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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-19
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
EXTRA SESSION.
Tuesday, March 4th, 1S45.

Tuesday March 4th, ls45.
At II o'clock A. M. the Hon. Willie P
Mangum, President pro tenn. of the Senate
called the Senate 10 order.
The following Senators Elect were call.
ed by The President pro tem., aud duly
sworn Senators of the United States for
six years from this date:
Hon. Thomas H. Benton, reelected
Senator from Missouri.
Hon. Lewis Cass, elected Senator from
Michigan, in the room of Hon. Augustus
S. Porter, whose term expired. ?.
Hon. John M. Clayton, elected Senator
from Delaware, in the room of Hon. r.
II. Bayard, whose term of service expired.
Hon. Thomas Corwiu. elected Senator
from Ohio, iu the room of Hon. Benjamin
TappaD, whose term ofservice expired.
Hon. William l.. Dayton, reelected
Senator from New Jersey.
Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson. elected Sem
a,of from New York, his election to The
residue of the Term Of The Hon. N. P. Tall
madge having expired.
Hon. John Fairfield, electeu Senator
from Maine, his appointment for the pre-
vious residue of term expired. =
Hon. Albert S. Greene, elected Senator
from Rhode Island, in the room Of Hon.
JOHN B. Francis, whose term of service
under appointment expired.
Hon. Jabez w. Huntington, reelected
Senator from Connecticut.
Hon. Reverdy Johnson, elected Senator
from Maryland, in the room Of the Hon.
William b. Merrick, whose term expired
Hon. Samuel S. Phelps, re elected Sem
alor from Vermont.
Hon. Jesse Speisht, elected Senator
from Mississippi, in The room OF Hon.
John Henderson, whose term expired.
Hon. Daniel Sturgeon, reelected Sena-
tor from Pennsylvania.
Hon. Daniel Webster, elected Senator
from Massachusetts, in the room of Hon.
Rufus Choa,e, whose term expired.
All the old Senators were in attendance,
his~qs, Hon. Isaac c. Bates, lconfned to
Hon. Jamesby severe indsposilion) and
quence Of severe afKse (absenl in conse-
The seats occupied previi99 his family
Of March by The Hon. Messrs. Frdbb!s Alb
Tennessee, Rives, of Virginia, and White
of Indiana, are vacant blythe expiration
of.their terms of service, and the omission
Of those States to elect persons 10 fill lheil
places.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-19
EDoEr1ELD DIsrRrcr TEsrEnAscE SOCIETY,".

EDaEFIELD DISTRICT TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
March ~, 1916.
The Executive Committee Of the Dis
,lrict Temperance Society met a, Edge6eld
Court House, and by. unanimous CONSENT,
appointed Mr.. j. G.. Bowman, Editor Of
the Temperance Advocate, to address The
regular meeting Of the Society ID June,
aud Thns: Pnpe, Esq, his alternate. - = {
Also, appointed the following gentlemen
as Temperance Lecturers, !; in theirrespec-,
tive Regiments: j. Sa: 80. tsS Il, :, 1.
Saluda Regiment,-Dr. e.. Burt, Pope
Norris, DR.. Holland.
Serenh Regment.-A. McCaine, F,
johnson. james Tupper. ~.
} Ninth, Regiment.-Rev. Mr.. Brewer,
Murin Holmes, George Blocker. 80
Resoiusd, That the Secretary. of the
Execu i've Committee, publish 10 the-Ad
vertiser the proceedings oflhc Committee,
and that the different local Societies in the
District be respectfully requested toJake
some action upon the proceedings Of :lhe
Distric, Temperance Society, and avail
themselves oflhe. labors Of The Temper
anre Lecturers appointed, and also such
other Lecturers as they may choose 10
select. - l.
- f. J.. MINIS,
3r~ Sec'rV Executive COMMITTEE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-19
SENATE OF UNITED STATES.
SPECIAL SESSION. 9

In Erecutius Session, March 10, l845.
Ordered, That The Injunction of secrecy
be removed lrom-the appointment of the
Committees, and that they be printed for
the use Of the Senate.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-19

At the annual election, held in Charleston,
-,,s,Ie 18th instant, for Directors ofthe Union
Da'A VI o',"-",b Carolina, the following. gentle:
u'eh were ele'tesS.a serve for the ensuing
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-03-19

Atthe annual election. held in. Charleston,
on. the 18th instant, for Directors,of the State
Bank. the following genllemen were reelected
to serve for the ensuing year ::
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-01

tons, but II cannot deIude the rest cf Ire
world. II viii be Judged and hell rcs7on-
slble, not by what !. may choas. 10 regard
as facts, and TO act upon as such. bgt bs
what are in reality facts, known and &C.
knowledged by all save herself.
Such are the views which the Prc=i5s at
entertains m reference % the renewal ot
the war, after so long 4 SUSPENSION. and
under existing circumstances. and the lar
barous aud bloody manner in which 81 is
proclaimed it viii be conducted. lie IN
structs you, accordingly, 10 address, with
out delay, to the proper department of the
Mexican Government. a communication.
IN which YOU will state the views enter
tanned by him in reference TO the renewal
OF the war while the question IL anncye-
ton IS pending, and the manner IN which
1t IS intended TO be conducted, and 10 pro-
test against both II strong Language. ac-
companied by declarations that the Presi-
dent cannot regard them with Indifference,
but as highly offensive 70 the United States.
You are also instructed % renew the decIl-
ration made 10 the Mexican Secretary hv
our Charge d'Affaires, in annsguciug the
conclusion of the treaty, that the measure
was adopted 10 no spirit Of hostility 10 Mex
leo, and if ann0Xation should be ccusum-
mated, the United States viii D. prepared
to adjust all questions growing oul ct ig
including that of boundary, Oh the most
liberal terms.
/ am, sir, respectfully,
Your OheLIent servant
]. G. CALHOUN.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-01
our OleCleut servant.
J. c. CALHOUN.
WILSON SHANNON, Esq. &c.

ANOTHER CoTroS FAcroEr, Capital
100000, is about to Be established a,
Camden, \. 1.-The Merrimack ca. Of
Lowell, Massachusetts, have last declared
a dividend Of ten per cent. for tleFast sax
months. ~ J. S1E-Heutral.
More ruin! Under the prospect. oafg 20
per cent dividends are declared. and vet
like the daughters Of the horse leach. The
cry is still gire! girs!t give Us mo-c pro-
lection, and the wings say Gmeat
Louisville Democrat
Yes, and we cotton planters Of The
South, who have to " give under tie
whig tariff are so oppressed Is the I0w
prices Of cotton and high prices &C. aIi wc
have % buy which IL causes. that e We
tan make dividend of meat GEI bread
we are doing pretty vel. Yet ihc p1r-
blind taritiies here, too, say, givei eiyeil
Let your blood flow, 70 gain streur'h,-fax
yourselves the higher, the less money yoa
have SeaaiaeI.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-01

LaTD, LiND.-TLerc are calculated O.
be I36,IlI,32g acres Of land uaa7rr-r..
ated in Texas, after Jeirctln- I'm 1le
grants by Mexico before the r-varz,s-z.
and al tie grants hv Tcx-s r7 settlers
and soldiers since Oac wurlI think talr
this was enough 10 paw The re.t which
has been 50 mach talked o. TSra.--rE
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-01

D. o. sHATTCCK. JOSHUA WHIrsIOzE.
SHATTUCK s. WHITMORE. AHo~-
y nq's al Lalr-Will practice in the
Courts of Holmes and Carroll.
]. Whilmore's office at Carrollion.
January !, 1915. ST
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1845-01-01

New Hotel.
? = VHE subscriber having opened Ilo-
te, at Carrollion, in the houso Tor
merry occupied by James Shirley, Ese. re-
specially solici,s a share Of puh'ic pc
tronare. w. c. HALE.
P. S. Ny stables are good, and the hes,
attention paid TO horses.
Dee. 30, 1914. Oft
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
REMARKABLE CURES.

OF all the cures that have yet been record.
, ed, there are certainly none equal TO the two
mentioned below. and they plainly show the
durability Of Consumption even in some Of
its W orsi forms.
Let every man, women and child read The
following, and we arc sure that il must salts.
fy oil Of the great virtues Of the medicine
WILL MIRACLES NEVER CEASE?
MORE EVIDENCE OF IT'S SUR
PASSING HEALTHR RESTORATIVE
VlRTUES!!!
From Dr. Baker, Springfield, Washington
SrslNeFirLp. Kentucky, May Id, as
GENTS: take this opportunity OF informing
you OF most remark bile cure performed on
me by tho use Of DR.. Visitors Bclscm of Wild
Cherry.
In the year lS4O i was taken with an inna-
nation Of the bowels, which labored und er
for ak weeks, when | gradually recovered
In the fall Of al, was attacked with a Sc
we're cold. which seated itself upon my lungs
and for the space Of three wears l was CON.
fined to my bed. | tried all kinds Of mcdi-
cines, ard every variety Of medical aid, with
out benefit, and thus wearied along until
the winter oi 1874, when heard oil ssWistar's
Balsam of Wild Chcrry.D
My friends persuaded me to give il trial.
though had given hp all hopes Of recovery
and had prepared myself for the change Of an
other world. Through their solicitation
was induced to make use Of the ssGenuine
Wietar's Bslsam Of Wild Cherry.H The ef.
feet was truly astoniahing After FIVE years
Of affliction, pain, and suffering, and after
having spent four or five hundred dollars to
no purpose, and the best and most respecta-
bic physicians had proved unavailing. / was
soon resiored to entire health by the blessing
Of God and the use of DR.. Wistar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry.
am new enjoying good health and euch
i my altered appearance that am no longer
known when 1Eeet my former acquaintances.
/ have gained rapidly in weight, and my
as any person. and my food seems to agree
with me. have eaten more during the last
six months than had eaten Tor fve years be-
feyc.
Considering my case almost miracle, 1
deem il necessary for the good Of the afflicted,
and duty owe TO the proprieto tors ard my
fellow men; (whs should know where relief
may be had) to make the subject public.
May the blessings Of God rest upon the
proprietor Of 80 valuable medicine as Wistar's
Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM H. BAKER.
PHELPS 4 BLAKELEY, corner Of Third
and Chesnut Streets, ST. Louis, Mo-, General
Agents for the West. The true and genu-
inc Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry is sold by
the undersigned Agents.
#. COPP q PARSONS, Burlington.
Joseph T. NJ u ere, Fort Madison Joseph $.
Fennimore, Bloomington. +. c. Lyon, Iowa
Ciiy. w. D McCord Columbus City, Robert
tjolmes, Marion. and by respectable Drug
glsls aud Dealers IN every town and city
throughout the Western States and Terrific
ries. @
nev '45-ly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

The Nest Medicine
I'm the world j. now admitted to be Or. Sher.
u mans Medicated Lpxenkes. They are 90
pleasant that they can be as readily taken As
the most pleasant confectionery. They consist
COUGH LOZENGES,
Which are the safest and most effectual rcm-
edy for coughs, colds, consumption, whooping
cough, asthma, &c, ever offered TO the public.
laying the irritation of coughing, and removing
the cause of the disease.
.A9 a a WORM LOZENGES. lk
The only infallible worm medicine ever dis
covered. In over 4OO,O 900 cases they have never
been known to fail Many diseases arise from
worms and occasion long and intense suffering
and even death without their ever being sus.
pected( grown persons are very often afflicted
with them, and are doctorcd for various com.
plants, without any benefit, when one dose o.
these lozenges would speedily cure them.
CAMPHOR' LOHENGE&
For nervous or sick head ache, palpitati0n b
the heart. lassituds and nervous affection gener
ally. Persons travelling or attending large par
ties will find the Lozenges really reviving, ant
CATHARTiC L0zENGEs.
The best cathartic medicine for removing
bile from the system and preventing attacks o
the billions and intermitting fever Of this sectio
of country. R
ShermaM's Poor Mdn's Plaster.
This plaster, Of which over 2,000, 900 are sol
yearly, is believed to b the best plaster 70
rheumatism, lunbago, pain in the back, side
pared, and its price (only 12A cents,) brings
within the reach Of every person in the commu
| nifty. For sale by J. READ,
Sole Agent, Burlington; Lot Mofftt, .Aagusts
Tryon & Day, Oquawka.
| feb % ,46--ly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Important
To House-keepers, Hoase-holders, and Ne
chnnics srsncrnll1

To House-keepers, House-holders, and Ne
chanics generally.
The first China; Glass, Queens and Hardware
Store in Iowa.
N MCINTYRE, importer Of, and dealer in
~. the above goods, has fixed on the city Of
Burlington for the transaction Of mercantile bu-
sneas, 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 TO go into
particulars, yet he would gay, that in this estab
lishment will at all times be found every article
in his line adapted to the wants Of town and
country. Retailers especially throughout the
Territory will always find .fs.ll Stock Of COM
mon ,carc to suit the wants their customers in
a new country. To the Mechanics of Burlng-
ton and neighboring towns he would just re-
mark, that he will make it his Constant care to
be well supplied with edge fools of every descrp-
tion, and ofthe best manufacture. Orders from
a distance thankfully received and carefully and
promptly executed.
10 The Iowa City Standard and Keosauqua
Democrat will each publish the above to the
amount of $5, and charge the advertiser.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Jewett,s Patent Cary Plough.

TIME subscriber would inform his f,ends and
L customers that he has now on hand large
supply OF the above justly celebrated ploughs. OF
this years manufacture, and is therefore pre-
pared to fill ell orders at the shortest notice.
Within the past year | have added some val
liable improv ement. to said plough The msuld-
board is l-2 inches higher, aud is fastened 70
The standard with bolts and screws, instead OF
rvets formerly. II can therefore be easily
taken off for repairs or any other purpose. at
pleasure. The standard is also inches higher
and cast with the same circle as the mouldboa rd
until il enters the beam. This prevents all possi-
biity OF lis choking in the most foul ground.
The heel OF the landslide is also cost with chill
which will prevent its wearing 50 fast, thereby
causing the plough to rul less steady than when
new.
To those who have used these ploughs. land
there thousands OF the best farmers in Mis-.
souri and Illinois who have.) not one word to
their performance need be said To those who
have not tested their superiority over all other
kinds now in use with Us, aud their perfect ad-
apta,ioa 70 our light, loamy soil, viii say that
YOU would promote yonr interests by giving them
trial. You will find them TO work easy for your
team, to do the work with great expedition and
to do it well. The mouldboard being made Of
wrought iron, Of a peculiar shape. and the entire
shear of steel. they bright in all SOLE, which
is the great desideratum in plough for this sec
ton Of country.
HUDSON Il. BRIDGE,
Successor TO Bridge & Hale.
mar As JOHN G. Fo0TE. Agent. 4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Reads Concentrated syrup Of sar-
saparilla.

Readb Concentrated Syrup OF Sar.
s0parilla.
puNHE subecriber now offers 10 the public
j. his preparation Of Sarsaparilia. which ss
been much used at the East, though neye,
hereto fore offered for sale. Il is not intende I'd
tor cure OF every disease, but AZ grand rem.
ovator Of the human system, and perfect rem
cdy for such diseases AZ proceed from an un-
FREQ state OF the bloo6 or habits. II is intend.
ed for scrofulous affections, chronic rheuma A.
tism. diseased liver, general chronic disorders,
syppilis, and 10 particularly efiacacious ia re-
moving the effects Of mercury from tho sys.
tenn. The following Recommendations will
satisfy all Of the great usefulness Of the med.
icine. To those to whom Dr.. Carroll 10 h nown,
HE name 10 quite sufficient. S6SF
so ArrLRBoRos, Mass. Dec. 25, 1915.
READS Sarsaparilla has been Of rrent ser
vice in this community, and numerous instan-
ces Of radical cnrcs might bc named. II is
particularly efhcacious in Chronic diseases,
and know Of nothing sarer in removing the
effects OF mercury from the syssem. Though
heretofore made only for private use, its vii
tue has become extensively known.
A. s. DRAPER.
Being a friend privately and era,uito usl '
benefited by the above article, / can freely
Say that Iagrse with all that hae been sal by
Mr.. Draper, and am pleased to learn that the
article is aboa, to be offered publicly for sale,
as the suffering commonly will he greatly
assisted by il. ID. C. CARRoIr, nj. ". n
The above medicine is neatly put 10. and
sold, wholesale and retail, At the City Drug
Store, by ,sAss fN@ j. READ.
March 90. l845,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

OLD HAWKEYES UNDERSOLD
CASH Cash Cash,--Hides, Leather, Boots, Nloss
and Fimdings.
s. VAN DUSEN & CO..
HAVE just opened shop on Jefferson street,
Ii three doors east Of Third. where they offer
at wholesale and retail, cheaper than can be sold
elserhere IN The Territory,
HEAH~EHH~ n
OF every description, such as Harness, Bride.
Upper, Calf, Kip, and Sole Leather.
Also a8
A large assortment Of first rate CUSTOM WORK
Gents Calf Boots and Shoes;
Ladies' Kid Shoes, Ties, Baskins, &C., NS
Childrens' Shoes Of every description; also,
large assortment Of
SHOEMdKERS FINDINGS,
Such as Lasts, Pegs, and Sparables. all of which
they will sell for the tsready root,n hides, aps
proved country produce, tallow &c. They win
pay cash for hides. The subscribers will carry
on the
Currying Business
In Burlington, and will therefore be able to sell
better article of leather and cheaper than any
other person can offer to the public.
Hawkeyes and Suckers, one and all. are re-
spectively solicited before they close bargains
to call two doors east Of McIntire's Hardware
Store and examine the goods offered BY
mar % 45-tf S. VAN DUSEN & CO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

Consumption Of the Lungs,
ArrEcrIoNs OF THE LIVER, ASTHMA, BRoscHrrIs.
PAIN OR WEAKNESS OF TnE BREAST OR LuNos,
CHRONIC CouGH, PLEURisy, HEMoRRHAGE
OF LUNGS, AND ALL AFFECTIONS or
THE PULMONARY ORGANs.
x MONG sllthe famous medicines for con-
IA sumption, none eeorts TO be meeting
with greater success, or gaining higher rep.
utation than that most wonderful article,
Wist0r's Balsdm Of Wild Cherry. That itstands
At the head Of all other remedies is now uni
versally conceded. Ii has cured thousands
upon thoassnds, Of all classes, in cases Of tho
most dangerously consumptive character. and
physicians Of the greatest eminence, through
out our whole country. unhesitat,ngiy rec-
ommend II 40 the most powerful csraiirs Of pull
monary d,seaees in the whole range Of phar.
macy. The sales in the western state have
thus far been unparalleled, and the most graf
tying proofs Of its efficacy have been receive
Thousands Of consamptire patients have oltea.
dy tested it's exalted virtues, and confe ssed
ite surpassing excellent and amazing power.
The remarkable success Of this balsam is no
doubt owing, in a great meaeure, TO the pc
cuiiarly agreeable and powerful nature OF its
ingredients. It's q fine herbal medicine, com
posed chiefly Of wild cherry bark aud the
genuine Iceland NOES, (the lat,er imported
expressly for this purpose, (the rare medical
virtues Of which are also combined ~ new
chemical process with the ersract OF fre-
thus rendering the whole compound the most
certain and cihcacious ever discovered for
Coasxmption Of the L1ngs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
COACH FACTORY.
COrse s Hartman,

DETURN their thanks to the citizens of
HI Iowa and Illinois, for the liberal share of
public patronage which they have received, and
embrace this opportunity Of informing them that
they have removed from their old stand, on JEFF
ferson street, to more commodious building,
situated on the corner Of Valley and Main sts.,
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 will enable them to furnish work at
rates to smt the purchaser. Produce of every
description taken in payment for work.
may Ia ,l4-6m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

TINE undersigned have just opened Livery
i Stable in the rear of Corse & Harriman's
Coach Factory, where they intend keeping at
all times good and general assortment Of horses
and carriages Of every description, to suit the
public; and they hope BY faithful attention to
business to merit share Of public patronage.
Persons wishing their horses kept by the week
would do well to give them call before engage
ing elsewhere; for they pledge themselves to
shall be spared to render general satisfaction.
McCALLDN, C0RSE 4 CO.
may Is ,l4-3m t l
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
FANCY GOODS.

DICH cashmere e'cossa, for ladies' dresses;
II do Repp do do do d
Fine gala plaids, all wool;
Erk and fig'd dress silks, q splendid asst;
Rich silk, cashmere and turkeine shawls;
Plain and plaid woollen and cloth do
Rich embroidered do do do
i Best quality French kid gloves;
line linen cambric hdkfs;
New style woollen scarts, latest fashion;
Silk mitta and gloves, all qualities;
BPk and cold cashmere, 81 X and cotton
hose, &C., &C., for sale, BY
sept 27'45 W. COOLBAUGH&C 4 co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
FIRE! FlREu

PROTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST LOSS
BY FIRE.
.dge~cy .detHa Insurance Company, Hartford,
Connecticut.
z NHE subscriber having been appointed agent
Il for the above company is prepared to in
sure against loss or damage BY fire; dwelling
houses, stores, barns, mills &C., &C., at as low
rate as any similar institution.
From the known ability and punctuality Of
this company in adjusting all losses covered BY
them, those wishing to protect themselves
against loss will find it their interest to insure
through this Office. FJ. G. PEASLEY,
Burlington, Aug. ~ "a .agsxt. {
(HaWkeve convl
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
BRITANNIA

TIME subscriber having the Agency for the
l. safe of Britannia Ware, has just opened at
the China and Hardware Store, corner Of Third
and Jefferson sts., complete assortment Of the
above goods, comprising in part, Coffee Pots,
Tea Pots, Sugars, Creams, Bowls, Tnmblers,
Knives and Forks; all OF which he offers al
manufacturing prices. d., MCINTYRE,
Importer Of, and dealer in China, Glass and
Hardware.
dec % ,44
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
Lookup Glasses.

n .OOKING GLASSES and Looking Glass
IL Plates, constant y on hand; large assort-
ment Of looking glasses and plates without
frames, embracing al sizes between I n 3 an.
20k IS, at prices that cannot fail to please. i
Private house-keepers, proprietors Of board
ing houses and hotels can have their frames fill.
Cd, now rendered perfectly useless by the plates
being brekens lis se s d. MCINTYRE, q
aug % s45 opposite the Barrett House.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20
CAPS.

on DOZ. common muskrat caps;
~ 10 do super do do tssss
20 do men and boys sealct do
do do extra fur seal do
do do extrs fine otter do; together
with general assortment Of men and boys cloth
cape. for sale. BY
sept y as W.T.. CooLBAuGH e CO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-12-20

lsa raj NEW 0OOKXs
lust received Harper's Pictorial Bible, Nos.
u 81 and 90, Wandering Jew, No. ID, Knick-
eroocker Sketch Book, The Married State, Mon
tezuma, or the Serf, Evelina, By Miss Burney,
Inc Seeress OF Prevoorst, Or The Wonders Of
Mesmerism, Dashes at Life with Free Pencil.
BY Willis, No. 5 Penny Magazine, the cheapest
work now published, Godey's Magazine for
July, for sale by s3s sattak
aug J. F. TALLANT.