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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
ftema..

OldEMder h.slairly bacseh oEtIoi his.
egregrfoos huhbog. and posspohed tbs.
end dfihe world sine die; having Owned.
few nlgbts siace al ihe Boslon 5'aaefoas
ole, that be was entirely rnistskfniin his
time; which, having gone By two.or three
times, there was very Ii:lle neeasslty Tor
bis coafessing. He insists uponssi,.Shoa-.
ever, thatthe world is really goiag 10 be
burned 10 a cinder. before longsIspd We
dare say the disciples will continAe 10 be-
lie We aud. 90 crazy I'LL he comes ioshis own
end : contamination which n Il MT i'd
our opinion, desirable for him to postpone
livery long 10y. Y. coaritr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

Tobacco, Seguss, and Sas
a LARGE assorsmest Of Segsrsg Z hewlag
IN Tobafen Rsapee. Scotch. AsSeeqg' SO
Congress stuiIs Tidbail's Mixture. sqr sac 2,
APil IS J Il BEAkEs : Nos
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
THURSDAY MORNING, JDLY 4, Is44.
FLOWERS.
BIT mrs. sEBl sMrrn.

e. III KRIS sEBA sNI1n.
II Each leshei is tiny scroll
Inscribed with holy truth, n
AklessnR thst around the hearf
Should keep the deV of ysafsl
Bright misssls from angeIic thtodes
IN every by way LEFT,
Hew we're thy earth Of gloEy shons
Were il Of flowers bereft.
They trembie on the Alpine hsieias,
II The assured rick they pTxss. ,'fi
The desert Wild. with heat and sana.
Shares too their blessednees =
And whrresoe'er the veasy hear II
Turns in lis dim despsif #
The meek-esed blossom upward looks.
Inviting Il to prayer
Heart compensatlsnh
There's not heart, however ruds, 6at hath some
liItie h0Eer #sl
To brighten Hp its solitude, aad sect lie evening
There's MOI heart. however saststy grief and
II sorrew down, ltAtl
Bot has some memory Ofthe pass u Ioye and call
nsPSn. fifI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
hardware ksore.

EUST reesiyed. !, the cd stsbd. formerl,
a occupied By p. W.. & n. b. Rswlins, :
smsn stock Of
Hsrdlodre, Cutlery, Japannsd Ware,
Shoe Findings, crc.l
4ossiher witbs large stock or Tin-vare on
y hand. consisting. inpsrt, rs follows:
Grrss;n and gross seythes snea5hs. saythe stone,
Ri64s. grain and hay forks. shbses! spades.
Leas and short trace and halter chains.
Bro5d SKIES. hand axes hsichslf, saws.
Ora ting.tnives, turner and sickst chisels.
Aux5rs, braces and bits. extes brace bits.
Gimsleis. q superior article planes.
Plaintiffs. horse rasps. loess hinges. screws.
Gsst{ English blister. and eoutItry blister Steel
StrsA-ron. knives snd forks, ejJYers and ,,eels
RszaEs q strops, Rodgers SUPERIOR pen-knives.
white-wash, hasnf. shoe and
psher9brushss.
Cnrr Y-coiDbs. cards. shoe threb. nexs bristIes
Knives, p.neets aSls swl hsni9es
And 80 sssortmspt or H, and ~ files,
JspaFaed spiitoons. trunks sugar boxes.
Nursgiaud other lamps, canisiek.
Tin pss'es for harvest assortedaizes.
Bell gsnle kettles, No viii FOR machines.
And il short, general sssortmahi Of articles in
the afpye line. all Of which viii betsold ekeap.
snd peiy l1,e for fhs cash. .s
Also on hand. 4 or 500 feet v1fy superior Tin
spouiiag. which will he put uasnn the shortest
notices Call and see FOR yoursssSes
4: .THoM.a$aR.aWLLAsS.
Chsglesiowp. June 10 S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
NEW s. IMPROVED
Agricultural Implements.

HAVE just fecsWed supply Of Agricultural
- Implements, made BY Messrs Coleman &
Thomas Of Frederick county, Nd; such as Hoes
81 variety Of patterns, designed for field or
garden culture. The blades Of these Hoes are
Of The best Cast Steel. aud haeiy tempered, sus-
tainisg sharpness, when ground. equal to that
OF The best Edge Tools ; snd for durability they
cannot be surpassed. il eqsalled.
Also
Hay and GrsipFofks. together with Hay and
Grain RatesIand also the Potatoe Digger, new
article which serves not only the. use lie name
imports, bui snbserses variety Of other uses
Farmers and others are invited 10 call and ex-
anime them. ]. y MILLER
May I6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

Salt

III ARGE. ls8ppiy Of Course and Fine Salt, by
H sack or otherwise, on hand spd for sale BY
June 81 JJtMILLRR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
Rar IRON. &os
The Farmers Vegetable
Grinder,

F~ NEInUGEs A..
a. CAST IRON HORSE MILL, patented by
~ Justin Ware, Of Ohio. designed for grind
ing corn on lthe cob. corn meal, &c &c, which.
for reonpmy, simplicity, aud perfect gdapIstion
10 the parpbses Of lis construction, is recon.
amended 10 tbe attention Of FARMERS. This Mill,
with one strong horse, or two light ones, will
grind five bushels OF shelled corn per hour. so
fne that qheshalf the meal will pass through
common meSl sieve, and with The same power.
from four-Io eight bushels corn 10 lhe cart is
also admiralty adapted to grinding apples, lur-
Inips, oeeis. &c.
The subscriber is authorised 10 dispose Of the
above ssilaliie Mills. and rights to make the
same, in abe counties OF JefersensSrd CLARKE.
Farmers are ioviledtO exsmiT 80. W
J. Hawke coach factory. AMhL
ready for delivery. $40.
RICHARD II. RANSOM. :
CAarlSafarsn lima
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
THE PROSPECTS, IN PENNSYLVANIA

The Harrisburg Telegraph says: 'fr1ul
our position~at lhs seal Of Govefnmeut ioE
The State. we naturally have Superior. ad
vantages for political observations; aud
can sell more accurately. perhaps than Oh
ers else where. what the signs Of. promise
are.' Il 10 With no ordinary sa,isiacllon,
therefore, That we say 10 our friends inshe.
State, and ont oil lhe State, ,hai tbe noiE i
nation Of JAMES K Polk by The Locofo.
CO National Convention has dciysn Me
last nail IN he cc6fa Of thai party IL Penn
syfv6nia. The spirit Of 1910 is asoassd
with redoubIed erthusiasm, and shoots 81
down with the Tennessee Free 1'radef-
down with the enemy Of the Tariff Of
lSf2-down Milh the enemies Of our dear
est Interesis'-afe ascending in thunder
tones from The mechanics shop, the fotge
fire, the deep mine, aud lie farm field.--
We have no hesitation Id declaring il as
our strong and deliberate conviction, IRON
all The signs. ;Eat our Preside a.iai and Gu
bernalofial candidates will be tfiamphapi-
u elected 10 Peunsy lyania by frnnl ut.
900 10 $4,000 msjotliyl This. iadeet,
is the opinion dl.calaid men Of elkpa4ltes
here. The LEADERS, Of Locofocoism are
trying 10 produce contrary impressiln
By loud aud exirayaga6i GROWING. add
BY show Of unammity3 but he PGop4E
are not with them, and their exr4vsgsht
boasts are only met with derisian. SET
down tbe twenty-six votes from Pennsyp-
vauia sure for CLAY and FRELIN amy
SEM
"a ISL but fair 10 say. that The prinis On &c
os6er side claim 10000 majofi for Polk add
and Dallas ! Wsrely upon the vote Of the Pen.
sylvsuia coDgrrssmen, On the Tariff, Is a heskr
indication than any thing else, thai Aall T arItf
notioos j ~ IN moi Ia 10 10 ft,a Sfate5r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

Friends of tie Tariff Remem1erA-Thst
but one WING, elected as such, :vo1ed for
the repeal Of the existing TaraI, and he
has been denounced as a traitor, ;and new.
er co9ld have been eleAedtii Efis coarse
had been anticipated. Let il stso be re-
membered. thatevery vote ID aSor Of Inc
repesl, ninety mine IN number twas cast
by the opponents Of HeRfy Clay, Let i'll
never be forgotten iha, Polk a{d Dallas
are both Anti Tariff, and theirslrumph
would be The destruction OF the Nhig Ia
Tiff Of 1872. under the operationfot which
business is reviving and industry ob,ains
ing an adequate remuneratIon.-i Forum.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
GuyaauIII nae.

OVER By IS per eeut. ;han ever olFsred !,
- thissmarket, ~ JIMIrIPP
June q. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
70 Cnsf

A the season Is advanced 1 wilI-sell al tir,t
2eA cost, my entire stock Of. BaIzorines and
befsges They are Of spring purchase, and !.
hong them. the most superior qualities and Ia
teslstyles may be found. Ladies can now have
40 opportunity Of getting elegsut dresses a Ne
y reduced prices. Call and see
June % ~ MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
| Sun Shades.

est received loi Of beautiful Sun Shades,
Of The ,uost fashionable patterns, 10 which
we ask the attention of the ladies.
NAV 81 MILLER e T.aTE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
For fIle Summer

: pEAOIiFuL article Of kentIemen's calf
-. 80 .sa morocco walking shoes. very light,
ess. apa fashionable. Also. si,prsrsspd pumps,
June q j y MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
PARTY sIALIGNIrY.

Some q The loco papers have been asclib-
ing the Riots iniPhiadelphia to The aerfou az fhe
Whs Parry on lhe Subject If Native Ametean
societies, and ffw parry meetings have m sde3he
same gToundlssscharge. Ne doabisome wigs,
as some Ofthe o,herparIy, have been ilibess1 Dbl
unjus, on he subject, but re1eclng citizens III 81
condecin any dqurse which leads 10 viasr53cs
and outrage, WHETHER Natives or Fofeigners:be
the actors. Thsfillowing remarks afe. ffosn5 Al E
Albany Evening Journal, the Editor Of witch
paper has always been hind towards The fore:gn
populalion.
The Irish population OF Ph;ladeloisia
reside mainly upon lis borders, aud De-.
long TO tie county Of Philadelphia. The
County is known. has long been inde&t.
ed for its large JaclGon and Evan Bu4s6
majority. 10 The vote Of The Adopted Citii
zens. Bat haginglbecome Temperance
and Tariff men, they las, fall voted ipf
and elected the Whig ticket. Determin
ed toavenge themselves upon the Adopted
Citizens LOT The independent exercise 81
their rights tkh Loco Focos oreanizsa.s
Native American Party, s have besn 81.
E5T IL yf pffssvote The ouabfesa xhiS Il R &
SO deeply depldted Ia the city OF Ne Il
York. too, The Native American Party
originated with The Loco Focos, 10 pun.
ish such Adopted Citizens as reused tore.
main the heweTs and drawers 10 Tan nia.
ny Hall. III
"Bnt while Loco Focos got up The &c
lions which create disorder ana Outrage.
Wings jomn sra'uItously in 10 take The D.
dinm. permitting The movers 10 The mais
Ter 10 step out. Aud then, BY lie sunel
rior tact Of The Fox, we are made~tc plan
the part Of the Cat. whose paws werss
used7to draw bot chesnuls from The frs.i's
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

Pass IT RoUND!-Mr PoLse lprsssnt
Tetrs on The Tar.f --Iu the dflaete 10 the
House Of Representatives, on MTnday the
itllhapsf< MI Payne Of AlabauIh 10 reply
70 4 #quesdon Of Mr. Hardin stated o.
opposed 70 Tie T1arsB of Ts45 ~ ilsat ne .
~ fapor ot 20 per cent.lod palarem duly
on imports DISCRIMINATING BELew Ttklgli
-M8f heis IN farorof a TARIFH for 'rfps-
nae. BUT NOT ONE FARTHfNG FOR
pROTECFIONl :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
BY JOHN !. s II. Il. GAILLAHER.
NO "a.
THE ONE DAY ELEefI5N GILL.

]
While lie Lacos are ityicg Is stek ID
| dust about the acilon d IT, Sraale Ia
liayiag The bill eagshe iaH5s requiring The
Presidential Electors 10 bS chesea ID each
aud every State on The sahe Aay, we may
asEweIl siaie ,hstthe rsyg faff' tisi III pro
! ittfor. MF DUNCAN. hopsH .fot ii las bern
lreaisssa II was one 81 he krst bill re-
l.potted, IL place. wheat 5he sassFsrntion
ii 4 sianding comm fstee. bul was after.
wards referred and SOON tFpoNisd back 10
The House, making. single. section Of
SON dozen or twenty lines. { II could al
any. lime, had the Locos Sd Washed. have
been taken up and passed, ii thai eafly
period i might have gone into Effect; but
one aiieranolher he EegislAiuses asioarn-
ed, and theo lew days hesSSe the final
laituarururut " ts,sngvvsrrt4sA hssl y~eat
I.thinagh The House into the S.ne,s.
This was The position ,hs LSces wished
10 pa; the Sduaie in--io torie sASm 10
postpone the passage Of bill p0pnlsr With
all pariies. aud tien raise lie Eue I'D crv
against theml This inteniibnand his re-
rsull was communicated TO 3uss by ] leuky
Loco. during orr win4er'streil9etce al
Washington, who laughed at the good
trick they were going to play The Wig
Senate! That high brancl@oi,.ar Cavern
mentv could noi led1 lis SANCTION 10 tho
act when lis passage would hase derang-
ed all the State elections. pr nonpel4ed
extra sessions in most ot. The sIlaies. SO
the mailer thus resolves Itself: a'ne House
DELAYED the hiIbundfthe State legislatures
had All adjourned @and then drew i re.
sponsibility on the Wing SenaSe. which
they periodically met, and roWsthe Loeos
may make what capital they csa out of il.
tPkaaastp4ia EslsAn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

PIX agaiathe old paftiois q ias Rero.
htiioalt - March ID 1923, on: the pass.
age Of the bill for therelief oi.snfviving
officers Of The Revolutionary war, MI.
Polk voted IL THE. NEGATIVE = Gong.
Deb, vol 4, part ?, page 2 ti70. .
Subsequently, on p bill Is pay certain
militia, Sc, he voted in iheatfslstNe4
Marc ASlS.. 1880, be voted A6A.NsTdhe
Revolutionary pension bills anessoi. o,
part + page tie9
NJ arch 10, = Mr. Polk spoke Ionje.tims
against The, bill and voted agaia .tit.-.
Same. page 635.
february IS. 1881. be voted aeAISsT
the bill for the relief Of. revolutionary
soldirrs = Same, vol. z. page 7laG
May 2. 1892 h6so,ed against the res
solutlonary pension biIl,-saasef vols 8.
Part z, page 2,7l3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
0urensWare.

3 lgrvfIE subscribers have lately received very
general assortment of Queeusware, which
srs6oagh, 10 New York alta reduced price,
!, ,ksa will be sold al a small adrshee
- MaN % CRANE. & sADLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

- ns'zeN Grain scy,hes,
- ! DO Grass do
s box IFheutones, 81
6 dozksi Rifles, fill:
l DO 4Rakes,
! do Grass snesds.
70 stqSc and for sale low by
June r r. sIG.sFOosE.F
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04
Ramcv Slid Ves1inag-s,

49, y pieces AFsshloosele rancy ST Vest.
IA Ing, Also, real Bandauua six Hdkfs. ju.l
'i nv "a MILLER g T.gTEs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

fNN1f tutseri6ers are just receiving their
.sn1.t Df1 Goods. 10 which they invite the
1ii.1i'11 cf iho pubic. Their assortment is
~ On a1d complets. comprising every sari-
FL I| If<1th. English. and American manufac-
|'.1| |@tr'>1. and which viii Be sold 81 such
short r.1I0. Is viii astnnish pnucluai deaf
~ s HEfl.RB0WER & CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

|||||. fuRNiPs SEED.
- |'.|.. .' .' H|1itf Tarnip Seed, rais-
M ..II'I. JOSH received and for
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

salt

mi SACKS Ground Alum and Blown Salt,
~ on hand and FOR sale By
Jnooa7. s. HEFLEBowER s. CO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

Z CHOICE 10, of Honey 10 the comb tOi
tale BY S. HEFLEB0WER = co.
11bea7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

GrotiIing 4 Moving Scythes.
{ G0oD supply on hand, Of MsldrQras mar
n ufsclure. HEFLEB0WERa CO..
Mas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

charles,own, June lat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

Salad OIL
- DOZEN bottles on hand and for sale BY
nv 2. S HEFLtBoWER 4 co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-04

boots & Shoes.
0RHE subscribershsye on hand and expect
~ constantly 10 keep, q general assortment
Of Boots and shoes, both coafse and fne, made
81 M. John Avs, Jr.. (who isso eetebraied for
making neatsnd durable work y and are deter
mlhed 10 sell as chesp rs iheehespest.
june 6. CRANE 81 S.aDLER.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-27
NO CURE NO PAYs

CT. LOUIS LOCKE HOSPITAL, No %
- Locus, st.-Chnllenge Of $500 accepted
Read and Judge Tor yourselves Neither
Quackery nor Imposition lit ,s we'll know
that DR.. d., til proprietor Of the Locke Hoe
pi,al, is the most celebrated physician tina,
has undertaken the practice Of diseases Of .
delicate nature, in this city.
Dr. D. may be consulted con6dentially fo'
the following diseases: Syphilis. gon.rrhra.
gleet, structures. inflammation Of the bladder,
gravel, piles diseases Of the womb, impe,en-
cy. diseases Of the bones; and also dyspepsia
acute and chronic rheumatism, fits, kings
evil, consumption in all its stages, palsey,
liver complaint, dropsy, cancers, W eak eyes,
phthisic and all similar complaints. Per.
| sons making application and taking Or. DPS
advice, may depend on positive and com.
plete recovery.
Strangers are appraised that Dr.. D. is reg
ular ply stefan, aud has devoted the last ten
wears Of his practice to the curing Of the
above diseases.
PRIVATE CoMMUSIcA1IoNs.-Pe Persons resi- ding
out Of the city, and wishing to consult Dr. D.
must address (post paid) with fee enclosed
and all such letters will meet with prom2
attention. Those addressing him will be re
quired to describe symptoms, so as 20 enable
him to furnish the necessary remedies.
N. B.--.4ny person wishing private room
until cured, can have y BY applying 10 Dr.. D,
april 13-ly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-27

THE Subscribers have establish. I'd a
= branch Of their house in this City, a,
he store opposite Mr.. Wesley Jones, where
hey intend to keep good supply OF Tin
Plates, Copper. Sheet iron, Hire. and Tunes
Stock in general-Also, Stoves Of all pni-
terms, viz: Cook, 10 plates, plates, Box.
Parlor and Alright, Iron Of all sizes. Steel
Neils, Salt, Jewe,,'s Ploughs &c. To which
we would respectfully invite the attention
of the public, knowing tina, BY the lew cash
prices, we will be enabled 10 please all who
may favor US with call, which we earnest
ly solicit. BRIDGE & HALE.
Nav 90.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-27

RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of Bur.
IL iington that he has just received from New
York aud st. Louis. a general assortment Of Fan.
cy and Staple Dry Goods. which he feels conf
slent that he can sell as chear as can be bought
any where else in the city; all he ask. is custom
err, and he will show them his Goods, give the m
ais prices and let them judge for themselves.
My stock consists in part as follows, viz:
Heavy Pilot and Beaver cloths. Broad do.
Mole Skin. PULLED cloths, Kentucky Jeans,
Satinets. Kerseys. Linseys. Fianneis.
Bed Tick,ngs. Blankets. prom Checks,
Gisghams, Prints Of various qualities and pat
terms, Table Linen, brown and bleached Mnsiins
Gloves. Suspenders, Needles, Pins. Looking Glass.
Is. Handkerchie!s.. Cotton yarns. Stationery,
Hardware. Queenswsre. Hats end Caps, Boots
sad Shoes, Sole and Upper Leather, and a grea
many other articles too numerous to me nton, all
Of which will be cold for cash, pork, wheat. corn
osts, 6ax seed. beeswax, &c.
Dec. ely 3 T. DAVID,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-27
FashtOnable Nfilliner and Dress
Maker
Interesting to the Ladies.

"ILLIAM GARRETT has beautiful
w assortment OF lambs wool, wors,ed me-
rino, white and colored cotton lilse, sill hose,
ladies' cravats, iilse, Ashburton and plat Iaces,
edeings and insertings, lace muslin, plain
and striped, Swiss and jaconet musins, col
eretts, cuffs. chemizet,s. mourning collars,
cap netts and iaces for caps and cardi GALS,
fnnges and gimps of all colors, linen cambria
and linen cambria handkfs. artificial flowers
and some other pretty things. Call soon or
you will be 100 late, they are going very fast.
apr 90 ia
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-27

Cloths, Cassimeres, Ky. and Glasgow
jeans;
Mo'eskin and Beaverteens;
Parametta cloth;
Plain, striped and changeable Alpacas.
at all prices;
Merinoes; Parsiennes, new article;
Earlston, Manchester and American
ginghams;
Black Silk and tabby Velvets;
Shaws Of all kinds;
Silk, Cotton and Gngham Hdkfs;
Blue and blue-b'ack Bombazines;
Mouselain De LANES;
Fancy Prints and dress Ilandkerchiels
Blk and variegaied Gimps and Fringes
for Alpaca dresses;
Jackonet Edeings, Ashburton Plai, and
Facy Nett Laces, Edgngs and lnscr-
tons;
Linen Cambria llandk5rchiefs; Heron
stitched do;
Plain and Fig'd white and blnck Nets,
Plain, Striped, Barred, and Figured
Jdckonet;
Null, Swiss and Book Muslns;
Linen Cambria;
Plain and figured Bobinett;
New style Bonnie, Ribbons;
Irish Linen, Table Linen. Table Cloths
Coored muslins, Brown Holland serge
hid, silk. worsted. cotton, Berlin, Lin.
en- and Hosk a Gloves;
Hosiery Of all kinds;
Black Italian Cravats, fancy silk do;
Al eSceedingl, low prices, with grca
Of which will be sold very low for cash
ca i OF the sign ofthe Great Western, CO
anime for themselves.
April Is, 1844-ly.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-27
Valuable Mill Property for IN

TIME subscriber offers for sale. on liberal tsrss
i both Of his mills situate opposite Burliagtss
IN Illinois. Ons Of said mills has saw in (aI ~
GRAFTON and also the main part Of The running ~
&c, fer grst mill. The other mill 10 calculates.
for saving exclusively. The undersigned wils
sell beth 81 ths mills. or either OF the milling pns.
ileges ct the first mentioned one; or, IL hs essses
sell. ne wsll take IN partner who may hsvs
small capitol. The mills are both situsted wii.m
a short distance Of Burlington, and in one u ~
NEST advantageous sections Of the couniry. ~ eGx
further particulars, apply g the subscriber = m
residence in Burlington,
March 20. 1844-U WM. GRIFTEIs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-27

"RIG INDIAN VEGETABLE
w PULLS, OF TIE NORTH AMERICAN co,tssEo Oh
pEALTB.-lf the channels Of our mighty rivers
become SO obstructed as to afford an insuds.
cient outlet tor the superintendent waters, ws
| can expect nothing less than that the sur
| rounding country will be ovefwh esmed viii
the fisod. In like manner win the human
eodv-if the skin, kidneys and bowels, The
natural outlets fer usefulness and eorJec.
hnmors,) become so obsifIcted as TO fail ia
aftording full discharge Of those impurities;
which are in all
TIE CAUSE OF SICKNESS,
we surely can expect no other result. thad
hat the whole frame will. sooner or later, BE-
OVERWHELMED WITH DISEASE.
Az in the first place, if we would prevent
| an inrndatiol, we must removc oil ohstrse.
tons, in order that here may be no him
drance 10 the tree discharge OF the super.
abundent waters. So, in the second place, u
we would prevent and cure disease, we mus
open. and keep open, the natural drains d
the body. !.
WRlGHr'S INDIAN vEGETADLE
PILLS,
Of The North American College Of Health will
be found the equal il not the very
BEST MEDICINE In THE WORLD
For carrying out this beautiful and eimpls
theory. ecause they completely cleanse ,hs
stomach and bowels from ell bilious humos
and other mruriy, and at the same time pro-
mote healthy discharge from The lasgs,
ekin and kidneys; consequently, ~ oil ne
natural drains are opened,
DISEASE OF EVERY NAME IS LIT
ERALLY DRIVEN FROM THE BODY.
|G-CAuTtoS The greet popularity and cor
srquent great demand Of Wright's lndiaa
Vegetable Pills has raised up a host Of coue'
terfeiters. the public should be on thsif
guard. The only security agains, imPcaivoa.
is 20 purchase from the rcgmlsr advertlssa
age n,s, and in all cases be particular 70 ~
for Wrighrs Indian Vegetable Pills.
l.. X. Wood~ ard, general agent, eornefd
Third and Chestnut SITS. ST. Louis, Me. Lh
Tailant. agent for Iowa Territory, Water -
Burlington.
apr 20 '44-tf