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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

HE FALL OF GENlUS.-We see II sIa'
ted that Sumner Lincoln Fairfield, thepo'
ct, died recently in N. Orleans. in state
of abjec. poverty and wre.chedness. Fair
field was a native of Massachusetts, anda
grandsonson of the celebrated Gen. Lin
soe ol hs Rsxon1sSna Ais HIS s NJ; ap
permanent, and without sufficient stability
OF purpose and principle to Withstand Tho
allurements Of the intoxicating cup. 70.
day found him in the gntter, while per.
haps on the morrow he nigh. be heard Ell.
oquen'ly pleading the cause of Temperance
and virtue; and thus his words and decd,
seems 'chaos of all contradiction 70,
several years he was the editor and pub.
Usher of the American Quarterly Re.
view. in Philadelphia work Of gisa.
repu'e both in this country and in Europe.
One of his longest poe,ical works va,
The Last Night Of Pompeii,' from which
he commended that Bulwer stole the idea
and plan of his celebrated novel, The
d Las pays al 6s% and angry controversy
between Bulwer and Fairfield. which W.
believe. was never settled to the saisac.
ton Of either party.
One night in the summer of 1910. Fair
field was taken up in The streets Of Ph'asN
delphia as vagrant /; and on the wy1 \
the watchhoose, he turned the farce into
tragedy by knocking down two or three
watchmen who had him in charge and
making his escape. In July, 1s4s, We
heard him make powerful and effective
address before the Washingtonian Tenn
perance Society, in Albany. Since then'
we had heard nothing Of him, until v'
read the announcement of his DEATH IT,
quiescat in pace!'-H Hartford COLUMBIAN
The Madisonian denies, by authority, 10"
the British Government has given official %,
tice to the United States that it does no! ln'ea'
to meddle with the affairs of Texas, as aseeI.
ed BY the National Intelligence. The BRUSH nIa
Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, has stated III ls
ilment that a treaty is 10 progress oess1;"
him and the Texian authorities, for the svo'r
ton Of slavery in the latter country. Low
is Evening Gazette.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

THr Morals or BANKING. any person
desires 10 write homiiy on Banks, let him
take the North American Trust ard Banking
Company as his text, and refer to the report
of M. Receiver Leavi,t for illustrations. By
the process Of fcancieriug adopted in that ex.
e,nplary institution, and under the sublime
system Of strict accountability Ito each other)
pursued by its prudent and trustworthy mana.
gers, only the snail sum Of three and half
millions Of dollars has been sunk in three
wears, Those who Invested funds in its stocke,
II not among the number Of special assignees,
need not we presume. give themselves the
slightest trouble about the affair, as the Re
ceiver states that the whole CT the capitol, with
even the chairs and tables, &C., belonging to
,i,e concern, has vanished, leaving as little
trace behind as ship that has been engulph.
ed in Goodwin Sands. Mercury. the gnaTii-
an angel Of modern financiers, has accomplish
ed his perfect work, and has performed his
task so cIeverly, safely, and legally, that he
may look on composedly without having &C.
casion to Use the wings attached TO his heels
for the purpose Of abslna'nla,ion.
We wonder wha, friend Hume the Croak
er of the British Parliament, will say when he
reads Mr.. Leavitl's report. He had, we be-
l;eve, small venture say $500 or 500.
600, in this small unfortunate Institution. M
matter; all concerned iu its management will
say, with Sterne, 'Trust-Tfust-we have
good conscience
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

LOOK OUT FOR CoUNTEHEElrs.-Wc
were shown, yesterday, new counter
felt twenty. on the Northern Bank Of Ken
lucky, winch is well calculated 10 deceive.
The signatures are written with a pen aud
admirably done. The engraving is done
as we'll as whole, but is darker, less dis.
,inc,, and coarser. The border work at
the ends Of the genuine note is executed
by means Of distinct and regular lines,
but. in the counterfeit. it is blurred and the
few lines that can be seen are wanting i'll
regularity. The shading Of The large let
tiers across The centre of the noe in the
words the Northern Bank of Kentucky
is much darker than in The genuine and
is somewha. larger and wider. This is
dated May LIST. le43, lie: c. No. 4l52
Paris branch.
We learn that man has been arrested
at Evansville. who there attempted 10 ex-
change 5000 Of this money for Ike sum
Of IsAana money:--.Louisyi!le. JonTnal; ~,
per contains an accoun, of a projected iron
sic amer, or rather aquatic railroad. Of a
most never character. II consists Of vast
iron cylinder closed at each end. with the
excelsior Of a central aperture of abou. six
feet diameter. Outside of Abis cylinder
are a<ranged paddle boards. or buckets, on
The principle ofans over.sIlot wheel, the
whole leigh of the vessel. Internally
there are rails at each end, running cylin.
dncally around. on which ply locomo>
lives, which force the vessel forward in
'he same manner tina! squirrels cage is
fevolsed by its occupant. These locomo-
lives support platform. on which a su.
per1truc'ure IS raised communicating with
The PORTFOLIOS at each end. On this plat.
for,n,are also arranged tho accomnoda-
tons for passengers &c.
Il, is supposed that this vessel will be a..
BILE q make the trip batween England and
The United States in 8 or 10 days.-St.
Louis Gaz.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

NJ Orr time beipg TOO much employed IN
the mechanical department Of the Office 10 en-
.p,ors ~ continue cur views as TO the pro'ls'
ions OF the Cons,i,on, with that care oes.'a'
bile. i, il on1ni,.ed until next week. Inc
same reason will account for our lack OF az
,en,;oo to our editorial columns to-day.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

Ema1cRATloN.-'rhe tide Of emigration
this. spring has set in early, and comes in
thick and fast, and so far as we can learn
the northern part Of Iowa is. the present
season bound TO receive the lions share
Well. turn abon. il, fair play, go we hope
ouf friends down south will not complain.
lt.our city every vacant house has tecn
fllsd, while the country around is con
s,analy receiving additions in good and
substantial farmers. A company of a
hsndaed men. passed up this week on The
: WV Haven, on their way to the Piner-
lee above here.-Miners' Express.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

There are now over ihirty-six hundred
miles Of Railroad in operation in the Uni
ted States. In 1929 an enterprising gen.
.lemcn Of Boston, Hon. WIN. Foster invi-
ted several capitalists to meet at his Office.
10 take into consideration the expediency
ef constructing railrod from that city to
Prosidence-a distance Of for,y.tao miles.
Only one person attended as desired, and
he declared, the prcjec. a wild one. Al
Ibis moment, seven hundred and twenty
miles &c railroad, terminate in the city
e aAions. and thesc wiiI shortly be ma.
>gS ullss more. What mighty change
10 ftlesn years. $500 -
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

NH. fxsuaA Ncr.-The Philadelphia Times
ciyel two examrles Of prof. by the system Of
f.;c. Iaanraoce We kaow Of two deaths IN
his tisy lately, 10 each Of which. instances
s5ob lad been insured on bi5hfs BY the de-
ceased, and were promptly paid over to the
betelved families. Ell paid every year by
these men while they lived, secured these
S5OOO ia The loved ones who, at death. they
left lehind them. il is good plan. Busi'
nessts precarious; life is uncertain, death Is
freq.rOsly 90 sudden. Even 10 the wealthy
IL is sbf ioporsance, for year and more would
elapse ere widow could avail herself ri the
property Of her deceased husband, and $4,000
on hand would save tho -"ecassiiy Of many a
sacrifice. To the poor, how important y IS !:
Only S72 year, and when you die, you leave
your families comparatively opulen'.'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-26

Being Democratic majority Of nine.een.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02

This itapet,aat ease IL all atsgss,ea, u new
heteye the supreme court an Az appeal lseH The
eiseNa eaaa NJ LaMhana, n na ease which
has been frequently tettTfsd ~, and tn.ehes she
,,,e IA property sxH w Nv weth sesws Thirty m.i1
hans al dallass, n N aileassa thai The executors
al paeisl eiatk, AZ New Orleans, aid aea carry
tnss sfset hts win ~ related ~ ~ infant aAuEhn
tss, then under charge AZ cel, DAVIS " fhllads'.
rhia. ea, sald sNa sssAs,s1ea ,he property, =.
different tsmes Without any hnsl set'ssmeM ~
the estate, IN the rfnGtess ~ time. Mics uNss
having aseef,aiNsd That shs was The daughter ~
pAntel Clark, a very distinguished msA, and cons
pes,ea IN some way with Cea BUR-, MaFvssd
Mr.. Whitney, Of Binshsmptan, IN THE states snS
proceeded 70 New Orleans, where svAs were
sommsreed against The executors, sed akeirst
persons In possession III the property Jaass
ments were obtained In she lcwes eesrts. hus
Whitney was preseeu'e ed Tor libel aMd thrown ".
20 prison, where he died, leaving his widow win
tive orphan children, who continued wsth lmntd
means and epn,nst great personal chs'seies, v
pursue the claim, and even sppssas ~ pevson 20
carry on the snit General Games admitting hss
character, accomplishments md preserving ehrsts
in sapport Of her rights, maTritd hef, snd he's
given her all the aid IN his power IN The prcsecu-
| lion az her claims Her great AifheAlsy IL the
vas, amount Of property involved, And ne INJURY
10 innocent parchasers, Yet thai canacs impair
me legality Or her rights u shc maintains them.
1.-THE property belongs righitaly g her, and has
been illegally withheld, the law will dc hsv JUS
tice. and she will, with Characteristic hberality
cornpromise with MI The tenants N possession
i M 4. SHn. maN s.4f si4sa a. III
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02

A historical romance, lately published IN Ions
den, elesss with the IsllewMg striking scene, ~
Which the reader Il introduced 10 tho deaththed
III queen Elizabeth, ltef Majesty had summoh'
"a Lucy fentaM 10 wait upon her The scene
Il nswerfal and melo4aramatie.
The Queen lay IN her bed she had ordered
her attendants not to draw the curtains over her
windows, and she watched the leatless trees wa
yina "a and fro before them, AMI the rudy flame
OF her FIRE. dancing upon Tire tapestry. Ehsa-
beth had sunk into tina, partial torpor In which,
though the mind has not altogether yielded TO the
influence Of sleep, the memories, The visions that
rass over II, have the inistinctness OF dream.
4 long train III shadows fitted before the mental
eve oi Elizabeth, there was the fair face 81 Ger-
,rude Harding, and another face As fair, The Tea
lures too Of the Inflated Essex rose to blight her
in her sleepj but ever were those female faces
present, even when the others had passed away
Suddenly Elizabeth started up--she was wild,
awake but an unutterahle horror had seized apos
her soul--any thing to escape from that bedl Al,
when her dismal shrek had summoned her atten
dants TO her apartment they fourd her standing il
| her nigh,-dress on the floor, her hands clenched
her eyes, fixed as in a .convulsion, and specks .
foam upon her parted lips. II was irightfu
spectacle, the strongly marked but withereA isa
| lures and blue eyes Of the miserable Queen
But what needs u 10 prolong the description
scenes 50 horrible; tho struggles Of > soul whic
had used its greatness only 70 deakroy, and which
summoned 70 qdn thst VOID u had too mue
loved, shrAnk hon IN eeckatnplation OF It's pai
II career. ssR II snf - tsF0rfs IS 1T
No sntreatisa esnlAysRnil upon the wrstchs
Queen TO return 10 her bed; she rav~d, screane,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
NEW STOVE.
BOsworth's Patent Heat Retainer.
On the ir Tight Principle.


On the ir Tight Principle.
1NHE Subscriber having the OK elusive righ,
i to manufacture and dispose Of said
stoves in The Territory Of Iowa, or dispose
Of said right 10 Understanding derived his
right direct from the pa,entce--would in
form the public that he has one of said
stoves now in use a, Flc,chcr's Hotel, where
i, can be seen At any time .ky persons de-
sirous Of examining it. As this stove is con-
sidered far superior 10 any other in use, !
am determined to commence the u.anufac-
ture Of them in Burlington the ensuing sea.
son, and send them TO all parts Of the Ter
ri,rry, that the community may no, only
see bu, feel the benefits derived from TIE
nse Of ,hem.
No, mdfe han the third the quantity .
fuel !. reouithd 10 obtain the same quantity
Of heal rs from common stove or fire place
and being much neater article perfectly
adapted to the parlor. sit,ing-room, sleeping
room; or Office, an" is highly recommended
for the sick-room--,ha heat being pure
and pleasant. Said stoves arc made either
with or witheu, an oven, and of any size OF
finish, to suit purchasers. Cost, from 5 10 ~
$50.
The above Stove was patented by MI. Bes'
worth, Of Maeie,,a,f Ohio, in April, ,l-42'
and has gained decided preference over al
others in recommendation ftotn many Of tie
mos, respectable citizens of New York City,
and tho Stat- Of Ohio, where the .tove hss
only as yet been used: but the bes, recon-
mcnGation is the actual use OF Them.
/ 4,.f h.sf ,ts3 .arsA J. P. WIGUTMAN.
Burlington I. T Feb. 18th ls43 Il Nd
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
s:er,,,ans in tl.e UaitAd StateA,.

The German. population !. lncrsSsisE WIN
wonderful rapidity the United States, II ses-
,nated that there are three m,iitSNs w the coma
,ry, and that not less than ff.y hewsrapeu are
puhlished in the German language, 10 I'll who
know the Germans, ii - unnecessary 10 say thAt
they are among the most frugal and industrious
imnierants WHO ccuie 10 our country, They
are mes, generally excellent asr,salsat'aea and
they do not reuiain In our large cities y sIgMeat
the population, but PISS into the ln'er'oL 10 add
10 the productive wealth Of NE ration, The sue
cess which has attended their iahor - Afmsrs,
has been the cause ot attracting the general no
aaah, ,he increase q. ,mnisFants, IN subsequent
yeas, wll'ee mash etyeht wha, ithM sssE hssa
nre Sieusly, ##
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02

The pu,r,is in the church % X Peters, * Vol.
yel hampton, England, is iofmed wholly o. stone,
aud consists OF one eatire piece, which supports
il; the hight on steps leading 10 u, with s balus-
trade. &C, without any division, the Whole hav.
ing been cut Of o solid ssoek OF stone. The
church was erected in the year 700; AZ which
time tits said this remarkable pulpit was put ufs
and Notwithstanding its great age, winch APP
pears to be SAT years, s.i IN scod rendition,
and continues ~ regular use. Httte foot OF The
steps is large figure intended 10 represent lion
courhan,, but carved after SO grotcsR1e y fashion
as seems well calculated 20 puzzle the nstnrsi'f
Ii his attempts TO determine It's proper fssenca'
ton. IN other respects, the loTnsresh,is semr,
prcsents a curious specimen OF the taste OF our
ancestors, at that early period. This Is ccliiE'-
ate church, and Was originally dsileated 70 the
Virgin, but the name was altered ID the Tine OF
Henry III, 10 ~, peler' y4 gesNsfa#Vsl tHs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
DIR. J. A. ROUSSEAU.

AVING located himself in the CITY Of
IL Burlington, respectfully offers his pro-
tessional services in the practice Of Medicine
in all lie branches. ~ se 5e8
He further begs leave TO state III At he will
pay particular attention to all the diseases
and peculiari,it incident 10 women and
children.
DR.. R. fat:ers himself thai hi. expt rienc
ana opportunities for acquiring inform alton
in the practice Of his profession, viii enable
him TO render satisfaction TO the afflicted,
who may be the subjects OF his a,,cntions
References will he given TO any person
who may desire them n, his residence, in
the south end of Mr.. b. Rice's house. wcs,
sd" OF Main street, where he may ALWAYS be
found unless absent on professional business.
Burlington. Iuna :1d. la42-1r
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
IT rs INCALLIBLE.

rAUBY'S Compound Lotion for the
NJ cure OF Te,,er, Ringworm. Itch aud NIL
on.aneous affections hns been found by mum,
erous Yrials 70 be an infallible cure for .he
no owe mentioned Diseases Of the Skin. A
few applications me known 70 have cured
tina, Distressing disease called the "lllinois
Munge." No danger need be unprecedented
from its use "a i, contains neither vegetable
or mineral poison, in conseqnenco OF which
i, is Ear superior TO the remedies now ~
use; ,hey oon,aininga large quantities o.
mineral pnisoos which have a ,endency r0
,her 10 injnre ,hrN give relief; also care mus
be taken 10 avoid we, and oold which - no
he case with this Lotion, gaa ~
The price Of the LeGen is Madera,e aud
no family should be without, IL Na@erua
references Of l,s heNe6oiat effects can be OBJ
Valued by applying 10 the proprietor az III
Drug s,ere on Main Street,
(Sigs eftAe Geea SamsriiaN,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
DRUG, STORE REMOVED!

lSlGN or 1.-THE GOOD SAMARlTAN.)
G,UBY wishes oinform tho public
- /. that he has removed his Drug Store d.
ectly opposite his Old Stand and 4. W. Car
pen,er's Jewelry Estab'ishment, where he has
iust received and will keep cons,antlyon
hand. fresh and good eupply If Drugs and
Medicines, Oils, Paints, Dye Stufs, Window
GLASS aad all articles in the Drug Tine, which
Ae will sa!lSto Phys,cians and o,hers very
cheap. ......,.,,a., .ts .#t.f,
Remember. Sign ofthe Good Samaritan
HQ June ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
COACH FACTORY.
Corse = Hartman.

M OULD respectfully inform the public
w 'ha, they have renewed their es,ah
iishment to mere commodious building
situated on Jefferson street, above the NJ,
,ional Hotel. They re,urn their thanks for
the liberal patronage which they have re-
ceived, and respectfully invite the public 10
give them call n, their new stard.
Blacksmi,hing Of MI kinds, executed will
nea,ness aud despatch.
limo IT
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
IOWA HOUSE.

Steam bod landing, Bloomington, Iosca
n ME underslgned, late ofthe Burlington
House. respectfully announces TO the
citizens Ol the town and county, as well as
the travelling community. that nc has taken
the IOWA HOUSE, formerly occupied By
Mrs PARROT, fitted it up in a comfortable man
yer, and hoprsby unremitted eyert'one. aud
asiduous satenlion, 10 metit public patronage.
The House is situated close to the landing in
sne business par, Of the town. SO gentlemen
wish ng to take the river from this place, are
sure Of having an opportunity of gong by the
Ills TABLE shall at all times be supplied
with the. best the country affords, the BAR
with the choicest Wines and Liquors, and his
STABLE well provided with grain, with care
ful and attentive Ostlers. Hpt@Hgt
Fr"m his long experience, and de,ermi ma
ton 70 spare no pains 10 reader his guests COM
Portable, he Aa,ters himself that he will be
able to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage. .
ssi3s;gss sesI'aa WILLIAM FRYE.
Bloomington, Jane 10. l84i. ai @Eat
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02

An invalid in Paris. IL said 10 hare recently
recovered his health sI vsding daily = the To-
\ nerah Of his fellow citlxena Tn Asmber o.
fansrala which 80 ont q laxia every ~ end .
which The carriages arc fursishea W The vsls.
tives oftbe deceased, rcndcss this scccuns PROB
able.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
ai HENRY HOUSE,
MOUNT PteASANI, MeNaY COUNTY, IOWA.

rTNHE proprietor having furnished lis house
! equal TO any IN the Territory. IS prepared to
acc omm ,date any nun,b~r Of persons In the mos,
acc eptahie manner. IL soliciting the patronage
Of the public. the unersi gned would take this
casoa to tend. his thanks to all who have heretc.
Ma, 6. ts4a~y. r, c. TIFFANY
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
n. r. Hssgins.

1 TTORNEf AND COG NSEiIJoR atI.w.
Burlington, Iowa Once in The brick build.
ing on Main street, opposite the Gslette Office.
Dee. 2. l343->tf sssf 81 'slsssass5 s.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
#. D. Mflls.

A TTORNEY at Law and Solicitor in ChaWcerv
IN ~lllprsctic~ in the several courts Of the first
Indlciai district. Oict in the brick building on.
posite the Gazctts Office.
Burlinkton, Dec. 2, l843-tf fHawkeye copy,,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02

iIiou.g ss July Zz0s--0m
ST. NIARY's FE lALE ACADMY,
At Dubuque, Iowa Territory.
THIS Academy is under the patronage of the
i Right Rev'd Bishop I.oRAs. AID its location
the bank ofthe Mississpp.is healthy and CON-
mands beautiful prospect.
The Sisters Of Charity ofthe Blessed Tirsim
will teach all the bramthe. which are taught 10
the best schools IN this country. The sister.
will use their best endeavors 10 advance their pu
p:ls in their studies. and carefully watch ever
,heir health and morals.
TERMS.
Board and tuition, intending bed. bed.
ding and washing pay able quarterly in
advance. sos 90
Day Scholars. in the srsi and second
classes per quarter. 90
Do in the bird and fourth 2 90
Fuel fer the season. I o.
EXTRA.
For music. and use OIL. lhe Piano, quar-
terly, 90
French L anguage per quarter ! 90
N. B-Tbe Mother Superior is Sister MARY
FRANCES CLARKE. to whom communication can be
addressed.
" 1t is CO, tempiation 20 establish school
| imilar to the above in Buriugtun IN the spring.
Dec 9, 1SA3-,f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
Carriage Ecct0ry.
$685.

VNFlLtlAM LaNGLEY, having es,ah-
" hshea h.ms,it.a the Neave business,
IA the city al h0tl.astea, weald lMotm The
pahlte that he IL nav prepared 10 execute all
etdee IN his line In the eeN style Of wefA.
wsash,p, :.
n. h, Anktads Of Fatmets Wagon ~atk
made ana repatea, and eaaa,ts pteaeee taken
In par, paSMeMh ,a,a.
dsrShup On Main street, near M'Cssa'sstv'
etv s,ahte.
Burlington, lNlr lsh IN
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
WIN. S BANNER. n. WAIT
lDAElElE!E s. WAITo
Manufacturer Of Cabinet Ware
5fvs Ill 81 and ChatRs,

Manufacturer 81 Cabinet Ware
5179 ss5 81 and ChafHs,
(tIaiiey Street, tctwten Main and Watr
-isos s. Streets, Buriiag ton. iona.)
Cor past favors, would res.
i pec,fully inform the ci,izenscf Bur
ling,on and i.s viciHsty ,hn, the. have new
On hand n general assortment OF all kinds 81
Cabiae, Ware, inclu,l;ng bureaus, Tables,
Stands, Bcds,eads, &c. &c.s &c. also: ta
@HK "a = II -
90 h, o. every deseripiion. inelsding
full Grecian, Arm. Parlsr aud al
V kinds Of common chairs.
7rT The subscribers haring yssa
|W stock Of materials on hand will
be ready 20 ill all orders with promp'ness
and fdr.pa,ch. nj rs low prices as can be af.
fsrded in the West .ss8 stri.tEs3s
N. B. Bureau and store drawer knobs kept
constantly on hand aud for sale cheap.
BARKER & WAIT.
Jany. eth ls43. ". .eg,sa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
PORK ON CASH.

n LII those indebicd 70 the subscribers Ell
~ Their by nota or book account ara request
ed to make paymens in Pork o. Cash before
the 6rst day Of February next We mus,
hava one or the other, or look out Tor equals.
Nov IS POSrLEWAlT& CREEGAN "