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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10
VD JAE LADIES.

III IdE LADlES.
pr uULL's UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
.:ss he Fes:s9 sssass2
%s 70 the = s If ps, 1.s
he asas dea s, an cure 4 '
and oil other painful surgical eIPedien. hs Ly
ia Euoe by hshssa
iii and L. saS s the al
HSoma baYs Seen furnished sxeuvv for ladies At
ge:sy hsyas 1on hs bushes. q
ssI fsS
'ThE PRIVATE TKEATIsE-rh. little book itself is
designed for those who require speedy and private cure
plain and faithful The
st author
hst on the cause; which sndsi these 70 ob,Hs
% i s @ :; s ;s
sompI wh; s .S affect s mind IND we a. sans
shen once its nature is explained.
s Lest Sss s Sa hi III afI s.s. o
hat Sssas ny long ss h Hs om In Letters
s Europe Gu aa x
y snS 6 MS N ,s Yt 1 raay %
TO mS. e voS .sU 81 ,s Ia -
q hour and those who honor him with thsi,
ondence the complicated state OF disease, will
surprised the and oucknes with which, il general
THIS CELEBKArED preparation, the only that hs.
been discovered for successful eXtpaton Of that
most offensive daseass Of the head,
DANDRUFF,
urng the and been applied and
thousands Of Ladies and Gentlemen and in
instance has it failed TO effect
AN IMMEDIATE AND RADICAL CURE.
1t recommended by the celebrated and sklu physi
clans and chemists Of the day Every should avail them
selves Of its benefits and thus clear head and uxur
Of hair IL Is for sale by its propreor-price 81 the
's 81 aa$ = cents the ss' wi III p.s Row
MRS CARKOLLs OLD ESTABLISHED MEDICA
Sl TED VAPOK BATHS IS Coprtandt street--A cert,Iu
for colds ganduar aecons liberated throat
natism &c The fear of catching cold deers fem using
the vapor bath but the effect If properly administered by
exciting the vital action of the skim gvinR rise Of
reaction and email ling it cold better th before. Opes
from o'clock in the moraing till o'clock at night sulphur
Baths require hours notice Portable Vapor Baths
any aro a he CIT orB rooh IVyr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10
BROADWAY

As resprots the above Teas defy comctonn freshness
quality price and thai they selections made by oec
of the most competent judges n ihc city.
COFFEE.
Old Java, burnt and ground, Is I'D per pound.
Also general CoHee Fruits for the holidays
al, kinds lowsnd fact every thing sppertan-
ing 10 grocery all of which to be
d2 lmsee u. HARRiSON CO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10

NEW YORK VOCAL SOCIETY,
&c. TICKER, ESQ, ESIDENT.
THE Fiat Concert Of Society will take place
the Washington Hotel Broadway, on Thursdiy 18th
Of Vocal Music Parts, by about 100 voices inter
spersed with instrumental Music.
Full PARTICULARS in small bills.
Terms of Subscription the Sociey's -Four Concerts
ttlng the subscriber three admissions each, Si0w the
ylege OF purchasing two extra Concert 81 so
each
for subscribers oper the Music Stores
MessIs. Atw &Co Me,srs. Dubois Co.. Messrs. Hoye *
Co.. Messn Stod art Y Co and at the residence of
+. w. ROSTER Secretary
81 Prince street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10

sEfGNETTE BKANDY-3 +. NIC0LL,No e. aud
H. 60 Frot street constantly importing and has recently
deceived d from Rochelle OF the above Brandy Of
the old genuine brand aud OF qpay which
he offers for sale in half pipes quarter casks and Fights under
Custom Home lock- entitled TO debenture. J2t7w 3w'ee
COTTON DUCK-lto bale, AmeIicaa Pilot Dutch yery
- superior article, comprising compete assortment from
No. TO s, for sale by b. X, COLLINS Il co,
I6rc Is South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10

CIOLES PICTURES Of Mount Etna Angels Minis ering
to Christ in the Wilderness. Voyage OF Life. Past and
National Academy, Leonard and Broadway
cents III 2w"m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10

Many certificates Of its virtues might be given bn
space will Kermit the introduction of 9th hsre AID thi
It's healing virtues will be its best nendaons Full d
rections accompany each jar Price rs cent.
PREPARED and sold by David Sands X Co., Druggists
Chemists II East Bfo.dway Market ulto
of Gold and 273 Broadway OF Chambers
j6 lmsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-10

ENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE-(jentie-
" families DESTROYS Of converting their left OFF Wear
Apparel into cash. obaa for the highest cash
price
To families and gentlemen quitting the changing
dence having superuous effects dispose will lind il
much TO their ADVANTAGE send for the subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment.
j. LEVENSTYN,
466 Broadway, up stairs.
line through the Post Office, otherwise will receive
attention
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-02

The bankites used to say--'ai, ,o s in the world wouldn't be enongn If f g the currency in the United S,a'ss nss;,, VI were entirely withdrawn!' kussi.0 sbau, only used to draw from her mines au 'ss n, 100000 a year, now brings mo 1oII ,r
 every year S3O,ooo,ooo of new g, ss'I Ps
The Arkansas banner., 1844-10-02

MR. BUCHANAN TAKING 1.-THE s'@ s.a The Harrisburg Democratic oliloa .l,s ,,s ces that Mr. Buchanan will take ''l's ,,p m for Polk, Dallas, and Shunk' colu', ,m {, early in September, and eon'i'u''s end of the campaign.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
From Bot Smiths ". S. Jo;,rnai.

ssShow Us northern lccofoco newspaper that
has abjurei Mississippi reputation! show us
one. that has net exulted over the success Of the
Anti Bcnders, as Van Bnren trinnph;' eat
The Standard has not justified or exulted.-
There are some facts, however, from Mississippi
which we think ought to be generally known.
And to spread them as Far and wide as possible,
we call on the Journal to give publicity Ia th !
following list Of sshig bond puying candidates at
the late election:
"For Secretary Of stste.-Lewis 6. Galloway,
a kank,apt. f.6 ~ ses4si4.s $50
For Auditor Of state--Amos R. Johnson, a
bankrupt.
For State Treasrrsr--William Irareman, a
6dAkrupto fq sis#4sr
Among the honest ds5. paying wing editors
MlifoFd Il. Pfeweit, editor 81 The Natchez
Courier d ta,skrupt.
NJ. r. Dudley, editor of the Southern, at
Jackson, bankrupt. fa4
James 4. Stephens, editor Of the Ya-oo Wing,
a bdskrupt
Richard II. Brown. editor Of the Columbus
Wing, a bankrupt ias
Mr.. Brainbridge, editor Of the Statesman, who
paws his debts not by the bankrupt act, but by
the baby act.''
The honest poor man is as worthy, and en'i-
tied to as much respect as the rich. But the
hypocrte, the knaYe. who simultaneously de-
pores over the trdnsgressons Of others, while he
himself wallows in iniqui;y, is worthy OF moth
ing but coatempt. -Syracuss G n r Standard.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
A good One.

Two gentlemen were passing through small
town ia Maryland, not long since, and coming
near "A place where the people were sinking q
well, one OF the gentlemen remarked TO his com
paaon: Here is chance for good joke" No
sooner spoken than voice was heard issuing
from the well, saying, "For Gods SAKE, help me
ont. or shall die!a ssStop," said some ofthe
passers BY; sssare!y heard person in distress"
A crowd Immediately collected--a person step
Erd forward, at the same time asking If any one
was down in the we!l9 go yes, Pm nearly
dfownedp' was the reply--then followed deep
groan., The crowd increased every minute
lights and ropes were procured--down wen. two
humane men to rescue the nan from his pcrious
situation. they retained, however, with mud
bringing theinteligenee that they had discovered
70 one. Oace more the gentlemen returned 10
the bottom, to make more tho-2nsh search in
the mud and water, which was about two feet
deer, hat once more returned with the same in
formation, thats~no one was there, except the
devil, and he did not show. himself.n a great
shout Of laughter now was heard from below--
off .canpered the hy-standers as il his Satanic
mn icsty was in reality at their heels; whilst Wy
maa .(the ventrlloquist) and his companion re-
turned to the hatel to laugh at the joke and dis
pei the fears Of the villagers--aor We're they sat
'isfed until he gave them an oxhieiticn CT Els
ventriloquail powers. Is fe
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
General Jacxson,s Fine.

Extract from the remarks OF the Hon. A. v.
BRows in the House OF Representatives, OF Con-
gress on tile 9Th instant, upon the bill % remit
Gen. Jackson's enc:
aThe gentleman asked why no application was
made 10 pass this bill until this time? Now he
wanted 10 ask him il he or his party would ever
have voted for the remission Of this fine at any
time. Would he and his party have voted for u,
had it been brought forward ten or twenty years
ago? Wonld the old Federal party have voted
for il? Would those, who, in the time OF the last
war, were hesitatihgt 10 cross State line, to meet
the enemies of their country, have voted for it,
Would thoss who were hanging ouL over the
high ellis Of. the ocean, blue light, TO guide the
enemy into the iaSbors Of the country 70 burn our
ships and saek our towns, hare voted TO pass this
bill? shWould those who were in correspondence
wiih British spy, At the very tins Of these
achievements OF Gen. jackson, have voted fer i?
4 No, never; for the same victory which drove the
enemy from this country, drove ont British spyl
and the battle which saved noble city, and queI-
led .hetressoa within its 6ounds, also routed and
dispersed a more numerous and dangerous hody
Of traitors assembled at the Hartford convention.
Would they have voted for this bill? No; and
they would not do it now. Instead of that, they
resort to every kind Of stratagem and device q
prevent Justice being done to the man who ha'
flled the measure Of bis country's glory.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

.AvcgY neat piece cf Jctraay niddlerism was
pctpetrSsec Al enc ofoar ferries last Friday even.
ing 1.-The Old man who keeps ahs ferry in qses-
hen Is someth'uS Of a. character in his way, and
Ike Miss Lucy f.ohe ssaSes' his time whoever
else saay b In hurry. On Friday evening The
cd 50 III N d, though, he woe'd like to take
some coffee aad cNkess and liter some delibsfa.
Hon resolved 10 teavc shc Ferry 10 take care 81
itself, while he administered sSmp refreshmen,
tothc inner man CastomcisNc sSrposcd might
conc 10 the gate ia the menMti,ne, but then they
could wait So be went The aomcnt The Cd
r.ah's hack was his rlacc WAS supplied
ny an Unauthorized assistant who held cut his
hand Cor the change IS the rasseagers Game on,
and hsd cc>ivcd quite colnfst;ahlc lfslc SUN
when the Feay rsnst.r, retrnrd N Tbs. later,
not knowing what had been going On, stepa,d
asses the ialng end requested The crowd 70
sswalk up 10 the capkain's Office and scsta ~ BIZ,
the only response was, Upve paial rve pAid!s'
opsid WHO'S said the Ferry master, 6why
him. cred they ono Ard al. rat on looking
where s'him's had Lcsr,. .sschold there Was no
mann The cunning Rogue had vanished, ara
the man oftolls was lcfl 10 mourn the sixpenccs
be had lost BY aban3cains his quarters.--N, u
Fcp:y. H3# ssN' SsAs'0s NV EaAR e@t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
Beautiful Tribute to General
@ Jackson.

Al sq n ~
Let the sanderers Of Gen. jackson, the great
est mar, now living, read the following beautiful
tribute to his merits and his virtues, from one
who had long heer an opporent--a bitter oppo-.
nent while in his own country, and whose mind
was warped BY the ISLANDERS Of such men as
Henry Clay, but who Is at last willing TO 30 that
Justice, the whole world records 10 "the greatest
Captain Of his age.--Ohio Statesmen.
ssASsa .slsd a sssf From the Globe
GEN. JACKSON AND GEN. SANTA
i 50 81 asa ass ANNA. Asi ssaf ]
! We copy the following letter from our MiEis-
| ter at Mexico to General Jackson,1 with its en-
closure, from the ssHuntsvile Democrat in
which paper it appears to have been FIRST pub
| Iished: N
,.aa@nsf s.,s MExrco, Sept "a, IS43.
| Ny DxlA Sra: have the Happiness to in-
| form YOU that Mr.. John Bradley, in whose be-
lkalf Won Interested yourself, has been released
! from impr;sonme emit. had made repeated efforts
before in his behalf, backed BY many Of the most
1 distinguished names in the United States, but
without success. But your letter 10 me, which
'II-communiesseds % President Santa Anna, irnnie'
i 3;aselv produced the desired effect, Is you ~
see from his leitcr;a Translation Of which sens
lvou, l rejoice Il this on poor Bradley's &C
tcou1t, md notsleSs Is Il evinces jast appfeeia
Il tisn uf yo0Y omsahd chsfsetsr ia i6rese6 lssas
which, lam rsEys szs wil iasrsAss With NM
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
Col. Ksichard III. Johnson.

We raise this week the name Of the battle.
searDso se'e,sn q seac,,e VIC.
President, subject to the decision Of a National
Convention. We are row we'll assured that
Col. johnson will Willingly accept the non:na-
ton for Vice President, II made by the Demo
cratic National Convention. lie is undcMrted:;
the voice Of the whole west for that station
Run the OLD TICKET, sly we. Let Us bea
The coons with The Cd ticket. The Kentuck,
Woman states positively after seeing Col. John.
son that the old veteran would not refuse th'
nomination Of Vice President, hut would instsii;
Is obey the call or his country. afla a,as
Ilino;s Ebyistcr.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
$a,l42.ll2 81


Tha Board Of Internal Improvement, saws the
Marshal ExPoupacr, complain that. the imposi-
ton Of heavy duty on the inlportation Of rail-
road iron has seriously obS;ructed tho progress
OF the improvements. The amount 81 iron re-
.qssiyed between jackson and kalamazoo will not
vary far from 900 tons, 1hedny is SIS per
ton. This, duty might be paid, a ID the imported
iron would still be cheaper, as vel Is better
than the domestic; bat The duties r,uYt be paid
in cash and the Stale has not the ca,h to pay; so
the board are compelled to buy OF the man,,iac-
turers, who charge about Thirty dollars . ton
more for their iron than the imported iron would
have cost had 1t not been for she protective tau
il. Here is 1 tax OF SIXTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS wrung fron the. producers Of the
West to swell the already ovefgrown fortunes Of
the Eastern manufacturers. Not a dollar. Of il
goes into the national treasury. This is one Of
The beauties Of the wh;g larifF.8 aHt
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
Clay in o Cccn skin.

That frand AMI aAaNriiA.. A. l. A. -. -
OF the dav. and the means OF carving the cleo
ton next fall, a. they were in 1910, is too plain
w indicated in the following:
On, rrpen,-k coat he's heea made In fliila-
delphia for Henry Clay, and the COON, the en-
lem of fraud, has been worked in silk as 4
flcing! Wei, The feels are not all dead IN Phil
adelphia or Kentucky. #b " <At
II is degrading TO the better feelings Of orr IA
ture, TO witness such departures fom The plain
path Of argumens. such descending from the dig
nifty Of the man OF s,rsc. 10 The level Of the q WE
and moun.es ank such an abandonment II The
elevated position OF The man cf,spl,rdid talent
as Henry Clay indispr'ahiy is. fer the tricks o.
expected TO see. What will the honest ror: Tor
Of the American people SAY 10 such conduct.
fG S@ Stark Co Democrat
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

,4Cnxxgscs or Nsw Year --Oaslnf -
Last !, ear ii.crs were l.8S9 asrissls q ~
port nf N ~ York. ,fron f,reiea psrlss
~ VI ~, t I 36a were Amssic@a. s3t
tRri.,s,,. 81 dkemsn. al. Swedish
Fr-ns',, W P.ussiaa, ~ iiAnburyh, ans
We Norwsgian. ihs rest bsing dsvsssd
n,uo,s d,tT,e-nl parts Of the world. - -
ar,l9als Of 1912 excced those Of the last
year By .i2s. Tho nuMhet q PAasea'
ges. arrival was 46, 302,, which i . =.
crra - si,c- io4s u 1854, 80 4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

s II appears ly,aS message OF G.v. Borek that
81 ASSOCIATIONS and individual Bankers are now
doing business with nenihsl Is ,i'a 81 50, i39,
ITO 80, upon which thsrs have beer lssued cif-
culating Gctes 10 the amount OF ss.2t5 OLE, an
there is in actual ejaculation, SS,54T, $50.
The securities consists 6ftfic following stocks:
New York Slate Stpck,s... -,.,..S!, 7cs, ga 81
Stocks Of other States, at market
Bonds and Mortgages, .... M. i,5s9,ss1 6
81 49,, a.e.sss..a. j., ,s..i so, $d,l43,ll2 so
One Banking Association and FIVE individual
Banks have commenced operations de,ing the
EAST year, ard have depesired New York State
Socks amounting to s3l5.56s; Circulating notes
issued on the above $3l5 6e5. Al gtH7Hhai
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

whom party and palisic<l. pssjadiees arc forxe,.
ten. Yonr position, General, IL indeed nland
one. The mere mvn,iaa az Your mime NJ sftrl
esen land casses . thrill ofrSide il svery trwr)y
AnNricans heart, and has powsts like the CON-
nlAld Of the apostles, to cause the chsps % drop
from The limbs OF your countrvufef. Long may
you tive toteniov ycar well. eN.ysed fars. SHAnta
Amt is msn Of talents and amany noble cuHli.
hess You must not judge him with relerence 10
The state OF things IN our own happy country,--
He has very diilevn, people 10 govern, and I
think he Ia not only patriot, but that he undcr-
stands his ccuntryincn Sna .heir true interests
A sossrmen, hike ours would htcra....ss be no gov.
crnment Tor Mexico. Ycn may use d light rein
on .your horse, because he s gentle and well
broke, but Il d NO reason why should use
similar ono upon mine, which Il wild and .un-
Receive, my dear sir the assurance Of The
hgh respect and sincere esteem u your obeds.
eat setvAnt. sv z 80 .lsasssse4s IS dusk
|ass.sa4s ,sss 1t IN wApDYf THOMPSON. !.
s General A. Jackson. sss s.s s.,s,ass
s'sFaass sAssvrTranslsionEi aHFeft liza IN
Private Sseyss ofSst Of prssianic ftAe RspsbRe. !,
Aationat Palace Of 7scAbnya, Sapf, 81, lSa3, s
Mesr, EsrEEasED Srs;--I have received your
polite faver Of the 18th instant, and with i, those
OF General Andrew Jackson and Governor Ia
vidi camphelf,' who interest Themselves ror the
liberty OF John Bradley, prisoner in the for.
tress Of perote. The mediation ofthe Hon Gen.
erai Jackson for me is highly respectable, as
much so FOR his being one Of the most disiin-
gaishcd men ofthe United States, astfor the spc.
eial siavors which he bestowed ON me in 1896,
when returned from myl captivity in Texas---
This iGterposition has induced me TO gran, the
ordef for The release Of Bradley, which enclose
10 You, that yoa may hepleased 70 give IL the
necessary, direction, and also to manifest to Gen.
eralsJackson that shall always be happy to be
honored with his orders, inasmuch as they can
never give me any nolestation, whatever .Iisy Be
the subiec, TO which they relate. but on Vie con-
hary, viii give me great pleasure, because II il
always Pleasing to correspond with persons who,
like him, enjoy fame so highly, conspicuous
Iayail myself or The occasion 10 renew The
high regard Of your devoted servant, f sses
"a ts@s.s4e : Who kisses vour hand, a6t
A. L. DE STA. ANNA
To his Cxce!lencv Mr.. WADDy THOMSON,
= EMroy Eslraoratn1ry AMI Msnss.er rlenipo-
se~fiayy Of Tie United Slate
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

-F Tns E,snrm JANUARY To day i ihS
go Ii anniversary Of The battle Of New
t,fi,an.. and il viii he cslsbraisl With
all III. p,r,p and ceremony du. to great
uation,l event. .tianor I'd The venerable
warrior. w,ose errins presided hsre -
yr,rs ag..! i.,mor Is the Scared vste.
,sn., &n, Tough, and blSd ladsr hiseom
,raud! Their deeds: u valsr are rss.sssa'
b',ei W grateful posterity.- N. q.
1r,psc. ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
Orescn-Mr. Clay.


biogrspher, and known r. he his especial
ror the West. ha9staken strong ground
the occupation and settlement Of Oregon
American government. Il is supposed las
the sentiments OF its master; and hence oi
the phig papers even in the West a. foaad
throsving cold water upon this great measure b
copying The Journals articles"
ar. Baker, 1.-THE Wing candidate for Congress:
in this district that is-to-be,] will support MIR,
Clay in his, strong grecni against the occupa'
ton and settlement OF oregon.-IH Register.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

J, Col. 7. hnson. Extract from tie Washington
correspondent OF the Philadelphia Chronicle: n
.Coi johnson is gradually Withdrawing from
Ire field Is 4 Presidential candidlte He will in
due SEASON Withdraw his paine from the FIST OF
Presidential aspiraass,>and transfer his influence
to Mr.. Van Buren, "sDE st4 .sE \.
. Georgia. Of the democratic State
convention was held at Miilsdgevilie on the 18th
nit. The convention, removed all restrictions
from the delegates to the national convention,
and agreed that that convention might determine
upon the mode la which its own delegates
should BE- chosen, nhe.her BY districts or gencr-
81 ticket
A gentleman travelling nAhe West Of eco.-
land, perceived an old aSu, aged about % years,
crying most bitterly, and upon inquiring the raa.
son, he Informed him thai his father had been
whipp; rg him. The gentleman stepped into the
houss to exrostulate With the father for bis cru
II treatment 81 the son, whsn he exclaimed, 1Hc
deserves II; the ycung faseai wss throwing stor 4
! a his grandfather whcsis working IN The eas,
dcn!" .a4s.ae WI
Mr.. Psckcnhan, The. New EEitish Nihister I
Washington Mas received itIStfuc. IONS W obep
nerociseon with lths Exeeaft~ stl,tiSs "a IN
setslensntr of H. Oregon qusstipa---Na asA4
IasSligtncr. Y
The west wil suSmitto no setsie msnt Of hi
question, which snz7SnGers M Territory i
! eraat Agitain< Mazk that, " neessiaisrs
wsshiHgtch.-- Resist-. 10. =
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

Or MM.er - M.r,eS. Pho Natisa-
~ inseliigrncer ennnddcss aGat G<aersl
itrdly f'mnsra.s;fi the Minister q ~
ruaind s a,vs w Mexico, hes fee~srds6
hi. resipnsiion of skss irus.e ma nay =
- s-stsd shortly ioAarrivc n the Usiasd
ga rs Tut 'f"r ths .cssssss~adsses 70
rrla.inr a. thcssnnexstnM u 'rssaa. -
might have cxpscted sls sars'sf rsssse
OF cur disiinr uished Minister. ,ha Ya .aw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

A n~sra Hitting purchased has. go
observed to take Il of ME head % -
:all or = si.0wsr o! rain. and 70 ssanitsss
con, sidsrable anxiety to psssssvs i ffeM
shr get. o. baing rdaionsiratsd With
Tor his sap;rs,'srd stupidity in thas Isavias
his head exposed. 40 wittily 0bsssvs6-.
sitM b.ions 10 ~, u. 'hssd bsicag =
ulsso!r r. ttMN ai'a Ai
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

|, The swn h'isG'.ss, Cnp 'tslles -
Marcy. Aha fphbed 10 jrwclsy ssssAe Il
~ Rob w.. ~ this place. sad ON y ~
wina<b4av .tndi ans, convicted efshe Aufr
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