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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
j. #. TAL.I.ANT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGI.

J. r. TALLANT,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
WATER STREET, BURLINGTON.
.IIAS received his spring and summer sup
III plies Of articles ia his line. and respect
fully invites tte attention OF Physicians and
dealers to the assortment, quality and priccs
Of the samc. His stock in part, consists Of
.kn OF French quinine s0Olbs EPSON salts
M so lbs camphor 100 $ brimstone
- Tbs Peruvian bark 100 s sulphur
IS g calomel IS "eay enne pep
3 IS " red precipita 100 "tar,aric acid
$50 soda.
PAINTS, DYE SrUFFs, Sc, &c.
50D lbs veni,isn red 600 lbs glue
600 !" camwood IS chrome green
500 g alum iOO~ !. yellow
500 !" copperas 100 g litharge
SO blue vitriol 300 " oil Of vitriol
cask madder 100 g borax
| bh, copa, varnish S hhls cut and
ground loywood. glassware; bottles aud vias
Of all kinds, whitcwash, paint. varnish and
sash brushes, backing, bronxes, gold leaf,
matches. sand paper, ink, stationery, wafe,s,
Sc, &c. Scotch, Mncoboy, and Rappee snuffs.
MINER's PATENT PUMPS,
For wells, cisterne, &C., Of any depth. A
full supply Of this superior pump is now re-
ceived, and all wanting can be supplied -
This is decidedly the cheapest, best, aud
most durable article of the kind now IN use
il never gets out Of order and 10 % easily
worked that a child Of eight years old can
ralse water with il. Forsalc low, by
J. F. TALLANT.
apr 20 '44-,f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

- Commed;ous rooms on tie frst - bzsemsn
n story Of the brick Hotel nn The corner o.
je6erson and Third streets, suitable for stor'
rooms. Possession TO Be given On he LIT day
:. =, : 80 g. GRIMES & STARR.
\ ssYt - ~ THawksys sopyl
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

1uST RECEIVED 1t J. F. Tallant's Literary
g Depst, Water street.
-. - Rarpcr's Pictorial Bible;
fssthesstoahaugh's Excursion through th,
elave States;
Nahin Chuxxlewit C n ,lete,
W5,fxlneas Of Woman, novel,
lri1A Stale Trials cf pConnel;
Mys1Dgies ef Paris and Cerolste;n.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
Cheap! Cheap!i

a large and splendid assortment Of fall and
~ winter shawls, Of every variety and at all
prices, will be sold cheap or exchanged for
country produce, at J. G. LAUMAN'S
sent % ~ New Store, " ater st.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
(Hawkeye copy
WANTED.

~ nn0 Bushels prime winter wheat,
0U,UUU 10000 bush. Rye,
~ 10000 bush Barley;
1000 Oats;
500 /" Flax Seed, for which the
highest market prise will Be paid by hes ..
/ Aug. IL. w. NJ. DEvOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

A& asA window Sash.
l0nn LIGHTS 8 BY 10 and 10 By u
i x6OO Windcw Sash for sale b,
0y a ~ COPP PARSONS.


4 GENERAL assortsnent Of dry goods Just
"A nesissd, consisting j. part Of prints. co.lor.
- 49, dfills. checks, t1 kings, domcstcs. &c.
Aa.. Gas sals hv fmav as ssas1 s. DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
Wanted.

= THOUSAND good Coon Skins for which !
- will pay the highest market price n cash or
goods. tmar SOY WESLEY JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
TO RENT.

YIVHE store house on the corner Of Water and
Washington-sts., now occupied oy MAJ.
W.. II. Mauro. The term to commence after the
6rst day Of November next. Enquire Of
oct Il, E GRIMES STARR
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,

| NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,
Wholesale and Retail.
tie house formerly occupied BY B. 7. Wood Z Co
On Water, below Jefferson street.
|THE subscriber having just opened : larg'
j. and splendid assortment Of
DIZZY GOODS,
GROCERIES. QUeeNsWAHe. HARDWARE.
BOOTS AND sHoEs. HATS, CARS, &C., SC
WHICH he offers to the citizens Of
BURLINGTON, IOWA,
And vicinity, at unusually low prices for cash
or country produce. His stock consists in par,
of cloths, cassimeres. and vestngs Of every yari-
ETY.; plain and figured silks, beautiful article
ginghams, linseys, sat.inets, Kentucky jeans
sleeps grey kerseys3 red, white and yellow fan
neis; tickings. apron and furniture checks; q
beautiful assortment Of changeable, striped, bar
red and plain alpacas for ladies' dresses; bleach
Cd and anbleached snuslins, brown and whiteta-
bic diaper, Mackinaw and Whitney blankets; 9
splendid assortment of shawls, handkerchief
edgints, laces, barred and plain iackonet, ant
swiss muslins; together with almost every article
in the dry goods line; also, general assortment o
ftE6M HAASDW AASES
Consisting Of knives and forks, pocket knives
shovels and spades, locks, files, rssps, wood
saws, hand saws, drawing knives, axes, hatchets
trace chains. halter chains, augers, braces and
bits, iron and steel squares, plane irons, bolts
latches, hinges, pulleys. shutters, cut tacks
shovel and tongs, patent balances, nails and
spikes, &C., &c. Also, . general a0ortment q
Drxgs and Dye Sfsfs, Groceries, Qseessscare,
Hats. Caps, &c.
And comprising in all general assortment oi
staple and fashionable goods.
Having purchased his entire stock, exclusive.
" for cash in the New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore markets, he win be enabled to sell q
ssshocki~giyn low prices.
n Merchants supplied 4 st. Louis prices.
The public are earnestly invited to call and ex.
anime his stock, q every effort win be made to
give sstisfactfon. -s7-s .s
J. @. LAUNAN.
Burlington, lows, Sept. % '44--tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
wM. S BARKER. h. WAIT.
EAUEE.B 3 WAITs,

Manufacturers Of Cabinet ware
and Chairs,
'velley Street, 6et,eeea Main and Ha.er
Streets, Burlington, Iosca.)
for past favors, would res
j pec,fully inform the ci,izen.of Bur-
lington and its vicinity aha, they have new
on hand a general assortment Of all kinds Of
Cabinet Ware, including Bureaus, Tables,
Stands, Beds,eads, &c. &c. sc. ALso:,
@HHA ~ u HR -
~ OF every description, including
full Grecian, Arm. Parlor aud all
N kinds Of common chairs.
EHE The subscribers, haring good
Nv stock of materials on hand will
be ready 10 Gil all orders with prompsness
and despatch. at as low prices a. can be a.
forted in The West.
N. B. Bureau and store drawer knob. keep,
constantly on hand aud for sale cheap.
BARKER & WAIT.
Jany. 7th l643. yr.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
Boots and Shoes.

Roots and Shoes.
ID ECEIVED and for sale. general assort-
IL ment, as low as can be bought in the
West, by J. S. DAVID.
may 2o "a THawkeye copyl
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
AXES.

polished Axes, for sale BY
. Sep is. w NJ DEVOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

Wheat, OAK seed, dry hides and beeswax, e
which the highest price will be given.
sept t2S IA WE. COOLBAUGH& Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
BOOTS AN1D SIE@ESs

Otter, seal and musk caps, On assortment Of
cloth caps, and childen's velvet caps, new
and beautiful article, all Of which will be sold
extremely low, wholesale or retail.
The subscribers have made such arrangements
in the East as will euable them to keep CONSTANT
" on hand, well selected stock OF goods Of
every description, which they are prepared to
sell wholesale at ST. Louis prices. Country
merchants are invited to cali before purchasing
elsewhere.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
Ladies Look at This,

NEv Style goods for ladies' dresses; CASH
IN mere de Ecossie, parametta cloths, ig'd,
plain, changeable, barred and striped alpacas
and prints Of every variety, comprising large
and splendid assortment which will be sold very
cheap. all and see. J.G. L UMAN,
sept cS - Water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
To Let.

s"E will let for number Of years part Of
NV Lot No. 1877, Immediately south Of the
new Market House. The lot is eligibiy situated
for stores and business houses. Enquire of
sept 28 ia GRIMES & STARR.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
600 PIECES FRENCH, ENGl

Ssme OF the most beautiful styles. and al,no
every price. from "a TO 81 cents.
A large stock Of G,nghams. light anc dark; sprs
checks, furniture prints. sad roslyn plaids
Red. white. and yellow 0annels. Plaid and plA
linseys aud Aannels.
10 pieces ingram carpeting. rieL dark colors.
30 bales brown n,u.liu.
1000 lbs cousn yarn.
20O lbs carpet Chain
SO lbs sole leather.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

Tas eeyressie&s vich klsoH. ssd poor blood
Asss seaensies bssis. 7ke ridicsle ,eneh man,
koss afsrnpfsi % cast ~ fAe~ common sens'
Aaf Ifueh wSQ prepail
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

IMPERIAL, CUNPOWDER AND YOUNG
Il HYSON TEA, Of superior qualities. Also,
Boston double refined loaf sugar, sperm. candles,
and chocolate, just received and for sale, by
Esy IA COPP & PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

~ UTTs and screws, strap hinges, knives and
I'D forks, mill and cross cut saws, files, sugers,
axes and adxes, steelyards, pans and kettles, to-
eether with general assortment q hardware,
for sale by w. r. COOLBAUGH = Go.
may II IA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
HATS AND CAPS,

~ Hats,
do Mems and Boys Caps. OF all sizes and
quality. including few superior Otter. at whole.
sale or retail very low BY w. M. DEVOE.
Nov. l8. coruer OF Jefferson and Water sts,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

4 DWELLING HOUSE on Valley street,
"A hAsly oeeupisd BY John Wendie, will Be
sn1eed vssy lew if applied for soon.
oGG - ~ VIZ. GARRETT
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
Boots and Shoes.

NEN'S cali, kip and ttick boots, n-
lvl do kip and thick broyans ass'd kisS5
Mems prime kip and thick brogans, extra s'rs1
Boys calf, kip and thick brogans;
Youths calf, kip and thick brogsns; 'ft1
Boys and youths thick bootsj
Youths and childrens' boots and shoes, con.
plete assortmentj -3g4 10y
Women's calf and kip pegged boots and shdeS
do calf and kip sewed \, do Do
Ladies' geiter boots and half quaiter bootss
do seal and calf buskins;
do calf, kid and morocco slippers3
do Philadelphia do do
ea do black and white satin doFU-E
Misses seal and kid shoes and clippers;
do calf and kip pegged and sewsd boOts kes
All Of which win be sold wholesals es psasiI,
cheap for cash. VIZ. GARRETT = Co
sept "a ~ sign Of Great Wessesa.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
SADNESS

BALM OF COLUM6lA,FOR Tue HAIR.
which will stop i falling out, or restore it on bald
places; and on children make it grow rapidly or on
those who have lost the hair from any cause.
ALI. vEEMIN tiiat infest the heads Of children
m schools. are prevented az killed BY it At oncs-
Find d. nan. Of -at191zSsakJso on
h, q never uy il. Remember this sieeys.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
ALSO, A LARGE STOCK OF
II q dY NJ . q . Clothimg. /.

go do DO satsI"stts sad KestueIy
/ jeans pants.
10 do heavy twiiled forest cloth d.
100 silk. satin, m~rino. vale ncia aud velvet ,s.s
i0u 6ne mn lin shirts, linen hosoms ami collar.
100 6ee csi,co and check Shirts
1850 pairs Canton Flaunsi aud drilling dr,ws
stocks crsysts aud suspe nders; together ~A
foods, 10 ,uit the approaching season. The r,ady
out OF our own goods. which enables U, 10 al
stern made clothing. all Of which we are preparsS
u, ps,. All kinds OF Coantry fr.d4cs secse-d
IVES STERN. -s~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
TOFAMILIES & INVALIDS,

The following Indispensable family RENE.
dies may be found at the village drug stores,
and soon at every country store in the state.
Remember and never get them unless they
have the facsimile signature of
|Otzn<l&sSt(ea on the wrappers. - al o.hen
By the same nacs are bass imposidons and counter.
feiu. Ii the merchant nearest you has them not.
urge him to procure Them at Il Maiden-lanc. the
next time he visiu New York. or 70 write for them.
No fsmiiy should be nsek Hitkost tAess vsmediss
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
WANTED.

HVWENTY THOUSAND Lbs. Bacon wanted
i in exchange for Groceries and Dry Goods BY
Sep. %. w nj DEVOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

100 cases shoes and boots. very Low hy 4. -.
or single PAIR. ss
40 dozen fur aud fur trimmed cloth. vs,v.. -,
glazed caps. Hair aud sealrtt do. AZ. $3.50 ~
We received direct from the massi.rs..s ~. y"
Can cell about low ST. Louis prics. \. 80 -
dc,en. vac
Florence braid aud sirsw bonnets. with $780,,
sssortme NJ Of groceries of all kinds, Aasd..,..'
| hats. backs. stationery.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

FRESH GROCERIES. ~Hvy
TUT rsesived, superior N o sugar: Rio
- Ueveaa, Mocha sad Laguisa Coffee; sa.
pesjss n H sad lnpsrsl fsas, fer sale whole.
49, - sstail, o the lowest rates for cash.
uAgoA u 894 PEAsIEY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
MORE NEW GOODS.

ME subscribers have Just received BY the
L steamer Osprey, part of their new Fall
Stock, consisting Of bue-black and steel mixed
sattinets; Kentucky jeans, very cheap; pilot
cloths, Aannels, iinseys, Canton fannels, white
and colored prints, new and beautiful styles, al
paccas plain and figured, fine IIish linens, blkt
shawls, &c. Also, large and splendid assort-
ment OF
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
DYE STUFF

ttNDIGo. Madder. Copperas SC. &c. for sal.
Aby ESepl l6.7 w NJ DEvOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

Land for Sale.
WILL sell 100 acres Of good land about five
Prairie and Timber, and well watered. A good
bargain may be had by applying TO
WESLEY JONES'
zoo ACRES OF CHOICE LAND in
UOO Louisa County, Iowa. This land
is of first rate quality, and is within one mile Of
Columbus City, and about 3 miles from the
forks of Iowa and Cedar rivers. A fair proper
ton timber. This land is situated in good and
well settled neighborhood, and within few
miles of mills. will sell it all together OF
divide it to suit purchasers. A splendid bargain
can be had by enquiring of PHILIP Cons, oi
Columbus City. or the subscriber at Burlington.
may Is '44 WESLEY JONES.
(Hawkeye copvl &tF
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30
NOTICE.
TOR
CASH

VTIRGINIA and Mo. Tobacco for sale BY
v S.o19 w NJ DEVOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

NfOIASSES.
N o. and s. House Moiasses. by
In. Seplo w M DEVOE
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

Great Bargains,
AT THE
NEW YORK STORE.
on Maiw streef n the ~esr brick building between
Washiwsto~ AVID ColGmbio sts
ERENCH, English, and American prints; bal
IL xarine and painted muslins; striped lace mus
Inns, Swiss and jaconett; French worked collars
and collaretts Of the most rare style; isle laces
edgings and insertings, bonnets, good assort.
mcnt.
@4 a GROCERIES,
THE attention Of families Is respectfully d.
rected to the assortment Of groceries which have
been selected with great care.
Teas, coffee, chocolate and sugars Of very
superior quality, and other articles too numer-
Gus to mention, all Of which will be sold ex-
tremely low, at the NEW YORK STORE
There will be weekly arrival. Of new and fresh
goods which viii be sold at very small advance
over eastern prices. Those wishing cheap and
good goods will please call, as it is pleasure to
show goods.
nav 4si&
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

EOR SALE, q win Be exchanged for town
II property, two tracts Of land in Township
%, ,ser the Fairview Farm, and one tract in
TSunaAip "a. Apply to
ssg g9ssSs JAMES N. MORGAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1844-11-30

rlAn RBLS Ksnawha Salt for sale by the
OVV subscriber very low for cash
me Is a. =. J. G. PEASLEY.
The New York herald., 1844-09-24
Foreign Markets.

UAvANA Sept s-save a continunnce OF high prices
for sugars and coffee and dropping tendency in the
The total amount of exports from Havana up 70 date
were 40 7ia boxes, coffee S5s 6aoi arobas and
From Maanzas mp the last dates there had beenex-
ported af sugar 2s7 52 boxes of coffee 3O arrobas
and OF molasses IS ss4 hhds.
ST. JAoo DE CuBA. Aug LIN the produce market
have change notice. the dulness last advs
ed continues with the rmness in tobacco and s,
gars Ofprovisons additional large supplies have come
IN from New YORK, and there are three cargoes
afoa which will depress the market Rice Is now alum
dant as the arrivals within the lest fortnight amount TO
Beef. mess So 10 per bbl jerked American, superior
Is % sms
and hake 50 for hake and ., for haddock per q her
rngs dry sailed a 5per bbl smoked 70 per box nour
II per q lard ~ per q; oil whale, so per gallon;
onions Philadelphia ropes per 100; pork mess l5s
spsT e Dbl prime 70 clear ii potatoes o bo
sei yer q boards, W r 81 per NJ feet p IS 81 in
demand; hoops 30 40 per 1000 feet; hid shocks and
and sugar very scarce molasses including cask IS per
lo5 gaons tobacco leaf isl Is per al; fusc, 81 y
per 1000 ExchsngeLondon lpar 81 90 per fl stg) Ia
per cent prem; United States and Kingston jamaica par
Freighs scarce
ANTIGUA, Aug 90 We find that the determination Of
addressing the government Of Great Britain the sub
market at protective duty of los per exists through
out all the Windward Islands, particularly in Antigua
~. turihopne uOHtseTrat ana Irlndad Free aDOreTs
societies are being organised in all Of these isands with
view Of general cooperation.
BARBADoEs. Sept. l-Fiour, superfne, So 25 per bbl
with downward tendency, owing to advices having
been received Of several cargoes Of American produce
being on their way; corn meal 375 per bh, puns i6;
corn yellow per bag bushes) rs; beans none; rice
ers, so per bbl; pilot bread per bbl navy do
3a3 so; American pork II so 10 per Dbl; American
prime beef 10 per bbl American hams l0c per ID;
Goldfish IS per cwt; msckerel, 25 per bbi;
rDgs, do; aewves, 25 do; American butter, Is a
100 per lb American lard OF 0c per ID; Candles tai
low, IL l3c per b; do SPERM 40c; soap so per box
potatoes. no sales; lumber, very dull.
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

Channe during sewers gale from Me- carried away fos
tepmast bbcom and topgalsnt mast Nereus, asury
snssn,s; Patriot knowe,, Bosairr Almsss Dill and
Eardss Baltimore; Elliot, Baker; VIM Penn Tayor
a@,,n msw hIaes Sadsy and Acorn HoHes Philadelphia I'm.
siGs Csow and EPsn. Nichols hlsdsphis
as asa oing oSag SUN Pum%er NYork SD Ed EyeIs, Tame
ssay i.vky Sept -AT Geo Washington BsrIcashs
wsren Thompson, and Franklin. Thomas NYork; Tantivy
HagrfcRp, Sept 2o-An Ann Fower. Goodspeed NYork;
si,t Sacien Demng; Emperor Barlow. aud Waye FELTON,.
ork Robt Goer Kallahan and Ellen, Barker Phiiadel-
phla; Shoai Water johnson, Albany Phenix White, do
PHILADELPHA, Sept 23-Arr Ohio, Reynegom, Bordeaux
ALExaSpRIA, Sept 2i-AT Columbia. Booth. Liverpool;
hing, Thurlow: Lubec Teus Smith, Boston Sid Betsey,
Bnrnham, do; Queen Eldridge, Halifax.
HcHMoND, Sept 20-Ar Weymouth. Coach; Nassau Cbes-
ter and Sy Cannon New York Sid Ellen Chapman, Ports
NoRs9LS Sept @EAn Susan, Thompson. New York; Della
war Schultz Washington for do Rchd Anderson, Bennett
or Liverpool went 10 from Hampton Roads this morning
port.
CHARIrsTos, sept 2o-Arr Emma Philadelphia. CID Ze-
nhyr kuby, West Indies Sid Catarine Hamilton, Boston;
Tybee Mccormick NYork Arr 10TH sullivan, Waite. do.
Sid Casilda, Crabtrse. Washington.
SAVANNAH, sept l9Arr American Burgess. Liverpool. Cid
Oneco Smith, Boston. Sid 7th, Savannah Dixon, NYork
NOZZLE, Sept BAR Wetumpka, Lewis NYork.
FRANKLIN La SEPT 5-Au Victoria Brown, NYork.
The New York herald., 1844-09-24
state OF Trade.

AsHys-Pots are very inactive at 81 ISL 425. Pearls
are very steady at 81 4s2 a4b0
BsEswAr There is very little doing in this article.
Prime elbow oil all descr ptons sells at 29l soc.
BREApsTuFrs-Genesee flour continues at ~ So The
demand is not very extensive.
The wheat crop OF Vermont this year will supply the
demand Of TINT State Tie average yield will
reach 70 bushels TO the Lost year II iron Is to
~ bushels. The Black Sea wheat yields well in Yer
mont
CoTrov-There fair enquiry to-day, and aboui
600 bales taken for export previous prices. The
market may be considered steady at the rates oil last
week.
Hav-Common qualities sell wanted at 30 3ae
prime for export at 40 a 42c.
WHIsEgy-- Drudge casks sell wanted at 24c. West
ern and prison barrels are held at 241 a 25c.
CATTLE M.RKKr, Sept "a AT market, 800 beef cat
sle $500 from the souhD 30 and calves, and $500
sheep and lambs.
The New York herald., 1844-09-24
poKr og NEW YORK. sNpTEMBER "a.
Cleared.

Ships Louis Philippe CastsG, Havre. Fox & Lvingston
Niagara, EoIe Antwerp, o Wsrd Colombo Eldrdge, New
ter Kemp-Barque Kathleen Bliyens Valparaiso Mason
Thompson Emmy Colt, Macy, Georgetown, Sc Henry
CConsehIs Excellent pharbe Edsnt9n. Nc McAdam
Deawa Cnsss, Philadelphia Aequash, Klburn, Bangor
ship Empire, lnew) Russell days from Portsmouth, MI
in ballast to d. A. Kngsand The r.. intended trade
between this port New Orleans and Liverpool and
Barque Missouri Hanna of Boston) days from Gotten
burg, with 1875 tons iron TO Boorman, Johnston & Co.
Belgian balus Emma Mussche 20 days from Antwerp, with
mdse, 10 Cierdng u kunkelmann.
Bremen baque Charlotte Wehmann "a days from Bremen
with mdse, to r. PAY enstedt--il steerage passengers.
brig Henry Leeds Holmes. 80 days from Campeachy with
molasses 1000 lot c. H. Todd. Exper
enced the late gale the 2 off gale
great barrels supposed contain apples aoat
with water by pilot boat Reindeer, Of Norfolk.
Brig Montla Powers 2G days from Cienfuegos with copper
Brig Narceus sprouI from Machias with lumber to Smith
4 Boynton;
schr RodoIph Huchngs days from Richmond with coal
Schr Schr Espeditisps, Savage, Virginia, potatoes.
Scbr Lucretia Fields, Eastpoft, lath.
Schr Leonldas, Pnkham, Eastl ort, plaster.
Schr Chief Sachem, Smith, Eastpo I, plaster.
Sc Schr TTe;Sian Ts; Leighton, EastPor, plaster
Schr Fairfield, Burr, Salem, ndse.
Schr Victoria, Allen, Beverly, fish.
Schr Industry Brown, New Bedford, o
Schr larry Not, Lawess, Bristol in ballast.
Steamer John Mckm Moore % hours from Philadelphia,
with mdse, to n; l.. McCnady 4 Co. 22d off Cape May,
spoke steamer Tigess, hence for Philadelphia
Bel0w.
ship supposed to be the Warsaw, Taylor from Have.
Also, brig unknown.
Brig Amanda, Howe, Belize Hon. and Others.
The New York herald., 1844-09-24


manufacturers in other parts Of the country whose capt
tails and resources limited and who require In
the beginning sf their enterprise protection to certain
extent Our tariffs require modfc alions from time 10 time
toss. the wants of and reduce anysurpus
That may have accumulated during the period in which
any great interest required protection. tariff based
upon the principles which the compromise act was
founded with longer time to and a more gradual
reduction, would suit the pecnliariy OF our institutions
better than any other policy that could be adopted This
would give any local interest time to establish itself and
the features being established, every could govern
himself accordingly. The increase in manufactures of
cotton and in the amount Of capital employed in this
branch OF business since S shows that the low average
duty closing the compromise act and the high tariff of
1872 have less influence the movements Of those
gagged than imagined by large portion Of the public.
Since 1889 the currency of the country has been very
Uniform and the value Of money very regular To this
wecan in great measure attribute the steady improve
ment observed in this department
NJ .vrtr.@
The New York herald., 1844-09-24
Weekly Report OF Deaths

To the 2lst Of Sept, 1914.
42 Men-3i Women-52 Boys-iO Girls.-Total ls5
DsEAsM.
Abscess Aneurism Il Apoplexy i Bleeding Il Burned or
scadea 2 CANCER L Casuaesl Cholera nan,um lo Con,
The brain 81 Debility 81 Deqm Iremens a Darrh9a q;
Dropsy p p5opsy in the Head 0; D9psy in the Chest q
Fever bilious q Fever puersTa Fever rement s. Fever
Cough 6 inflammation e Inflammation Of Brain q nfam.
nation Of Bowels TO-; inflammation OF lungs inflammation
MaliSrmstien @; old Age Premature Birth .;
scIoinla 2; Suicide i suocaton i Teehing Unknown
10 20 80 49, 30 to 49, III 20 5o 49, so co. Al GO to
10, 8; 10 to 80 S; 80 to co. q 90 to 100 unknown4
City Inspectors Office. Sept 23 Isia '"''' 'o