davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-17

SduptIin9Sprnfuu9in in Q les
a mcrifa -Turh 9lcid,muth in greuls
buu9 ucu ,Rorpcrftmersen Gno bic Sncidnrr
9tprbamerifaS berubmt ; Die Rctbbdute Sues
amcrifas edgegrn fno pon Den Reilenoeu bdus
IA ale perwcid,lid,tc, entncrute uno gan; cen
Siuncngcunieu er9ebene Wiibc aeldMlccrt
,porben. Cas aber andl fie SSun9cr unb Curit
uno allc erocnhitcu Wa9cn ;u rrbuocn miis
fen, benefit ein WtiiIondr, Der bel Den Scrins
jclls, piati6 uHo aubcrn Stimmen cas Chris
ifenthuu preci9te. Sei beu piatis rpcbnte
er Der l,rhfun9 eiues Strie9erS bel, Der Sodupt,
Iii9 peroeu wcllte. lie Vrebe beqauu nit
sinem lauseu uuo ilreu9en Saifru, ipir cs
fd,werlid, ein @urcpier dustaltcn ipilrce.-
Stoanu perlammclteu fid, bic Rrieacr, uuo
jeoer CAB ecm @auoioaten Der OduptiHqss
ipilrec ans eeibssfrdften erei Yeitlhcnbicte,
ipepor friu R6rper gang ;erfeifdt muroe.-
Htad cinigcr 3cit rpuree feline Stauobaftia,
felt ouf eiHe nod, hdrtcre prcbc 9cfellt: man
le9tc ibn nit gebuuecucn Sodneen III ciuc
SNdn9ematte uno nberfd,uttete ihu nit eiucr
sahaolen WaiIe 9iftiacr slmcilen, cfrru Big
bic beftigffen Sd,merScu mo brcuneuee @uts
siinbun9 pcrurnd,te. Dod) alld) hermit nod,
nid,t ,ufrieeeu, teocdte man i'm nit 9alnlru'
bIittcrn uno Suneete inter fciuer Sanscmats
te Gin Ssuer bon itiufcnoen @rdiern uno
8rduteru an, beTen Gualm uno 9iaud, ihn
;u rrififscu brchtcn uno pcocn er fat gcbra'
fen puroc ndtte er bel allen biefen Qud,
Icreicu, bic Wandssr nit benz eeben bhet, bas
Ieifeite 3ed,cn Der lln9eeuo cbcr aud, MIR
ocs 9crin9itrn Shmers9cfuhls bljdcn taifeu,
70 Wilroe er fir inner cntebrt uuo ais Der
@brc nifIt pnroi9 oerDorfen ncrben fciu.-
Ter l8ilee ertrug 9lIfIiher,ueile Glles, cbue
aud, MIR eineu Shmcrienslant bon Td, at 9e,
bcn, unb ale or feline prufun9 nit ltcild,cn,
Otulhe iiberwnnben hattie, puroe er bonn 9an'
gen Stan'me inbrluo 6e9rilst, uuo man erseis'
te ibm alIe Die 9ld,nn9, wclde elm barbara
fhe6 8ot ieincm Sberbaupte sclIt 60 erce
1T bei oieitn SGhueu Der Bilbnis oas unac.
-sibmte, tpiIoc 8erld1geu mad, 9uhm uno bit
fpunccrucae @ewalt elmer friihcu, eabin dti
;tpcdcueen @rSthuug, bae iie bsm idred
lihffen Wdrtertcoe treBen fcbalo es bic 8e
.frteoi9ung oieles idon nit Der Wuttermild
eiusefc9enen, nnbdnti9eu @br9eises gilt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-17
Nccbnmns BON
SEQ. Stetm Sebaenett tter

bon Der Staot 9llIentarin.
absefdlOsen ben sten slprif, 1874.
ginitab men:
Silans in ber Sdasfamnier AM /.
&pril 1S43,s 800 80
saar empfausen bon 9. @rper
Gar ~ 40
DO DO DO 1865 90
eo DO bc Strafe 8 90
bon S. 8. Heubarb, Marft'
fdIreiter So 90
BON 9asubsn Snoue, gilaus
In poll 8 62
" bon Glp S. Sdscr, Gar fir
1S43 1876 IS
StaotsTcten, eingenommen
uno cerndltet so 90
BON Sacob Stein's Sointsrs
Iasenfd,aft 352 81
Ierthampton Banfs 9foteu,
auf Soanc - 80 90
" StactsGoten, ein9encmmcn
une pernihtct 257 IL
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-17
9aiiignics 2Scrfas.f,
bon iebr i6debarem liesenrem @is

BON ietr ibdebarem lie9eneem @is
9enthum.
Dicnita9s ben soften SIpril um 10 llhr
8crmittass, foG auf ccm plaBe ieIbif in 8
Sauccna Gaunid,ip, eehd @auntp, .....
Gin ibatbareS Stlif gano,
auf 6fcnhiebcr 8encu pertauft werbeu, gran,
lcno an 9anb bon 3hcmas @auer, SeurD
ggner uno antcre euthaltenb 81 9lder mehr
occr fpcni9er; bietpon fno nn9efdhr IS 9lder
Solaanb, ein hinldn9lid,er Strid, gSieIen
llnb cas ibrisc 1T 9utes Saulano nutcr op
ten Teulen uuo fenif in einem euten @ultnr
3uiianee. -Darauf III erridtet elm nsnes'
sHS 9erdunni9es sneiitOfistes
N ilA 9S otnhans
Ezsssszs cine cute Sd,weiser,S Sd,cuer uno
auoere 9tebcn9ebduoe - Cine niefetlenee
Sprinec tcfnoet iid, i'm Seller bes caHies,
uno iiberhanrt it bas eaub 70 ipobl nit BaI.
fer pcrIehen, baB es epu feinem Strit in
benz @auntD lbertrofen perecn fam; bdf
icfte faint nit MIR leid,ter Wibe uno prnig
Soften IN ale Tcloer gcleitet nerocn. .--9Iuf
ecm Qanoe beftnoet ftdb aud, binIdnaIid, Sbit.
Mebr ibcr biefe plautaite Su in9en hdlt
H'uH IHt uuttftubl9I Nioe Hi JtNultuptyS 20
bod ocr ocm 8erfauf in sIu9cnfd,ein nebmen,
une Socann fineen ipereen. eae es cIn febr
ihdebores @isentbum 1T.
SauHuifiae bic es Dor benz Gage Der 8ens
cu III bcIdii9cu piiuiden, brlieben fh bel
9tidlclnus 9iotb Al meloeu, orr oarduf tpobnt
uno ale gcipiinidtc sIusfunft su seben im
Stanee lit.
@s it bas leBthcri9e @igeuthum beS SHrn.
q / pfaus 81 OF b, lcstbiu Bon beiag'
ten 5aunidNp nno @auntp.
CUR ndmlid,su 3cit uub an eem ndmlidn
Srt fraen aud, fpI9cube ..
Seipeg ltOe @uter,
bas lsstberise @igcntbum ces Gid,claus
9tctb, anf efentIider Sencu pcrfauft perbcu,
ndmld,:
pftroe unb pferee @efd,irr, 9fiubspieb,
Sdpcire, Q Orefd,maidinen unb cine pfrrs
tcs'@cwalt, Gin stpci:gdus ISagen, unr Saes
By, eii eiufpdnni9er 8auern,W ,Wa9eu, Gin fpas
;ier Wa9cn, Winomuble unb Strobbaut,
Shraub Stcd uno 9mbcs, cine Got @uss
@ilsn, 300 faftauien Meaef, Iceaens rno
98ai;en'Sadmen auf benz Selce, Sieer nit
Seiocr, 3 SrenufcseI, @renn' Stdnner nnb
Socssbeacs, Sc!ss nnc Sa9o : Sdltten, cine
gSclid,fcrn rnb anecrr @a9e, pflug, Sattsl
uno 3aun, einc Slcds Sage, Better uuo Sett'
laocn, Bureau, cine Saus llbr, Sefen NIT
9fcbr, Glide StIihle, Sdlrdnfe, unb fcnft
nod, piclerlei Soaus', 8ducrus unb 6iid)sus
Serdttldaften Su mcitdufii9 ,u meleen.
Die Secinsnn9en am Serfaufstase unb
sInfmartun9 pen
@cor9e Gctt,
...". cSaepb 8is,
sl1T9uics BON 0iibcIaus 92ctb.
9Ipril II. nq2m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-04-17
SO. Snies.

| Wrsbi9eV ulle Vrhrer.
! Slaenta!iH, sfertt II. Tefi. nqSm
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
keslalser College.

ME NEXT Session Of this Institution will
commence on the first Monday in Octo-
Der. II is now generally known that The course
oil studies embraces all the branches OF a SQUAD
and flushed English, Classical. and Mathemai-
teal education, while the domestic arrangements
are essentially those OF a well ordered Christian
family, in which every attention is ccnsta ty
paid to the personal habits and manners of the
students, as well As 10 their moral and intellect
nal improvement. in experienced matron will
extend. especially to the your ger classes. those
particular attentions, by which parents may feel
that their sons on leaving home Wiil continue 10
enjoy some of its best privileges.
The prosperous condition of the Institution
has induced the Trustees to enlarge its accom-
mod ifioas by adding another story to the main
ediiee Of the College buildings. They have also
divided the duties of The Chair Of .Ancient Lam
gnages, and provided Cor new Professor in that
department. who will join the faculty at an early
period Of the session and thus complete IFS or.
ganization
The terms will continue at $75 per session.
payable in all cases in advance. 1t is worthy Of
special attention, that this sum not only includes
board and tuition. but also fuel. lights. use of
beds and bedding. furniture, attendance of SER
wants, and the washing and mending Of the ne
cessary pieces of linen, socks and handker-
chiefs. The only add tional charges Of the Insti
tuition are $40 per annum for the use Of private
rooms, and Sf2 per session for lessons in the de-
partment Of Modern Languages.
~! the members Of the Institution are required
to sleep in dormitorics. and attend the services
OF morning and evening worship in the Chapel
Each student must be provided with snfFiciency
ri clothes. adapted 10 the season, together win
supply Of towels, cons, brushes, and other
indispensable articles. Books and Stationery
will be furnished by the College. at St. Louis
prices. provided . sufficient sum be previously
deposited for that pur ose.
III letters sent either to the students or TO the
President OF the College, must be post paid. or
they will be liable 10 remain at the Post Office.
sept 81 ,l4-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
IOWA HOUSE.

HE undersigned would respectfully inform
the travelling public and community in
general, that the Iowa House having been thor
oughly renovated and repaired, is now open fol
the reception of the public. This House for ell
ligibility canaot be surpassed in the city, situ-
ated as Il IS. on the corner of Water and Court
streets, and but a few moments walk from the
steam boat landing. The proprietor would here
remark, that TO glaring inducements will be Of
fered in order to deceive those who may wish to
favor him with call; the only trse way to as
certain facts is to give the House trial. A
night watch constantly kept for the accommoia-
ton Of those who may desire the arrival of a
boat. In connection with the House is the best
Of stabling. and first rate wagon yard for the
accommodation Of Transfers and drovers.
Thankful for past favors liberal share Of pat.
ronage is solicited by
WIN. NJ WALLBRIDGE.
Burlington Sent 18th IA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
Ready Made Clothing.

NNILLIAM GARRETT & Co have inst re-
w celved, per steamer Osprey, large and
general assortment OF fall and winter clothing,
consisting in part, as follows:
AGO heavy winter coats, beaver and pilot cloth,
forest cloth, tweeds ard plain ribbed and
plaid cashmere sac and long coat;
so red and>gSeen blanket coats;
50 Kentucky and Glenrock jeans dc;
100 pairs ribbed and plain cashmere pants;
$50 do do do sattinett and Ky. jeans
pants;
275 pairs heavy kerseys and hardtimes pants;
80 do do twilled forest cloth do
400 silk, satin, merino, valentia and velvet vests;
300 fine muslin shirts (linen bosoms and collars;)
100 fine calico and check shirts;
800 prs. Canton and flannel and drill ng drawers,
with good assortment Of bosoms, collars,
sso' ks, cravats and suspenders. This ready
made clothing was made up at Wheeling, ont
our own goods, which enables us to sell lower
and much better made article than the eastern
made clothing.
sent Ia III
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
boots al,c shoes.

AEEN'S Calf, kip and Trick boots,
lvl do kip and thick broyans ass'd kinds;
Mel's prime kip and thick brogans, extra size,
Boys cali, kip and thick brogans;
Youths calf. kip and thick bTogans; fsss
Boys and youths thick boots;
Youths and ehildrens' boots and shoes, . COM
psete assoftmeH3
Wemen,. calf aud kip peeged boots and shoe;
do calf and kip sewed do do
Ladies' geiter boots and half qusitsr boots;
do seal aud calf buskiMs;
do calf. kid and morocco slippers;
do Philadelphia : do do
do black and white satin DO
Misses seal and kid shoes and clippers
do calf and kip pegged and sewed boots &C.,
All Of which will be sold wholesale or retail
cheap for cash. VIZ. GARRETT 4 Co.
sept ~ IA sign Of Great Western.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

New Goods.


VHHE subscriber is now receiving fresh sup.
i rly Of staple and fancy goods, a. follows:
New style callicoes and fancy lawns; new STYLE
balzarines aud printed cambrics ana gingham.,
mourning bk lawns; also, Irish linens, handkfs,
tape, stripe and plaid muslins, cambrcs and iaco.
nets, bonnets, ribbons, fancy silk for bonnets;
arti6cials, assorted, ladies' parasols and sun
shades, fancy gloves and mitts, shawls, needles
&C., fancy silk handkfs, new style collars, era.
watts, cloths, csssimeres and jeans, French sum
mer cassimeres, brochells, plaid and figured buff
falo cloths, summer wear for men, blue drills,
cheap bleached and brown domestics, aud many
other desirable goods; mems 5lk moleskin and
Russia hats; boots and shoes in great variety:
qaeensware, hardware, knives and forks, spoons.
latches, butts, screws, good assortment Of pen
knives, traces, hoes, cradle and grass scSthes,
sneads, whetstones and rifles; combs assorted,
school books, &C., spades and shovels; sugar, cof
fee, teas, fresh indigo and madden, tobacco, mo-
asses, dried apples and peaches, salt, florr Sc;
also, tinware and stoneware assorted, and many
other articles, all at very reduced prices for
cash, or wheat, rye, shelled corn, hides, fnrs,
beeswax, butter and eggs, at the highest market
prices. WESLEY JONES.
may IA (Hawkeye copy
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

1MAAaUcSRuA0 WnOleS0Ae Houses.
ME propretors Of the several Wholesale
u Establishments in Philadelphia, whose
names are hereunto subscribed, being now pre- !.
pared with large and complete assortmenis OF
Goods in their respective de vartments, respect
i4iy invite Merchants who are about 10 pur-
chase their supplies, to an examination Of their
several stocks, the prices Of which will be found
Is cheap rs any in the Eastern Markets.
Inc great increase in variety and excellence
Of manufactures Of Cotton, Silk, Woollen and
other goods, expressly adapted to the wants Of
the Southern and Western trade,-the cheapncss
and perfection Of the various modes OF trans
portation to all points Of the Union-the ample
accommodations Al our Hotels, added to our de-
termination to please old and new customers,
will not fail, we hope,to command the attention
OF Merchants abroad, to whom this invitation |,
particularly addressed.
Silks and Fancy Goods.
Morris l.. Hallo~ ell & Co. l43 Market ST.
W. R. Remington, 80 /"
Abbott, Johnes & Co. l53
doors below Fourth St.
Buck & Potter, Il6
Wood, lnskeep & Co. N. w cor. Of Market
and Fourth Sts.
Ashhurst 8 Remington, so Market st.
Cope, Todhus,er s Co. l65
,,, Dry Goods.
au.Hetes NiHeIS q 70. l2U Market st.
Miller, Hand 8 agile, l6l
Hardware and Cutlery.
Yardley, Sewers & Co. l4l Market st.
Rogers, Brothers & Co. SO
Imporiers Of Watches, Fine Cutlery, Jerelry and
Plated Ware
Watson 4 Fiildeburn, 72 Market street,
Dickson & Co. s. E.. cor. Market and Third SITS.
Boots, Shoes, Leghorn and Palm Hats and CAPS,
Bonnefs. &c.
Haddock 4 Haseltine. 10 South Wharves,
W. +. i J. G. Whelan, l58 Market street,
Boxer Brothers, 50
Leyick. Jenkins s Co. $50
c. L. Ash & Co. So
South East corner Third stieet.
/ Books md stationery.
Grigg 8 Elliot, 9 North Fourth street,
Hogan y Thompson, 0 North Fourth street.
Umbrellas and Parosols.
Wright and Brothers, 1875 Market street.
Sleepers, Brothers, l26 g
Hais and Caps.
L. Kenton, l76 Market street
John Sauefbier 8 Brother, 81 Market street,
Mangfacture,s and Dealers in I'rugs, Medicines,
Paints and Dye Stufs.
Thomas P. James. 2l2 Market street,
Potts, Linn 8 Harris, 2l3A, Market, above
Fifth street.
Philadelphia, June 2Sth, lS4i.-3m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
NEW AND CHEAP tot DS,

Wholesale aud Retail.
hasasSx formerly occupied by b. f. Wood 4 Co.
On Water, below Jefferson street.
sl>HE su>eriber having just o, ened large
i ard splendid assoI,men, Of
lDMT GOODS
eacsEMes QutEaswARe. R,fDNAaE.
soors AND ssoEs. HATS, CAPS, &c., Sc
u(nacs be offers to the citizens Of
~ BURLINGTON, IOWA,
- yieiniiy, At unusually low prices for casl.
sffSstry produce. Ills stock consists in part
afeIoths, cassimeres. and vestings Of every vari-
si,; plain aid figured silks, beautiful article;
gnshsn', lnseys, sai;inets, Kentucky jeans,
AeePs grey kerseys; red, white and yellow fan
nels; iickiIgs. apron and furniture cheeks; a
bauliful assortment Of changeahle, striped, bar
red I'D plain alpacas for ladies' dresses; bleach
ed asd uneleached masIins, brown and white ia
he diaper, Mackinaw AMI Whitney blankets; a
splesdd assortment Of shawls, handkerchi-fs,
edeinss, laces, barred and plain iackonet, and
swis muslins; together with almost every article
n iAe dry goods line; also, general assortment
HARDWARE,
Consisting Of knives and forks. pocket knives
shssels and spades, locks, files, rasps, wood
ass. hand saws, drawing knives, axes, hatcheis
maze chains. halter chains, augers, braces and
btu, iron and steel squares, plane irons, bolts,
heAes, hinges, palieys, suffers, cut lacks.
STORED and tongs, patent balances, nails and
apikes, &C., &c. Also, general assortment Of.
D'sp ard Dye Stuff, Groceries, Queen.rore,
Hats Caps, Sc
Nd eeephsifg ia all general assortment Of
sfagae Questionable goods.
Having Parchased his entire stock. exclusive
y fuepasi ia the New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore markets, he will be enabled to sell at
'tsisdkiegit' low prices.
= Merchants supplied at St. Louis prices.
ne public are earnestly invited to call and ex-
anne hs stock, az every effort will be made to
give satiaaction.
-. J. G. LAUMAN.
SsFlsAston, Iowa, Sept % ,1i--tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
Notice.

TIME undersigned have just opened Livery
i Stable in the rear of Csrse & Harrimanis
Coach Factory, where they intend keeping At
all times good and general assortment of horses
and carriages Of every description, to suit the
public; and they hope by faithful attention TO
business TO merit share public patronage.
Persons wishing their horses kept by the week
would do well to give them call before engage
ing elsewhere; for they pledge themselves 10
keep on hand at all times, plenty Of good prov
ender, and good and attentive ostlers No pains
shall be spared to render general satisfaction.
MEDALLION, CORSE & Co.
may lS ,44-3m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

DETCRN their thanks 10 the ci,izans Of
II Iowa and Illinois. for the liberal share oil
public patronage which they have received, and
embrace this opportunity Of informing them tina,
they have removed FROM their old stand. on JET.
ferson street. to more commod .ous building
situated on the corner OF Valley and Main SITS.
where they are prepared 10 furnish Al the short.
est notice. any description Of Carriage. now in
use, the workmanship and durability OF which
have been fully tested in this vicinity aud need
no further recommendation
They have Just received 4 cord and genera.
assortment OF materials from New York, Pitts
burgh and Wheeling, OF the latest style, to wit.
lace fringe, patent leather eliptic springs. SC.
&C., which will enable them 10 furnish work a,
rates to snlt the purchaser Produce Of every
description taken in payment for work.
NAV lS ,4i-6m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersign-
IN ed has taken out letters Of administration
on the estate Of William Sanderson, deceased,
late OF Des Moines county All ersons indebt-
Ell to said estate are hereby notified to make i'm
mediate payment to the undersigned, and all per-
sous having claims against SAID Estate are re-
Quested to present the same to the undersigned,
or to the Court Of Probate for Des Moines coun-
ty, within nine months from this date.
sept IL III PETER GROSS. Admir-.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
Dissolution.

NVHE co-psrtnership heretofore existing BE-
III tween E, D. Morgan 4 Harrison Rock, ia
the Tailoring business, IS this day dissolved BY
mutsal consent. All persons knowing them.
selves to be indebted to the firm will please call
and settle the same withoat delay5 also, those
havinx claims against The 6rm ere requested e
call e. tho a1jastUsat sf ths.sana.
3. b. MORGAN,
s. HARRISON ROCK. s
Sept. ist, 1SaA
ne bus;ness win still b. eonsinsea q he
same stand, undsr the 6rm Of
sept = Aa-st
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

HvHE SUBSCRIBER, ia addition to his for.
Water street, recently occupied BY H. w. Moore
l. Co. is now opening large and well selected
stock Of Staple Dry Goods, groceries, hats and
ca >, boots and shoes, family and boat stores sc
Al Wholesale and Retail prices, and il now pre-.
pared to sell on the most reasonable terms, also
to transact general Storage, Forwarding and
commission business.
Liberal cash advances made on consignments
for shipments, and the highest market price PAID
for eli kinds Of country produce.
w. M. DEvOE.
August, II.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
New Goods, Wholesale aud Retail.

NEW GOO0S, W hOKe6AKe aud Retail.
ME- subscribers have Just received, direct
i from New York and Philadelphia, a large
assortment Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots and
Shoes, Iron and Nails, Cotton Yarns, Lea,hers,
&C., &C., which added to their former stoca =,
renders it the largest and most complete assert
ment Of goods for sale in this city. To their
customers and the public generally, they beg
leave TO say that their goods have been purchas-
ed exclusively for cosa, and while they do not
boast OF selling "cheaper than the cheapest, .
they distinctly pledge themselves not 10 be UNDER
sold by any horse north Of St. Louis. Country
merchants will be supplied at St. Louis rices.
All kinds Of produce taken in payment.
w. F. COOLBAUGH 4 Co.
Burlington, Nav II IA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
Hats and BOnnets.

Hats and BOnnets.
~ CASES Gents silk, brush and cass'r hats
III doz blk and white wool do
do superior leghorn do
80 do ass'd palm leaf do
10 do Ladies' willow hornets,
5 do assorted straw, honey comb, and
Florence braid bonnets, just received, and for
sale by w. +. COOLBAUGH s Co.
may II IA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
Late Arrivals.

L0Ic Arrivals.
u AIDES National Magazine, for August -
IL Ann $. Stephens & c. J. Peterson, Editors.
Contents.
Captain Of the Bastile, The hand Of Love,
The Dead Guest, The Light Of Faith,
Ellen Elmer, Our Female Poets No 4
The Flower Girl, Editors Gossip, &c.
Embellishments.-The Spring Of the Valley, a
superb steel engraving. The la Polk, a Dance, ,
splendid engraving worth the price of the
number. Fashions for August, four figures Of
the latest Partisan styles. Subscription price 81
per annum, single number 20 cents:
Graham's Genteman's and Lady's Magazine,
for August. Embellishments-The Young Po-
ctess, an original steel engraving BY Chapman,
.sSouthen Views, No. 2" Georgia Female COL
lege, the most splendid engraving ever published
in any magazine. Portrait Gallery, No. 10.
James Fennimore Cooper, spirited and striking
likeness OF this celebrated author. Contents
Original, varied and interesting as usual, from
Longfellow, J. X. Paulding H. w. Herbert, sc. !,
Subscription, So per annum, single Nos. 80 cts,
for sale at TALLANTS, Literary
aug II IA Depot, Water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

40 aOlh Of August, at The residence OIL
Dsuell, in Mason county, Kentucky,
"a, n. CAxrsEtL, formerly Of this place,
1ssh year Of his age.
j. faaesased, in this community, enjoyed 4
.s.satiou for honor and integrity, and by
. ssay seaerous and excellent qualities won
..,es. end sincere friends He settled ia
.-s,stos q early As 81, in company with .
$40. whom he soon had the misfortune to
s,..v 10 the grave; and now his surviving
90 have besn called upon to perform the
- n s6ce to him.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
Scytlaes.
LAST CALL.
TaX-Payers Look Out!

LAST CALL.
Tax-Payers Look Out!
NOTICE Is hereby given, to all whom il NAV
TENDER, A. ID. 1914, commence selling all lands
and town lots in the county of .pes Moines, l.
r., on which the Taxes are due and unpaid for
the year l813.
Sale TO take place at my Office door at 10
O'Clock, A. M, and continue from day to day,
until all are sold or duly offered.
JOHN II. M'KENNY, Col.
aug II Att Des Moines Co., I. +.
N. q. A list of the lands and town lots which
are TO be sold, is posted upon the court House
door in the city Of Burlington.