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The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-08
SHARON SEMINARY.

r1NHE FALL TERM Of hi school willhc onenediorihe
instruction oi Ouug ltdrs nud gentlemen, on Nom
dies the 9Th Of sept Hui rOutirue twelve weeks hmll-
ina hes been fitted up with convenient apartments rfr-
citation aud "r the nccnmmohtt On Of those who
mly wish. Il Juvenile Department will Ice organized and
but under the direction ofln experienced teerher.
Instruction will be given in MI branches that
erlc in the former prospectus and the text books VIII
ne the same Arrangements have been made to- procure
NJ mathematical Instruments and the art Of Survey
ing Leyeln1 Measuring RI Heights and Distances will
he taught, both theoretically nnd practically.
TUITION.
Juvenile ID, p,rtnents $3.50
Higher Brances. VARYING from $3.50 10 $500
PArtirnlir attention will be given to those who wish
N dual {, themselves tor teaching.
Board he obtained in good families IN reason
able term. and rooms for those who wishes to board
themselves.
No deduction made for absence during term time, ex-
wM.R STONE, PniScrp.l.
Sharon. Vt, July c, 1874. 2l9 3w
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New SlOrc-Ncw Firln-Ncw Goods,
BRHNSMAIED 4 BROTHERS
SUCCESSORS no
PANCBORN q BRINSMAlD,
BURLINGTON. VT,

A RE prepared to sell at the lowest Boston or New
~ York prices M wholesale OrrelHil, Watches Clocks
Jewelry, German SilTer plated BRITANNIA and other
Metal Goods, Gold Thinhrs, Sprctnclrs. Chains, RINGS
Pins brooches and nl goods in the He and besides the
finest description of G0Os We are krenng great yrie
~ ri Goods Mt wholesale TO supply Pcars Others. To
sell again, and weinyite calls aud orders from abroad
assuring that they will find the Goods low and
o the quality they are sold for
We import GuUls ar buy them wherever we can get
them to advantage and shall sell so that give
toners satisfaction.
Orders from distance attended to promptly, and as
good bargains given, Ia the least, by personal mp
plcaOn. Clocks or Watches. by the box ar single
We IGcnls FIR the Diamond pointed Gold Pens, Fy
Nets, for Horses and MOrrisOn's Pills.
We have Willow Wnre, Combs, Brushes Tonsekpep-
lug Articles. Ralors. and other Cutlery. Communion Fur
nurr, Fishing Tackle Baskets Stocks, Scars, Collars
Suspenders, &c.
We have Dressing Cases. Work I,oVes Muscal instrl.
mens. Bass and ouhe Bass VioS Melolians and most
smaller instruments and Musical Merchandise.
In short we would just SAY that we have verv extern
sive aud varied assortment Of american English German,
and Paris FANCY ARTICLES. and we are fully
aware That the WAY To sell them is 10 pn them 80 low that
Boston New York will not be more Tvornhle place
bu, them We buy for Cash. and sell for cash Oar
buy chea here my other place. ANY
chooses TO send US the cash for gold or silver
Watch from distance other article. and leave the
selection To- they shall have article worth The
sent, and # II does not suit II can he exchanged Our Sill:
yer Spoons made in uiir shop.
Particular attention paid to fine Watch repairing.
BRINSMAlD a BROTHERS.
20tf Burlington, Vermont.
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NJRnnd Mrs LIVINGSTON will open school At
NJ south Won0>tOck, Tor Ladies and GcllltlnN On
Murdpl, sept, 81,
Instruction VIII he given in all the English branches L.
slI\ TAUGHT in High schools and Academies, frticu-
lar atentiu, VII, he gwen to the illustration o hc sever
nj branches taught lbs occasional Lectures, ana nh pans
wifi he snrrd ~ rrnier the school both Interesting md
profitable to those who may pliron,Ic II. The school
viii he furnished win Philosophical, Astronomical Chem
ird aud Survey ing Apparatus which VIII he extensively
il,rd IN Lectures uud before the Clt>sos' S'hntr, are
earnestly rrpues, To enter the school at the commence
tnl ulur l.t Uut they will he received NJ any time.
All who MAKE early application 10y cllrr orolhcrwScJ
TO the pHuruu or Trustees, ,hl he ac' omnolhcd with
bunri IN good firs IA rom l2i tn 80 per wcrh, ur
with rooms to hoard themselves Competent teachers nud
r,upflcucrd assistance viii hc procured necessary.
TUITION.
For the common branches per term Of II weeks. $3.50
- Ut,hpr 800
" IIgIpr branches Of Mathematics 3,2j
Writing " u be- W EXTRA CHARGE.
AMNu WILLARD,
WILLARD BOWMAN, Trustees.
JAMES &. SLAETON,
South WOOlsnck Iuy 22d, l-il 2ln 3w'
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EnNUE sTBCRIBER gives notice that the Stage
Fare from Woodstock Vito Nashna,N. H., is reduc-
IS I O q sly

The public uuc also notified that they will find things on
This tine EXACTLY 4, they are Representa- to he!
The price ui rclhc disnECc-tle time Of arrival and
departure ARE STATED tube just what they ARE-nO de.
ceptiun-NO FRAUD.
Passengers who take seats in this line will find ever,
thing IN their minds aud 10 possible pains spared To make
their trip satisfactory they may he assured That the
Fare fran Woodstock 10 ishuH will beOHiy Owe DOL.
LiR dNU SEEENTr-FIGE CENTS.
Passengers from the North will take the "IILL" or
BEL iiEL" road Mt Montpelier. ms by either Of these
routes they Will hit the daily stage at Woodstock, and the
cars at Nashua.
II Remember, through Woodstock, Windsor and Car.
omOnt to Nashua
Passengers wishing to to, or by the WAY of Con
cOr will find ii for their interest Ia take this line, they
may assured they will be carried ,heHp ANY
other route II. PALMER. Agent.
Woodstock, May |, 1914. 2O7 II
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BARNARD INSTITUTE.



A SCHOOL iur the instruction Of lonns Ladies and
n GtHllcHpn will I've upuurd nj BHrnnnI, by
Mr. i. {. CRpDKER. A. b.,
commencing on Monday sept. 81 10 continue II weeks.
Instruction viii be- given IN The following brnnclrs,
viz English Grammar, GeugrUlhy Arithmetic. Algebra.
q, omc'r, Application Of Algebra I" Grunclry, Lo2a-
rilhms Trgunnmclry. McnsUuliluu ui Heights ma Dis
tu,e. ricr. aud Solids, surveying. Conc Sections,
Natural moral aud Intellectual Philosophy Astronomy
Chemistry, Rhrtosic Logic, Topography, composition
aud the French LtulunI',
TEXT BOOKS.
Mitchell, Ceogrnnly, Adams Arithmetic, smith NJ
sWnu', Grmmrr, nu's Algebra, Dawes lrsendre', Gr
omrrr. Tr.gunnWcify and Mrn,uTti,ni. Gibbons Sir.
y,.ug and log triIhlS lluttunS Comic sections, Tom.
sin.k', Ihemistrv md Natural phinsuph, AhergrONbcF
Iuttllrrml uud VIA, land, moral rhO.ophy. Ulm.ted,
Astronomy, Brrit', Geography nj the Heavens, Hedge.
Lone. Blair. ticprir, Robins I.tOrv Bo,er~' French
Dctoat.,, Bulmir'- Leyinlcs French Grammar, Penn,
Fnhirs. Sic de- Washington.
TtiriON -ihu,r who attend to the common English
bnucrs only, viii he charged SAlD
Higher branches from 800 To $3.50
French Language extra 800
- Particular nitrnt0a win he paid 10 those who wish
tOGuily themsciyc. Of teaching Instruction viii also
be- gvrn in Fencing, nrOui-,wonl Exercise aud Military
dIlI r,ir, red Butl can be- obtained IN good tuni,s
from sl.2i to - per work. hniiiins j. now being
ir'rl mp sn'tis r the accommodation at the school
Furlicr reference Ice mude 10 the Principal or the
iuilrVng board uf Trustees. ..
EBENR ATWOOD, JOS u, DANfORTH
SETH CONANT HIRAM ATKINS.
Barnard, July 2Zi, l1it.
TIL. ce-'ie- that NrJ. &. Croukcr WINS engngei rs
Prurra oiuc South Woodstock High school, in the fab
~ l-I3 and TINT Lc give entire satisfaction. We there
fore VERY rhcrr,ly recommend him to an enlightened
public o.. good and faithful Instructor
AMNI WILLARD. Trus,,ssOfhe
JAMESt. SLhNTON, )U-h Nch01L
So. Woodstock, July 9Th, l-H. 2!9-3w
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-08

1hcdemuud the past week his been vcrN limited Ter
prime article, O,huyr qunl,d- There hu> been within
few duN> past some sales Ol ntrirr articles ~ T.
stcnrn, Central street NJ small discount Um quun
uttiOns,
wool.
Snlrs brisk DIV growers the paswerk, mostly taken hy
sprcualors, advHnce in price from quotation dncipI-
trb. StNunN fleece - SD Am,fCn til blood /! Ii
do l.2 Ia 81 IS lido com. to ii % n 81.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-08
GEO, W. VANDUzEE
STILL KEEPS OPEN SHOP AT HIS OLD
TAI L OR . On q

acknowledgements
lie thanks his friends for the "PERFECT RUSH
III with which they have crowded his shop during Tho
past seusun and in duty bound hereby pronIis's 10
.'BgCuME ALL THINGS 10 ALL MEN" AND BOYS
making and cutting for others 10 make, as well aslur
nhng READY MADE, all sorts Of clothing, 10 SUI Inc
size, form and those ii" want tobe ~ fSstd bp
either Or fashion or comfort or for both combined
READY MADE CLOTHING furnished nj II little low
er rate and OF much better quality thnn can be had NJ
any other shop in The TOWN or COUNTY
Mr. V. Is Iu,t in from THE CITY with the latest and
hest sly les Tor the Fall and Winter. Gull gentlemen and
tNamue the PREMISES.
Mr. V. fluids his business pressing that he cannot, in
Justice Ia his Customers spend his time in BOOK KEEP
ING; wherefore all pay and exchanges Tor work must be
AT The time the work is done.
Mr. " will keep no hook nj accounts after the first day
of Ornler next aud all unsettled accounts previous 70
ina, lime must he closed Immediately.
n. h. FIRST RATE JOURNEyMAN WANTED. Won
Lut me first rdte nerd uIpiy. GEO W. VANDlZEE.
WOotstock sept %, lei3. l76 If
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DIR y .NlLT.

GROUND Rock Salt superior article for butter
IN Tor slle cheap by CllAS DANA Jr.
Apr Il, I-ll.
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-08
TYSON FURNACE,

IsNIIE subseriherHgent OF the TYSON FlRNA'E at
d Plymouth VI, would respectfully inform the former
friends aud patrons Oi the establishment and the pubic
generally that they have now on hand ma continue week
~ to make large assortment Of
The mast opprorcdPottcr" Cooking Stores;
d0 do d0 P0ir do do.
also PIRLOR g. BOOKSTORES
in greet rdricty, togethcr mith crery rdric-
The Woodstock age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1844-1845, 1844-08-08
CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT

- 49, tsi=35a, c 5 ~. I,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22


a IL persons ere hereby cautioned sgairst
~ purchasing any Of The following described
notes or due bills, towits Two notes signed By
Daniel Haskell and James Clark for the Sum 81
$3l, each dated May 30th, l9a2. and pay able
sixty days from dste to lanes r. Fayerweather
or order, aud by hin assigned to Charles Nealley,
on one Of which il on endorsement Of S., on the
other sic; and one note signed by Charles H.
Pssh for the sum Of $iD, dated May 18th, lsa4,
payable the LIST day Of jane (inst. to q. G.
Nea.ley-also, due bills, one signed by John n.
M'Kenney, one by Presley Dunlap, one by Jas.
w. Neailey and one signed by Silas Ferry, (and
there may be others, all made PAYABLE to g. C.
Nealley. The same having been lost, (supposed
to have been stoien,) from the subscriber on
Monday night last. IS
The above with S34 in cash (bank hil.sl were
contained in black morocco wallet. will
give $40 for the recovery Of its contents.
June 81, DIST G. G. NEALLEY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22
irelnk "a kOiA

DeTUkN sAet ,t6aks 10 he ciiitssSs
II Duriipgtooi pua ~ yieinity foE fhe III
eFal passeAsne dizzy Asve hers telors received
lhsys have 6tted. NJ shiii sKai II he north
sad. q 10 Ral 01ss EaiidinR, ~ Msis
erect whsre they iatssa 10 continaa tnsi
bussness . sailsp- They nope BY s,yic, a.
seutioA % bnsetassss % merit The continpsncs
Of Ne puulis Gasos-
n. b. Earmen would DO wall 10 give then
Z ell, q they inssn1 ~ sak ell kiata Of pro
ducs u pAyUsnn foE work. Their price,
shall ccrisAecnsL wild abe reduced Prices .
produce aaa the pressure 81 tbs times.
Aus a6-Sm
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

T1HE undersigned have just opened Livery
j Stable in the rear Of Corse s Harriman's
Cbach Factory, where they intend keeping At
all times good and general assortment Of horses
public; and they hope BY faithful attention to
business to merit SHARE Of public patronage.
Persons wishing their horses kept BY the week
would do well TO give them call before engage
ing elsewhere; for they hedge themselves to
keep on hard At all times plenty Of good prov
ender, and good and attentive ostlefl. No pains
shall Be spared to render general Aaiislaction.
McCAILON, CoRSE 4 Co.
NAV IS ,44-3m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

GrOcertes-
AE SACKS Rio and Havana eeil1Sl
- hhds N. o. susaf;
q bbls n. 9. fnoiasses,
80 kegs ass'd Juniata and Boston nailh.
100 l-9 boxes by 10 window slsss.
30 do 10" q do
10 dog painted buckets,
100 bushels dried apples and peaehe1.
10 boxes assorted Virginia tobacco, 9a
chests Y. Hyson and Imperial tea.
$50 lbs. Spanish Aoat indigo.
1000 sole leather,
bills linseed oil, received, spd Isl sale 81
w. F. COULBAUGH & Co.
may II, ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

ss.1fc Delssate Meeslng.
49, appointed BY the seves.l
. Lee County, met At Mon
I, q s,h inst. for the purpose &
go. ticket to be supported by the
| 49, Party If the County ut The
hr August election.
- ~ssntion came 10 order BY call
n. Sala, Of West Point towns
hE Chair, and appointing Vim:
2 Fort Madison, Secretary.
o. ellswine persons appeared -
presented their credentials and
pr'seafs IN the Convention:
p Toscmskip.-Lewis jolly,
floyd, and Mr.. Hughes. a..
5000 TSscnsh;p.-Jesse O'Neil.
- usrsh, Isaac Briggs, and Samuel
49,, s R;des TosmsAip.-Wm. Per-
M. a. Thurston, and George Ber-
~ af~I,m Tocnsk;p.--Joseph Nor
-. ""' =. W. rovpc
c. hs'n' ,na -. ics.rh Hamilton.
-. Jackson, and Andrew Sample.
ns.ifm Toraship.-Joeiah Clifton;
q. Nedry, and John Brison:
- To;csship.-H. J. Campbell,
- Brown, Daniel Hihe, L. E. johns
- Tai. VanorsAall.
=. = a. n;.s;sMIohn Shame. Hen.
psL.r p. N. Miller;
gsse,. g. =. 2
g. NY Ham;ifah:
9Eiss,us I ls.o". 60, "a Hur6eii
- ssck' 'e3A
S!nvan; .y,.x;a Calland
q perlins and ].
800. . S''1 ''
- n, = IA. I...c W Grit.
c.hIn Rnn Grin llodd
- & S
= 49, Tocs,k ms -Jes.e
~.cs,,a. =. ..ai n Iohrson
"A ~. 80. AJns I.,mnson
.ss.1 Cs-r.l;ns n Tnrner
- n-.I~ 4r,hnr Halfsr.v
,ec..s: ~ Tas;.h Vent
n1 r.,...i:.-No Delecates an,
l. f,.,.-.;,,.. .,,,,,,,o..a =,
.-- 80 ..sh s.,.,,.Ss, ~. 81.
q A 49,. 49, ...... ~, - r
e.. 49,, ~r .ss.h a;
- - $3.50 49, = @.'
~ -,
$3.50 's
49,, - g.. - o,,c:.,
.soyus svm ~" by, - cae'
= Msa0lnesGn, : oung; - Maa n
>..k saC~se
A a~. ~ Z
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.ses' M s'&, -
nm,e 81 Mes- on's" lamp
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spSI'e1, 49, .au1 =, ue "onl
NC No"se.Ao'', ~ s'.'
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: 49, 1S'c1s"' slu '''as 9. ."e oa'
cs ~. 49, a;l is's 49, - VIC . svu,.
Srssa.s 49, 49,, ., ,.., - go -
~ 49,.
s.n's :. sa..ss, s. 80 81.
ss = - - s.e $500, sa,sr,.S ' '' ~
60 ON ",,d Axs,.
-" = A'iAl' anu SDAe"
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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

NONE Al the suhscrih-rs On W ashingten street.
- Csc do west Of Main. in tie roon, fern. rly
occupied BY M. ID. Browning rs = Law office. where
all orders will be promptly executed at the
sAortest notice and the moot reasonable terms,
by june % lAj CIV. EAGLESFitlD.
3. The partnership herrt' { re existing be.
tween Fsglrs6eid and Horton 10 dissolved nv mu.
tusl co seat. EAGLESFIE!.D 4 HORTON.
june q i@-6m. (Hawkeye copy
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22
Wlliskey
Hats! fIats!,!

1--WE or six two horse wagons Of John Hen
II nor's manufacture, of Pennsylvania, war
fanted very superior article, for sale BY
june IA w. s. MCUTCHEON.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

The etaea viii 90 tnund ~ oe O. . aupeYt@
o. quslisv; Il vac rasde e. an IN otdv< rS-
pressly tar this market. Bnildere, cor'rsc,o.s
and the public, at~ invited socall ardsexsm-
lhe this Vlsas before parcAHsine cvs.where,
| apri 70 ~ VIZ GARRETT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye
Stu1ks, Oils, Leafs, BrOnzes,

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye
Stu4s, Oils, Leafs, BrOnxes,
SC, SC.
4 FRESH supply just received, including
"A fifty bottles quinine,
Opium, extr. conium, hyascianus,
Blue pill Eng sulph. potass,
Pulv. rhoi. rad. columb. do gent.
Cardamon seeds, red oxide iron,
Arrow root, sago, kreosote, SIENNA,
Morphine; pyfoiigneus, gm- Epaiac.
Carb ammonia, GIN. assafGtida,
Urva ursi pulv. epicae,
Balsom copaiva, spts. nitre,
Emp robrons, calomel, cantharides, SC.
ALSO
9 bills grind. log and ME wood,
] cask madden, Dbl -four, sulphur.
= bills spts turpentine and varnish,
2 kegs vitriol and glue, key 81. oil,
Dbl. east. oil, packs. gold leaf, &C.
ALSO
Vegetable oils, essences, cologne,
100 lbs carb soda, camphor,
100 " sal epson, 3D..
$50 indigo, paint ktdshss, whitewash
brushes, and a variety of other articles in the
above line, very low for cash, by
ma5 IL IA COPP'& PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

tf IA =
ttvHERE will be public sale Of Lots in The
town Of 0skalboss, the seat Of Justice o
Makaska county, on Saturday the 18th day q
June next 1srMs&0ne eighth 1t the purchat<
m0ney to Be aid 1t the time Of sale, md resi-
due in two equal annual payments.
OSKALO0SA il located in what j. taniliaIIy
called tbe !" NdyfoGj' high and beeqtifhl ridge
Of prairie, dividing the waters Of the pes Moines
and Skunk Rivers. i js surrounded by excel
lent land, including timbs! in sbdhdaneeJ Of the
very best quality5 also, abodnding with - hne
springs Of f;nning water g can b found in any
portion 6f the west. II ID shout foEty-6vs miles
from Fairfield in Jefferson county, On the gysai
AoypssAfav up the ss1isides to the new Indian
Agency It the Raccoon Forks Of the Dts Moine'
river.
The fertility Of the s6il, abundanee Of timber
privilege Of water p0wes, easy access to larga
nunntitiee Of lime stone and stone coal, snd ~
1bundant supply Of excellent spring and vel
v1ier. Ill contribute to render Il the most heal.
tkv and desirable part q Iowa.
A. order Of the Board Of Commissioners o.
MahasLa county, Nay 18Th, 1874:
jaas Is ~ sa ~ - 1ssg6.
.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22
Philadelphia Package Sales OF
boots AND SHOES,
Every Tuesday Morning, at 10 o'clock
BY G. W. LORD.

NiR0.-A combination having been formed
" b, I portion Of the dealers in Boots and Shoes
in this city, with the avowed object of suppress
sing the sale Of those goods BY auction, it seems
proper + { the subscriber, (who has held these
notwithstanding this combination, the sales will
not be stopped; but the contrary, as he will
now rely more thsh ever on the patronage Of the
Country Merchants, the sales will be held every
Tuesday morning, at the auction store, 20e Mar
ket Street, and bis arrangements with the Man
ufacturefs, both Of this city and all New England,
Gre such as to insure him constant and full sups
PLY Of every description Of goods.
The mere fact OF 50 great an effort being made
to pu: down these sales, is the best evidence the
Country Merchant can have, that it is for his in
terest to sustain them.
Philadelphia, March Is, 1s44.-3m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

New and Rtch Goods.
CONSISTING Of the real Damssk siIk, Cash.
~ mere, broche, M. de lane and other shsu4ss
eros de Swiss, Persian and satin silks, silk pciMts
and other hdkfs; alpaccas, alpinss, bpmbaxines,
Victoria, 1hibets, Orleans, csmble<eens, mesi-
nos, silk nett and common lace welding, &e.; siIk
umbrellas, parasols, sun shades, Az afas
ORGANIZES and RALZ.AHfNEG
De lanes and common lawns; hESe sssorsnoH4
Of prints; ginghams, Tarlton, bSEinet, fgsd j6ec.
net, laces, Isle and thread e1gings and insert.
ings; variety Of ribbons, silk sworsted and CT
ton hosiery and gloves, &c., ESD broad cloths,
cas'imeres, buckskns, sati1ets and jeanss black
ETY. Of plain and farcy linen and cotton goods lcr
summer clothing with trimmings for same, &c.
The prices Of the above goods will b made 10
suit purchasers. +irf W
NAV IA COPp q pARS0N&
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-22

Durlingtsn H. tsanary.
LEAVING rsssntIy enlarged thh ssashliuh-
III nent M put 4 II M6n et6tly@ os1sr
than hIreto6ogs, \ noW ptlplfsd 4 IN IN tUdsss
with aceurocy a8a aeep1ack. ~.
raeo1s y wase Il any dssetipliSe q. Csse-
tags, fncludinG M kess, AollsU wees, Slegea
trees, end al Other ayticles usually
cd It such N setahli1hasnt, win Ind 4 10
their interest 70 call On the undersl<Ded.
c. HENDEfE . O.. \
Burlington, My is, ~ 81
New SsoSas, WhslsSAlo anA R1taal.
|vFNHE subscribers htvk fast received. iirett
u from Nav York and Philadelphia, : lares
eesortment Of Fancy and Stlpie nsy Goods,
Groceries Hardware, -QusensiRark, Bpos and
shoes, Iron and Malta, Cotton Yarns, teathess,
&c, &c, which added to their former stock,
renders Il the largest and most complete assert.
ment Of goods for sale ia this city. IL their
cns'omers and the public generally, they be-
leave to say thst tlsir goods have besn purchas.
Cd sscj.stvely fsr cusk, and while they do no,
epest Of selling acheaper than the cheapest, q
they distinctly psdgs themsslvss not to be under
sold By any house north Of 81. Louis. Country
merchants win be supplied It St. Louis prices.
All kinds Of produce taken in payment
w. F. COOLBAUGH 4 Co.
Burlington, May II ~
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nj ISs $. }. RlcHESON world respectable y.
Iva form the citizen, Of Bsrlsngson and vieialU J
Us various branches, on TAlfa extws~N 1Vluhinrv
ton ard J. Herson streets. IN the hosse With Mr.
Jordon. From, her experiences ~ bssinoso ~
hopes togise general sstisfaction. and ltoua -
deposition topssse she hopes - merit sAasU q y
public patronage. M. ~
n. 3. Repairing dose rshe shorIest aosics go
the most re assnahle ternss. ss4 NO. 54E ssF ID =
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lust RECEIVED, per steamer Iowa, tirec,
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10 bbls. molases,
% sacks prime HAVANA coffee,
26 /" Rio do
20 Laguyra do
STA chests Imperial tee,
20 IA Y. H. do
2 chests black do
kegs herreng in pickle,
4 bbls. mackesel,
10 boxes cod fish,
10 assorted qualities tobacco.
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small profit for cash. JOHN s. DAVID.
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