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o. One Of the talented editors of the
Louisville Journal has recently taken trip
over the mountains. His letters touch OH
many matters of interest, aud are withal very
readable. OF farming and savery;:in Virginia
he says:
The profits of farming are in
general at a very low ebb in Virginia, being
next TO nothing if the negro crop be not Ia
ken into estimate. Ifthere were no demand
abroad for the increase Of her negroes they
wonld in general be set free, or rather a5ar-
doned as worthless, or as too expensive luxu-
ry. How long before labor will not more
than purchase s;;bslsience for the laborer
throughout the Union, | cannot say. That
point is already reached in Virginia. and
when it is reached every where slavery will
cease because it will not he profitable
Here we have it-make market for slaves
and Virginia and other Old Save States will
hold on to slavery merely for the breeding
business. They are likely to have such
marketin Texas.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.-MoyDA7, Sept

y, IO45.
Reported for The ". E. Farmer.
At market lips Beef Cattle, 45 Stores
$500 Sheep and 1850 Swine.
PRIcEs.-Beef Caule.-The prices of last
week were not sustained. We quote Extra
$500. First quality S4,75. Second, 81, %
$50. Third quality $3.50 400.
.Stores.-Two years old 50 Is; three
years old SIG "a.
!Shcep.-Lambs from SLIP to I,50. Old
Sheen from 81 so to 300.
WOOL.-We have no important changes
TO aoiis- in This article.
Prime or Saxony Fleeces, washed, ID 81
a 40c.-Amcrican full blood, do 35 81
Do. 81 do 80 34-Do 1.2 do 81 30 IA
aud common do IS 80.
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MG. HoAR AT CHARLEsToN.-Hon. SAM
uel Hoar was in danger of personal violence,
when he went South to seek the welfare Of
impressed seamen. A friend of ours was re-
Gently informed by an old resident OF Charts
ton. that the following statement may be re-
lied upon as fact, viz:-Ihdt one hundred
men stood pledged TO tar-and feather Mr..
Hoar that they only acdnted the signal from
one Of their number; and that Mr.. Hoar
Orced his escape chiefly to the influence fonc
man. WilIiamsburgh Gazette.
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Fall GOODS.
A. B. SR. NJ. CHAPMAN,

a. 3. Il Il. NJ. CHAPMAN,
A RE now receiving from Boston fresh supply
Il of Goods, Of which we will enumera,e a few
such as
American, French and German Broad
Cloths, Beaver, Pilot, and Canada Cloths,
for over coats, Blk and Fancy Cassimeres
and fancy Doeskins, fancy !Satinetts, Cash
mere De Cosse. Rept. Cashmere, fancy
De LANES, Silk and Cotton Warp Alpac-
ca, Orleans and Indiana Cloths fancy Plaid
Booking, a great variety of Shawls, such
as Boston, French Gala, Net Satin Stripe
Silk & Wool, Blk D~mask, SC. A large
stock of Calicoes and Cottons, Muffs, Boas,
Hats, Caps, Buffalo Robes, Boots & Shoes
Groceries, Crockery, Glass and Hardware,
Medicines Oils, Paints, SC.
Having bought heavy stock, we are confden
we can give our customers and friends qualit,
and prices which cannot but suit, al least we WI
say that we will sell as low as the lowest Al
kinds of Produce, Lumber, Shingles, &c. taker
at the highest market prices.
Bridport, Sept. p, 1915.
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Stray Horse.

GAME into the enclosure of the subscriber on
" the 18th inst, Brown Horse, supposed to be
the horse DR.. May, of Bristol, sold to man in
Shoreham)- The owner is requested to prove
properly, pay charges, and take him away.
PAGE MORRISON.
Starksboro, Sept. %, 1915. 22;3w
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In Willis,on, on Wednesday, the 24th inst.
while on visit 10 his friends, William Sey-
mour, of New Haven, aged IS years and
monlhs.-A Soldier ofthe Revolution.
At the Insane Asylum in marlborough,
on the l1lh inst, MIR. David Drury aged 81
years.
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john RANDoLPH's SLAvEs.-Thc slaves
nearly 1000 in number-manumit,ed by the
will of John Randolph, being now free, by
the final establishment of the will, the exc
cu,or, Judge Leigh of Virginia. is endeav
orinr TO procure a suitable location for them
The request ol'the will was that they should.
not be sent TO Liberia; and the law of Virgin
it forbids their remaining there. The only
alternative OF the executor, therefore, is TO
find a location for them in Il free State.
A legacy OF 25 900 dollars was left by Mr.
Randolph for the settlement and support of
the slaves.
THE METHODIST CHURCHES in ST. Louis are
divided upon the question sectional sepera-
ton, the division will lead TO the formation of
new churches The st. Louis Republican of
the 18th says:
"A portion oithe congregation of one church,
in the First Ward, adhere 10 old organic
alton and oppose the separation; another
and the larger portion, acquiesce in it. With
in a few days, such of the trustees anli-separ-
ationists got possession Of the keys of the
keys of the church, or house used for that
purpose, locked it. and when the minister ap-
peared Tor the purpose OF performing his
clerical functions, they refused him admission.
Inc majority oil the trustees, who belong 10
the other party, aflerward got together. pro-
ceeded 10 the church, forced open the doors
and put new locks upon thenr-of which thew
have now the keys
The KENTUCKY CONFERENCE eff the Me,b-
odist Church, decided by vote. on the 10Th
inst, to adhere to the Methodist EpiscopaI
Church South. The vote stood ayes l46 noes
3.
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Bishop Souie says that there IN, been a
decrease of45.435 members in the northern
section of the Methodist church the pas, year.
and an increase of 9.703 in The southern sec
ton, while the total increase of the preceding
year was $4,000. He ascrbcs it TO the con
teutions and strifes that have rent the
Church.
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New York BUTTER TRADE. Thedrough
of the present season has so generally de-
stroyed the pasturage i'll the Western part Of
New York, that the usual products of butter
will be seriously curtailed. Last year the
quantity of butter that reached the Hudson
liver by way Of the Erie canal was upwards
of 100000 pounds, valued at nearly two
million dollars. The quantity this year, it is
supposed, will be one half less.
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ESTATE OF HANNAH PRATT.

1 q 1 L II L L
WE, the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon the Probate Court for the District Of
Addison, Commissioners, TO receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate of
HANNAH PRATT,
late of Bridport in said District, deceased, rep
resented insolvent, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in offset thereto And months
from the 9th day oiSeptember, 1915, being allow
ed by said Court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice that We will attend TO the
business of our said appointment at the dwelling
house of Simon Il. Walker, in Bridport, on the
first Mondays in January and March next, from
nine o'clock A. NJ, until four o'clock. P. NJ, on
each of said days.
Ebenezer Allen, ! Commits
isaac Bdrro,cs, siouers.
Dated at Bridport, this 9th day of September
1915.
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DOWNFALL OF THE CRowS.-The London
the House Of Lords TO read her speech at the
prorogatiou, the Duke of Argyle, whose
Office it is to bear the crown on n cushion,
stumbled when approaching the throne and
let the crown fall. Several of the Jewels
were displaced from their setting by the
shock, and lay scattered on the floor.
Tradition says that one Of the larSes; jcw-
els fell from the crown AT the coronation of
George III, and the incident was looked upon
with superstfious dread as an evil omen. IL
was supposed to portend to the loss Of the
North American colonies, but il is very proba-
bic that the tale of the omen was manufac-
tured after the fulhment of the supposed au-
curry. We do not believe in omens ourselves.
IN. Y. Com. Adv.
ANOrHER.-At the coronation of Louis
10Th, he complained that the crown hurt him,
(beins rather tight) and removed it from bis
head.
The Washington correspondence Of the
New York Courier s. Enquirer wri'cs as fol-
lows:
The Hon ID. Devy, u. Senator elect from
Florida. is in town again al Coleman's hotel.
i understand that there are strong hopes oil
the return Of Wing member Of Congress
from that State in the place of Mr.. Levy,and
that he is on his return to Florida now with
the view of endeavorinc to prevent such a
consummation-if he can. cannot say
whether he is likely TO be successful or not.
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STOVES!
EDWARD WAINWRIGHT,

WOULD inform the public that he has
removed to the Store recently occupied by
j. VI. SLADE s. Co., where he offers for
sale general assortment of STOVES and
other CASTINGS, from the well known
Furnaces of .Messrs. Granger of Pirtsford
Blake of Brandon, and Wainwright of this
place. Consisting in part of their various
patterns of Cooking Stoves, and a great va
riety of .fir Tight and Boz Stores, Caui.
dron Kettles, Sleigh Shoes, &c.
Also, a larger and better assortment of
Holloto Ware than can be found N this vi
cinity. Also the celebrated Tabor Plo,cs,
manufactured at Lincoln, VT. which drew
the premium ut the last annual fair, Oct.
1914
He also manufactures all kinds of TIN
and Sheet kon Wore, Store Pips SC.
Those wishing to purchase any thing in
his line ofbusiness, will do well to call and
examine his Stock aud Prices before buy
ing elsewhere.
All kinds of JOB WORK done on short
no;ice and the most reasonable terms.
Most kinds of Country Produce received
in payment.
Middlebury. Sept, &c 1915. %
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LEGISLATURE OF VERMONT I545.
WALTON'S DAILY JOURNAL.

WNL1UN , D.tIL JCJ KN.tIl.
The subscribers intend to publish Daily
Journal Of proceedings during the ensuing
session of the Legislature, usual, if order
ed. From the probable election of State
Officers by the Legislature, and the questions
upon Geological Survey Of the State, the
License Law, the Election Law, Common
Schools, and Railroads, in addition to the or
binary topics of legislation, the approaching
session promises to be unusually in
tcrcstins, and The Journal will contain the
fullest accounts practicable.
TERMs-Sl single subscriptions; four cop
les 5. and seven copies for 5.
o. Subscriptions may be forwarded by
members of the Legislature my mail.
f. p. WALTON & SONS.
Montpelier, Sept. 5, 1845.
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FARM EOR SALE.

THE Farm which the subscriber has occu-
l. pied for several years past in Weybridge, is
TO Sale 1t contains about one Hundred acres
including detached piece of about &c acres in
the vicinity of the main farm.
Upon the premises l. good Dwelling House
two Barns, Sheds, &c. Situated in Weybridge
about Two miles from Middlebury Village. Pay
ments made easy. Let those who are inclined to
purchase, call and examine the premises.
HARVEY ii. LAWRENCE.
weybridge, Sept. 90 1915. 81
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FIRE. EIREft

THE Members of the Vermont Mutual Fire
Instance Company are hereby notified that me
following assessments have been made BY the d.
ing to-wit:
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Ice-House Butter.

have in the cellar OF my Store caPacious
IcE-HousE, and have made arrangements to have
Butter delivered at the Store in cool weather or
carly in the morning only, when 1t IS immediate
best quality of FABLE Butter, can at all times be
supplied. II. \. SHsLDON.
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NJ a RI c d,

AT Ticondcroga fort house, N. Y. on the
18th. by the Rev. f. B. Wadams, Mr. Abb
iah Davis. Of Shoreham, VT. TO Miss Louisa
Anterior ofthe former place.
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JUST PUBLISHED, A PAMPHLET
Containing an Appeal to the Bible, in behalf
of the NJ. E. Church; Also, notice of Rev C.
Prindles letters in reply to said Appeal, by l..
Potter. The above Pamphlet may be had of
J. NJ SLADE & Co, Middlebury
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.ALSO,

Grocecies, Crockery. Glass and Hard Ware, Win
dow Glass, Putty, Nail Rods American steel, Cutter
shoes, shovels &c. SC. Making with his former
Stock the largest, BEST and cheapest stock of Goods
he has ever had the pleasure of offering the public.
Please call and examine for yourselves. The utmost
pains taken TO show Goods and Prices.
n, o. SMITH.
New Haven, Sept 90, 1915,
NIB. The highest prices paid for most kinds of
Produce, by ii. o. SMITH.
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NEW GOODS,

The subscriber is now receiving from New York
large and splendid assortment of staple and fancy
Dry Goods, among which may be found great va
riety of goods for Ladies' Cloaks and Dresses, viz
Rep. Cashmere, Muslin De Lans, Gala PlaIds, silk
Warp and Chameleon Alpaccas. Also large and
extensive assortment of Prints-all prices. Law
renee C. sheeting, and several other styles. Broad
and Beaver Cloths, Black and Fancy Cassimeres,
silk and silk Vevets for Bonnets. Ribbons, "a great
VARIETY Worsted Mi,ts Muhs, Zephyr Worsieds,
Tailor's Trimmings &C. &C.
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NEW GOODS.
A p ROSCOE

rs Just receiving large and well selected stool
l. Of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of eve
ry variety of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Hard Ware, Crockery, Drugs, Medicines
Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs, Putty Glass, Nails, &c
&c. Without attempting to enumerate, he would
assure his friends and the public that his atock is
larger than usual and consists Of the best of Sta
pie Goods, and the richest Faucy & Dress Goods
that can be selected in New York market, all OF
which will be sold for Cash, most kinds of Coun-
try Produce, or on approved credit, as low as the
same quality of Goods can be obtainedat any 9TH
er store in the State.
New Heven, Sept 60, 1915, p
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Shingles! Shingles! !!

100000 Pine and Spruce Shingles of the best
quality, for sale by P. w. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Sept. 90 1916.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
Rev. Mr.. DAILY will celebrate Mass in Mid
dIebury on Sunday, the 18th Oct.
Catholics are respectfully invited to attend.
MiddIeburv Sept 90 1915.
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STRAY.

Came into the Enclosure of the subscriber
about the middle of July last red yearling
heiier, linebacked, some white on the belly
and legs. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
East Middlebury, Sept 18th, 1915.
WILLIAM HARRIGTON
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DISSOLUTIQN.

THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
l. the subscribers as attorneys atlaw, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Settlement of the
partnership accounts may be made with either OF
IN subscribers PETER STARR.
JED. S. BUSHNELL,
Middlebury, Sept. Is, 1915. 20;3w
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Garnet Warp.

Bale Carpet Warp. just received and
for sale by ii. o. SMITH
New Haven, Sept. %, IS45.
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Notice

Is hereby given that the sale ofthe old Jail
stands adjourned TO Saturday next, at o.
clock in the afternoon,
d. WOOSTER.
Sept. 18th. 1S45
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NOTICE.

-NO 10 IL
THE subscribers having formed n Copartner-
l. ship as AttoneyS& Counsellors at Law, vii;
attend TO any business nlrusted TO them at the Of
flee lately occupied by Edward d. Barber, over
c. Birge & Sons store.
EDWARDD. BARBER.
JED. S. BUSHNELL.
Middlebury, Sept. 10, 1915, 20;3w
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Strayed,

NAME into the enclosure of the Subscriber on
v The 10Th inst, a red, whitehead COW, about
10 years old. The owner is requested 10 prove
property, pay charges, and take her way.
HORACE SALISBURY.
Starksboro, Sept %, 1915 22;3w
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laps.

Caps.
Men and Boys Caps, Plain and Fur
Trim'd. Just reed and for sale by
II. o. SMITH.
New Haven, Sept. 90, 1915.
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NOTICEll

NOTICEil
Persons having unsettled accounts with the
Subscriber, will please call at his office and
settle by Cash or Note.
After the 18th of Oct. next, all unsettled ac-
counts will be found in the hands ola third
person. IRA STEWART
Middlebury, Sept. ID, 1915.
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STRAYS.
Broke into the senclosure OF the subscriber
on or about The Sd inst. 2 two year old heii-
ers, one red and lined back, and the other red
with white spots on each flank and belley.
The owner will prove property pay charges
and take them away.
New-Haven, Sept. 10th, 1915.
JULIUS l.. ELDRIDGE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-22

Old HAWKEEE60 gUNDERSOLD
Cash Cash Cash.-- Hides, Lesthsr, Bosts, Skses
81 IT, and Fiadings. tsEii Fy
s. VAN DUSEN & CO., 49, If
HAvE just opened shop on jefferson street,
II three doors east Of Third, where they offer
at wholesale and retail, cheaper thsn can Be- sold
elseWhere in the Territory, 34 f.a ae.,#
@HAH~HHHER
Of every description, such as Harness, Bride
Upper, Calf, Kip, and Sole Leather.
Also
A large assortment Of first rate CUSTOM Work
Gents Calf Boots and Shoes;
Ladies' Kid Shoes, Ties, Baskins, &C.;
\ Childrens' Shoes of every description; also,
. large assortment of
SHOEMaKERS' FINDINGS,
Such as Lasts, Pegs, and SparabIes. all Of which
they will sell for the tsready root" hides, ap-
proved country produce, tallow &C. They will
pay cash for hides. The subscribers will carry
On the
Currying Business
In Burlington, and will therefore be abye 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 ID a
mar % 4o-f s. VAN DUSEN & co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-22
CITY DRUG sTORE.

NEWCESTABLIS HMENsT.
IT READ, has the pleasure Of Informing the
ID citizens Of Burlington and the adjoining
country, that he has taken the ~
OBI ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE,
MAIN STREET, BURLINGTON
Lately and favorably KNOWN nv the sign Of the
"GOOD SAMARITAN,'
Formerly kept by DR.. JAcoB GAURr, deceased
| The proprietor - now citing up With entire
new. stock OF choice and approved
brvss and Medicises, PaiAts and Dyss,
Which he IS prepared 70 sell al the lowest market
prices. Also. on hand, full assortment Of the
most approved
Patient Medicines.
Arrangements have been made in the Eastern
cities BY which constant supplies Of fresh Jedi.
c,nes win be forwarded. .ss
ITPhysici.n. Prescriptions carefully asdaecu-
rately compounded.
t:ouatry Physicians and Msrchann supplied o.
favorable terms. ett-e
oct 12 Att tt tg524
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-22
Reads concentrated Syrup Of Sar.
salarilla:

Reads Concentrated Syrup OF Sar.
saParflla:
TVHE subscriber now offers to the public.
j his preparation Of Sarsaparilla, which has
| been much used At the East. though neye,
heretofore offered for sale. Il is not intended
tor cure of livery disease. but 10 grand rem.
ovator of the human system. and perfect rem.
edy for such diseases as proceed from an in.
free state Of the blood or habits. It intend.
ed for scrofulous affections, chronic rheuma.
tisin. diseased liver, general chronic disorders,
SYPHILIS, and is particularly efTacacious in re-
| moving the effects Of mercury from the avs.
tenn. The following mine ndations will
satisfy ali Of the great usefulness Of the med
icine. To those to whom DR.. Carroll il know n.
his name 10 quite sufficient.
ArrLEBoRo', Mass. Dec. eb. I845.
Reads Sarsaparilla has been OF great se--
vice in this community. and hume rous instan-
ces Of radical cures nigh, be named. It il
particularly eificacious in Chronic diseases.
and know Of nothing surer in removing the
efec,s Of mercury from the SYSTEM. Though
heretofore made only for private use, its VII
tue has become extensively known.
A. s. DRAPER
Being friend privately and gratuitously
benefited by the above aiticie, / can freely
Say tina. l agree with all that has be IN said by
Mr.. Draper, and am pleased 10 learn thar he
article is abou, &c be offered publicly for sale.
az the suffering community will he greatly
assisted by il. d. G. CARROLL, M. Is,
The above medicine is neatly put up. and
sold, Wholesale and retail, az the City Drug
Store, by Tread.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-22
T<[~ = - =
Important

To House-keepers, Rouse-holders, and Me-
chonics generally. vs
The first China, Glass, Queens and Hardware
Store in Iowa.
m MCINTYRE, importer of, and dealer in
II. the above goods, has fixed on the city Of
Burlington for the transaction Of mercantile bu-
sine.s, and has just opened a well selected as
sortment Of goods, which he offers for sale both
by Wholesale aud Retail at the St: Louis prices.
Although he deems 1t unnecessary to 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 will always find a fun Stock. Of COM
mon ,rare to suit the wants OF theft CUSTOMERS in
new country. To the Mechanics Of Burling-
ton and neighboring towns he would just re-
mark, that he will make it his constant care to
he well supplied with edge fools of every descrp-
ton, and ofthe best manufacture. Orders from
a 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 IS, and charge the advertiser.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-22
COACH FACTORY.
COrse & Hartman,

ID ETURN their thanks to the citizens Of
III Iowa and Illinois, for the liberal share Of
public patronage which they have received, and
embrace this opportunity Of informing them thai
they have removed from their old stand, on JET.
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 Or Carriages now in
use, the workmanship and durability Of which
have been fully tested i'll this vicinity and neeo
no further recommendation. s4sE sE
They have just received d good and genera
assortment Of materials from New York, Pitts
burgh and Wheeling, Of the latest style, to wit
lace fringe, patent leather elliptic springs, SC.
&C., which Will enable them to furnish work a
rates.to suit the purchaser. Produce Of every
description taken in payment for w6rk.
NAV Is Aim - -.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-11-22

GVOLOGNE WATER, Lavender Watsr, Palm
u and Almond Soaps, and great variety Of
elegant and delicious articles for the Ladies'
Toilet, just received 1t the City Drug Store.
ALSO, Preserved Citson, IsingIass, Irish
Mos, ke. &C.. forming general supply 6f srti-
Giles for cakes, pastry, &C. for families.
ALSO, small supply Of fresh Lemons, direc1
from New Orleans, FOR sale ~ above, BY
Feb. 9Th. 1SA5. J. READ.