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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

FL TO LET until the lst OF May next-Part of large,
.s gcntee two story brick HOUSE, near Broadway ID
IT,. minutes walk from the City Hall. Rent moderate
possession Immediately Please address BOVINE this Office
la PApER-AfiLI- TO LET, in complete order It hns
E eight engines. two s. inch machlns, c2 s rolls
A Sc. &c Connected with this Mill Is 1000 acres OF
land, mostly wood, which now staUdng one SlwMill,
GrsM, one Machine Shop. Bacssmths Shop good
Store, and thirty Dwelling Houses all vi which Is Ter sale or
on reasonable and possession given Immediately.
For farther particulars inquire of
ss TO Leland POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY
fS The half of modem two story House. West OF Broad
iA way Blocker street will be LET 10 SMALL respect
with Breakfast and Tea, without PEI sons of Religious
character will be preferred References will be eIchan ged-
The stages every few minutes For further PARTICULARS
address s. w and leave the office this paper, stating
name and residence, and they will be waited upon dl0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28
TO BE EET.

ITO PERFUAlERs AND DEALERS IN ToYs.-seyeral
l. Counters and Glass Gases let in the Partisan Bazaar,
40 Broadway Retail Stores. The establishment i, lighted,
heated and kept clean the propeto and the stands let
remarkable low prices and the location for the sale OF Sta
pie and Fancy Goods OF the best in Broadway Apply
shulr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

Shin Carroll Of Cauollton Bird Mobile. r Walker.
Rigs Tn Sisters Richardson Boston: Wilson Fuller Cobb
savannah Durham & Dinon Abeona Doane. Vera Cruz,
Ramon de Zaldo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

hEFINEO EUNIhhS.
QTTOOISEY AND WODIISEY from this date offer their
w Etandnrd' DOUBLE REFINED SUGARS atthe fol-
lowing low prices,
Crashed III do do are purchased. half cent per
Powdered liz do do }b.saddiiiona.
The above ure packed as follows:
Inuves ia boxes of 800 lbs.
Powdered ia do Of 80 .
Apply 10 the New.YorS Patent Sugar Refinery corner
South and montgomery streets, at 50 Wall street,
n. B.-Orders out Of the City must be accompanied BY
mittance. DE- I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

A MEXICAN ELASTIC SUSYEiyDI.iA55 -. - 1919, W
ABISG-To scEp=Sins perfection attained " Us ,5.s M
proyeer.s 81 Ii, subscriber Z cnuponIcns Iac aEooeI
sa cd.ytinz IL to ts IsauUiaetuie Of Easuc sfeoons "
Ire az Ia new machinery warsEiS N r15iE2 xxi tf
Ssenders noyg Offered Coz KaI by MN tie best ere re
Among tss aayar;sssS % ealTs Y h uoas q Ianrlac
rue,l 20 a=eparabe from c.. he peeuisr end exclusive
prSy OF rs.siniar their oaseitT. and ths great ncesSc OF
stifisss without sdianal ball OF weight Z crEroH
comp.sn; arnnng thoas vae nave a,a az e spendef'
ffat tey ie thss- elasticity after beng sf Qne-
Tfr. Is eu.iJs= o5rta.e by Days md dses
s1ss OF webbing ia-i;sdts Inc scos az No. =
ssisn lane An assoltlr. embracing FL The s.any pat
trls always on hand and forE eby a. =. DAt
Successor 70 The EcIhrE indla Rn5tsr %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

4 SsEg sfiIES-IlsFOR2s1;yI. 40 DA.1LERS eSd
SCOAS RnbSer Over Shoes. tnet can %
wora ia sny oinaie without Charge Of propcf1s aiwaI
pliatlr and sct tie coolest wee:ber eos cufaoiny ano
market Caaryy Eisehars and city eeaies shoud not Au
10 supply Hb aS ar1es sSf Sc oy te cfe OF
os nSe5i - N-''-' -. 31 Near Wall street.
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= ARRANeEMENrs go Els, Isa, q EsTAl

aRRaNGEMENrs FOR 1sa--OLD EsTAB.
ksssA LIEHED PnsSSAGE FfiCE-i0o PIKE curreT o.
49, 5orth-zts
s- tss pubic IN general TO The fonn9 arrangements t
1871 iot the rurpce Of cngns out Cabin q Co1 and Sse.
1g the ls Sh. ith l63h 2It, gr @ o. eyrTy month. By
he Loro Packets. 10 sa firm Ssy YORK the st, 18th enc
m nrG frr, Lert the TIA 18th and 9th ofeach 1lpptt
In connection viii TIE above 5nd cs ts plnposs OF atfodnt
Ia zFsaisr pssseu hss
par assbsd ss 20 aii punc.nnly week Throughout
The year For The accommodation Of De7scna wishiHz 70 r
r1oney 70 heir arz enax SEafz giysa- pdyahs o.
-i-kt ,at sps Itarf rAank viz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28
FOR. THE EAST.

H gv~s /, TIE REGULAR LINE FOR BOSTON
aC1SlH-CARRYING THE GREAT IINPT iD
SsfssiSs[T-SssSTATES MAII<-yia NORWICH AND
WOEEESTER- Weekly.
The splendid steamer WORCESTER, Cnp j. II. vnrdef-
bi w1 pier No. North River foot of battery Place.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, Of O'clock. 7. 81
Passengers by this line will the arrival OF the steamer at
ALIENS POINT take the Railroad Cars and proceed direct
TO BOSTON. without change of cars anshpmsnt Of bag
gage For freight passage apply 70
ID. b. ALLEN, 81 Broadway, or TO
D. HAYWOOD, at the Office on the wharf,
NJ B. An perous forbid itust1g any account OF
said hnnt n u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28


WHOLEdALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, 1T CHATHAM STREET, ". z.
Branch Stolss:
SIS Beecse. street, New YORK.
Isl Grand street, Suffolk
i9i Greenwich street, near Fulton.
us Fulton street Brooklyn.
So C,res;nut ard IS North Fiith-=;- Phiiadelphir.
IL Haro-er street, BG..on-
aNylTE the attention OF CITY aud C0uhtr7 FaIliies ann
Purchasers Their .evera abshents where they think
will be iuupd By far the hest selections OF pure and unadutea
ted Teas the United Sate The universal popularity and
COS and upngki dealing is well understood to render TAR
The sale Of Howdua's Bsek Tee Observe Strangers viii
Chsthan street, viz l bet;yesn Penr and Roevs streets.
The public will also be pleased u take notice that the Canton
Tea Company have nothing to do with any other fns except
those deacrfae MT thn fn al tins ndvertisamenf NV
TO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES.
& co. Tea and Coffee Merchants of The Island OF Hong
Kong China having appointed Agents in all the principal
cities and towns of Europe for tho sale OF Their Tens and Cot
the United States generally. that they have appointed MI s.
TREACY, Pearl St tnear franklin Square their Prn
cpa Agent for America, and they would now tnke the liberty
Of calling the attention OF the American public, and that oil
Dealers especially tn their stock o.
TEAS hND,COFFEE,
which tbey pledge hemgelyes 10 be superior IN qualify md
cheaper price than that sold at Of the kid
the country made pnrSag from u To- and upwards,
also family boxes from 10 20 lbs.
Mes c. e. r. & Co. not wishing to resort 10 the usual
practice ofexttayasant putting, perfectly satisfied TO rest
their claims the patronage OF discriminating community
upon far trial of their article feeling confident thu. when
fairly tested, the public will not fail TO award 10 them
that support which their merit ned the immense superiority OF
their article deserves.
Coffee of the best flavor. warranted pure and fresh ground
ever day. constantly hand. and at the lowest prices
The public generally respectfully invited to COLL and
the different qualities specimens Of which 10 be
NJ p,;rri,,i Gfica M ct lin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28
HHE,.oVAL.-E. DOWNS has removed his extensive
" s:ecS OF BOOTS AND SHOES from No. Is to tsCsth-

ns nabc nrs respectable informed that be hes ofate made
vsy lsrRe addons bis Stock and though always nhead
a than the cheapest he determined 10 Be
itie cheaoer az foliawsIsdies Gates Boots a, lcs Is
Ladss Russins thick sees. IS 70 s. unsn,Pased 10, style
sn,iy al he saIe prices besides Caldren Sai,e sne
Any oenntity OF (entsnens Boots at Is Its l6 and SO od
49, soys and Youths Boots and BoS,ess etc esc. ARo,
The most extensive OF Boots drd Snoes 10 De
s. 49, s. CATHARiNE-S1REEI.
"a of Sunday Schools and oiher char
she viii be supplied al the very lowest prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28
Notice 20 mariners.

I NOtICS 20 jWNTEuCTS.
Tho Boston Daily Advertiser saysWe mfors,ed that the
hnoys on Niuot,s Ledge off ohaset Rocks the Harding
Rocks and on Hunts Ledge Lgh. house channel, were
! carried away in the storm OF 1lth inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28

1NAY'S ELASTIC BRACES Or SUSPENnERs--9sI.
cheais who begin look utter this Kind Of Eoos o spus
unes his recen patents The NOS = sa
Civ and much sitter than xrnsr goods OF any oshei ma
nufaciuer whatever put elegant Style sno without me
SULPHUR smell peculiar 70 the article snsfe unoef us
sysism caled GoodyeaI 3. W !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-28
He RIB u N E.
From he yycxey Literary 1ourncl and Monthly Review.
A Grnssc ia Lake 0kachobee.


[Conc,cded]
After the las. sed rights had been thus hastily
performed, wandered oat rom tire camp. The
moon rose. cesiiag is melancholy. wrapping light
,,p,n our sleeping men; and, lied with eseriion
and excitement, wrspped the folds OF my boat
cloak clcssr around me, casting myself upsn q
grassy bank, while my mind ioamed far and
vide, among distant friends and scenes that were
daguerreo,yped upon my hearts tablet. L7os-
ing up at the palo CRIB, which sailed IN queenig
majesty through the blue, clocd riancea OCEAN
OF ether. thought Of Heore's beautiful idcs:
Sweet moon !! ir like (,rofcna's sage,
Nv any spell my hand could dare
70 make thy disc its aBpia page,
acJ yriie my theughts sny wishes there;
Hor many friend, whose careiezs eye
Now waadsEs DER the starry SKY,
Should smile upon the orb, to meet
The recollection Kind mud sweet;
Tho reyr.ies Of fond regret;
- Tho promise never 10 forget;
Ard NIL my heart and soul would send
To many dear loved, distnit fnana. I"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-19


fraa NJ Nsr lost Courier AMI Ef4a.r.r
IHo Laea.aeas = the South ate active
al energetic AS EYER m ths.r eaaeaea1s
10 effect 'be dissolution OF The Joaa, i
The tar'a be not destroyed aud Texas
annexed n thor bid We Gal II
The Charleston Mercury an account % a
a.aaer gwen 20 Mr. kHe'i the 'eaaer n
a.. la.s ~. acalon. ora ihe z3.h Of Az
sas'. at ". cr57f9' Mr.. kaeu n de an
elaborate speech, proe'amlng that i
The tariff be u'i repealed S9l'h Caro-, aa
mast ",oak % herself a.oac Tor reIci,
and urgently recommending the cl.Iof d
state Convention. Inc ioasis We're
stupid anI bel gefent, after tie most
approved South Carolina fashion -aad
Texas va annexed, The lsrfl blown 10
the m'oo.the Union dissolved, ani South
carolina maie Tie centre about which
he Whole f,ssth.e universe Is To feYo.Ye
forever alter, nearly dozen tunes dur
ng The inner Mr.. Burton. senior, lsf
oil with the following i"gsy senansnit
secession 2r DtsJnIons The one OF
lie o'nef J. inevitable. - far As South
Narolna IS concerned, the sooner Il takes
pace the better
south Carolina. Il seems from Tins, 5
either To seccde or dls,oIte-Mf Bar
TN is enhIel 10 III, choice, Mr.. owen
burton. u. anpfoNeI hmseH "eaIp, oil
ne o'd 9.oeA BY the io.lo"'ng toast
'1o.iflaa pislf.c,--9he vas The h5ss
- proc am 'l'i haI.t .ehiien vas lhf
5a'lAl remedy. Lei her si'lt be ~ The
IN aAd declare 10 our brethren Of The
Nof'h ihai We Nj no longer submit II
ne present onerous lafiii, though Il
eas, rs cur lie
We nave ~ d3a5' mai II the sub
a.sst'n n The af'I cost them their
a=e' as III burton iosinaa'e'' these
people ~ 40 longer sabn't-and We
afeinclnei 70 belte'o ihai me same IRA
1eaiiaI maxim 81 prevent them rom re
si.ans as ihaI also misht cost them their
1Ie. minimizing Their ha3Hul
buster palmetto people have high re-.
safl Tor The integrity oil 'heir necks. In.
iced, the following seatm H. "ta.
diea'es an intention on the part Of South
gafoi'na not TO rene" the hazard OF a
h4ht Inm The enemy IS disabled by
de.erepaade, anl especially until the
view lofk regiment Is TOO Old lof ser
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-19
4. SIMMONS, Sec'y.
> u WILMINGTON, Sept. II, 1874

person en- west met Win an anus
Tag rebuff a shortlIne since. Walking
VI 10 quiet Cd geH.en1a n The midst
Oh crowd, he held o3t his hand ani re-
marked WITH sm.e-"Nv dear sir, I
cannot cal. y9lr name, but am sure
we nave Leea together sonawhere.n
PERHAPS We have san me Old goa.
Henaa' "iof | have been in some very
oAI company IN my dayl'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-19

Henry Clay was hongel and burnt
=, !, eia!E al The village Of Hampton IN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-09-19

The Ne" York Expires, of saturday avs. We
nave list OF The names Of the Custom House d..
zf''"f' NJ" % employ There are nuetyst Loco
'.'. and Only twenty-five Wing. A m1sl drspsr.
sf 'H't' - making 10 remove The remnant II Whiss
'sc' The object
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

CT. LOUIS LOCKE HOSPITAL. No. 20
- Vine st.-Chstienge Of $500 nee. pted!-
Read and judge TOR yourselves --Neither
Quackery nor fmpositlon!--Tt IL we'll known
that DR.. d Il Z proprietor Of she Locke Hos
rital, IL the most celebrated physician that
has u, de,t,ksn the practice Of disoascs Of q
delicate nature. in this city.
Dr.. D. may be consulted confdentiaily for
tho following dissaa.s: Syphilis. gonorrhma.
gleet. strictur-s. Inflammation Of the bladder,
gravel, piles di,esses of the womb, impo,en-
cy, dlseases Of the bones; and also dyspepsia.
acute and chronic rheumat,sm, 6ts, kings-
evil, consumption in oil its stages, palscy.
liver complaint, dropsy, cancers, W eak eyes,
ph,hieic and all similar comalaints Per
sons making application and taking DR. De
advice. may depend on positive and com.
plete recovery.
Strsneers are apprised that DR.. d. 10 = reg
ulsr ply sicisn, and has devoted the last ten
ware OF his practice to the curing Of the
above diseased.
PRivArs CoAxuSlcA1 Ioxs.-Perss residing
out Ut the cits, and wishing to consult DR.. D.
must Cd 'sess (ross paid) with fes encl"sed,
aid oil such letters will meet with prom pi
atsent,.n. Th"se address, him will be :. :
qu'red 70 deseribs sympt"ms, - a. 10 enable
him TO furnish the nccessas, remedies.
N. B.-.dny p-rsoa wishing private room
until cured, can have y BY applyin 10 Dr.. D.
sPri l3-ly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13
TERRITORY OF IOWA.
D.s MONIES COUNTY.

IN the district court Of .aid County, 70 the June
term. a. D. 1874.
James CLARK. C"mpf. % Edward L. Consnt, Geo.
Hea,on aud Levi Sprague. impleaded'with Amos
1.sdd. In Chancsry. b,iiE.r pdrtifiew. &c.
The sad def Msia,Ns will hereby thke uutice
that on the eth day Of December. 4. D. 10 u. the
said complainant filed In the oisc- Of the Clerk OF
said court his c4r<aia hill Of complaint. in the
above SUIT. stating in substance that previous to
the putlc sale II lots in the rity Of Burlington.
by the United States. in February, leli the sasd
petitioner and said Amos l.add were the joint
owners Of the poss~ssary title to town Lot No.
$40. in the city Of Buriington. said county; and
hat on about the 6th dav Ut February. IS4i,
said petitioner m said Eadd purchased The L..
gal title TO said lot. 0f the government of the
United states. ~ joint tenants: and that il was
agreed by said petitioner and said I.sdd to make
PARTITION thereof and that Said pesitinnsr should
have choice Of halves. and that by consent aud
agreement Of said Ladd said pet,tieder selected
the south halfot said Lot. and has improved the
same BY erecting thereon com Portable and costly
building, and tier improvement s. to the value OF
thousand dollars or more; that no deed Of par.
t'tion has been ma.ie between said petitioner and
said iadd. although said petitioner has always oc-
c"p'rd aud still does occupy the said south halt OF
satd tot s'rd controls It his OWL said bill al
SO states. that on about the 22d day Of October.
1910. one Edward L. Conant. who sues Cor the Use
of one George Hsaton, recovered q jademe at
against said Ladd in said District Coort for the
sun OF ABOUT one hundred ana tour dollars and
h'ty cents damages. aud that some part. or al Of
said judgment still remains unpaid a. said Clark
unds rstand; Hxd thar on or about the 18th day IT
May. l84l. one levi spragde recovered judg-
ment against the said Ladd in said court for the
sum of about sixty~six dollars and eighty -nyAe
cents damagss; ard that although the greater
part Of said Judgment has been pad. that said
Clark Is informed and believes sa,all part there.
ot is still i'd.
Said bill therefore prays that partition may
be had 1T said lot between said petitioner and
Ladd. and that the south half vi said lot may
be set OF to said CLARK &c dc. Aud here
as, also. on the lith day Of Decem ber, la43, q
writ Of subpoena was directed tn the sa,d I'd.
ward Z. Conant. George HeatoA and Levi
Sprsgue, in tho above entitled rasee, which
has been returned non ct Sapeatss. Nov un-
less the said Edward L. Conan George Hsa-
I'm end Levi SpraRue, shall appear bs,0is said
district court for said county q .ung % court
Of chancery on or before the 6rss day Of the
next term thereof, ana answer said bill OF
complaint. the SANE shali he taken % con.
fessed, and decree pro eoafssso entered &C.
cord,ngly. JOHN =. DUNLAP, Clerk.
D. RoksA. Salr 20. Ctmpt.
March 9Th l044.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

TERRITORY OF IOWA, &c
DIS Mo,Nes Euunrr. 49,

TEf B. ns'... e c,, ,owA' IS. III
District Court for said C.unsv. 70 he yuns
Torn thereof, A. D. le41. s
John w. Wehber. Judge Of Probate in seid
county and Territory. successor Of Roher,
Cock, late Judge ab ssaresaid, Who sues for
the use and benefit Of Johnsnn DllmaN aad
Mary Eixsh&th DillmaN, HE wife, late Mary
Elizabeth Andsrson, PIT s S.
George n. BAeler implicated with Robert 6.
Anderson es als.--Dsbt and attachments.
TINE said George, n. Besler will hereby
take notice. that ON the Slsl dsy Of Jan.
nary, l84l, wit Of attachment v.ae issued
out of the office of the elssk of The aaid eousl
fac auxiliary 70 he cIieinsl writ il said ssis,
Tor the sum Of one huadssd and siehsysas
dollars and ninsty.siehs eeEp which cid
writ was sesn.ned a the "a hrsasy tern el
said court, l0l1. ~ she eAesilfDf esiA couaty,
levied On ~ BY - feet Of lot Ne. -. 10 IN
city 0f Bnsiingsoa, Ia said eouosy. Assaded
% lollowss commencing q The a. ). sasaeI
Of said loe, SusasaR thence veoe aloae ~
stsses 90 feet, thsaes ssnih 80 feet, shsUos
| sass 90 feet. tksncs sorsA 50 Sees q sas plass
of begihaing. Now saless the said defss,
deaf shsli appesr aad plead II said sais -
fore the next term Of said cours. iudauon
| wall be entered, and the properly - aasseksl
will BE cold to safety the asns sad - sssss
Of salt. Dated ,aie lo,h dey al March, \. y
1914. JOHN 3. DONLAp, Cork
y. D. DsowHsSs, PiGs. Atty. IS sA
| March g, lel4-Sw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

he Richmond Enquirer notices the
sfival Of these distisg.isked Wings in
tHsinia. 10 very proper manner II
sRally IN insult to the mass Of the Wing
Hrsy, that such creatures should b. EN-
fsyed ~ thsir political missionaries or
saapssos. The Enquirer says:
I'VE are . proud people. and our van
H6prrsuaded US, that politics are our
!sk Jefferson was ours-Madison VAS
.ss-ihe ilenrys, the Lees. Tho Ran
spAss the Barbours, tho Masons. tho
ssnss. the Nicholas-s. tho Blaads, the
v'tyor'es and host OF others, were all
m We bnasi Of them more than Tie
ssot'ed parasites Of European n'cnarchies
- Of THE price Of hi raIdry or the Pomp
spoem.' But to bring these two coarse
70 half made up Clowns 10 enl,ghien Us
newt car rights or osr duties, is. indeed
e bad. it's an insult TO the intelligence
y The Old Dominion, to import from the
efders Of the Ohio Two such i,ineran,
asonns. to leach ViyeimiGas their true
lnsciples. These men do not, from ,l.eir
seats. or any high Considerations, de-
ssssihe favor Of tho public, and certainly
NH less the smiles OF the Isd.es! l,
20 indeed. part Of that perfect organ.
snna' With which they expect TO carry
Ssaaes But here they sre-in the
~ eo~er Of humbuggcry-and we res
lsshlly advise the Eicc,or, associates
s'hers, 10 draw upon their friends. in
@ . rePlenish the empty cofIsrs-(ol
'.s ssd Do mean money--for there he
= g The other leRj- enlist their ser.
- Or tho war--s AIRY them on their
Meads. and get them to relieve the
LAT Federal Oraiors from the guam
~ which they 6nd themselves en-
Isyeo. fethaps Seldom, and Scott. and
80, end Giles. &c. &C., may not con
- to reply to the Bear and Pump.
sss.-aad thus, they may claim the Geld
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13
Cheap Root JGanutact0Ty.
-

WE, the undersigned. take this method
w Of retn.nine our thanks 10 the citi.
sens Of Barlir gson and vicinity, for the lib
erai patronage heretofore received in ouI
line OF bUs,ness, and inform them that we
still continue the Boot and Shoe business, on
Water street, ono door sos,h os the big brick
on the corner Of Columbia and " alter streets
Call and zee. We have . fret rste stock on
hand and will maize any article in our line
. little better thsn the 6ess, and . lit,ls cheap
CT than he cheapest. Now 10 the tine fol
bsrgsins. Sign of the htsle Golden Boot
Water styesi, Hurlin9son. Iowa
SAMUEL RICHARDSON,
JOHN ORION. fF M
March "a lotl--6n s6&
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

Miss Pardoe alludes TO .sbeautiful Tea
lures il The character Of tho Turks, Wig
reverence 81 lie ssoiAer. Their wives
may advise and reprimand unheeded. but
their mother 10 "a oracle, consulted con
fided ins listened 10 with respect or def
ersnce, honorod to the last hour, and re-
membered with affection and regard even
beyond the grave" "Wives may die, >
say they, 'and We can replace them,
children may perish and others may be
born unto Us. bat who shall restore the
mother when she passes away and il seen
no morer
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-13

NE subscriber }. now receiving large and
general assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Consisting OF the following articles:
1Ok Kentucky Jeans. Tweed Cashmere. Vel
~ vt, Pilot Cloth. Diamond Cashmere
Sack. brock and Dress Coats various prices.
l50 Bingham. krmns. light and brown Liunen,
Gan'broor aud French drilling summer coats
SO Linen. Ginghan, and Cotton Roundabout.
$50 pair casimere. Cas,nett. Ky. Jeans. ribbed
snd plain linen drilling. cott"nade. ga,nbroon.
velveteen. cord. summer clota and hard.
times pantaloons.
800 pair bleach aud brown drilling ssd cotton
brewers.
100 fine satin and figured silk vests,
$50 light and dark fancy do
$50 fine niu.ln shirts. linen hosoms and collars
$50 common do
100 brown muslin Starts.
$50 striped. check. calico and gingham shirts.
his assortment Of ready made clothing will Be
fon.d 10 be made out Of the best materials A. the
subscriber purchased the goods East ani had
every piece maze to order EXPIRE SLY for thi. mar
Act. Any person wishing cheap and DE- sir.ble
art icle will end il 81 the sign Of the Crest w q.
tern. on the ornsr of Main and Jefferson street
!" the store room lately occupied By Pos,l.wat 4
Cr+egan. WM. GARRETT
Burlington. April 6. ls4s.