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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07
From the Globe.
FOREIGN NEWS,


II will be seen from the letter OF cor
respondent on whom we roly, as well as
from the public journals of Great Britain,
that the Caledonia was detained By the
ministry TO bring with it the debate in re.
laIion to Oregon. This is part Of their
diplomacy. The concluding observations
Of the speech OF Sir Robert Peel in the
House of Commons, and that of Lord
Aberdeen in the House Of Lords, as quo
ted by our correspondent, show the pur-
pose now to DO an experiment on the
nerves OF our government. II nothing
else will convince US that the discovery OF
the Columbia by our navigators, and the
exploration and possession taken o. its
valley by the government, give no title a.
gainst the recent English intruders, admit.
ted to temporary occupation BY the Adams
treaty, the efficacy of the vote of an Ex-
IRA TEN MILLoIoNs to the British navy is
to be tried as means of opening our un-
derstandngs TO receive, with submission,
tho following intimidation from the British
Premier:
F" lecl IL 10 90 my imperative duty, on the
part OF inc British government, to state in Ian
mos asc;daJ that ro nu az t %a, tSno s t,e
rights respecting this territory Of Oregon. when
are clear and irresistible We trust still to ar
rye at an amlcable adjustment. We desire TO
W. Ioaos ous'nsm. q our ea,m ou'
Element. If our rshts ;bal bo invaded. We ar are
RESOLVED and We are rREpAnED--ro mAISrAls
THEN Loud and continued cheers from both
'''ss Of ne 'i00'e')
NO na''on Oh inc word ever directed a
march towards universal DOMINION more
ss''la'i,y, s'oau''y, ana SYSTEMATICALLY man
uroo' britain ne very moment mat a
. ~ punt presents i,sel III me
us ~ , on 'ie s'ope ana 'he progress
VI poPuia''on onu ciV'''Ia'ion, 'he bfi,isn
s'a .,s lno mater OF wna' Rar'yl lay
~, ''ieit sceoun. 70 se.ze y. Inc ives.
'hu'es any 'ne Eas' inules' onlna ana AZ
r'ca' are ohvfoned al around by English
pos's anu s,auons' SO that notnlng can
move toof from ,nelr shores without feel
ing na'panle suolectlon 70 British pow
En- Inc "iastanchored isle OF Great
britain n'oekaoes ,he Atlantic coasts OF
,'urope' auu from MANA ana GIBRALTAR, all
.aat once was Macedonias ana then
Rome > common Of lhe world, IS brought
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07

~ inc l'TcSIUcW 81 me itepHOHc 81 eTds.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, since the close Of the last SEES.
sion of Congress, Joint Resolution re.
speeding The Annexation Of Texas 10
the United States has, by their Congress
been adopted, authorizing the Presider,
Of the United States to select the alter.
native Of two certain propositions con.
tanned in the said Joint Resolution as the
basis for consummaling the proposed an
nexation:
Aud uhcreas, the President Of Tire United
States has selected the first and second
sections Of The Resolutions as such basis,
and notified this Government thereof.
fIfero follow the Resolutions passed by
the United States Congress for the Annex.
alton Of Texas.
And phereas, the premises, requiring the
solemn elaboration and action Of the
Representatives Of the people, form an
extraordinary occasion for converting
the Congress of the Republic:
THEREFORE, be it known, that |. ANsoN
JONES, President Of the Republic Of Texas,
ny NlItuo VI TIC Po"Ct NeotSu "a hie Wy
the Constitution, dor by these presents, re-
qure that the Senators and Representa-
tiyes TO Congress Of this Republic, shaIg
assemble in special session at the town Of
Washington, in tho county of Washington,
on Monday the sirteentA day Of June en-
suing, then and there to receive such COM
municalions as may be made to them, and
TO consult and determine on such measures
as in their wisdom may be deemed meet
for the welfare of Texas.
In testimony whereof, have caused the
great seal Of the Republic TO be here
unto affixed. Done at the Town Of
Washington, this fifteenth of April,
LIS. in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred ard forty-fve, and Of
the Independence Of The Republic
the tenth ANSON JONES.
BY the President
EBN'R ALLEN, acting Secr'y Of State.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07

or We have received full repor, o.
the young lady's May-day celebration at
Middleton, with the addresses, &C., but we
are compelled to defer its publication until
our next paper. The occasion is repre-
senied as one of unusual gaeiy and en-
ioyment. Even those whohavc long since
passed all of youth bu. he memory Of It's
scenes, for that day 9" babe duh care be-
rome, and daft the time away"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07

or VIZ arc authorized TO announce
IupaE JOHN M. TAYLOR as candidate
Tor Chancellor Of the State Of Mississippi,
al tho election In November next.
May 7, 1916.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07

or The N. Y. Spirit Of The Times is in.
formed that we have credited, conspcu-
ously, all the extracts we have taken from
the stud-horse and CHANDELIERS paper
The old story Of "Jones's Fight" we found
in an exchange paper, without credit, and
were not aware that it originated with you.
Suppose you were to get after us "with a
sharp stick, who knows but what you
=" mought rustic up snake!"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07

mr. Tho "pauldng Aurora" the only
coon paper east Of Pearl river, in thisS'a'e,
has deceased, !" and Is 70 BE- succeeded BY
.The True Democrat" by0.C Dcase.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07

II is said that a large portion Of the in
habitants Of Iowa are opposed 70 entering
the Union as State, unless the territorial
limits Of Iowa are extended TO the Missou-
HI river,
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07

TExAs,--The accouns we publish this
week are as favorable as could DO desired
From the proclamation Of President Jones,
converting the Texan Congress on the 10th
OF June, wo learn that the President of
the United States has chosen the resoIu-
tons originally passed by the House OF Re-
preseniatives, as tho basis of a union be-
tween the two countries. In the present
critical state of affairs, Texas will probably
accede TO these terms, although not SO IA
yorable as she has right to demand. The
reader is referred to the extracts in ano-
Their column.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07

John Bull has deliberately pulled Of
his coat, and shook his 6stin Brother iona.
ihan's face. Strike q ring! fair fight!
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07

OF Our contemporary of the Port Glib
son Herald is death to humbngs. We have
lately noticed in several of the papers be-
low exravagant pu6s Of "West's great
painting of Death on the Pale Horse y
Hear him:
"DedM on The Pale Horse. IA paint
ing bearing the above tito, and purpori-
ing to be an original by WEsr, is now on
exhibition in our town. The picture is
neither Vests great painting, nor is it a
correct copy thereof; but is mere daub,
by some ignorant and impudent impostor,
Vests fame is too precious to be thus
sported with, and in respect to his memo
ry, we do hope that such uses of his name
and reputation will be every whore dis
counicnanced.'
Should the "pale horse be brought this
way, our readers will DO informed that he
is exhibited under false apedigree'--ihai
he is no, +" the produce Of the great West
Or The Dollar Democrat has the fol-
lowing "pnlpable hi,'':
"IIow would il do 10 have the State d.
vided, and three new States formed there
Of? This can be done, il the people are
willing; and each section be enabled 20
display its Jewels advantageously. Ofthe
lower division may be- formed the State Of
Jackson; Of the middle, the State oil
Lowndes; and Of the upper, the State oil
Marshall. Thus the political aspiranls Of
all these sections can be honorably and
lucraliyely provided forn
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07

or We see it stated in several northern
papers that Dom will be Internationally
released Immediately upon the assembling
Of tho Rhode Island Legislature.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07

Col. Nath'I Terry, Of Limestone, and J..
w. McClung, Of Madison, are spoken of as
democratic candidates for Governor Of AL
ALBANIA. Col. Terry will probably be nomi-
mated. Il will DO remembered that Nc.
Chung lent himsel! TO the wings in l84l, as
a candidate for the same office, and was
beaten nearly 10000 votes by the present
democratic Governor, Ben; Fitzpatrick.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07

MuNcHAusENIsH AND rAoErioUs.-A wri-
ter in the Mississippian, speaking of breed
of hogs, called the 1onsha's," for sale at
Gov. McNutt's plantation in Warren co.,
says that the species is supposed to have
been left in the Yazoo swamp BY Herman
dez DeSoto, tho Spanish advenlurer, more
than three hundred years ago He then
proceeds to dilate upon their remarkable
properties, thus:
"Those who have tried them will certify
that they make third more meat than any
of the fancy stocks with the same keep,
&c. They are not, It is true, handsome
hog, having Almost too much length of bo-
dy, head, tai, and legs but this has no in
huence on the flavor OF the bacon. They
are OF fine bone; in fact they are "nothinn
else and any animal they cannot whip,
they can out-run; when you come 10
swimming they are "in town." as they
came Of swimming breed. In fact, they
are like the nigger's rabbits "good for stew
roast, or broil, 2 II man is fortunate enough
to possess them, and ii not, again like the
nigger's rabbit, "no account, poor, full Of
ileas, and not wuf DAM But all history
aside, the Tonsha's are arare breed OF hogs,
and | cannot too strongly recommend Them
to gentlemen having low-land plantations"
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07

RAN.-We have had unusually heavy
rains since Saturday last. The crops in
the lowlands we fear will DO materially in
jured. In-,he hills, too, the grass is get
ting the start Of the corn and cotton. The
stage from Lexington did not reach here
yeslerday,in consequence Of high water
The mail was brought on horseback.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07

Or We notice rumors Of an effort to re-
vive tho Commercial r. II. Bank of Vieks-
burg, and it is said tho Assgnees are now
at the North endeavoring to coax the SHARE
holders into furnishing sufficient means 20
enable the defunct corporation again to
commence discounting, &c. The company
has long since forfeited It's banking GranChi-
SEES, and any attempt to resuscitate the
bank will be met by application Of the law.
The miserable little strip of palched-up
Railroad from Vicksburg TO Jackson, in ad-
dition to the large amount diddIcd out of
tho Northern stockholders, cost the people
of Mississippi hundreds of thousands in
the depreciation OF the paper issued by
the worthless banking concern established
to afford facilities" for its erection.-
Whatever difference of opinion there may
be among our people as to who, in former
times, created banks, or participated in tlreir
partial benefits, we believe tho determine.
ton is now almost universal with the people
of Mississippi to dispense, in future, with
banking facilities, and DO content with
hard, unmixed currency. The best thing
the northern owners of the ricketty old
railroad can do, is to give it up as bad
speculation, and sell out the whole con.
Germ at auction--railroad engines, cars,
appurtenances, Assignees and ALL
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-05-07
COMING no THEIR SENSES.

By the following extinct, II will be seen
that the new Government in Mexico be-
gins TO exhibit evidence of returning sani-
~ We hope the new government will
next seriously consider what weak, feeble
Mexico has 10 gain by enlisting the inter-
ference Of Great Britain--the most hector
ing, selfish, ruthless robbor and pirate
among modern nations--in tho affairs Of
this continent. Her profession Of pro-
lection is ever but The pretex. for sell-sg-
grandizement by robbery and plunder.
MRxrco.-The Vos del Pueblo "a Mex
lean paper) of the 5lh, contains consi.
derablc portion Of the memorial addressed
10 the Chamber of Deputies by Don Luis
Cueyas, Mexican Minister for Foreign Az
fairs, on the subject of the annexation of
Texas. We have been struck on lis peru
sal by the comparative moderation Of IFS
tone, and by the ingenious array Of argu-
ment in favor Of the peculiar views put
forth. lie frankly admits that war with
Texas presents peculiar difficulties which
merit grave consideration, before the Re.
public determines upona series of barren
sacrifices The population Of Texas, he
argues, IS entirely foreign; they have no
sympathy with the Mexicans, and their po-
liical, social, and religious principles are
entirely opposite those Of Mexico. To at
tempt to annhilate such a people, or in
duce them TO abandon the territory, would
be little less than absurd. To believe that
Texas could continue united to Mexico,
would be an inexcusoble orror. No power
within the scope Of Mexico could accom-,
plish snch labor. [N. q. Bee.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-16
Reads Concentrated syrup Of Sar.
saparilla. s. "a

vNHE subscriber. now ofIers to the pu bile,
II his preparation OF Sarssparilla, which has
been much used at the East, though peyc,
heretofore offered for sale. II rs not intended
for cure Of every disease, but as grand rem.
ovasor Of tho human system, and perfect rem
edy for such diseases as proceed from an an
free state OF the blood or habits Itis intend-
ed for scrofulous affections, chronic rheuma-
tism. diseased liver, general chronic disorders,
SYPHILIS, and IS particularly lefiacacious ia re,
moving the Effects Of mercury from the sys.
tenn. The following recomme ndations will
satisfy all Of the great usefulness or the med.
icine. To those to whom Or. Carroll lie known.
his name 10 quite sufficient. aap
,,ass Fss. ATrLEBoRe', Mass Dec. rs, I845,
READS Sarsapariila has been Of great SER
vice in this community, and nun erous instan
ces of radical cures nigh, be named It il
particularly cfficacious in Chronic diseases,
and know OF nothing surer in removing the
effects Of mercury from the system. Though
heretofore made only for private use, its III
tue has become extensively known
A. S. DRAPER
Being a friend privately and Qra,ui,onsl :
benefitted by the above article, / can. freely
say that l agree with ell that has been said by
Mr.. Draper, and am pleased to learn that Ii :
article 10 shout TO be offered publicly for sale
as the suffering community will be greatly
assisted by il. D. c. CARaoLI., M. ID.
The above medicine is neatly put 10, and
sold, Wholesale aud retail, al the City Drug
March n 20, 1915, : hhAD D
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-16
Important

70 Noass-ksspsls, Hoese-zolslsrs end Nc
chanics generally.
The first China, Glass, Queens. and Hardware
Store Iii Iowa
n MCINTYRE, importer of, and dealer in
-. the above goods, has fixed on the city of
Burlington for the transaction Of mercantile bu
siness, and has just opened well selected as
sortment Of goods, which he offers FOR sale both
by Wholesale and Retail at The St, Louis prices.
Although he deems it unnecessary 10 go into
particulars, yet he would say, that in this estab-
lishment will at all times be found every article
in his line adapted. 10 the wants Of town and
country. Retailers especially throughout the
Territory win always find a FIJI Stoet Of COM
n,oa rare to suit the wants Of their customers in
new country. To the Mechanics Of. Buring-
ton and neighboring towns he would just re-
mark, that he will make it his constant care to
be well supplied with edge tools of every deserI-
tion, and ofthe best manufacture. Orders from
distance thankfully received and carefully and
promptly executed. ". 80
~ The Iowa City Standard and Keosauqua
Democrat will each publish the above to the
amount Of 80, and charge the advertiser. a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-16
COACH FACTORY.
Corse g. Hartman,

DETURN their thanks to the citizens Of
h Iowa and Illinois, for the liberal share Of
public patronage which they have received, and
embrace this opportunity Of informing them tina,
they have removed from their old stand, on JEFF
ferson street, to a more commodious building,
situated on the corner Of Valley and Main St.,
where they are prepared to furnish at the short
est notice, any description OF Carriages now in
use, the workmanship and durability of which
have been fully tested in this vicinity and need
no further Recommendation.
They have just received good and general
assortment of materials from New York, Pitts
burgh and Wheeling, Of the latest style, TO wit:
lace fringe, patent leather elliptic springs, &c..
&C., which vii! enable them to furnish work al
rates to suit the purchaser. Produce Of every
description taken in payment for work.
NAV is ,4i-6m $ E
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-16
MAHTEEN SYRUP.

SHlS delicious preparation is now offered
4 for the frs. time to the people OF this
Territory lts great efficacy in relieving se.
we're coughs has rendered it justly popular hi
the East. II can be given with perfect safely
10 the youngest children - $3.50
For salcwhoissale and retail, a, the CRY
DRua SroEE. sH,..
Dec. 81. !. RE1D
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-16
GsSoof's Indian ClsSIogoSuc.

/ 'tE Probrietor Of this admirable medirinr,
n now so.ceI,hrated and well kuown through.
out Iowa ss . "ertain and safe sprridc f,r Fe.sf
and htns. Gan,rks.;n reiascn 70 it- cspsbilsss Il
otbi.t Rsssases, that Dyspepsia and indigestion IN
ncw country i nsaall. the result u M,iAa,,
as j. STOW" IN The salIow coupi-yicn whieh 80
often accompanies these eotipislts aud they are
almost iivsriably erred tv the de on fhs CEclc.
goeue III vi complaints Rising froni the same
morbid RAISES rs Fever and agnc this medicine
is a psrfers and safe remed,. For safe IN ~
apr rs Is J r. TAIL, ANT, Wafer ~.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-16
Edge T0eE... nc.

DRACiS eea bits, atse.s turning chisls and
ID gouees. planes and niine irons. aarer. draw
ing k,ives, ftes and rasps of every desrrirtios
butts. hinges aud screws. best carpcnte-s' i,rks,
till. chts. rrnltnard aad trrnkioeks. fAtrhess I'D
locks knives and torkssrissn ard pocket knirss.
and razer stse,s. briIania, iron. table and
tea sp,o ps--iashoft every artirir required IN {
romni' te assortment. just r.rt w. 4 rrd tor sale
very low. Ivy =. q. LAUMAN
apr 26 rs Water street. &
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-16

NOTICE 10 lRE-EstPTIoa CLAIMANTS.
Esny pssson entitled 70 the ris hit Of prs.enps
eBAto s6y lan1s within The linits Of the tom
sAips abosp epumefafed, Is required to est AbIish
$500 . lie satisfaction of the Register and
vteniHE - he proper .lepA coffee, and nskS
p6y06ot therefor, a. seoe q practicable dftes
-. IL sotir, and before the day. appointed
tA'tks eom6esieeneut Of the public sale ,offlk
essasatp a6cvs designated, (einbracing The
t.et elsinsdD otheswiss such claim will Be- for
-4ass ne STAT ,s~s JAs. SHIELDS, -
so ohEniesiOsav # Ne 0easrsi Lad O6icssai
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-16
Goats! Coats:


w have just received a large lot Of shell
~ a. - tuck and side combs, 49, sss 81
Horn do doad do #8Ff 1sv
\ Fine ivory do. ldressins do. pocket do. sssi
Hemming needles, solid head pinss ,s-,.4ese4
Ihnhle. hooks and eyes. bonnet reeds. t.
Shaving boxes and brushes,
Fancy soap, ink stand, srszors. - ,sss.s
Razor .trpps, hair brushes, clothing do.
~ SHOE brushes. tapes. black and white rord,,' .
y Back aud white striped tapes for hat bands
fefritas silk gaioons. figured velvet. go
Top coat buttons. lastiuss, bcmbazines, hora
aa9sa and metal do! II III gits3
Vest buttons Of I'll kids, s. 81 y ssaess,y +
y Black asd white bone susrender. buttons. i
Pearl and agate sh,rl buttons. with CREST
many little notions too numerous to me alton, al
WM. GARRETT e co,
mar % As Sign ofthe Great Wesfers.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-16
MHEvW a.@p1DR&-

70 ROW and bleached linen and cot. drilling
- "A aud 5-4 heavy bro. shee,ings; " -
So a and Ga bleached do; a n4
Extra, blue and black broad cloth:
do do. do cashmere; y #ti
Tweed cloth and do
Elnc, black and MKT saitinets;
Kentucky jeans, all coiors; eses ~
Blue drills and cottonades; aae nnt
Linen table diaper; W@R
Irish linens and linen lawn;
Apron aud furniture checks.
Domestic and Manchester cinghamss
Plain. pink and buff do;
Bonnet awns and lining; 20
R'usquito bars; t
Black and colored mus ins; 5har4
Georgia nankeens; $50 .t4ss stg
Super blk alpacas; just received and fcf
sale cheap, by N'8l
tpa w. +. CooLBAUGH co,
apr 20 80 Fa'7 Jefferson street
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-16
---------------------- ----- -------'-----'--
BRITANNIA
And German silver ware.

And German Silver Ware.
YyHE subscriber having the Agency for the
u sa Of Britannia Ware, has just opened at
the China and Hardware Store, corner of Third
and Jefferson SITS, complete assortment Of the
above goods, comprising in part. Coffee Pots,
Tea Pots, Sugars, Creams, Bowls, Tumbiers,
Knives and Forks; all Of which he offers al
manufacturing prices. d. MCINTYRE,
Importer Of, and dealer in China, Glass and
Hardware. sit 4 nstss#5 .t
dec 20 IA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-16
Wagons,

NIVE or six two horse wagons Of John Hen
IL nor's manufacture, of Pennsylvania, war
ranted very superior article, for sale by
june IA w. & s. M'CUTCHEON. \.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-16
10 RENT.

TSHE store house on the corner OF Water and
i Westinghouse, now occupied BY Mai.
w. II. Mauro. The term to commence after the
FIRST day of November next. Enquire of
oct Is, CRIMES & STARR.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-16
viii stones;

nNE pair of four foot Raccoon Burr Nil
" Stones for sale very low by -
March i ,45 VIM GARRETT CO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-16

TUSr RECEIVER sad fos .ssls by -s,-sr -.
mss g "a i $50 GARRETT 4 co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-16


Ck1Epxu6 S1NDE.
NEMxSf ABLfsHG4hr
r READ, has the pleasure of informing the
- = citixehssSf Buslinfton end We adjoining
cou11 hat be has TAKEN fhs: \ III
OxDE6E4BLIGHED DRUG &EQRE,
AFN~S1REEz, B61LTNGTQk
Late(f I'D. fasorpbiys kpowrAh ~ the sian II the
stCQ0D SAMARlTAN,n~ss4S
Formerly kept BY Or. fxcoB GxUS1. deceased !.
The prop n. now 6ttiug np sith An estre
new stock 81 choice and approved
sDfaes and Msditisss, Pdsats and Dyes,
Which be u prepared 10 sell al the lowest market
prices. Also.on baud, full assortment OF the
most approved sa#s i1s st Is
Patent Medicines.
Arrai:a mrnts have been made in the Eastern
cities BY which constant supplies OF fresh .Medi.
c,nes viii be forw arded. ss'6f se ,sfK
I!rPhysician. Prescriptions carefully andaccu.
rately cnn,pouaded. 81 80 tSs 5ss
.Gona.rs physciaas and Merchants Supplied on
favorable tcrRs. - 49,. s5esi =
oct IL '44-tf s .sa4.-.,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-16

- THOUSAND good Coon Skins for which
- will pay the highest market price in cash OF
goods. tnar3 80 WESLEY JONES