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The Columbian fountain., 1845-12-20
FIRST SESSION-29TH CONGRESS.
FRIDAY, Dec. l9, lS45.
The Senate did not sit to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

IIoopIL VI AeILA ltIolSls = "A ~ A<1o.
The first business in order was the motion of
Mr.. Levin to refer the Massachusetts resolutions,
asking revision of the naturalization laws, to a
Select Committee, but by general consent, the
rules were suspended for the purpose of recev-
ing resolutions from the several States. H
A great many resolutions calling for informa-
ton from the Departments, were offered and laid
over. 3
A resolution providing for the immediate cleo
ton of Chaplain, and after some rather noisy
proceeding, laid on the table.
A resolution requesting the Ministers of the
Gospel of the District to officate as Chaplains
gratis, was also laid on the table.
Mr.. Petit submitted series of resolution, to
the effect that Congress possesses no constitu-
tional power to appropriate money for religious
purposes. Notice being given by him of de-
sire TO debate the resolutions, they were laid over
Mr.. Owen introduced his bill for the establish
ment of a Smithsonian Institute. 1t was twice
read and referred to Select Committee.
Mr.. Douglass, from the Committee on Terri
tories, reported bill to protect the rights of
American citizens in Oregon, until the termna-
ton Of the joint occupancy thereof. 1t was
twice read, and referred to Committee Of the
Whole, and made the special order for the second
Tuesday in January.
Numerous other bills of which previous notice
had been given, were introduced and referred.
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A number of unfinished houses were
blown down in N. Y. city, by the gale Of
Monday last.
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this property, and the acts ofCongress under
which an exemption from it has been claimed
by the appellant.
ave think, therefore, that the imposition
Of this tax was constitutional exercise Of
the taxing power of the State, and that the
judgment Of the County Court must be af-
firmed - Baltimore Patrot, Dec.l3.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10
Interesting 10 Farmers and
a ns. Others a

r READ, formerly. u the, city Of New York
~. informs Farmers and the public il general
that Ne i. now prepared 10 dispose Of his AsS
APPROVED PATENT REAPING MACHINES
Or Of rights for Counties, States or Territories
on reasonable terms. A sMail WORKING machine
may be seen now in Rprline ton-1ths same which
was exhibited but short time since 10 the field
t,nmmittee 81 the Anlerican Institute. ard u
Washington, ia the presence Of the Hon. Henry
ID. Ellsworth. Commissioner Of Patents and
large numbsr Of members of Congress and ~isi.
xens---all of whom approved and were nttfeIy
satis6ed with its operation, Mr.. Ellsworth pre-.
neuncmg il the best reaper he had. ever s~en. A,
the Fair Of the American lDstitste ~ l84l this
machine took the pre- miuna.. and the Msdsl lher
awarded is now in possession Of the snbscrlber
Also number Of letters from members OF. Con.
gress testihing to the quality Of th. Reapeu
may be seen. By calling on Mc.s u $3.50
The machine makes clean wofk-cuttng every
spsar. The grain 10 taken c6 bv I rake attach ia
40 the machine,s and worked By crank. The
rake throws The grain. compietely from, the ma.
.chine. and leaves il 10 bnnd ready for bndinx
\. An excellent opportnsity j. new offered 10 en'
maudf aciurhK these n,achioes. BY purchssios !
few c6untses they would realise good business
ser;S:r Win s.iiFts ~ o. rS districts. 60 "u,
purchasers. snd, wilf take pAxr PAY in any good
disposab;c property real o. personal.
Persons wishing machines for the coming har'
rest wiltplesse nssks their srraAges,ents a once
gagged makes y neressary that the subssfiss.
ShSdi6 have ksesr!y notice As poasibis. I'LL
X For f1fther particulars apply perSoaslly " BY
letter lposs pad) to ths subscriber, ~ rthe Ci',
JrnT Store. ~ s firn ,esFsaf .esj. READ.7
Burlington, March h, s--tfsi iasi4 yas ~ 49,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10
Legal Notice.

In THE D1srRIcr CouRT OF THE CouNry OF
Dies MONIES, IN the TERRITORY OF Iowa.
February Term Of said Court, a. D. 1915.
rrEra RIsrAasos Complainant l. /; c b.
AIoszo BAseoM, Defendant. ,veyance &c.
YISHE defendant will take notice, that on the
18th of Feb, l845, the said complainant
filed his bill against defendant, in said county,
and that process on it VS.. defendant is returned
non est. That said bill states in substance, said
complainant obtained loan from the defendant
Of money to purchase tie lands including COM
plainants Improvements and residence on the
public lands of the United States-at an interest
of twenty-five per centum per annum-which
lands are as follows, to wit: The Southwest
quarter Of Section Eleven, and the West half
both in Township No. Seventy-twc North OF
Range No. two West--and which lands ther
were and ever since have been and still are in
complainants occupancy and possessions. fsa
That 10 secure defendant in the repayment OF
said loan the titlesto said lands, when they were
purchased from government, was taken in de-
PENDANTS name, and complainant executed his
note to defendant for the sum so loaned and the
interest aforesaid payable seventy-fve dollars
per year for the first four years, and three hum
dred and seventy-fve dol ars at the end of five
"
PENDANT at the same time executed to complain
ant written covenant which is given as part
Of said billy for the conveyance Of said lands to
complainant on his paying said note in land Of
fee money. Said bin also charges that said loan
aud note are usurions, and were corruptly OBJ
tanned by defendant, to the great oppression Of
comp'ainant-that said note is still unpaid
that by the tenor of said note the same was to
have been paid at Montrose, in said Territory,
TO one Harmon Booth, who was the agent'of
1.-The said defendanty but that said Booth ana said
defendant both left the said Territory before said
note become due. That before said Booths de-
parture complainant paid him on said note the
amounts following, 70 wit: In December, 1899
rseyenty-fve dollars, and about the 9th day Of
January, l84l, the further sum Of forty dollars;
and that said complainant ever since April, 1874,
always has been, aud sti | is ready and willing
! 70 pay all the residue Of the principal and The
lawful interest Of said note. @
t Said bill prays that interest since that time
!. shah not run on said note, and that on payment
Of the principal and legal interest thereon,
(Which complainant now offers to do) that said
defendant be decreed to deliver up to complain
ant the said note and to convey to him by good
and sufficient deed Of conveyance, all the lands
herein before mentioAed, &C.. anI
Now unless the said defendant shall appear
and plead, answer or denur to the said bill q
complainant, on Or before the first day Of III
next term thereof, the same shalt betaken d.
confessed, and . decree pro confesso entered &C.
cordingiy. Dated ,Anrii l4th. lS45, IN
...s JOHN 5. DUNLA AR, Clerk.
d. Roma, Sol'r for Comp't. as as
| aDr 70 ,4t-6t. PRS fee Sill
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10
and PubIicatiOn Agcn-
lcy and Literary Depot.

F. TALLANT still! continues to fur
- nfsh the public with all fresh publlca-
tons ga they tissue from tire Eastern pre- S.,
and is enabled to furnish every one with all
the latest works Of celebrated Foreign aud
American authors. He has now on hand I'll
the standard novels Of the day, as foliows:
False Heir, Ayincnurt, Arabella Stuart,
Arrsh Neil and Rose D'Albret, ali, BY James;
Mysteries Of Pare, Wandering Jew, and
Therese Dunoyer, by Sue; Prairie Bird. Ar
thur Arundel, Amy Hcrber,, The Jew, Grum-
bier, Father Gorist, Texas and Gulf u Mex
,co, The tNuE, Magic Goblet, Martin chnz-
zlewis, complete; Omnibus Of separate
novels. Young Kate, or the Rescue, Pun.h's
Snapdragons, 'Pnnch's Medical Student
Wives Of Eng and, WonfeR Of England eby
Mrs. Ellis, Mount oSorel, Triumphs OF Time,
Regents Daughtcr,0 Castle Dismal Helen
Halsey. BY w. G.. Sims, Arthur O'Leary, The
False Prince, &c., h
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10
spring and Sa MINER Clothing

HE subscriber has Just returned from the
Il city of New York, (and taken his old
stand, 81 Main street, with an entire new stock
of Spring and Summer clothing, comprising every
article usually kept in clothing or furnishing
store. His goods are all aer, ,ocre bought for
cash, and manufactured under his own direction,
expressly for this market, in the latest and mosl
fashinable style. waros .sle' iss,
Having formed connection with a wholesale
dry goods house in the city of New York, enable.
him TO take advantage of the market in buying
unusually low, at aurtions He can, therefore
confidently assure buyers Of ready made cloth
Ing, that he not only can but will sell them
clothing not only as cheap bat cheaper. than any
other clothing house in the city of St. Louis
Buyers are invited TO call and examine before
purch asing elsewhere. oiige NJ BROWN,
apr 10 '45-@s5t sswg 4. r No.s52 Main street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10

TERRITORY OF I.wA. DRs MoINks COUNTY S.
Harrison Bogass" Bill in Chanoery to
James Davidson. Administrator ofthe .state Of
Samuel Smith, deceased, Harriet Smith. widow !.
" lillian Smith, Angelina Smith. and Samu ell
Smith, MINOR heir. of said Samuel Smith. de-
ceased,a Collier s. sPettus. VIM. Lazer. Moses u.
Cox. and George Bartlett. .indgme mt Gre ditors.
= The said defendants will take notice. that on
the 5th day of Feb, 1915. the said complainant
file d in the office of the Clerk sof the District
Court in aud for said County and Territory, a
bill to perfect his title 10 part OF certain town
lot IN the city Of Burlington. T.. to wit: the
entire middle third part of Lot No. sixty
three, in said city. Being twenty feet On Water
street. aud running back one hundred an1 seven
teen feet to the Disappointing in said bull.
that he purchased said part lot Of Smith and Har-
ret his W fe, on the 2lst day of Feb. 1859, that
in said deed the same is described part Of
io, No. 8.-ihst said descl Upton given in
said deed Of purchase IN conformity with the old
plat Of said city. but according to the govern
ment surve, of said city. said Lot is No. IS. and
that under md by said No. 63. said Smita &C
quiied title in his lifetime; that said Smith 10
since decea sed. and that said Dasids son is admin
istrstor, Hsrrist Smith. widow. WIN. Smith, An
ge lima smith and Samuel Smith, children and
minor heirs Of said Smith, deceased; that since
said sale from said Smith to complainant. the said
Collier & Peitus, Wm. azer, Moses b. Cox q I'd
George Bsrilt, obtain-d dgme MT in the district
Court for said county, an3 PRAYING that said de-
fenda ants may appear and answer said BILL and
| that said deed might be perfected. upon which
said bill subpcena issued. directed 20 said ,efe nd
ants. which was returned not served as 10 said
Collier & P, titus. VIM. j aI'er, Moses 8. Cox aud
George Ba:ti.t Now unless the said defend
ents upon which said snhp Ena was returned not
served shall appear at the next term Of said dis
! trict Court. - be begun and holden at the court
house IN the city of Burlington, on the first Mon
day in June next, aud plead. snswer or demur to
said bill according to the rules ofsaid Court. said
bill to you will be taken as confessed, aud a
decree entered according to said prayer in said
bill. Dated April 18th, I8as. ri sc'-2
John $. DUNLAP. Clerk,
NJ. d. BROWNING. Sorr for Comp't.
apr &c '45-6t Prs fee $fO SO. asa 'sRae
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10
CRIMES Z STARR.
n T1" sI7IN
nAxSVa - I
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE,

WILL cell 800 acres Of good improved land
u about 20 miles from Burling.oa, direct on
the road TO Iowa City, in Louisa county, NJ
good double log hosse. and large barn and
shed, and other ous buildings, with choice
orchard Of about 200 apple and peach trees.
with running water through the farm, i60
acres under cultivation, the balance choice
timber and prairie land Of good quality.
ALSO-400 acres adjoinino the same with
new log house, and about 20 acres under cui-
tivation with running water through the same,
about leo acres timber the balance good rol
+ ling prairie. ALSO-e60 acres adjoining the
above, part timber and the balance say I53
acres Of choice prairie with running water
through the same. The above lands will sell
a, good bargain part down and the balance
on = liberal credit. Titles indispntabl, for
further particulars enquire OF the subscriber.
A good bargain will 0e given.
march %, WESLEY JONES'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10
TFRntToRY or Iowa. HENRY COUNTY. IS.
Ia ix Dis:gici Court for said C,unty, June Term
~ a. d. l945.
GfoRcE W.sJAkkL1T, I Ia Cbanc.rv


Mary Su.aa Ferguson. Mary Ferguson. Marya-
nj. Gray. Fiasci, r.. Gray and all others. he IRIS
..arsed'iors Of Montgomery Ferguson. deceased.
VIE above named MARY susan Ferguson, Alars
Ferguson. Margaret Gray. Francis r.. Gaat
ard hii others interested will take notice that
sseosge ~. Jarrett has 6istt in the office Of the
e'<rL 81 the District Court fo- said County. his
ffH''an or b'liin Chaacery, stating in subs an.e
shst certain real estate situated in said COUNTY
sao particularly described in said petition bill,
Shs Efd 10 the firm ofJsrett.S Ferguson, (com-
fessts OF sasd Jarrett aud Monte EMERY Fersu soa.
snsesssd.s III the time al the dissolution Ct e
- ssm by The death Of the said Ferguson. and
smssag that the same may be sold to pay the va
.s'as debts and Liabilities Of the said 6rm, and
~ h*.the said Jarrett. NAV be authorized to
- sra G,seose u the interest of the sid Fergu-
~ Tie sail real state. for The purposes aiore-
s1. sdRd further that the sa d hill re tiiian
ssw pending. and ihsf .nl.ss they the patti
''se~ad. apga ar ard a.af sss-wer d.,nsu
rfetn according 20 sAe raj S - safe G4ort ri
next tssu u. e8f,t1 " ~ Ns$s IL ~,
'A'sA rshls es,.ssYs oasnts a. A4ntlsy u June
- We s~saes .asi sle fi&trfr ~ stti8 80 AID j.
- es;ef.,iss&F sffsugses 81 ita Ftsi8 ssss'
0es go - Rap atei<S.t4 Clark.
,"s.fsI INT ofsr -sff cg t4afgi nfsan,. ssta =
e $50 ~ ss.,~sw 8 tssse "a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10
Public Sale.

HE Subscriber will SC HAT public sale at his
Il residence in Burlington, en- SATURDAY, the
80 day Of May NEXT. the following pro perty. wit
One two horse wagon. two horses and harness
two cows and calves. some good stock bees. seass
new wagon works, farming utensils. three sto YES
aud pipes; also, all kines Of household an, kltch-
en- furniture. together with variety of books &c
and many other articles too Il dious to me atien
He also Offers to sell rent the large commo-
dious house where he lives, known AZ the City
or Grifiey's Hail. #&8
apr % Is - FvaF* WM GRTFFEY.
NJ. B. Anv Of the above articles viii he Sold
ut private sale. Cali and see. Terus of ssale
made known on the day af; 4va6 sea- ra9
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10
Executors Sale.

by authority Of lice nse granted BY. the Probate
ID Court in and for Des Moines connty, and D,
virtue of the power invested in US by the last viii
ut -L:noch Wade. dece ssed We the undersigned
executors of the last will Of Enoch Wade, de
ceased, will sell to The highest bidder, on Mon
LAY the r day Of Nav next. at 10 o'ciork A. Nj
at the Sheriff Office, the, following described
property to wit: Lots numbered is and II. ane
the south half of lot 767 in the city of Burlington
TERMS OF SALE. ii credit of one and tive
years will be given. the purchaser giving boa,
and approved security snd mortgage On th'
premises. ss.. -
SAMUEL LEEBRiCK. Executor.
-iss' CATHARINE WADE, Executrix. (
Barliagton. Apr. 10, '45.--3t -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10
Osgood's Indian Chologosue.

HE Proprietor. of this admirable urs dciue,
Il now SO celebrated and we'll known through.
out Iowa certain and safe specific for Fever
md Ague. remarks in relation to its capabilities in
other diseases. that Dyspepsia and Indigestion in
new country is usuaiiv the result vf MALAsIA.
almost invariably cured BY the use OF the Choio-
gosue. In all complaints arising from the same
morbid causes as Fever ana Ague, this medicine
is perfect and safe renIedy For sale by
apr 26 As J. F.TALLANT. Water st.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10
Seraves,

n ihEGE TON Of the Dl,ham breed. Ter
~ color Is white and black, the black bel =
WI, on her fore quarters. with black suo,s q
s11s OVER her sides and hind quarters, She il
- would probably weigh about I,o0o OF 1900
sesncs. She Is about eight yeara old Upon
ing returned TO the subscriber at Fairfield
: - suitable reward aud all reasonable ex
Frses vii be paid. s. ]. BAYARD.
sanssld. !. T., April 29th. AS
The COW having come from Tadiaoa
= ssss .srsysd to the Mississippi.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10
.c.1onI. FOR YOUNG. LADIEs.

..,uE MISSES NEALLEY propose opening
whool in this city exclusively for young
80 which all the English branches usually
80 e The New England Female Seminaries,
LINZ Algebra, the Latin and French Ian
-. and vocal music will be taught il re-
ssl: aod il suitable room and sufficient en-
.,,rerent can be obtained il is their inten-
=. 70 continue, and they hope TO establish a
.ss.ol fer Young ladies that shall do credit to
sem,eives and their pupils.
Parents and friends ENDS who Tel ,eFesi i IN the
.t,;ae, by lending ther al ets ;:sng their infu-
eace. .,,,
Ii murl, exper.eaet, iheierm nsll commence
= wsd.essas .next. a tse ghssra room over
Mr. Tiasisr's.stere ois Nat. slHss,.e q .sH
T,,sioa s.. Tesms Il weeks
Mar 10, l6A5.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10
SLIGO IRON STORE. (

SLIGO IRON STORE. =
JEFFERSON. STREET, BURLINGTON, I. T.
1RoN-Flat, square and round, assorted sizes;
i plough slabs, plough wings, ass'd shapes
and sizes. ne
Steel Cast, German, American blister, Eng
lish blister, German and spring. assorted
sizes. M s g....s.,.s - -
S1ores-Improyed Premium, and Yankee Notion
Cook Stoves, Parlor, Coal, Box, 10, I,
and 6 plates, different sizes. aaac
.also-1ewett's Improved Patent Cary Pioughs,
Tin Plates, Copper, Sheet.ron, Iron
Wire, Nails aud Casting Of every des-
crptienrog. u s3ua.g
hand. and Tor sale as low as can be AFFORDED by
HUDSON E. BRIDGE,
apr 26 AS JOHN G. FoorE, Agent.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10

7 S. KlNirALL. two doors below The Gasetts
y. Office. ,RuslinEtea. has inst received Apsr
steamer st. Croix 4 new lot Of fresh goods,
smong which ars drifd spplsay apd peaches. .a-
quality, Rio aasd Greer Havsues coffee. rigs and
sugar, cotton yarn. carrets than. assorted sl-$
.uperiop vide gross md grain scyshes. rsnesths.
rasps. hoe.ssloy els spades, assorted Juniasa nails
summer stnhs, &C. &c.
The above. adsied ~ OUT former extensive
stock of almo.r Id endlre- variety Of goods with
another small cargo d-siy exptrtrd. lsn1 KID
fair dealings. extr nelly low tPricvs en-: vylarsS
measure. coa6derttv. es s~ctso ceSIinas- u
reeeive large shar. Of public m trorsgcs iRe-
SAT Es!" 4a--s 4s-ss~
March u. lasAEnT aEERGErR
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10
Edge Tools. sc.

DRACES and bits, AIDES. turning chisels anc
ID gouges, planes aud plane irons. augers draw
ing knives. files and rasps of every description
butts, hinges and screws. best carpenters lIcks
till, chest. cupboard and trunk Loo Ks latches pst
rszors aud rszer strops, Britannia, iron. table ant
tea spooas--in short every artici required in ,
complete assortment, just received aud for sal,
very low. by J. G. LAUMAN,
apr 20 40 Water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10
Reads Concentrated Syrup Of Sar.
=" q saparilla.

+ ) j p
VTVIE subscriber now offers to the public
il his preparation Of Sarssparilla, which ha 3
been much ascd at the East, though .evet
hsre,ofore offered for sale. Il is not intended
tor cure OF every. disease. but as grand rem.
ovator of the human system. and pt rfect re M
edy for such diseases as proceed from an un-
free etate Of the blood or hubits. IL is intend
ed for scrofuious affections, chronic rheuma-
tism. diseased liver, general Oh ronic disorders,
SYPHILIS, ant particularly effacaciuus 10 re.
moving the eF.crs Of mercury from The sys-
tom. The following rccommc ndations will
satisfy all Of the great usefulness Of the med
icne. To those 10 whom DIR. Carroll 10 know n,
his lame is quite sufficient
ArrLrBoR.', Mass. Dec. IS, 1915.
Reads Sarsaparills has been Of great ser.
vice in this community. and numerous instan.
ces OF radical cures nigh; be named. II ia
particularly eff :acious in Chronic diseases,
and know. OF nothing snrer in removing The
effects Of mercury from tie system. Though
heretofore made only for private use. its viz.
tue has become extensively known,
A. s. DRArER
Being friend privately ana gratui,ously
benefited by the above article, l can freel,
say that agree with all that kas been said b,
Mr.. Draper, and am pleased to learn that IN 4
article is about TO be effrred pu blicly Tor sale
as the suff-iing community will hs greatly
assisted By IL. D.. C. CARROLL, M. ID.
The above medicine is neatly put up, and
slid, Wholesale and retail, ., the City Drug
Store, by m J. READ.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10
OLD HAWKEYES UNDERSOID,

OLD HAWKEYES UNDERSOLD!
Cash CASH Cash-Hides, Leather, Boots, Shoe,
sER tsu and Findings. = seE2 u S s. =
S. VAN DUSEN eco,
HAVE just opened shop on Jefferson street
III three doors east of Third. where they offel
at wholesale and retail, cheaper than can b. solu
elsechsre in the Territory,
@@ATHH@-
Of every description, such as Harness, Bride
Upper, Cali, Kin, and Sole Leather. ,3niars
-AlsO,- a'ebe9 ,sh1FiS
A large assortment Of first rate CUSTOM WORK
Gents Calf Boots and Shoes;
Ladies' Kid Shoes, Ties, Bnskins, &c.;
Chidrens' Shoes of every description; ALSO
large assortment of sa 20 f.lss sss-ste-.e8
Zee SHOEMaKERS' FINDINGS, 81
Such as Lasts, Pegs, and Sparables. all of.vhici
they viii sell for the 'sready root" hides, ap.
proved country produce, tallow SC. They will
pay cash for hides. The subscribers will carry
on the
Cnrrying Business
In Burlington, and will therefore be able to sell
a better article of leather and cheaper. than any
other person can offer to the public. 'fnet
Hawkeyes and Suckers, one and all are re.
spectively solicited before they close bargain.
to call two doors east of McIntiress Hardware
Store and examine the goods offered by
mar % ,45--6 SWAN .DUSEN + co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10

% Louis, . sinail lot of fresh goods. c,mpris-
lag N part, iew pieces mourning lawns; fancy
s&iaa., latest 81, lie, p.-re mourning kins ham;
,.ss tsa.. lava; several pieces OF mourning
ts,sls: .aasmsr stufs of various Kinds; barr. q
l4ssias. l.i Plus; thinblss; needles, &c.
llat ~ Is J. :. kIMBALL.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-10

- .fa15F's 6umWe4 Goods. g;s ~
ssp> PIECES Cotton Drills syssiy variety;
50 ~ do Nintsea, blks and ,ylltv e
1sdsaf2as do GsnhroedS Just rlesive9 IA
for sails BY l'ari 2 i44r = n