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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-03
DISSOLUTION.

THE public are hereby notified, that the lat
i firm of W alker & Cssn no longer exists. Tn
books of the 6rm may be found at the store o
Walker & Moore. next door east Of Messrs. Cool
baugh Co All person. indebted are requisite,
to call and settle. Nov. LIST lS43
Dec. 80, 1%43-tf. WM WALKER
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-03

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
I EDGERS. Journals, Day and Blank Book.
IL Ecle rite Readers, Grammars, Geogra ,hies
Aliases, Dictionaries, Ari,hmetirs and Spe ling
Books; Visiting aud Business Cards, StatioRer nv
of all descriptions, at St. Louis prices.
Nov. Is. w. NJ DEVOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-03
WANTED.

TOuNTY ORDERS and Burlington City
~ Scrip. for which the highest rates will be
paid by F. J. C. PEASLEY.
Nov. 43 tlawkeve COPY the above
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-03
Burr MN Stones.

nxE Pair Raccccn Burr Mill Stones Of good
" qsaiity and ready for the mill wright, will be
sold Or very accommodating terms. hv
nay ~ VIZ. GARRETT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-08-03
QueemsWare.

VNHE subscriber has just opened good as
Il soriment Of Queensware, Glassware. &c ,
which he offers very low Ter cash, wheat, Or
corn.
ALSO,
Sundry other articles, such as copperas, AL
um, Indigo, Nader, Salt Petre. Rosin, Glue,
chalk, lockwood. castor Oil, Ink, Spices, &c.
Jan 10. BIT DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30
Paris Scandal.

Whilst the gossips here are expecting, with the
utmost Impotence, the report of the trial betwixt
your two noblemen, Pagct aud Cardigan, We have
abundant matter Of scandal Of our own in Paris;
as for example. Baron de W, a Young lion
Of the opera, lately met in one Of the Hobbies an
elegant and graceful! lady, whose particular bear
ing piqued his curiosity. He followed, entered
into conversation, and made himself ultimately
acceptable. The second time she paid him visit
at his residence, he insisted Oh knowing her name
At that very moment entered M de r., who
exclaimed, ssI'll tell you the lady's name-she is
my wife!' A duel ensued, and the husband was
brought home, having received three sword
wounds-foItunately not mortal The lady was
Of the highest rank, and till then OF spotless rep
utation.s san s8 #&r -
A still more remarkable adventure is that Of
the Comte de P and M. L. de M, who,
discovering they were both lovers of the same
lady, had recourse at the Jockey Club to game
Of thirty points at ecGrte, to decide who should
withdraw from the field. M. de P was the
loser-wrote TO the lady to explain his misfor-
tune, and enclosed her letters. Through the stu
pidity Of a servant, the parcel was delivered to
the husband, a wit, a sarGnt, and distinguished
philosopher. The next day he wrote to his wife's
correspondent as follows: 'sSir, my wife begs
you will keep her secret. As to myself, Offer
you my compliments Of coincidence, but congrat-
ulate you on having lost. You have played Al
swho gains losses "a quid perd gagne.") Such
Is society here in Paris.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30

A late number Of Ken iall's Exposition
has a pungen, article under this head.
giving history Of the various duets in
which Mr.. Clay has been engaged. II
is in the shape ola conversation between
a deacon and his minister, both wings,
but the deacon,. who is . good christian.
has some conscientious scrup,es about
voting fora man who has repeatedly SCI
At defiance the above commandment OF
the Decalogue, and comes 10 his minister
for advice. The article IS long--too long
for Us to copy--and has been printed ID
the form ofAa tract by VIM. Greer,
Washington city, OF whom il may be had,
at 81 per 100 copies. We subioin one
Of the views the deacon takes, in stating
his case to the minister, Of Clayts duel
with Randolph: Oito,ca F. Trader.
The constitution Of the United States
Gays: .g IN
"For any speech or debate in either
House, they 1.-The members OF Congress]
shall not be questioned 10 any other
place. 800 pa
When Henry Clay was appointed Sec
Rotary OF state ia 1895, he took the fol
lowing oath prescribed BY law in pur.u
ance 81 The constitution, viz:
+ 81 HENRY CLAY do solemnly swear
that | will support the constitution Of the
United states, so HELP NE Con-" sEf
Yet the words for which he challenged
and attempted 10 kill John Randolph
,cere spoken in de6aie IN Tie Senaie Of tkt
u. lied States. n Mr. Clay had been !
private citizen this challenge would have
been violation Of the cons.isu.ion; being
secretary Of state, and under, oath x
support that instrument, il was not only
| 4 violation Of the constitution, but OF hi
t0spORN COVENANT ! WITH HIS
GOD. ~ sg4aes sslsTHs sas au aHasl@
Now, how can |, % . christian, cs GOO,
citizen, support for President man WI,
l'not o0ly violates thu NEST yacred laws
laSmsii ind divine, but seas u hAaght "
hsol11M pAIns! ss 80 Ecl 7T-sasdtrs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30
IOWA: SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1874. 7
The ann of I,ife.


Se.rcher Of Gold whossdays and nights
ssa All waste away in anxious care.
Estranged from al Of life's DELIGHTS. IN
$3.50 Unlearned in all thai Is most dairs a1iks
Il. Who safest not with easy glidesr
But delvest in the depths Of tide,
Il And struggles la the foam; Yfgos n
-, On, come and view this land Of graves,
Deaths northern sea Of frozen waves,
ian And mark thee out thy home. liNrg9E
Lover Of womani whose sad heart
1N Wastes like fountain IN the sum, aah -
Cilngs most where most its pain does start
Dies by the light II lives upon,
n Come to the land Of graves. for here ~ MI
Are bsaptyss smile, and beaaty's tear.
Gathered in holy trust; At'aS
oo Here slumber forms MS far o. those i III
Whose cheeks, now living, shame the rose,
Iheirg'ory turned 10 last. s'''
Lover Of fame! whose foolish thought
Steals on~ ard from the wave Of time. sssa
asIeii M, what goodness hath i brought, asi
Aton!ng Tor that restless crime?. !,
The spirits desoiate, 3se~ t1ft
And open TO The storms or fate, h,s.
The absent soul ia fear
BRING home thy thoughts and come with me,
And see where all thy pride mlst bss Il. s i
Searcher of fame! look here!
tWSss 40t Gk4F9R~Swa *-sNa sN4N sts
dl And warrior! thou with snowy plome, Y
That goest to the bugle's call,
Come and look down--this lonely tomb ny
4 Shall hold thee and thysglorics all; ss4
The naughty brow, the manly frame.
The daring deeds, the sounding fame,
ssh Are trophies but for death! 49,, ..s Y
And millions, who have toiled like thee,
Are stayed, and here they sleep; and see, q
~.ss Deos glory lend them breathy M4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30
American Industry Rewarded a.
brOad--Thc Largest Order ever

E WsAoticed some months ago the completion
Of large and very powerful Locomotive Steam
Engine, constructed BY our Ingenious towns
man, Mr.. Ross vinans, u,sier an order OF the
Russian Minister, 10 be used on the great Rail-
road now constructing in Russia, between the
cities Of St. PetsrsbaIyh aud Moscow. This
engine was taken to Russia BY MIR. Thomas wi.
mans, son OF the manufacturer, and utter various
trlal exhibitions, in competition with nNmerou,
locomotives from England, the superiority Of
Mr.. Winans' engine over all Others was duly
acknowledged. This gratifying result, We arc
pleased in being enabled TO state, enabled Mr..
Thomas Winans in connection with Mr.. Joseph
Harrison, Of the firm Of Eastwick = Harris, oi
Philadelphia, to secure the contract for furnish
Ing locomotives and burthens cars Tor the use d
the road. 81 6t,-s.s ss....ssA - -.
This contract is the largest Of the lind ever
made in the world, and was secured Nv these
gentlemen in competition with SOME Of the lar
gest aud most Influential manufacturers in Great
Britain. The number of locomotives 10 be built
~ oMe Aaadred aAd sixty-tss>,f with tendexs Cor
eachs and the number OF h0rtheA cara ID 6re
fAossaWd tAses Aaadf~d-togcther with duplicSNes
o. such parts Of the machinery Is may require %
De renewed. Thirty locomotives and one hun
dssd barthen cars are 70 DO carnished BY the end
Of the year 1915 forty locoxaotsvea and one hun
dred barthen cars in lSt5; and the balance, for
ty-two locomotives and th1a thousand six han.
dred buytAen cars, III 1855 9 Tho whole cot y
the machinery here contractsa fos viii 81 more
than four Milllons'cf dollars, A pretty correct
idea may b formed Of the extent of this contract
when we state that the whole number Of loco
motives owned ~ the Baltimote and Ohio Rail.
road is thGty>tArec, and the number al hashsn
cars ef four and eight wheels, between sersa
aud elsAt A.wastd ha HN Mid
The railroad between So pe,ersburgh and
Moscow Will be about four hundred miles in
lengths and will be = perpetual monument Of the
eaterpuse and m0niiiceace Of the Emperor
Nicholas The road Is now IN course 81 con-
stracnou, under the superintendent &C our
coaatryman, Major George w, Whistlsrs and al
though the Emperor does not hesitate to avail
himself Of the talents and services of our ccun-
trymen, the contract for the machinery to be
furnished by Messrs. Winans & Harrison ex.
presely snpulates that the whole il 10 Be manu-
factlrcd in Russia, for which purpose the most
extensive facilities are afforded them, the work.
shops being granted to them free Of rent, the nav
OF the workmen to be no higher than they have
been in the habit of receiving, and ladicions
system Of police established, under the direction
OF the government, for the safety and preserva-
tioa OF the works. This strong evidence of the
appreciation of the talents of our countrymen,
and especially Of our young townsman, cannot
Tail to afford the highest Qualification.
a@si0s @s 1alase Baltimore .amcsScan
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30

ANEcporE OF DAvv CaocxErr.-On Davy
Crockct,'s return to his constituents, alter his
first session in Congress, snation' Of them sur.
roanded hun one day, and began 70 interogats
him about Washington.
I What time do you dine II Washington, Colo
ncl?s asked one. Es s t.a s 944s@..
sWhy.,, said he, common people, such as you
are here. get their dinners at one o'clock but the
gentry aud big'uns dine at three. As for the
acy and the Senate, they don't get their victaals
till fve.' 'lg
sWell, when does the President fodder?s asked
another. & AeM aH 49,
sOld HicEoryp exclaimed the Colonel, Cat
tempting to appoint time in accordance with
the dignity ofthe station sOld Hickory? wea,
he don't dine tiE merit ddyp e. 500 49,.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30
Sole Leather. -. !,
1.-TWO THOUSAND Lbs. Sole Leather f.,
l. sale cheap by Oct ssl ISDAVID.
HATS AND cars.


HATS AND cars. - =
Just received good assor,men, Of N.,s am,
" tar' S'ota, ssa,. scaist aud morocco Csp..
-. ttOOrS AND SHOES. -.
Just rccsived 5000 pr Boct. and Sho... n. I.
coarse aud Cue Boots. Row do. MssS s, ~ -
k'pso, Boy do, Momass Cali lacs ts>.as 81,
tiers, Seal and Kip lice Boots aud Sho..' vii ~
sorted ! Misses lace Shoes, Chitaren's al
T WOODEN HOSE AND YARN e
large lot Of Lsuies Wool,en, Lambs, Wool
Hose. Misses, aud Childrcn'. do !. srrrv~.r,, ~
mMt' scarlet aud mkt, black and Whit. y.r..
very 6neasad assorted qualities. s~~''
F PULLED CLOTH & pTLOTDo
very cheap; also. Cassimcres, Cassinets. Jean,
and t.asy Tunes sal al 6as7sis4 s. ss7G'@7
Il FLANNELS g. BLANKETS. a5s
Real Mackinaw Blankets aud Flarnel.. ...o,,.a
soo0 yas Cai'icoes and Muslin de LANES, chsap;
svuo Yes brown Shirings; Cotton Yarns &C.,
sole and ppef leather, Gueensware we'll sssY
eiotning' Coats. Pants, Vests, Drawers, &c.
~ ~ HARDWARE &c. ar
Nails and Glass. Knives and Forks. moons
fsa Knives. Rasors. Paper, Ink. Quilts Water
Sc.. Combs well assorted. ecra i si Us .s9.'S
SIS sssg Il GROCERIES &c. ss, d
Sugar. Coffee, Tea. Msdder, Indigo. Al.r,r.
and Pepper, Tobacco and Cigars, Saleratus. Pow.
der, Shot, Lead, and Percussion Cans. and ma !.
other goods. all Of which an, disposed - 60 !,
very low and give great bargains for cash or ,,ro
Nov. ss.-tf aawkey !. copy. 'oNts''l
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30
NEW (aOODS,

~sGVv NV04S0e ~ I.s4Sssss ~
UT received aud for sale. Il 81. Louis pri.
10 1000 "a. ga; 81. 4.4.:ss4 brown sAes,;.r
f0ewitisand Shirtiag, asass NJ 81 ineF'~ W
6,,oo do American 4 fsrisi.h Print. new 80. 81 |,
4oooa dos irc.'isa. Alpaca. s.serinSs and
Sssraa OrieaassClothss III asssss s4rgi, .ss.a,I
"a sooe c Dc Sso,.h, Manchester and Americas
$ IL $40 do Muslin de Laiass,i ,asesfses qea 500
NV DO best ladige Checks, Of sup'r. Na.li,,,
sooo dc red, white, green and yellow Elan.
A@s NneL all wool, sl7teNgA egusstg Hi7fGs.
-iauf $50 do tssrolms Plaid. a new and splx did
ssa 400 DO - "e''tss1a "a sssdis u ssf
Hoa 800 do superior lrish Linens, ;ssslssRaHi vi
b. Aooo sss.ps Grey elo.A.l Kentucky, .J..as
hah 5000 % t'sdss mkt. blue and Ssark., Bro,5
- sss AZ sssSs Mild c...in.ts. .sa CO.
aioa $50 Mohsir. dCa.hm.r., Nsa ssd WOODEN
-dauae IA shawl he, a.qp ,go lssI.ea dis
'@iA 500 pair Ladies aud Gents Gtove /, assssd
500 Cashmere, Fur, Nurs and SIN HAS. u.
COO seai Fur, Noif. mu.lt and Cloth ca
200 pair Meas aud Bsy's Kip Boots,
OH $40 $40 So g. t. S &, kil ds Ssh Shoes,
saa0 ling shoes ,anu7H = Z ~ III
sais 500 do Childreas Shoes, assorted sises, 3, :.
5000 Spanish aud Principe Ssgars,
boxes HareS best chewing Tobacco,
eis 5000 lbs best Spanish Sole Leather, 81 er'f "a
i. loo bbls kenawha Salt, q 49, Is
10 sacks Rio Codee ) hhds prime New
~ ie Orleans Sugar, " sa8 y essc7e ssr
s. 1dos Hair. Moss and Shuck Mattresses, !,
M.tchei's Geography and Atlas, Eclectic Books,
dictionaries. blank Books aad Stationer, ,togrth.
- ~ with every article OF Dry Goods. Gsocsries.
nardware &c, 70 make the assortment cempl-te:
all of"h'ch will be sold lew nv w NJ DEVOE.
Nov =. corner ofJefersoa and Water sts
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30
MORGAN 4 ROGsK

DETURN their shAnka 20 the citisens Of
eraI patronage they have heretofore received,
ana rex : ID is m ethsd Of Informing them tia,
they have fitted mp their shop in the north
end OF the Post Office building, on Main
EatIees. where they intend 10 continue their
business astailors. They nope by strict IT.
l7ntiSn 70 buisiuess 20 msrts the CONT nusnce
Fl ths ,p6Dliefsset- essT s.sis hsA @s
II. 81 Farmers, would DO wall TO- give them
I call, ~ they intend - TAX all kinds Of pro-
shsil correspaSd With The reduced prices Of
~ dice IN MI piessuiS 3f the rinlsS.
Aux&s1S~s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30
Carriage rcctory.
! C.
COACH FACTORY.


yXT0ULD respectfully inform she public
w ,haA they have removed their es.ab'
lishmenis 70 q more commodious building
situated on Jefferson street, above the Ma.
tional Hotel. They return their thanks for
the liberal patronage which they have re.
ceived, and respectfully invite the public 10
give them call al their new stard.
Biacksmithing Of all kinds, executed with
neasness aud despatch. = a se
ssiune 3s-tf Ass sI1s1 1885, sd sS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30
seasoa why MT. vvise's Nosnimae
ton was Confirmed ~ - Sen.

ssOm vOS VAssAA s1AC0 - - 49,
ate. ssn st F ss sBs .Ss.s
The following, fromthe Journal of Com.
naerce, gives the reasons why NJ. Wise
was confirmed By whig senate. ID 10
said he had the challenge givsa 70 CMley,
written by Nc. Clay, IN his pocket. He
copied the challenge, but kept The orixiAals
s'rhc conformation of NJ. Wise ~ naia-
lister TOXIC de Janciro, alter his rsesns
and decided rejection when nominated foe.
France, may strike some people ~ singu-
lar. But Me. Wise, sinco his rsiecsions.
has been ~ elected 10 Congre in ! ssrenG
Wing district Of Virginia, nolwilhsseads
ing 10 was 30 bitterly denouacsd Cor "a.
heringaso Capt. Tyler. Il was ssiaent
that his inauence might possibly b lsuf-
ficient 10 carry his district, and % perhaps
the Stale, 10 the wrong direction. ~
sides this, il i sale that q the tine pf
Cilley's murder, the challenge Of NJ.
Graves in The hand writing of ! verT
great man was given 70 NJ, Wsss, 10 ikss
great mans rapm. % copy, bscause sons
Of The party said The wriline 49, sss leg.
IDLE enough, and thai Nv. Wise did sopY
| il, putting The original 10 his peckei, where
i now ii; and that alter having been
| pointed at and denounced By John q, Adj
ans as sbloody-thirsty murderer, and
having kept silen. for tho sake ~ kie
friend he will not now consent q - sae.
rificsd, BY the vengeance of lhat fsisn6.
Il ives supposed, At any rates that during
| the approaching Pfesiddntiat tsttiisds h
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30

pa, isn't that man in what is called the 5; ring
time Of hfe?' s AssAaan NJ haEH8@As
why, my son?'
sCos he ioo4s 50 confoundedly green.' =
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30
IOWA HOUSE,

AOWA 1tOOSE,
Steamboat Landing. bloomington. Iosco
ME aadersagned, late ofthe Burlington
! loase,. repeatedly aaaosaces TO III.
e,tlIens of the town. and county, as we'll a,
the travelling comm unity, that 40 has taken
the IOWA HOUSE, formerly occupied by
Nrs. farro,t, 6ttedit up in comfortable man.
.Wr, aud hopes by ganremi,ted esertions~ and
ss'daoas attea,ion, 10 merit public patronage,
The House is situated close TO the Ian ding, in
the business part Of the town, 40 gentlemen
,~ishiag 70 take the river from THE place, are
sars sthaviag Al opportsai,y'sf going BY the
6rst boat.
tlts TABIsE shall at all ,imes be supplied
with the best the csSAsry aFords, the nAR
withsahe ehoieess Wiacs and Liquors, and his
STABLE veil provided with grain, with care.
full and attentive os,lers.
/ Frsaa his long experience, and de.ermina-
ton to spare no paine 10 reader his gueste COM
tetsables he latscrs A,msslf that he viii be
able to give entire satistae,ien 70 all who may
favor him with their patronage.
WILLIAM FRYE.
Bloomington, June tS> iSat. Hoti0s'f1 as4
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sJSAn,, ssId ! down esst "a U o. - syok
h6ws Oeeh paying ysur distrysee ~ nss1lung
49, = tdoat mean 10 p kspt = fFt%ss ~
longer ssss 80.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30

The largest cities in the trorld. An account OF
the number of inhabitants supposed to be very
nearly c.,rracf. ISL - st ~ W e -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30

IYvuE subscriber expects 10 be in Darlington
l. on or about he Goth day Of March, when
he will offer for sale tho B0llowing prop, nv.
to vii the one half OF LOT No. 6, being col.
ner lot on Main and Cour street, with a per-
manent ltwo story building thereon erecied
the undivided one half OF lot No. 1893. topeth.
by the Gazette prissing Office ,also, lots No
6eS, ss34, 1885, 1856 The last me ntioncd lots
are bcastifuliy situated on elevated arsusd
near the court house., and ere well calculates
for private residencee. All orths above "a en- ~
toned PSopeuvswill be offered for sale on
terms Shat will suit persons wish ng. to pur-
chase, and the presens lard times. For par
ticulass enquire Of B, .Heon. Burlington.
Bloomington, March I5-2t T MlSETT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30

|T1VWO good Tenements on water street suita5te
i Tor dsssl6as cad stoss room. for pastit 6sars
spplxso a.u6 March p lana = 81 nAxtDs
L. - sasls isasssT To Tetsx ss ssssss:sI6
i Y SMALL ssasmsss fus loos - ~
"a tho Exchange on Water stree n
teymS cnqssre GRIMES 4 STARR.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30

4 TTORNEY'sAND GOUNSELL0Rdsasaw.
a Office on the corner Of Wsskisxtuu aud
Maia streets. Burlington, Iowa. - :.
Dec Is. t34S-r W MA asa4 sseiit
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30
A noon TO THE HUMAN RACEi
DE-. n. BranarethH

VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS Ann
- IMMINENT, =
der SALE by cspp & Parsons. 4 B.,.
! hnet"a Iowa, who are nv aasAotirsE
Agents. The above sP,lls and kSi me 81 IS !
os had genuine OF 40 psrsoa or pereons :,
Darlington, except Copp \ Par,cas,
B. BRANDRETH,
Nov. u aes3 81 x@l Droadway
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30


By paramount consideraiions---for, in
the noble language Of the distinguished
senator from Missouri, fMr.. BEvroS,l on
Monday last--shis Is not question 81
dollars and cents No. sir; Il il ques.
iion Of na,ionnl honor or national shame
In the attitude which the controversy
now holds, would not weigh the mere
value Of the country ~ = feather.
would not si0oP 70 ask IL i b rich a.
poor, siruiiful or barren. Il is enough
for me TO know that, without The shadow
OF . title, and conscious of The wrong she
meditatss, Great Britain attenp.s toWses
from ~ that which h our OwR-oor. Own
Il ahs vholesi fec &C ehs sasth ,hers
were yclcaGic-7ifn - hlDds AZ asAse syel
grow, from The snowy. mountains Of IN
J4th degree Of latitude, <po1ef SlIeh yi4ii
| ~ herd wt1id ssks tkss Esais6t ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-30

nearly correct:
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-06-13

New Milford Lmmcln.


THE Subscriber having taken rooms in
u Pickett's Buildings on Walk STREE1.
LIST door west of Blackman's Jeweller Shop,
leading from Depot TO Main street, would Ia
form the public that he will be always rea-
dy to serve them with refreshments Of every
kind-among which may be found
OYsTERs, cooked in various styles,
CLANS, do. do.
Pres, in all the varieties of the season,
CAKES, Of all kinds,
CAEDIEs-CoNFIcTIoNAR
Nurs and FRUIT of all kinds.
Oranges, Lemons, Figs, Prunes. Citrons,
Tamarind, &c.
FAMILY GROCERIES, cheap for cash
or Farmers Produce.
CLAIMS and Oysters by the bushel 10 ped
lars and others. Oysters open by the quart
or gallon.
Fresh Fish and HOLSTERS whenever ordered
Pedlars can be furnished with Oysters,
CLANS, and Fish at this establishment as
cheap as at any in the place.
ALL orders thankfully received by
THOMAS l.. WYATT.
New Milford, May %, 1914 I