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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20

iOWhtr ubStAuStSs ''',-
Males on the S. side Des Momes in IL
Females. :. e. 232
Males and Females, ii..4!; ssA
Males on the N. side Of Dc, Moines, 1895
Females, =" lOl4
Males and Females, I" 050
Total Males in Wapello, 1857
{" Females, i. H. l241
/. Males and Females .s.,-, 2Sl4
No. OF voters in WapclH county, g.
The No. Of Cattle in Wap-llc, 247a
{. Horses, g: s ;6dl
e !" Sheep, q I47I
q g Swine, g. s...pr 1889
Value Of personal property subject to-:
J, las be taxed. 81. $14y046
" improvements claims, 26 500
!, The county Of Kisllkckosh lies vel Of
and is attached to WaTs.lle for goysrpnkntsl
Representatives, ~ as yet but thinly
Males in Kishkekosh, Az
Females, . ~. ;'talt l6)
Total Miles AMI Females, $50
Voters in Kishkekosh, Er.iIs. III
Making grand total Of pcpuhtion n
the two counties Of 1900, and voting con-
stitnency of a4l. ~. III ST.
The above abstracts may gisesthe reader
some idea Of the rapidity withiwhich Wa
pcllo county has settled 'tnd improved. BY
reference to the item Of Improvements o.
claims, it may Be seen Co. amus,nt % $26,~
Cos Ia but ore brief year.. What may this
county not be in few more years, il shs
Continues 10 IMPROVE and populate ~ She
has ihc pat 4~hfa ~;
I'll had no. all eady sx;cplcd this sltieEe
far beyond the limits .preksribed ior Il n
thes1'limuenccment would: sly something
Of the advantages presented il the beautiful
location OF our county. Z; Il; but the passing
, remark tlsati Is loeniad on the Dcs M0inr5
river, one iniIe.tron the geographical t4n-
IRE X. the COUNTY, and a The 'sAppdhoosG
Raids, '.lnrN suffice. a
horree-.ssr. Editor, ahho' this article u
y,'ite lesiy.hv, a. WapelIo hxs not been
irn,i,ses,mc, that sou will pcrmia X =, s.;
p~ar'in Your Paper, BY SO doing You will
invrh t,jligc her cisixefls and none. m9fs
than Yours with solicitations Il iriendshlp;
i II.
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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
HATS: HATS,

IF your wish TO get superior Russia. silk, cas-.
j sin.er~ Mapped II AT. of this springs style.
call at the sign of the t'Grcat Western. on the
corner Of Main aud J. fferson streets.
April s. IA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
Carpeting.

~ PIECES Ingram and Star Competing,
4 100 pieces ass'd wall and window paper. for
sale bv w. r. COOLBAUGH s Co.
may II ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20

Fashionable NlilASner and Dress
Maker. M
l1iSS S. :. RJCHESON would respectfully in-
IyI form the citizens Of Burlington. and sicinity
that she hiss commenced the above business IN all
It's various braueh.s, on Third between Washing
ton ard j. irrsoa streets. in the house with Mrs.
Jardon. From her experience IN ,hssipess she
hopes to give general Satisfaction. aud from her
disposition 10 piesse she hopes IL merit share OF
public patronage. g'
~. B. Repairing done on the shortest notice and
1.-The niss-t reasonable terms.
Buriihxton. April 20, 1874.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
Paper! Paper.

=. F8peF: FapeE
m Resii.s cap paper;
- y do PLAN do $50
10 pest do do
100 wrapping paper;
In grass h0nnstt boards 9
FIR sale, Wholesale and retail. at lower price. fsn
naper has ever been sold in Butliassp before.
Calf ahd see this paper, IT -
april 9Th. 1874. 80. GARRETT'S.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
EXCHANGE

IN the Eastern Cries ST. Louis and New
" Orleans. TO. sale bvs M
Nsv. d. AZ. FIC PEASIEY *
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
$50 - !, HENRY HOUSE, .
MOyNT PHEASANT, HENRY COUNTY, iowa,

THE: proprietor. hav, ,g furnished ks house
equai to any II the Territory. is prepared to
acconn ,daie any nun',~r OF persons in the nosl
srrrotshi- manner. In soliciting the patronage
OF the public. the uner-ig ned would take this OF
casion to s. ads his thank. to all who have here to-
fore la,Trsd him with call.
Mr. 8, isl5-y p. C.. TIFFANY
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20

John :. DAVID. t.c.erai Forwarding ann>
- Commission Merchant, Dealer in Gr0c ri
l1ry ksesssf frnince. &r. Nc :, on W ater httwe.n
" a-aiaS;on and Eolumbia STREETS. Burlington
iowa. March 10, l8i2.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20

VTyHE subscriber will, until further notice is
III given, continue the business ri. the late
firm Of Ridge s Hat, a, their old Stand
arr 30 IA HUDSON F.. BRIDGE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
Caution.

Caution. =
HEREBY forewarn the public not to buy a
4 note given hv me to James MsGuire. for $500,
dated july, 1889. and payable six months after
date-said ndte being already paid. B,
may % ~ IL FRANCIS INQUIRE
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
School Rocks.

4 assortment of School Books, Blank
n fooks, Whiting Paper, Quilts. Ink,
States, DC. Oct 2a is DAVID. .
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
Wagons.

ElvE,et six two horse wagons Of John Hen
IL nors Manufacture, of Pennsylvania, war
raiRted very superior article, for sale by
iune ,44 w. & S. MCUTCHEON.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20

from the Kind character" Of Relationships,
These shall give him eacc to the last.---.
These are the best foundation for every
species OF bencvolencc.-C. LopL's Lxflfr.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
Scythes.

q DOZ. Waldron's scythes, e, Z.
o. Do, j, DC grass 81 E, 1s1sI e Co.
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wares.

UEENS, China and Glass ware, full sup
g. Ply for sale by COPP = PARSONS
may II ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20

House, Sign aid Fancy Painting
EOATES &. HAWKINS, (vailey street, be.
" tween Main and Water, will execute eve.
ry description Of Painting, plain and crnatental
in the best and most approved Style &.
- They respectfully ask share Of patronage
apr "a lift
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
nATnN

konn CHOICE city cured HAMS. for Sale
ICuO by 4. tAIageh y J DAVID
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
Groceries.

.. Groceries.
m SACKS Java. Rio, and Havana coffee;
~ also, N. o. sugar and molasseg, together
with Il full supply Of assorted groceries, bv
may Ii PA COPP & PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
To Rent.

T0 Kent. y
NE .hfee.a.nry bricE ST re lately occnpi-
i ed b, :, Page. on Waterst feet, with all
the appurttnsnces. This is an excellent
stand for business. F3rterns eEquire of
GRIMES g. STARR.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20

- ipn1,~..
Two THOUSAND superior Ham. for sale by
june Is III FJC PEASLEY.f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20

wrapping Paper.
~ REAMS WRAPPING and other paper,
~ tpr sale by COPP 4 PARSONS.
may il IA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
: - = - =
II. #. GOOdlfue

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR at law.
IN Office on the cnraer Of Washington and
Na,n streets. Burlington, iowa.
Dec Is. l3l3-U
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
Kid Slippers,


SCythcs.
USTRECEIvED, few dozen grain and
- grass stythes, sneaths, scythe-stones and RI
hes, for sale by VIM. GARRETT,
june IA corner Main & Jefferson sts.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
Whiskey.

N BBLs. Anderson, Bridges & Clark's rec
IN tilted whiskey, on hand and for sale. by
june al WIN. GARRETT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20

QUITS and screws, strap hinges, knives and
ID forks, mill and cross cut saws. files, augers.
.xes and ADDE'S, steeivards, pans and kettles, to-
ssther with general assurtfseisf of hardware.
Tor sale by w. f. COOLBAUGH s. Co.
NAV III IA
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Hats! HATS,

a FEW GASES Cashmere and Silk Hats,
IA a beautiful article, Just received and for
sale cheap by WM. GARRETT,
June IA sign ofthe Great Western.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20

= Aamtx = Ray, .g
Aasafactsrers Of FrenrA Barr A;u.so.,,. aSsl
Dealers. In Bolting Cloths.
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Mil'stones made to order, and q constant sdS.
ply on hand. Screen wire, hoistihg screws and
m'll'irons, furnished at the shortest notice. and
warranted of the best quality.
june '4i-jy
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20

W9.I a,scnd 81 lie dsa ainx and Ia Ring
w the acknowledging OF Deeds. Mort
esyess Hands. &c. Office Igeeordcrs Office.
cksseE ~f ..s-fI S.
March Att
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20

ME Sahsrribers are prepared 10 fara,sh all
- Aaads OF Boat Stores al the lowest raiss II
the saRie stand they oe~nlied iasisrsans. Pat.
ronage is soticii;d Z, u. RAND & 20.
march ?. islls ].
\ r. >. All citizen. or trsv-Il, wishing for pas
sage up or down the river h, steam, bosi, lei
Ing their aadass ~flt did sahscr,bsrxwiu he ro,i
u at their lodgings on the arrival Of the'boal
they require. r. d r. 4 CO.
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
Found-A Clergyman FOR the Vacant
Church In Utica.


Having seen notice in your paper for a minister
TO occupy the desk in the eighty .hrst church, In
Utica, which notice contained description Of the
man that would suit and knowing, or having
heard Of a man that think will answer the purpose
exactly, ] take the liberty of giving this notice
His name is William q. Brownow he resides
in Jonesborough, Tennessee, and is the editor Of
the Jonesborough Whig therefore, you will see
he is politically right. This Mr. Brownlow used to
preach in vicksburgh, Mississippi and after con-
cludlng his sermon, and before pronounclng the
benediction, he would read the programme tor the
horse races for the ensuing week, and give notice
that he was ready 10 back his iavorite horse, with
a bet 10 any amount II any oneoi the congregation
had mud 10 take IT, Since living III Jones'
borough, he got into a quarrel with brother
minister by the name OF Landon T.. Haynes, In
which he manifested ms merkness, by swearing
by the great God. whom he loved and worshpped,
that II the said Landon c. Haynes would not meet
him In a gentlemanly aud honorable manner, he
would cowhide the ID cowardly puppy the
first time he could catch hun. And the said
Haynes refusing 10 light duel, ne actually got the
said Haynes excommunlcated from the church as
a coward.
As such choice articles are very scarce, |
thought proper To give notice through your paper
The only objection that possibly can see 10 Mr..
Brownlow Is, he is, in doctrine, an Armenian
But the elders and deacons OF the eighty hfri
Church, being a very kind-hearted set OF gentle
men, and always willing to accommodate, can
very easily overlook that small objection, as, IA
other respects, he would suit them well. II ans
further particulars are necessary, would respec-
fully refer TO Landon @. Haynes, Jonesborough.
Tennessee, or to any Of the brethren IN Vicks-
burg, in Mississippi. | am, with great respect,
one OF the commonwealth Ut ISRAEL
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
Bangor
Correspondence Of the Herald.l


BANGOR, (Me Oct. 81, 1874.
Prospects of the Whigs-Jeaiousy bst,ceen the Cal
houm and Van B~'sn toings of the Democratic
Party Liberty Party, &c.
There is not much Of interest to inform you
about in this section, at this particular time. The
political movements, with one exception, in this
State are not worthy of note. The exception is
the scramble for governmental patronage, by the
Calhoun wing OF the democratic party. John Ty-
Ter s literally beref with their petitions. Two
only, as yet, have succeeded in getting Office
Ben. Kingsbury and Virgil Delphini Paris. The
object OF this movement is apparent to all. The
applicants proceed on the presumption that il Polk
succeeds TO the Presidency, the Van Buren wing,
which is the most powerful in this State, would
monopoze all the places Of honor and profit, but
II they succeed In getting IN under Tyler, there
will be delicacy in regard TO displacing them
Hon. Gorham Parks, U s. District Attorney for
Maine, and other prominent men, are the leaders
OF the Calhoun wing, and they are most adroit and
experienced managers. They are partzans mere
ly, and their wits are unremittedly taxed with the
cOncocti0n OF schemes tor individual aggrandise-
ment. The Van Bnren men are, even now, trou-
Dled in spirit, and their support Of Polk will be
-spiritless, il, indeed, they do not absent
themselves from the polls Satisfy them that their
chance for Office is hopeless, and they would hold
up both hands tor the election OF Henry Clay. In
this view OF the case, the prospects of the wings,
even in Maine, is by no means hopeless. Bangor
will throw 400 more majority for the wings in No
vember than she did in September 1t is thought
The fall business here is brisk, and large quan.
titles OF lumber and potatoes will be shipped. The
rot has been peculiarly destructive to the latter.
Yours, NC. B.
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
Augusta, Georgia.
Correspondence Of the Herald

AUGUSTA, GEo , Oct. IL, 1874
Politics-Religion-P Poetry and Cotton.
DEAR SIR -
As the late result of the Georgia congressional
election has favored the Polk party by $500 malo-
ny in the popular vote, it may not be amlss to re-
port you the doings and future intentions of the
parties in the battle to come eff in November The
cause Of the defeat of the wings is, undoubtedly,
that they could not raise enough votes. The
Polkites here show good humor, and seem full OF
excellent spirits (perhaps brandy and still con.
tend that Polk will be elected. The wings, not
wlhstandlng their defeat, are up in arms again,
with the motto, disheartened, but not COZ quered ;
and also seem to take fresh courage from the elec-
tions in Pennsylvania, Ohio, New Jersey, Mary
land, and Texas. This evening terrible furor
and hurricane Of uproarlous political excitement is
raised. The democrats are out, marching by hun
drsds, in procession, with torch.ights,. .cannons,
music, banners, and tar barrels Illuminating the
city, and playing Hail Columbia, happy land /"
The political thermometer IS not blood heat-should
It vary, look out for dissolution and the d. to
pay. The reports from the Cherokee country is
that the ballot boxes will be kept open until Mo-
vember-hat the Cherokeeswere still voting when
my informant left in haste, and that their nten-
tons were to stand by the polls until Polk was
elected. These people are fond OF polling, but un-
stable in their political opinions. The leading
spouters. wre.pulers and gamblers Of both parties
~ Georgia are making preparations TO send posse
OF reforming missionaries among the Cherokee
people, armed and loaded down TO the gunnels
with documents Of undoubted truth, prepared for
The occasion, to convert the domestic heather,
the Georgia barbara, ms, ignoramuscs, and cut
throats. Success to their great enterprise. Look
out, Mr. Bsnnett, for one OF the greatest reforma-
!lons yet in politics religion, humbuss Millerism.
month More when the war breaks out
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE = Last night about o'clock,
a fire broke out in a two story frame building on
the south west Of st Louis end Vere streets,
entirely consuming the Of frame houses the
side OF the latter street to CONT and also materially nu
ing the large frame building the north corner Il
St Louis Although the femen promptly The
ground they able to do but little in checking tn,
prog o the flames account OF the scarcity tf
ter large number OF families have thus been render
ed dhouseless We did not hear estimate Of the loss
N. Orleans Ticayune, Oct 10
The New York herald., 1844-10-25
The MnLER1rrs OF BALTIMORE. The BaIli.

The MILLERITEs OF BALTIMORE. The Ba-
more Sun OF yesterday, says The disoraanizlnp
mercenares who have laely caused such p liable delu
in the minds Of a few of citizens we lean
withdrew from the city Monday morning. leaving the
aithiut TO await the event the tipoe OF expectation
We have ascertansd that they paid nearly 900 rent oI
the Of the Odd Fellows' Hall bu what has become o
the surplus funds have not been able TO learn How
appropriately may these address the Language
Of lo- the veied prophet Of Khorasn to their io
lowers -" Ye would be dupes and victims, and are
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

0u- A distinguished stranger Of the bird species
was shot on Morris Island on Thursday last, b,
MIR. WIN. smalwo cd, called we believe, man-of bird
II is CT dark brownish color, with g curved b
surng from tip to tip Of the wings about feet Thu
bird can be at this office this afternoon Charles
ton Patriot, Oct. TO-
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

FURTHER EPISCOPAL CONSIDERATIONS We learn
that the three missionary bishops, appointed on
tuesday last in the onventon Of the Protestant Epsco
pal Church will be consecraed on Saturday morning
next in 81 Peters Church. The bishops for Chns
Turkey, Texas, and All PHILADELPHIA Inq Oct "a
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

TRIAL OF GoRDoS.-The case of Nicholas S
Gordon to the jury at half past FIVE o'clock
Monday afternoon The jury came ! at nine oclocl
yesterday morning and repor ed that there
bity OF their agreeing and discharged The jur,
stood eight for four for acquittal
Journal Oct -.
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

APPOINTMENTS ny TnK President -CoNsuLs OF
THE UNITED STATEs.- Palrlck j. Devlne, Of New
York, for the port Of ssgus 10 orsnde, in Cuba ssmu,l
hiknesss for the port Of Carhsgsns, IN The hepnoe
the port siaMsrsesiSe, IL the Rspubls oAvsnssnslas
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

ARKANSAS The Memphis (Tenn.) Enquirer OF
the 10Th instant We have received accounts from
Crittenden, Mississippi and 81 Fraucs counties ell show
ing large increase IN the whig We would not b.
all surprised II Gibson the whg candidate for Cover.
nor, should be elected.
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

ACQUITTED case OF joseph Harris, charp
cd with the murder Of Cnfy Tod, Holmesburg on
the I'd Of January last was concluded yesterday after
noon about half past four o'clock and jury after
10 to 20 minutes deliberatou returned verdict OF
guilty y.--Phiiai Chronicle. Oct "a
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

INSANITY FROM RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT ap.
plicalion was made yesterday TO Judge Ward for
the removal of young married woman named Abigail
shepard TO the insane aSy um at Woce ter, upon th
ground OF her utter loss OF renson from religious excite
represented to the court tha she had beer
constant attendant upon the advent meetings. and that
her alienation OF miud was attributable to ineir fleet
Her condition OF mind such require careful
wsichng. lest she should de troy herself she hap
once attempted TO leap from a chamber window, and
otherwise offered violence her person. Boston Chron
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

RETURNING packet ship Thomas p. Cop,
left this city for Liverpool yesterday, having boar,
about two persons, returning to their native
try, Ireland,-PhiL Times, Oct "a.
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

HEALTH OF MOBILE LK-The number of deaths
last week in this city, was only eight. Of Thu
number three were infants and on'y OF the eight
occssioned by yellow fever We b. lieve the bills Of
mortality since Mobile was incorporated will not show
better state OF health at this season OF the year thon
this We think, then we may safely ssy danger can
besncountered by those who wish TO vis the city Yes
teday the wind was SOUTH the Temperature OF the atmos-
phsrs unusually warm and the clouds In heavy
wsfs AostnG nsrhwsrd, We trust TO give the interior
some hsavy rains On sunday afternoon, in the vicinity
Of the city there was . smart sbow~.-Msbds HwulA
Oct. To-
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

STEAMSHIP BRITANNIA, Hewitt, from Boston, l.
instant Tor Liverpool was signslired the sth lat q
10, lon. 45 a.
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

ONO RrvER.-There were eight feet Of water in
the channel OF the Ohio River at Pittsburgh Sunday
afternoon.
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

GETTING UP RECRUITS FOR BARBADOS. de-.
tachment OF The 2d West India regiment, stationed
here has been recruiting from among native pcpu
ation. The OF that corps liberated African,
has been deemed advisable to supply the deficiency
from the population here instead OF Sierra Leone To
certain extent the experiment has been successful The
old horror struck however the idea Of their
ckaninies becoming KING Soldiers" This is the frs,
instance within knowledge OF natives Of the island
entering tho army Kingston Morning Journal
The New York herald., 1844-10-25

HAMPERS ILLUMINATED BiBLE.-This beautiful
work has reached its eleventh number, carrying
it into the book of Judges. The plates continue
to be- very numerous and elegant, and the entire
appearance of the work is of the most splendid
character. The numbers are sold at twenty five
cents, and are issued with more regularity and
greater despatch than at first.
THE REFoRNERs BEFORE THE REFORMATION
Bv Emile de Bonnechose, Librarian 10 the King
of France. Harper Il Brother, 82 Cliff street
Apart from its intrinsic interest this work furnishes
a most valuable introduction To the history of the
and the Council of Constance, adding, however,
very full accounts of those who labored and suffer
ed with Huss, and Of the circumstances under
which the seed was then sown, which, in the sue
ceedng century, produced SO abundant harvest
The author, from his position and studies, was en-
inently qualified Tor the preparation OF such work
The Harpers have publi,hed 1t in very neat
pamphlet Of about 200 pages which is sold for fifty
cents.