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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15

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M.nuf.cture,. and n..l.r. IN n~,,,.
nr~s:-:..- ~. ~. "6''
1epcanes, rants, Olis, &C.
s.s.si = TresS. S'.s. i eo '0' Market st.
Troth co., 80 &C. ea do
Importers Of Watches, Jewelry, Fine Cut
1erv. Plated aud Silver X.re.
wsa,os s HiIdebsr.. ,sM.rt., 9,
Dietses : Co. S. r. cor Market and ID Sta.
M,nrfaclmrers of I1mhr.ll.s p.r.<ole .rd
20 SIM Sl,.de. '' -A1
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Siesssss. BrssHsrs. iss 40 81
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r. 49, AsIess y brushes, nut
r.. s 49, = ana o ossR;s ancy uoods'
bssxAo " lsa Market 81.
We. A. Eserly, 925 do
Harris Mason, l2s Market ST.. Up Stairs.
4nufastwers and Importers Of Paper
Hanpinrs.
Hs~ell Z srosher. % and IA, che.too. St.
jobs bssty ils Chestnut 81.
Manufacturers Of Patent Floor and Fur.
nifure OIL Cloths and Carriage Curtains.
lsseS M.ex,lv. II. q 49,, s,ua {.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
Great Bargains,
NEW YORK STORE.

Great bargains,
AT rHE
NEW YORK STORE.
On Main street. in the Ne,c brick Building betxeem
Washington and Columbia sts.
EEENCH, English, and American priats; bal
IL zarine and painted muslins; striped lace mus
Inns, Swiss and jaconett; French worked collars
and collaretts Of the most style; Isle laces,
edgings and insertings; bonnets, good assort-
ment.
GROCERIES.
THE attention Of families is respectfully d.
rected to the assortment Of groceries which have
been selected with great care.
Teas, coffee, chocolate and sugars Of very
superior quality, and other articles too numer-
Gus to mention, all of which will be sold cx-
trcmely 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 viii please call, as it is pleasure to
show goods.
may 4'4l
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
Fresh Teas,

Fresh Teas.
IMPERIAL, GUNPOWDER AND YOUNG
j HYSON TEA, Of superior qualities. Also,
Boston double refined loaf sugar, sperm. candles,
and chocolate, just received and for sale, by
mar | IA COPP l. PARSONS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
Boots ana 49,

lust RECEIVED 100 p.lr. 49,.
- 80 prs calf and kip beo,a e 's's ssv,,,
l5O DO coarse brbgan ,ho..
So % half brogans,
.i ~ 90 boys brogans and La.
aS 81 90 oo..' boots assorted.
20o 90 wemans' lace boots s.,
81, So 90 ladies' calf boo,s, troos,
i0o 90 womsns' shoes,
Ivy 90 cn,ldrens' shoes, as,on., s.
~ 90 tad,e., gaiter boots,
20 DO do half do Dc
81 90 misscs lace boots ana =.
cheap tor cash or country produce. ''oss, N
nov ~ - WESLEY mr.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
Books and Stationery.

i HAVE jsH received good assortment o
i Dsv Bo0ks. Ledgers. Jcurnals, Record Rooks.
M~~,craudums. &c; also. Michele Geos raphs
and .4tiss. Dictionaries Grsmnass. Readers,
Primmers. &C.. Ill Of which will cell very low.
nov rs 1874 w. nj. DEvOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
AXES
VARIETY.

SPLENDIO polished Axes. for sale by
y Sep Is. w MDEvoE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
TOBACCO.
Ready Made ClotIliug.

VIRGINIA and Mo. Tobacco for sale By
Seple. w M DEvOE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15

SCythes.
q DOz. Waldron's scythes,
- do do grass do, for sale, BY
may IL ~ w. F.. COOLBAUGH / Co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
Cloths g Cassiincres.

6 2JeERfiNE Fis'd - 4 plain pilst closb., =
~ n.sy Cassie,eFsss Csssinei sad 1saas.
OCT y, WESLEY Jones.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
To Let.

I'VE will let 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 Is I'D GRIMES & STARR.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
BADNESS

BALM or COLUMBiA,FORT THE HAiR
which will stop it it falling out, Or restore II on bale
places; and on children make il grow rapidly, or o.
those who have lost the hair from any cause.
ALL VERMIN tina, infest the heads OF children
in schools, are prevented or killed by it at once
Find tn. nam. OF NknvNpnfACeo o.
Il, or never try it, Remember this aicays.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
Groceries.

Nj o. Ssgar. snd Rio Coffee. fresh Y. H. T
In, teSensi Tees. Tobacco. IIdigs and Mad
sss. Aeals. Class. AIspies aud Pepper. Nutmegs.
Glsvss. and Cieasnes.
set1e. WESLEY JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
Roots and shoes.

BOOTS ana S0OcDs
kn CASES boots and shoes, asscreu = ~
CU ties, at wholesale or retail, fassP
new store, Water below Jederson q war
oct s IA J. G. LAuAA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
Just Received.

4 r TAtLANT'S Literary Depot. Water st. !.
= full and complete stock OF late pubIica.
ions ana magazines. for sale 1t prices within the
reach OF al. Among bis assortment may be
found: IS
James last: Predicate ic.,ugSsers; Forest Days;
Home; Rose D'Albret, Neigsbors; 81 BY Miss
Brcmer; Arabeiia Stuart. Sylvester Soand;
Ran.blstcn, Irish Stste Trials; Tom Burke, Nos.
and ,. complete; Kate, or the Rescue; Arthus
0I'ar.; Charcoal Sketches; Tynlsy Hall. by
Hoodi Treasure Trove; The Hereto; Unioved
One; Dew; LEST Ship; Grumbl@r; The Jilt. &C.,
Harper's Pictorial Bible. complete from No to
70. ts sos Is "a J.F. TALANT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15

>LzIz,<zzS1Oa on the wrappers, as all others
by the same names are base impositons and counter
feits. Ii the merchant nearest you has them not,
urge him to procure them At II Maiden-lane, tho
next time he visits New York, or to write for Them
No family should be treek p;fhouf these remedies
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
TO FAMILIES & INVALIDS.

The following indispensable family reno.
dies may be found at the village drug storcs,
and soon at every country store IN the states
Remember and never get them unless they
have the fac-simile signature ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
Wanted.

= THOUSAND good Coon Skins for which |
y will pay the highest market price in cash OF
goods. tmar 80 WESLEY JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15

a VARIETY Of buttons, needles, pins.
IA thread, combs, hosiery, land splends a
assortment Of artificial flowers for sale Il the
nov IA GREAT " ESTERN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
HATS AND CAPS

lust RECEIVED $50 clo,h
- 100 cheap fur saps isrtIss
SO muskra, and otter -
SO oil cloth -
~ new style cloth and fur,
'uo boys cloth, velvet ans Ermeea %
well assorted, cheap for each - ~ Caps
duce. (nov 20 'i4) WEsl.ry'sam,sT, pra
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15

A.401Oo A1O0k 0f This,
NEW style goods for ladies' dresses: cash.
IN mere de Ecossie, parsmetta cloths, figsd.
plain, changeable, barred and striped alpaeas'
and prints Of every variety, comprising q larre
and splendid assortment which viii be sold verv
cheap. al and see J.G. i UMAN,
sept Is ~ Water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15

No. / Leaf Lard.
AAn Kegs for sale low for cash BY
HUI jan4 JOHN S DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15

me Sehscriben, whslessle MercAssts. Man.
= ssses.see6s - esss<ss q lhilsdelphi res
pers9isy eas1e teses Mssehsuss dozen ihs Sosth
- II -. - 0eIssesa ~ e6relkss thsir Sprise
ssspsr1QR eefp ef Eeods
- - Al4 tepPs&g On hand full aud con,-
fs<ee - eseb . OR stveral departments Of
nsss.<1 setted . ehe Ssstbers end Wsssrn
hsssee - assose these Who sssy lavsr - With
shal - Oaasugn b eive ehen sssirs sssissscssoa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15

r0n BBLS Kanawha Salt for sale ~ the
OOU subscriber very low for cash.
nne Is ~ r. &C. PEASLEY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15

- Days from New Yo,r -
lust RECEIVED at ]. r. T,n..,,.
u Depot, Water street. snss Liter,
No. 9 Of Harper's Pictorial Bill.
Featherstonhaugh's Exrur,;nr
slave States; "sough
Martin Chuzzlewit complete,
Wilfulness of Woman. q novel.
Irish State Trials of 0Conn.i:
mysteries OF Paris and GeroIsi.;n
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
A HAPPY new YEAR.

"A FER wishing you all happy new
IA year, would most respectfully inform
You that have the following articles for
sale and many moro
Very Cheap al. Wholesale and Retail.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
"IRO @HN9~
CELESTIAL BALM

OF CHINA. A positive cure for the piles. and al,
external ailings-au internal irrations brought to tho
urface BY f1cdon with this Balm so in coughs,
swelled or throat, tghness Of the chest this Balm
applied on flannel will relieve and cure 1t once.
Fresh wounds or old sores nre rapidly cured y &
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15

" - psssess ie1ehAed - - si1her = nsaeso,
A. - aeeoea1 - snqassee1a - ealCand ee1el&
hesers - e1se ofJsaaary SIT s s1s9
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15

81 CASES Cashmere. Brush, Silk and Fur
~ Hats, ~
do Mems and Boy's Cape. Of Ill sizes and
quality. including u few superior Otter, At whole.
sale or retail very low BY w, NJ, DEVOE.
Nov. Is, coruer Of Jeferson and Water sts.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15

I BILE splendid buffalo robes, extra size,
i just received and for sale, by
oct 10 IA J. G. LAUMAN.
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-05
From the Richmond Enquirer.
STEAM REVENUE CUTTERS,

There is now being bnilt in this city fine
steam revenue Cutter. the Polk" Mr.. j r.
Anderson, lessee of the Tredegar Iron Foundry.
has the contract, and the result of the experiment
will prove that Richmond is able to I'LL the larg
est orders for iron manufactures The presen,
work is under the supervision of Capt Hunter. of
| the Revenue service. At another time we shall
give the particulars of this. and another success
'uI contract of Mr.. Anderson, for supplying can
| nun for the United States Government
The Union contains the fllowing list of the
several Revenue steamers in The United States
! The length of the Report prevents us from
skeichIng the very interesting trials of spsed
with The Revenue steamers Spencer, Jefferson.
and Legare, with Hunters submerged wheels
and Ericssnn'S and Lopez proppprs: made bv
direction of the Secretary of the Treasury. and
under the snpprinendence of Capt. Alexander V
Eraser. United States Revenue Marine-tS44
| and 1916
| We will only add that Capt. Fraser prefers
the &c side wheeH steamers such as the Poll, %
now being built in this city-and he is satisfied
by his own observations. as well as the assn
RANGES of individuals engaged in steam navoa
ton, that " the Lopez propeller is far surprior 10
the other (Erlcsson's.) in every point of view.
and particularly in strength and consequently in
durability"
Public opinion seems to lean TO the old fashion
ed side wheels"-but the matter is not We, f,IIv
tested
I" We have heen favored by the Treasury De-
Partment which report, made under the ans
pieces of the Revenue Gutter officers of the sew
eral steamers which have been constructed under
different plans for the application of steam power
lhe subject Is not only important to the Revenue
service, but to the commercial marine Of The
United States. The question, which of these
varions modes is the best?
" We understand that eight steamers are in
cnmmlssinn or in course of construction. for the
revenue marine.
The Spencer bnilt at Pit,sburg. was ori.
gnalIy upon Lleut Hunters plan. but the nro-
PeIlIng power has been changed TO Lnper's.
" The Legare' at New York, was, and now
is. upon the plan of Capt. Ericsson
" The Bibb,' upon Lieut.. Hunters pIap.
built az Pirtsburg. is unfinished
g The Jefrrson,' built at Osweoo was n,,on
Capt. Ericsson's plan, but has been changed 10
LOpPr's.
The Dallas building at Buffalo, was in
tended for Lie"t. Hunters plan. but is now hav
ing side wheels applied.
" The McLanP.' building at Boston. was in
tended for Lieut.. Hunters plan, but is likewise
changed to side wheels
I" The Polk, at Richmond. and Walker, AZ
at Pitlsburg, are under construction with side
wheels
" The contracts for building were made for all
during The administration Of Mr.. Tyler"
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-05

eagerly whatever will insure great sale of the
paper, whether it makes for or against Sir Rober,
Peel and his colleagues. Its hostility To Lord
Stanley and Sir James GIaham On domestic or
colonial subjects, is bitter and oncompronsing.-
But. points of nreign policy, it is the relent
less and savage Zoe of all nations except its own.
II has attacked Russia. France, and other powers.
by turns, with all IFS might and venom. It's con.
sian' aim is To produce excitement or effect,
either upnn classes al home. who have foreign
connexions and interests. upon communities
abroad, from which profitable reaction upon the
amount uf It's circulation may naturally be luOked
Tor in due course of the post Truth decornm,
aud fairness on such occasions. are, in reality,
saving appearances, the object Off scorn. Every
man IN the community eXecrares it, aud yet. such
is the c"nsnmmaie ability with which il is con
Quoted, all read it. as men hurry 10 a conflagra.
ton lighted by an incendiary.
But The ehullitipns of the journals of this conn
try should mt be dwelt npon profoundly by us
at least as regards Oregon The multiplied in
tereSts ot his nation, and the rapid succession Of
existing events, distract the attention of the pub
lie mind, aud prevent its fixing upon any one sub
ject for long time together. The rnblic care
very little about the wilderness of the Pacific !:
and ministers neither for NEWSPAPERS re-
views. nor pamphlets, so long as they have a
majority in Parliament 10 follow their bildino -
They may prepare for war, hui they do not wish
tor 1t. Ireland and cotton ~
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-05
From the Baltimore Republican.
MESSAGE OF GOV. sLADE.

We have before us the Message of this func-
tlnnary. and 1t is such document as would have
digraced the most ignorant and blinded bigut OF
the dark ages. The New York News saws =
One of lhose solemn Judges that pronounced judy
ment upon the Salem witches, was an enlght-
enPd philosopher, compared with this epilome
of Whiggery. One of his strongest reconmen-
datIon is to enhance the punishment for the
" crime" of nsnry. OF lending money at its mar
ket value. He then falls upon Texas savag-ly,
and says Vermont must s. resist lis consnmma-
ton" Alter limiting that il carried through
Congress by corruption, he proceeds
g Shall such an act, carried by such means
have The effect in this free country of concludinU
and senclng opposition to unconsummated
measure? Let the spirit of free, intelligent and
unsuhdued Vermont answer"
He next fires up about the matter between
Massachusetts and South Carolina. and thinks it
very hard that the South will not let the fanatics
of the North come and cut their throals His fe-
IncIons excellency threatens notification for this
lie then pitches into" the free trade notions of
the Honorable the Secretary of the Treasury
The mere statement of this doctrine is snf-
hcient To show that il strikes a fatal blow at the
principle of protection, because that rate of duty
ran obviously furnish no stable protection, which
is made io depend, not the degree of protec-
ton II will furnish, hut the amount of revenue
of duty on given article, which ,ciH uieId 1T
lie or no protection, may be the Uery rate ,rhich
wU yield The most rerenue There is not a pro-
ieced interest in the country that can stand sin
ole year. under the application of such princ-
pie as lhs.'
But the great crime Of the Secretary is as fol-
lows:
I" Nor is this the only aspect of danger The
Secretary of The Treasury, whose purpose to de-
>troy the protection afforded by the tariff of 1912
is not attempted 10 be concealed is engaged in the
Unprecedented work Of collecting. without the au
th"rIly OF Congress, and by replies TO certain
questions Pr0pnunded to manufacturers and others,
To be answ cred without oath or cross examination
inflammation. TO enable him to carry his deslruct-
i've purpose into execution"
The whole message is disorganizing, ncnlca-
ting resistance to the laws. infracon of The CON
silnlion, oppression to Individuals dislilatinn
of all the dUgmas of the vilest despot of past
ages
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-05
LEVI WOODBURY..

The '' Boston Times" gives the following ac-
count of the public career of the Hon. Lew
Woodbury., now appointed to the Supreme Bench,
To fill the vacancy occasuned by the death of
Judge Story:
50 Levi Woodbury. was the son Of a farmer, Pc.
Ter Woodbury.. and was burn in Francestown. n.
IL. December 2. 1889; consequently, his ape
NOW is bul So. He entered Dartmouth College
"A. the early age of Is. and graduated in 1909.
being then only 20 years of age For three wears
he studied law at Li,chfield. Connecticut, under
the direction of the emnenI Judge Reeves; and
within four years after his first commencing prac
tIre, nr in 1916, he was elected Clerk of the New
Hampshire Senate, and in the same year was ap.
pointed Judge of the Supreme Judicial Cmrr
ut New Hampshire; and he held this high office
till 1928. when he was elected by the people
Governor of the State. He was member of The
House of Representatives from Portsmouth in
1874, and was the saiGe year elected Speaker
In 1923 he was chosen by the people memher
of the State Senate, from District No. / but
soon resigned the office, being the same wear
elected by the legislative body, as Senator in Gun
greSs. In 1851 he was appointed District Judge
at New Hampshire. and subsequently Minister Ia
Spain by Gen. jackson which offices he declined
During the same year he was appointed by Gen.
jackson Secretary of the Navy; and i'm 1882.
Secretary of the Treasury which office he held
for several years, and the ardunus duties of which
he discharged with ronSummare ability. He was
appointed about this period Chief Justice If The
Supreme Conrt of New Hampshire, but felt him
self compelled Ia decline the office He returned
again turhe United States Senate. and ia still a
memberUf that body"
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-11-05
MR.. POLK AND HIS ACCUSERs.

This is not only an " age Of wonders"-it ia an
age of rumors. too. Those who have too much
spirit to deal in common place matters. and with
facts. and who l"se all patience with dull reali-
ty, so that they have TO resort. as the Germans
do, into upper air for intellectual food. have only
To 90 to the Capitol of these States to find them.
selves in their natural element, The atmosphere
nf the place is congenial with their temperament
There ton. they find congenial associates Every
thing conspires to crafty their taste. What thew
do NOT see. their imdginL lions take hold of tn
paint in coOrs most suitable To the diseased anne
rites of news mnngers What they do not kno,c,
they manage to learn by far fetched conjecturing
What IS not, they give existence Ia nv such mag
cal expressions as " il is said" " it is believed
here " the report is" the creative force of
which cannot find parallel, except in the sublime
decree, Let there he light"
Since MIR. Folks election, these " creatures of
imagination have been usually busy. They
have had his Cabinet breaking up more than once
They have discovered that Mr.. Calhoun was
smUhering wrath against the Administrations and
would not long delay giving it full vent They
have set Mr.. Benton up To den0nunce the Presi-
dent and his policy hut subsequently they have
ascertalned that coalition is fnrminp between
these same gentlemen which has for its object the
destruction of Mr.. Calhoun They inform the
public that Secretary Walker wrote the celebrated
Kane letter. Many other such things too numer-
nus to be mentioned, they have given out to en-
tighten the people. Now it so happens that II
these sayings are without foundation. They van
ish into thin air when tested closely. and their
authors stripped of their disguise. and their duib-
hles wrested from them, made tn stand forth
as unreliable scrihbling adventurers 1t is pity
that any portion of the press should countenance
nr encourage such panderers to depraved slate-
Foridian.