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DEAFNESS.
TO THE LADIES.
ma MIIli,Q IITERO ABDOMINAL

NILS new pS,ument for the radical cure Of Proapsas Us
q. s6s
m.nded to the afflicted as the o. @
the most aggravated circumsrsnees
T @ 5 sfs to s en q
issri.s aud a. Other psinu surgical e1psden.n ths LynI
sH 80 fRs BE
Stoss. md Bopisss ard sy III is
Room. nave been furnished exclusively for ladies' e No.
vSsey street having separate entrance from the bushes, d;
TIa..e. ind sapporeT. to female p.tsnts iy5 INF
TN9s oS .s.s ne. T me os Too
ss &c: zs,ns hs teeth mouth The ,oa
iSs sah ..ng iIsn ' tSesyed teeth or OF
ds:Fnsd @ Be used with srp.h win be found
ss%s sS ss &c tssss
particularly useful ss.sa Of restoring them
ssna sa%
n5s9 Tao siR %s.s
sSi % oes %seS %
slatc dVI.s the Day entirely removed and the mouth
1is y = 81
s..ssy when surrounded the
n.s nc IVA 4.
the &. shaRsn s n sso s
The orrs Tooth h. ss. detergent srs rssa .,
FOR sale by the principal drueHis.s in Il sesy n4I
H0DGEs' CELERRATED LONDoN BITTERs:-
Guilty of Europe a restorative for the appetite and
positive for fever and and 20 obtained all the
Sold who esae only, al No ia Fulton st. one door from
Dutch st. Price 81 gallon. .
g. Country merchants requested to call and examine
Agents for Boston, Mass Messrs. Blake Tmmbul cor
s s Ne
N9IHIl43i- Will 5E;AUTIFYi DRESS On CLEAN il
of Joness Coral Restorative IL makes the hairdecous
ether hair slut BESIDE il postv.ly nos e,e Quies
1t will force the HAIR stop it falling off, .cqr
dndus and light isa or stSw naturally dark and
without eXpendDg dollar as the usual charge;
much all represented and aa'd cut
s hy S be we'll sea they can see the Of the
respectable at or store who have used this end
Sold vice. sshillinss bottle, the sign Of the Anne
cau Eege 80 Chairman street, NY. AGENTS. Zebsr Ledg
Build Pha X. doing State street 5, Safe
ST. Albany 2O7 pg Charleston, B. C., or l3s Fulton st,
The Naples Shaving from the old Naples Soap
is sold here for shilling, box makes ONE OF the easiest
hickes and atag laher Of made II b,auti-
fully sc rted and nut in neat jars ly2i I'm m
THOKN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Ca
PAIBA AND SARSAPAR1LLA
DOSSESSES few ADVANTAGES not enjoyed by any other
medicine for the Of all sexual diseases; and hich
must with enlightened public, render il assuredy highly
popular desideratum long sought for the medical
world 1t needs confinement or change OF diet In ITS az
proved form that of il M entirely a'tee' aaa causes
has acquired the fame almost part OF En'
has been examined royed Of end sanctioned BY The
Of ihs profession Prepared by b. Thorn, chemist Lon
N''' ' " JAMES TAkRANT, ase Greenwich street.
Also at Park Row and ss Broadway 1853 Broadway, az
Broadway corner OF Lpenrd street, $50 Broadway corner oil
Walker street. jyls lmsm
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WATCHES-The largest and most splendid sssorment Of
w Watches IN the city, he found at the subscrbers-
Az he constantly receiving all descriptions Of Gold and
silver Watcher Of the styles direct from the mann
iactuerf, Egland france, and Switzerland, he 10 en-
enabled to offer larger essorment, and az much less prices
etl, than house the cIty Gold watches az low
a. $50 to tz5 each Watches and jewell cry exchanged OF
bought All watches warranted 70 keep good tmo or the
money returned
Watches clocks add Jewellery repaired ia the best man.
t and warranted lower than az other place "a The CITY
100 ~ ALLEN importer Of wstche. ,nd jewellery,
wv Il.I Whmlr W ali
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LONG BRANCH HOUSE ON THE MARGIN
OF THE ATLANTIC OCEAN

I BARCLAY * co respectfully inform the public that
.thei house a. rmery saiIs) will Mondsy the
50 inst for the reception Of visitors during the
and thst their ability TO aceOmm odae with pleasant
mont Of the citizens Of New York accustomed whit the DIFF
crcnt watering PAGES the character of their table and
hr ughout the various departme Of the house well
UNDERWOOD TO need any remark being they believe
bal for cleanliness good order and good cheer combined
with the hssthu and nvgoatng effects OF the sea bath and
breeze induces the belief that they will
due proportion ofpubc PATRONAGE Prices fixed the
July LIST isis jyleodlmsr
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| PALMO'S ARCADE BATH,
! 80 CHAMBER STREET
| rTHE GENTLEMEN's SALOON NOW oPEN.-GIe,
Baths''. .s'.s' ...s'..s....s...S cents.
Baths with robes or sheets. .....37x

THE GENTLEMEN's SALOON NOW oPEN.-GIe,
Reduction
Bdthl IS cents.
Baths with robes or sheets. .....37h
ZJucEcs Tor 's'ss....s.s45
The subscriber having leased the above
term OF years has commenced improvements which
when completed, will he stert himself vie in taste in cost
" elegance and msgnioence with Smiar
IN the world; having visited the best conducted baths
rope he leet no hesitation in assuring his fellow citizens that
the splrt ncn mas Tor the thirty
tno matter what cost the splendid
tor en social comfort and ,ha
a. az occason be lost sight Of and the
az 5eiegapcles Of the European Baths, be will take the liberty
siding
well knewn taste all that he has observed wanting
Ger the of bath the me plus ultra Of perfection
The LsUIes Saloon will be in readiness in few days
u description Of the varied Improvements viii be when
completed, and the whole thrown public
mis- FERDINAND PtLMO
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t. MARRIED LADIES

MApAMA rESTElLB PREVENTIVE POWDkRs
IN Esrops. bat France in pscula forupydy Of thirty years
si and se.eoss Tscas of %.1ss ss.s Mhos hes
ss,s4s , too npid increase o. ftmiy
es.sse ofHe s M. and farahss ,oss :, her .s,
ass sfss tssoSs. ss Sc psey sa.
20 the female frame for which Nor medicines now stsrd snF
with hs 1 sss md .oy .
hereby tracing The decline and IL health Of married isw'sr
ef.en apparently aexpcsbe which consgn many
ns 81 s :esi dD
ors-erpccaily OF married f.m,les-ghch IN i,Ss led e.
r. ,sS,sn hss . 5 q es So o
she bca tho fs Of nsvsa aloetionEie vito sss
e ssvstssr feeling the npoyr.zse subject, sns sss
stins ths vas. benefits stsS 70 no.;sno Sy th,t ,a.s
od By ali n thsy hold nssr daar their eoa.dsr,os
ses By simple and health means within eur control. Eycr
dspsssionsts vuous and enlightened mind will unhesita
ssg viz III sas 9'' T
be forwarded ey nail to say p Of the United States AZ
TfLi P.sric Psy.icsa Principal ocs 10 Gr.en1i
rect N.w yort; one. sOar from AZ. msq sees IN.
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
- - - rvrsTRp Avs raErAeyoE
4: pE soUpELoGnE, W. D. LISBON, r. RTuttAE
Ph. composed hsv. n.ds iheis the wonde and sda
~ a a4 ss nsNSa b
sesn IN producing the monthly turns Tks certany N Al
Or though iwsy, mild r,t and hcshy hey sspia 10
ttearce msesrs.go IL used during ibai period.
roaS Win the .s y Il. %p ssq .@p
tain, the signature Of a. Do gGgdcoSss sHf as Enssh al
agent fer III: continsni or hnenoa.
fs b 3, ST. Mu
United States Office Liberty street, near Greenwich street
i fse s y soSsnt DU u NJ, Cherry street. near
Catherine Lencrs d,fscsea 70 " r; Meresn oor ~,
mnr be pestp sid. lel0 Imdkw
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CARD
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
HEADS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THIRD STREET.


JOSEPH HEAD respectfully announces his old friends
and the public reopened the Mansion Hone
lately Kept by him. The entire renovation OF tos establish
Tor the accommodation of families and gentlemen with
h., long and humb services he hopes share
OF public What with the supply of the best thar the
markets furnish, comfortable lodgings good and good
cheer his eot will he directed the satisfaction Of his
patrous
The New York CoorieT Enquirer New York Herald:
Boston Courier Bslumore American; Warrington Globe
Madsonan; Richmond Enquirer Richmond Wing; Charles.
ton Gouuer New Orleans Picayune will please
month and lheII hill. q
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CONGRESS HALL,
- A X ATOG SPR JNGS

THIS celebrated aud fashionable Hotel recently under
gone the thorough and
unihed eno is now ready for the eptsn Of the public
establishment under the Of its proprietor
e Munger who will be happy 70 renew his attentions 10
his former patro and friends
Congress Hall
dwhch Band OF Music will play stated hours during
season carriage will always be adiness
senErs to and from the aoad DEPOT free of charge ESe
attention will be paid make their
and pnees will be in conformity with the times.
eaIatoga June 26th, l845. j2T Im*r
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We TRUE EXTRACT or sARsAPARILLA from
- ~ NVuuand street gaining popularity never before
EnoWn IN fact 10 sold reasonable prce and made Of
rs GOD mstens other. One trial will convince the
no. scentoal To be had only above price psr
eottici " psf doIss iHr
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oath HOUSE, LONG ISLAND. This sea bathing
IL place pTepured for visiteIs This
uIpess by any on the Island either for its extensive scenery
cooling shades the bathing shorrc OF
the The stages from Fulton Ferry
BooklJnat5 o'clccG Pm. and from Bath House O'Clock
A NJ. iv1I u1r
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AVON SPRINGS,

THE Propneors would notify the public that for
the annual visitation Of these fountains of health has
ved and that theirs five oteE and bathing establish
eni, ready for The reception company For advice IN
gard the probable effect of these their individual
aud for analysis cf the different springs they permit
ted refer Dr. W. Fraucs No. Bond street; Dr. H.
D. Buckley Lecturer diseases Of the sk No ~ Blocker
or 20 DIR Sahsburv AT he mn sns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-07-26

CHAMPS STAIN EXTRACTING FLUID, for taking
- spots Of pch paint grease, OIL and sains all kinds
from wOoen nen kilk cotton, and other cloths without
nurng color This valuable chemical prepara-
ton will thoroughly ralicae soil stain from finest
we'll the f4be almost nstantaniousy should
be every house. end in ones snd those
who give trial take pre- " good Gaze TO heepa supply
Misunderstanding found Usefulness they would
think Of being thout IT,
Full directions ompany each phial.
To be had Of c. A. Bax $50 Pearl street. stairs Of
Wood Morrison ~ 200 Green ich et- New York,
and almost all reputable druggists and
BE ocular and AK for Stands Stain Extracting Fluid and
observe the label each phs gned by the proprietor in
his hand writing
Also may be had above Stands celebrated Ala
bascr the popular and efficient article known Tor
teckes, pimples botches. whitening and cleaning
the skin &C. lvl3 lmerc
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SUNBURNT, YELLOW OR DARK SKIN CLEARED
and Eupons Bites OF M,quitoes Cured by the use oil
cake tsy often half cake) Of that surprising nyen
ton called The Italian Chemical Soar The more Lhs psea
the astonished people its wonderful effect Last
week cured no less han three OF old scaly SAT- eu
Tor when med cal skill and the powerful lotions mao oeo
used IN vain HUNDREDS have been cured sf eches an
burn and porphew this summer by IT, There are many WE are
obliged 10 do TO inroduce W cam
rec mmend almost nable IN any euahe9u' . .cn1vv
as pmples botcher, freckles mn' sey,
salt rhsum eIesipes patbers ich e,tes 2, ao and eb
&C Ii gives tho skin youthful heahy p,oo d , ~
Persons living the south hou never PC wi
captains me others literally treated win sn
onne might be- made by an person TO bInE tins
warm climate. II,
merry store sign of the Eagle 90 Chatham street ~
York. and these phia by LepeI corner
ri I'd and Dock streets or the Amerc Hotel wash
ingtp in Boston, 8stse trceti IN Charesl o. o. "
y. ~, naw ~. suse'''" n'@"' " WV" iva lmtm
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red, ais it you, John7S The fellow replied. YES.
and went out OF the door in double quick time. 1t
n not thought that any thing was stolen Mr.. Hoyt
mad IN ms sleeping room about $50. which was
found 10 be safe.
MAD Docs IN CHARLEsToN.-Two persons were
bitter by mad dogs in Charleston on the 10Th inst.
LIFR AND DEATH oP MIsKR-The Carlisle
(Penn) Repository narrates the history Of Mser
thus
Mr.. B. OF German extraction His father left
him valuable farm OF five hundred acres, in the
vicinity OF York, with some farming and household
adicles. He kept tavern for a number OF years
married a wife ana raised four children. He accu.
nuated an immense estate, which he preserved so
tenactously, that he never gave dollar for the edu-
cation OF his family. He never knewn TO spend
one dollar Tor any article he might need he would
either DO without II, find some person who would
barter with hun for something he could not convent
enlly sell ior money. He farmed largely, and kept
arse d'snllery, which he supplied entirely with his
He kept team for the CONVEYANCE of his ub;sk.v
and hour 10 Baltimore, which, when he could not
sell TOT money al price TO suit him. he bartered for
necessarles Tor ms family and tavern. In this way
he amassed dn estate, worth $500 600 He never
was known TO lend or credit dollar IN anv
man. Upon the best mortgage or security that
could be gwen, he would not lend cent. He never
vested one dollar IN any OF the public, funds Mel
ther would he keep the notes Of any bank longer
Than tl he could get them changed. He deposited
his specie in large iron chest until IL would hold
more. He then provided strong lron.hooped
barrel, which he also filled After his death, his
strong boxes, from whose bourne no traveller had
ever returned, yielded two hundred and thirty thou
sand dollars in gold and silver
Inc cause OF his death as remarkable the
course OF his ute gentleman from Virginia offer
ed him Sl2 per bushe Tor 10 bushels Of clover seed
put ne would not sell It Tor less than Sl3 and they
go NJ a9tee. Inc seed was afterwards sent TO
Philadelphia, where it sold Tor 81 per bushel and
% dollars less than the Vrgnan had offered for IT,
GA receiving an account OF tais sale, he walked
through his larm, went to his dlstry, and gave va
rNafa. a IN hHa afar.la H.. a.
wagon houss and hanged himself
DiNp At SEA on board the schooner Zurah on her
passage from LsguDs 10 New York, H1RRisos Gut
seaman, native OF Redhsld, Maine, aged "a years,
pgAvE hHUsKsKsT.-Th following is the intro.
duet On to piece Of poetry in a late periodicals.,
The following lines were written more than
- We ago, by one who mas for many Year,
Es,n a ns slave, merely for his. own amusement"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
Farmers Department

NcAi'g l;a1,er cf Urmp.-Thc Louis
vile Journal mentions rs very !m,,e:..
tant Iacl 10 10th hemp growers ai:i rn; .r
makers, that !, process Las hcen diseoy
cred ty whle!. hemp can al little expense
to tnadc ns white as enowi. SO .hnt ii ma
*: used in manufacturing til. G.,es. AID
"hi'est paper The ptoprie,ors Of one
ofthe largest paper establishments in tho
west have recently held correspondence
viii, view OF Obtaining hemp, tow, and
hemp waste from the manufactures Of
that city. 4 sample Of hemp waste has
teen sent to them with an off:.r 20 furnish
itreudy baied at two cents pound. There
is no doubt that :his kind OF hemp will be-
soon sought after by the makers. Linen
Tags t,nve always been very source in the
west, and the importation Of them has
hearly ceased in the east since the tariff.
Hemp, now that he bleaching process IS
discovered, will supply the place OF linen
rags, which IRE worth 6 and 8 cents u
pound.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
sHERTFF's SALE.

~ virtue Of u Decree &c The Dis,ric,
- Cohrs for The County OF Des Moines.
!. r., from the Chancer. side ,herenf:
will expose to snle TO the Lighesl bidder.
an slonda. the 6.h day of March, ls43. ali
'hc following real estate, TO wit: Beng
s'part Of 10. No cigh,y-seyen $50 in The
city OF Bnring,on. iowa Territory: Com.
mrnciny twenty (20) fee. from The Sou.h
East corner Of said Lot, running thence
North sixty (6o) ieet, thence We.l paral.
lei with the southern line OF said To-, sixteen
and half (l6l) feet. thence South paral.
lei with the Eastern line Of said 10, .;x,y
(6lO feet, .hence Eas. along the stree, six
teen aud n halfu6 t-2) feet TO HE place a,
beginning '-Said sale being upon q decree
tor foreclosure Of mortgage in favor o,
Bridge, Ray g. CO., aud ngains, Sila.
4. iiudson.- Sale TO take place a. the door
"f the Court lonse. in said county Of De.
Moines, betwee, the hours Of 9 O'CLOCK "A.
NJ. and O'clock r. NJ. Of said day.
JOHN Ii. M'KENNY, Sheriff
Des Moincs County, /. #.
Feb. 4.h l943, Al.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the RICH, Of pre-
emp.ion To LAID in any Of the township.
designated in this proclamation. in vir,ue
81 the provisions Of the &C, Of gid June,
1888, % extended and modified BY the nc,
Of IL, Of June, 1910, or Of the provisiom,
Of the latter net. where those laws still
apply to such clnims BY reason Of the ND
sence Of the pla.s a, the Regis.er's Office on
22d Jane, 164l.] Or by vir.ae Of the nc. Of
the 4sh September, l541. each granting Ger.
tnin privileges To another and .lifferenl Gins,
OF .ct.lers, is requested 10 prove the sane
to the snti.faction Of the Register aud Re.
ceiyer Of the proper Land Oaic, aud make
pay men. therefor q, soon a. practicaLle utter
seeing this notice, pn.l before tho day nppo;n,.
ed Tor the commencement, oi the public salc
ofihe land ms above designated, otherwise
such claims will be forfeited.
Where the year Subsequent to the filing Of
the plnts shall expire previous 70 the day
fixed fOr I'll. announcement Of tire sale "a.
hove mentioned, claims under the acts of
1898 and 1910, above referred To, will be
forfeited Il not proven up aud paid 70, prior
10 The expiration OF such year.
THO. II BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General LAM Office.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

CHINESE Tails --On the subjugation Of
China by the rar.ars, an edict was Is
sued, requiring the whole nation 4, shave
the front Of the head, and q plat no res
idue q the hair into i la;l, ile length
and size sofs which IS considered ii G)lisns
. great mask of masculine beauty: n
consequences Of which great quantities 81
false hairarc worked up with the na,,.
ras hair,tise snds being finished off with
bach silk cord. 10 the lower order, i
IS useful ornament. remember. on
one occasion, 20 have seen Chinaman
aopging his pig along with il; while on
ano'hcr the servant vas busting the table !;
sod wien their belligerent propensi.ies
are excited, which il not oftep. ,lley will
twist each others tails lonnJa heir hands,
pulling i with all their strength and On.
during the most horrible foriuse, until
one or tho oihsf criss out peccasi.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
'U6GlN or sEVERATs ASHTON

u16GlN or SEVERAL. s1sHIo ms.
FsshioaS have frequently orr g;;nased 10
epdeavofs Of The inventor to hide some
dsformity. Hoops, tor instance. 10 con.
eeal.an ill shaped. hip; rufflcs, scar on
the; neck, perhaps; large sleeves, history
dos no: mention, md conjec.ure nigh,
not - acceptable. Patches were invent
ed ID the sslgn of Edward vi, by q lady,
who u this manner covered 3 wen on her
neck. Charles VII Of France, introduced
long coats, to hide q pair Of crooked logs.
Peaked shoes, Toll two feet long, were
invented by tho DUKE Of Aniou, 10 conceal
q deformed foot. Francis twas Obliged
from wound ~ his mead, to wear short
hair, and hence the fashion. Isabella of
Bavaria, was ps0ud Of her beauty, and in
troduced the custom Of leaving the neck
and shoulders uncovered. Charles Wv
severe edicts. bunishcd tight breecl,es
and during the reign Of Elizabeth, enor.
NOUS large breeciies came in fashion
The bcaux Of that day stuffed their
breaches with rags, feathers, wool, aud
other ligift stuff. till they resemb!ed huge
bales Of cotton. To come up with them
the ladies invented large pe,icoats. II
was said that two lovers could not come
within seven feet Ut each other. At ONE
time, square toes ran to so great II width
that u proclamation was issued that nc
person should wear shoes more than sia
inches broad ut the toes &
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

F,eight and Passage in Western Steam
doats.--An arrangement hus bcel enter
ed Into by the Masters Of steam boats Il
sake freight aud passengers al ,he follow
ing prices from New Orleans to Louis
vl'eand Cincinnali:- Moiasses, salt, iron,
nails, mackerel, burr blocks, lead ant
shot, % cents per 100 lbs. All O her ar
llcles of freight, 53a cents per 100 lbs
For cabih passengers, taken above Smith
land, Ky, az the mouth oil the cumber
land ri,er, $50. Deck do. exempt from
wooIing) $6.--ChiiicMhs Adusrtt ser.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
IN lsW GOODS.

7NHE Subscribers have just received from the
4 Eastern cities, aud resow opening in the
y t."k building on the corner of Main aud JET.
itr.ou street. large aud splendid ussor,u,e y, Of
all aud Winter goods such ~
Blue, Black. Brown. Green. Steel Mixed
aud Wooldytd Cloths.
Plain and Diampnl Pilot Cloths,
Inncy and Plain N.nsn,eres.
Sattinssts from " cts 10 $3.50.
kehsnekey Jea.is Hard esn,es. Buffalo Cloth,
canvass sud Patla; ny, White. Red, Green,
aud Yellow Flannel-
Rose Blamksts Mac knaw do.
M@tino Shirts. Lhtlhs w DOL Drawers,
Pleid Linseys rlais do.
large assortment Of Plain and fg urcd Merimo,
French Bnnbaznc. French Merino,
Blanket Sha,sls. hrrias handkerchief.
Silk Velvris. Cotton do,
Linen Cambria Handkerchief.
Figured Silks, Plain Black do. herino Shawls.
bleeched Muslin, Brown Sheeting..s
e:um.elsstic Suspe nder.. Wo,sted do.
Solid lead Pins. Scotch Thread, Spool cotton
Buttons. iasse assortment Of Cal,co+s ch-aIe,
ti'an ever. Beds Ticking. Canton Flanneis.
Buck SKI" Gloves. Brown do. Pocket hooks.
Sewing and Knitting Needles. Hook, g. Ewes.
Tape. Shoe Tire adj Cotton Cord.
Fur y! Russia Hats. Ribbons, Lace, Edging.
Qnillings. took Muslin Swiss do, Jackoneii,
t,an,h,ic Null Muslin. Striped and
Cross Bar Jackonett, Black tai " hite Par.inett
A large assortment of Hardw re.
Such as Door Locks. Bolts, Hinges. Screws,
Bed Stead Cap. aud Screws, rark..
lea aud Table Spoons. Rasors aud Strops.
Curry Combs. Horse Cards. Plain Bits,
Stirups, Pistols. Pen Knives. Pad Locks.
Pain, Brushes, Sash do. Augnr-, Cast Steel.
Iron Blister do. Shear Steel. Sprung do.
TOO Kegs Nails assorted .ixe.,
~ Tons Juniatta Iron assorted,
Window Glass, Linseed Oil.
Superior French Brandy, Madeira Wine and
Holland Gin.
In word. we have general assortment o
goods suitable for the season and this market, ant
oil sc ask. Is for our friends aud customers to cal
them cheap enough 10 give sa, .sf,c'ion.
POSI- LEVvAiT T. CREEGAN.
0ct 2x
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
TRUSTEE SALE.

IN UTICEis hereby given thai BY vir,nt
~ Of q Deed Of Trus, given 10 Nose. b
Coz by Charles MADEIRA & Solomon SHERIFF.,
! shall proceed 10 sell 70 the highcs, bi..de,
IN cash, in the city Of Burlington. on Mon
day The Eth day Of April mex. the following
property, viz; the est halfof the nor1h
west quarter Of section No. seventeen; also
all sLas part Of ,he ives. half Of the north
wes. Of section No. twenty, lying and being
on The sou.h and eae, side or Fin, creek
ssventy-dve acres more or less, All being
!" Township No. seventy norsh Of Range
ten wcs'. together with all the rights, prlr-
iieges aud impr. ve,ucn,. .hereon said
.lo 10 commence at 10 O'Clock on said day
and continue from day 70 day until sold.
MOSES B. cox, Trustee.
Ian. ll,h ls43-3m.