Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-07

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Being arrived u ne hndlne -.
led his horss ont Of The boat, and al
my good ffheA 4 I'm very &c
man, am neither colonel nor 1 ma;c, i
have no title at all, and don't like then
How much have to pay you?''
The ferryman looked al him. and ~
"You are the first white man ever &C.,
ed the ferry that wasn't list nobody 4 sII
and ! swear I'll not charge you nothinp. -
Fecthersfonhough's E1cursion. #
TExAs.-A Philadelphia paper 49, -
that Texas has lost the sympatAies q M. !
country BY making the late annexst;on
treaty. Adding a territory of 4OOOoo
square miles and Of great aericultn,.i
value to the union Is singular cans. :,
deed why Texas should lose our symn.-
thies .s NaEr
A .Nnc article Of Export. -Une h,,
dred bales Of North River Havl bsv. 49,.
purchased in New York for shipment =
Great Britain. This, says the shlnnins
List, is, we believe, the first ehip,nert y
hay ever made to Great Britain from M.
country. To France, parcels have hs.s
sent occasionally for year or two past. 4
Who are they that are running thro,.A
the country, and preaching about apro,,s.
ton to American Industry" Is Their -.
in ten among them who earns his hrt.dI.
the sweat Of his brow? A few years -
the same class of people made the eeSo
ring about Satellites, then again il wa.
"relief!''-now it is s'protection2, II
real working man, he who sings the ham.
mer, or plies the needle, or follows The
plow, you don't find at the corners bev.
ging for facilities" or 'srelief," OF npro-
lection. '-Somerset Messenger. as'
ut is stated in the Providence Gazette.
that arrangements are making to have the
whole military of the State under arms ON
the 4th of Septembers next, because it 4
apprehended thai disturbance will spring
out Of the mass meeting Of the Democrats,
which is to take place on that day."
II there is anything calculated to pro-
woke violence on the occasion referred to,
1t will be this unnecessary and insulting
parade of military force at an orderly
meeting Of citizen. We have no doubt
that the Wings Of Rhode Island would
like to create some new disturbance To
cover up their late atrocities.
PRoeRfss OF MAcHISE.-The Boston
Post says, in one Of its commercia arti.
cles:--
"The plan Of introducing machinery ior
making Of carpets and dispensing wild
hand weaving, appears TO obtain favor
with the Lowell factory agents, aud is soon
TO be introduced into other places. This
move Of the manufacturers is not kindly
received by those operatives who have
been on the side Of political power in
Lowell, and if it should ultimately fail,
may be attended with disastrous political
as well as pecuniary results to its pro.
moters."
Forty thousand pounds sterling are
annually expended in Queen Victoria's
household for diaper pins. So saysa Lon.
don paper.
A manufacturer Of wooden combs at
New Haven, Conn. it is stated, has now
on hand orders for no less than fourteen
millions, four hundred thousand of these
articles. .es
GEN. JAcksoN's SwoRr.-Quite sen.
sation was created in Chestnut street, Phila-
delphia, on Saturday evening, by gentle.
man showing Colonel Page the sword Of
the late President. Itwas sent to tits city
to be repaired. 1t is beautiful sabre, and
the weapon he wore at New Orleans.
A New Way 70 LIvE.-We lately
heard Of man that makes his living atten-
ding political barbecues. He says he has
got the thing so ~ >temiscd, that he meets
the s'peopfe in masses" every day; d
course he is bound to eat for the glofffca.
o. The party in particular and the country
in general. This is the same person who
goes up ard down the river when the fare
is low, TO save expensive boarding.
To good TO be losf.-The last Chicago
Abolition paper Is sort o SOAKING the
wings TO 60 over to their party after this.
wise: it says, .'Thes feel that they (ths
VIII; y are completely used up--have no
hope Of doing any thing for Clay IN This
S,ate-a,:Gi many Of them are tired Of
throwing aMav their votes-f they are TO-
continue in laiaority, they feel Aow that
they will not continue in a hopeless onet
but cast their votes where they do good i
tbev do not elect their candidate"
peorm Prcss, !.
Very Good. In noticing the alarming
hubbaboo the wings are making about sons
half dozen disunionists in S. Carolina, Ben
net says: 1T threatens no more real dam
ger to the Republic, than the bursting of 2
soda bottle"
"You are an excellent book-keeper, ch,
Ned?" ..Why, no sir, ] can't say that !
am, but why do you ask that question:"
eWhy, because you have borrowed no less
than dozen of my books, and have kept
them very securely" AEt
Let every man who owns patch d
soil learn its capabilities, and use them to
the utmost, and the mass d the country
will soon Be relieved. I'VE ere designed
for an agricultural people; but our agri-
cultural knowledge and skill are FAR BE-
hind our mechanical. NJ A4Ah64
FRoM WAsHrxcrox.-RH Ears
Nss;on of Cnn C,pss We receive 4 letter