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, 1843-11-04

Col. Johnsa.-The Boston Post
of the 14th inst. says: "'Since first
It's flight Of years began Faneu'l
lial. was never SO damned. crammed
and crowded as on last evening, IN
consequence Of the pubic announce
ment that Col. Johnson would deliver
an address on the Irish repeal ques-
ton. The gallant old patriot arrived
at tie Hall at 90 minutes before 8
O'Clock. tu; how an opening was ev-
er made for hun to reach the roSIrum
is a matter Of profound physical Won
derment. He was received with
much enthusiasm, and his remarks,
aItEouCh OF an exceedingly desultory
character, were listened To with great
interest. Upon the point that ii Is
The duty OF the American people.
from feelings oi common humanity.
Ia favor tie repeal cause, lis opinion
Mas decided and distinct. On hi,
fathers side he claimed 10 he"f Wrf,h
descent. ard lrish 60 his mothers.
"lie spoke repeatedly and very
pleasantly of many interesting met
dents IN his military. political, and
personal history. and made many le-
Iicitous illusions 10 the hosts OF ladIes
III the galleries. He also %recounted
many anecdotes of liish gaIIantrr
aud patriotism. Which had fallen un-
der lis observation during tic last
war. lie was greatly cheered thro'-
out bis remarks"
, 1843-11-04

TIME.-A beautiful extract from
Pduhhng.-The following eloquent
paper on TIm-. is. we beIleyc, from
the pen oil Paulding.-
81 saw a temple reared by the
hands oi man. standing with it, PIN
nacIe on The distant pIain. The
storm beat upon 1t; the God of ma
,ure hurled his thunder bolts against
1t, and yet 1t stood finn as adamant.
Revclry vas in its halls; the CAV, the
happy. the Young, and the beautiful
we're there; | returned, and lol the
temple was nc more.--Its HIGH walls
lay IN scattered ruins; moss and wild
grass grew rankly there: and at the
midnight hour the owls lone CIV add.
ed TO the deep solitude. The Young
and gay who reveIled there had pass
ed away.
Il saw a child rejsicingin his youth,
the idol Of his mother. and the pride
of his father; ! returned. and the child
had become old. Trembling with
the weight Of years, he stood The last
, 1843-11-04

Green trim returned to Port Glib
500 from the prairies. tie last Of Au-
gust. with lis company. VIII" had Ia
Zen. amongst many other animals.
n ot the PANT! er or I'm sort. Il
>tran.cr 10 Rulfrn oi Goldsmith. 1t
i sad to be q: a bright scarlet color,
ia'cer than 4 panther. and the most
!"r"ci us arimal that ever fell into
the hands Of tn tuman species. 1t
"a> caugiti" . w".f tap. TIE cara-
van VS. on tn" way Ia Lnui>yillr.
and " F..'"ai1n<n may perhaps lave
IN uIi ~r,i....v Ia see the new red
lion.-Gba>-uu S'ea'esman.
, 1843-11-04

Mrssrss!rP, VALLEY FAnMrR.-We
have the three first Ms. of an acr,-
cultural prrio icai under tie abov,
tile, published IN 81. Louis. ~ J..
LIBBY. Esq. Il appears on tic fri
of each month. on a r"val octave
sheet. good paper and fair ,vpc. at
tie low p'rce ol 81. The cdror for
merry had tie manacement of thc
Fa'mers Cabinet. ihiiadclphla. ard
his qualifications L. coudrrr an anri-
cultural sheet are Of the first order.
Tie farmers of the Valley are full,
able, and We ar. led 10 believe. will
support the enterprise. Gentlemen
wishing 70 examine the wo,k. wI'l
please call at tbs fIicc.-[Lexiagron
Express.
, 1843-11-04

TIE CorrEg Rocx.-The Hon. Mr..
Co',rart. ur,:;rr +, -r y. y. Com.
mcrcial under da;e cf 18Th instant.
onftcfs The arrival Of lie cupier rack
# Detroit. fon Lax. Spper,or, on IFS
nav +, Na,hinotun. Professor c.
Is or,,,e>t lrp,,h % fur feet
Jy i,rles. its g,e.tas, width ah,u,
;rur feet: is maxinum thickness cirh-
lecu inches. These are rou1h meas-
uremort, vi1h II c uIe. It is almost
entirely composed % maiIeable cop
rcr, aLd bears striking marks Of tie
visits formerly uaid 10 IT. ia tic evi.
dences Of PORTIONS which have from
tine to tine teen cut oil. There are
NJ ,c4lcs 10 tie CIV large enough. or
ether means Of a>certarnmc us rre
ci.s weight, and Of thus terminating
lie uncertainty arising from the soy
eral c,,iu ates heretoiore q AIDE. Il
has been generally estimated here.
since rs arrival. 10 weigh between
six and seven lhonsaud pounds or
about three aud a half tons. and is. TX
lar. the ilrccs, known anI described
specimen of ratiye conper on tie
giuLc. I,uuors Of a larger piece ~
, 1843-11-04

Missouri CoNFERESCE.-This body
held its last session in Lexington. Up
wards Of one hundred ministers were
in attendance. Tho increase in the
church, during the past year, is 1851
whites. 5l4 colored, and 2l0 Indians.
The next session ofthc Conference will
be held in St. Louis, the time 10 be fixed
by the General Conference.
VIM. w. Redman, VIM. Patton, Jc-
rome c. Bergman, James M. Jameson,
were elected delegates 10 The next Gen
eral Conference.
The Districts and Circuits Of the Con-
ference have undergone reorganization
and several new circuits created. The
following are the appointments of the
Conference for the st. Charles District:
ANDREW MoNRoE, P. E., and agent
for St. Charles College; St Charles sta
ton, J. T. w. Aud; St. Charles Col
lcge, J. II. Fielding, President; Saint
Charles Circuit, Samuel b. Dunlap; Au-
burn, Jesse Sutton; Bowling Green, Ja-
cob Sigler; Hannibal station, Jacob La
MUS; Hannibal circuit, ]. F. Young, J.
B. Galloway; Palmyra, Geo. w. Bew-
ley; Fulton, Benjamin R. Johnson; Dan
vile, Richard Bond, Jos. Cotton; War
renton, Samuel S. Colburn.
, 1843-11-04

MEX AM GENTLrnEN. WOVEN AN:
L,rE'.-Tle Nv @ leans lIe~rd
makes the hr'iou ,nc regular dssr!.c.
tons anur" ;i.cse >,v"la! classes al
socre'l :-''Nc are quagrr,d hrm The
living ro,k-as with Il IaLuusIb bolt
Gentlemen are moujded IS tie pot
tors clay. " the dainty iince ; II
fashion. W,nen are The >pnntne-
OTIS growth ct Il walm rich sol. where
the Nind blows Freely. and the heart
feels the visiting of Gods ever
~chaueeahIc weather. Ladies are the
offspring OF Il h"t-bed--Ihe growth OF
4 green house; tended and watched.
lest the winds of heaven NAV visit
the;r faces ion roughly, till ;hry are
good for nothing as womcn-at any
rate as wives or ms mothers"
, 1843-11-04
Nov. %, 1913.

E57Bear it in mind, that next week the
County Court will be in session here.
VIII those indebted 10 US for advertis-
ing and subscription, embrace this OF
pOrtunity TO call on US and pay up their
arrearages? We have paper to buy, fol
which we have TO pay cash in hand
Think of this.
, 1843-11-04

The National Intelligencer states that
The Hon. Abraham Rencher, late 4 Rep
roscatatiye in Congress from the State
Of North Carolina, has been appointed
Charge d'AfaiIes of the [. States To
Portugal, in the place of Mr.. Barrow,
who has applied for permission 10 re-
turn home.
, 1843-11-04

RESTORATION or THE SAnDwIcH Is
LASDs.-The Journal Of Commerce con-
tains news from the Pacific, by which it
appears that TIE sovereignty oftle Sand
wich Islands has been restored to King
k~amehameha H., from whom it had
been wrested by Lord Pallet.
, 1843-11-04

The Rev. Jacob Sigler will preach at
The house of Mr.. ]. W. Baysc, in this
town, On Thursday evening TIE 10th
inst. at early candle Lighting. Also at
R. D. B~rewington's, on Friday, the 9Th
inst, at II o'clock A. VI.
, 1843-11-04

Seventeen cOnvicts escaped from the
P~eni;entiary at Jefferson City, a few
days ago. Among them was The notori-
GUS Buffalo Bill. BY last nights mail We
learn that four have been rctaken.
, 1843-11-04

! THE NrsToRrAN MASSACRE Safe
,fg Of DR.. GrGRL-in consequence of
! The great anxiety felt bv the friends
cf Missions 10 Learn more defaileIv
the state OF things among the Nesro-
mans. We have made Application 10
tie Missionary Rooms at Brs'oa Tor
the --latest intelligence from the East.
In answer TO this inGuirv. We learn
that the facts already pnhlIsLrd IN
cur pape' 50 Tar As they describe the
slaughter and "veIghrow ofthc uouu-
tain HISTORIANS. axe substantially rnu.
, irmcd BY the l.ilcr oI DIR. Grant
Under date Of July 28th. he saws that
4 blow has been struck from which
II Is impossible that the HISTORIANS
can recover; and TO oil appearances
this is tut the beginning o. greater
caIamities. The work of d~estruc-
ton was going forward. & DR.. Grant
had no hope Of its ccaSing ali tins
p"orle are finally crushed and their
md Pendence is gone.
DIR. Grant reached Mosul On the
l1ih OF July. He left Ashpta. Che
mission station past N season TO es-
cape the storm winch burst upon that
part of the NcstorIun country. He
had not even time to brd the Pa,ri
arch farewell
T
, 1843-11-04
Arrival of the Hibernia.

u ttnifu SleaiiSiilp lliHernl@
arrived at her wharf Mt East Boston.
on III 18th inst, bringing London pa
pers Of the So and Liverpool Of the
4th INST.
The worst Surmises respecting the
long-looNed for India mail are, it will
he seen. realised. The mail and the
steamer have been lost. but the pas.
senGers and tie = happily saved.
lRELANn.--Thr repeal agitation is
g"ing on with its usual NOM mum.
The Mr.. Conner who made ,uch Il
lumml: bv his violent measures, had
Withdrawn from the Dublin associa-
ton.
TIE adjourned meeting Of the as
sociaiinn was held on Wednesday.
Sept. 81. Councillor Scu'ly in the
chair. Mr.. O'Conne'l. who was re-
ccived with enthusiastic cheering.
and who looked remarkably well,
commenced the business bv moving
for further investigation of the char
yes Of cxterminaiion against Mr..
Smith. which was agreed to.
Mr.. Ray then read letters from the
fo''owin places il Arerica:-Frnn,
Ho-t"n. t anSm,tuug E29 B.; 'rou.
Saw nh,h.!S5O0; from Massachusetts.
Zoo; from Hartford. Conn. Coz:
trom New jersey. f30 10, GAi
Newark. \. B.. Gao, from phila5el.
lila. Per Jud c Dnran. Geo; from s..
LOUIS. NJ. cI74--a hill OF exchange
on Ncs>r,. I. VI rtiu & Son. LIVER
pnoi. tom Cincinnati. els los; and
from New York. per II II. Judge
james, 1.4OO d HAIRS. the several re-
cciptS of which were announced 4.
midst enthusiastic cheers.
WATERFORD. Sept. 24.-On Sunday
there waS 4 great meeting OF tie re-
peaIers of Waterford and the other
adjoining counties. assembled al Lis
more, 10 hear Mr.. O'Conncll. There
were about $4,000 at the meeting.
Mr. OConncII declared that. with
Il e exception Of The Tara demonstr7
ton. winch possessed many aSSucia-
tons Of other DAYS. the meeting he
addressed on that day rranccRded
every OF cr meeting lie had been at.
loud cheers
VI O'CoaucI spoke AT great lcn-,h
and Wih q hca iug and irra,i.t ~.
e!ugucucr. ter'ari~. that neither trc
SCOTS o! las enemies. rr Tie r.ar., ,,
~pgeicn'ch friends. v"r,a I.rurc lin
10 90 faster than lie .,eu.cd ~rsuacnt.
He sad that they had made an I'M
pf's''"n NOT only IN France, Ameri-
ca. Il h"ror". but also on tie En-
"'i'h; VIII" were beginning 10 under
stand ihrm' and Who mIght, by and
by. attempt I btihe tEcm.
i"e la>' ueih"h>tFa'Ion to'k place
"h 'o''""'! "I'' "' 'he h|th 4" MA.
'-""'"S'' III i'eh''e'' IL appears !"
'i''' 'e'" 'li "''i'e"S' -'t'ei'tG' ne
"~e"'"hce" ''e slavery VI lhe Chitrd
Ill vehement terms "!'h The
!e'i"es'' 'i,l TIA ." 10 America.
II Is h''I'td 'ra' inc "~cVrrEmeht are
ABOUT |" DIN" 'Ae>e rNh'hi}i"nS TO 4
premature close. Inc ImeS "i
h"I""N s'',S r,'ifHcr l" tie hint
IS "'"''oI' J." put h'Nn tie "1'-
iat1'n N ireia'd nov """n Il" al
I il'lt i,'> "''h """e /" t'n:"'r ihr
acAn""'''-c" ''' "Hd'' vh"h We
t''"''' ''' u" 1t " H"h-e Gus
'.D WI" VI" f'"c ' "'e
.
me i'iS'"r0"HceS " SCUM U"'rS.
-"e,'f" "'h'r o~uifases' since The
upon Tie ponce ana the dcS-
I'uc'''h Ell 'he gate al f~onlefcuIaIs.
nave Oeeh committee.
fRANcE.-The French are about
to send an ambassador to China. The
, 1843-11-04

nomination, with the view TO tie adj
option again of some other candidate
Of the available stamp.
, 1843-11-04

ONO ELEcrroN.--Thr Missouri Re.
publican Of the 26th inst, saws: V e
received by yesterdays mail the full
returns from Ohio, aud we may east,
ly clam that the final result is a Wing
triumph. The Wings have elected
nine mcrbers Of Congress; the Loco
focos twelre. In the Senate the
Wings have SirteeR members; the
Locofoc"s tpenty-eiving the latter,
as will be observed four majority
The House is composed of seventy.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
58)irI.

In this city on Sunday ",orning last. Mas. AlEa.
CHE =. Wit. OF Nix. FRANCES Bk,DGMAN aud
daughter Of GEN. OrHo II w. SruLL Secretar,
Of Iowa Territory. in the Goth year OF her age.
We have never been called upon to record q
t.a'h which has cast greater gloom upon tn.
fami'. aud the circle of her acquaintance than IN
the prese ut instance. Twelve weeks since we pub.
lished the marriage other who is now no more
aud but three weeks since she that is now mum.
btred among the dead. seemed destined for long
aud most happy life. IL the midst Of the most
buoyant hopes and the highest expectations Of
happiness. her friends were called to bid her fare.
we'll With disposition which cn,Ieared her
TO relatives. friends and acquaintance. she had
become the fayorite Of the family circle and had
won the most enviale situation in female society
To her afflicted husband aud to her relatives. no
consolation can be afforded but by HIM whose way
is in the deep and whose judye..eLssare past find
ing OUT
In this city on Saturday evening last. I'll .
sG.h nit, ALICE v. Granddaughter Of j. Smith
and Su-an a. M'kennv. aged 5 months
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
CITY S C II u q l..
RY w s. g. n. TO w NSE ND.


II ME- mex, term OF the City School Will COM
mcncc Oh the LIST Monday IN Feb. l3l3
Tuition, per Quarter, ct ~ weeks, for IN
s.ruc,ion in Reaching. Spelling, Wn.ing AID
Coiburn's Mental Arithmetic, $500
The same it'll Grammar, Geography, Arith
me,ic, History, Dsc!ama.'on aud Comros'-
tlun, $500
The same with Latin and Greek Languages,
Algebra, Geom. Try, Tng on"me,ry, Mensnra
ton Surveying, Astronomy. Philosophy, Book
Keeping By single or double Entry, &c. $500
Exercises ia vocal Alueic through tho OUR
ter. Tuition varied TO SUIT the times. 1t paid
IN advance; but If not settled during the
Quarter, cash will be- exactcd.
II sly Student loses time on account OF bc'
ing con6nsd by sickness, one week or more,
10 may be made up in the Term following
but no allowance will be made tor absence Ul
any other condition.
Chargs will be made for each scholar, from
the entry etths same 70 the clsso Ut the Quar-
ter.
The subscribers propose establishing the
school on permanent 0asis, ant that public
patronage may be mer.,ed, no pains will be
spared to meet the wants Of the community.
w. S. & D. r.
Jan. 2sth. ,43--,f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
sHERIFF's SALE.

RY virtue Of Decree &c The Dissrics
~ Coar. Tor the County Of Des Moines !.
I. r., from the Chanccr. side thereof; 1
will expose 10 sale . The hixhes, bidder.
on Monday .hc 9Th day 1t March, ls43, all
The following real es,a,e, 10 wit: being
s.part Of Lo. No sigh,y..sven 1917 in the
city Of Burlington. Iowa Territory: Com.
nencins twenty (20) fec, from tho South
Ens. corner Of said Lot, running thcnce
North sixty (6n) feet. thence We.. paral.
lei with the southern line Of said 10. six,cc,
ana half (l6a) feet. thence South par.l.
lei with the Eastern line Of said 10. s;x.,
(6l) feet, .hence Eas. along the stree. six.
teen and hnIf( l6l 10y feet 10 the place q
beginning"- sale being upon deere.
tor foreclosure Of ~ mortgage in favor o
Bridge, Ray burn e. Co., and agains. siln'
A. l1udsun.- Sale to take place ut The door
Of the Court lionte. in said coan.ys OF De-
Moinss, between. the hours OF O'Clock A
N. and 4 O'Clock T. NJ. of said day.
JOAN n. M'KENNY, Sheriff
Des Moincs County, ]. +.
Fob. 9Th Ie43, A..
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

SaALL Pox. -Twe1,y.threc cases Of
small pcx have been admitted into tie
Charity Hospital sinc6 the first of Do.
cc.nber last. N O. 7ropic, Jan. G,h. !
Ma,Sr re1sLAtuar.-This body me,
at Augusta, on Wednesday, and was or
ganized BY tho election OF the Hon. Ed
ward Kavanagh as President Of the Sen
a,c, and Of David Dunn as Speaker Of
The House. The speech Of Mr.. Dunn,
upon taking the Speakers chair, for
brevity, we have never seen surpassed.
X is annexed:
'Gcnslemen # the House Of Represen.
ta,ires: | thank you kindly for this cleo
ton Of Spea kcr, and it shall be my con.
stan, endeavor faithfully to discharge tho
dulics assigned me. hope, gentlemen,
your session will be profitable one and
short one"
A GOOD WING REASON. wings in
Congress say, they would be perfectly
willing to refund GEN. JAcKsoN's 6no If
he and his friends dill not aim il as IN
ACT If Justice! An excellent ,ohig reason
tha;-as sound as ,oh,g principles gener-
ally, says Kendall.
There arc in the United States just one
hundred soldiers Of the Revolution on the
pension list over one hun 'red years Of
age. The Oldest man on the list 10 Mi.
cheal Hale, Of Union county, Pennsyl
vania, who is in his il5,h year.
Good Rscommendaii0n.- M. Thompson
Of Sc Wall street, New York. has Just
published anoth.r treatise on banking.
The following is an extract from it:-
Free Trader.
''Oar Legislature meets a, Albany sex.
Monday. We hav. bu, one measure
TO propose. Pass a law !" HING every bank
er who shall issns notes which hs canno,
redeem. Thus riJ the state of two cnr,r,-
t'g 6nanciers. and broksn bunk money!,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
UNITED. STATES OF AMERICA

UNITED. STATES OF AMERICA.
In the ca.sof Morton NJ Mec.rvesa petition.
The creditors sf The said ptii.iooine 8.ntrup,
srs hereby notiied. thst the said. rsurt hs. up.
pointed the 25th 'ay Of febusty 1863 % Bur.
lington IN the county Of Dee Meinss 10 said dis
place. the said bankrupt and ~ pe fsdns i.terss
ted. may appear. and shew Gauss II any they may
have. why the prayer Of said petitioner shosid
not be granted. ~.
Dated this 77th day Of Jan. lsl3.
By order Of the Court.
John S. Dunlap. Clerk.
BrAekenridxe & Bullock Sol'rs. Feb ith.lsa3-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
NOticc.

ME- undersigned, Administrator Of the
IL es'a.es Of Arnold Bonni6eld and Rhod.
ham BonnitisId, will .pply {" the D,stric,
Term, l843, for an order 10 sell 90 mach Of the
lands belonging to those estates especially
% may be accessory to pay she dsbis of the
said intesia,es. All persons interested are
requssted 10 Up, ear and show c.use Why ouch
rssl estate should ~, b. sold Tor that purpose.
WILLIAM BUNNIFiELD.
Feb. 4,h ~ Il
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

HENRY MOORE. Esq, ~. e.ndids.. for r.. =
election to the efFice Of Mayor Of this city, =.
tue approaching city election
MANY VOTERS
Feb. 4,h, ls43.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
r ]. X S 4 L =.

NOTlCE is hereby given that will offer
i for Sale all and singulary, the non.rcsi
dent Lands and Town Lots, in Dcs Moine,
County. ]. T., upon which ths TAXES are
due, aud unpaid for l842, On the mrs: Monday
of March next, 1913 Said sale to commence
q. O'clock in the forenoon, at the Court
House door, in said County, and con,lnue from
day TO day until oil are sold or duly Offered.
JOHN II. M'KENNY, Collector
tor Dee MONIES County /. +.
Feb. 9TH, '.3-4.. 80
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
Fsb.4.h, ls43.

BuRL,NsroN, FsB. 4 h, l843.
FELLow ClrlzENs.-As the Election for C ity
Officers is close ut hand, thankful for past 70.
vors. I beg leave TO announce myself ss .
canaidate for reelection to the Office Of City
Recorder.
Very Respec.fully.
WM. NJ. WALLERIDGE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
Millinery, Dress and Cloak Ma
linr

q Mrs. c. E. THOMPSON would rc.pec.-
~ fully inform her tr,cnts and ru.-
..ssi.~ sonIere that she cnrries on the above
business. on Jefferson Street, opposite the Nc
tionai Hotel, where she will he pleased 70
selve those who may favor her with call
with he most approved tushions
Burlington. Nov. l9-tf.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
BAKERY ACONFECTIONARY

II. u = y II = y U 90.
- EsrEcTFULLy inform the citizens Of Bur.
II Iing,on that, having taken the old stand
ct a. Funk, they will continue the l:akery
and Confectionery business By Wholesale sad
retail. Always on hand
BREAD, CRACKERS.
PILOT Do. BOSTON Do.
CANDIES, &c.
They hope to ,n;eli. sharo Of public s..
tronage.
n. B.--sTEAMBoATs applied :. al, hour.
with Bread, Crackers, &c.
Oct 81, 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

We are authorized TO announce JOHN RIP.
LEY, Of Flint river township, a. candidate
tor County Commissioner for Dee Moines
County.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

=.
s.Yo.',e maxim mischief DARE a. tho
negro at the top Of ladder said to q hog
who was rubbing his sides at the bottom.
-Pic0y.ne.
Crias-s.ealins . loaf Of bread when
you are hungry.
IIone,.y-Gc..iny in debt and going .hro'
she bankrupt law.
Degrading in The Ex.reme-Working a.
some honest .sade Tor living.
A proper Pride-Living on ones sich
Doing Wsll-ssli'ng sne's self Tor lie, ..
q good price.
Doing Badly-Marryins from any feeling
A Great Scamp-Ons who l. 100 poor 70
nay little debts contracted for the neces-
carries Of life.
a Worthy Mun-Ons Who screws the
widow and orphan out Of shoie last cent,
because !; 10 his just due.
A Good Witc-Ono whose power il 90
fairly este blishe.i. that her be.scr half never
shinks Of dispnlinx il.
a Dsur Good Hushnnd-One who spends
al HE leisure time from home mud 80, DOM
interfere with his wiie's love Of s0li.udc.
The lower House Of tho Legislature q
pennsylvania have passed resolution
by unanimous vote, that no member 81
officer Of ,ha, body shall be entitled u
,eceivs any pay for any day on which hs
shall fail 10 attend the House; and that M
member or officer shall resolve any pay
when absent, except no be in tho pcrior
nance Of duties required by tho ll.uso
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

TAKE NOTICE.
4 IL persons are hereby cautioned sgains,
~ recs,ving any note ~ notes drawn BY J.
T. Eddy 4 Co. d ]. r. Eddy in favor Of 9. 8
sc.ley, - oil sucn notes have been paid and
ssid Eddy holds receipts tor the same.
j.P. EDDY e. c..
By HuGlNs + MILLS.
Attorneys.
Ian. s,h is43-No. as-3,.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
NEW GOODS For SALE BY

= = y - q = :. = 10
JUST received, general sssor.msnt Of
q Dry Goods, Groceries, Rueens.
ware, Boots s shoes. ALSO-caFks
island, Ground Alum ind KR nss.>
whn sat-, all Of which will be soid for
F2ar-seed. Dry Hidss, " Caah., The Pup,sc eco
inri,cd TO call. LUKE PALMER.
Nov. -. i842. ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
WdNTED
F'.AMlLY FLOUR.

Notice u Suitors and Attorneys.
\ .urt Of Dcs Moines ccrLty, where the
lnsiffs At. non-rcs.de A.. they will b rs.
CURED TO file sec .r!ty Tor costa before the osi.
ginal writ is issued.
| JOHN s. DUNLAP, Clerk,
burlington Aug. 90, 1912
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

We'll S.oeked.-sing Sing prison, in
the slate of New York, now contains no
less than 81 convicts.-Picayuns.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

The Philadelphia Evening Journal
mentions rumor that the Hon. Henfy a.
Wise is likely to be appointed minister 0!
France.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
For Rent,

For Rent,
1lNIIE store rooms recently occupied BY
IL L. f. Reynolds and B. Arns..ons, on
tho corner Of Valley and Water Streets,
will be reuts cheap il applied fsf COON
Enquire ut tho store oil.
POsTLEWAIT & CREEGAN.
Jan. II le43-,f.