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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
Demecratic Town bIeetiur.

The democrats Of Burlington Township
will hold meeting at the German Church
THIS EVENING, at candle-lighting, and
also on next Saturday evening, at the same
place and time. A large turn out is ex-
pected, and several speeches will be de-
livered.
A meeting was held on Tuesday night
last, but in consequence Of the notice not
being generally circulated the attendance
was not very full. F. D. MILLs, Esq.
and Hon. A. C. DoDcE delivered address
ses which were raptuously applauded.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
scott .Caunty.

The democrats Of this county have nom
mated JAMEs GRANT, "A. w. CAMPBELL
and LAUREL SuMAERs, Esqrs. as candi-
dates for the Convention. They are all
good and competent men, and we entertain
strong hopes Of their election.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
Cedar County.

JAMES H. GowEa, Esq. and On. BIS
SELL, have received the nomination for tho
Convention from the democrats Of Cedar
county. We are told that they win prob
ably have no opposition. ss.sss.sss i
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
From the Baltimore American, July &
More Riots in Philadelphia.

BY last nights train of cars from the eaA
we are panied to learn that Philadelpln
has again become the scene Of q serious I'LL
Abouttw o'clock on Saturday morning,
q further search Of the church Of St. PHILIP
was made, and the following arms and an
munition found, in addition to the twelve
muskets taken possession Of the previoas
evening: 63 muskets and fowling pieces
10 pistols Of different kinds, . key 81 POW
der, and a box Of cartridges. or ths esn
found, % were loaded, some 50 heavi5
that they could not have been fred viii.
out bursting the piece. The City Gnsl
remained in possession Of the church q
Saturday morning. e8f III .gtf
About half-past two o'clock in Tie afles-I
noon, Gen. Cadwalladcr rode into the siIst
on horse back, and, in a short address y
those gathered about, endeavored 10 PEI.
suade them to retire to their homes, -
without having any effect. Aldernaa
Saunders also used persuasion to get "
throng to retire, but in vain.
The alderman Of the district swsrs j
extra constables during the afternoon
for each ward.
At Z o'clock, the Sheriff arrived frcnle
city with . posse Of about one hundred ~
fifty strong. .Ss
During the evening the military IN
was increased. The crowd gradually r
creased in number and turbulence. c..
CadWallader then with platoon Of NJ
charged upon the throng in Second slrst,
below Queen street, driN Ing them % c.
tan street. '..a
The same measures were adopted =
Second and in Queen street, above IN
and below Second, and a good many ~
rests were made BY tho military 80 ~
ice. In Third street matters appeared =
have aserious aspect. Stones havin1bso.
thrown, and the officers in command 1l11k
BY them, preparations were made y 80
charge the iield-pcice stationed thoes--
The address Of Gen. Cadwalladey wQpst.
ceived with groans, and 10 was daSS4 \
fire. II is said that the General had Nv
the order and the pieces were levsllj9s
q to take effect among the mob, No.
Charles. Naylcr, ESQ.,, rushed bsfese'v1
cannon, and either countermanded ~ -
der or begged the General 10 a. %. \
was immediately arrested and carried -
The church. The determined spirk
military appeared 70 check Tho mob e.
they gradually dispersed. The n,ose s!9o
military retired about daylight on Sun.
leaving The church II ohaTgs - 60
chanic Rifle and another company r. 81
be the Hibernian Greens.
Tho crowd rapidly increased m iI1
the church, and about eleven o'cloe 4
were made That the church wouM =
tucked, IL VI. Naylor was MI selo a.
An old foNr~penndsuwsa hroNlh ~ =
81 the church, lashed npon timber w 4
This ,vaa loaded and pointed tFaiH&
door, The mob declaring th~t they 49,.
fre II Charles Naylcv Waa M,t given
them, They dld not Are heweven
several gol pls'ees ofscansllNe ana i
~ ,he PannelA aftAs door wssl n a. .l
clpAl entrNNees 11
Upon ,Als hsira done, M, MI
released, and, estsiNe ppQN Va
made y sh0rt S6apeas, N WAlVA N
them. w may lpvsA AlwA N w. ~ !
dsd "a Aei N retire u (Aelv AeI(
eleeved him IA refhh ANA. ntN
pA their kkoNkleFA MAreAtN ~ Ms7H
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
jackson County.

The democratic nominees for the Con-
vention in jackson are Messrs. r. b.
WrcKorr, WsLLtAM MosDES, and J. s,
GRAHAM.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20

eA4
.s-s'E cEoRrn l's srickiHAHs,
~r.ssss4 sssss,l f,.ro..-.
4sss ssi.ia gSlLAS FERRY.
80 hspeesOrof Ntisass and Msesrrs,
sF.ss4 ssi J. h. JENNINGS.
kEeckIes,nete ~ Iarty--speecl,es Of
sHsAi eesssps Weid and Grimes
:. NJ have heard much Of The reckless
800 party, but never saw il more forci-
IN alustr.tsd than on Saturday evening
'hsfs An opportunity, il seems, was not
sdlbrded slf DE orators in attendance al the
Wlie celebration to unburthen themselves
,afile ,peeches with which they were prog
sn11f daring The day, and it was arranged
80 hey should assemble in the evening
q town md ha1angse those. who could Be
sjjiadaieed p isten 70 diem. Passing along
lsaereep strest about twilight, we noticed
-shsst al*dosen boys around Bfidgman's
corner, ia perhaps half - many men; md
xhSn nesfly opposite the place Of meeting
6ecry ~ Eeid = Reid'' one or
.awo Ollie boyA gave inaimation that the
sspenking was shout 70 commence. H. T.
sRsrp. s'Eso. IL Fort Madison. ro,y,1.a !.
II t(ose box. :, and commenced addre..;nv les.
4ihan lxenty persons; but possessing, as he
sAn6t pair Of lungs thAt can make them
s1lveshard III nssr han /. NH. ,p,a n.;r.
sifiean Il he aid mon mi. oe.,.,;on r. The
be,ff n - ,l,,nt.,e 4 -. .oon lno,,,
~ ,eses ioxn sh,t sp : -. oo;Do ~
and before he cot thro,,,h o,,;te : r..,,ect.
49, .ssblape made m ;nd;.cr;m;nstelv
dfGhas .nd democrat.. he1,eol,ected aro,,nd
I'm. III. 80. Tsi s'ss S.
Il ~ spssUh e M Reid. for b;,terr...
sfninnsr snd reclle..ne.. i ..<.,,;on 80
Sts5ilf ~ tb;p, = =. lind :. .,.r ' h. H..
"a l;siensd ii Il ~. l;ter.,ly : o,,.-
pou i; !, . oiE1.i which ...r,ea 4 b.,e hee,
IN - alst;oa Of !. whole l;f. fine & =.
.s.,ssisaD<tI,.,e., j, !. r.ss;,r .,d ,.nasa = .
rsge: IA Il h. cho;os y sn;.hsts ,.,;,s
.wS;eh s dc.;.p,t. fh..e onrf. . i hin !,
!; /. have re;ectea 8, sse.o1 .ucb :
,;;,ss5s /. ~ fs,,s s ~. r;,l;r..,,.t. 800
49,. ri. - ,,r ,,.,,rro.. ), sn.,,.. II.
...s; ~ M. :. .. = ,,,.o
n =. " i vh;cb ~ ,honld ,.,.ra arr
=
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20

their delegates, and frame State Consti-
tuition, and elect all their oficera and
members Of Congress. 1t is true It would
require an act or resolution Of Congress
to admit those members into Congress, and
the State into the Union.
] am not without precedent and high
authority for-this doctrine. II mans ma
tlre did not teach Id the right &c the peo-
pie to alter or abolish bad Government, we
have the former action Of the States, and
the general government, 10 prove that We
have authority to do what I have here as
serted. Tennessee was made State
without any previous Legislative authors
", state Or national. Governor Blount L.
sued his proclamation calling On the peo-
pie to elect their Delegates to Conven-
ton. They did %, and the delegates met
and formed Stats Constitution, and ~
virtue of this conslitution, representative
were elected 10 Congress. The Constitu-
ton was BY them forwarded 10 Genl.
Washington, then President az tho United
States, who transmitted Il TO Congress,
with I message, N which Ne aasef(s The
rsgAt a~d pcWer On The part 81 tho inhah-
isants 70 do just what they had done, and
nrges their admission IN consequence
into the union VI tAs Statsai and ne was
epooltiAgH admlttpd ~ Y State, Again,
" We dlscAssloA n Congrsaa ppoa M al
mission # MtoAlgaM this sAas right ii
lAe people M fhFM \ &lAtA gayeTRmsNt,
irrespective " TsrfhoFi~A ls4islNtlcN, was
seSs!leal and QeFqfeSe, NJ Nv admission
n MieAtaeNA MA sNAelipNtd. in M M
tsFMNl AxARsh Nm sxlHtsNce w W. ftihh
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20

<;iateo IN me I'm section Of that act, that
ssshe Governor shall nominate, and BY and
with the advice and consent Of the Leris-
lafive Council, shall appoint al judicial Of.
fcers, Sc. and ~ civI e6soss sof herein
provided far" We take i for granted that
thee are none among u who will contend
that il was ever intended any Executive
should exercise power 30 important ~
the one which Sgr. Crimes construction
Of the law would inevitably confer upon
him, and turn to the cher side Of the
question. n Il il not a ol;ce, thenmem-
bers Of The Legislature labor under no
legal disqualification, but have IN equal
right 70 become candidates, b elected and
occupy seata In the Convention, with any
q thcir fellow citlsens, This i y slssr
that farther remark would " thrown aNay,
and we abstain. ThveaA only = moved
y b Ineligible BY shewlpe that ~ ia
tae Ceayvstloa \ II sales Ii ths msanihe
4 ~ hWl ~ Win III Il psevsa Il
WIN ssslsde ~ peetle {Nn n parsielpa-
lleA n ~ ehelpe u helene>sa, "A ~ Ne
Ppa@al - leeaN eeNhvlx lpN>A w. lalahe
= I ssNvs.al Welll ~ pseyl9
yVlheP ~ NH,
hlSgqmap(p ~ \ y ~ v ~ 49,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-07-20
For the Gazette.

Joas X. KANE, Esq, Philadelphia.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

which the former bound himself mot to Tie.
up arms, nor TO influence tleir beirg taken
up, az inst the people u Texas;' and thus
ended the first war Of independence.
s.General Filiscla and Urea then com.
menced afetres,; retreat disas(rnua il
the extreme, and attended with every dis
Evl circumstance which could add to lie
natural ,!ssagren,sn. Tie Mexican Ccner-
al-in the first Place monorolixed the wag-a
ons.to carry Il cir own private plumber, Tie
baggage Of tic troops being left behind
Rains poured down upon the rich alluyial
sell b,iween BRACES and the Colorado, had
changed the green prairiss into sess Of
mud, IN which the Indian canoe might b
fioated. Al one place, called Al squito, y
says one writer, they suffered the most.
Here they were oycrtaken by dreadful cold
rsins, in the middle Of swamp, through
Which with tie rltm, st difficulty the pro-
press Of day was about three miles. BY
dlnt, however, OF g. eat exertion and couT-
age, they succeeded in dragging the artil-
leiy and wsgone through these dismal
swaps. General Fi!isola, in dispatch
~ 80 'SaSM sCty MHOiiy vi SACN NNu
authority, having been dispatched 10 GAL,
sestsn directly after the capture Of Santa
.Anna) to his own Government, speaking
Of the Beth Of April, says, LA nocAs tss
h rrorosa. Artillery, cavalry, sick, Bag
gage, mules, everything that accompanied J
the army was achoatic mass, buried in mud. :
There was no wood to cook, or provisions !
to be cooked, except few beans and : lit
tie salt; ammunition wet, muskets rusty, men
sick and dying, no doctors or Medicines
Had the enemy, says Filisola, met - un-
der these cruel circumstances, on the only
road that was left, no alternative remained
but 10 die or surrender at discretion.
ssSuch was the battle or San Jacinto and
its results. The fate Of Santa Anna iswell
known. Liberated by the Texian govern
nent, he returned to Mexico under pledge
to obtain recognition Of our independence.
lis first act was TO fit out expeditions
ag. inst Texas, again to be defss1sd snd f.
nally destroyed. The war continued with-
on, intermis,ion until May. 1898, when
an armslice was entered Into between the
two republics"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

4 modern Ancient has sent forth the fol-
loving definitions ofcertain familiar phras-
es. They had long been misunderstood,
and a correction had become necessary 70
our moral guidance:
Experimental philosophy asking man
TO lend You money. Moral philosophy
refusing to do it. AtsH i#
Hard 1'imss.--Sitling on cold grind.
stone and reading the Presidents Message.
Loe.-A little world within itself, init
ma'ely connected with shovel and tongs.
Progress Of Tine.-A pedlar going
through the country with wooden clocks.
Gee,de-i Socirfy.---A place where The
take is honored and the moralist condssan-
ed.
Poery.-Asbotllc or ink thrown over 4
sheet OF foo!scap.
fe poid cian.--A fellow that cuils all hin
Knowledge from borrowed newspapers.
kigid yusfice.--Juror on murder case,
fast asleep.
Frien i.--Onc who takes your money
ard then cuts your acquaintance.
Patriof.--A man who has neither prop.
criy nor reputation 10 lose.
Honeay.--Obsolete. term formerly
used in The case Of a man who had paid Tor
is newspapers and the cot on his back.
Indramn~.--Owing fly thousand dol
l.Ls which you never intend to pay.
Lorcly Woman. article manufacture
cd by timers and dress makcrs:--
sWho wants but little here below,
AnG WAITS that little for 4 slsow." -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
LINGToN, IOWA: SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER IS. 1914.

very few good American horses here
The Indian horses are not 80 gentle as the
American, nor so fine blooded. The
American cattle are greatly superior to the
Spanish for milk, as they give more milk
and are more gentle; but the Spanish cat
tie are larger. Cows have calves here,
from 10 to 20 months old, and sheep have
lambs twice a-year, in some parts of the
Territory. The reason is, they are al
ways fat and get their growth much soon
er. Il is my deliberate opinion that no
country in the world affords so fair an OPP
portunity to acquire living as this. lean
see no objection to it, except it be BY a
man who loves liquor, for he can get none
here.
PETER III. BURNETT,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
From The Etr-Jrsry Yosns Hickory.
To the Defenders OF New Orleans.
"a POEM, By JosErH RoDxAs DaAxx, ~srsr be-
fore published. I

o the Defenders OF New Orlean
4 POEM, By JosErH RoDNAN DaAKE, ~srsr B
fore pubiished.
Hail, sons Of generous valor,
Who now embattled stand,
To WELD the brand of strife md blood.
For freedom and the land.
And hail! to him, your laurelled Chief
Around whose trophied name
A nations gratitude has twined
"a "A wreath Of 6eathless fame.
Now round your gallant leader
Your iron phalanx form.
And fhtow, like oceans barrier rocks.
You: bosom to the storm;
lho' wild as oceau's wave il rolls.
It's fury shall be low,
For Justice guides the warriors steel.
And Vengeance strikes the blow
High DER the cleaning columns
The Banner'd Star appears,
Ard proud amid the martial band
His crest the Eagle resrs..
And long rs patriot valor's arm
Shall win the battles prize,
That star shall beam tr;u,nphansly,
That eagle seek the skies.
Then on! We daring spirits
To dangers tumult now!
The bowl is filled and wreath'd the crown
To grace the victor's brow,
Aud they who for their country die
Shall fill an honored grave;
For glory gifts the soldiers tomb
And beauty weeps the brave.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

Brrers Of coanierteiis--ef ne cd aotes
o TIE Slaie Bdnk Of hdinm.-A new
emission OF countcffeits, of the denomina-
ton Of live dollars en- the State Bank Of
Indiana. has been frequently seen, within
few weeks past. IN general appearance
!. resembles the old bills Of the bank-but
the paper Is toe light and thin-a and The
! ear misplaced. e
They are lcttered A, two men cya-
ding grs.in for a vigrctte-- and the heads
81 Washington and Lafayette--whereas
The genuine note, which has two men era
a ing on, has the heads Or Franklin and
W;yne, the vigncite Is an Indian in he
'd Of shooting with his bow.
As this SIS note and the $40 counkerfsit
Of our cid bills are calculated TO deceive 3
sul-erficil observer, it is desirable That
EDITORS would cal! the attention Or Ne
community to their detection.
State Bunk, j. NJ. RAY, Cashier.
indianapolis, Aug. 6, 1914. :,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
Glassware.

lust RECEIVED, glass tumblers cf all kinda,
- quart ana p,ai decanters, pant hasks. salt
cellars, cructtr, moiasscs cans i-2 and 4 "a :
lon Jars, con lanterns. glaes aaucers, round
dishes, obiong do, yiass plates. cream pitch.
e,s, sugar bowls. vine g',ss. iells,s, ink
staads, pia., knobs of al, e'xcs, aud a great
many articles too tedious to mention, ali g
~h.ch will be sold low fer cash, by
Wv. GARRETT,
apr 90 "a eign II the Great Western
lOdA :. DAVID, tienerai Forwarding ana
u Commission Merchant, Dealer in Grocers :
Try t.oos. frnsiucr. &c. &c.. %. " ater betw.,n
N asLi ,gt..n aud Cotunbia Str. cts. burlington,
ava. A.srch ~. lS4l. )
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

Frey s4r ,r1s.--A correspondent of The
PnilFd elps.ia Ncrth American, writing
e. j he borders Of Like Champlain, con-
.fms statement made BY DR.. morse in
hi sell known geography, and which has
~ s.mc Teen regarded a. fabulons. He
VS.: "a w,rd on the instinct Of the squire
ici lcre. When they wish 10 move from
ore isla,a to the other, they watch NE
y issl ill il bLws il the right direction,
and you vii see them in doxcne cunning
i, tac bcath, each with lar . piece of
lark IN hts month, which he launches, md
then jumring on board, turns UP his tail
Gr . sill, and over nc gocs % The part q
his lies .in..,ion." sl
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

T,:r HiorRxrA il the fastest steamer u
tac Cunar line. She made the last run
ON N m Halifax in nine days. Altkopsh
sic arrived ri Liverpool on iho l8th, ut
80 ms ious were the rnamgers Al eonpete
with the Great Western, that they had
The hal a. u work nielt and day. a1d
( her rady BY the 20tk II 1fiten1A
lad IN Dock, rssdy Or hsretH ~ tul1lg
rather slow sailor ~ No. - NJ Q
tic paa ket q ths ~ September.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
HENRY HOUSE,
MOUNT PLEASANT, AsMaY COUNTY. IOWA,

YJNHE aropri~tor havtng furnished tis hou.e
! ttt;n' TO any IN the Territory. - prepared g.
asco' mod ;e any nu,,l,er al pc r.on> in the n,ss
ptabte manner. Ia s.iiciiing the patronage
Of tnv saoi'c the und- r~gn~. woui I'd take this
cs.,n to tsnis is Thank. all ~ ho have hereto
f"r- f,so-ed Tim with . call
A.s, q, faiS-y. tfs r. q. TIFFANY =
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
IOWA HOUSE,

S fam-joa, Landing, Bloomington. Ioca
siif, anderngned, late of the burlington
i Honse, respectfully announces to the
eliizens Of the, town aud county, as we'll AZ
the travelling c"mmun,tv. that ne has taken
The IOWA HOUSE, formerly occupied bv
Nrs. Parrots, lifted il up in a co,nfor,a Bile m IN
"r, and hopssty unremitted eyertions. and
ss,auans attention, to merit public patronage.
The House is situated close TO the landing. in
the business part OF the town, so gentlemen
wishi ny to take the river from this place, are
sure OF having an opportunity u gong by the
lire, hoat.
HE TABLE shall At all times be snpplicd
with the beel the country affords, the BAR
With the choicest Vince and Liquors, and HE
STABLE well provided with grain, with care
full aud attentive Os,lcrs.
From his long experience, and desermina-
ti"n torp.re no pains ,orrad-r his guests com
Portable, he tln,..ts himself that he w,u be
shte toyWe enire satisfactis n to all v no ma,
favor MIN with thet, patronage. I1ae
WILLIAM FRYE
Bloomington Jane II. l84I
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

Lantx + Ray,
Maa.fdetsrns Of Frenck Burr lfiiistone,. a.d
Hsaiersis Bolti.y Cloths,
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Mi''ssones made to order, and constant snp-
ply on hand: Screen wire, hosting screws and
mil irons, furnished at the shortest notice and
warranted Of the best quality. -'
June l44-ly
s. +. Marshall,
ATTORNEY At L4W,
AND KoTARY PUEBLO.
june IA -e
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
EXCHANGE

I'm the Eastern Cities, 81 Louis and New
~ Orleans. 10. sale by
N.v. 4, '43. FL. c PEASLEY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

| assortment Of School Books, Blank
! IA Books, Writing Paper, Qui:is,. Ink,
States, nc. Ioctss is DAVID. q
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

An ecilor lsksIy married Wiz " the
psshe of Cold. ~ ~ ~ caught Coh, -
may prove sneessr. ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

house, Sign and Fancy Painting
COATES & HAWKINS, VALLEY street, be-
~ tween Main and Water will execute eve.
~ description Of Painting, pain and ornamental,
in the best and most approved style.
y They respectfully ask share of patronage.
apr "a 4a-tf s,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
GrOCcries.

Groceries.
AZ SACKS Java, Rio, and Havana coffee;
~ also, N. o. sugar and moiasses, together
with a full supply Of assorted groceries, by
may IL IA COPP + PARSONS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28
Roat Store,.

VIZ. Nnhsrrib-rs are prepared to furnish Al
Atads OF boat stores vi the lowest rates st
We sas.e Nasd they sceUlied last s-s.5n Psi
r"nsge Is sniicit. j. D.skAND 400
march ,. is4l.
=. ;. All citizen. or trav. II. rs wishing for ma.
s,s~ up ~ dewa the rsvsr ny steam boat. s trsy
Ing t's II with lhs .ab.cr,bxr. will be ro,i
he'd vt th.i lodgings on the arrival vi til. boa
tney require. T.. D X. Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-09-28

= mis- ssperise ASeyiesS Dssusy fcsxsal,
% iov, By (nsy = sll sJs& DAVID /
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-05

by direc: hamn,ering when cold. In Eng g'and
they ind it necessary, in conse qdence OF the in
terior quality CT thsir boiler zen, to construct e
gallons frame of wrought iron similar to the
irams nf house, 10 this the boiler plates are
attached, the edgrs are hutted together 10 sup.
po,t each othes and to prevcnt the rivet hocs
bursting Oh. during the p .sss oi rive:ing, A
separate Iow OF riye's is j. .aaDy cases required
IL the edge OF each plate. ;,.d thsse cf sufficient
length to Pass through bo:h the plate and bar,
when right angle torn IS required. An L of iron
must first De formed aud the boiler plate rivetsd
10 e2ch Of IS edges In this country no such
frame IS required, the sheets are lappeG o.es each
other. the rivcis passing through the edge Of the
two sheets. When right angle or any othertu turns
are required, they are obtained BY mere bending
the sheets
With these remarks, fellow cilizcns, l.aYe ;he
subject OF the Tariff in your hands, feeling con,
idcnt that you wl rcl!giously perform that duty
q dereliction from which would subjec: you to the
curses OF an offended country, woTse than the
analhemas Of the Church Of Rome.