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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03
The Crops.

In travelling across the country from
this place to Jacksonville. during the
pas, week, we could not be otherwise
than extremely gratifed TO see the la.
bors of the husbandmen so abundan,ly
rewarded as The evidences all around
US indicate they will be the present sea.
son. The numerous and extensive
fields of wheat had already began to re.
ceive their golden hue. and on our re.
turn many Of these were already har.
vested. The wheat crop is abundant,
and as general thing never looked
better, while the corn, oats, rye and
potatoes looked equally well, and pro-
mise as rich harvest to the farmer az
the wheat crop. The Giver Of every
good and perfect gift has been lavish
Of his kindness the presen, season, and
if the farmer. who is the direc, recip.
len. of SO much goodness is no. truly
grateful, we know not where to look
for gratitude to the Maker Of all things.
Murder.-Carshage, Hancock coun-
~ has been the theatre of another trag-
edy. On last Monday week dispute
arose about some writings beween Dr.
Marshall, Clerk Of the County, and Mr.
Deming, the Sheriff. Deming it is
said "gave the lie" to Marshall, when
the latter struck the other with cane.
Deming drew revolving pistol from
his pocket and fred three charges, the
last of which took effect, and caused the
almos. immediate death of Marshall
Deming refused at frs. to be taken. but
we learn that he has since been taken
into custody.
Hon. LOUIS McLANE, of MARYLAND.
has been appointed Special Minister to
Great Britain.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03

GEORGE JOY EloMER, the well known
christian phllan,hropisl, Of the firm of
Homes, Homer & CO., Of Boston, re.
Gently died in tina, city.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03

The Caledonia has arrived in Boston
from Liverpool in l44 days. There is
no news. The war fever had subsid.
ed. American produce in demand.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03

Nngular Death.--As an emigran,'s
wagon was passing the house Of Mr.
johnson. about SIX miles from this city,
on Friday last, child which lay on the
lap of its mother accidentally fell out.
and. passing under the wheel, was
crushed to death. The names Of the
parents were Shilling, who were emf.
grating from Knox county H.. to the
interior Of the Territory. In addition
to this heart rending affection, they
were quite poor. Every thing was
done tina. could be though, Of TO alIevi-
ate their sufferings BY Mr. Johnson's
family. and the child was decently bu.
ried on Saturday morning following.
The Mississippi. Missouri. Ohio,
Illinois, and all the other minor streams
in the west are quite full. The freshet
on some of the streams is nearly as
great as it was last season.
Lake Michigan and the Mississip-
pi.-A communication has been eslab-
lished the present season between the
Mississippi and Lake Michigan. The
Steam boat Maid Of Iowa runs up 10
the Portage on one side and nearly
meets the steamer Manchester from
Green Bay. a, the Portage on the other;
in fact, when both steamers are at their
several ports, they are so near as to see
each other. At high water we believe
the Maid could sail over into the Lake
withou. much difficulty. The freigh.
from Galena to the Lakes on this route
is 81 rs per hundred.
Some Of the Territorial loco foco pa.
pers are quarrelng about the spoils.-
The Keosauqua Democrat and Bloom.
ing,on Herald complain, and the form.
er opposes giving all the printing to The
Reporter as a violation OF democratic
principle. He is borne out in his ar.
gumen. by the avowed hostility of his
party 10 the granting Of exclusive phi
vileges and monopolies Of all kinds
He has doubtless found on. by this time
that this opposition is theoretical. and
like most other loco foco doctrines only
applicable where every thing is to be
gained and nothing can be los, by its
practical enforcement.
There was land slide at Warsaw,
Ulster County, N. Y. on the Sd ult.,
which carried off into the valley below
and the Rondou. stream, sixty acres Of
land. These occurrences are compar-
a.ively frequen, in New York.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03

The Madison Express says 1.-THE
Oregon Expedition which recently left
Wisconsin was composed Of 736 per-
sons, ll46 work cattle, 1928 loose cat
tie. l65 wagons, 2l2 horses and mules,
and 1884 fire arms"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03

The Florida election has, as was an.
licipated, terminated in favor of the 10.
co focos by abuu. 500 majority.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03
T1IKEN ZIP by Harvey Benson, :

l. Jefferson Township, Henry 49,
Iowa, a dark iron gray mare suppose mi, W.
Wears old, small lump on the r'go, 4
der: said mare had bell on with NV
ters ID. n. b. marked on the bell. n,
Appraised at ihirty.hve dollars ~ NIL
9th day OF June A. ID. lo4o, beiofs
Mason j. p. - %
Attcst-C. B. DART, Clerk Of INC
of Commis'rs Of said County
June l9-4513i
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03

Twelve hundred persons were buried
recently in New Grenada by an ava.
lanche Of snow. Grea, damage was
also done 10 property.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03

Thirteen Horse Thieves have been
taken and lodged in the Jail a. Quincy,
Illinois. They can, and it is expected
some Of them will make disclosures Of
the villainy Of others engaged with
them. The times require that all
should be on the aier, in detecting and
bringing to justice vagabonds and
thieves. Nothing else will so soon
give this kind Of gentry disrelish for
their employment and lessen the a.
mount of crime. An honest and eff.
cient police in any community will Sc
cure safety to life and property. and
add to the general prosperity.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03

Terds. Proclamation Of Pre-.
sident JONES, Of the Alb ull., announces
that over,ures have been made to the
government, Of Texas by Mexico. for.
mally to acknowledge the independence
of Texas. Nothing could be done on
the subject, however, until the meeting
of Congress, which was TO have taken
place on the 10Th ult. In the mean
time, in consideration Of these over.
lures, he proclaims cessation Of hos
,lities by land and sea against Mexico,
to secure choice between the olterna.
tues of peace ,oith the Uorld and in.
dependence, or .Annerdfion and its
contingencies. This squints little
towards anti.annexatiOn. We hope to
&c, some important news in q week or
two.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03
RESIGNATION Of Mr. Noble.

We are obliged to crowd out the rea.
sons assigned by Mr. Noble for his
course in the Legislature. He has re.
signed and we shall endeavor to pub.
lish his explanation ia our mex. num-
Der.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03

n TAKEN UP by Henry Weaver, Y
Il Wapeilo, Louisa County, Iowa Ten
tory, on the 4th inst. two estray hofsA
one bright sorrel bald face, six year
old, thirteen aud half hands high. nsh
hind foot white, with harness marks on |"
shoulder, appraised at $50. ..,,lI
The other dark brown, six years OLD
hands high, some harness marks. apPfs'S'
at $50. Certified June 9th, ls45.
A draught from my Estray Book. -.
JOHN GlLLELAND,C G. CUE
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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03

Com mencement at Illinois College.
We attended the commencement, in
Jacksonville, during tbs las, week. and
were much gratiied with the varied
exercises Of the occasion.
There were fifteen graduates, and all
those who took part in the exercises
evinced an amount of talen. which
would have been considered creditable
TO graduates in the Oldest established
institutions Of learning in The coun.
try.
In addition to the regular exercises
Of Commencement, the Exhibition Of
the Pupils Of the Female Academy un
der the superintendent of the Rev. Mr.
Williams-the Inauguration Of Presi-
den, Sturtevant--ihe Convention of
Teachers-ihe Grafton and Poem be.
fore the hlumni-and the Anniversary
of the Female Education Society, ex.
cited grea, interest and gave general
satisfaction.
The Inaugural Address OF President
Stur'evant was noble specimen Of elo.
quence and forclble argument, highly
appropriate to the occasion, and if
printed. as it ough. to be. will do much
in enligh,ening the public on topics of
grea. importance aud with which the
people should be familiar.
The College is now in Aourishing
condition; and we know OF no collegiate
institution where student can obtain
amore thorough education than in Jack
sonville. The Faculty, with Presiden!
S,urtevant at its head, is composed of
gentlemen Of superior literary and in
telleclual qualifications. and those who
have sons to be educated may safely
entrust them to the care Of these gentle
men.
The Commencement exercises were
conducted in an amphitheatre in the
College Grove-the weather was de.
lighlful-the refreshments were ample
for the vast crowd assembled on the
occasion-and all. strangers and CHI.
zens. were highly gra.itied with a
Feast OF reason and flow Of soul"
The Gazette calls Mr. Lows, IN de.
rision. Farmer Love-" Well. let
him be a farmer, we think him much
better and a more capable man TO rep.
resen, the people in Congress, than
Gen. Dodge, who never was any thing
since we have known him bu, an Office
Holder. Place them together and see
which doth sound the best. Office
Holder Dodge or Farmer Lowell
Which! The people will answer on
the frs. Monday in Angus. next.
The Gazette pra,es about General
Dodge's influence in Washing,on.-
Tha, influence mus, have been great,
when he. professed democrat. permit
ted i. to be entirely coun.eracled by the
arguments Of Mr. Vin,on's wing speech,
which he declares were "lucid and co.
gent"
Teras. Proclamation Of Pre-.
sident JONES. Of the 4lh ull., announces
tbat overtures have been made IN tho
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03
y Office.

y consequence Or the increasing ugnlba
Il OF Applications rom gatipus portions n
the ieirtt"Ey, anu 10 Psev u: thr eiasAlHs
o. h's numerous engagements, the suoscfp
Der will esteem 1t favor OF his old irsnc
and acquaintances, in the different Count
Seats and Settlements. ;boih indlvitasll
and collectively,l to give him a, least lot
night notice previous TO the contemplate
time. J. B. NEW HALL.
Burlington, July 3. 1916
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03

TAKEN UP by John Parket
Il the 18th day OF May, lo45. an es.'I
Mare Of light grey color with small ",
epecks, about IA hands high. with 49,
marks and u scar on the right side aa -
on the right thigh; supposed to be twel..
thirteen years old--appra,sed at WIN WI
seven dollars and fifty cents on the
day Of May. l5t5, before Henry swan. =
Attest-C. B. DART. Clerk
;.,2-3t B. C. c. II. G. -
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03

Hon. LOUIS McLANE, Of Maryland,
has been appointed Special Minister to
Great Britain.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03

The Mississippi. Missouri. Ohio,
Illinois, and all the other minor streams
in the west are quite full. The freshet
on some of the streams is nearly as
grea. as it was last season.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-07-03

DINE LUMBER Of all description
Il very cheap by
jy3 ). & P. LINDEMUTH.
IN BOXES TOBACCO OF a sI
~ perior article by
jy3 S i LlNDEMUfh
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-02

vTvHE subscriber now offers 10 The public
u his preparation Of Sarssparills. which has
been mnch nscd At the East, slough nevci
heretofore offered for sale. Il is not intended
tor cure Of every, diseass, but q grand rem.
ovatoS Of the human System, and perfect rem.
edy for such diseases a. proceed from IN an
free state Of the blood OF habits. II 10 intsnyi-
ed for scrofulous affections, chronic rhe ina
tisn. diseased liver, general chronic disord ers,
syppilis, anI 10 partic ulsrly e6acacious in re-
moving the effects Of mercury from The sys-
ten. The following recommendations will
satisfyail Of the great usefulness Of the med.
icine. Tothose to whom Dr.. Carroll 10 / now n.
his uame 10 quite sufficient. 9aisf .a
ArrLEBoRe', Mass. Dec. IS, Is45. 4
Read's Sarsaparilla has been Of Rrea, ser
vice in this comm unity. aud numerous ins.a
ces Of radical cures might DO named. III 10
particularly aeihcscious in Chronic diseases.
and know Of mOthiug sGrer in semovi No the
effects Of mercury iron the syssem. Though
heretofore made only for private use, its III
tue has become extensivs::y known. y. " !,
Being q friend privately ami ratui,ously
bene6tieda by the above article, can freely
say thatl agree with al that has been said bv
Mr.. Draper, and am pleased to leatn thu, IN.
article IL about 20 be offered pa blicly for sale.
~ the Suffering community viii Be orc atlv
aesis,cd BY ii. d. C.. EARRoLI. nj. III
The above medicine 10 neatly put NO, and
sold. Wholesale, and retail, q The CITY Drug
Store, ~ ~. 81 3siaa J. READ. a
March %. 1916. *ft 4 Ts4.sHg 4sF4 III Y.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-02
Jewctl's Patent Cary Plough.

TINE. ssoaiI iafsyas Ms fsirnds an,
customers that NJ bss now on hasd lAst I
supply Of the above justly celebrated Paoaghs.s"I
this sexrs HSaaslactntr, and - theretcsa nprs
cared 10 Gil, al ordsr 70 u the shortsst nossses
W thin the past year 4 hare added some VT
uable Improve ments to said pi hugh. The meqlf
board isl = inches higher. aud IS fastened n
t6e siahsiard with bolts md screws, instead Aol
ariysts "a formerly. Il can therefore Be EARLY
taken on FOR REPAIRS or any other FpArpeAe. tai
idea sure. The standard ~ atso iaeh~A1 ixAsr
sad east with tlse same circle ~ the as0uldb
s,os;i Il enters che This prsyeess pa ssssi
h, tty ot iss choking IN the most fowl ground
TIE heel Of Tie landalids also coat viii acl.Il
wk,eL will, .pTeyeat its wearing 20 fAst, thereby
causing Tie plough y IN ls:s SHADY than Wis
: rs those Who nav. used tssis aiSsshs. taas
tfsers Are thou.andsi oi the best fsrHSers imvs.
sodsi and liiaois Who hasc) not Ossep word ~ 2
theiTs persorsWaoce' need 10 rssids fTDsAose Nho
hsss not iesedi th~is superiority over siloihes
AandG aovsin nss wsths ~ md sslAeir psrtsGt sJ
sptstioa 20 our light losuy sails - ~ sAs, that
sqS .oSt pre@ose,s oag istsrrsAa ~ &.yink cue -
aarist YOU will md thepA " work sssI Tor YOUR
lean, 10 90 the ~erk with. great txpsdition And
10 do, II Mel,y The nioaidboard heing INSIDE. q
~roukht 1tuh. of peeeii~r SHAPE. and the entire
sksssof ssstA they bright N ~ sofia. ~b'ch
.,o sss 3. a sssss.s:s ss n s:s5Ei7 IS
Y, ~ w. bsrc " HUDSON, isssai eftfT
,s1.,s Z; ss'''s J e. e. 6. 4 "a H ssal
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-02
Important

Important
To House-keeprs, House-holde,-s, and .Ee-
's chnaics generally.
The first China, Glass, Queens and Hardware
Store in Iowa.
I'M MCINTYRE, importer Of, and dealer IN
H. 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 dad Retail at the ST. Louis prices.
Although he deems it unnecessary to 60 into
particulars, yet he would say. that in this estab-
lishment viii at all times be found every article
in his line adapted 10 the wants Of town and
country. Retailers especially throughout the
Territory will always find a full Stock Of CON-
mon ,rare to suit the wants Of their customers in
new country. 10 the Mechanics OF Burling-
ton and neighboring towns he would just re-
mark, that he will make il his constant care to
be we'll supplied with edge tools of every descri-
ton, and OF the best manufacture. Orders from
distance thankfully received and carefully and
promptly executed. sas aB si.f4- tF
10 The Iowa City Standard and keosauqua
Democrat will each publish the above 10 the
amount Of S., and charge the advertiser. +,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-02
New Leather store.

VTyHE subscriber is about opening, in Mr..
i Barger's large brick building on Front
street, few doors north Of the Steamboat Hotel,
a NEW LEATHER STORE, where he will
at all times constantly keep on hand sole, and
upper leather, cali and morocco, lining, binding,
shoemaker's findings sc. Also, shoemaker's kits
and tools. ~ s, s,st.s si3f erIa,.a.rsa.a,.,,
raw and dry hides, as he is about establishing a
tannery in Burlington or its vicinity. Personr
in the county having hides which they wish
tanned can Be, accommodated By the subscriber
on the most reasonable terms. ~ 49,, ~ ~.
Jun. 20 '44-,I. -. r. .FIECHTNER-,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-02

ut THE
NEW YORK STORE.

q
"F @aae AT THE EM
NEW YORK STORE.
On Main street. in the aes brick b.ilding betueex
Washington and Columbia Sta.
ERENCH, English, and American prints; bal.
i zarine and painted muslins; striped lace mus
Inns, Swiss and jaconett; French r.orked collars
aud coaretts of the most rare style; Isle laces,
edgings and ilsertings; bonnets, good assort-
ment.
GROCERIES, =
The attention of families is respectfully d.
Tected to the assortment Of groceries which have
been selected with great care. .-s-.s., ..st
Teas, coffee, chocolate and sugars Of very
superior quality, and other articles too nnlner-
Gus 10 mention, al Of which will be sold ex-
tremely low, at the NEW YORK STORE
There will be weekly arrivals OF new and fresh
goods which will be sold at very small advance
over eastern prices. Those wishing cheap and
good goods will please call, as it is pleasure 10
show goods. Fer -Wl
may 4'ii s@Ne ssfs.g ais
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-02
MAHTEEN SYRUP.

TNHlS delicious preparation is now. offered
L for ,the first time TO the people Of this
Territory. It's eseat efficacy in relieving se-
we're coughs has rendered il justly popular al
the East. 1t can be given with perfect safety
I o the youngest children.
Fot sale y holesals and retail, at the CRY
pRrG SroRE. a..'
Dec. 81 READ
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-02
CITY DRUG STORE.
NEW E2IABLIsHMENT.

RExNkA 49, ~ the
I citizens 81 Bdasllr Sdjoinine
county, that he has ta13n go.
OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE,
MAIN STREET, BURLINGTON
lately aud fassrabIv Ennsn ~ sAsrsiea Of thu
4h .sa4s s30OOD SAMAR1TAN,n 81 lasAss-
Formesly kepa hy DR.. JACOa GAenr, deceased.
The proprietor - SOW Eating uplwith "A easir,
aew stock Of choice and approved s i 80.
Dvsgs aud Mcdieis<s,' Paiats asd Des,
" hich be prepared 10 sell IL the lowest msrke,
prices. Also. on baud. ! full assortncn nj Of the
most approved iar w sts 80 As.tats &C.
Patent Medicines. -
Arrsns ements have ht<n made in the Eastern
cities by which constant supplies Of fresh Medi.
cbnes will be forwsrded.s fsst ss'tf
NJ physicisa. Prescriptions carefully asdsccd.
rstels compounded. .>ao 49,
t;oua.ry Physicians and Merchants supplied on
favorable terms.
oct II '44--tis a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-02

.z.s Il isl4s 10 Let. 1tsf a.ss.gT
"E willie for number of years part Of
w Lot No. 1877, immediately south of the
new Market House. The lot is eligibly situated
for stores and business houses. Enquire of
sept u IA CRIMES s STARR +,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-02
Mill and Gross cut Saw

III Mtu and Cross Cut saws u !:
ME Subscnbsrhaso n hand, and offers for
u sale u thu. Cincinnati prices, El5 feet
Of MILL AND Gloss CTR Saws III A.
.,s.s....sF, d. M,lNTIRE.
Importer Of, md dealer in China Glass and
Hardware. :.@Ta' II fsa- IhttNE =
ian 4. AS, 5 sa4aE asa 81. e< a8l n
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-02
interesting to Farmers and
!i9ss siar ID ss Others sag sF.s sa sd

+ READ, formerly Of The CITY Of New York
y. iaiofnis Farmers aud The public il general
that he II nav prepared 70 dispose az M ~
APPROVED PATENr REArtNts fA(iHtNFS
0tsofrights Tor Cos"ties,s Ststrs or Territories
son reasonable tessas- sns1lf tvoykine machine
mss - seen now 10 Bdrlington--tAs ssne which
,was exhibited but short time siace isithe Geld
AZ Neus y qrk, in the presence OF the Mayor, aud
aCoMasitt~e Of sthe 9sletica. lAstitute, and \,
Washington. IN the prcsence .pf the Hon. Henry
L. Ellsworth. Commissioner Of Patents Assf d
large nnmber Of members Of Congress md riti.
satisfied with rs otsrati6a Mr.. Ellsworth pro.
isassnsr ng thu best reaper Be Md ever Ssed EAi
tAe Esie Of shso Asesicsa1 Hesitate IN ls4(, hi,
took the cprelaiuins eHd the Alsdsk khsa
awarded . now in. T,osseasian Of tle subscriber.
Alss ssWber Of letters from me naberA OF Con.
Eress tsstifying 70 the quality " tbs ReApsrs,
m.y De seen oy calling on me. = 80
s' ' sss S;s;; s..s .s,: .ssr
lts thssNnchiass ~ sweseAdi b ss-ft<nb.A Ehe
rake thptNtln Gesiwsrompleaelss froas ~ Gs-
chine. and leaves IT in bundles feSiy ar bia5sna
Aasxcsllsnt Opportunity i now offered L. So
.erpr'.ing "sehaslp. me- FA1 Vsh g engage il
dew cosnsies ssAsy wssl4o sstliss sd b,skcss
smpi! by taatsues sssd ssiIlink thest Iht sub
sefesrsSilt ell hxe sr ssaAk Edisssicss 10 ssa
purchasers. and will take PART PAYy il AQy gned
19poaAlFeEqpestD rsatpr personai.r II ~,
Porous wishiaE machines for the coming har
:: :as ,. s'ts:s ...s,
|gsssali sS&eshi Aaassuuss ttns Ne iui,Sc, 16sr
sseasd nsessaP seai6sss poesiAlssas u
! Ion 1Wses lpArtjcuiars apply psrsoNal War By
sitter apast paid. to The aahscriber. = he City
oI Hss. S.srs, :ssYrIIs ;. READ.
vd ,9gsno asE. - ASA n,nss III FOHf "a L
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-02
TO RENT.

agt aou-J TO RENT NJ
II ME- store house on the corner OF Water and
i Westinghouse, now occupied BY Maj
w. H. -Mauro. The term to commence after the
first day of November next. Enquire of
oct IL, GRIMES & STARR.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-02
- acNN a=9D4RnD&.

- a. wv d.0DIDlDS
81 tOWN and bleaehed liaena aud cot. drilling;
I'D A and o. heavy bro. sheetings; N 49,
s3-i and Ga blcached do; fi'ss.la ~
Extra, blue and black broad cloth; ss
vi do do 5 do cashmere; I1sE aii
f Tweed cloth and do esgssi 53t
Blue. black and MKT sattinets; as,E
kentucky Jeans, oil colora; fac II seansm
s Blue drills and cottonades; 8afti0s4ss s-as
* Linen table diaper; sas xa3
tt Irish linens aud linen lawn, 4. @aa.iFEgt
Apron and furniture checks; .+ SiaNa
s Domestic aud Name hester cinchams:4 A hs
Plain. pink and butt do; ,ssase
Bonnet awns aud lining; th-t 81 hN
Mosquito bais; itseS ,.s .5 s l@fse
... Black and coloIed mus ms;
Georgia nankeehs;
super. bIk' ahaeas, Just received snd for
sale cheap, by g-s,. ss.gwy
W. +. cooLBAuGH sCo.,
apr 70 20 Jefferson street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-02

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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-08-02
3 BRtrANIA.

TINE subscriber having the Agency for the
u sal Of Britannia Ware, has Just opened At
the China and laf4& a. 6toe corner Of Third
and Jefferson sts., cosDplete aasortmentscf the
aNose goods, comprising in part 'Co9ee 1Idts,
Tea Pots Sagsssyb Creams, Bowls, Tumbiefs,
Kniyes ,shd FORKS; III pr which he o6srsvat
4sn0fA etoring prices. os ! .. MCINTYRE, !.
" lPporlet cf aed ae.ler ~ china, Glass sss and
itsta Hes,i, "a .,tisq r,q IS ~ q M Il
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