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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
iEPMRs. NJ. ". GARDNER'SIN
Y L:ALSAM OLE LIXERWOKE ~ ID
DIR. Jayne's Medicines !

4 n assortment Of DR.. Jaynes' Medicines
~ just received from Philqdelphis, and for
sale whole sale and retail by DR.. II. r. HAI
ARD. at the sign of the Golden Mortar
washington square, Newport, r.. !.
March 4.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
fAlRY-3ANK COTTAGE
AL 2ElIlA IGIAACGo
One Of The pieasaatest places on Rhode
lstand.

- ->>>>>>N.E(S- -
'9'ilIS establishment is new open for the
reception OF company. Persons visiting
he Beach who may choose 10 stop a few
hours at the Cottage, can be accommodated
with rooms, and supplied wnh lee Creams,
Water Ices. Lemonade, Soda Water, Ale,
Beer, CIDER, Fun. Cake, Pastry, &c &c,
all oi which viii be furnished rs chcap as
ihc ar'c,s'can be obtained anywherc, aud
warranted ol the irst quality.
PlcknIck and other Pleasure parties ac-
commodated ~lth rooms 10y the hour or
day.
ICE CREAMS, WATER ICES,
and every other article usually made a, Con-
fecllpnary Establishments made tn order
and of the very bcs, ma,erlals.
Orders lett at the Cottage or at the Store,
corner OF Frank and Thames streets, will be
IpunctuaIy attended to.
7. STACY, JR
! Newport, June 3, 1871.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
GROCERIES,,
Now Landing and in Store,

$40 Boxes Havana Brown Sugar;
10 hhds Potto RICO do.
40 barrels crashed Il powdered do
$50 I.oayes do;
100 hhds Molasses
$50 Boxes Soap;
80 Starch;
100 bbs Mess Beef ~ Pork;
5000 bs ". York Hams;
Smoked aud picked Tongues & Salmon;
lS0 Kegs Lard
25 do. Sneraius
800 Bags Coffee, various kinds
1870 Chests fine Black Il Green Teas;
100 Boxes Manufactured Tobacco;
With great VARIETY of other goods, com
prising the LARGEST STOCK and bes
nssorineni of Groceries ever offered in New
port which shall positively be sold CheaP, II
lots to suit purchasers by -
f.. r. & w. NEWTON.
June 6. lSi1
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
Marble and Brown Stone Manu-,
Factory

'sNilE subscriber respectfully informs hi
friends md The public generally, that he
still continues 10 carry on the ManuiactOry
of Marble aud oiher Stone at the old stand
No 242, Thamesst.. North end, where he
will manufacture Monuments, Tomb and
Head Stones Of the first quality Of Italian g.
American Marble & Slate, also hcadhs aud
tree stone work OF all descriptions.
Also, Soap Stone for lining stoves and
Crates all on the most reasonable terms.
Orders from any part OF the Country faith
fully executed.
PHILIP STEVENS.
Newport, May 30, lSi4.-Iyr.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
The New York
COnGribNsionslip Fire ln-
suraHCe Company,

Gffire, 10. 5 dGlIIl=&trrrt,
ENSURE Dwelling houses. Warchouses
e aud buildings IN general, merchandise,
household furniture, ships building, ships
IN por, aud their cargoes. and every descnp
ton of personal property, against loss or
damage by fire.
]. SMITH ROGERS, PreSiicm
X. w. MARTIN, Secretary.
DIREcroRs j Smith Rogers, james Briar,
James Mcbride. john Adams, John lIaggcrty,
Gu,ian &. VorpIlnck, john johnson, Joseph
Kcrnochan, john | Palmer, Peter Lorillard,
James Mccall, Robert MrCnskry, iIenry Pa
rlsh, Reuben Withers, William Scott, Frrdi-
nand Sul dam, Peter l. Ncvus, Richard Irwin
&. V. = Roosevelt, T. ID lIurlbut, George u
Pollen, William Culgnte, Lowell !iolbrook,
The undersigned are the only authorised
agents of SAID company IN Newport, and
they are prepared to insure any Of tn" above
named property in Newport and Its vicinity
the terus, Sc, of insurance will be made
known on application TO as.
II. Y. CRANSTON & son.
Newport, Feb. ID, ls4i
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
DIR. ATkINSON'S
CELEBRATED
VcgetdGie Golden Ointment.

'NNlliS ointment having been used in the
Doctors private practice for many years
with p-rlsct success, aud the many letters he
had rs-.,yed begging hin TO give the public
The benefit Of his research he has complied
aud now warrants this ointment to be certain
cnre for all Scrofclous EruptIon', Itch, Chopped
Hands, Salt Rheum and letter or Ring worm,
Abraslons Of the skin, and liberated Sore Legs
cot no matter how long standIng,) also, for
Scaid Head aud Sore Ears in Children; for sore
Eyes or cracked lips the cure is infalble.
For sale by DIR. K. X. HAZARD,
Sign Of the Golden Mortar,
Dec. 30. Near the Court House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
VEGETABLE CREAM OF JASMINE
FOR BEAUTIFYING THE
COMPILATION,

And renovatlng humors and freckcs from
lhe skin, and bolchcs from the face-render,
the skin soft and beautiful. A an applcu
ton after shaving. i, ia admirably adapted
as u perfume, 1t Is indispensable for th'
:ollet.
For sale in Newport by
II. X. HAZARD, p..aa;.,
r. J. TAYLOR, '''sa a'''
June 3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
~ Cas9ssssssss A
sSD &sss9SS
SELECTED POETRY

SELHCTED POETRY.
a-btnas that .Cbangs.
~>>~~~~~-~
MRS. HENAss.
<~~--~~~~~~~-~~>-~-~~-
Knowes, thou that seas are sweeping
Where cities once have been:
When the calm wave is sleeping,
Their towers may yet be seen;
Far down below the CLASSY tide
Mans dwelling. where his voice hath died.
knowest thou that focks nre feeding
Above the tombs of old,
Which Kings, their armies AHding,
Have fingered to bchod'
A shor, smooth green sward DER them spread
L. all that marks wh here heroes bl-d.
Knowest thou that now the token
Oftemples once renowned,
l. b't pillar, broken,
With glass aud wall flowers crowned
Where the triumphant Tyre has sung
Well, well, know the story
Ofages past away,
And the mourniui wrecks that glory
Has left To duh decay,
But thou hast yet a Tale 10 learn
More inll OF warnings sad and stern.
Thy pcnsve eye but ranges
Ger ruined fame and hall,
Oh! the deep soul hath changes
More sorrowful than all.
Talk not while these before thee throng
OF silence in the place Of song.
See scorr--whero love has pcrishsd;
Disirust-where friendship grew;
PrIde--whefe nature cherished
A II tender thoughts and true!
And shadows Of oblivion thrown
Ger every trace Of idols gone.
Weep not for tombs far scattered,
For temples PROSTATE laid
Ia thine own heart lie shattered
The aliaTs II hath made.
Go, sound its depths in doubt and fear!
Hemp mp no more It's treasures here.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
PIANO FORTES.
S. +. THURBER,

.. Il. u = n ID TN
33 s; 80, WesimiEster street, Providence,
HAS just received at his Ware Rooms, u
IA large assortment of PIf.NO FORTES,
from the celebrated Manufactory OF H. Gil
BERT d. Co, Boston, which he offers for sale
at greatly reduced prices, and respectfully
invites those IN want to call aud examine
them. All Instruments warranted to give
the most perfect satisfaction, and for sale as
low as can be bought in the country.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12
pTRDS, BraDS, BIaDs.

BIRDS, 81 2OS, III ADS.
lust received and for sale, Bird Cages Of
various patterns aud prices bird seed
Of every kind and Of the best qpahly blrd
glasses and bird books for the management
and treatment oi tiris-all of which wal be
sold cheap at the variety store of
May lG. Il. STACY, Jn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-09-12

Sign Of the Golden Mortar, noar the State
House, Newport, II. J. Feb. l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
ShipWrcck and loss OF three Lives.

During the snow storm on "Wednesday
night of last week, at 10 o'clock, the fine
ship Mcssasoit (of PIymouth,) Capt. Barry,
from Calcutta, with valuable cargo of In,
dia goods, in attempting to enter Boston har-
bor struck on Point Aderton Bar, near Bos-
ton light, and became wreck, the sea break
ing over her. Soon after she struck, three
scamen attempted to swim, on shore, but two
were drowned, an1 The other reached the
shore with great difficulty. The sea broke
entirely over the ship during the night and
next morning, so that the life boat which put
of as soon as there was any chance to do
any thing, was filled with water six times
The ship in The mean time laid broadside on,
and was gradually breaking up, her stern
being gone before single person had been
taken of by the life boat Those on board
the life boat by watching favorable moment,
to approach the ship, and by using the most
strenuous eXcrions, took on board one by
one the poor fellows, who slid down the ships
sides as they neared her and had got all on
board, except a passenger, Mr.. Stephen c.
llolbrook, Of Roxbury, Mass, who was sick.
In endeayorng 10 leave iho ship he had
reached the cabin hatchway, and was seen
to fall into it. Considering him lost the line
connecting the lle.boat with the ship was
cut, and the boat headed for the shore, when
Mr. lIoibrook was seen 10 creep upon deck
again. AT this moment, two canoes manned
by Mcssrs. William Phillips, Alfred Nash,
WIN. Fowler and George Williams, Boston
Pilots, who had been in the vicinity Of the
ship all the morning, watching for an oppor-
tunl,y to rescue the sufferers, made a despc-
rate effort to save Mr.. IIoIbrook, and one of
them had almost touched the ship, when she
split open, the unfortunate gentleman fell i'm
to the chasm and was seen no more Tho
crew were almost exhausted when taken off,
and Capt Barry was unable to speak for an
hour after. AT the last accounts the ships
bows hung together, but the rest Of the yes
sci had gone TO pieces. The ship was in
sured for $4,000, and rhc cargo for 1900
The bodies of the drowned men were re
covered.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

has sailed to join the African squadron.
Government vessels have also been en-
ployed as packets between this country
and the Isthmus of Darien, and the mails
arc regularly forwarded by this route
Important advantages are expected 10 re-
suit from this mode Of communication
with the Pacific.
The force estimated for apd proposed
to be employed during The year, COM
mencing on the Isl day of July, l845,
consists of 10 lrigates, l3 sloops Of war,
y briggs, . schooners, armed steamers,
8 small steamers, 4 store ships, and g
small vessels.
II is not so large as that estimated for.
in The last annual report-but It is some
what larger than that authorized by the.
appropriations for The current fiscal year.
Ii is confidently believed that this force.
may he most advantageously employed in
giving protection TO American commerce,
which is daily enlarging its operations in
every region Of the globe.
The Secretary questions The wisdom
Of the act of June, 1914, reducing the
numbers Of seamen and boys in the SER
vice to 1900 men, and suggests that the
number be extended to 5000 An in
crease Of the number of Pursers and Sur
geons 10 also recommended.
1t is not proposed to procure addition
al supplies Of live oak timber, beyond
those already contracted for during the
coming year
1t is suggested that appropriations
should be made to rebuild the frigate
Guerrero, and for the completion of the
iron war steamer, and to build brig 10
replace the Enterprise.
The estimates from the Bureau Of
Yards and Docks provide for improve
ments at the several Naval Hospitals.
The Navy Hospital Fund, on the lst
Of November, IA amounted to $3.50, ,484,
and as the money is now unproductive to
the Treasury it is suggested ,ha, the fund
be invested in securities Of The U. s.
The Naval Slorekeepers at Rio de
Janeiro, Hong Kong, Mahon, the Cape
dc Verbs and the Sandwich Islands, have
been discontinued pursuant to the act
Of Congress June, IA, and tho Off
GERS Of the Navy are now required to
perform those duties.
The report contains nothing about the
creation Of higher grades in the Navy,
which has been urged in several Of the
former reports.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19
Loss of The ship Alabamian from LrghOrn.

Capt. Raymond Of the ship Atalan,a, mr.
rived on Saturday in New York from New
Orleans, reports that on the 18th of Dec, IN
lat. 3G, 40. long. u W., picked up the cap.
tain, crew and passengers of the ship Alaba-
mlan, from lcghorn for New York. Capt.
G. II. Hitchcock, OF the hla5nmian, says that
she sprung aicak, when TO left her IN the
boats on tie morning of the 18th, tho water
being then Up 10 her lower deck. She had
an assorted cargo, with about $50 tons mar
Bile, consigned TO various houses IN New
York. The vessel was insured at the Gene.
raj tlulual & Atlantic Company for $4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

measure and defeat the object o(,ho con-
s,itutionaI Rloyision.
1t might be doubted, too, whether the
choice Of electors by Legislature was
consistent with the constitution. 1t GER
lainly was not contemplated by that in
strument.
This amendment was lost, and the
House adjourned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

A proposition to the Wings OF The Union
IL made through the Philadelphia United
States Gazette, 10 purchase Mt Vernon, the
former residence OF Washing,on,now Tor sale,
aud present II as national tribute 10 Iluniy
Clay. The association Is appropriate, aud
The receiver would bo worthy Of the noble
GIFT '
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-12-19

A Washington correspondent of the
Boston Daily Advertiser under date OF
the 9th inst. writes as follows:
am sorry to inform you that the Hon.
Samuel iloar, the agent of Massachu-
sets, for the assistance OF imprisoned
colored seamen belonging TO that State,
has been forcibly expelled from the. city
OF Charleston. The Charleston papers
will give YOU the details OF this transac-
ton. Almost immediately Oh his arrival
there, Mr.. H. was informed that he
would never be permitted to exercise his
duties there, and was requested at once
to Leave the city. do not understand
that any case had arisen requiring his
action, but that this protest was in view
of such possibility. On his positive re-
fusai TO abandon the duties entrusted to
him, he was told that il he would not
withdraw, he would be forced to do SO.
lie replied, with some spirit, that force,
Of course, might be used II they judged
best-but that by force only should he
be removed from the post assi2ned TO him
nm attack on his lie was merely u per-
sonal matter At this junciure the keep
er of the hotel, where he resided, refused
him lodging for any further time, and IN
fact turned him out OF doors. Meanwhile
there was ground TO suppose that the
mob Of the city would aiiemp, his life.
He was, indeed, preserved from their
hands only by a number Of the more in
luenlia gentlemen Of the city, who sur
rounded him, and compelled him to 60
on board the steamboat for the North
escorling him, or guarding him thi'her,
that his life might not be sacrificed to The
rage ofthe excited people.
do not understand whether any part
of these proceedings were under the dl-
rection of the constituted authorities.
They connived, however, evidently, at
the whole matter.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-27
TO Farmers, Country Merchant
SO and the Public i'm general.
FRANCIS J. G. PEAsL.EY h

"AS now received very extensive stock
Of Fall and Water Goods, the whale of
which are offered for sale at Wholesale ar re-
tell. Among his Z .ods may be found blue.
black. brown, Oxford. MKT and Invisible
green Cloths; plain. diamond and fancy Gar.
simeres and Forrest Cloth; Superior Beaver
and Pilot Cloths: blue, Sleeps gray. steel and
dark MKT Satins's; Kentucky Jeans, Kerscv.
ard Hard T,mee; scarlet. whi'e, green, vel.
low, plain and twilled Flannel; r yse and
Macinav Blankets. Lins.y.; A. brown and
sla,Ss Sheetings; ; 4 brown Shifting, HI .nch.
I'd Shirting an! ShceGng; blue Merrimack
and grra, variety Of Rr,nts; brown Drilling.
.hirii"e stripes; Tickince, Canton Elan, ell,
Carprnny, Shawla IlanGkerchicfe, Cloves.
Ribbons, Tapes, Needles. Ccmb., Lace. Silk.
Alpaca, fame, and plain; 8aring, Wadd,ng,
Wicking, Cord, latest st,le Hats and Caps,
gene raj mssortmen. OF Bn0ts and Shnee, La.
dies Sl,ps aud Village walking shoes, ~ pc RI
ur S,ationcry. such a. Bank aud Packer. Pest.
f"oiscap, ruled and unrul-d, gilt edged Let.
ter and Note paper. Wsfess, superior lnt !.
Sealing Wax, Gu lie, 600 Spellrre, let T. End,
Readers. Aimanacks. English aud German,
for is44, Memorandum Books, Pencils. Hard
ware, Queensware. Sole and Upper Leather,
Calf Skins, Linings. &c. &c.
GROCERIES.
Ssl,, New Orleans Sugar, white Havsaa nd
i.oaf do. Molasses, Coffee, Cocoa: Y n. Imp
nnd Gmnpowder TEA. superior qnalit,,i Sale
satue, Pepper, Spice, C.oves, Rice Ginger, &c
/ az ALSO. II
Paints and Oils, and many other articles too
num- rous to mention and whilst return YOU
| NY sincere thanks for past tavofr. solicit .
lcinuaua:ion Of the same, and offer yOa the
follow ing Indu :ements to Examine my stock
hetorc purchasing elsewhere. tsi. you will
ind the mos, extensive stock in the CITY, COM
rrising almost every article wanted, s"d for
tCsshlor anv article ofproduce Tor which ram
paying Cash, will sell goods lower ,haa any
houss in the City, even II 70 reach tha: low
pr.ce. IselI at less tan cost. A. wi.h ~ close
fMy businese in the Spring the foods must be
fsold. Don't forget u cali no charge for show
fise: goods. sl.
Nov. I. ~.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-27
DIR. J. A. ROUSSEAU,

HAVtNG located himself in The city a
i i Darlington, respectfully off.r. al. PR"
fcssi"nal services in The practice OF Medicine
in all i,s branches.
lie further bcgs leave TO state III !, he viii
pay particular attention 10 al! the d;.ease
and aeculiariuss incident 10 women an.
children. ~ -@ aaraa
Or. r. farcr. himself that hi. -xperiene
and oppor,uni,ic. Tor acquiring information
in the practice Of his protest. win enable
him 10 render satisfaction 10 the afflicted,
who may be the suhjrcts 81 hi, attentions
References will be given 20 any person
who may desire them nj his residence, II.
the .cnth enI Of Mr.. d. Rice,s honsc. wcs,
sd" Of Main street, where he may always b.
found nnless absent on professional business
Burlington. Jna~ 3.l. la43-.f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-27

- t'ST received per Steamer Ohio for Corp
- and Parsons, IRON N Y. MI
|No Casks Queens. Glass and China ware,
making on hand, ~
$50 sets Ensmeicd, Printed and Granite
I'LL Tens, pt
Es 200 sdts Plates assorted sises, snsa4u.
I'm IL China Tee sessa,
30 white Granite and printed DO
8 dozen sss'd Chambers with and wise.
I'D MI out covers. rranaies4raloa vinat
Ia l!70 dog assorted Bowls, .Also--A large
assortment Of Ewess end Basins. Bakers
Cov'd Dishss, Tersnes, Jugs, GlaSs Naples,
Tu,ablers, Cas,ors, &c. 10. All ~ the low
est prices.
Oet. -, '43-,y corp 1 PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-27

1IVHE subscriber has for safe. and will e,
= change for pork OF grain, sssp~,
J first rate family carriage.
s. double horse Wagons,
good horses and one double harness.
| have ALTO for sale on commission, pa
500 fee, pine Timber, e...@
$4,000 do do Lumber. l 2s
s.a 30 reams willing paper, p3s
SO do wrapping do
% do pnotine do. IT,
rs. 49,. ,5 GEORGE PARTRIDGE.
Sep s-4m ZEE 8. assM 7fTas
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-27
1T Is INFALLIBLE.

.HAUBY'S Compound Lotion for the
~ cure Of letter. Ringworm. Itch aud all
.cnsaneons affections Las been found by mum.
erons irials 10 be nm infallihle cure for ,he
bove mentioued Discases Of The Skin. A
few applications are known =, have cnretl
,h~, Distressing disease called the ..lIlino;,
Mango" No tiahger need he apprchend-,I
from lie nse as il c"n,ains neither vesc,able
or mineral poison. in consequence OF which
Il is far superior TO the remedies now i,
use; they containing large quan,i,ics q
mineral potion. which have a tendency "a.
.hcr 10 injnre then give relief: also care mu.
he taken TO avoid we, and Guild hich is NO
The case with this ietion. sen
The price of the Lotion is Moderate nnt
40 iamily should be without il. Numerou
references of as beneficial effects can be OBJ
aimed by applying 10 the proprietor a, hi
Drug Store on Main Street.
(Sig.cf he Good SomSritan)
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-27
DaEton r. David, water St.

ID ESPECrttLLi iafnrns the ic,,if~n ms Of Bur.
~ is"gton that he has just received from, New
York and St. Louis. y general a.sortment Of FAM
cy and Staple Or, Goods. which he feels conf
dent that he can sell - rbeapss can be hosght
any where else the city; all i. ash. i custom.
ers. and he will show them his Goods, give The m
his pirss and let them judge efof the ni.eive...'
My stock consists ~ psrtr rs follows, viz:
Heavy Pilot and Beaver cloths. Bread do.
Mole Skin, fuii~d cloths. kentucky Jeans,
Bed Tick,ngs. blankets, A prom On. ck..
Glnghans. Prints Of VARIOUS qualities and pat
terms, Table LINEN. brown s~d bi-sci.sd Masi,us,
Glover Sospendsrs.s iSeedIss Has. Looking Gi.ss.
e. Hsnd kerrhief., Cotton Yarns. Stat.oaery.
Hardware, Qntenswars. Hats and Csps. Boots
snd Shoes. Sole sad Gppsv Leather, and = Erest
Msy other artclAs tsS nsnssyous TO are atioH, vii
Il shch will Be sold fos cash, psrk. wheat. corn.
qsas, 6sx seed, beeswsa, &c.
Des. 9-ly Hs54f8 .sssfip, T.DAyiD.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-27
/. NEW GOODS.

uST eeee'sed and for sale. at ST. Loui. pri.
1900 I'd. s.i. 81. ~. - brown sh%~,;nx
and Shir,ing.
5000 do do bl.ach-d do
SeOO do American f British Prints now .,,i.
90 Crrn''an Alpaca. .aferinoe and
$50 DO yso,eh. Manchester and American
go .Gingham..
no 90 Ms.sin de f,.ines.
6e0 do hest Indigo Cheeks OF snr'r o.,li,,
sVoo DO rsd, white. green and yellow Elan.
So DO t'krofins Plaid, . new aud pl.ra,,,
article. all wool. sff-'
- 4eeA do Tine Lincm, -iasa 8s}
- Ia superior lrsh Linens.
1000 Sleeps Grey cloth. Kensseky jeans
5000 do t.aass .sixs. bise and black. Broad
we taCioshs. @S 8NA CESS ESy#
bss so DO dsssls Milled Cas.im. res aud c...
$50 Mossir. Cashmere. S.u sud woo.a
coo hkSak rravat End assorted Ildkf's.
500 pair ladies aud Grn,s Gloves. as.'d.
500 Cs'.,@sresfsr Ns'rs and SILK 'ia'.. la.
''"sesw sr.i. Eor. Nu,rs Mu.ks and Cloth cops,
xss7ee pair Meus and Boy s Zip Boots.
500 do do d do Shues. 't
900 20 L.dies Frs ach Kid Slip. aad walk
- INC Shoes.
800 do Chstdren'f Shoes. assorted .i1.s.
$500 Spsn,sh and Principe stgar..
- hnxes Har~t best chewing Tobacco.
SO0e u. hest >psni.h Sole Leather,
100 hsis K~nawha Salt.
Is sarks Rio Cotfs~ 5 hhds pine New
"a Otlsans Sagar.
80 ! dor Hair. Ma.s aud Shurk Mst.ass~s.
MsschsiS Geography and Atlas. Ecierti- books.
Dictionaries. blsak Books add Stationer, .tageth.
er ~ita every ar,irle Of Dry Goods. Csror. ri~ :.
Hardware &c. 10 make the assortment eomyi. &C.
ell OF which will be ss.ld lsw nv W u DEA or.
New 4. corner Of LETTERS On and " ate r sts
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-27

HIIE suh.crihers hare establsh ii n
Il branch Of their house in this Civ, n
the store opposite Mr.. Wesley Jones, where
they intend I" keep a good supply OF Tin
Plates, Cnpper. Sheet Iron, Wire. and Tynners
Stock in general-Also. Stoves of NIL pat
terms, viz: Cook, IT, plates. Z plates. B"x.
Parlor and Airugh,, Iron of NIL sizes. Steel
Nsils. Salt. Jeweu's Plough. &c. To which
we would respectfully invite the a,,cn,i"n
AZ the public, knowing iha, by the low cash
pr.crs, We vii he enabled 10 please all who
may favor us with call. which We earnest.
~ solicit. BRIDGE & HALE.
Nav o.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-01-27
Carriage Fcctory.
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NylLL,AM LoNGIEY, having e''ab-
wv lished himecltln the Goovc business,
public that he 10 nov prepared TO execG'e s'i
orders in his line in the best style OF wo.k.
nanship. f..s.ts ii
N. B. All kinds Of Farmers Wagon work
made and rcpsired, and country produce taken
in par, payment. k4f nN3a S.
tpShop on Main street, near M'Cash's iiv.
cry stable. .b
Burlington. July let, as.