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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-09

THE OCEAN MAIL STEAMERS the course Of
three months the mail steamers which now touch
at Halifax, are to run direct TO Boston, and the
mails forwarded overland to Canada. There is to
De side line to Halifax, composed Of fast sailing
briggs or small steam Ships which are to leave Bos
for that point on the arrival of the mail steam
ers. Two days in trip will often be gained by
this arrangement, and the passage from Liverpool
TO Boston lessened to ten and eleven DAYS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-09

The NEW ROUTE TO BosTos. To-day the new
route to Boston opens. Trains will leave Brook
lynat O'Clock this morning, and reach Boston al
o'clock this evening. We can, therefore, eat
late breakfast here, knock space into three cor
nered hat on Long Island Sound, and take an ear.
y tea In Boston, all on he samr day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-09
We deem them all beneath worthsl cen the bonest
man,
Whose yellow cheeks are covered DER witpimples and

man,
Whose yellow checks covered DER wth,pmples and
with tan,
We cannot love being WE'LL with beauty thus defaced,
When but for so cents IN cash oil ALL might be erased
The above lines written by no has tested in
so the never failing efficacy OF Jones' Italian Chemi
cal Soap in curing erup.ions, chspped tender flesh,
clearing the complexion &c All who thus troubled
with pimples blotches kles sunburp morphew,
pnGsd in the papers, it is Of the most excellent and
valuable articles made but mind Ii you want the
genuine buy nowhere in this city but at the sign Of the
American Eagle, 81 Chatham stPrice so cents in Bos
ton, State at In Philadelphia, Ledger Buildings in
Brooklyn, L. l., 1870 Fulton st.
CO. WE OBSERVE THAT DIR. GOURAUD, NOT
content with identifying the compilations OF his fair
friends has lately with the aid Of his wonderful prepara
tons, actually beautfed his store! DR.. Gourauda
depot Ia bou OF place, where all IL neatness and per-
feet order The wonder IT, how DR.. Gouraud manages to
transact the business he does in place circumscrned
in its dimensions but the key TO the mystery IL found IN
the clocklke regularity Of its internal arrangements
visit to DR. Gourauds laboratory would surprise many OF
scientific Swans and lesson might be learned which
standing the vast quantity Of Medcaed Soap Poudres
Snt tile, Orecian Hair Dye, Liquid RoHge, Lily White,
id est genus omme which the Doctor supplies annually 70
the home and foreign markets. every article is manuiac
tured under his own immediate supervision thereby
surfing his customers the perfect geuuineness and una
duteration OF his preparations. To be had only at 81
Walker street, lst Store FROM Broadway.
ny- THE EAST INDIA HAIR DYE IS wARRAN.
tel to import TO the hair beautiful Jet black without
either affecting the sottness strength, and without
staining in any way inurng the skin 1t Is perfectly
tine health Ia atesied by the experience Of those IN
this city who have used il for long time and who stili
,ntinue TO use IT, An appreh enson Of Its possessing
injurious qualities has alone deferred thousands from
using this valuable composition which SO much beau'i-
fees and adorns personal appearance Sold ~ W court
lande street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-09

1r7- PIsIPLES ON THE FACE, SORE EYES, wesk
backs pain in the side Of the chest disabled
limbs and all naammatons speedily cured by Con.
nss Magical Pain Extractor This remarkable sanative
possesses many virtues found in any other article
1t has the most perfect control all burns removing
the pain almost Immediately upon its application. any
them call and exsmine the unsolicited cer
fcaes of remarkable wrought by this oil healing
ointment II has for months past been sold the follow
ing liberal terms, to wits II the not perfectly
satisfied with lis effects and did not find to answer full
ly recommendation their money will be returned i'm
mediately their request On these this absolute
HeaLAu is sold, and simply ask If the public
demand any thing reasonable It is found only
genuine at 81 Courtlandt st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-09

ESCAPE FROM THE Iowa PENITENTIARY AND SUI
cIDE,-A gentleman who came up on the st. Croix
informs u.s. that few days since prisoners in the
Iowa Penitentiary at Fort Madison knocked down one
OF the keepers with and made their escape One
Of them retaken the other Is at large An iron
collar placed around the neck caught and
he was sent iuto the woods fell timber When
large in the act pf falling he threw himself
der II and was crushed to death.-G alena Gazette.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-09

HUDSON hiviR ExpREss.-Ovrrtsn IL Co. have
established an express to all the river towns. /,
VIII be great convenience to the public. See ed
vertisement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-09

ng- PROTECTION This significant word has good
deal Of neutrality-suspicious. by tariff protection by an
efficient interpretation by the laws Of the landand
under the word protection, il properly noticed, we could
have history o. the folly OF people Legislatures and go
vernmsnts 10 very age and cline Under this word pro-
tecton government, well all others at all lines
have oppressed the industry Of the countries which
they preside; under the pretence o. protection me ndus
down the present Examine the history OF Spain, and
it consists Of nothing but protection. In tact we could
here mention thousand other kinds Of protection but
the greatest Of all to be protected from sickness by the
timely OF Pernaris Diarrh1a Medicine You can al
ways supplied wi this great protection by calling
r. 3. BERNARD, 81 Nassau st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-09

WEBSTER At a MASS MEETlNs.-There is to be
wing monster meeting at Springfield to-day
Daniel Webster ia there aad will speak one Of his
greatest speeches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-09

TRIP OF THE SoUrm AMERIcA.-A very large
number of our citizens accompanied this fine
steamer yesterday afternoon, on her pleasant and
healthiul excursion down the Bay. The route
taken was down the Staten Island channel skirtng
The Jersey shore as fan as Sandy Hook, and return
ing by the Narrows. The weather Was cool and
delightful; and the music as well as refreshments
IN great variety, contributed to the general enjoy
ment, and when the South America goes again,
there will be no want OF patronage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-09

ELoPRMENT IN HIGH LlFE.-Que a sensation was
created yesterday afternoon by one of those roman.
tic incidents in real life, which now and then
spring up to relieve the monotony Of this somewhat
dull world Of ours, it having been discovered that
daughter OF certain wealthy baker, had eloped
with sturdy Dutchman-a real amateur Of loaves
and ladies' The intelligence was politely com.
nuncated to the police by the lady's father, and a
pursuit was promptly commenced, but how it will
terminate is yet in a state of uncertainty. The
bereaved parent is nconsolable for the loss of his
laughter, and vows that he never will take the
"hying Du'chman," but that the police will, and
looks upon the whole affair as the most notable
that has occurred since the arrival Of the news that
the Dutch had taken Holland The incident is SO
rich and rare, the result will be looked for with in
terest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-09
Spor Ing Intelligence.

CENTREvILLE COURSE, LONG ISLAND, Aug.
1874 "A match was announced to come of 70
500, two mile heats. in $50 lbs wagons, between
Aggy Down and Fairy Queen, Of which the resul
was as folows-
Faiiy queen 800. ..........l
Aggy u. wn ..................2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-09

TRIALS BY THE FLooD.-The Whitewater section
Of Indiana, has lately suffered some from heavy
rains. The Recorder Of the LIST instant says: =" On
Thursday night last this section Of country was visited
BY tremendous fall Of rain The East Fork Of White
water Abingdon said be four feet high than
before known One farmer Mr. Manning, lost about
Is 600 rails and his crop is almost entirely destroyed he
estimates his loss at about $5DoO There great
many sheep drowned. and other property to large
amount destroyed The Richmond Palladium. Of Friday
last says The Whitewater Valley visited last night
by perfect deuge Of rain The East Fork at this place.
in the course Of the night to height beyond what
has bsen for many great destruction OF property
is the consequence Several houses in the bottom lands
surrounded, and the inmates compelled to
One compelled to carry his wife from his house
washed away, and mill property much injured"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-09

. PRIVATE PosTMAsTERs ARRESTED Mr.. Hale,
head Ut the private mail establishment in this and
other Cities this arrested at the New York
boat at the suit OF the United States for nfracton Of
the laws One Of his deputies was also arrest
ed and, within the last few days. severa Of the agents
bail for similar nracions and understand the Post
Office department 10 resolved persevee in its endcavors
TO put Down what II considers luwless proceeding
the part Of these men.-Fhita. Paper, Aug. 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-09

Time - ~ 2 ~
I. The next was purse OF $50 between Bob Logic,
Young Neptune, and Kate kearney
In the first heal, Kate Kearney was distanced and
the others stood thus:- A
Young Neptune. ................2
Kate kdrney. DIST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-09

NlBLo's GARpEN.-This fashionable place Of
amusement continues to be nightly crowded. Last
evening there was very full house to witness the
performance Of that favorite piece, the " Daughter
of the Regiment in which Miss Taylor plays one
of her best characters In the "Revolt Of the
Poorhouse," Mr.. Mitchell as Moll Club afforded
nlanfu of amusement
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-26

Sr. OsEooS,s fNdixK Ck01dy6gtlS,
EOR the cure Of FeysrsAdaAgre, Dumb Ague,
u Liver compliant, Ague Cake, and allthe va
Aous forms Of bilious diseases. ss.. 4fMs it,
This article for the first time brought before the
notice Of the citizens Of Iowa, confidently recon-
mended 10 them as safe, certain, and speedy cure
for fever and sgue in Ill its different forms. So pos.
Tive is the proprietor of its efficacy, that he author.
ICES his agents 10 warrant the medicine in every
case, and should it fail in any instance Of producing
rerfect and permanent cure, the money IS invASi-
tensively used in Michigan since it has been brought
into notice there, and is now considered the only
certain specidcthe possess for this COM
For sale by j. r. TALLANT, Water street, Bur.
lington, and d. ". COLE, Fairfield, the only au,
4 aur "a .4l-tf t ek fas
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-26

HNHE Subscriber IS now receiving fresh sup
u ply Of staple and fancy goods, rs follows:
Nes style eallieoes and fancy lawns; new style
balsarises and printed eambrics and ginghams,
nousninE BIZ lawns; also, Irish linens, handkfs,
tape, srpe ard plaid muslins, cambrics and jaco-
nets, bonnsts, ribbons, fancy silk for bonnets;
ssti6eisls, assorted, ladies' parasols and sun
shades, fasey gloves and mitts, shawls, needles,
&e., fancy silk BANDITS, new style collars, era
vas, cloths, csssimeres and jeans, French sum-
ner eassineres, brochells, plaid and figured buff
faio cloths, sunmer scar for men, blue drills,
cheap bleached and brown domestics, and many
other desirable goods; mems blk moleskin and
Russia hats; boots and shoes in great variety;
queensware, hardware, knives and forks, spoons,
la'ches, butts, screws, good assortment Of pen
knives, treees, hoes, cradle and grass scythes,
sneads, whetstones and rifles; combs assorted,
school books, &C., spades and shovels; sugar. cof-
fee, teas, fresh indigo and madden, tobacco, mo-
Iasses, dried apples and peaches, salt, forr, sc (;
also, tinware and stoneware assorted, and many
ether articles, all at very reduced prices for
essh, or wheat, rye, sheIled corn, hides, fnrs,
beeswax, butter and eggs, at the highest market
prieea- WESLEY JONES.
may l'i4 (Havkeye copy)
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-26
Great BaEgai!nls,
NEW york STORE, N

,a NEW YORK STORE, iasFr
o. Maia street, I. ~ ~ss brick building befscees
Woskiagto~ AVID ColsMbia sts.
ERENCH, English, and American prints; ball
-E zarine and painted mullins; striped lace mus
Inns, Swiss and jaeonett; French worked collars
and colaretts Of the most rare style; isle laces,
edgings and insertings, bonnets, good assort-
ment. vsss So, l,-ssls..l.t - Fl. ], ss.el
49,; GROCERIES, tn X 49, i.
THE attention Of families il respectfully d.
rected to the assortment Of groceries which have
ben selected with great care. .tH5t 4.
Teas, coffee, chocolate and sugars Of . very
superior quality, and other articles too numer-
Gus to mention, al of which viii be sold ex-
tremely how, At the NEW YORK SToREs-t
There will Be weekly arrivals Of new and fresh
goods which will be sold 1t very small advance
over eastern prices. Those wishing cheap and
good goods will please call, as it is pleasure to
show goods.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-26
COUNTY ORDERS
T,NOR sale for Pork by
~ Dee. z. FOSTLEWAIT& CREEGAN.
Legal Notice.

Legal Notice.
TERRITORY OF Iowa, Dies MONIES COUNTY. IS.
District Court for said county, TO November
term, ls44. atr eaf
Emily w. Moants. +
Providers. ss.a Mount. f''''''' ''' Divorce
TNHE said Providence Mounts will hereby
I i take notice. that on the 3Oth day Of August.
l8A4. the said Emily w. Mounts 6ied in the q.
fce Of the Clerk Of the District Court for ssid
county. her petition praying 70 be divorced from
the bonds al matrimonY with the said defendant,
for the following an,ougst other vesscns. TO Wit:
Isl. The habitual drunkenness Of SAID detead
which wss contracted after his marriage with the
said pe,itioner I'd. The cruel and barbarous
Mt OF said defendant towards said petition
or, 90 much 90 40 70 endanger her life. Sd. For
the indignities offered BY said defendant to said
petitioner. thereby rendering her situation iatoi:
cradle. Now unless the said defendant shall
appear before the said District Court for said
county, sitting as Coprt Of Chancery on or be-
fore the 6rst day Of the next terra thereof and
answer the said petition 80 as aforesaid fled. the
same will be taken by him a. confessed aud .
decree pro contes.o will be entered accordingly.
Dated this Seth day of August. 1874.
JOHN 5. DUNLAP. Clerk. y
sept /? 4i-aw-Pr's fee $6.75 ni @#al
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-26

Il he iss Copsss u the yesr 1874 byCs~steeA
n 10, somee o. The Southsn District d New Yosk
N .r'ynng % our agents in each town and
image. papers may Be had free, showing the mos.
respectable names in the country for these facts %
that no one can fail to believe them. .
Or Pc sure you call for our articles, ANA NOT
g put on with any stories, that Others are m
good. HAVE THESE OR NONE, should e
yosr Aotto--aad tkssa nspr b. ts,1 an xssuise
ssfAosa osr assss p aen- All these articles 10 be
Aad wholesale aadgr1oaiEoa1E efns.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-26
NO CURE NO PAY!

GT. LOUIS LOCKE HOSPITAL, No. IS
- Locust s,.--Chsllenge OF $500 accepted!
Read and Judge Tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Quackery nor Imposition !--It v well know =
that DR.. D., the proprietor Of the Locke Hos
pital, is the most celebrated physician that
has undertaken the practice Of diseases Of .
delicate nature, in this city. Aas s
DR.. d. may be consulted confidentially for
the following diseases: Syphilis. gcn serhea.
glect, structures, Inflammation Of the bladder.
gravel, plies dieea.es Of the womb, impo,en-
cy, diseases Of the bones; and also dyspepsia.
acute and chronic fheumatisn,, fits, kings
evil, consumption in all it's stages, paleey.
liver complaint, dropsy, cancers, weak eyes,
phthi.ic and all similar complaints. Per
sons making application and taking Dr.. DIS
advice, may depend on positive ard CON-
Plete recovery. 1--
Strangers ar6 aPpsissd mat Dr.. D. 10 reg
ulsr ply sician, and has devoted the last ten
years Of his practice to the curing Of the
above diseasea
PRIVATE CoMMuxfcA1 Ions.- Perscns residing
ont Of tho city, and wishing 70 consult Dad.
must adds ess (pcst, paid with fee enclosed,
and all such Letters will meet with prompt
attention. Those addressing him will be re
quired 70 describst sympioDs, .sotas TO enable
him to furnish the necessary remedies.
". B.-.Any persoa wishing private rom
until cured, can have = BY Supplying 70 Dr. D.
! apr J3-Iy stY safr -. tt
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-26

j. f. TALLANT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
WATER STREET, BURLINGTON.
TTAS received his spring and summer sup
plies Of ar,icles in HE line, and respect
fully invites tho attention Of Physicians and
dealers to the assortment, quality and prices
Of the same. His stock in part, consists Of
kA OF French quinine 3UO lbs EPSON salts
OU SO lbs camphor 100 "brimssone
50lbs Peruvian bark 100 +" sulphur "a
SO :" sugar lead so I" cream tartar
IS "calomel IS " cayenne pep
IS "red precipita 100 "sarsric acid
$50 Is soda. r t,eztf
PAINTS, DIRE Srurfs, &C., &c. 81
500 lbs venitian red 200 lbs glue
200 IS camweod IS I" chrome green
300 " alum 100 - yellow
500 4" copperas 100 g iiiharce
so i" blue vitriol 300 . oil Of vitriol
cask madden 100 6 borax
Dbl copal varnish bills. cut and
ground log wood, glassware; bottles and visls
Of all kinds, whitcwssh, paint. varaish and
sash brushes, backing, bronzes, gold Leaf,
matches. tand paper, ink, stationery. waters.
& c., &c. Scotch, Macoboy, and Rappee snuffs
MINERS PATENT PUMPS,
For wells, cister ne, &C., Of any depth. A
full supply of this superior pump is now re-
ctived, and all wanting can be supplied -
This is decidedly the cheapest, best, and
most durable article Of the kind now IN use !;
il never gets out Of order and 10 60 easily
worked that child Of eight years old can
,raise water with II. For sale low, by
J.F. TALLANT.
aor 20 Aft
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-26
TAILORING
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS. III
TIME subscribers are now receiving a their
i j. Brick Store, on the corner Of Main and JeHer-
son streets. large and general assortine nj 81
+ Fall and Winter Goods, nv,
such a. Cloths. Cassimeres, Ssttinets Ky. Jeshs,
Kerseys aud Alpacha Cloths; large and spleen.
did assortment of Prints. Of every variety and
.tyi lie, Brown Sheetings. Bleached goods y rari-
Gus prices; Cotton sad Wooden Fisnaels. .Macki.
nav AID Whitney B.ankets. Ginghsms. Irish Lin
ems. Brown Hollands, Merinoes. Silks, Sat.as,
Bed TickingG Greeks. Cotton Yarn. ~ adding.
Batting, Hosiery. Cotton Hd'fs, Shawls, Vestings,
Gloves, Ribbons, Buttons. Combs. &C. &C. g ]
49, .aLSO. s .isl4lhf Up
Hardware, Qseensware, Boots, Shoes, HITS,
Caps, Bonnets, Groceries. Salt, Iron. Nais- Cast
inge, Glass. &C. 7a f44#a4s baaa. nj
We invite the public to call and zee our goods.
and examine for theMse elves sf w O. will take
Wheat, Pork, Beef and Cash in exchange for
goods. Val POSTLEWAIT& CkEEGAN.
Burlington Oct. n. s843-ly sss HI .esgs4a .s5-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-26
NEW GOODS. :-i ~ I'D
..k.t&s 4rmE
BRIDGMAN BROTHERS,

CORNER OF MAIN AND JEFFERSON STREETS
TT AVE RECEIVED BY ATE ARRtv AIS large 81
attention opurs eeipr
r
Broad cloths p'sn
bd
hs hrwnH SeIcn cal
sad use,
i. d NJ hgr hre~
ribbon audsp ae
PRINTS PRINTS, NJ.
atern te 81
I'll DOMESTIC AND BI.EACilED GOODS A&n
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Meas and fns iades
aessset ...atasi q { QUEENSWARE. -sss5.... 1857
A o ommon war nm wins dow glass;.
CUTLERY AND HARDWARE.
n dcenpiet ID " M. @
ss t .# GROCERIES, sTUFFs, &c, &c. n. 10y. El
red.
an" will be sold low
WANTED.
Wheat IN
pr De paid a9 !. a VI NJ II
N . a 48 ~ 49,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-26
M INDIAN vEGErABLs

I~ ktG III us INDIAN VEGErADE&
w PILLS. OF TINS NORTH AMERICAN cosLsssa
REALrH.-ff the channels OF our mighty nvers
bee"me % ohstructed a. 80 afford IN inssiE.
cient outlet forths sn pevs buRdsnt waters, ~
can expect nothing less than that the dbr-
rounding country will be overwhelmed iii
the flood In like manner with The hamsa
sody-if the skin, kidneys and bowels. l,hs
natural outlets for usefulness end correct
humots,) become % obs,ruc,ed - 10 till il
afordine full discharge OF these lmpas..ies
which are ia ell
TIE CAUSE OF SICKNESS, !.
We surely can expect no other results Npa
that the whole frame will. sooner or later, ks
OVERWHELMED WITH DISEASE.
A. in the fret place, if We would prevent
an innndaHoa. 20 must remove al sbsssse-
t,one, IN order that there may BE NJ hin.
drance TO the free diecharge Of the supsr-
| abandent waters. 90, ia the second place, u
we would prevent and cure disease, W must
open. and keep open, the natural diaiss Of
the body.
WRlGHr's INDIAN vEGETtdLE
,a1 .s-,.4 b..-- PILLS, asssl.ss XII
Of the Nsrh American College 81 Flealh vii
DC found the equal il not the very ~ -
BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
For carrying out this beautiful and simple
theory. because they completely cleanse me
stomach and bowels from I'll billieus, humo"
and other imrurity, and at the same t'me Pr
mote healthy discharge from Ahs lsngs.
skin and Kidneys; consequently, % gu me
natural draIns are opened, sit''
DISEASE or EVERY NAME IS LII.
ERALLYDRlVEN FROM TIE BODY.
OCAurros Tho great pspulsrity and cor
seqdent great demapd OF WHghcs lndisa
Vegetable Pills hes raised up host ~ coas.
-terteiiers, the public should be On theft
guard. The enlysecprisy against impssi.ise
70 70 purchase from the rcgnlsr. adysftissi
agents, and in oil cases be particular kesk
Tor Wrighrs Indian Vegetable PilIs. = !.
=. x. Woodward, general agent, corssr 4
Third and Chestnut SIS. St. Louis, Me. J.f
r i sgsas for low Territory, W..
Burlington. n. MI. +. \. !, !. ,ssTT -
p - - taaissas ssssaFls yatsl -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-26
Hats and BOMnets.

do superior leghorn do
80 do ass'd palm leaf do
10 do Ladies' willow bonnets,
5 do assorted straw. honey comb, and
Florence braid bonnets, just received, and fol
sale by w. F. COOLBAUGH g. Co.
may IL IA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-26
uani7Ya .allI lsrspI,safFffYY r. -

80 subscriber sAers 1T ale, ON libssaI ~
beth sf.his mills situate opposite Bsrlisgs'
- isisaois. One u said mills has saw in fsfTsf
Grafton and slso the main part Of the rusniag -
&c, Tor erist mill. The ether mill y sADg1 4
Ios ssmiaA exclusively. The uDasnignsls ~
seH Doth etthe mills. sr either Of the milGaG ~:
Ieges o. the frstnentsgs3 oAe ior. i y esssii
ser, ne wsii tsts I'd : pattaer who usy Aey! .
short distance Of Rsrliaeton, aud y ~ ~
mest advantaGeoua a<cti0os # the cos~(gy. M
'ur:ser particulars, apply = ~ sstsseib|Vxtp
March g. l8al-v MN. GRITTY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-10-26
ALSO.
CRANRERRIES.
Walnuted.

= THOUSAND good Coon Skins 70! which !
q will nav The highest markst price "a cssh o.
rood.. .sssyi Jmar 80 WESLEY Jones.