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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-25

40 gallons Train Oil, just received and
for sale by E. D. WARD.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-25

$50 pounds of Zinc for Gin Boxes, for
sale by L. ID. WARD.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-25

RULED CAP AND LETTER PAPER.
Quilts, Blue and Black Ink, Black Sand,
&c. for sale by E. D. WARD.
Aug. 10, 1845.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-25
COUCH 3!ZzaI5a3s

DR.. HULL'S Cough Lozenges are new
rapidly superceding all other preparations
for the relief Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Catarrh, tightness of.he
chest, Bronchitis and similar pulmonary
affections.
Price, twenty-five cents per box for
each kind of Lozenges. For sale by
E. d. WARD.
Canton Mi, aug. IS, 1s43.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-25

25 Or. Superior French Quinine, just re.
ceived and for sale by E. D. WARD.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-05-25

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-02

gasheaina n gasal IuRhfs. ~ asnres
rssrvs shall an dsnisd Fas PlraHnFs e BE-
inK wilh thsp. ans - a.ssss shrn IA ~
Ger cher eisrnmsiancss. ~ ons wesid 80
farther. OF ssbmh 70 gsssttF lneoestsl nes
- sarsl6es. n paying due hensss b Hen
a. Clay; silh sl0D ptssanal sfqsain-
lance, soaes hat iaumsts. has ally ssFs.
Cd 10 eankrm and increase skss ssnse q
his sxalisd palIioilsm and high qasis6ea-
lions Cor admmisRnng she 6osefnneni
whseA Id been iaspired hs knes ledsr
ii bic naiiOasl rePslaiion. slso lrndsr
ay eongrsssiasiuns On those demonsirs-
Iioas efpublie cp'n'aa. new - generally
sxhiti.ed. ~kieh render be .lesslioa 70
ne Chief Msg'snsey of The union slmosI
. n,sier of absolule certainty.
/ an with high rcsrset.
Your 0h'I. serT't.
WILL. A GRAHAM.
Hon. RIcn'D nISEs. chsiraaa
ol WING Central Committee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-02

ee.Gaa n he rompany - Ettrel. rhs
;. vesar IsIks" skaarkrd p dsncs.
sas ksps d sp snal--.yssr c-Psasns
ssanas ssy shat hosEs for. bsing man
af Giscrssf hshts. Ne retired between
oas and too o'elo~k n dean q Hea-
~ claF. Whig prissiplss and WIG 81.
unphs. Ssiarcay asa spsni By Mr.
Clay In rirwing ths Towa. ard esllieg
en some af ths estrfns. At2 s'elork ne
visited the Pair ii ne Ii PRsby ieFlsn
Church. ~hefs re ~as screwed wish -
sppisprials address delivered By The Rev.
Mr.. Lsyb1rn. he Pastor Of The Chsrsh.
sasdSy presents. The hsIdiwofk Of our
far ioxns.onsn. ~eIe gissn 10 and se-
espied BY him .ilh thsi ehsrming eosiie.
sy xhieh ekaracisrixss The nsn.
Az o'clock in he afternoon. NJ. Clsx
wss sseorsed 70 he Cir Point Depot ~
che ofiiees Of he Clay cl1o, where, 70
ronpany wilh he comaii ees 81 Norialk
and Porsmoulh. Ne lo.k the eaTs and de.
pared hom PslefsbsIg Tor NerlOlk. d
shieh tl,es be arrived On Sunday nora
inr. about Z o'e'oet. PEI. Lnfek.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-02

We copy from the Independent the fol-
lowing notice in relation 10 The UNIVERSE
~ Magazine. We shall be glad 10 see
that work prosper, and hope the enicrpns-
ing publisher viii meet with due cneou-
ragement.
The yonh Carolina University NagazinfI
The MAY number Of this Magazine viii
contain additional pages--thai is SO
instead Of 40, as indicated in the Pros
pecius. We stated, some time ago, that
we should pursue the plan OF adding few
pages, if the patronage warranted il. Tho
patronage does not, as yet, warrant any adj
ditional expense; but we wish the patrons
of that Periodical TO become acquainted
with the plan on which il viii be conduc-
ted-and to give them assurances that a
liberal support will not only ensure adj
dlional pages, quite often. but occasional
~ rs many as 10. Editors friendly TO
the work will obligo us by noticing this.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-02
Letter from lion. William A. Graham.
Hillsborough. April lIlh, Is4i

HiiIsboroush, April Ilth, Is4i.
My DEAR SR: deem il due to the
relation in y h,ch stand 10 the people OF
the State. 10 offer an apology to those Of
car feIiaw-eitizens Who may be assem-
bled al Releigh. on the l2ih inst. for my
not being present. tn join with them in
msniiesiing propes respect lot the dlsi'n
guishei st ,tesmsn whp is u w the CUES,
Of North Carolina. have So FAR recov.
cred RON a tedious and psiniul illness.
which lrsceaay suffered. Tia, an re.
leased from The prison Of my sick room,
aud able with some aid. TO walk out in
tie grounds contiguous 10 my house. Bu
4 am too much enfeebled to leave home
and psr,,eipa,s ia Che joyous meeting
which doubt not you will have in Rs'
leigh. / have. however. every reason &c
hope Cor speedy restoration to perfeei
i,salsh. and ina, ere long. may be able
40 visit the ditfercas sections Of the State,
Have she goodness to convey % ouI
lfisass. who. from every iadic alton, are
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-02

hathswmsEsl.f 40 GbEiFpeiigh hstsrFn
- ass.sul kodiFB a sn.E. 81 Ftaa.ss
=. &c = ne level u 80 ethff. hs-
81 - urG. and ~hai . here . pc.
,eas asr sosniry fre@ hs'as insts aaf ~
ssasssd 9Th ne presneiiaas e ne los
priced Thor of EsFepsi hhsa hsiieis.
rs aassss. klarksniLls. sd 81 asst
eons dosn and eek % shesR e tasy
10. Or si.s Sp he amksn van ne
psessnl fsrilaIes Of inlffeoeFss ~ s'sam'
chips, 700 mighI % wsA siirmpi % 60
nblish higher ~sges and higher pfsets
@ oae eide 81 saseei ihan % ne eahff,
a 70 establish and sustain higher prices
and wsgss here thsn ID EuFeps. nadff he
d.lusiss aad Eulrpian sebs me Of " ifst.
pade." Bat, sir. dis scheme sosld
bring in is trsin oiher ED mere ieaiiul
eonssqueness. Adapi his scheme. and
yea IN sooa brig dean sn6 tssfsds ihs
no~ free and prosperous labor d Ibis
eounlsv. noI only % lhs moral, eal 10 The
polifical condition 0l the slssss and ssris
81 Europe. by reducing their wsgss,
Won deprive The poor nan Il ihe mssns
a sdoesiins his children and hnirg hen
10 be free. By thus depressing oneslass
Of yosr people. yoq necessarily ,lessis
sno.her. You divide society horizontal.
" inle upper asd lover slsses-slsliIe.
lians and titles sUpefSene-jsalousles and
finally hvshlilies Iullow. and liberty iissll
10 ID The snd swallowed % In monarchy.
Such are The political and moral Rndsn-
eies Of every step 10 The direction Of IRE
trade. The protective policy 10 therefore
democratic 10 ils ehsraenr sad tendencies,
lit 10 . poliry which promotes equality,
no, By depressing one class, bot BY elr,
,ai,ng sll-by sle,st ng, sustaining. and
preu citing she labor Of ycUr o~n country
agsin.i tie ruinoHs and degrading ,hsels
OF . loo free competition wilh he los
priced and depressed lsbor Of Europe.
These are sisss which belong 70 This sub
ieci. and should not BE- overlooked Or DIS
regarded by those mo represent The free
labor Of Ibis country. and especially by
those Who make prefsssions Of dfmcera'
, ey aud iors Of ne people. Now 10 the
time. end this 10 The question. 20 iesl iheir
sincerity. Those who represent siarei
! may be excused. bot those Representing
frtemn Will be held 10 suiei seeounla
bllily.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-02

Tie CsIo'inisR ssys dat Mr. ely.
10 defi.nee ~ the insrpcIirns VI iEe Ken
lucky Legislature. BY h.ssole made John
O. Ad.ms President"
Whs,nghi had The Legislature Of Ken
lucky 30 instruct Nc. Clay. Who was .
Representative Of the people 81 The Lex
lng on Disnic,! None whatever, And
the LaeilalsFe did NOT instruct him. -
The very anlcle on whict The Csrelinlan
founded lis remarks fully shows. Leg
islaiure requested the Representatives Of
thai SAFE TO yaie iot Cen. Jackson.
[srhom the people offks State Themselves
had NOT vofrd for, buI The people whom
Ne. Clay represented requested HIM IN
do Otherwise. lie received. i. unexpee-
ledly and unsolicited, from . highly re-
speei.ble portion Of his constituents. .
paper. dissenting irum lhe Tsques, oil The
Legislature. and iRsirucing him IN vote
agreesbly 10 his osn Judgment. and ,he
best Iighi.he may have on the subject, y nh
or without the consent Of the Legislature. "
lie dad so ,oie. end his constituents sp
proved Of his course. To whom was he
responsible Whom was he bound IA
obey, the Legislature or those pho slrc'.
ed him 10 Congress! Unqueslionabiy
the latter.
The Csrulinian nigh, have mssss oui a
much stronger case agsln,t Gen. Sund-
ers. whom il supported through thick aid
thin for Governor and Tor Congress. 10
the same 81, clion Of 1924. North CarolIna
sot.d for GEN Jarkson, BY large ma
jouty over Mr.. Crawford. But Ger.
Saunders utterly dlsregarded this vote
end gave his yole in The House f"r Mt
Crawford; and ~hyi Because, sshe con
,ended. a majoriiy Of the people oil his ou'
District had voted Tor Crawford. liz
eon'ended ,hat his duty vas, NJ, 10 The
people Of The State, OF TO the Legislature
ba, TO the people Of hi, own District.
AL this Vas right in Gen. Saunders
but an objectionable sin in Mr.. Clay!
,z-z Fayetteville 0bssrrsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-02

An invalid sent for his physician. The
late DIR. WeiIam. and after OBTAINING him
for some time with description Of his
pains, sches, &C.. he thus summed up:
;. Now. Doctor, you have humbngged me
long enough with your good-lor-nsthing
pills and worthless syrups; they DON
touch the real difficulty. ] wish you &c
strike at the cause Of my ailments, if j, is
in your power 10 reach il" 1t shall be
done" said the Doctor. al the same lime
lifting bis cane. he demolished decaniel
Of gin Ihat stood upon the sideboard.
Organ.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-02
1T Is TRU@

IL is true, that the Att Tariff editors
are copying from BRUSH journals. u,eo
ries and speculaiions in favor Of :. Free
Trader" they condemn our Tariff. and
maintain that il should be repealed IN or
der 10 meet the liberal views OF Great
Britain. But while England IL preach
ing I" Free Trade TO Ill around. let US
see how she prsctises il herself.
From The report Of commune Of the
American Institute, Of which Mr.. James
Talmsdge was ehtman. i, viii be seen
that Oh Ioriy.seven articles. csmpris,ne
The s,a lie products Of the Uni,et States.
among witch are. cotton. wheat, infian-
corn, llnur. hemp, b,ars. tebacro, r,te.
whiskey. beet. pork, lard, bac1n, butter,
ta.low, cheese. feathers. fish. oil. &c
Enelind. under her reduced rates. lie
vies al average duty of2s9 per cent; and
the duties on lumber and other article:
are proh,hitary. While the same fepor
shows. tbai on thnty.s,x ARTICLES embrar
ing The principal fabrics and manufactures
OF England. our Tariff Law oi 1912 only
leves an average duty Of 80 per cent
Acdthis is the great Monster Tarif wheel
our Free Trade Democratic Friends arr
60 s.roAgly denouncine: and quoting Bri
tish authors in suppnrt OF their postum
knowing at The same time, that the BrI
tish Tariff Is more than quadruple that D
the United ST les.
With these iacts staring Us in The lace
ought net every American To blush wheI
he hears his brother quat~ Brush author
in favor Of" Free Trade"
Va shall frequently sllude t" this sub
jeet. as We think tI,a. every farmer an
mechanic. aud trsdesman throughout III
length and breadth OF the land, should un
dersisnd The docuine nf Free Trcde Wi
England. DapoiHe (M.) Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-02
THE MARKETS.
Petersburg. foil %.

=" PeleFsbaIR. .7PlI %
Tobacco--The inspections last week
were moderate. Lngs sold ai las TO
TO s2:25: and Leaf al 3 to s7--no, in
GLIDING fine manufacturing sorts. which
may be quoted Z 70 sl5. -~...
Cot,on--Market dull. quotations 81;
holders ask 8 to9.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-02
BONN z rs.
ME have received supply u fashionable
W spfin2 styles Of
Bonncts, Ribbons, Flowers,
ard other Millinery Articles.

whtca we offer To dealers at the lowest norIL.
ern prices Tor cash or Town srrepianecs.
Those giving us call will fad good as
sor,ment To select from throughout the season,
as We shall keep our a,sormcRt complete ny
week y additions. Our Bonnets ere mostly Of
uur manufacture, aud will bear a comparison
with any other manufacture in the United
states Tor style. 10 shape o. finish, and viii he
tff'n d 10 dealers by the case OF dozen ., pr
ces whmh rannoi iail 10 suit.
Our stock comprises every variety Of Flo
renee, Fancy, Straw Braid and Willow Bon
nets.
Band Boxes, dress whalebone, Bonnet Wire,
Edainas &c always ou.hand. .#a8
The retail trade vii fad we'll selected as.
snftment OF las,iouabl, Goods in our Millinery
Room. .-
CARPENTER, ANDERSON q CO.
Sycamore street, Peteisbarr, Va.
March a. hi. 49, 9w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-02

The Treasury BePart'nentisno~ build.
ing six iron revenue steamers OF 450 ions
each. under the direcuoa Of Capt How
ard. Tao oil these vessels are an Er,es.
sons plan. The one ju.t launched in New
York, and one nov ba,ld,ng al O.weg".
Four uf the vessels are On Lieut.. Hunters
plan. one now building by The Wesi
point Foundry, TO b. launched in twa
werks. one by the N"'elhy Works "a
New York for Lake E'ie, one at PGus'
burg, aud one at Bosom. p. p
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-05-02
Spring Importation,
- 1874, @

WE have 10 hand. and are now receiving,
per ships Juhn Cpskie to James River,
Liverpool. Sea aud independence. via New
York, our large and wtlI.selected IMP0R.
fATloN from ENGLAND IRELAND and
SCOTLAND, which, with extensive purchas'
es made IN Tie Northern Markets oC FRENCH,
GERMAN, sM ISIS and AMERICAN Fabrics,
ensLlcs - 10 fir 10 our costome,s and pur
ehasers generality, the NEST COMMAND DIM
sfocK We have ever possessed, of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC,
DRY GOODS,
and at prices WHICH We are DETERMINED shall
be fully as low as can he Affirmed, and VIII
bear Comparison with those Of any Jobbe's
NORTH 81 SOUTH.
PAUL. MclLWAINE &c CO,
importers and Wholesale Dealers IN Dry Gooor'
Sycamore street., Petersburg, W.
March o.. 49, J."
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-16
NEW STOVE.
Posworth's Patent Heat Retainer
n.4.k.: T:ul, D~;.>y.,1s

e
<gNHE Subscriber having the tx elusive r'gh'
/ TO Manufacture and dispose Of sand
stove. in tie Territory Of Iowa, or disnese
Of said right 10 o,hcr.-having derived hi.
Ugh, direct from The pa,entee--would IN
form the public that he has one Of said
tore. now in use n, FIe,cher's Hotel, where
!, can be seen at any sine by persons de-
irous Of examining il. A. this stove j. con-
-idered far emporium ,s my other in use.
am determined - commence the u.anatac-
lure az them in Bur.i ,yson the ensuing sea-
son. and .end hem 10 all paris Of the Ter
ri,nry. ,ha, the community may moi only
see bu, feel the benefits derived from 'He
nee OF .hcm.
No, more Than enc third the quantity Q
fuel i. required 10 obtain the same quantity
OF heat as from n common stove or fire place !;
and being mnch ne..er article perfectly
ap,ed to the parlor. sitting room, sleeping
room, or Office. and il highly recommended
Tor the sick.room--,hs heat being pure
aud pleasant. Said stoves are made either
with or without an oven, and Of any size al
finish, to suit purchasers. Cost, from $l5 q
1 $50.
The above stove was patented by Mr. Bes
wcr,h, OF Marie,ia, Ohio, in April, ls42
i and has gained decided preference over nj
Others in recommendation from many Of III
\ most respectable citizens Of New Yerk City
and the Stat OF OHIO, where the stOve ha
!, only rs yet been used; hut The best recon
mend ation i. the actual use Of them.
/ j. r. WlGnTMAN.
Burlington I. r. Feb. 18Th 1913 Il
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-16

ID fSPECIFlLLf informs the c.tiIens OF Bur.
Ii iiagton that he has just received from New
York and st. LOUIS. Z. neral assortment ct Fan
cy and Staple Dry t;oods. which he feels conf
any where else the city, all he asks is custom.
ers, aud he will show them his Goods, give the N
his prices aud let them jsdge for themselves.
My sleek cansists in part rs follows. via:
Heavy Pilot and Beaver cloths. bread do.
Mole Skin, fulted cloths. Kentucky Jeans,
Ssainets. k~rseys. l.in.eys. Fiannels.
Bed Tick,ngs. Blankets. Apron Checks.
GiuEhams. Prints OF various qualities and pat
terms, Table Linen, brswn and bfeached Muslins
Gloves, Sospenders, Needles Pins. Looking Glass.
e.. Handkerchief. Cotton Yarns. Stationery
Hardware, Qu~ensware. Hats sad Caps. Boon
snd Shoes, Sole aud Upper Leather. and grea,
many ether articles loo namerous TO 'easion, I'll
Of which will be sold for cash, pork. wheat. corn
oats. aax seed, beeswsx, &C.
Dee. e-ly B. +, DAVID,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-16
NEW STORE.

IHE undersigned has just opened. in The
i new bniid,ngs on JetteTso. street, appe-
size Docter Ransom's. an entire new stock Of
Fab and Winter Goods, consisting in part OF
the following articles.
Eroad Cloths ofvarous ~olors. &C ASH me res,
Beaver and PILOT cioth., Satinet,, uardtim.s =,
Flsnnrls, Rose Blankets, Linscss, Saeetings
and Sh,rtings brown and hieached, Calico, .
of various descriouons, brown Dulliays.
Tickings, Canton Flannel, Shawls, Handker-
chiefs, Cloves, Ribbons, Tapes, Needles,
Combs. Lace. Aipacas fancy. Wadding, Cord,
ready made C:othIng. Boots aud Slocs, Gro-
ceres and SILT.
ALSO.
Fish Of various kinds. which will be sold
for each or in exchange 70. produce a. the
loves, prices. THOMAS HEDGE.
Nov 25 43-ly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-16

yISnE subscribers have cstabl'sh ID n
/ branch OF their honer in this City, al
:he s,ore opposite Mr. Wesley Jones, where
.hey intend 10 keep good supply OF Tin
Plates, Copper. Sheet Iron, Hire. and Tynners
Stock in general-Aiso, Stoves of MI pat
terms, viz: Cook, Ii pla,es.7 plates, Box,
Parlor and Airugh., Iron Of all sizes, Steel
Nails. Salt. Jeweu's Ploughs &c. To which
we would respectfully invite the auen,ioa
of the public, knowing tha, BY the low cash
pr.ce., we viii he enabled to please nil who
may favor us with call. which we carnest-
~ solicit. BRIDGE & HALE.
Nav CN
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-16
DRUG STORE REMOVED:

iSiGN OF THE GOOD SAMARlTAN.)
s.,Ugf wishes &c inform the public
u sha. he has removed his Drug Store di-
ect'y opposite his Old Stand and A. w. Car
nenter's Jewelry Establishment, where he has
lust received and will keep constantlyon
hand. frcph and good eupply "f Drugs and
Mediciae. f,,ls. Pain,s, Dye Ssofs, Window
Glass as.s,' articles in the Drug line, which
Ae wi, &c Phyncians and o,hers very
cheap.
Remembr,''s Sign fthe Good Samaritan
June e.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-16
TT Is INFALLIRLE.

rACBY,S Compound Lotion for the
NJ cure OF T-,,rr, Rinyworm. Itch anl all
cutaneous Elections has hcrn fnnnd by mum
erous iria,s IN he an infalliblc cure for the
above. mc n,icred Diseases OF the Skin. A
few applications ATE known 70 have cured
tina, distressing disease called the .'lllinoi.
Mansc." No danger need be unprecedented
from lis nse as il contains neither vegetable
or mineral poison. in consequence OF which
i, il far superior To the remedies row IN
use; they consaining large quantities OF
mineral poison. which hive tendency ra'
,her TO ininre then give relief: nlso care mus'
DC taken 70 avoid vet and cold which is not
The case with this Lotion.
The price Of tho Lotion i. Moderate and
n, Is aiiy should he wi,hon, ii. Numerous
references of lis beneficial effects can be oh
,aiue;i by Apt, i"g to the proprietor at his
Drug Stose ON Main Street.
(Siga # he Good Samaritdn.)
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-16
To Farmers. Country MerChanst,
and the Public i'm general.
FRANCIS j. C. PEASLEY

"AS now received very .xsels,vc stock
Of Fall and Winter Goods, N. whole of
which are offered for sale az Wholesale or re-
tell. Among his goods may be found hlne.
black. brown, Oxford mkt and Invisible
green Cloths; p,ain, diamond aud fancy Cas-
sim.rea and Forrest Clo,h; Superior Beaver
and Pilot Cla,hss blue, Shcep'e GRAY. steel aud
lark mix, Satiaess; Kentucky leans, Kersevs
ard Hard T,mee; scarlet. whi'c, green, vel.
low, plain ana twilled Flannel; r &c aud
Macinaw Blankets. Line.y-; A brown and
sla,us Sheenngs; 8 4 brown Shiriinv, hl >ach-
I'd Shir,iag and Shceting; blue Mertimack
and great variety Of Prints: brown Drilling.
shifting stripes; rckines, Canton Fiani el,
Carpeunv, Shaw,e Haaakerchicfs, Cloves,
Ribbons, Tapes, Needles, Combs, Lace. Sifk,
Alpaca, fancy and plain; Banng, " sddtng,
Wicking, Cord, latest stNle Hats and Caps,
general assortment OF Boots aud Shoes, la.
dies Slips aud Village walking shoes, .upcri-
or stationery. such as Bank aud Packet. Post,
Fooiscap, ruled and unraled, gil, edged Let.
ter aud Note paper, Waters, superior lnk !,
Sealing Wax, Qaills, COO Spoilers, let & end,
Readers. Almaaacks, English aud German
for lS4a, Memorandum Books, Pencils. Hard
ware, Qaeen~ware. Sole aud Upper Leather,
Calf Skins, Innings. Nc. &c.
GROCERIES.
Salt. Now Orleans Sugar, white Havana and
Loaf do. Molasses, totfee, Cocoa, Y n, Imp
aud Ganpowdrr Tea. superior quality, Sale
ra,as, Pepper, Spice, Cloves, Rice Ginger, Sc
.4LSO.
Paints and Oils, aud many other articles too
numerous TO mention ami whilst return YOU
my sincere thanks for past tavors, I solicit
cintinuasion 81 the same, and "ti.r xoa the
tollow ing tnda sements TO examine my stock
before rcrchasing clsewncre. iss YOU will
find the most extensive stock in the CITY, COM
rrising almost every Article wanted, aud for
Cash ur AMY article of produce sor which am
paying Cssh, viii sell v"",.s l"wer ,haRaas
house in the City, even IL to reach tha: low
pr.cc. lsell at less tan cost. AL wish TO Close
MY business Ia the Spring, the foods must be
sold. Don't forget u cali; no charge for show
ing goods
Nov, 4. 'I3.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-16
NEW 4 CHEAP GOODS.

u. kIMRAt.L HIS just rcriv-d from the Ee,.
-. tern cities. large aud >pl.ed,d stock Of
Goods. well suited 10 the Fab trade. comprising
every variety ct Dry Goods. Groes ri,s. Boats and
Shoes. Guceasware aud tiariw arc. all Of which he
is dste;asoed 20 .el az the very lowest price Tor
which they caa he purchased ANY where west Of
the Mountains The following article. Constitute
4 rsrt OF his stock.