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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
KIBEsE & RUSSELL,
AND CANDY MAKERS,

WTlLL KEEP constantly on hand CANDl ES and
w CONTEMPORARIES, consisting of rock
hoarhound, mixed, lemon, cinnamon, barley and cream
candes sugar and burnt almonds, kisses and all art-
Giles in the Confectionery line.
They will also fill orders for cake, for parties, balls
and other occasions in the most satisfactory and
the most liberal terms
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
NEW GOODS.

NE" G0DODS.
FENHE subscriber has Just returned from the East,
with entire new and well selected stock of
goods, consisting, in part, of
Calicoes, Merinoes, Alapacaos, Shawls Muslns,
Boots and Shoes Queenswarc, Hardware, Iron
and Nails Glass, Groceries, &c &c. &c.
He fatters himself that the above stock be sold
at such prices comport with the state of the times
G.. S. BRINE, Fort Smith
Dec. 80, IS46-47-z
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
Dissolution.
PLANTATION For SALE.

PLANTATION FOR SALE.
zssfA THE subscriber offers for sale the plartat ion
REasjvG whcreon he now lives, situate about two
AsTHF7 miles north of Evansville, Washington
As.~ Arkansas, in a healthy portion Of the coun-
try and in he midst good neighborhood, contain
ing hundred and forty acres, sixty five of which
is in cultivation, small portion of which is dow.
TIL is a tolcrabIe good dwelling house, barn and 9TH
er necessary outbudngs, and thrifty young orchard
of about one hundred and fifty trees.
ALSO, ond hundred and sixty acres lying N. E. of
nd adjoining the above oned tract having small
dwelling house and twelve or thirteen acres of cleared
land.
The subscriber will sell both of the above de.
scrhcd Places and take head Of likely young mules
between and six years old, at fair price in part
payment Persons wishing purchase will apply to
the subscriber "a Vineyard Township, Washington
county, Arkansas. JOHN LATTA.
June |, ISH-l7-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
IL II " ID AL LIS

Il r. " ID "A L Il =
TEXAN AND SANTA FE EXPEDITION.
GEO. WILKINS KENDALL'S TEXAN AND
" SANTA FEE EXPEDITION Comprising
description of tour through Texas, and the Great
South western Praires, the Comanche, and Cayguu
hunting grounds also an account of the sufferings
from of food losses through hostile Indians and
finally the capture of the Texans, and their march
prisoners to the City Of Mexico. With fine uustra-
tions and Maps
The book is handsomely bound; for sale by
SCOTT, WHITE q co.
April 90 II
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
J 0 STA H S. D0AK,

)uSlAH s. D0AK,
Commercial Row, Doak,viIIe, Choc. Nation.
VtMkES pleasure in informing his friends that he
l. has located at the above stand, in Do,ksviIe
where he has hand a large and well assorted stoct
of merchandise, which he will sell cheap for cash
DRY GOODS,
Consisting of and quarter brown domestic 2 and 4
quarter beached do. and quarter bed fckinc q
and quarter apron check, long cloths: nlain Ind
twllled shiring brown drillngs negro shirlpys Fa
River and Meri mac blue prints, fancy colored do mus
lin de laine, shalla, bombazine, English and French
merno, Irish linen; ~
hentucky Jeans, Hardtimes, Linscys, Flan.S1
nels and Sattinets. ~
Linen and cotton thread, spool cotton cotton
dcs fancy handkerchIeis, pongoe, Spitalfeld ELhn
gl'sh do; black silk cravats; silk and twi~ ''''ohS
tapes, braids, laces &c, &c. II
Assorted Mackinaw and CoIOv ""Ae's'
Hardware and O>eensware,
HATS. CAPS, BooY/AND SHOES.
Hunts, Collins aud Kigr. tolls In,,s enains, hoes
knives and forks, Cary ''' anu scre~s'
coffee mills.
IRON, sry,I, cAsTINT &C., &c.
.ror.,h.r ,,ovosy article ususly kept by, trader
y; az; rof the country, al which he will ali
n ~ most liberal terms.
May sfs44.-r4-ly.
aS BBLs of recti6ed phiskey.
lO 10 lbs. Maple SUI. Received and for
sale by 80 ,o A. M. BUSH.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
FIVE DOLLARS 4 YEAR.!
FIVE DOLLIR& 4 YEAR!
THE SPIRIT OF THE TIMES.
A OF
The Turf, Field sports, Literature and tin Stage
Em5eHished ~ih splendid Steel Engrariags
JOHN RICHARDS, PROPRIETOR
WILLIAM II. PORTER. Editor.

TINS well known weekly publication which was es
taoshed IN l05l by its present Editor, commenced its
Fourteenth volume the I'd of Marcia 1914 If is
sheet OF the very largest class containing twe We
imperial quarto pages printcd linen paper of the
the larGest and most highly finished ENGRAVINGS
On STEEL, ever issued by periodical in the United
States. The last three volumes contained superb Por
traits of the following distinguished AMERICAN and I'M
PORTED HORSES, designed to constitute an America
Sporting Gallery, accompanied with complete Memoirs
giving the Pedigree, terstcs aud Performa
OF each with 'ncidenta notices of their conempora
RES &C Inc EngraVlngs correspond IN (eg hteen
by thirteen) with those annually published in London
OF the Winners of the Derby, Oaks and the st. Leger
and have been executed in line Steel Plate express
iy for this paper, from Original Pictures in oil by the
most eminent Artists
BLACK MARIA,
The property of the Hon. Bale Peyton, of New Or,
leans; Engraved by Dick after Troye's painting in the
collection Of Jno. c. Stevens, Esq
JOHN BAsCOMBE,
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Ala; Engraved by Dick after Troyes painting, in the
collection of his owner.
LEVIATHAN,
The property of the late James jackson Esq of Flo.
renee, Ala; Engraved by Dick after Troye's painting
In the collection Of Thomas kirkman, Esq.
SHARK,
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Va; Engraved by Dick after rroyes painting in the
collection of Capt. R. F. Stockton, U. S. N.
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Oh the late COL }. H. 1ownes, of IeXinp
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Purrrsrg IN the-oiiiue of the Spirit OF the Times
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Painted by De Latre for Col W. R. Johnson, of Va,
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lumbil S. c.; Painted by Troye for Col Hampton of
s. C.; Engraved by Ilinshelwood.
WAGNER,
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Painted by Troyc for the owner, and engraved bv
Prudhomme from the original picture in the Office Of
the Spirit of the Times
MONARCH,
The property of Col Wade Hampton of s. G.: Paint
ed by Troye expressly for Col. Hampton and Engrav.
ed by Linshelwood
MONMOUTH ECLIPSE.
The property of Bacon, Pindell, Blaine Co.. of Ken
lucky; Engraved by Dnnnel after Troyes painting,
in the collection of R. Pindcll Esq
GREY EAGLE,
The property of A. L. Shotwell & Co., of Kentucky;
Engraved in mezzotinto by Iialpn y lord n, aft
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RlPTON and CONFIDENCE,
Celebrated Trotters,) in their match il harness;
Engraved by Dick, after a painting by Owngs now in
the collection Of John Connah, Esq, of London.
In addition to the highly finished Enpravinps enum.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
COL. WM. R. JOHNSON

l"e -'"P01e0H q He 7UJ!0
Engraved A. l.. Dick in line after an original nor
trait in oil by Henry lnnan, Esq, in the Publish
er's possession at this office.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29

On commencing the last volume of the Spirit of tt
lImes'--on the 4th OF March lo43-was ISSUED
large and magnificcntlY executed pnrirait of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29

A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAIT OF FASHION,
The Champion Of tie american Turf,
Is now the hands of the Engraver and will be read,
for publication in a short time
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29

The esprit of the Times is so we'll known tbroucf
out the country the acknowledged Chronicle of tn
Turf, Field Sports, etc. that it is not deemed necessa
yto 60 into any detail of its peculiar characteristics
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29

In addition to the highly finished Engravings enum-
rated above, is q superb Portrait of
MADLLE AUGUSTA,
The celebrated DdnSeuse in the character of "ra SvI
phde;" Engraved by llinshe lwOod from a sketch and
original picture by Chaon and Inman, in the collec.
ton of the Editor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29

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1t is desirable that such letters and communications
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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
CIGkrS g. CHEWING T0Rhcrn

DUSH y received, per steamer Trident, a splendid
Io-1 81, 1914. '''aeco.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-06-29
PRO FE S SSIONAL RDS.
GRANDSON D. ROYST0N,
DOCTOR JAMES FORSMAN,

OFFERS his professional services to the citizens of
~ Van Buren,, and its vicinity. He may be found at
the Hanger House at all times, unless professionally
absent
April 27, lS44.-l2.-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02
NO CURE No PAY,

GT. LOUIS LOCKE HOSPITAL, No. Is
y Locost st.-Chsllenge Of Ssee accepted
Read and judge for yoaveeises.--Neither
Quackery nor Imposislon.--k - well know =
that Dr.. D., tie proprietor Of the Lecke Hos
pital, 10 the most celebrated physician shss
has undertak the practice od diseases Of :
delicate nature, in this city.
DR.. d. may Be consulted conhdestially Tor
the following diseascs: Syphilis. gone~rhss.
eleet, structures. Inflammation Of the blsdder,
gravel, piles dieesses Of the womb. impeten-
cy, diseases Of the bones; and also dysPepsis,
acute and chronic rheumatism, fts, kings
evil, consump,ioa in all iss ssages, faieey.
liver complaint, dropsy, cancers, weak eyes,
phshisic and al similar complaints. Per
sons msking application and taking Dr.. D.'s
advice, may depend ea positive sDd com
plese recovery.
Strangers are apprised thst D.. D. i reg
plar physicisn, and has devoted ahe last ten
years Of bis practice 70 the curing Of the
above diseases.
PRIvATE -Persons residing
out Of the city, and wishing 70 consult Dr. ..
must address (post psid) with fee enclosed,
and al such lettsrs viii meet with prom2i
attention. Those addressing him will Be re
quired TO describe symptoms, % % 20 enable
him 70 furnish tho necessary remedies.
n B.-Any persol wishing private room
until cured, can have u BY applying 20 Dr. p
aprl l3-ly rstaf .e
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02

rmUE. UsgU01sx ItsaI1a CM0uxySS1e,
TNOR the cure Of Fsser raAdg Ague, Dumb Ag0e,
ia Liver complaint, Ague Cske, and III ~ va
rious forna of bilious diseases. s a sSA
This article for the first time brought before The
notice of the citizens of Iowl, ID confidently com-
nendsd 70 them = sale, certain, and speedy cure
ior fever and sgue il a ts different forms. So pos
tive u the proprietor Of it, ecaey that he author
ises his agents 10 warrant the medicine in every
ease, and should II fail 10 any instance of producing
perfect and permanent cure, The money j. ipvari-
ably to Be returned. This medicine has been ex-
tensvsly used IN Michigan since II has been brought
into notice there, and i now considersd the only
eertaia specific ~ rossess foe this con-
plant.
FOR sale By =. p. TAILANT, Wakss stsset, Dns.
liaetoA, aaa D. v. COLE, FaiE1sld, the osly -.
thcrissd agents ios the nsdicias II Iowa.
a.,6 - t1A-M Ns# t@6
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02


o. Ma slvust, = IL sss MD 1sii6ag Sst0esa
W1sAiagoea ~ Cb1saets -.
TRENCH, EaglisA, end American p.iaess ~
u xasine and painted uaslins3 striped soes mus
lins, Swiss and jaeonetb Frsoch worked collars
snd eolatstts oftA most raze seyse3 lisle laees,
sdgiags anA iassssiags3 bsaases, GOD assost-
ueuk. @
- ea GROCERLE& h
Tns setsatiea e iaailies = .sepeetfollY d.
ssetsa y ~ assostusak e Focssiss which have
bssa selected VIII great cafs.
Teas, eoGee, chocolate aad oagan q vesy
superior quality, and other articles TO n.saeF-
ers to nsstioa, all q Which will . scl6 e.
trsnsly low, at The NEW YORK STORE,
There viii b weekly arrivals Of nsw and ffesA
eoods which viii bc sold 4 : very small! advance
over eastern prices. Those wishing cheap and
good goods win please call, - i y pleasure =
show goods.
maya .reSsF @snN
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02

Legal Notice.
TERRITORY or Iowa. DEs MosNEs CouNTr. s..
District Court fer ssid couaty, 70 November
term, lsA@.
". , Petition tol Divorce.
Providence Moaats\
TIME said PreviJenee Moash will hereby
j take notice. that on the S0th day Of August.
ielA. the said Emily w. Mounts 6led 10 the ef.
Zee Of the CLERK Of the Dissrict Court Tor said
county. her petition praying to Be divorced from
the bonds o( mstrimeny with the said defendant.
tor the following snsoNgst ether reseeas, to wN:
lst The habitsal drsaEsnaess Of said defendant
which vas contracted aeer HE marriage with The
ssid petitioner. "a. The cruel .s,d barbsroas
me At OF said dsfendant towards said petition.
e., 20 much 20 a. 10 endsager her life. ID. Fer
The indirnities offered By said dsiendaat 70 said
petitioner. thereby rendering her situation iatol.
ersble, Now unless the said defendant shall
sspesr before the said District Court for said
county, sitting - Court Of CAancery on OF be.
fore lie 6rst day Of the next term thereof, and
answer the said petition ~ aforesaid 6led, the
came will be taken BY him ~ confessed and =
decree pro coniesso N,ll be entered accordingly.
Dated this 3Oth dag Of Asgust. i14a.
JOHN 5. DUNLAP, Clerk.
sent Z 44-aw-Pr's fee $6,75
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02
NEW GOODS.
BRIDGMAN BROTHERS.

CORNER OF MAIN AND JEFFERSON STREETS
IAvE RECEIVED BY ,psso
the
price o please e'"""s
GOODS.
Broad ':h
Ho.odSe
no.: esnnne .nd ws easss and i.:t 6la 6
PRINTS, PRINTS, t@
~ beautfa falpsteraa
DOMESTIC AND mEAcHED GOODS.
BOOTS SHOES
boo.b .brcgans adie ndmiss
nc tie Amd dre n shoes.
QUEENSWARE.
Of co mi wsre anibkr.w window gass &e
CUTLERY AND HARDWARE
assortment
GROCERIES. DYE STUFFS, &c. .s.t
hrolse
sp ssi
and will be cold low srcs'h or prOdsce =" :"
whe barley
prc " e psd.
B. B. win ime, purchaser,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02
ALSO. 4 LARGE STOCK OF
Il 2 ay NJ q de Clothime

$50 heavy winter csats, beaver and pilot cloth
forest cloths. tweeds and plain ribbed snd pla,,
cassimela sac snd lopg goats,
40 red and green blanket coats.
50 Kentucky and Glenrock jeans coats.
700 pairs ribbed snd plain cashmere pants.
$50 pairs heavy ke,seys and hardt,mes pants,
With good assortment Of boson,s, collars,
general sstortnent OF almost sll kinds OF heavy
made clio thing we have all made mp in " Le.lin,
lower nd a much better made article than the 4.
to cell ~ Wholesale and retail. very ch~sp for re
IN Payme for goods at the Sign ii khc GREAT
Burlington. Sept. Z, lsaA.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02
WIN. S.BARKER. 3. VAL
DAGENB 4 WAUTs

Manufacturer Of Cabinet ware
and ChairA
'Valiey Street, 6etreen Main and Water
Streets, Burlington lows.)
THANKFUL for past favors, would res
j pec,fully inform the ci,izensof Bur-
ling,on and it, vicinity ,hs, they have new
on hand a general assortment Of all kinds oi
Cabinet Wa~e. including Bureaus, Tables,
Ssands, Bedsseads, &c. &c. 60. ALSO:
- OF every description. Including
fall Grecian, Arm, Parlor aud al
o. kind. Of eoa.oa eA.ir..
The subscribers. having good
~ stock Of naterials on hand will
be ready TO Gil all orders with promp,ness
and despatch. a, ~ low prices ~ can be af-
fortled in the West.
N. B. Bureau and store drawer knobs kept
constantly on hand and for sale cheap.
BARKER & WAIT.
Jany. 7th 164S. ~.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02
WRIGHr,s INDIAN vEccfAst.

w riLiSsof rnS NORTH AAHaicAR ceixssR
aEALrH.-if the channels Of sus might, tss,s
become % obstrucfe1 % 50 a6asd 8 jsesG.
cicns outlet for the snpera buRdsas vsssr ~
can expect nothing less then shss ~ ".
rounding country will Be evsrwhelos1 via
the flood. In like manaev w,sN ths hsass
sody-if the skin, kidneys snd boweis, IN
natural oc'le's for usefulness sad ccsfses
hnmo's.) become eo ohs,sucted % 70 fail u
afnrd'pg f"'l discharge Of ,hsss impurities;
which ass a IN n
fhL CAUSE OF SICKNESS,
We surely can expect No other resul,s ,Ass
that the whole frame viii. sooner er lsus, y
OVERWHELMED 0 WITH DISEASE.
A. in the first place, IL We wsuld pfssees
an inundatioa, We mnst remove I'll ehsssse.
t,cns, in order that there may b - bic.
drance 70 the tree diseAasge Of he sspel.
abundent wsters. So, in the second vlses,
We would prevent and cure disease, " nsst
open. and keep open, the natural draiss 4
the bodv.
WRlGHrS TNnIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS.,
Of the North American College Or HssltA ~
% seond the equal Il aot the very
BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
For earryi0g ost ihis beautiful ~ ialls
theory because they compieiely elesnee -
s,omsch and bowels from ali hilkoss AsDeN,
and other imfarisy. sad . The ssMs ties -
mote AseltAy discharge from ~ hae.
skin sad ki1aeys; eease1usasly, = ~ 80
natural dratas are opened,
DISEASE OF EVERY NAME IS LIT.
ERALLY DRIVEN FROM THE D0DI.
HTCAUriox The great pspslasiiy - -
sequent great demand of WiSAk1 Ie6see
Vegetable PILE has raised sp kose = go,
terteiiers. fhe psblic shoull - . tleis
guard. The enly security sgainss impssisise
i 20 purchase from the rcgalss advsrsistt
agents, and in all cases bs PartieulsS = s1t
for WriaArs Indian Vegetable Pills.
2. K. Wood~ ord, geaesAl agent, esssef =
Third and Chcslaut 81. ST. Louis, Ne. ~
Tal!ant. agent for Iewa Territory, Wstss =
Burlington. - .Frsu
apr - '<4-sf ~ aa a4s y.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02
TOFAMILIES h NVALIDS.

The fellowing iadispsnsahss family resacs
aies nay - found At the village drsG stores,
anA soon at essry conntry store in the state,
Remember and never get tAen anleD they
have the facsimile signature oc sag
>NI7,s<x%z91Uo on the wrappers. . al othess
By the same names are base imposdons and counter.
lsin. II the merchant nearest you has them not,
urge him to procure them At n Maiden.lane, the
aext time he visits New York, to write for them.
No (smiy skosld Be Q peek spiskost these remeaiss
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02

= AFLIN 4 SMITH, Manufacturers, SAUCER
y ties, N. Y. The subscribers ere the duly
authorized axsnts. Rifle and blasting powder d
everv description for sale wholesale and retail,
by BRIDGMAN BROS, Aeeafs-
N. B. Merchants supplied 4 Manufacturer
June - ~ 4e
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02
NEW GOODS.

NEW 0OOO0s
TNHE subscribes are now receiving q their
Il Brick Store, on the corner Of Main and Jeder-
son streets. = large asd general assortment st
Call and Winter Goods,
such a. Cloths. Cassimeres, Sattinets. Ky. Jeans,
Kersevs saa Alpacha Cloths; large and splsn.
did assortmes& af Psiuls. sf esery variety and
style, Browa Shsstings. Blesehed <sods = xari-
ous prices; Cotton sad Wssaea fisnnsss. 1ack'.
nav and Whitney Blaakets. Giaghsme. Irish Lin
enc. Brown Hollands. Merinoss. Silks. Satins,
Bed Tickings. Checks, Cotton Yarn. Wadding.
Batting. Hosiery. Cotton Hd'fs Shawls, Vestin6s,
Gloves. Ribbons. 1sttoas. Co0bs. &rc. &c.a
t also.
Hardware. Qseenswars, Beoes, Shoes. Hats,
Caps Bonsets, Groceries, Salt, lrou. Nails. Cast.
inEs, Glass, &c.
We iavite The psblsc ts call and see our goods,
and examine for theuselves. We will take
Wheat, Pork. Beef and Cash il exchange for
goeds. POSTLEWAlT = CREEGAN.
Burlingtoa, Oct. n. l8l3-ly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02
sZ!llSIZI5S

BALM or coLUMelA,F FOR THE HAIR,
which will stop il falling out, OF restore !. on bald
piaees, and on childrea make grow rapidly, o. on
shose who have lost the hair from any cause.
ALL vERMIN that infect the heads Of children
in schools arc prevented o. killed BY il as oncs.--
Find d. nam. q 1Ha2uzSeAz&o ..
Il q never ny il. Rsmembsr sAis slssys.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02

a large and splendid sssortnent Of fall and
N winter shawls, q every variety and g q
prices, viii b soll eheap 9 exenonssa -
eountrv prodsce, & J. b. LAUMAN'S
sep& "a New Stosss Watss =.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02
J. r. TALLANT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST

J. r. TALLANT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
WArxR STREET, BURLINGTON.
TTAS received his spring and summer sup
plies Of articles in his line, a0d respect.
fully invites the attention Of Physicisns and
dealers 70 the assortment, quality and prices
sf the came. His stock in part, consists Of
Sn OF French quinins 800 lbs Epson salts
OU SO lbs csmphor lO0 "brmstone
50lbs Peruvian bark 100 .sulphur
SO Is eugsr lead 50 "ercam tartar
IS I" calOmel IS "eayenne pep
IS I" red precipita 100 "tarsanc acid
$50 "soda.
PAINTS, DYE SruFFs, &c, &c.
500 lbs veni,ian red zoo lbs gias
900 camwsod IS eArcme green
800 - alum 800 " yellow
500 copperas IOO htharge
SO x Blue vi,riol 800 oil Of vissiol
eask madden 100 borax
I bbl coral varaish bbls. cut and
ground log elssswasss bossles and visls
Of all kinds, whisewash, paint. varaish and
sash brushes, biacking, bronses, gold teaf,
matches. sand paper, ink, stationery. waters,
&C., &c. Scotch, M.coboy. and Rappes snuff.
MiNER's PATENT PuMPs,
For wells. cister ne, &c :, Of any depth. A
full supply Of shis superior pump is nov re-.
c.ived and oil wanting can be supplied -
This 10 decidedly the cheapest. best. and
most durable arsicis Of the kind nov IN use !;
il never gets out Of order and 10 % easily
worked that q child Of eight years old can
raise water with il. For sale low, BY
J.F. TALLANT.
apr 20 '44-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02

z THOUSAND good Coon Skins for which !
q viii nav the highest market price il cash Or
rood,. tnar Se) WESLEY JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02


HE0Ax.. notice.
1$Taavy n Isoa, Dss Asisss cosssy, y.
4ds DiaRief Cbsn ~ ~ cosxas. . Xss.
ha4se5 ~ IN. 16ns, loll.
:. s......,:::: -, ): ...... = 0'..,
eNug saiA 0sosgiana Rsueh win hereby take
u 0oote1, ~ = H 3oeh day Of August,
4 y iell, ~ ssil John Prugh filed his psti.
eisa = - e4ce ef ~ Clerk Of the Dicasict
Qpnt - - eS9nfy. pssyiag b y divorced
ho0 - eoaos q 1attneay with the ssid
0eesgisns noGA Ct he Sbllowing easse 10 wit:
uee&y dsssl6ag said petieioaef without rea-
seosbas c.nse fsf nose than tAe space Of one
sooR aeKA peseediag he Cling Of his said pesi-
GouA An2 OAeseas alss On tie said 10eh day ol
AAe1gt t0e1, wsit cf sammons was issued to
sl10n 0essRiAaa Psush IN the above entitled
- uA1rh - bsen returned aos ~ i~re~tus.
Nn8 snlsas the said GeorEsana Prugh shall
b md appear before said Court sitting a.
Ccut Of Chaneery on the first dav Of next tern
thsrecf. and answer unto said petition exhibites
seniapt her in sid Court, the same shall be taker
. sesnissued, end decree pro confesso enteres
accordingly.
Dated August l2d, ls4i.
JOHN S. DUNLAP. Clerk.
sag es 'si-sw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02
500 PIECES FRENCH, ENG

Some Of the most beautiful styles. snd almo.
every price, from IA 10 81 cents.
A large stock Of Giughams. light and dark; apro
checks. furniture prints, aud rosl, plaidS
Red. white. and yellow 6snnels. l'isid aud plsi
linseys aud Aannels.
10 pieces ingram earpetins. rich dark colors.
20 bales brown nsuslip.
20O0 lbs cotton ysra. f.r
100 lbs carpet chain
1900 lbs sole leather.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02
Call and Winter Goods,
CRANBERRIEs,

Mn BARRELS Ctaabersres Just received
AVD from the marshes Of Wisconsin, fos
sale BY BRlDGMAN bkOIHEhS.
Nov Is.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02

jeans pants. AsesssAl
do heavy twiiiad forest cloth 4.
sO0 s,'k. satin. merino. vsienci and vsI,,s =.
s0o nae me.'in shirts. linen hosoms aad c,l,sr
lO0 hne calico and check shirts.
1850 pairs Canton fla"nei and drilling drss,.
"ock'' crassts and spsrndep; together s;,A
goods, to ssis she srprosrhs,x sessos. m. Ivy. ~.
!. out OF our own goods, which enables :. l. ::
astern made clothing: all Of which We are pr,~s
sdy G pay; S;, Az ainds Of cosnsry Prodses ssesi,.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02

u ECEIvED and fsr sale, general assort-
~ ment - lo~ = can se bought il III
Wet, By J. s. DAVID.
nay B ~ N IHa~keys eopyl
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-02

CPLENDlO o. polished Aaes, fer 81. hy
= Sep rs. ~ n DEVOE.