der stormy seas. mid cloudy shipwrccks lyins.
And casting anchor IN the sllen, grave!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11

THE SP0ILS OF TIME.
WHO laid your shroud .. sable on.3
o Tadmor. Th,bes, and Babylon!
Then LIFT your spectre forms to deck.
Nought hut tie ruin Of the wreck!
Proud cities! Hives Of pron'er men.
What are We now9 i'i.e hvsrn's den;
Wit hopt un>l,od. the Zebra bounds
Ger proud Pala,yras mouis!sr.", mounds.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11

Some years ago, u chap arrived at Au-
gnsi;s. with orc ui, those great cufloslles,
az t.ggptlm. .litaaa.y, winch he desired 70
exhib,l |, was regulsit then, that be,
fore the exhibition. permission shouid be
obtained from the Judge Of soalc ofthe in
tai,ior courts. Accordingly, the show
ran proceeded TO the Court House, where
I, court was in session. anu applied 10 The
Judge for Il license, stating that at mil
mite lroable and expense. 10 say nothing
Of. the danger, hc had been fortunate
enough to procure the greatest curiosity
over seen in the United States.
Nv hat is III" asked the Judge.
"An Egyptian Mummy. may il please
the Count. more than three Thousand
wears oI!.' sand the Snowman.
.,Yhrce thousand yenys oid - exclaimed
the Judge. jumping t. his feet, "a.d Is
The aiufA'd cr,tfcr ai,rc?'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11


lNocuLATIoN WITH THE venom OF RAT
TLl.sSAHEs.- In the worA called Lille in
| Mexico, recently published, the tair a4-
| thor gives the following extraordinary
account:
..We have JUS. been bearing curious
circumstances connected with poisonous
reptiles. which have iiea:d for the first
time. Here, and all along the coasts, the
people are in the habit Of Inucuafing
themselves with the poison OF the rattle
stIakc, which renders them safe from the
| bite n all vrnuinous animals.
the person to be nocuaiea IS pFlcked
with the tooth Of the serpent Oh the
tongue. in both arms, and on sarluls
parts q: the body; and the venom miro
d,ced into the wounds. An eruption
comes out, which lasts few days
! Ever nlier. these persons can handle ii,e.
most venomous snakes with lmpunity
have gleat pleasure IN iondi'ng them,
and the bite OF these persons is poisonous.
You will not believe this; but we have
the testimony of seven or eight respect:
bic merchants to tho fact. A gentleman
who break tasted here tins morning, says
that he has been vainly endeeyorIns TO
make up his mind TO submit 10 the opera
ton, rs he is very mach exposed where
he lives. and is Obliged 10 travel a great
deal on the coast; and when he goes on
these expeditions, he is always accompa
Med by his servant, an inoculaled negro,
who has the power oil curing him, should
he be bitten, by sucking the poison from,
the wound. lie also saw this negro cure
the bile given by an nocuatel Indian
boy to white boy. with whom he was
fighting. aud who was The stronger oil the
two. The stories OF the eastern lngglers,
and their power over these reptiles, may
perhaps be accounted for in this way
i cannot say that should like to have 81
much snaky nature transferred into my
composition, nor to live among people
whose bite is venon,ous.;'
A smiling face The Bay State De-
mocrat says I'VE IRE oiie Of those who
ipye:a.joyiua, smiling face. If there Le
~ stlling al which we may be prodigai,
nor be the loser. tits oi,smiles "A lively.
thappysaceas conlagiouy- and ~ around
partake its influence. So-wiilt the sobsr,
,gfmkled face OF @care--it. equally dis
|penses its effects on its cp.npanions.-
POUNDS! wear happy lace, III all hazs
ards. keepa consciousness Of just pur.
poses and an honest heart within, aud a
merry face without
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11
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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11

tEELlAsisssaye stars s.'l.s.il quite onY
when thessly is cleualess; but nEasg.,, il
a gic{nccdle, Attracting tic vessel sure.
", even though the stars are hidden a,:,!
no longer s.aii.ng.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11

T,Stop FIJI Of Coughing. "A cor
respondent ofthe london Medical Gazette
stales that.o close the nosirils. with the
thumb and.iinser daring expiration 1euv-
ing them free during inspiration, will rc-
lieve a fit Of coughing in a short time.
LIN addition lolhe above, we can state
from personal knowledge. that to press
the finger on the upper lip just below the
nose, will make the severest premonitory
symptoms OF sneese pass oil harmless
We hayc found the remedy useful many
q time in creeping on game in the woods.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11
S,utistics.--Th. largest whoa: growing

SALT FOR HOGS Hogs, during the pro-
cess Of iu,tenihg, should be supplied with
sal, once 4 week. 1t IS nc less adyanta-
geous TO them than the OK, the COW, or
The sheep. and when literally given. is q
preventive Of ,,iany diseases to which,
from their confinement, and the effects Of
hearty food, they arc inevitably exposed.
Some hogs also arc greatly benefited "
it, and vii! partake o: it once or twice a
week as eagerly, and 10 all appearance
with az good zest, as they do Of corn or
meal. Charcoal is also highly sa!utary
in lis influences upon the hog Ss!eciet.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11

n,a1aswith eleven daughters was late
coalphaniag thai he iounl il hard &c
lives You mast hus5aaA your time
isa;d NC otasr, ';and tacn YOU viii Dc
well 3hough. : s..i col.i.l do much bettef,'
nas Che sepsy, IF cuala husband III,
1isughler s.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11

INTERESTING p,aLoGuR-:.T Tommy, my
son, what are YOU doing there, with your
teet dangling i. tho waiers''
''ifylag u catci, cold, ma, so that l
can :,aso some Of Ar. Peters good lozcl
ges.''
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11

The best practical rule ofmofality il,
Esses 70 co anything which you would bs
uaY.,llug tha, ali tho world should know.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11

LESG7u or RAILROADS IN Tie UNITED
STaTEs.-'rhe following summary of
the aggregate length oil railroads COM
pieted aud III operation in the United
States, Will be- found very near correct:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11

We were, day or two since, very
much amused in IA hotel with Joke which
Wyman, The veniriloquist. played on a
countryman who had called for a glass
Of rum. lie had 10 sooner raised the
glass TO his lips than he bought he heard
il dog at his heels; he turned around TO
look, but discovered nothing; the second
attempt with the glass had the same Ct.
feet, except that the supposed dog srowed
more savageiy; the counlryman started
more wildly than before, excla.ning
wv hats that?'' voice was heard from
the glass, saying-''l'm rum, and rum is
the devil" Down dropped the glass Of
rum, the countryman crying out. '.By
hockey, LII not take rum again" We
think that Wyman deserves premium
for his aid in the temperance cause
Baltimore Clippcr.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-03-11

a CHRISTMAS DINNER -..Jeemes! whal
have you GOT for dinncr?''
"Nc'vc very nice roast veal, sur"
'.NeaI! uuiinished! Have you nothing
eise!'
'.uh yes. sur, roast beef, biied mutton
and ,oas. wild goose
Roast wild goose! Is it good?'
..t'ust rate. sur.''
'.Hncn bring ma six cents worth Of
miuce ple--hol!'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11

Tha, John II. Bradley. and l.. Il. Thompson reported
that they preferred tina, OUR PEOPLE should be
1GNCRANr-that they should I've struck with BLIND
NESS and DEAFNESS-Ta,her than that system Of
schools and charitable lcnevolence should be e.
tsblshed the proceeds Of tho the abash
and Erie C'nal lands east of TIppecanoc river YES
rather than few Jew and foreign nabobs should wait f
the money squlndeed by Wing rulers till the pcopc
able pay il. they would mortgage our lands and
prefer that the FALL OF HONEST IGNORANCE
SHOULD OVEIsSPisEAD THE LAND. AND
THAT THE CURSE OF BLINDNESS AND
DEAFNESS SHOULD FALL UPON OUR PEG.
PLE!.. See House Jouraai last Session pages 7si-6
What say the people! Would they no, rather that
every work of Internal Improvement ,nnih,te-lha,
every bOndholder with his money bags around his neck
was IN the deep susk-nay that very State was
biotted out of ex<ienccthan that people should
IGNORANT DEAF and BI.INDi VIII they vote for
men who advance such sentiments. NEVER as we
sincerely believe. Aud remember the INDIANAPOLIS JUNO
through the Indiana Journal and the leading wings gene
rally. endorse these sentiments. Your votes in Angus,
will give US your opinion.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11
Assumption.

II the whig doctrine of assumption should prevail, it
viii require direct the people Of Indiana
nearly and quarter millions Of dollars in specie for
the annual support OF the General Government. Nay,
It may, and probably would require, should this entering
wedge great funding system similar that of Great
Britain be sustained by the people, nearly double that
And this would be in addition our State taxes
The then, annually would be far from one.hf
eth of the Whole taxable property of the State
lndlanians, you prepared for this Are YOU pre-
pared to sell your biuhrlshs to wouldbe noblemen
lords, dukes and kings II so, Governor Big
ger, Bradley and the wing candidates II not vote for
the Democrats. Remember who advocates Assumption
of State Debts.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11
Printing :iic Laws in Tie German Ea.,-
guIgc.

As the time allotted for receiving subscriptions for ha,-
ing the laws printed in German is Idly drawing
close think it of sufficient interest TO our German
population to reprint the Law on the subject:
SIC. l. BE II enacted by tie General assembly If Tie
STATE Of Indiana, That it shall be the duty of each
ty auditor IN hs State to open subscriptions IN their
specye counties, for the revised laws of this State be
printed in the German language and furnished to sub
scribers at cost.
Slc. =. Tia, the subscription shall he kept open
al the close of the first Monday in August next where
upon each SAID auditors shall report the Secretary
State the number Of subscriptions by him taken and
thousand copies shall be subscribed for
said shall then be- the duty of the Secretary of State
procure he printed two thousand copies Of said revised
statutes. I'LL said subscriptions and to supply any other
demands that may be made 10y said statutes
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11

We learn from private sources that the celebration at
Fort Wayne the 18th, passed off in Curious style Eight
thousand legs present, whose comfort
amply provided for by the hosptabie inhabitants of tho
and neighbour I'D. The Grafton delivered by
Gen. Cas-, and highly spoken Of eloquent and able
production. Ii will doubt be published. Many other
persons OF distinction present, who made short
speeches the barbecue which given by the citizens
and in the pleasures of Inch all enjoyed free of cost
without money aud without price. ura for Fort Wayne
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11
Facts f0v the seCOD-C.

Remember tina. have a snail edition left on hand
Those in should send in their orders soon We hope
friends in different sections will avail themselves of
IN notice especially where The budget Of frgeries
called prol ery The other side of facts are in circulation
The ocholders and Junio very tusy their efforts
and unless the people wiling them sink the
State s further in debt and dcgrsdailon they must be
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11
How IL it!

The wings con,cnd that the producer pays the tariff.
They also admit that the for carrying the gov
eminent Is raised by duties on imports in shrr by
tariff Now The first proposition that the pro acer pays
the tariff true, why no, import enough goods produced
in foreign countries to support Government and pay
OF debts Why oppose the introduction Of foreign
articles il those who produce them pay the duty An:
swer it, coons.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11
More lklsr,ai,ssy.

The Journal Of Friday last Contains two OLD certificates
imPeachne the sincerity Of Mr. Wh:com.s Jacksoaisu
which first got up many years ago. an exciting
eon'es. between himself and Mr. Kechin for the Senate
They are rssuscitaed from the dusty obscuriiv Il
ysars and published as s0ussiing nes by the Journal
With such alterations and aldlions. by the editor no
doubt ~ viii make them snswer the present purposes OF
TIE Junto 1t suicisn, commentary to say that Mr
Whecmb elected ia spite Of those certificates and
that the persons by whom sey signed are both of
them q, this time the sincere and jealous friends of Mr.
Xhcomb
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11
zine CrrlssIssa:PS.

In consequence Of new arrangement by Mr.. Bright
accompany Mr. Bradley III his late appointments, Mr..
Bright Will not accompany Mr. Whitcomb in of the
Northern, and IN the Southwestern appointments, which
will be found n another column
Bradley will 80 into the Wayne district for the purpose
of nursing the voiing every
day To pirate elecloneerng among them, and every
other day making speeches to the Wings proper.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11

The Niger Of the Journal heads a communication
which he copies from this paper Forgery Of the crosses,
hind Bot Is he sppsnds the report se.f we hope i,
Gill b read thoroughly. The extract which he call.
forgery sppes in The report, word Cor word 40 co,el
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11

OSTieAL.-The Madisoniln announces officially tia,
Joas Missy. of Mary land. has accepted The appointment
rendered aim By the President of Attorney General Of tn
Cu.l Ssie- H. .'e place Of The Her. Hugh S. Lsgase
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11

THrE.-Spcaking Of Nr. Bradley. the Wing nominee
for 1t Governor, the Lafayette Advertiser observes that
he has abundance Of words bu, portion them
like those mentioned by poet sound aud fury. sig
nying nothing torrent of language when all Is
bage has often served the ends Of the political oharaisn
and proved more faal 10 truth than any force Of argu
ment that could be aray.d against her; exPer,
swimmer Is in danger from the foam Of the surfihan
from the deepest Of the ocean for although the
former has no profundy has also huovancv Meth
the voice Of lie heard amid he of break
ers"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11

Thus Is the hypocrisy and scoundrclsm of this hired
tool of the Junio made manifest. Without word
more, leave the subject with those most concerned.
expecting them TO their sense of proprety
may dictate We shall make no attempt to barncy or
whecdle either the IRISH The Germans. We never
have done so believing duty fully accomplished
when exposed the hypocrisy of those who have
as we have, confidence that majority of them
have intelligence enough properly 10 appreciate facts,
virtue and frmncss enough in accordance With
the true principles of Democratic liberty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11
The Differences.

The Cleveland PLAIN Dealer SAYS Two wears ago,
with Banks in full blast Cleveland did employ
over two hundred mechanics, exchanges from To-
II per New York wheat brought 80 cents per
bushe pork. mess. 81 90; and Ohio stocks sold for
30 GO the dollar Now, without a Bank,
800 mechanics daily employed paid better wages,
and IN cash instead Of plas'ers-oxcIanges New
York ! f.. premium-ysheat brings from % 20 81 90
pork, mess so oo-Ohio stocks, per - cents
per cent par. This i the rnia which the Wings are
so much alarmed when Loco fooos rule.
The people don't like too much of good thing and
they have concluded try little loco f,co rule
the place of " roost Jecf Eh,gecry''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11

Dam or GE>taAL Evsrrs.-We learn from tie
Portland papers hat Brigader General Abraham Eas.is
commando Of he Sixth DIVISION Of the 4. Amy died
in that city on Tuesday morning. Of congestion Of the
brain. He 10 be inferred Wednesday with ri,ary
honofs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11

4 letter in the Richmon! Wig states thu, o shrrs
Wing in James River the liih inst, taking IA
Tobacco ior Rotterdam Bremen. An;werp Liverpool Ca
HvIa, and London These vessels will carry uIv ards
Of eleven thousand hogsheads 1, Is rather provoking
that such papers the RE nond Wing should maze
such statements Just before election. The journal
should papahe contradiction Of their
statement that England buys nothing from Us Il Is fun
ny, too that If the rroduoor lays the duty the
contend, tha, they vii send much tobacco to Europe
where the duty ten proe # ihe article -
Coons What precious hun.bugs you
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11

RErrurrn. That GOV Bigger promised TO serve but
teTn.-N,RHnt.
The Sentinel knows this be fa-e aud readers
such dupes believe 1t until they the proof
Ou. with it Gr,encgsfle Issifer
AK Gov. Bi-ser himself Ak those who heard han
1870. Ask Judge Test. who The floor Of the senate.
argument IN favor Of appiopatng hundred lo
lars for furnishing the Gos.no house that year
ed for the Governor tha, lie intended on.y
term Aud then look back yor o-' les # fts Tsi.er
Viii that DO ,,'c cooncyl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11

10 thrust himself IN their way; and # be understands
what good for his he had better remain quietly
his hole, instead OF playing off his tricks upon those
who infinitely his ssperors every respect except
in vice and niquiy
Blu, the abuse Of this graecless and hypocriiicaI
STANDARDIZATION Is not confined the Journal. Long
before he hired By the Junio, he voluntary
hbeller Of lrisImen and Germans; and would he
have protested towards them other than those
of hatred and malignity, had lie not hoped humbus
them the support Of the inveterae enemies Of their
political and religious rights and privileges His ,rickery
and hypocrisy well known elsewhere ~ evidence
of this fact, the following from tie New Albany
Democratic paper of June Seth -
THE HSrocRITE USmAsKrp.--The Indianapolis jour.
nal edited bv r. Barnett. has cspoused the Of
lreland-oppressed and down-irodden lrclandwiih an
enthusiasm indicating that Is on the side OF the Repeal
This * all we'll enough 1t l. right and Just and
If This demonstration Of favor towards The oppressed peo-
pie Of Ireland had been prompted hy pure motives. II
would be entitled commendailon ru the
conclusive l. true that this political camcleon has the
least regard for the Irish people for foreigners Ii he
despiscs those who have emgratcd 10 this country and
settled amongst ns. reasonable suppose be has
genuine love for those the mighty deep II can
not be No. he dcspse all particularly the
Irish and German population Of this country. What
then does he mean by this IN favor of the Repeal
ers> All IKE RI. ~on hand and The Jln,o
fhd'dn0PoftS are Jf"g"' '"' '.S"' h'"'c ueC"H's
necessary 10 use every eas within their power IN order
10 They need vofes-aH they can get. and If
they but get the IRISH rote Nv advocating the Repeal
notwithstanding they hate ali ier"'Gnor. 'hoy
will willingly and hvpocriticallv do But intend
let The people know the sentiments OF Barnett re-
speeding foreigners.
This Barnett once the editor of the New Albany
Gazette, published in tins city While he editor
to wit the 18th day Of March. 1899. he published an
editorial article in the Gazette, fom which take the
following extracts
20 The ground OF complaint against his person.. Mr.
ONven) consists OF ALLEGED UNDUE INFUFSCE Y
ERTED ~ HIN AMONG THE ignorant hands upon
the public rorks. iR the late election by If ,rhoh
they induced 10 CAST votes ii oFsc sli-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-07-11
cHcc tc his dittIli0n."

'.The hands upon these works generally composed
Of FOREIGNERS who travel from State In State and
from county wherever employment calls them
haring no .3BIDLNG INTEREST any,rhere. and ssf
acqing Ju naturalization and residence he righfs Of
rioters. The intellectual character of these men
* rel knolr and the modes by which they be caS
influenced apparent