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The New York herald., 1845-10-12
BRODERIES EFT NOUVEAUTES DE PARIS.
PETER ROBERTS, No 373 Broadioay,

BRODERIES EFT NOUVEAUTES DE PARIS.
PETER ROBERTS, No. 373 Broad,oay,
IMPORTER, JOBBEll AND RETAILER,
INVITES the attention Ladies to his splendid stock Of
Enbroderes and Lace Goods recently received copris
ing the and desirable styles Of the
prices which will maintain the his store has long
held as +" the cheapest in the city"
IS lots fine Linen Cambria Hdkfs, from auction.
case clear Linen Lawn do borders, from 81 to
$3z each, remarkably cheap.
clear Linen Lawn Hdkfs, borders from ~ 30 to
50 per doz.
esss clear Linen Lawn Hdk1s fancy borders ). ..s.,.
do do do, embroidered, from $2,75 to $i3
each.
Embroidered under Hdkfs, high neck.
Do do, with collars.
Do do, various Styles from 81 upwards.
Rich Embroidered Mualin and Applique Lace Capes
Upwards Of sc Embroidered Evening Dresses Rviere,
Polka CorcuaoL, Spanish Flounce, &c &C., from S2,0
Coored Emo-oy'cr.d Ogande Flounce from 50 to Sl2,
usually sold trom So 10 Sn
few very c Thread Lace Capes and Berhes very low
Thread Chany, Brussels and other Wells and dem els
5carous Of splendid black Brussels Laces
WINTER HOSIERY,
comprising Silk Lambs Wool md Msrlno Vests OF ali sizes
Hose erno md Cashmere Gloves Plaid and Fancy Woollen
5ocs for children which offered from 10 to ID per cent
lower than the ular retail prices. s2i imrrh
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GREAT FAIR,

NOW OPEN AT NIBLO'S.
NHIS will be decidedly the Fair held IN our city
The Address by Professor Mapes will come on IN the "a.
oon This Evening Delegates to the National Convent for
hrrsdsy neIt are coming Address at D Dewey Gna.c c
road and 29th street OF 8m
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ELUCUTION.
EDWARD MATURINA A. M ,begs inform his former pu'
~ pills and the public that he intends organizing classes Tor m
rucon the above accompshment well as IN the read
Of English Poetry h. NJ offers his services u Schools
also. He will commence as soon a sufficient number OF
names be obtained and show appic,iion, tes
Warren st. $40 lm+rc
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JAMES A. SWAIN & CO.;

DfupeTs and IdilOrs, 302 BTOddtrdy, CWItOn 1ouse
VOtLD respectfully inform their and the pub
w lie, that they have hand and are cSnssny ,a re- e.
no fashion and the lowest prices for cash
oi lmyrc
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WANTED

can always be supplied with faithful competent
and well recommended help Of all capacities both for city
and country the well established Agency Office for domes
ties ga Grand street the Bowery where Is
used to procure the best help 1T. WATTS.
NBGood and faithful donestics have excellent places
this Office 50 lm@rc
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Married.

Married.
On Saturday the llth instant in Calvary Church, by
the RevMr Southard CULLEN r. GRANpIN to Miss ELIZA
C., SHIRLEY
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OF the articles arriving at Portsmouth, there has been
decrease in all but cheese and whskey and in the arti
cles cleared all but and furni
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GOTHIC HALL,
ADAMS STREET, BROOKLYN,

GOTHIC HALL,
ADAMS STREET, BROOKLYN,
FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY,
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, Oct. 18th and 18TH
admission Is Cents.
THE ETHIOPIAN SERENADERS,.
Me1srs GERMmN 81 sIAMWSW3qaR}ir IA ny Wa}rE HARRlN~IoN
Respectfully to Ladies and Gentlemen of Brook
ySrSiraSLE ys Nj! ssfL g''EESs;fr rff'TftA !Ss I
On The beys evenings con,1s Of soNGs GLsns aps4ss
& Ss e Tam Tsmbo
For SeS,sT sRoST ssfs Sc RTrsskvEp FOR LADIES'
RO sens Poler in send@ce strict order
DIR HOLLICK'S LECTURES.
FOR GENTL T. MEN ONL Y.
ONhe Origin Of kEpRobSGTSS E b9sfGGs and Physiology
Plants and Ann,ds n,dsSTToUsNss 81 ToS;s; 'rs Sps Es Of
illustrated by his ie like Models of the Male and Female
SsSnssdy and Thursday October H. and is FranEa
Door. open 5Lse,sre 20 commence s1H. Single Lee
''is For Ladies snly, at2 r. NJ, same days oil 4ue
NE s,s.ss owES IN F;ssR sssiR Hail. o Sss," te
G TIEs SSF SaEE FESATEw ny I sA.
Ne s "a sss"sss ::s
rabe wishing avoid hustle and noise ,h me a~
with game and other dslcaces together viii, the more sub
stantal Of life His Wines, Liquors. and oegeis
he atte unequaed and he respectfully solicts
a call from his friends aud the public OIL zrmc
II AIDES AND GENTLEMEN visiting the far u,, oi the
ied to examine carefully the quality OF ,he Toe, sosrs sh
v,ns Creams Extracts ColoRnes. NC kc exhibited by H.
Roussl and purchase can do so by applying
he sale stand, No 2. in the Garden. o82weodls'Ic
School AZ his residence No. 4s Broome street, Mon
day Oct continue during the season every MONDAY,
and at for Gentlemen. For terms &c. apply as above
oil imsne
OACKET.BAR UE GENEsEE from New Orleans, 10
dscharEng at Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall Con-
ssnsss pIss ansnd the receipt Of their goods imms
dIstey oiine
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MUSIC.
LADY wishes devote her time the instruction Of
n young ladies' the Piano She teaches the Logean
system, which has been into this
y It has been greatly approved ef in Europe being the
shortest and method Of bringing the pupil
to K at the Office of this paper shall be attended
TO. s26 lm+rc
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A GARD.

TO PARENTS AND Guardians.
LADY ofsuperor talents and acquire desirou OF
LAhavng afsw pupils in Music her method
OF instruction will be found be the expeditions pro-
noting them in the thorough knowledge and theory of the
line directed NJ, the Office OF this paper will be
duly attended To. o7 im'Ic
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DACKET.B BAR UE GENEsEE from New Orleans 10
d,scharEing at Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall Con-
gnses will piers. aend TO the receipt Of their goods imms
4 diately oiire
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MACHINE BELIlNG.
GOODYEARs PATENT METALLIC RUBBER
MdCHINE RELTING

N ,ARTlCLG Of great strength and durability can Y
adapted to all kinds Of machinery for which leather Is USED;
costs one third less and m 10 respsc
unaffected BY heat cold and when adjusted machinc-
does not require alteration the with leather Fol
vale by GEO. BEECHEK,
100 Broadway.
Belts Of given lengths and thickness made to order.
au2e 2msm
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NEW AND INVALUABLE DISCOVERY, BEING A
liquid Dyes which changes the color Oft
hair beautiful brown black without the hair
skin The superiority of this Dye consists its
mode of application and instantaneous efec-al oth dyes
requiring from twelve hours produce change Its
superior excellence will be apparent single
application.
Extract from the philadelphia Daily SunrALExANpEn's
TRIcoBArHE-The effect Of the above the hair is truly
tonishng tried yesterday Office and the change
from gray TO black was instantaneous.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum -Several Of
have recently applied their hair the valua
bic liquid Dye known Aexanders Tricobaphe-a new and
valuable discovery and has in failed produce the
desired effect Immediately after applying gray hair
whiskers, it mparts beautiful brown or black color.
For sale by Rushon CO. druggists ll0 Broadway 10 As
tor House. and S56 Broadway, corner ith street, Aspn-
wall 86 William street; Johnson Moore Taylor, 81 Maiden
lane j. W. Wright Co. Cedar and of the principal
druggists throughout the United States ofsoe agents,
II. & g. A. WRIGHT, ,a3 South 4th street,
OIL Imsrc Philadelphia
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PHILHARMONIC SUUIEI1.
THE Committee Of Man of the New York Philhar
i monic Society beg leave inform the public that sub
scrpon list for the Concerts of ensuing
open the Of Messs Schmfemberg Luis l Broad
way.
As many complaints have been made of the Of
the committee been induced the Concerts
Palmo's Opera House, Chambers street.
Terms Of subscription $40 annum payable on delivery
tickets for the first Concert emitting the subscriber TO
three admissions Of the four Concerts with the priv
eee OF purchasing two extra tickets each Concert 81
per ticket. Bv order. JAMES L. ENSIGN, Sec'y.
OF 6teodis4rc
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CANARIES.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS -!
AT ARCHEY'S,

NO. JOhn street,
GRIEVE having purchased the entire stock Of the old
"a est snd most ceebr ted Importer aud Breeder of Cana
ries in the Unite States prepaed o8er with the
Stock that he had hand the largest and choice coec
ton yet .bmt,ed for the approaching This late
eed comment having been purchased and imported without
regard cost from the most celebra ed of the world
and o red at moderate price at No. John
NB.-The usua variety OF Birds, Cages Bird Seeds sc
&c on band, adapted Tor the home and foreign markets
al
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Doors open att To o'clock and
at TO- Tickets and Programmes may be had at the Music
Stores, and at the doors.
T OK cts Fifty Gems.
Book. .sof words price l2H each be had the
doors.
On Friday evening Mr. Tempeton will present his Grand
Festival Entertainment given by him at Ayr August
III 6h 1884, in Of the Great National Poet
Burns ol2tC
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CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
w. e. BURTON N............... LESSEE AND MANAGER
Miss DELCY, Mr. GARDINER and Mr. BROUGH,
Monday Evonlny, October 18th
The performance will commence with LA SOMNAMBu-
LA-Amna, Miss Deicy; Count Rodolpho, Mr. Brough;
Elvno Gardiner
After which, MIR. & MRS. WHITE-Naj Pepper Benett
MIR White, Owens; Mrs White, Mrs Smith
On Tuesday-Mss Logan, from the Western Theatres, will
make her first appearance il Julia in the Hunchback
Wadnssday-Second night of the Orera.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-02-08
bra sYsfs'%szeS ElOur
kA BARRELS Super6ne -four fsr sals
~ very low, two doors below the Ga
xsltc once, Jefferson street, W
Dee 1,s44 j. S. KTMBALL.
Selling at Cost.

TIME suhscr.her being anxious - close up the
bassness ef the lste Joseph L. Kiusbail. will
now selk his larxs and well selected stock of
goods At cost. IL addition TO the former stock.
have lately .rSrsived from Bvston fresh supply
Of winter goods. consistirg Of pilot. beaver and
b. Dad clstRs satinetts &erseys, eans,
m'leskin, hard tipes. sailors trimmings Of atl
kinds. merinos. alpscas, mousselin de laines.
lawns, siiks, catcoes, Of every description and
price. Hanaes. linseys, bed iicksag, blesched And
brown nlsslins. ginElssuls, linen. sik and cotton
velvet, silk aud cotton hdkfs, lacea muslias, edg.
ings, inssrtings. silt, kid and cgtton gloves,
shswis. hnsiety, conforters. cotton yarns. camille
wick &C., 8aa rsS ssssffFsH4 EgF@v
Granite, Liverpool and common oueensware
tsTss HARDWARE. -
Chopping and broad axes, hatchets, hammers.
saws, chi.sels = large assortment 81 butts md
screws. ia,chrs, bolts, chest. trunk, door and
pad locks; knives aud forks. Britania, iron and
lserssn silver tea and table spoons shears. scis-
sors !, shoe knives. mill and handsaw files. mill
saws crosscut saws horse and cotton cards, slates
''ass : mills ssi sEoors AND sloEs
Of every description. meas thick, kip, aud calf
boots, men's kpand coar1c hrogans. srwed and
pexged calf shoes, ladies' calf and kip bootees,
Ladies' kid aud morocco walking shoes, aa
do DO slippers.
Chiidrens shoes Of sii sorts and sixes.
Hats, Caps, Nails, Glass, Hollow Ware, with
4 full stock of groceries. 4T
Persons wishing to purchase viii do well to
cali and examine the stock for ain determined
to oclose up the business as soon as possible.
oct 26, s44 JOHN L. KIMRALL.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-02-08

AneCdoteNR1 1lhUF EueafdloMt Elect.
Tho tollowing rory i told " cd, Pclk
himsslf, and win mo doubt lose much ofits
piquancy, when deprived Of that inimita-
bls april of manner with which be knows
- well how to point m aneodote:
Al the outset If the political career Of
the pfesident elect, he was candidate to
represent. 1dadry - ip he staas sLegisla-
|tures That ceanay shad been Represented
Ifor many years previous BY lawers, and
The fact thst the young candidate belonged
70 dls legal protssion WAS serioasly urged
40 an objection agsinst him by his compet-
itor, who was 4 farmer. The Col. defef-
|tasiiped q nestthe question boldly, and take
issue upon it. Having prepared himself
with lpathstiol appeal. on the subject, he
repaired to one of his appointments, where
i large CROWD bad assembled 70 witness the
liscussid4 Fbe6wesus the candidates. The
Coll wss the first to.take the stand. III ,
On the steps Of the stand, Immediately
below him sat 1 large, fat, good humored
old farmer, known = Uncle Billy Green y
Uncle Billy paid particularly good atten-
tion until the Colonel came to that part oi
his speech where, in answer to the obiec-
tions urged against hin, he alluded, most
Iglowingly, to his profession. aAlthough,
fellow citix. ns," said he, Il cannot, like
my competitor, boast Of belonging to that
high and honorable class Of the community
which forms the bone and sinew Of the ma
ton the bony -handed and noble hearted
farners Of the country; although" said be.
with increasing animation and kindling
pathos, ssalthough cannot claim the honor
Of being tiller Of the soil, yet as member
of the bar. az an advocate, | can truly de-
clare that my tongue is my plough and my
hoe, and my head is my barn and my crib
20 ssYes,'' said Uncle Billy Green,
looking up and speaking at the top Of his
voice" yes Colonel and ] reckon your
belly's. your meat-house!" The crowd
went into convulsions, Uncle Billy relied
off the steps, and the orator v5esdiated, his
..lawyer's speech" from that hour. Nm,
Eng. - s.ss
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-02-08
Experiment ,pith G,.axo.AI h.d plonsh-

Experiment ,rith Guaxo. - hsd ploueh-
ed one acre of greenswsrd about the 1st
,pf August divided it into equal parts, for
quantity and quality, as near as could be.
On the 81 Of August, on cneahaN Ispread
81 bdshtk Of unleached ashes--on the
other half ] sowed broadcast, $50 lbs. GU
rano-then ssreaEtnrnip1 seed broadcast,
through and through; then narrowed all
in, going AEoggh and through thSas
regardfo thk division. In two-ssssEs t1sS
line Of diviaionEssr rpsFfealy sperSeptible
to the eye 100. rods distant. From Ahat
part sonlswhieh the gaano was asowed, 4
gathered lis bushels tufnips. On the
pat sashed, 4 gaihereh only 4S bushels.
The sshed tllrnips were gathered 4 or 3
days later than the sguaaoed.s, 81 bushels
ashes ut sls.i *6 50, produced % bu.hels
tufniPsi 20 !. lbs, q lgdano Pets: 80. pro-
RI" 81 WIN. P. CLaANEIAND., - s'
: .Aesr L0sdon pop. lssiss4r asui sad gsd9
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-02-08

- ~ e4,1.. 49,
- ssea i n1s,,se 11k sk52 5iss e. I'll
go i 49, n : - - 80 q
-ss.sx - s.,. s.:S,
= pes'ds tAs rivsr; =
- -. sas'a.I. ! eeee easeeks bsw eed qsiylr1
-. l nj. .ss.se - e . 81: - !. s.
I'M -. s.s M, q nfsfs - sss.
W, ~ - : s, ~ -, 'ss:a ~
- s.v - ~. 'ls
ro1 15rs s5 si.sk...,s y
~ ii7x. gsss =s.ss e ,,s 49, -
l9lS "a :! ~ q Is 49,. sss.s.: .s...s lis
=. -. ':l.s 80 gsfwee - 1oee-- ssshw ii
q n. b! 80 Ee's.y saie And h.la .os
n sAr.b IL JsJ1 fesa
kpa6GlYsSfI Itcod 1hf ssst fSa9 TEL
Al tk55lk s1tssi 4, soa s l;t,...r 80 ssesk e
Al saaiS. hslis "a lea, ssd sre.. a' es''..s
ia <{rs4tH
-. s .s.s : ,'s.a-.w "se sae eoss n
- - 80 80 80 - ,s oaNa: a.
rS5.f se.sc7t me me rssd 80
men essss so,.l-~a,.u, iihe N. r,.,
Of seessss i, ~issry ,Aer.. s-.se :.
49,
- = ne IT. Up rose tie {e''--o .3rs ,s
= seasse ~ eAsFse-a thunder pssls us vs
eta.fef afrows fell hike rasa-
80! e.ss. = ss'e'sssd sAss' s"d tha'n- $
r7sA sss 1.se--' aessh wsse twtasa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-02-08
TO RENT.

YrNHE store house on the corner Of Water and
Il Washington-sts., now occupied by Maj.
w. III. Mauro. The term to commence after the
first day Of November next. Enquire of
oct 18, GRIMES 4 STARR. g
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-02-08
= Roots and shoes.

M EMS calf, hip and thick boots, -.
vl do kip aud thick broxans ass'd kinds;
Mems prime kip and thick brogans, extra size,
Boys cali. kip and thick brogans; 'iHA
Yosths' CALI, kip and thick brogahs;
Boy's and youths thick boots;
Youths and chldrenS boots and shoes, : com
Women's calf and kip pegged boots and shoes;
81 do calf and kip sewed do ii do n ii
Ladies' gaiter boots and half quaiter boots;
do seal and CALF buskins; .4I .-
do calf, kid and morocco slippers;
do philadelphia do do
do black and white. satin do Res'#
Misses seal and kid shoes and slippers: 4an
do calf and Rip Pegsea and siwed boots Sc.
All ct which will He sold wholesale or retail
cheap for cash. WIN, GARRETT 4 CO. as.
sept "a "a ...aAsassTs Tsisn of Great Western.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-02-08
MAHTEEN SYRUP.

TyHIS delicious preparation i now offered
u fer the FIRST time to tho people OF this
Territory. IL great efficacy in relieving Sc
vcse coughs has rendered it justly popular At
the Esss. II can DO given wish perfect safety
10 the youngest children. .ipasa /. s,.aI
For sale Wholesale and retail, at the Cry
DRua SroRs. Ia
Dec. 2l. y kEAO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-02-08

SoAErH1Ac Of \, JoKE.-A COR coarrespond-
eht ef the MIX. Mirror. has furnished
Willie with the following cspital Jokes: 81
A rather green sort 6fs awen 1arcssed''
Individual walk into the Broadway House
The other morning, ana,sslFetching himself
up stp his full heights exclaimed in a loud
voice, 'sWhsre. are Al the whigsa Shojs
me awhig, gentlemen" said he, ssand I
will show you . Theft A large company
pf' quiet enaieinen wss present, and ii ii an d
Instant ehA of then stood bkioref The noisy
Inquirer in warlike attitude and saiit. ssa ssa
i II an wing, ~.
!. istAre tnri ;n1eS8pssEsa hss aisEg ~. sIe
aye. ~ n.r ;sifs,f 8, i'sias hsa ssed slns
%, : s"s' y3 a5ss ~ .tsofla
h 'sNe)l, 3uss tlaps1OGn tsthe T'ombs y III,
lnf, sud-fwiii Bh0w yq4 etiieff..s ------
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-02-08

1EsDrio@Of, all smusements that can
possibly be imagined, .fof l bard wofkinsg
toll, Or it its intervals there sis nothing
like sadius aHiatsresting newspaper aof
book. It calls for no bodily, exertion, Of
which he has already 'kad enough, or per-
haps too much. It relieves HIS home II its
,dullness and sameness. Il, transports him
lnto !. liys|ier. more diyer,sified and inter
'esting scene; and Mhih he enjoys himself
there, he may forget the evil If the present
moment full ~ much as Il lls was ever so
,dtunk-with the great advantage az rfind-
ing himself the ne t, day with ethemoney
in his pocket, or, At least laid out ii Zeal
necessasiks md comforts for himself and
fanily-sIid without headache. Nay, i
accompanies him td 1is ne1t days work,
and what b has been reading, sives hin
something TO- think aof sbssidea the mere
mechanical drugsry of his every dayocca-l
Ii 80
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-02-08
FOR SALE.

THE undivided one half part Of the tavern
Il stand at present occupied BY J. &. Flcther.
For terms. which liberal, enquire Of ~ tN
NArfhS Sssa se4g t GntMES e. STARR
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-02-08
MORE NEW GOODS.

NHE subscribers have just received BY the
1 steamer Osprey, part Of their new Fall
Stock, consisting Of b.ue-black and steel mixed
sattmets; Kentucky jeans, very cheap; pilot
cloths, fiannels, linseys, Canton fannels, white
and colored prints. new and beautiful styles, al
paceas plain and figured, fine Irish linens, blkt
shawis, &C. Also, q large and splendid assort-
mcflt of
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-02-08
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye
a StNffs, Oils, Leafs, DrOnxes,
&c. SC.


a Stnlfs, Oils, Leafs, BrOnxes,
m s &C., SC. wv s4ssss5
a FRESH supply just received, including
"a fifty bottles Quinine, - 80. ss,aslsssss
Opium, extr. coninm, hyasciaraus,
Blue pill Eng. sulph. potass,
Pulv. rhoi. rad. colninb. do gent. +l#ss
Cardamon seeds, rcd oxide iron, isfhsala
Arrow root, sago, kreosote, senna, n ssA
Morphine, pyIoiigneus, gn, guaiae.i e la
Carb ammonia, gtn. assasr.ida,
Urva ursi. pulv. epicac,
Balsom copaiva, spts. nitre,
Emp robrons, caiomel, cantharides, &c.
~ Also, ss4t.Y
+ 3 bb's grind. log and mic wood,
cssk madder, bbl -four sulphur WI j
q bbls spts turpentine and yarnish, sial.n
kegs vitrioi and glue, keg ol. oil, " ..4
bbL east. oil, packs gold leaf, SC. n ~
i 4 Vegetable oils, essences, cologne, sal lsiaH
100 lbs cerb soda, csmphor, 4ae4 14E
100 :: sal epsom, ssss, ks.ss
150" indigo: paint brushes, whitewash
brushes, and a variety Of other articles IN the
above lines very low for cash, by y. .llls p
nay lliiAf sdl haH ICopPt s. PARSONS /
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-02-08

~ sRussia u siiks Ter, and Ftlaaeds hass., Nss
styie. 70des.. hsA cloth.s hais, seer, seAlette,
velvet end glazed caps for men and boy j. for sale
fheep fpr cash Or psodure. wholesale or resail, ,
e the new sisre on Water, below III, IL
'he aoess .c'rn,etit occupied By 3, & Eoed GO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-02-08
Croceries and Dry Goods.

IGST RECEIVED. per steamers 81 Croix anil
- Iowa, general assortment Of dry goods ~
the latest styles; also choice lot OF groc ries
aud liquors Of the very best quality. n whole-
sale or retail, by ". NJ. DEVOE.
oct - - e# s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-02-08
Il. i. TAI.IANT.

a, y. #. TALLANT, iss48 s.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST
arlaa WA-rER STREET, BURLINGTON.
IIAS received his spring and summer sup
III plies Of articles IL hisline. and re.pect-
fully invites; the attention Of Physiciaps and
dealers 70 the assnftment, quality and prices
sfshe same. His stock In part, consists Of =
kn or French qninine 200 lbs EPSON salts
III SO ibscamphos I 100 - brimstene 4
SO lbs Peruvian bark 100 .,spl2hur ,e
) SO sugar lead so wcrea m tartar
, ,495 = cslomei aaa IS acsyenne d !
las cred precipita 100 stsf,arc acid
i5O tsDspda. arags7q r5liyd hAii AFtlH ie
sHsPANrs, DrE, SrurFs. &c. !, Nc.9gsF
500lhs veni.ian redu 7 900 lss ,gfae 4esi
200 = CAIN m~acd 75 = chrome rrcr y
800 s aiums4f st 100 So ;xnitas
So. pssia slps syiiasrio.Dq s, III 'hofs " ~ ssi,6,7
IN cask snaddsr tis4a 100 ~ih;,ra xtaEt Tsa
IA bbiropaiIyasn,sb sa!5sihbls cur and.
ground logwoods glasswsre; hotties and viitS
-ni all kinds, whiicwssh, paint. .yafrish and
sash brushes, Backing, bronzes, Goid leaf.
matches. sand paper, ink stationerri, waters,
,,x G., &c. Scotch. Macobov. and Rappee snris
-sE AZ Miners PATINT PUMPs,oa ~
For wells ,scisterns. &c., OC any depth.s -
full supply of this superior pump il nov re-
ceived, and all wanfing lcsn be supplied .--
This H. decidedly the ehesPest, best. aud
most durable article Of ths kind now In nae !
il never gets ont Of order and 10 90 easily
worked that ! child Of eight years old can
rafse water with il. For sale low, by saa .sils
siI figssH Feal .stfdJ.F. TALLANT. Fls
aof 20 A4-tf aset4fI III sT9lln Tef fsssssssfts
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-02-08
faFv ,DRUGEs EsTORE.

u NEW K'ST'ABIIBHM E'NTE'ift'
IL READ, M the pleasure q iniormink he
citiseus ufs fsBeriinSton and the adjoining
snun.ry. that he has taken TIN al ID
II. OjIb ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE, "
MIN STREET, BURLING1UM
r..tely ansi Asefatisv v kni,~a ~ the siSn 81 tht
mn s'I4 arsSGOOD SAMARITAN" ri aaifial
fcrmerly kept ~, pr. JACOB GAyEr, deffss.t !.
6eSv .tdck u { rlacic< Aaa approved sN3T "
Drxes a~d Mediciaes, Peists - Dyes, al
Which Ie ,sprepYred ~ sell ~ the lowest nirrket
prices. Also. on hsid, fall assortment o. INC
most approved
Patent Medicines.
Arrsre ements have been made IN ths Eastern
cities hy which constant supplies Of fresh Jf<di-
csnes will be forwarded i, "a ~. IL
10 Physician. Prescriptions carefully Aadaccu-
rltetv compromised.
favorable terrs.
- - 4 - Ssg -3il.l LIZ ----.L
a. aaf.aa Boots and shoes riA6iaaFfi
in great variety, Qucensware lTinwsrs, &c.
GROCERIEN. s
Sugar, coffee, fresh teas, indigo, madder, Al
spice, pepper, saltpetre, alum, best Wheeling
glass, nails, &C., and almost every article called
for, very cheap for cash 81 approved country
produce. ,. .' M
wheat, iye, corn, oats, aax-seed, beeswax,
hemp, butter, lard, eggs, Ac., and little cash
will not be refused. Call and see our goods
and Judge for yourselves. ft a R'fe ~4Aa
My mottois-"chesp for cash" F'.
oct - WESLEY JONES.