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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04
ron THE CONVENTION.
ron TtE LEGISLATURE,
Daniel ID. Avery,
William. Waves.

mn. Eofron pleaso announce d. Nm
r. scorT. ne candidate for tue convention,
Wa arc authorised to announce AmA'A
d Ra.v, Bsq. 81 candidate for the state ceDyen'
HSn.
ploago announce the lion. TnonAs w
cTtyr ia candidate for tic Slate Convention
to represent the lborYiUe senatorial district
Please announce Col s NJ y Clak, ar
candidate 10 represent the parish Of West
Eaton Rouge IN tho STATE Convention.
MresRs EpiroRs-pleaas announce james
MeCalop ag n candidate TO represent the Par
iah Or West Baton Rouge IN the Convention
MANY VOTERS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04

WAKE SNAKES "A MIR. Daniel bennett, ia
delivering digcouraes in Auakapag in which
he attempts to prove that the great judgement
day has passed, and that the Resurrection Day
will be a time Of universal peace aud Joy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04

We are indebted 10 tho Hon ALEXANDER
Barrow, for interesting documents.
II. GRIZZLY, Eeq, Of the Tribune haa our
thanks for several important wing documents
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04

Gr The prospects, otB. G. ThIbodoauX Eco
and Judge Borlelon, arc represented 70 be Te.
ny cheering in tbetr respective district,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04
go OntKAaa Mach I'm. 1s44.

NEW UELEANs MATCH I4tb, I544
Mn. DE- La RosE--Sir having been for
come time afflicted with a severe toothache,
and trying various remedies usual in such Ca
Sos without effect, ] was induced, by the
recommendation Of some ofmy friends to give
you a call, and take great pleasure in agsur-
ing you Of my entire confidence in your mode
of treatment.
Yours Respectfully,
8. M. HART.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04
CLAY CLUB.

A meeting Of the Clay Club wiIl be held this
div Al Q o'clock, j. M, at their ueual place Of
meeting.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04
STRAY.

N Taken up by Louis Stephens
Saon Cypress Bayou a b~ay.roan
SAY marc, aboutll yearsold, II hands
%SA1AsA1high, a star on the forehead,
left hind foot white and branded 7 b. The
owner is requested to take her away by cola
plying with the law.
JOHN r. DUFROCQ:
Ranger,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04
NOTICE.

The repairs on the Court-house and Jail Of
the parish Of West Baton Rouge, viii be sold
10 The lowest bidder, on the 18Th day Of May
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04

RAeEs.-At the Fashion Course, FeIleiafa'
last week, II Duplaptior'u y. & Maria won tho
Jockey Club Pur0o Of $3.50, 3 mile hcaIo'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04

A very good widow lady, who was looked
up to by the congregation to which SIC be-
longed 40 an example Of piety, coBtriged to
bring her conscience to terms for one little
indulgence. She loved porter, aud one day
just So Sc wac receiving q half dozen bottles
from the man who usually brought her the
comforting beverage, she perceived % bor.
ror j two Of the grave elders Of the church
approach her door. She ran The man out Of
tie back way, and put the bottles under the
bed. The weather was hot, and while con-
yereing with her pioug friend, pop went out
the corks.
Dear me-" exclaimed the good old lady,
1lhere goes that bed cord il snapped yeeter.
day just the same way; I must have anew
rope provided I'M few moments, pop went
another, followed by tho peculiar hiss Of the
escaping liquor. The rope wouldn't do again
but The good lady was not at a lore. "L}ear
me- says she, that black cat Of mine faust
be at some mischief there. S'eal!' An
other bottle popped Off ana the porter came
stealing out from under the bed curtains.
30, dear me / forgot It's the yeast! Here
Prudence /! come take away these BEETLES Of
qenst!"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04

A traveller, writing from Italy, says that
the Roman Forum is now COW market, and
the palace of the Caesars a rope-walk'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04

A correspondent OF the National Intelligent
Ger, writing from New Orleans asks:
as Congress prepared to assume the debt
of Texas, and have they any idea Of the extent
Of that debt? The affairs Of that country have
been administered in such a manner that even
the Government itself cannot say what its debt
is. BY some it is estimated as high as twenty
five. millions Of dollars, and all agree it is not
less than from twelve to fifteen millions. Are
the United States prepared to pay such an
amount! 1t is said, indeed, that the 'annex-
alton will bring a vast accession of public
domain, greatly exceeding in value the amount
Of her debt. This, however, is greatly doubt
ed. They have sold or given away, in the
most reckless manner their lands to an extent
that is almost incredible. One grant was for
five millions of acres, on condition of introdu-
cling A certain number Of European emigrants.
Another, within twelve or fifteen months, was
for two millions Of their finest lands on the
headwaters Of Red River TO a company. on
condition Of introducing FIVE hundred families
OH it from the United States. 1t is nothing
uncommon to hear of individuals holding for
ty, sixty, and even one hundred square
leagues; and, so soon as the prospect of an
nexatlon was known, the number and extent of
grants and sales, with or without value receiv-
ed, would no doubt go on under the high pres
sure principle For some small portion Of the
debt of Texas a valuable consideration NAV
have been paid but the great bulk of of it has
been issued by the Government at animmeuse
depreciation, and to redeem it by the United
States at anything like its par value would be
highly unjust. Last year it was selling here
as low as one cent for the. dollar, and from that
to two or three cents, at which prices enor-
nous purchases were made. The recent news
has already raised it to seventeen and eighteen
cents for the notes, and twenty-four to twenty
five for the bonds bearing interest.
It has been urged, says the same correspon-
dent, by some that whether Texas is annexed
or net she will grow sugar and cotton. So
she will, says he, but tosa very limited extent.
to what she could do if the capital, enterprise,
activity and slaves of the United States were
thrown upon her soil, as they would b. were
she annexed. Besides, as regards sugar she
never could raise it to compete with us unless
she could introduce it free of duty,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04
A. NJ. DUNN & II. B. WHITE.
ArToRyErs AND CoUxsELLoRs,
At Judge Morgan's old Stand.
Lafayette str, Baton Rouge.
TO RENT.

e That fine property, known by the
name Of "Bagatelie," belonging 20
Madam Beanregard. For conditions
5asbapply to Capt. FaVrot near this r.
fee or to Mr.. Menard, at the Louisiana Bark.
mar 24 8
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04
LADIES GLOVES

An assortment Of Ladies and Gentleman
Kid Gloves, all colours.
PHILLIPS &LAECUE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04

When aredebts most doubtful
When they are dubious (due by us,)
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04

on tho 4tb day bic l. i. UHcas won tho Pro.
p%pristor'B purse Of $3.50, best three IN Ewes,
go entrance.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04

DUELLrSG-Two mosquitoes one morning.
met on d tcafin a garden. Both were filed
with blood drawn from their last uoeiuraf de-
predations. They were silent "dnmpy'' croga
and savage. One Of them ran out bis sting
and wiped it on his forcleg. The other
thrust out his sting, and pointed it at the first
musquito. This was considered an jagula
and 30 the offended muaquito steps up TO tho
other and says
ibid you turn up your sting at me?'
The answer was-"l ran out my sting you
can apply it as you choose"
Ans-'Sir your remark savors Of rascaiity.'
"Hah exclaimed the other, "a downright
insult. No gendemanIy musquito will sub
nit to such treatment without demanding
satigfaction ! Draw villain and defend your
self !"
They rushed together running one another
through the body died an honorable death,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-05-04

]. BTE. LABAUvE
JACQUES MotA1soa, il. Committee
II. B~gHGEHoN,
w. d, Rouge April 10Th 1874 II.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
NO CURE NO PAY!

CT LOUIS LOCKE HOSPITAL, No N
y Locdst st.-Chailcnge of $500 accepted!
Read and Judge for Notwithstanding
Quackery nor Impositlon.-=It ,s well know l
that DIR. ID the proprietor OF the Loo Ike Hos.
rital, is the most celebrated physician thai
has uDdeltaken the practice Of diseases Of l
debate nature, in this city.
DR.. D. may be consulted eopfdentially for
the following Diseases: Syphilis. gonorrha,;
sleets structures. inflammation of the bladder,
gravel, piles diseases Of the woWb, impo,en.
cy, diseases Of the bones; and also dyspe psia,
acute and chronic rheumatism, fits, kings
evil, consumption in all its stages, palsey;
liver complaint, dropsy, cancers, weak eyes,
phthisic and all similar confpl fints-, Pet.
sons making application and TAXI g Or. D.i
advice, may depend on positive and com.
plete recovery.
Strangers are apprised that Or. d. IL a reg,
ular physician, and has devoted the lest ten
years Of his practice TO the curing Of The
above diseases.
fkIvATE CoM&tSItGffbXs- Persons residing
out Of the city, and wishing to consult DR.. D.
must address (post paid) with fee enclosed
and all such letters will meet with prom1
attention. Those s9ates sing him ssll be r.
fuired TO describe symptoms, SO ns 10 enable
lam TO furnish the necessary remedies.
n. B.-.4ny psrsoa wishing private room
until cured, can have Il by applying TO d.. D.
april sly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
NEW STOVE. S y
Bosworth's Patent Heat Retainer,

On the FIR Tight Princtple.
YNHE3Subscriber having the exclusive righ,
Il TO manufacture and dispose Of said
stoves in the Territory Of Iowa, or dispose
Of said right 10 otAers--having derived his
RICH, direc, from the pa,entee--wsuld ia
form the public that he has one Of said
stoves now, in usc AZ Flc,chcr's Hotel, where
i, can be seen a, any time by persons de-
sirous Of examining it. Az this stove il cen;
.idered far superior TO any other in use. ]
arm determined to commence the n.anufac-
lure Of them in Burlington the ensuing sea
son, and SEND them 10 all paris Of the Ter.
ritcry, that the community may no. oaly
see but feel the benefits derived from the
use Of them.
Not mosc than one third The quantity .
fuel Il required 70 obtain the same quantity
Of heat as from common stove or fire place
and being much neater ar,ice PERFECTLY
adapted to the parlor, sitting room, sleepiag.
room, or Office, and is highly recommended
fer the sick.room--shs heat being pure
and pleasant. Said s,otes are made ei,Ae,
with or without an oven, and of any size q
finish, TO suit purchasers. Cost, from SIS &c
$50.
The above stove was patented by NJ. Rs,
worth, of Marietta. Ohio, in April, 1912
and has gained decided preference over al
Others In recommendation rom mahy OF IL,
most respectable citizen. Of New York City
and the Stat. Of Ohio, whore the stove ha
only IA jet been used bu, the hes, recon
mentation is the actual use ofthem.
J. p. wIGHTMAN.
Burlington I. r. Feb. 18th lS4S II
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
THE GREATERsT DISCOVERY OF
THE AGE!

THIS term may be justly applied to tn e
IL discovery of compromising medicine .
with the best double refined Loaf Sugar in
such 4 manner that children and adults may
now cat medicine with as much pleasure as
they do the best confectionery.
For this discovery we are indebted to A
Sherman, M. D., Of the city Of New York who
has been . regular practitioner Of medicine
in that city for the last ten years, and also
member Of the New York MedicaiSociety.
The Doctor after devo,ing his attention for
long time. to the subject, about three years
since offered his invention sothe public un
der the name Of
SHERMAx's MEDrcATED Lozsrers.
Since which time they have g ined celebri-
ty for the cure Of different complaints for
which they are recommended, unprecedented
in the history Of any other medicine-thcy
consist of
SHERMAN's CoueH LozExeEs,
which are the most certain and eifectual rem
ing cough, Asthmas, Tgh.ness of the Lungs
and chest, ever offered to the public.
SHERMAN's WoRM LozEkGEs,
are the only infallib.e Worm Medicine ever
discovered; they have been used for hu ndreds
Of thousands of cases, and never have been
known to fail. The medical faculty recon-
mend them in preference 10 all other articles.
SHERMANS CAMPHoR LOZENCEs,
give immediate relief in Nervous, or Sick
Headache, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness
Of Spirits, Oppression. sense Of Sinking at
the chest, &C.; and are the only article ever
discovered which will remove OF prevent Sea
Sickness.
SHERMAs's CArnARrrc LozENoxs.
The best cathartic medicine for removing bile
from the system, and preventing attacks Of
the bilious and intermittent fever Of this sec
ton Of the country.
SaERMAN's FEVER AND AeuE LozENcEs,
are the only medicine entitled to the name OF
a specific in this distressing disease.-They
have been used in thousands Of cases, q nd the
proprietor has never known or heard OF case
which they have failed to remove in few
days; the great advantage which this article
has over all others 10, that the disease will not
return if the direction are followed.
SEERMAN's Poor Mans PLASTER,
The best Of all plssterss-Rheumatism, Lun
bago, Pain or weakness in the Back. Joints
SIDE or Breast, cured by flor oaly lea cent
For sale by J. GAUBY Oily authorized A.
gent for Burlington. For sale also By 10
MOFFlT At Augusta.
+ Burlington, Aug. 26, l543-ly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
barton T. David, water St.

ID ESPECrFULLY informs the citizens Of f3ur.
IN hngton that he has just received from New
York and st. Louis. a general assortment OF Fan
cy and Staple Dry Goods, which he feels conf.
dent that he can sell cheap a. can be bough,
any where else in the city; all he asks 10 custom.
ers, and he will show them his Goods, give them
his p,ices snd let them judge for themselyes
My stock consists in part as follows, viz:
Heavy Pilot and Beaver cloths. Broad do.
Mole Skin, PULLED cloths. Kentucky Jeans,
Bed Tick,ngs, Blankets, Apron Checks,
Ginghams. Prints Of various qualities and pat
terms, Table Linen. brswn and bieached Muslin.
Gloves, Sospenders, Needles. Pins. Looking Glass.
IS, Handkerchief, Cotton Yarns. Stationery.
Hardware. Queensware. Hats end Caps. Boot.
and Shoes. Sole and Upper Leather. and a great
many other articles too numerous 10 me alton. all
q which will be sold for cash, pork wheat, corn.
oats, flax seed, beeswax, &c.
Dec. S-iy B. DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
NEW GOODS.

TUST received and for sale, Ut 81. Louis PR
TO- 900 yds Cd. 81. "A, "a brown SheesiT
5000 do do b,earh.d do
6oO0 do American 4 British Prints new sty..
1000 do ircasian. Alpaca. dferinoe :"
5000 do Scotch, Manchester and Americas
500 do Muslin de- LANES,
500 do best Indigo Checis o. 'up,r. qns,a!.
5000 do red. white, green and yellow y"
$50 do Carolina Plaid, new and splssdd
article, Ill wool.
400 do 6ne Linens,
500 do superior Irish Linens.
1000 Sleeps Grey cloth, Kertucky Jess
and Satinets.
5000 do Csde. MKT. blue and black. b.
Cloths.
500 DO double kiillsd Cas'i~arss aud @
$50 Mohsir, Cashmere, Nett sad wss's
Shawls.
600 blk SIX Cravat ana assorted Hdkrs.
900 psie Ladies and Gents Gloves. ass'df ~
500 Cashmere. Fur, Nutre and S.lh Hss' :
GOO Sea-. ~ Fur u, Muir. Musk, and clo,A CO.
s zoo e. s.'' s do ''0 S 90 d Shoes. !.
900 do Ladies French Kid Slips and -
ing Shoes.
800 do Chiidrens Shoes, assorted sisess
500 Spanish and Principe Segars.
S boxes Hare's best chewing Tobacco
5000 lbs best Spanish Sole Leather, es ~
100 bbls kenawha Salt, -
IS sacks Rio Coffee. hhds PRISE snsE
Orleans Sugar,
doz Hair, Moss and Shuck Matressssfs
M,tchels Geography and Atlss. Eclectic w.
Diction aries. blank BOOKS aad Stationery, M1S
e. with every article o. Dry Goods. 0seSssx
Hardware &C., 10 make the sssoftnssne ce.
All . whscn wsll Be sold low by Vy,s..te.
Nov 4. corner Of Jefferson aad wa"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
DIR. j. A. ROUSSEAU.

AVfNG located himself in the city o.
Ii Burlington. respectfully Offers his pro.
fessional services in the practice Of Medicine
in all its branches.
lie further begs leave to state that he will
pay particular attention TO all the disease
and peculiarities incident 10 women and
children.
Dr.. K. Aat:ers himself that his experienc
and opportunities for acquiring Information
in the Practice Of his profession, will enable
him TO render satisfaction 10 the afflicted
who may be the subjects Of his attentions
References will be given to any person
who may desire them nj his residence, in
the scnth end Of Mr.. ID. Rice's house, ives
eide Of Main street. where he may always b.
found unless ahsens on professional business
Burlington, June Sd, ls43-u
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
IT is INFALLIBLE.

NAUBY'S Compound Lotion for the
NJ cure Of letter, Ringwotm. Itch and all
cutaneous affections has been found by nun.
erous Yrials to be an infallible cure for the
ab Owe mentioned Diseases Of the Skin. A
few applications are known TO have cured
tina, distressing disease called the ..slllinoi.
Mango" No danger need be unprecedented
from lis use rs, il contains neither vegetable
or mineral poison, in consequence OF which
il is far superior 10 the remedies now ia
use; they containing large quantities o.
mineral poieon. which have tendency ra'
,her TO injure then give relief; also care mus
be taken to avoid we, and cold which is no
the case with this Lotion.
The price of the Lotion is Moderate and
no family should be without it. Numerous
re,sreares of It's beneficial effects can be OBJ
,aine,.. by applying TO the proprietor at hi
Drug sto.-e on Main Street.
(Sign IF lie Good Samaritan.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01

TNHE subscribers have establish ID a
l. branch Of their house in this City, .,
he store opposite Mr.. Wesley Jones, where
hey ir,ehd 10 keera scda supply 81 Tin
Plates, Copper. Sheet Iron, Wirc. and Timer,
Stock in gencral-Also, Stoves If all pat
-ern.. viz: Cook, 10 plates, z plates, psx,
Parlor and Air,lgh,, Iron Of all si,es, Steel
Neils, Sals Jcweu's Ploughs &c. To which
We would respectfully invite the attention
Of the Public, knosiug ,ha, BY the law cash
prices, NE viii be enabled 10 please all who
may fasor Us with d call. which we earnest
~ solicit. BRIDGE & HALE.
MAY 20,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
DRUG STORE REMOVED!

(slGN OF 1.-THE GOOD SAMARtrAN.'0
GAUBY wishes to inform tho public
u that lie has removed his Drug Store d.
ectly opposite his Old Stand and 4. w. Car
pentcr's Jewelry Establshme Mt, where he has
hand, flesh and good supply Of Drugs and
Mediciues. Oils. Paints, Dye S,nffs, Window
Glass and all articles in the Drug line, which
Sc will s.lllto Physicians and others very
cheap.
Remembe,:ts sigm cfths Good Samaritan
iune "a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
~ NOTICE.
sale or Lots An Fort Madison,

THERE will be offered At Public Sale. al the
h l. Isnd Office in Fairfield. Iowa Territory. on
Monday. the l0th day OF June next, the follow Ing
numbered Town lots, viz. Nos. ~. Aaa, i67, no
sty3, SCI 4o6. 6Ol. ISL. 736. 738. 763. 766, 825
RAG, 9l9. 9S2 and 987; also, out lots Nos. 1862
ll22 and llcSa. Sale 10 commence az u o'clock
WILLIAM ROSS, Register.
Sd. BAYARD, Receiver.
Fairfield, Feb. Is, l84A.
Ir'Ihe bloomington Herald aud Lee Count,
Democrat viii please publish tho above for three
months aud send psrer to the Land Oiice con
tsin,ng the advertisement; and also present or
day of sale their duplicate accounts for advert,
sing. to the Receiver for payment,
Feb. "a, lSll-Sm
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01
"RICHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE
!" PILLS. ar rug Norrs aprp,r. ~ co,,-,-~ :,

"EICHT's INDIAN VEGETABLE
~ FILLS, or TEE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE or
nHAIsB.-lf the channels of our mighty rivers
become - obsfruesed ~ 10 sfford an insulS
eisna enslet for the superb bu ndent waters. We
esa expect ncshing less than that the sur
icusdinx country will be overwhelmed with
the 6scd. In like manaer with the human
Aedy-if the skin. kidneys and bowels, (the
nsssrsi outlets fer ueefulnees and correc,
hnmoss.) become so obsfructed % TO fail in
aaosdirs fall discharge Of these impurities;
which ere in all
TIE CAUSE OF SICKNESS.
- surely can expect No other results than
shss ske whole franc will. sooper or later. be
OVERWHELMED WITH DISEASE.
A. in the 6rst place, il We would prevent
% iDundation, ne must remove oil obstruc-
fioae, in order that there may be no him
dsssce 70 the Tree discharge Of the super
abusdcns waters. So, ia the second place, if
aws wauId prevent and cure disease, We mus,
epea. sad keep open, the natural drains Of
she bedv.
..WRlcHr5 INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS,
ef iks Hssth Americas College of Health will
be sosDd the EQUAL IL not the very
b EST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
Fer essrying ont this beautiful and simple
ssneosy. beceuee shey completely cleanse the
stsnaeh sad bowels from all bilious humore
SD ether irrurity, aad II the same time pro.
snsas heslshy discharge from the lungs
skis SID kidseys: consequently, % ell the
nsssss1 drums ere opened,
DISEASE OF EVERY NAME is LIT
ERALLY DRIVEN FROM THE BODY.
6CAt rsox.-The great popularity aud con.
..quent great demand Of Wight's Indian
Vegetable Pills has raised up hoss Of coun-
/, sesseisess. the psblic shouid be On their
ssss2- The only seesrity sgsinss imposition
- to purchase from the rcgalsr advertised
sesnis, and in ell cases be particular to aek
for Wneht,s lndiaa Vegetable Pills.
+ n Wcod~ ard, general agent, corner OF
Third and Chestnut ste. St. Louis, Me. IF.
Tallass. sseas for Iowa Territory, Water ct.
Bsslisetsn.
apr - sla-sf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-06-01

Cloths, Cassimeres, Ky. and Glasgow
jeans;
Mo'eskin and Beater,eens;
Parametta cloth;
Plain, striped aud changeable Alpacas,
a,all prices;
Merinoes; Parisiennes, a new article;
Earls,on, Manchester and Anne rican
ginghams;
Black Silk and ,abby vclve,s;
Shawls Of al kinds;
Silk, Cotton and bingham Ifdkfs;
Blue and blue-b'ack Bombazines;
Mouselain DE Laines;
Fancy Prints and dress Handkcrchiefs /;
Blk and variega,ed Gimps and Fringes
for Alpaca dresses;
Jackonet Edgings. Ashhurton Plat, aud
Facy Nett Iaces, Edgings and lnser-
tons;
Linen Cambria llandkerchiefs; Heron
stitched do;.
Plaih and Figd white and bl,ck Nc,,s;
Plain, Striped, Barred, and Figured
Jackonet,
Null, Swiss and Book Maslins;
Linen Cambria;
Plain aid figured Bobinett;
New style Bonnet Ribbons;
Irish bincn, Table Linen, Table Cloths;
Colored muslins, Brown Holland serge !;
hid, silk. worsted, cotton, Berlin, Lin
en- and Hoskin Gloves;
Hosiery OF all kinds;
Black Italian Cravats, fancy silk do;
AT exceedingly low prices, with grca
OF which will be sold very low for cash @
ca ] o, the sign of the Great Western, cor
anime for themselves.
April Is, l844-ly.