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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-06
iTT'ffsMy:l;;:e2 90, iii, ADVANCE. ,

1t Was d soJd Wig argument and prostit
by atcredicl Whiaalocufne,is, and they
iinme 4iately gave In End admitted, that .alss
ths's h they did not ekassly understand II
ut first, yet il is n5's tftaf aild as sclf-evA
dent as MIR. Evans argument showing
the hiehcr the tariff, which stands ia the
p; &c Il the tolA the cheapcf. tia goods
which stands in the place el' the meal. aiuf q
From that time I bayc been using my
new | Il dish pretty frs9Iy, ND inanuisclu.
! Ing meal and -four has - - Ls,a FIRST
J ate b,lsi.ess, and what Is better nv Whia
Customers; although th-sr ktlsts of meal
don't last quite as long Al they used tot
afe well satisfied; and NOW Mack, / don't
want you 10 be blowing atsas here that
Evans speeck ia nol tr,,ei and that This
Wig Joc,rinu abort the high tariff making
e6tjds lower il a.lgWfohg, Ior II ftis w. nv
Tohd is out, and I ruined wiilimy ncw
oil fish operation id1. Vi laf,'a ~ ,,.
But says Rfr. McCshiell, pray. Hob,
how do you get along with YOUR Demo
cratic customers, surely yun cant h,lsnbns
them With your Evans, speech and Wing
arguIntnt5Y A. s -'se. I. saa IA ss'r
oh shaw, no, says Bob. I use the old
toll dish tor them and all goes. 81 well,
btu now don't youtcll any body what told
you, 4f M ni#ssl4HN ists+atsAss @HN
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-06
AN ACT respecting TIC noritsra boundary
Of the SAFE Of Missouri. go

" 4hec t'"se W sutScoV tsfHF A8tstsss
Belt enacted BY the Senate md Honscof
Representatives Of tie United States,oi,
America in Congress assembled, That
there shall be appointed by The Governor
of Iowa Territory, ~ and with tie advice
and cotistiil Of the Council Of said Terri
tory, n commissioner. 10 act ID Conjunction,
with such commissioner as may heap.
pointed by the State OF Missouriy and such
third person, not a citiycn Of the. State Of
Missourior Territory Of Iowa, as 7nay be
designated by the two commissioners
aforesaid; the duty OF which said three
persons 1t shall be, to ASCERTAIN. survey
and mark out the northern bbtiHdary line
Of the State Of Missouri, and to cause plats
OF the said line, when SO ascertuined,. SUR
veyed, and marked out, TO be returned TO,
the Offices Of the Secretary Of State of the
United States, Of The State Of Missouri,
and Of the Territory IF Iowa, which; plats
shall be accompanied by reports Of .theit
proceedings in the prenises.ass iil,sa al'
| SEC. 2. And be it further enacted,
That said three commissioners or Maior>
i'y Of them, shall have authority 10 appoint
surveyor, and engage The necessary a..
sista1ts and laborcrs, TO enable them u ~
cert in, survey, and mark the rid line5
and the compensation Of Said comnispi5ssx
Iers, and Of the surveyor employed .bl .tbenr
shall be at the rate of eight dollars per
day, for so many days as they may neces-
darby be employed about the business
aforesaid; and the laborers and assistants
shall be paid such compensation as may
be agreed upon between each Of, them and
the commissioners, or majority ofthem,
not 10 exceed two dollars per day.
/ Sec. 3. And be il further enacted, That
the report as aforesaid, Of any two Of said
commissioners, shall be final and icopclu-
size, md lhe line SO ascertained, surveyed,
marked out and returned as aforesaid. by,
any two Of said commissioners, shall be, the
northern boundary line Of the State Of
Missouri. U7a VA ..iHBg.s asssI te
I Sec 4. And be it further enacted, ,That
his act shall not 20 into foreasunil the
Legislature Of the State Of Missouri, shall
have assented to the same, and agreed to A.
bide by the award of said commissioners,
or any two Of them, as final and Conclusive;
and the sum Of four thousand dollars 10
hereby appropriately put Of any moneys in
The Treasury not otherwise appropriated,
to carry into effect the provisions Of this
Approved, June II, 1884, sg sadi
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-06

Are you prepared to pay me that bill?' said
the landlord or one Of our hotels yesterday To
guest OF lis who seemed 10 eyince decided and
practical preference for The credit systsm.'
Certainly, i will pay i'll was the reply, sas
soon as get remitiance from the North. But
why ESQ uneasya Am l. not putting UP with
your ..,sy 80 II s,sss. S
| Eyes, said Honifaee, ii know You are putting
up with me; but I'Ii Be I'D If Pm going to put
up any longer with you unless get my moneys
Picaymne. n
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-06

CtLTURE or MILLEr.--June IS good time
to SOW millet. 1t will do well sown any time in
the month. 1t makes, when well cured, excel
lent fodder One Of the general advantages Of
In. light, this may be grown as substitute Half
bushef Of seed, broadcast to the acre, is a
proper quantity, though only a. peck is some
times sown on rich ground. 1t may, if desired,
be sow in drills, and it designed for seed, this IS
the best way a common turnip-drill win SOW
seed, when ground into meal, excellent for fat
tefiiig animals Rather light ground IS best Tor
it'll win, indeed; do wen on land that u to-
hight for grass, In 1871, Mr.. G.. Jones received
apteminna from the Tompkins County Agricul-
Eve and half tons Of miliet-fodder, and sixty
three bushels Of seed. It was new land-the
wood and timber ffoma&Aich was taken Of In
the month Of April, snd twenty quarts Of seed
|sowli to the acre the 8th' AZ JuAe socceediAe
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-06
HENRY HOUSE, hsa .s'a7
MOUNT PLEASANT, HENRY COUNTY. fnWA.

TINE proprietor having furnished his honse
1 equal TO any ~ the Territory IS prepared to.
accommodate any nuuiijef OF persons in the mos,
acceptable manner. 10 soliciting the patronage
OF the public, thr undersigned would take this &C.
casion to tender his thanks to all who have hereto,
fore favored h,s with call.
Nav s. fslS4-y. p C.iTlFFANY
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-06

AVN assortment Of School Books, BLANK
~ Books, W:itinl Paper Quilts, Ink,
States, &c. iOct % is DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-06
Astonishing COndesce s,sion.

Henry Clay lately ayowed that she had q
brother acho was bred ,nechanic;'' and the whig
papers are amazed at this astonishing frank
ness.
This is equal to the wing elecfioneereirr. who
declared upon the stump, to gain'the votes Of
Irishmen, that although he had not himself the
honor to be a son Of the Emerald Isle, be had a
brother who was excessively fond of Irish po-
tatoes Democratic Union.
There is another case in point in the man who
could not speak German, but had brother who
could play upon the German flute, or that other
indivIlusL who was NO. musical himself, but had
a box at home. that was. Mr.. Clay's brother
was bred a cabinet maker, and Henry would
himself like to try his hand at making at least
one Cabinet twill be remembered, too, that in
the construction Of a cabinet for John Quincy
Adams, he did all the ..sturningn that was neces-
sary, through the job, when turned OUT proved
to be. any thing but neat one.
-3sa hfs paFaeG9g sH Psnnsylrunidn.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-06
4. Il. Goodi,ule.

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR 1T law.
"A ,Office. on the corner Of Wassiur ION and
Main streets. Burlington, Iowa.
Dec rs, 1343-u ssSsN sat Ss@ s2s G
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-06
GLASSWARE.

TUST received; glass tumblera al. all kinds
- quart and pint decantefs, pint TASKS. salt
cellars, cruetts, moiasses cans 10 aud Ia cal
len jars, com. lanterns. glass saocers, ROY nj
dishes, oblong do, glass plates. cream pitch. .
crs, eugar bowls. wine gil eeee, jetIeis, ink
stands, glass knobs of al sizes, and gre al
many articles too tedi6ts 10 mention, all O..
which will be aolu loss for cash. sby go IS
WIZ. GARnET'f: Il
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app. 20 IA sign Of the Great Wssiern !.

oHN 5. DAVID, General Forwa,Slmg ana
- Commission Merchant, Dealer in Groceries
n -, Goods. Produce, &ri &c. on " alter. between
Washington and ColtiaBia Stre-ss,. RafIinston
iowa. s @s March 10, 1912 81
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-06

House, Sign and Fancy Painting.
NOATEs s. HAWKINS VALLEY street, be-
~ tween Main and Water, will execute eve-
~ description Of Painting, plain and, ornamental,
in the best and most approved style. q s9S
They respectfully ask share Of patronage
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-06

THHE Subscribers are prepared 10 furnish All,
l. kinds Of Boat Starcss nj the iowe.t raft.s *
the suae stand they occupied last season. Pst.
ronage is solicited. T.. b. RAND & Co.
march 2. 1874, ssgt@gatsft glIEsF G Fssa
r. $. All citiseps or irs~e'lers Wishing for pas
sage up or down the river bt steam boat. 3, ieas.
ing their names with the subscribers sil be noti-
ded at their lodgings the arrival Of the boat
they require. z. D. n. 4 co.
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EXCHANGE

I'm the Eastcrn Cities, ST. Louis and New
~ Oileans. fog sale by ksFa rsaf SID eea
Nsv. 4, ,43. FIG pEASI.Ey
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-06
IOWA HOUSE,

5tfam-boat Landing, Bloomington. Io,oa
ME unders,gned, late Of the Burlington
House, respectfully announces to the
citizens Of the town and county, as we'll as
the travelling comm unity, tina, he has taken
the IOWA HOUSE, formerly occupied BY
Mrs. Parfdt,, fitted It upi in comfortable man-
Ter, and hopesby uttcmitted eycrtions, and
lssiduoas attention, e, merit pubIicpatronrge
fhe Huuse 10 situated close to the landing. in
the business part Of the town, SO gentlemen
wishi ng to take the river from this place, are
sure Of having an opportunity # going ~ she
frst boat.
His TABLE shall at all times be supplied
with the BEST the country affords, the BAR
With the choicest Wines and Liquors, and his
STABLE well provided with grain, with care.
full and attentive Ostlers.
From his long experience, and determine
tict 20 spare no pains 10 render his guests com
Portable, lie Aatsers himself that he will be
able to give entire satisfaction to all Who may
favor him with their patronage.
a tl.s = WILLIAM FRYE.
Bloomington, June l8.l84La .satH tsa
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! : u --17-T- = y n =,
Laugllable Enough.

A late number Of the N, Y. Spirit Of ths,
Times contains an old joke, got up some,
thing after the manner Of Esop, which
tells remarkably well in printS Almost
the first story wclevcr heard is turned into
regular fable, and wslefc Porter raked it
up in its present dress We. are ii u loss To-
imagine--whoeyer did II must stop at this.
Mr.. Joseph Miller would laugh and shake
in his grave could ne see one az his old
sallies fcvampcd in the wise following..--l
Settle iotTsesf, reader, in an easy position,
and prepare for an outburst:-Picsysas.
gs FApLp 2O2. ,h1FeAi 'ss.
tie Landlord, The Soldier, aadMe Potatoes,
"A soldier Of the West, during the lstes
war, being OF Of daty was emerged By bin
landlord, to assist him in the digging 81 his
Potatoes. Being furnished BY the Landlord
with a quart bottle Of, choice spirits, This
soldier of the West, duriag Tie late war,
being OF OF duty. pre-, cedci 10 thc patch.
.9bot an hosr .effer, the 4Lndkrd himself
went tIiithcr, and c,upd this son ~ LIARS,
in d state Of ntox lion, 5itiipg downs
unable 10 stand, . holding M r. q stump,
and the quart bottle What hld choice spir-
its, d. his feet, empty. E sE...s.s
s.Yoil worthless ys9sbond,' n said the
landlord; us This the way. you dig my .p0-
tatoesyv Says thiS~sollitr u tie West,
during tic late war. being OF Of duty
"pig your potatoes. Dn,an yonr potaiocsl
Did YOU EXPECT me u kc running al over
your field, d hunting a your pcstoesY X
you wish your potatoes dug, brin. them n
NE, and viii dig item. s,.s.ssssaa s5
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-06
Silas Wright.


The Cincinnati Commercial SAYS: ssThis
is an extraordinary man, apart from politics.
He has small farm near Ogdensburgh,
New York, to which he went some ten
years ago, leaving his profession, which
brought him in thousands per ann,im, for
about 5000 year, which is earned byt
sweat Of his brow. When Martin Van
Buren, drove up TO his. house, some years
ago. On particular political business. he
found Mr.. Wright in d, linsey woolsey
dress, piling stones into helps TO save Che
scythe Of the mowers, when the grass was
ready for harvest, one Of The most laborious
proceedings that ever man went at; we
have tried ii, and speak knowingly. 1Ic
has been offered the jldgeship, secretary
ship; the nomination for President at the
late convention at Baltimore, and when
nomlnaied for the, Vice Presidency, de-
clined it peremptorily. Such is the char
acter, and home Of, the prominent acts Of
Siias Wright, senator from New York, and
people viii tie ~ loss to know what has
cnuscd him to take up, farming, and content
himself with being senator only"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-06
From the Nashville Union.
Gene raj jackson on the Nominal
ti0as Of Polk and Dallas. 81
LITTER FROM GENERAL JACKSON

LETTER FROM GENERAL JACKSON. N
We have been furnished with COPY Of
the correspondence between Gen. Jackson
and . committee on the part Of the citizens
Of MurIrees boro', inviting Tie General to
the mass meeting TO be held at that place
OH Wednesday next; and take. pleasure
in laying before our readers the letter Of
General Jackson, who, it will be seen, en-
tiers with Enthusiasm and zeal into the
movements of orr citizens in favor Of the
annexation Of Texas, and the occupation Ct
Oregon:
asltH iIERMiTAer, June Is, 1874. M
s GenAemm;-I have tie honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt Of your letter of the
10th inst, inviting me tothe mass meeting
proposed at Murfreesboro' on Wednesday
next, for the purpose of confirming the
nominations recently made at Baltimore by
the delegates Of the democratic party.
Although the state of my health will
not allow me TO be one Of Your number,
on that occasion, Ienter, with all my heart,
into the objects Of the meeting. M. r5.,
Never, gentlemen, had we more reason
to felicitate ourselves upon the suspicious
prospect which now summons the old re-
publicans TO the field. Instead of disorder
and confusion, produced by differences Of
opinion respecting the relative claims of
the distinguished individuals who were
balloted for at the Convention, what DOVE
witness? Unanimity without a parallel
Rising above all selfish feeling, those in-
dividuals, nobly withdrew their names
from the list OF candidates, and united in
the nomination of Messrs. Polk and Dali
las; two gentlemen thoroughly known to
them, as having the highest qualifications
Of character and talent, and possessing, in
an eminent degree, the confidence Of their
fellow eitizeEs. a3
A party that can give such practical
proof Of its capacity to harmonic, and of
IFS ability, in the pursuit Of principle, to
bury all differences about men, cannot fail
of success. Ff
agree with you, gentlenien, in charac-
terizing as you have done, the annexation
of Texas TO o,r Union; and the occupation
Of Oregon, as American questions Our
Union is not safe as long as Great Britain
can be encouraged nher designs upon these
territories. Let us, therefore, rally with
patriotic and national zeal under the flags
upheld by Polk and Dallas. If they arc
successful, Texas and Oregon will be ours;
if they are defeated. British influence, ur-
der the pretence Of abolishing slavery, will
be interfering with our rights, and it will
never cease, as long as our glorious system
Of government is a successful proof that
monarchy IS not necessary to secure the
happiness Of man. s & aae
am, very respectfully, ss.
ANDREW JACKSON N.
Messrs. w. G. REEVES and others, Com.
4tsEs k- - EsE t#sAF
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-06

Never engage d so,Ihsi ofrfhe 1ve-ts
when offlof duty. 81 dig your potatoes. n
y,,u do, don't farnisl, him with v bdetlc VI
choice spir7ts, !. and rssnt your potatoes W
ir, one spot, that llc may nj iliats 10 run
all over the Zelda Iookink IN tIi5rif. slt
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@-Orders for the
ed to promphy.A
Murch 80, 1874. 9
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Kibbe &, Russell,st.r
Celebrated double-distiiied essraa f,on ~
STAR CANDY. re-

This VegotabIe Candy g ConsidsFod By tho7X
used II, the best remedy for essgks. eslds. r.
and .6ecfisns Of tie elect ssd tHngs. that - =
merous certificates from pcrsons Of eninsI u !
States and Texas, il favor Of the above ~
best secotnmendation that can be ai6xede -
sale. KIbBE & :. n
Msrch %, ls44.-en; ISL
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PAYABLE ouARrsaLy.
"a. ~ n

other advertisepcpts. - s'a's
Political circulars will be charged - dver.i,cu
No sdveftiscnents of g-oss, sbrvc Z ,.s. 90
fure, Will he PUBLISHED at any price.
Az letter. nua be post paid. ,.,t,.,s4
S,nale copies "rphe paper, i2I cents. ~ ~
The above tcrmAwIl be strictfv ,ds-..s ~
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.mol ron aAkn low 2
sANE Saw Mill Csask ss1 Isses sasapt asg
u. March g. lIg0 ID scoTT wP~vg
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTiCE 10 hereby given, that letters of Admins.
/ ston. bearing date the Sd day of February,
is44 upon the estate of VIM Fisher, decd. becn
granted by the Probate Court Of Crawford county
All persons having claims against the estate Of said
are to exhibit them to the
ed properly authenticated within year utter the
date Of said letters OF Administrations thew NAV be
p.ec'uded from any benefit in said estate and il such
claims be not exhibited within said ds e
they will be forever debarred and precuded from any
benefit from said estate. "' "-t '.5''.
81 April =, lS4L-9-6w. GEORGE TURNER, &
.r,rlrs Il bss.. s5, Adm. &c Of w. Fisher, deed
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s.9q Apples and Cheese. a.,
kA BARRELS of Russell and Pippin apples s1
eOOs7l lstd do 10 .o1DoyeIl appiesi q a 10 az
-svc casks of Western Reserve cheese, b h-,ig's
49, Low for cash, by ggsfITf GEO. 8. BRINE.
Fort Smith, Dec.s30, l643. ser l1A aetb1s .9lsGf
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TAKE NOTICE.

Ii persons indebted To US. either by Note. or Ac
IA count. for 1912, and r43, are notified that pay
ment must &c made Immediately, to sars COSTS as Ion
ger indulgence cannot be given. .,,,...1 .I,sz
Fort Smith, March 18th, 1874. aodsit
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FARE REDUCED!!!'
Don't wait for high Water,

ME undersigned, contractors Tor carrying the q.
Il nted States Mail from Little Rock Fort Sm:tJ.
beg leave to inform tho travelling public, that th1y
have provides, themselves with and commodiqaas
Troy Cosches. which. together with good teams md
experienced and attentive drivers, will insure sjfc
and speedy trip from Little Rock 70 Van Buren And
Fort Smith. They have reduced the fare a - -,
Fort Smith to Scotia. and a from Van Buren, to Soda
and from scotia TO Little Rock SS. Stage of61e AT
Capt. Rogers, ia Fort Smith, and at the Conmhns Ho
tel Van Buren, All Baggage at the rsk Of the bwn.
4. ADAMS 4 WILSON, Contrac,sss. !,
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Toilet ard Fancy Articles 4
COMRR1s1NG HIsi: 0iass Pesasams. Cologne, Toes;
<Brushc.. seala. Stssing BsEes asd Brsahsp,i Ra.
zoEs. Pas ID eeAe for hdiss, Coerse md Fine nhe
Cold Cream, -. "a sale By ssSst A. M BtJSH .
March l6, 1914 .esffslTl 800 10 s51lsbH
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Wagon Making.

~ ME undersigned, respec tfully
~ a7fy snsso7 r. IL informs his friends and The
M 5u b.5s ~ public generally. that he intends
,N=uan 10 continue the above bosiness, at
.Ie~N mis- old stand on Main treet. where
:, .ss-----esst he will attend to all calls at the
shortest notice and for
try .prs,dase. = 10 ~ y J0SE:PH HAWKINS :
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PRINTERS FURNISHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 50 ConamSn Sc, New orleans, Ne :
LAFIeIN a. STEW EMS.

A1eNr nm
White: Ner York Type Foundry, and the
Hoe Printing Press Mandatory, o.
Have in store the following assortment Of rAPss and
PRINTING MATERIALS. ogVo
PAPER 500. 1870
COCO reams Printing, size. from ozao to 2s,45 inches;
5000 g Letter and Foolscap. Hi
PRINTING INK :-4Johnsons Winter. Spring and
Summer; News and Book also, coIored Inks in can
NEWS AND JOB TYPE
Nonpareil. Long Primer. co English. 81 OQ0l
Minionsr< Small Plea. az Great Primer
Burgeois, ssF Plea Secretary, Paragon 70
Real Double Plea, Great Primer Scripts,
Double Snal Plea secry, Great Primer SECRETARY.
And an assortment o.
Flowers. Cuts. Leads, Brass sRale. &C. {
AIS O-Stands, with witheut racks; News and
Job c.sss common snd bram gsfeyt Pls;serss
Lead Cutters; Composing Sticks, Furniture Qseins.
Orders received for-sThe Hrs oP.sest Cylinder
Washington and Smith RRlNTlNG PREsSE6 Book.
binders tools. &C.. 10. @s~ci,, llfT
uTOid Type received in eHeksales for new,
April a, i6l4.--.12--tf 9's",
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Look Here.

Il and the public generally, that they have entered
into co partnership in the wagon and Carriage ma
King business. in che old stand Of b. Brookng on Main
stree. where they will be ready at all times attend
to any call in sh-ir line Of business our rcasona bic
terms for cash or country produces. y7 isI'a
JACKSON & BROWN.
Van Buren,. March 80, gfs44 500 1,t-I7 =. - 3
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PRODUCE STORE.

l--- PRODUCE STORE .Eg q. Tiki
ME Subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform
the public that he has taken the brick building on
grocery store. where he will constantly keep on hand
Flour. orn Meal. Corn. Butter, Eggs. venison hams
Chickens, vegetables of all kinds, Honey, Dried Ap
pies, Dried Peaches. Turnips, and Potatoes All Of
which he will sell low for cash. A. M BUSH
March 16, 1874. b. EUiHFat 7i 90 .aTIfTIsI j.
Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30
THE rAnIFF-wooL AND wooLLE

TEE TARIFF-wocL A1D wooLLE~s.
The bin to amsnd acts imposing duties
on imports--.o prpteci wool!en manniictfi-
rers and wool growers. Passca-ycas l06,
nays %. James X. Poli voting Nay
Journal of II. OF, II. ls26--'27, page ass;
February lOih, 1871.
The amendnen: imposing On Brussels,
,fulixey and Wilton carpets, &c, a duly OF
20 cents per square yard; On Venetian and
ingram carpets, de-, 40 cents per square
ard; ON all ether kinds oi carpets, &c, OF