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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18
The Mexican Generals.

Bustamente, who has recently been ap-
pointed by Herrera the head Of the Mex
lean army to operate against Texas, was
formerly the leader Of the Centralists in
Mexico. He was put down by Paroles,
who will, in the changes Of revolution, hold
a secondary place to Bustamente. When
Paredes was expelled from Mexico, he re-
sided for some time in Philadelphia. He
is about SO years Of age, and has the rep
citation of being brave and moderate.
Recent intelligence would seem to show
also that he Is very ambitious. He was
the first to pronounce against Santa Anna
in the revolution Of last year and we shall
be surprised if the sequel does not show
that he aimed to pull down one commander
only with the design pr elevating another,
and that other himself. 9'
General Arista is also an old resident Of
the United States, having been banished
from Mexico, when he took up his resi-
dence in Cincinnati. When expelled, he
was Colonel Of lancers, and he Is now
regarded as the best cavalry officer in Mex
leo. While in Cincinnati, finding himself
without resources, he applied himself to
the tin and copper making business, and
became in FIVE years he spent in that city
a first rate workman. W
He too, is an able man, and none the
worse for being taught in the school Of ad-
versity. All Of these officers are popular
with the army, and we expect to hear be-
fore the year Of our Lord is ended, that
they have resisted, first, against the gov
eminent under which they hold their com
mission and, secondly; against each 9TH
er. With such ambitious, officers, it is
next to improbable that Herrera, or any
other man should remain long in authority.
If Santa Anna could not refrain his asceh-
dancy. his interiors in ability cannot do SO.
Energy, courage, and the support Of the
civil power, can alone keep Herrera where
he is. We should be sorry to see him de-
posed, believing, as we do, that less able
and pacific man will be his successor.
~ s ST. Louis Gag.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18

Go, Chase & Kimball and Jeremiah Lam.
son q pile Of ruins! But a truce to the re.
minisences Of Burlington, until some more
convenient season. Let me 10 back with
you 70 Mr.. Gray's farm where spent
the night.
In 1886 Clay & Stevens closed busi-
ness in Burlington, Mr.. Gray removed to
Texas, after remaining there 1 years Ne
came back and resided for year. or two
ats or near Shockoquon, few miles be-
low Burlington. on the Ills. side. Early at
ter the Indian treaty his views were d.
rected 70 the New Purchase, and as soon
as permission was given for the whites to
occupy it, he was found again on the very
frontier Of civilization HI The new county
of Kishkekosh. Early on the following
morning we walked pver-his farm. which
is as handsomely located, q think, } as any
situation ever beheld, especially for 1
stock farm. Mr.. Gray, though barely two
years on his place, which was then prime val
as nature made it, has already as large and
well constructed frame barn as you will
meet with in the best portions Of Pennsyl-
vania and New England. Mr.. G. informs
me that he will raise this year 1900 bush
els Of wheat, 5000 bushels Of corn, and
500 bushels Of oats. He has also, 1870
acres under cultivation and 2lO acres un-
der fence, every PANEL Of It with "stakes
and riders" There! farmers Of Old Des
Moines, what say you to this?
Claims usually sell in the aNew Pur-
chase from two to FIVE hundred dollars,
depending pretty much upon the extent
Of improvements. A full claim usually
embraces half a section. Many excellent
situations can undoubtedly be purchased
next spring at the land sales By furnish
Ing the money to settlers and dividing
their claims and improvements. Wapello
cotinty is considered one of the best coiiii-
ties Of the "New Purchase" the Des
Moines river crossing it in q diagonal
course, although ! codld discover no in
fcriority regarding the quality Of the soil,
or the appearance Of the crops in Mahas-
ka county. Marion county, which is en-
tirely me,c, l understand possesses some
most eligible locations. / learn that our
old friend Babbitt, is County Clerk, and
has just completed the organisation Of said
county.
All travellers that meet with concur in
giving the most glowing description Of the
"tbree rivers" country. People are con-
tinually passing and fspass,ng through
Oskaloosa making claims, and you hear
just as much talk about 'sgoing west in
the New Purchase as you would in New
York or Pennsylvania. must admit that
did meet with one man returning from
The Raccoon Forks, said he had come all
The way from Butler county, Ohio, to find
where the West" really was, and had
given it up al a fruitless search.
| leave tomorrow for Ottumwa and !,
Agency City, where you shall hear again
rom CHE-MO-KO-MON.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18
Carthage Convention.

We are unable this week to publish the
proceedings Of this bcdy-but are prepar-
ing to do SO in pamphlet form, under the
authority Of the Committee selected for
that purpose, and will also give them in
our nett number. But as one branch 81
the proceedings require the immediate ac-
ton Of the people, who think with and are
willing to act on the recommendation Of the
Convention-we think proper, therefore,
to publish at once, the following report d
the Committee, on Military organization
and to request Of OUT contemporaries Of the
press, 10 give the same place in their
respective papers without delay.
The Committee on Military Capitalization
report to the Convention The following
plan Of Organization! !, sai
That the Counties of the Military Trac,
hold meetings in the several precincts or
the Sd Saturday of October instant-and
organize into companies all persons who
may volunteer in support Of the proceed
ings Of this Convention--and that said COM
panies elect their officers---and that the
Captains Of such companies, when organ
lied, or hereafter to be, organized, report
BY the lst day Of November, to A. Jonas
Andrew Johnston, j. H. fiolion; +. J
Phillips and Jno. p. Schwindler, consti-
tuting a Military Committee al Quincy
ILL.,, The number in their companies, num-
Der and kind Of arms, and names IF officer,
elected e a. " a@.saa $50
That the Military Committee at Quincy
shall have full power and authority, affi,ei
receiving The report Of Captains herein be.
fore provided for, to appoint time ant
place for the meeting Of all the Compan,
officers, for ihe purpose Of slecdng. fielt
officers, which time and place shall be no.
tilted to the Captains Of Companies, ant
the Captains Of Companies shall notify Al
other ofiicerssof their Companies respec
tively;-and that said Committee have full
power and authority to order all the re-
| ported force into the field BY hxihS on
point Of rendezvous, when in their judge
ment, such an emergency has arrived, .
Is contemplated BY the resolutions and pro
ceedings Of this convention. aaat
lg u-s ~ " Quincy Wing.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18

The products Of tie Russian mines last
year was 5000 pounds Of fine gold, val
Iued It 600, OOu, 900 frames, Or about $l20-
OtO, 900; also, 1900 pounds Of platina,
valued q S., O00, 600 francs, or about S.
COX. GOO. Two-thirds Of the mines be-
long % the Statt.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18

IN EIpeaieat. .Jim,n said TinsaAy,
the other day, 70 his asn- jim, ye0 -
laxy-what on earth Do yoa expect - -
for living9" aWhy, father. I've bee9
thinking = how ! would bea RevolsMDpe
Larry pensionef."
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18

THE PLuRAL,-"Array. Teddn VII,
wasn't your name Teddy O'Brtns Before
you left oull Ireland?'' aSusi;.N was nv
darIint." "But my Jewel, when then de-
you add the and call II Teddy O'Bsyaes
now2" why yan spalpcen! havn'lI been
married since KEN 10 Ameriky! aHa -
you so ignorant &c grammafics. that re
don't know that when one thing i sdd9d
70 another, Il becomes rLrRAL. "a1 Nv
Col. w. is a fine looking mar, IN hep
said friend Of ours the o,hsr day, ..f,n !,
YES replied another, 4 wss taksn II
him once aNl ~ .iI p..a 7si'is
sYoul why yon are a. ugly = ein. IS,
I don't carefar thel | Mas tafenf ~ IN
Il endorsed biz mole. and, wsS taken ter
him " he Sheriff w o. re.
= ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18

0A BBLS Tar iass received and for sale
~ BY spril Y. ]. G. LAUMAN. I
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18


h,rsf ktasoa aad Third streets, Burlington.
j. c. FLETCHER, PRorRrEroR.
uvHrS House, recently opened is one Of the
herest and most commodious in the West
5esasizy. It has al the conveniences Of the
= ketels IN the cities, and is fitted and fur
J.l \ he neatest and most substantial man.
= he proprietor has had much experience
: e ksep;ng Of public houses, which, taken in
suaise with the facilities afforded in Bur-
- e furnishing bis table, justifies him in
1870 that the character Of his house shall
tsp-
}iIsn from the South and elsewhere, with
: e1heat families, can at all times be accom-
ssl.lpl uish pleasant and airy rooms, and on
,ruDoaGIs tesms.
fszsS III also be taken as permanent boar
A4. u, lSl5.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18

DR. JOHN F. HENRY.
WlEaQERS his professional services to the
j eitizess Of Burlington and its vicinity.
u 0Gec on Jefferson Street. in the BARRErr
ssme. Residence on 4th street, next door
IN J. r. Tsyerweather.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18

The Waterman stationed in the ssiipela
Of the City all, al Albany, was asleep
when a fierce fire recently broke out,-
and while the bells were ringing. and tlss
firemen shouting, the clock san,ck foDf,
which reused him from The. SUMMERS, and
he nechanic lily bawlcd :. Past four o'clcck,
and ais w-elE" BY this time he hsd
CT biz eyes Iaifly open. and hc Joined III
the chorus Of ssFire!-Fne!'' s15i biai
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18

!: ,s y als prize II thi.
silk!' inquired doaf old LADY Of . young
shopmar. ' $500 MI sts 80
Seven shillinss;' wac The reply. Higi
Seventeen shilling>!' exclaimed she;
III give you thir,eeh..' ;. -. nj
Seven shillings, ma'an, is The price q
the silk replied the honest draper.
oh! seven shillings,' the lady sharply
replied: IN give you fvsl'sai : d iH'.l'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18
stores ana OfrfceS.

w E are prepared to rent the entire base.
w ment story OF the stBarret House,
There are some Eve OF Six excellent stors
rooms with cellars sddsr iks whole. Fe,
terms, which are cheap. enquire o.
may 3'45 GRIMES Z STARR.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18

ca KEGS Boston and Jnniata Nails, ass',
W sizes, on hand and for sale, BY
apr26 AS w. F. CO0LBAUGHk co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18

AEA KEGS choice Lard pH.ap for family
i CO use aud i5f sale BY s DAVID.
March p tfiawknye cols.)
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18
X e5a,ettt al,o Aouertiser
n PUBLISHED WEEKLY
nv JAMES CLARKE,
..-.ssaox sr., BURLINGTON, IOWA TERRY.
r r r N s !:

TER Ms:
pe,.aAss PER annam. il paid in advance
20 hosl.ARs At the expiration Of the year
<ssNs.s.;ca;cs will be- discontinued until all ar
49, w nave been paid. ,inles. at the option
~ sisors asd 40 subscription will be received
'S..s.r aerm than three months. All SUBJ
49, ios iess than one year must be paid in
ssS.sr,;.emeet. Of square and less will he in
- -, for OsE DOLLAR; and tor every suhse-
Fl. ;s.s,s,or Fury CENTs will be charged. A
- S;.es.ss viii be made upon yearly advef-
ltwweats. -. n,
) III. otice.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18

nIFFERENT qualities, on hand and for sac,
- By Emay Si45J GARRETT = Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18

Q BOXES Sperm Candles, just reed and 70,
@ sale by ]. G. LAUMAN,
eft IL 40 Water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18
A. W. CARPEKTER,
s Matchmaker 1. IeRsller, "a
Suas". nsnr the corner Of Jsfxrs.. sfrcef.
BURLINGTON, IOWA.


DRUGGIST,
esr*er Of Min aud Washingfom street. oppo,;fe
lhe Market House,
AS received his Spri, z supply of Druos
II an0 Incidence. also. Paints, Ola. Var.
nish, Paint Brushes, Dye s,uf fs, Ailuri. Mad.
der Indigo. Glue, Gold Leaf, Bronxe. Tur-
ueni'ne, Lard and Fish Oil, Window GI.,,.
whiting. Putty, &c. &c. In fact good and
extensive stock OF every article in his line.
bought (and paid torl ia the best mi. kete, and
selling very low. Also, a large assortment,
OF Patent Medicines; DR.. Wistar's Balsam of
"t't Cherry; DR.. Brandreth's Pills. Nerve
and Bnpe l.nimeat; Fahnestock's Varmifug-;
Aeue ills IF every descriptions, all genuine!
and many other eel. hrated medicines SO
Ounces Frcreh Quiniiie, pure.
mar SO as
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18

STUN. attorneys q !. =. T..a
80. lewt TERMS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-18

~bsfss-.'.slr SON. attorney mud ,nnsefiot a
5siic~ n. 80 couuseiiof anu solicitor IN Chan.
n.ss n ], lor ING purchase and sale OF resi-
~ Pleasant. Henry county. Iowa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-01-23
s'EsgjSY' SALE,

A s trustee for Col. John r. Richardson am author
"A I'D To SELL and uow offer To sell. the I.ibUR-
Bile TR.4CT OFL.3.ND, on which The said Rich
ardsan now resides. situated IN the South East side Of
the Roanoke River. adjoining the lands Of Gen Edward
Watts and Col. Wm. I.auuhurne, continuing RIVE
HUNDR ED md THREE ICRES, about one
hundred acres of which River Bottom, the balance Is
up Land of fine quality. well adapted TO the growth Of
Wheat and l'hacco There upon this Tract OF Land
comfortable Brick House and all the necessary aud
convenient Buildings.
The terms of sale will be made known on application
to Col. Richardson, residing the premises 10 the
subscriber at Fncastie.
also offer for sale a number of valuable SLApES,
belonging Ia the said richardson, consisting Of Men,
Women and Chlldien.
For information with regard to these Slaves. persons
DESTROYS Of purchasing, referred 10 Mr.. John IL.
Smith, al The Big Lick, 10 Col. Richardson.
ALEX. =. ESkRiDGE.
Dec. l6 tlt
o. Tie Stanton Spectator win please insert for
four weeks.
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E,H.S'Ee SEE.

o'enen'e 10 the order Of the worshipIu the county
- court OF Campbell, In the case oiryine rs Irvine,
d. pronounced al the November term lo44. the nn-
d Commissioners therein appointed. will, on frl>
No. e IN day of February next if fair, 1t not, the
' '' ray thereafter, upon the premises, proceed to
sell, at auction. TO the highest bidder, the
!, -, TRACT CT LAND.
Sa ''e sad decree mentioned, formerly owned by
a"uei irvine, deceased and allotted 10 his widow IN
NV containing about THREE HUNDRED ACRES, he
n ',"e more OF less; adjoining the Lands OF Achilles
l., ,""'lsnn and WIN. Norveli's estate, the Qua
r,ie.''hs hHuse. some three miles from Eynchhurg.
H., Land viii be sold in lots. 1t ahounds IN yalda~
'0 '''0er and frewood. The soil is productive.
TERMS.
10 ,-'eh'i part ofhe purchase money in cash. and
o pa'i"ee an credit ofoue, two and three years. IN
,, VA ms ailments from the day Of sale. Bond with
-, SECURITY VIII be required from the purchasers and
ae u''e Withheld until payment he made. Plas and
80 VIII be exhibited on the day OF sale; and IN the
."ea"'he, MI A. ID. Jnhaspn will show the Lands lC
' person VINO may he disposed 70 view them.
CHAS. w. CHRISTIAN C.,,,s
A. d. JOHNSON, wv"
jan : IF
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
THURSDAY, Jan. 10Th, '45.
Repors from Committees were made.
ELECTION OF SENATOR,

ELECTION OF SENATOR.
Mr. Broadus If Culpepper offered resolution that
the House WILL with the Of the Senate, pro-
coed Wednesday the 22nd inst. to the election ola
Senator Of the u. States, 10 succssl Mr., Rves.
Mr.. Leaae moved To lay the resolution on the ia
BILE.
Mr. Brosdus hoped the House would not lay the
uun The table, unless some reason be given fr il.
Il the intention of the Legislature TO make
leciian this winter. il was high time that initiate
ry step had been TAKEN
Mr. Ieake said the House had more business on hand,
than it could dispatch by the 22nd and Il WAS not
pected that the Legislature would ADJOURN sbnut The
the 22nd; and therefore, there occasloR Tor hase
besides several gentlemen absent, and they nigh
not be present on that day.
Mr. Broadus was not satisfied with the reasons given
for delay. BY adopting this resolution. timely notice
would be given those who absent. to be- in their
places Mr. Il. dsapprovcd of the practice Of postpon
ing alb important business 10 the very elise OF the Sos
sion: Now the excepted lime. The people ex-
pecied action, and for one, he would carry cut their
wishes.
Mr. Goodson would give for delay. The
Wings had meeting last night and had concerted their
action: and the Democrats would meet tonight and be-
ready for fight To morrow
Mr. DANIEL Of p. e.. suggested that there wefe two
sted elections undecIde and IL WAS not usual To gu
nio important elections. while such was the case. is
teferted To tho contest from Caroline, and from FAIR
fax.
Mr. Broadus enquired Of Mr.. Daniel, 1.-The expect
ed his party gain any thing by either of the contests
referred IL?
Mr. Daniel replied. that he did not expect any thing
frc m the contest Caroline believing the sittal
member entitled to his seat but as TO the Fairfax case.
he prepared To speak.
Mr. Bowden inquired of the Chairman of the CONS
mittet on Privileges and Elections, what action that
Committee had had IN regard to The matter from Far
fax.
Mr. Wleher stated tina, since the 'ass documents
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ToEER, TOU.sLEY.y NT.sTEEEU.
Eisl&MSo
ruE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.

,.,.s emi-,ceckly, (crery Monday and Thursday,
Is n,rers per annun payable in adranee No sub-
al f' m Ia recercdfor shorter time than sir months
,riH be discontinued, (ercept at the discretion
,rs GO sas @ al ,.s s's il, % ,,
W .r,,ss) for erery inner form insertion md 81
'fu s,rye Tor tess) for erery outer form insertion
Every ADVERTISER IS required 10 note, on his
mi ho,c long he iesheS ms advertisement inserted
tis,ntat not so noted trt be inserted til its dis
.".,;,,,ancs be ordered
'.op yE4RKF .4DVERTTSLA'i The terms are for
..-. ftro squares, 30. for one square, SIS for
s,,,ore inner form, ss5 Erety yearly Advertiser
10 r,guirea to cofae his advertising to his paricu-
lar lin, Of business.
- rOB PRINTING crectted neatly aud erpedtious-
!, nd on rfasonabie terms.
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E.esEalE (0r-.A 6alp.

s<fe8sfG E0F '9SssC.
I y 0BEDIENC + to the last will and testament @
4 ct Joseph " hlte, dec, shall EXPOSE to sale by
way OF Pabhe Auction, upon the premises, On Saturday
the LIST day OF February. 1913 TIE
r. ~ a q a @ T. r, A yre
upon which SAID decedant resided, situated the eaun
" ol }edtd adj lining the Lands Of fllhmaa 4 Co'bs
Esd, Pa,cha ". Nance and ohets--conlaluing by old
survey,
geo ACRES,
Which will be surveyed again aeafe the day Of sale
About one-thitd II this Tract IS IN noods and
GOOD TOBA eco LAND.
The cleared Land lies remarkably well, and is we'll n
dapted to the growth Of all kinds of grain, particularly
oioutr.
Terms | he cum Of five hundred dollars viii be re
qnifed IN cash pom the balance. credit of one, Two
ud three years vii hr given, The purchaser putehas
giving bond with uodouhted security, and the tlle
retained until the purchase money Is paid
MiGAJAIi DAVIS. y. s.
fur y Robertson. Sheriff If bedford,
and is anch Adm with the VII an
nexed Of Joseph " bite, deceased
Bpdflid. Jau. 3 tlF
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" as those in Gen Washingtons in regard 10 Mr. JEFF
ierson 3 famous Maaze euer. Perhaps the Grandson
tanoos recurreeonsl of papers he s) would lend his
valued add And surely MI Ritehe. Of whom Truth
Is The peculiar COMMODITY will help history tn This 1T
lie bil of ~ IL, SECRErARIo
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CAPITAL 30O,0OO;)

flee Na. CT. Wall street. This company insures
uldngs in general. Merchandise, Household fHrni-
ure and every e:cpon of Personal Property, against
loss or daiHaee, by fire.
The subscriber prepared to receive. and sollcs ap-
pcauns for Insurance in this Company, from the CHI
zens of Lyachbarg and OF the surrounding country
A Ii. ARMlSTEAD, b-Agoni.
Dec Is
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SUPERIOR fEEEEsLTG
TN 6SgEER

'kHlE SUBSCRIBER offers to the public an article
ofCHEwING ToBAcco, nf taira fine quality. 1T
was manufactured by Mr.. William l.. Saunders, ex-
P'ess'y for the retail market and is warranted 10 be Of
such quality as Will fail give satisfaction. For
sale BY the box or single pound.
Call and Try it. JOHN II. SFAY.
:. Druggist, Ly"chJmg, Ia
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EXSGEsESasses FOUNDRY.
We. W z 8 T.E Es E. ? . ~ IL T. " z
LEuayrQ G T.Y'NATFrr.

DEUaJT-o G TENATICE
4 N the square below the Franklin Hotel, Main tfrot
" and nearly opposite Mr. \. D. Tyrer's Grocery
Sure, beg leave la Ieurn thanks ihcr friends and
The public ar the very betal patronage extended the
Inn OF Jesse /. Dngull s Co. aud 10 inform them that
they may be found al their sand prepared % exc
cute
ALL EeINOs Or wOWg< ~ TmElw HsNEar
GsdShNt ~,
IN the neafes and must substantial MANNER and On the
shortest notice.
they are prepared to make all kinds of till
Castings Gudgeans. Cranks, Tobacco Scrrws and Pres.
ses, Fhincrs u every pattern Stnkers Seements and
IN hne every article prranlug 10 the manuiheInfe Of
iahacco, As we intend paying particular attention 10
ih, latter branch al our business respectfully solicit
calls from the Tobacco Manufacturers.
We Invite the attention ofihe Farmers 10 our pat.
ierHs ui Mould Boards and Plough Puin $.
BLACK sWEKfafSG.
Attached IN enr f1nnlrv, we have also a Blae. seth
SHOP, managed by of the besl worknen in the ny
per country. where all work in that line viii be done
ailh uea'ness and despatch.
JESSE I. nlUC11D.
JAMES MCNANEE
y. y We havn for sale few OF ljaldwln's Superior
Corn Goa Crushefs. }. 4. ID
}. Nj.
Jan. Is Is
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N u w q d . ID =.

IA have just received and opened for inspection.
W sbo,her supply Of BEAUTIFUL. GOODS
which for quality, style and workmanship. be
surpassed IN any market. Among them may be found:
Sup. black Beaver Over Coats wadded and quilted
all sizes.
" and Black Cloth Cl1als, very cheap.
" Beaver do dc
-" French Cloth do Dress Goats, some
thing extra,
Tweed Cashmere Office and DOrsay Goats
laleststyle,
do do Sacks. different colours.
black French Doeskin and plain Cashmere
Pants,
Fancy do and English plaid and
stripe do do
% % SILK Velvet dress Vests, very rich
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