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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25
To the Rescue Of your country.


We do not address ourselves to Wings
or Democrats, but to every one who has the
good Of his country at heart, we say, TO
THE RESCUE. Never, since the formation
Of this glorious confederacy, has its politi.
cal condition been in such dangerous stu.
alton as the one she is in at present, and
one that calls so loudly for the support, in
tins trying emergency, of every patriot and
lover of his country. We see before US a
faction of party, headed by a man Of yes
terday without any principles but that of the
annexation Of Teas, battling and tr7ing to
subvert the grand policy of our government,
policy advocated by Washington, Jeffer.
son, Madison and Monroe, not by pain ar.
gument but by false assertion and low ap-
Peals to the laboring class of our country
making an issue between the rich and the
poor; holding up Mr.. CLAY as the rich mans
friend, and James X. Polk as the friend of
the poor.
We ask you, voters of Yazoo, if such
arguments as these will win you from the
old principles of the Republican party, prin-
ciPles advocated by the sages Of the Rcvo>
luton, they who fought and bIed for the
achievement OF the great civil liberty which
we now enjoy. Say, voters Of YazOO, are
you prepared TO enact, in this our glorious
country, the scenes that caused France TO
mourn over the best blood of her land.
1t was such arguments as them that Rob.
espleIre, the blood~thrsty demagogue of
France, under the sacred name of democra.
cy, filled the streets of Paris with blood
1t was such arguments that misled her once
patriotic citizens from the path of morals,
religion and political honesty to the lowest
depths Of degradation until nature became
Of itself disguised and reason usurped her
throne; it was then that the French nation
saw their depravity and misconduct and
consigned the bloody demagogue to the
same torture that he had, so often, the best
and purest patriots of France. We again say
to you, voters of Yazoo, TO the Rescue, and
do not be msled by their Texas humbug,
or the man that they have adopted, to mis-
lead you. Remember that they are attack,
ing the best interests of our country for the
benefit of the British nation, nation that
once attempted to shackle US by force of
arms and failed, but now by the strength of
her PURSE she IS purchasing printing presses
and bribing demagogues to endeavor TO
make US dependent on her will. Say, voters,
will you come to the rescue of your coun.
try 7
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25

a. NkAsURE UP IN YOUR MIND, that the form.
H - c' anu, trainers of the Constitution were
IN favor of PROTECTION! O' "''e
VII. ELL YOUR Loco Foco NErGnBoR ,ba,
scoros - 'o oa Jefferson, Jay, Hamilton, and
Re-. =. o'Her great men, the fathers of tke
onas,j,, recognized the justice, and ne4
lection! ''''u ''oiiai'y OF FRO'
PROCLAIM TT rpo, n,u
ppGgp ~ eC ,,,4i Is National and Industrial
is Rim - 49, ; s ana Loco Foco Free Trade
= '"0 country and to the people.
Ae0 Bedford Mcrcurv.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25
The South in Danger.

We publish on the first page of to days
paper, Card from the Hon. Willis Greene
Of KY, headed "Locofoco Honesty" which
We commend to our readers; it shows the
corruptness Of the locofoco party and holds
up our Senator, Rob't J. Walker, in no very
enViable light. Mr.. Green states in his
publication that the locofoco Executive
Committee at Washington City had printed
for circulation some 10000 copies Of doc.
ument headed +" The South in Dancer y
which were intended for the South alone.
and that none were to go to the North or
East. Mr.. Green sent to the office of the
Spectator" TO purchase some Of those doc.
uments for the purpose of circulating them
in the North, but being refused, he had a
large number of them re.puolished, and no
sooner had he done so, and commenced 70
circulate them, than the president of the
locofoco committee, James Towles, and the
c. P. Segnstack, come out in \
Card, and pronounce them Whio fors
gerry, and tell the people Of the North to
treat it as such. These Executive officers
deny that twas ever published by the Com
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25

A T a Regular Communication Of Yazoo
n Lodge No. 10, held at the Masonic
Hall in Yazoo CITY, October Isl, A. D. 1914,
a. l.. 5S44, the following Preamble and
Resolutions were unanimously adopted, viz.
Whereas, JAMES P. LONG. Master
Mason, and a member Of Yazoo Lodge No,
40, has been guilty OF gross immoral, ungen>
lemanly and unmosonic conduct; therefore
Be ii Resolved, That the aforesaid James
P. Long be forever expelled from this Lodge,
and from all the benefits of Free Masonry.
Rcsolred, That copy of these resolu-
tons be signed by the W. NJ, and published
in the Yazoo City Wing, the Freemasons'
Magazine, in Boston; and that all papers
throughout the World friendly to tbs cause.
OF Masonry, be requested to publish the
same in their respective papers.
Attest, WM. ]. LEAkE, w. NJ,
]. R. BEDFORD, Sec'g.
Oct /, IS44-15;f
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25
THE ELECTIONS.
Victory! Victory!
HUzzA FOR THE JERSEY BLUES !
A VVhig Governor and IA Whig LegisIa-
turc Elected!

VVhig Governor and IA Whig LegisIa-
turc Elected!
The election news from New Jersey, is
indeed glorious and Cheering, it is such as
to fill with unbounded JOY and gIadness the
heart of every Wing. New Jersey! gallant
little New Jersey! has come forth in all her
strength and glory, she has sweep. Iocofoco,
ism from her soil, and and consigned the
monster to its resting place in the dust.
Last year the majority against US was
upwards of 5000! Now our majority is
not less than 2,0OO which is VINO GAIN
of at least EIGHT THOUSAND!!l The
following are the returns:
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25
wv HHGSN

REMEMBER tina! you have but ONE week
to do all the work that is necessary to carry
the State for CLAY, FRELINGHUYSEN
and PROTECTION to YOUR OWN IN
DUSTRY!
BE up therefore and doing, for the Loco.
focos throughout the State are desperate,
and are doing their utmost to crush your
bright business prospects.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25
The Democratic Barbecue.

Well, the the great Mass Meeting of the
'unterrifed" came off at Benton on Tues
day last, and we must say that it was very
respectable gathering, there being present,
according to the estimate Of three democrats
whose opinion we asked, about six hundred
persons, Of whom about 200 were ladies and
$50 Wings. Mr.. Matthews, one Of the
democratic electors, first addressed the as.
semblage; he spoke for about two hours
and half during all of which time he dealt
in low denunciation of the Wing party ard
Henry Clay, making broad assertions and
proving nothing. After dinner DR.. Ham,
met spoke, but we were compelled to leave
before he got through.
The dinner was of the first order, every
thing was plenty and got up with much
taste.
The delegation from this place was large
and respectable, and made very fine APP
pearance.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25
c 0 NJ MERCTAT.

corTD,, '"s - y ropic Of Oct 10, 1874.
inc Iast ~ IN our review of Wednesday morn.
had bsso s'atea that toIerabls fair bpsinea.
DAYS ofIbe ya IN Cotton on the first two
decline '~e week, leaving prices pretty firm at the
a inf's 'L was again fair demand on Wedpe.J.v
Thn, .go SAFES reached fully 3,4OO bales. On
a1 ndp,Soay, there was falling off in the inouiTv
bales L s"e transactions were reported above 500
.nhuehcGd IN part By the very bad weo,6f q tiei'
80 I''1u, and not more than 1000 bales CHANGED
c1no making he business Of the past three -.
oooo' ana That Of the week 1900 balce. cons
1eI"C C portion Of the above business has been
S ..o-o ~ England, and the remainder chiefly for
I'm 1Hu france. Prices remain unchanged
ne receipts since the 18th instant, are 70Oq
ea- ana The exports 1913, viz to Liverpool p
pa New ORR 1873; Havana / 80 bales; leaving
stock on hand, including all on shipboard not
cleared yesterday, Of 65,209 bales.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25
MISSISSIPPIANS!
Proud, Independent Missis-
SinninmeV
sfppians i!

Your beloved State calls upon you, like
unto revered mother calling upon her
children to protect her from INSULT ard
IGNOMINY.
REMEMBER! Oh, REMEMBER, that the
man who is NOW asking your VOTES for
President, is the Identical James X. Polk
who, as speaker Of the House of Represen-
tatiVes, DIsFRANCHIsED MISSISSIPPI, and
set the WILL of her people at Defiance
He il was that caused the bright STAR of
Mississippi to ,rane- and struck it for
time from the bright and glorious galaxy
of the twenty.six. WILL YOU, like dogs,
lick the hand that struck and degraded yo"'
REMEMBER, James X. Polk, sent back
your legally elected members to Congress,
Prentiss and Word, and REFUSED to Mis-,
sissppi place in the councils of the ma
ton. Will you be spat upon, tlamPled up
on, deprived of your rights, by this would~
be President, and then meekly bow the knee
and servllely return thanks for the degrad.
ing humiliation he has subjected you TO {?
NO! NO! thank God. We feel-we kno'0
you will not. The indignant voice of MIS-.
SISSlPPI will proclaim, that he WHO TRAM
PIED ON HER RIGHTS and caused her BANNER
to trail in the dust, WILL BE REMEM.
BERED on the first Monday of November.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25
Memoranda for Scnfeu,ho,.

ALWAYS REMRrBER, that the first ppb.
-lished Act of the first Congress was emf.
tied in part can Act for the protection If
American Manufactures"
DON'T FORGET that the first petition ever
presented to the first congress was from he
M, of Maryland, praying PROTEC~
TION! IL
BEAR IN MIND that the second petition
to the first congress came from the slim
wrights Of Charleston, South Carolina. Draw.
ing PROTECTION!
hEEP IT IN REMEMBRANCE, that the third
petition to the FIRST congress for PROTEC.
IION, came from the Manufactures Of n
York City! -
REMEMBER that even MIR. Madison. who
was himself in favor Of PROJECTIONS
could not get horizontal reuenue Tariff
Bill through the first congress!
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5 hereby given TO all whom it may con-
u Germ, that at the November Term of Va
zoo Probate court, 1914, as Administrator
OF James NJ. Pease, shall make my final set
Element with said court of NV actngs and
dolngs as administrator, &C., and surrender
my letters Of administration, sc.
JAS. w. BARNETT.
w. E. PUGH. SrI
Sept 23d, IS44-I6:3t
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25
Tickets.

We would suggest to the Executive Com,
mittee Of the Clay Club of this place, the
PrOPricty of making arrangements for the
printing of Wing election Tickets in order
that theY may be circulated in time.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25
'ERPOOL CLASSIFICATION
AE3 yERTESETEENT :.


- hereby given TO all whom it may con-
- Germ. that at the November Term, 1914
OF fazoo Probate court. /, as Administrator
of the Estate Of Sarah S. SGlIman, shall ap-
ply to said court 10 make final settlement Of
my actlngs and dongs as Administrator &c,
and TO surrender my letters Of admnisira-
ton. JAS. w. BARNETT.
w. z. PUGm, SOL
Sept 23d, lS44 -l6:3t
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mittee, and yet strange as il may SEEM the
identical same document is published at
length in the Democrat Of this place with
the name Of "James Towles, Chairman"
and &C. p. Sernstack Secretny."
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25

C~T We are indebted TO the polite and
attentive clerks of the steamers RodOlph,
Nolant, Morehead, ST. Landry, NJ. B. Hamer
and Captain Waters of the Stewart, for late
papers.-Thanks, gentlemen.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25
LARORERS!

When LOcofoco comes to you, with
smooth words, protesting stlong friendship,
and asks you to vote for Polk, just ask him
If he is in favor Of PROTECTING your IN
DUSTRY against the cheap pauper labor
of Europe
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25

0T Our friend, Mr.. L. B. Grayson, will
please accept our thanks for the late papers
he handed us.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25

A~D NOTICE!-IEereaTter the payment
VI for ALL Advertisement will be
due after the first imsertiOm-thOse from
n distance MUST be paid for in advance.
JOB WORK 10 be paid for on DELIVE-
kHs January l. S44.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25
LOCO FOCO PRINCIPLES.

LocofocOism rallies under the banner which
an indignant people have once trampled in
the dust. "Martin Van Buren, and the Sub
Tresury; the purse and the sword in the
hands of the President; no credit; no paper
moneys no Tariff; thirty seven millions a
year public expenses, and nothing to pay ;
high salaries to office holders, and low wages
TO laborers standing army in time of peace
negro testimony lnthe navy party servilly
before public good in the selection Of public
officers and repeal and population Of pub
ic engagements and public liabiIilies.,,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25

OF The notice taken of our Wing Meet
ing by the editors of the 'Yazoo Democrat
is mean, low, Pitiful and contemplate, but
worthy the source from whence il emanatcd.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25

6T Col. J. W. Matthews, in his speech
at Benton on Tuesday last, accused Gen.
WASHINGTON Of perjury when he singned
the first bank bill, for he said that "Wash.
ington signed the bill against his own opin.
ion as to the consttutionaIity of the Bank .
Freemen Of Mississippi! can you, will
you support party that hold such opinions
toward the father of your country.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25
Il LORD now THIS WORLD IS CIV,

LORD HOW THIS WORLD Is GIVEN TO
LYING".-The editors of the 'Yazoo Dem.
craft say there were over "two thousand
persons present at the Lexington meeting
on the 18th inst. Now, we were informed
by as good democrat as lives in Holmes
that there was not over eight hundred pro.
sent, counting men, women and children.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25
Moses T. Hoff, Administrator of (
John Glass Of 81

John Glass, ct. al.
PON opening tie matters of this Bill,
and it appearing 10 the satisfaction of
the court that the defendants, the unknown
heirs Of John Glass, deceased. are not inhab-
iants of this State, but reside beyond the
limits thereof, SO that the ordinary process of
this court cannot be executed upon Them:
It is therefore ordered, that unless said de-
PENDANTS appear here.on OF before the first
Monday Of November next, and plead. an
swer, or demur TO complainant's bill, the
several allegations thereof will be taken for
confessed, as TO them, and such order and
decree made thereon as the Judge NAV
think equitable aud just. And it is further
ordered that copy Of this order be inserted
in the Yazoo City Wing, once week, for
two months successfully
THOS P. SLADE, Cl'k.
BY CIR BARNES, D. c.
CT. HAMER, and J. 81 w. BATrA1LE,
Solicitors for complainant.
Oct. %, 1914. -l6:9t.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25
Half a dozen wings

In each town, can by united exertons,
bring to the polls every Wing voter within
their precinct. Are there not then, in
every town, six Wings, who will make the
effort?
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whig PrlncihIes ard Measures.

LIST. a SOUND NATIONAL CURRENCY,
regulated by the will and authority Of the Nation.
"a. An adequate REVENUE, with fair PRO
LECTION TO AMERICAN INDUSTRY.
3rt. JUST RESTRAINTS ON THE EXECU-
TIVE POWER, embracing further restriction
on the exercise of the VETO.
4th. a faithful administration Of the public
Domain, with an equitable DISTRIBUTION OF
TUE PROCEEDS Of the sales Of il among all the
States.
5th. An HONEST and ECONOMICAL admin
'sira.lon OF the General Government, leaving pub
&c officers perfect freedom of thought and of the
right of suffrage, but with suitable restraints
against improper interference in elections.
ON, IN amendment Of the Constitution, limit
~ the incumbent of the presidential office to n
ANGLE TERM
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25

The state Of Miss .zoo Crvcr,r
YAzoo CoUNT4 / CoSRT. Sittinp a.
CoURr OF CHAxcrRY, May Term, 1874.
Frederick G. Randolph,
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25

with respect to the station which that portion
Of our population engaged in MECHANICAL
pursuits ought to occupy in .ae United States. I
Htnk That al citiseHs. latire and natllraised iriM
ont anyregard 10 their RESPECTIVE vocArIoNs, should
enjoy such confederation IA society as is due 10 their
Ttrtae and intelligence, their ind"tg, soJrieiy and
general dCP0rtmeHL." -HENRR CLAY.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25

Let me not be Observation-Disclosures |
sntreat that | may not be MIsREPREsENTEp.-
I am NOT advocating The reUiUGL ola HIGH
PROTECTIVE TARIFF. | AM FOR Add
ING BY THE PRINCIPLES OF THE COM
PROMISE ACT. am for doing what no
southern man OF fair candid mind ever yet
denied-giUing 10 tSe country reUenue ,ohich
may Provide FIR The economical toanis Of The
G1UernDleRt, and al The same time giving IN
cideHiaL protection 10 our home Industry. -
Speech Of Henry Clay in the United States
Senate, March LIST, 1912.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1844-10-25
GEORGIA.

We have nothing definite from Georgia
but learn from gentleman who came IN or
the FOlant, that the State had gone for the
Wings by about 1000 majority.
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Wing.
Loco.
59SS
And five counties to be heard from.
PENNSYLVANIA,

LAN4NO LN A1NlhU
We have received returns from 80 coun.
ties in Pennsy lvania, which give Gen. MAR
KLE majority Of 2,297; in the same coun.
ties in l84O, Harrson's majority was l ,957.
We have but little doubt Of Shunk's cleo.
ton; yet, the news from the Key Stone is
Of the most gratifying character to every
Wing, she has spoken in a voice that makes
locofocoism tremble, and may be set down
as certain for Clay in November. We hope
to be Oblo TO give full returns III uuI next.
OHIO.
We have received returns from only three
counties, viz: Belmont, Guernsey and Har.
lison, in which the Wings have gained 1853
on the vote of 1912. We learn from gen.
tleman Of this county, who is just from
Ohio, that returns had been received at
Cincinnati from thirty>six counties, and
BARLEY, wing, is 1850 ahead.
Since the above was in type, we have re.
ceived the Vicksburg Wing Of the 22d,
inst, from which we extract the following.
OHIo.-We have official returns from 50
counties and lists of polls in Z others, taken
BY friend who arrived on Sunday from the
Ohio river. In two of the latter named
counties few towns were not heard from
But the returns from the 10 counties show
majority for the Wing candidate for Cows
ernor Of 1912, making a wing gain over
the result Of l84l Of about 5000 votes.
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Y AGO CITY:
Friday, october 90, 1s44.

% 40 @rGWgM@g EDlToR-
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NO1iCe

ept 23d, I84I-I6:3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-20
Executors Sale.

DY virtu~Iot the power and ~uthoritv contained
ID in the last viii and Testament Of Enoch
w sde, deceased, late Of the County OF Des Moines
Iowa Territory. and also by virtue Of decree Of
the Probate Court in aud for said county for tia
purpose had and obtained. We the Executor and
Executrix Of the said last Will aud Teatameat,
will, on Monday the 2sad day 81 April next. pro-
coed 70 sell at public sale TO the highest bidder at
the door Of the office OF the Clerk Of the District
Court in Burlington. al Of the following described
Real Estate lying in the County u Des Nioines.
Iowa Territory. to wit: fractional Section No.
four in Township siAty-Hiae, north OF Range two
west, the same sbeine snt,dNsied into lots OF from
two TO four acres. NJ will more fully appear Ivy
reference TO plat oftha at the office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court. and nunbe red two
three, four Eve, seven. eight, nine. ten aud eleven
said land is adjoining the city Burlington on the
south side. Also, the following described Lots
in the city Of Burlington TO wit: Lot. No. Sd n
south half Of r. north halt ct Is l6 ~. north half
Of los lSl 283 3el sos 3O7 500 3iO3ll SIC 3l3
Si4 SIS $50, north half Of 63S 767 in the city Of
Burlington aforesaid. Aud also ut the same time
and place lot no one in block No. IS in the Town
OF Mount III, asant. Henry county It. Terms OF
ing bond and approved security. aud mortgage on
the premises Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock Of
said dwv. and continue from day to day until the
whole OF the property issoli. Lots No two and
three Sec. T 50 N. r. 8, are TO be sold subject
10 leases given on tn. NJ by Ennch Wade. now de-
e ased. - SAMUEL LEE BRICK. Executor.
CATHERINE WADE, Ex.cutrix.
Burlington, !. i. March 9th, l844-6t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-20
eaHEu7sruvEGga.1
Bbsworth's Patent Heat Retainers

On The, .ir Tight Principle
gTyHE Subscriber having neex slusive rieh,
/ / 70 manufacture rnnd sdispose ef said
stoves in Tie Territory Of Iowa, or dispose
of.nid righ, 10 oihcrs-h"ving derived hi.
righ. dir-cs fro.n The pa,entee--wonsd in
form ill.,. public that he has one Of said
,nves now ia use al Fs,cher's Hotel, where
/, can be seen n, any lime by persons de-
.irous OF examining il. AZ shi. stove il eon-
si,lcrci far superior 10 any ether in use y,
Am deter mined To commence the n.annfac-
lure III them in Burlington the ensuing sea-
son, and send them 10 all parts Of the Ter
ritory, tina, the community may not only
see bn. feel the benefits derived from tie
use Of Them = &. 8 ssfflftt fSA
No,smore than one third the quantity o
fuel is required 10 ohihin the same quan'i,y
Of hea, ~ from common stove or fire place |;
and heing a much neaicr nruce perfectly
adapted to the parlor, ei,,ing-room, sleeping
room, or Office, aud is highly recommended
for the sick-room--ihe heat being pure
and pleasant. Said stoves are made either
with or wiihon, an oven, aud Of any size o.
finish, 10 sui, purchasers. Cost, from 5 10 10
$50. 8lut 1@xsl eaal'tib0s
The nboye stove was pn,ensesl by Mr.. Bos-
worth, Of Marie,.a, Ohio, in April, lo42;
and has gained decided preference over all
Others in recommendation from many Of tie
most respectable citizens Of New York City.
and the State ofOhio, where the s,ove ha.
only MS ye, been used: bu, the hes, recon
nenGation is the actual use ofthem. 20
eI il p. WtGHTMAN.
Burlington I. r. Feb. 18th lS43 Il @sa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-20

TNHE subscribers have establish ed a
IL branch Of their houee in this City, Al
he e,ore opposite Mr.. Wesley Jones, where
they intend 70 keep good supply OF Tin
Plates, Copper. Sheet Iron, Fire. and Timers
Stock in general-Also, Stoves Of all pat
terms, viz: Cook, IL plates, I plates, Box,
Parlor and Airugh,, Iron Of all sizes, Steel
Nails, Salt. Jeweu's Plough. &c. To which
we would respectfully invite the attention
of the public, knowing iha, by the low cash
prices, we will be enabled 10 please MI who
may favor us with call, which we earnest
~ solicit. BRIDGE & HALE.
Nav IN sAIa