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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13
NOTICE.

A IL. rsrscus indebted TO me either by note or
IN heck seceuot arc veqaes,ei 10 call and settlc
before thc SWt OF Jaaasry neAt
pcc.s. W, ~. DEvOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13
8 CARNINITIAL LOZENGES.

n 4 this season .! the year bowel complaints
Nae ol0ays very troublesome and fire.
ssensly dang every family should there
fnee.s be provided with box ut these Loxen-
-. which will aliays the morbid irritabiiity
g fhe .bowels. restore che check ed peEspirs-
tiaa,essp shs ~debilstatiag discharges. and in
:. sksss sies case abe most inve,era,c caee OF
pisssh1. chronic dyesnte ~. or hs bisuai los'se-
nese-s sThey are very pleasant TO the taste
aHe ~ sold at the lswsprice Of 25 cents box.
y. a. sFAHNESrOCK-S ANTI Bill
sses sssn ! LlOuS PILLS.
A gentle Int efficient cathartic. expressly
adapted fes = fsasilt physic; and are not sur
pas11d BY any other pill in use J. Tor oil cases
in sshieh csrshaslie isindieated. They will
operate thoroughly without gripping. Price
Is seRsss fer a'box containing 80 pills. l
PNEU MONlC !, OR COUGH BALSAM.
Asastsshss. ssnedy Tor Coughs and Colds.
Paise 45 eenss 1ss fgs 10 sf
ge. Cough LOZENGEs. s.d
Theee-leseAGes poesess sti the silsues Of the
best Cough 6sIups. isse convenient 10 carry
- The pocket aad ere gerry pleasant 70 the
sasses ee IS cssas g
- LIQUID 4sRODELDOC.
This penetrating ssisisf pso,.e..e. do.ble the
ssrsngth Of the eommon& Opod .ldoc, Is more
slseaty ssa4 mueh more eousenisHtly ap-
piled. Price - cts. 81 I 80
n A.s-EAlaNESTUCk. A. COS EYE
- - WATER. $3.50 !
~ aks snss Of wsak - isAamsd eyes Prics
~ cents astA sigshss G4rt s4aszt a@ saskss
Ragged By n. A. FARNFErOCK& CO.,
csrner. sf'e!h and Wood sts. Pittsburgh
TAk'shevS vaiusb:e Medicines can be hsd
eseessoof bucr.j. GArBy Of this CITY. Be
IGG1nbl6 sc.hqufSs fos fahnsstsk .. q there
srs many iniaai,sns ~ so
Darlington, DecAz fSi3-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13

4 NOTE Tor $aOO. given By Henry Neil
IN 10 me, payable in September last, upon
which credit Of SIS 10 endorsed.s Shosld
said note be found i.s return 70 me - re-
psctfully solicited. The public are caution-
sd from receiving or iradingin init.
49,. WILLIAM O'NEAL.
Oci. 7IG43. ~8-1ksl sggl ssE
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O. s,,..l,xE.r. s
N r s.. N A OK & {
Miilsaers aud lMantaa-lNake,s S,

Miiiiaers aud Mantaa-l Makers,
rssra stscet, Bas.iaxtoW,
- Ssrxscrsrlay intorm the ladic. of The
IN, cssyl and r"aasry that they arc pic.
rarsl Ia mSna,ac,ar- SONNETS, ARTt.
ftClAL FLOWERS. DRESSES, SC. after
tho la,ess fAshicns. The, keep m hand a
sarp,y ef al kinds ef M,L,,vNNr. aud viii
Ne happy 70 furnish laslics wi.h aay ding
d ,heie way of business ~, cheap prices.
v N. q. Old Ean,.c,s whitened md trim
ned and altered IN the latest style.
Buesiax,cn, May %, lSiS-u
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13
!ANDPOP.
ULAR FAMILY MEDICINES.
- 4. Eahmest0ck.s verGnifslgc,

=. A. Eahmest0ck's vermifuge.
PERFECTLY SAFE
Aaa a cersa;a Cs-e for Wcrms.
u I'srti6cate of il. efficacy can be seen II
Ae store IL the sufficient satisfy the
oaosl iaer<dulous. Price Is cents,
For sale by q a.srAHNESTOCK & CO.
w.oG Ak*s ~ IA scsrasr sixth and " ODD street.
rWNEs, Fur CO.. n. Y. Jan. n, las3.
Wa certify that have used B. A. Fahae-
stocks ternstsxe IN Enur families, aud in every
ease u bss proved decided aud etsertnal remedy
Sor = xpeiiiag WORMS frozen the system. w. cor
daily recommend u to parents who have children
a0scesd with that dangerous malady.
B1eA vHgss. Wm. .. Paine, Robt. May, Joseph
DurseAxSs.
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NOTICE.

TNHE urdersigned, Administrator Dc bon.s
j non of the c>tste of Jamea X. King wall
apply TO the Probate court Of the county OF Dcs
MONIES on MONDAY the ist day OF January tSal
for IN order to sell 80 much OF the real eAate be-
longing 10 said estate ~ may be nee,ssary to pm.
the debts Of xaid estate. All persons mtcres,cc
are requested 10 appear and show caase why
.uch real estate should not be sold tar thN parpost
Dec =, lSa4-lt A. w. CARPENTER.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13

vTNIE Subscribers have now on hand q SUP.
DIV ef the above elehrated Stoves, witch
thew can with confidence recommend 10 their
friends md tho public as being in many re-.
spects superior to any other kind in the mar
ke,. Meats oi all Kinda arc roasted instead
er being baked, es they are IN most other
kinda 81 Stoves. This any one who has had
any experience In cooking hy cook stove
will AZ once faaly appreciate. rs being far pref
cradle; a. Ng,vrs the meats nltnsv Their diff
,erent favor frem those baked ia a clesc cas-,
iron oven. Sd. The oven SCR bread, pastry,
Sc, 10 elevated above the stove and - there
fore infinitely moro convenient o.. access
,hso one that eau only he approached BY
hrincing the head and feet in clt Sc lnAiago-
siton, or IN other words patting the body IN
that uneasy, unnatural position, called s,cur-
ing. Sd. II is 40 simple in construction tina,
there is no getting on, OF repair, no filing np
of tlu-s with cut and aehes, simply, because
there lie none TO !i1l up, a,h, There il no dit
fcul,y about the draft, as from their cons,lNe.
ton they cannot but draw well IN all s,,ua-
lians. And lastly DUNG tho cold weather
all tho heat may be conducted Through tap
upper oven simply by u tnias the hampers,
and by that means ven ge,nearty double
tao heat yoa would hy any other stove
The above stoves stand in higher cstima,$tr
il New England than any other Kind now ii
use. Persons wishing to purchase that atmes
| Indispensable arucle fxead eeaktag stosel vii
do well 10 call ana examine the above, as ",
| feel assured they viii promote their INTEREST,"
| by 40 doing.
1 We have also on hand various patterns o
| the Premium steve, with Nh the teerssee'
trimmings, A,so, a large sssor,men, Of neat
\ inn stoves, suitable Tor fa,lots, Stores, Shops
t%e. All OF which We will cell alta small ad
vance on 81, Louis rtlecs,
| BRIDGE & HALE.
4 JOHN &, tooTE, Ast.
~ Aua fs.-lv
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13
WANTED.

nRY HIDES, Beeswax. Flax Seed, Wheat.
- ts.ts. Corn. ftour, Meal, EIftsr and Eggs At
the highest ssftet prices by slSSSs
Sep IS. w IN sDEv0. y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13

koft s,C Sac
were
w
@s fs BROTHERS,
Srn,em -iy nerefJ Acrsona
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13

81 HAlsYN rENlAl.Ks ACAaSNIYs
AZ Dubuque, kevva Territory.
7NillS Academy Is under the patronage Of a,
j. Right Rcv'd Hishop l.oRAs, asd its lcratioa
IN The bank of,he Mi.sissiprhis healthy aud com
msnds n hseatifat prospect AhHA
The Sisters oF Charity ofihs R'essed Itrgi.
will teach all IN. branches which Nrc taught ~
the hest schools Ia this country. Thu Sister
will use their best endes,ors TO advance their pn
pits IL their Afudns. aud carefully watch esei
their health aud morals.s t1}S8 @asit
aG TERMS. 8 ahHA
Board and tuition, iuvle,ha. bed. bed.
ding aud washing payable qaar,erl! IN
advance. $l0J or
Day Scholars. in the FIRST mud SECOND 43e
glasses per quarisrH WV rA NJ nv
DO in the third and fourth on
Fuel Ter the season. MI H8NA To-
EXTRA,
For music. and use ut the liano. QUAR- Nt
terry. ps, as s.i. M %
French l. language n~r quarter 4 90
N. k,--Thc Mother Superior i Sister MARY
FRANCES CIARkE, 10 whom communication can hs
addressed. 4I g .s 3
lglt Is contemplation TO cAtshlish a school
sia,ila. 10 the sbeve in Barlngtonia the spring.
Dec, 3, lst3-tf 3,l,A W6@5 at
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13
Whfslkey.

&c BBIS. Cincinnati Whiakey, for sale b,
~ Oct. Elf w Il s M,CUTCHEON.
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BkASS 70 u N d Il 7.
r. MACK

10 EsFKcrFUaIv infara The citizens cf Bur
u y liagaoa and The public III The Territory
generally that The, has~ css,hGshed in the
fiy ef Burlington \ GRASS FOUNDRY,
Tar tAe asAessro..r~ md repair ri
locks AND KEYS. Scales. MONEY SAFES. GUNS,
PISTOLS. l,enrNlNs RODS,
ANA all other ~rlicl~e ia their iaa OF h0si,
DSna> Thar work will he warrantd and
NAslR eAarges scvy low. pc,crmia~d TO ,lc'
wn1o@nn sheos skill aad i"Aa..ry 10 ,hci'
61soassss they k~r~ cot caly 10 msri. ha, 70
iSelse tAe public r~tssN~g~.
y May -, lS4S-W
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13

al RluE Ct~sA Cicak, within velvet collar,
IN a~d velvet tacing. u WIS put on dray
WtvN UaeaAee, from The SrxaM Boar Porcs,,
WAsa ~ handed here - Thursday nigh, lsss,
a~a wss misssWR when the drayman 60, 10 the
0asAs(Se Church. ANY person who will re.
ssss ~ same ~ J. u. Clay Madd Esq, shall
Ae llAssallv rewarded.
y Oct. : lo13-tf JOHN HEALEY,
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HQ3ACH0.

" lEGiNlA snd Mo. Tobacco for sale ~
- Sep ~. SO sAsA w NJ DEVOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.


JUST REcErrEn LARGE AND lELL SELECTED I STOCK or
BRoATCLOTISs sas ssg saa5eseA @.1e1sq
Blue qualities ard pres'
CASSlMERES sN#al II
grea, variety Of eolor, fnewa nda fashionable .yscs
.. n. md a Nir,ur Crews Ribbed ene
" ~ KENTUCKY JEANS.
and s".rs ssS .s that
GLASGOW KERSEYS. OR NEW NAME FOR HARl1IiMtS -
will be found ola hns darse
qualify. $3.50 = .. . o : 'etas..e9 tts
ola
WINTER coAr TN s c,.A.. AZ. read, mad. pn
BED BLANKETS, sraa
FLANNEIs ..,u,, aaa'
White, Red and Green, Twied ana RAN.
WOOLLEN SIIAWLS. tas5e5 s~sa
Taaloni Kaby Nc IL me-
MOuSELlN DE LANES. @8
PRINTS! PRlNTS ,ss.,.
Comprising styles .a" ever before offered in this
% per yard I
r8fe# BROWN MuSI.Ns.
L.wr.ne shr,ns. SO inch
BIEACllED GOODS
"A Fin. nd Exu.aa Long Cloths.
S.sAoae,. camsiss. Plaid and Striped Ms.rr,
nANnKERClIEFS
r sss Ms us S NJ is "' zane"
Black Blue ea.saaa es,eed III. for dresses
| Florence aud sa,ns (eeredl for banns,.
RIBBONS,
GLOVES.
Mems Superior r.r' buck
S,., DO NJ i ss;s w''s''
i Essrs i sassS Mite, L.ss. / fingered
Ladies silk Hcee, black and white,
do la~A.woa aud W"s,sa black and eocrra
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-13

CsEVEN Al aamAess ofthe ,.Oemoer~tic Review y
~ AVID h ting sNxscS> ~ have the work boaad. I
would NJ sha~kfal Cor their rc,ara
- Avru,s ssh. r. lowF.
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REMEMBER

OFFICES. No NORTON SrREEr. AtnANr. n. Y
Jan. 18th. l6l3-l2m.
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q FOXES ssIlases No I vireinis Tahacco."
u xde NugArs sad Cohh's, No | do
tsW 49, ~ do
%. sass 81 " r CooLBAuGu \ Co.
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10
American Women.

THE Women OF THE REvoLuTIoN.-The
zeal with which the cause of liberty was EN-.
braced by the women of America during the
war of our Revolution, has often been men,
toned with admiration and praise. The fol-
lowing anecdotes will forcib'y illustrate the ex.
tent and strength ofthis patriotic feeling
To Mrs. Pinckney, the wife of Col. Chas
Pinckney, British officer once said, sit is i'm
possible not to admire the frmness of the ladies
of your country. Had your men but half
their resolution, we might give up the contest.
America would be invincib'e."
Mrs. Daniel Hall having obtained permission
to pay visit 10 her mother, on Johns Island,
was on the point of embarking, when an officer
stepped forward and in an authoritative manner
demanded the key of her trunk.
81 seek for treason" was the reply. "You
may save yourself the trouble of search then"
said Mrs. Hall. "You may find plenty OF it at
my tongues end"
An officer distinguished by his inhumanity,
and constant oppression of the unfortunate,
meeting Mrs Charles Ellio, in garden adorn-
ed with great variety of flowers, asked the
name OF the cammomile, which appeared to
flourish with peculiar uxuriance--the "Rebel
Flooer," she replied. "Why was that name
given to it :" said the officer. Because" re-
joined the lady, sit thrves best when tramPcd
upon -
So much were the ladies' attached to the
true interest, habituated to injuries, and so re-
sOlute in supporting them, that they would To-
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10
Gems from PiOus Authors,

GROUND FOR STEADFAsTNEss If were
not penetrated with a conviction Of the truth
OF the Bible, and the reality of my own expert
cnce, | should be confourded on all sides
from within and from without-in the world
and in the church.-CecH.
USE OF AFFLICTIoNs Affections are the
same to the soul as the plough to the fallow
ground, the pruning knife to the vine, and the
furnace to the gold.-Jay.
| A Coon CONSCIENCE Speak not well oc any
unadvisedly-that is sordid ffattery Speak
not well of thyseif, though never so deserving,
lest thou be tempted to vanity but value more
good conscience than good commentator.
! BurkW
! A LlGmT BuRDEN.--"My burden is light"
A light burden, indeed, which carries hm that
bears it. have looked through all nature for
a resemblance otthis, and seem to find sha.
dow Oft in the wings ofa bird, which are in
deed borne by the creature, and yet support her
! flight towards heaven-S Bernard
BODILY lNfIRMITIEs.-Bodly intirmites,
like breaks in WALL have often become ave.
nues through which the light of heaven has en-
tered to the soul, and made the imprisoned in
mate long for release.--Dr. Watts.
PRAyER.-Itis is not the length, but strength
ofprayer, that is required not the labor of the
lip, but the avail of the heart, that prevails with
God. LET thy words be few" as Solomon
says, but full and to the purpose Spencer.
Pious Wlsn.-When the fail of atii ction
is upon me, let me not be the chaff that flies in
thy face, but let me be the corn that lies at thy
feet.-Henry.
SAFETY IN Durr.-lf we are in the path of
duty, and if our help and our hope is in the
name of the Lord, we may confidently expect
that he will uphold us, however faint and en-
feebled we may seem to be ourselves and O.
thers.-NeWton.
! DEATH.-He tina is we'll prepared for the
great journey, canno. enter on il too soon for
himself, though his friends will weep for his
departure.-CoWper.
A GREAT EvENr.-The conversion of sin.
ner to God, is an event never to be forgotten. 1t
is an era in eternity it is registered in hea-
ven.-R Robert Hall.
LuTHER's DIvINE-Three things make di-
vine, prayer, meditation and temptation.
Come out here and III lick the whole on you,
as the boy sad when he saw bottle Of sugar
sticks in shop window.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

MAR GoHANSAN, THE NEsroRIAN-We have
been politely favored, says the n. York Express
with the perusal OF letter, recently received
from Rev. DIR. Perkins, in Persia, in which he
thus speaks Of the interesting Prelate of the
HISTORIAN church, who visited this country in
lSi2 3. The Rev. DR.. says
"Slnce his visit to America, his ideas OF
Christianity appear to be very different from
what they were before. 10 day he gave briet
account OF what he saw in America to church
full Of people.
He described the arts Of life as being far in
advance of the arts in Persia-said, (as a rea-
sou for this,) they have the Bible thete and
read it; 1t Is all from the Btbir.
Ills account of the state of arts in it, was
such as to nil his hearers with wonder. "Ils
remarks respecting the state Of religion were
still more interesting. He spoke of the great
congregations assembled on the Sabbath, their
devout S.tentlon, their stiffness, the neatness
and elegance OF their churches. He said that
large churches, which would hold several thou.
sand people, dirt enough could not be found To
hl pipe. The stiffness OF the Sabbath surpri.
sed him. He said lin his general way of spea-
khg,) that not man was to be seen out on that
day, except when on the way to the house of
God"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

cosely speak of misfortunes, though at that mo.
ment severely suffering under their pressure.
Mrs. Sabna Elliot, having witnessed the ac-
/ tivity of an officer who had ordered the plum.
dering of her poultry houses, finding an old
Muscovy drake which had escaped the general
search, still straying about the premises had
him caught, and mounting servant on horse
back, ordered him to follow and deliver the bird
to the officer, with her compliments, as she con-
cluded that in the hurry of departure, it had
been lea'altogether by accident
The contrvance adopted by the ladies', to
carry from the British garrison, supplies to the
defenders of our country, were highly credita-
Bile TO their ingenuity, of infinite utility to their
friends. The cloth of many a military coat,
concealed with art, and not unfrequently made
an arpendage to female attire, has escaped the
vigilance of the guards expressly stationed to
prevent smuggling, and speedily converted into
regimental shape, and worn trumphantly in
battle. Boots, have, in many instances, been
reinQuished by the delicate weater 10 the &C.
tive Partizan. | have seen horseman's hel.
met concealed by well arranged iread dress
and epaulettes delivered from the folds of the
simple cap Of the matron. Feathers and COG k.
AIDES were much in demand, and so cununplv
had and handsomely presented, that he could
have been no true Knight, who did not feel the
obligation 10 defend them to the last extre-
nifty.
In the indulgence Of wanton asperities to-
ward the patriotic fair, the aggressors were not
nnfrequently answered with keenness ofrepar-
tee that left them little cause of triumph. The
haeghty Tareton Wanting his feats of gallant
ry to the great dispa:agement of the Contnen-
tai Cavalry, said to lady at Wilmington, 81
have very earnest desire to see your far-famed
hero, Col. Washington" Your wish, Colonel
might have been fully gratihed, she promptly
replied, had you vcntured to look behind you
after the battle of Cowpens. 1t was at this
battle, that Washington had wounded Tarletcn
in the hand, which gave rise to still more
pointed retort. Conversing with Mrs. Wiley
Jones, Col. Tarleton observed, "You appear to
think very highly of Col. Washington, and yet
| am told that he is so ignorant a fellow that he
can hardly @rite his own name" at may be
the case" she readily replied, "but no man
better than yourself, Colonel, can testify, that
he knows how to make his mark"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10
FAITHLEss NELLY GRAY,
ny TOM moon,

Ben Battle was a soldier bold,
And used to wars alarms;
But a cannon-ball took of his legs,
SO hc laid down his arms.
Now, as they bore him off the field
Said he, "let others shoot,
For here leave my second leg,
And the forty second foot :"
The army surgeon made him limbs
Said he, "Theyre only pegs,
But there's as wooden members quite
As represent my legs ~
Now Ben he loved pretty maid
Her name was Nelly Gray;
SO he went to pay her his devoirs,
When he'd devoured his pay.
But when he call'd on Nelly Gray
She made him quite a scoff;
And when she saw his wooden legs,
Began to take them off!
80, Nelly Gray, o! Nelly Gray!
Is this your love so warm
The love that loves scarlet coat,
Should be more uniform"
Said she, 81 loved a soldier once,
For he was blthe and brave;
But | will never have a man,
With both legs in the grave ~
Before you had these timber toes,
Your love did allow
But then, you know, you stand upon
Another footing now ~
90, Nelly Gray o, Nelly Gray,
For all your jcering speeches,
At dutys call, left my legs
In Bada oas BREACHES ~
why then" said she, you've lost the feet
or legs in wars alarms;
And now you cannot wear your shoes
Upon your feats Of arms -
90, false and tickle Nelly Gray,
know why You refuse;
Though I've no feet, some other man
Is standing in my shoes
81 wish ne'er had seen your face;
But now, long farewell
For you will be my death--alas
You will not be my NrLL."
Now when he went from Nelly Gray,
His heart SO heavy got,
And lie was such burden grown,
Ii made him take a knot
So round his melancholy neck
\ rope he did entwine;
And for the second time in life,
Enlisted in the Line
One end he tied around the beam,
And then removed his pegs;
And as his legs were off, of course,
He soon was off his legs
And there ne hung till he was dead
As any nail in town
For though distress had cut him up,
1t could not cut him down,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

What rum suckers they must have been in
old times, when even the nobemen used to car.
~ oas9Ues on their heads
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

"Sarah, DEAR" said a waggsh husband TO his
wife, al were in your place wouldn't keep
the babe so tull Of butter as YOU do"
"Bdlter my dear never give it any but
ter"
"No, but you poured about quart Of -1rE
down 1t this afternoon, end then trotted / OH
the knee for near two hours. If II aoesn.
contain quantity ot butter by tins time, It !snt
tor want Of chuGning -Bo5ion Ma.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1844-08-10

Here ia specimen Of an Alphabetical trans
Cendentalism AS Beauties Culminate Dur
ing Every Favorable Garnture, However, I'm.
perfect Earring Kingdoms Legisatc, Man Ne
yer obilterates Partially Questions Rising
Summarlly Towards Unusual Varieties, With.
out Zerotical Yearnings.
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