Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-08

n .,r;etv in New York to encourage
81. s the wearing Of Jarn stockings in
!. risisr season.
r.r Lose LrSE.-The last bit Of po-
l-h;ch we have seen 10 from Ian
g.;ng swain to his gentle divinity.
o. l.dy, hear thy lover sigh,
I'D compliance to your eye,
Tnen WHY not say at once, I've kept you
- long time. and if you'll have patience
s sSss ret ! wedding dress III be thine.
y;s ylfsi;lda JMugg has put out fresh
80 It her shop door, with this an
ssst;s.-I ar got in sum nh artikkles
:. .,;l-sich as krakkers, HANDLES, kib-
-. korfy, kups and sawsirs, and menny
~ artikles tn newmurus tn mensl,un'
II Cling cheep Kollin.
pS.-Beens is bort hear, by the quort
:, booshil. Apply in the passige round
!. n,kkril barlil.--EaH. Sat. Ts.
rvo attorneys overtaking wagner on
a. rad and thinking to be witty With
=. ,,ked why his fore horse was fat, and
4. ,est 50 lean. The WAGNER knowing
S.m answered that his fore horse was a
Lvyer, and the rest were his clients.
TIA mere contingent expenses Of the
c,ads Of the United States for jurors,
s;toe,ses, &c. amount to $500, 900. The
saisr;es $4,000.
I1m Nne, n .Miysouri.-The qualities
d.the iron ore which compoees The vast
msuntain to the westward of st. Louis,
Missouri, has at last been fairly tes'ed.-
The Governor of Missouri has received
from Monsieur Alexander Vattemare, Of
nis,.a acknowledgment Of the receipt
Of specimens Of that ore. which were
submitted to the Royal Institute of Mines,
and on a proper analy sis, it has been dis
covered to be superior to the best Swedish
iron, which for long time has been con-
Gdered the best in Europe.
The "Etats- Unis" mentions that day
utwo since popular beau Of New York
society, who visited young lady with the
.sowed designs Of matrimony, was re-
ceiyed at the hitherto open door, by two
q her brothers, and used with some UNI
cesemonious freedom. They had disco "
cred that he ,ras married elseuhere!
A masquerade ball was held at the Ia
cot Theatre, in Havana, on the I'd inst,
and the next day it was discovered that no
less than six persons were assassinated d,.-
ring the previous night, some of them near
the Theatre. Several others were severe
y, i not MORALLY, wounded. Various
rumors were ahoat in relation to these
murders, some saying that all the victims
were killed by one negro in mask, while
sthefs stated that gang were implicated
OF engaged.
1.-THE counsel Of Dorr, it is stated in
the Rhode Island papers, have received
sf6cisl information from Washington that
the writ Of error in his case has been grant
edby the Supreme Court.
EThe Baltimore papers record the
dsh Of lady in that city from having
swsIlowed a gold ring some four years
seo.. She commenced reeling in the room,
fell inlo her husbands arms, as.d expired Of
srsngulstion.
Cause ron JEALousY.-An exchange
paper says it is pretty generally rumored
that Mrs. Louis Philippe was rather ieal-
Gus when she found her husband had
bsen amusing himself with Queen Victo-
mas garter.
CaArHIc.-The Red River Republican,
man article descriptive Of fox-hnnt which
recently came off in the vicinity Of Alex
andria, thus discourseth:
aOne Of the fair Nimrodesses falls from
hr prancing steed-great excitement
hlfa dozen knights dismount in hot haste
and Ay to her assistance-she utters few
ineoherent words and rolls her eyes about
ike guinea chicken in fog-slowly she
secovsrs, and family asks, WHO is James
(. Polk?'"
). II is not stated whether she obtained the
desa'ed information.
Coon S-asY.-The Portland Bulletin
'eils good story Of certain good deacon.
whose hat blew of, and led him long race
alter it through the street. At length the
deacon became exhausted in the race, and
pulled up against post By the side walk.
Asentleman came along, to whom the dea-
con addressed himself thus
my friend, am deacon Of the church,
and Il is very wrong for me 10 swear; you
~ili, therefore, greatly oblige me if you
Sil just d-n that hat for me-"
PAuDraY.--Here is a case Of prudery-
one ofthe most excrnciating cases we have
net with in long time. We copy from
Anew York paper:
Pray miss, what part Of the fowl shall
shelp you TOP" "l'll take the part that's
sast in getting over fence, sir!''
A REGULAR Hrno1sE.-It is stated
tA.t the daughter Of Jepthah Sanborn, a
ludee Of one Of the new courts of Iowa,
mas sAot twofull erownbears the past win
sss. The animals came prowling about
nef fafher's premises in the absence Of any
= the men folks, when Miss S. up with :
me and thot them. Oh! Jepthah, Judge
Z iewa, what . daughter hast thou!-P;c.
CoxsclExrrous JuRoa.-I remember,
Is Lord Eldon, ssMr. Justice Gould try
case It York, and when he had pro-
0eeoed for >h,,,% $50 h~,,r. h. oh...,eA