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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-11
Brandon Sept. 9th lS45.

~ President LABARKB AND Eva
CoLoRED APPLICANTS. | have lust re-
ce'ved line from Gov. Slade, requesting
the correction of On error respecting the
publication Of pledge of President Lab~
aree OF MddIebury College, that four col.
ored young men would be admitted 40
students provided they were qualified So.
In reply TO this will say. am no, aware
that any statement respecting the above
matter has been published in this paper.
have seen several accounts in otheF
papers, aud thought when could see
an authentic statement of the case [
would publish it, The letter to which
Mr. Slade alludes have not seen. Should
he or Mr. Labaree desire a correct ver-
sion published, and will forward copy,
| will insert ii in this paper,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-11

Halifax, William Plumb "
Marlboro, Winchester d
Newfane, Plymplon Morse d
Putney, JAM Keyes W
Rockingham, d Kellogg d
StratIon. Amos Parsons Jr. W
Somerset, Eph. Rice d
Townsheod, II L. Aiken W
Vernon, Eli Lew
Wilmington, no choice
Westminster, Goodhue W
Wardsboro, no choice
Windham, J d Jones W
Nottingham, ii F BalIou d
Bennington County.
Arlington, Arson Buck W
Bennington, Norman Blackmer W
Dorset, no choice
Manc hester, S Bentley d
Pownal, d Gardner Independent
Searsbnrgb, Alpha Williams W
SALISBURY no choice
Sunderland, no choice
Woodtord, A Sletson W
Glastonbury, IshmaeI Elwed d
Peru, George Ba,chtIder W
Laudgrove, VIM w Martin W
Rupert, Simeon Rising W
Sandgate, Augustus G Bebee W
Stamford, Thomas Bratton d
Readsboro' d
WinhalI, no choice.
Windsor County.
Andover. Joseph Dodge Jr. W
Baltimore, no choice
Barnard, Joseph B Ddulorlh d
Bethel, no choice
Bridgewater. no choice
Cavendish, Joseph Adams W
Chester, Hdstel Weston W
Hartford, Allen Hazen W
HartIanG, Lewis Merritt W
Ludlow, Surry Ross W
Norwich, Stub. Converse W
Plymouth, Jared Marsh W
Pomfrel, no choice
Reading, Rufus Furbush "
Rochester, Tho's B Harvey W
Royalton, John l. Bowman lib.
Sharon, Roderick d Lahrop d
Springfield, Hiram Harlow, W
S ockbfldGe, no choi.e
Weathers6eId, John Spaford W
Windsor, Tho's F Hammond W
Woodstock, Nathan L Churchill W
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-11

RATHER SSAKIsH. We are inform
ed, by one Of the parties concerned that
black snake, measuring u feet in length
was killed IN the west part of this Town
few days since, on the land of Elijah
Dodge, lying on the banks of Otter
Creek.
In addition to the above, will rame
an incident. | once saw 81 snakes OF
this species suspended on poles reaching
from one tree to another on the South
side CT piece of woods. These meas
ured from three to six and a half feet in
length, and were shot by a man while
out hunting for other game. He in.
formed me that he found the snakes on
the trees, apparently alolt for the pur-
pose OF enjoying the warming rays of
the sun. Twill close this series Of snake
stories by giving the substance of an ac-
count found in the N. III. Sentinel
Six large rattlesnakes were killed in
Danvers, Mass this season. One of the
matronIy group seeing the danger, beck
oned to her offspring to fee to heir ark
Of safety; and suiting her part Of the
work to the signal given, opened her
huge throat, when so other afiectionate
little ones went Jonah like, into this
land whale, there to remain until they
should be thrown upon the land.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-11

SERIOUS ACCIDENT AND NARROW Es-
CAPE. On Monday last an freshman
named John Reiddy, who was IN the EN-,
ploy Of Messrs Conant, Trask & Co.
while conveying on Hand Cart or Bar,
row, about l6 bushels of coal from the
bank to the Furnace top-house, was pre-
cipitated, together with the Coal and Bar
row, plank and string piece of the Bridge
about Is feet. We understand that one
of Mr. Reiddy's ribs YVES broken, and
that he was. in other respects seriously
injured, though not considered danger
ously. The wonder is that he was not
Instantly killed. Such occurrences should
" arm people to guard against such dan,
gers.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-11

An Irishmnn lately Tough, duel With
his intimate friend. becauas he joeossl =
asserted that he was born wi,heu, sAiS
to his back IL
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-11
CASSIuS nj. CLAY.

The last number OF The True American
was published August IL. being No. !
OF The series. In that number appeared
the article we have copied into our pres
ent number, entitled, What is to become
Of the slaves in the United States !'---ar
article written with extraordinary energy
evident sincery, and great forecast. MI
Clay appended to i! the following note
Our leader 10 day is from one of the very
frst inellects in this nnlon, and as he is
large STAKEHOLDER, we allow him to speak
his sentiments in his own language. We
shall give our plan Of emancipation in our
neM.' It was his article, ia addition to
another from the pen of Mr. Clay in the
same number, which was made The pre-
tex for destroying his office by mobocra'-
ic violence. Nothing but the idea of eer>
nal slavery, and the perpetual prescription
of The free colored people, is pleasing 10
the chivaIrous ruff ms of the South.
The latest intelligence from Mr. Clay is,
that be is thought 10 De on the recovery.
The Lexington Observer denied the truth
Of the statement, that he offered. through
lis friends. 10 discontinue the True Amer
Tenn, on condition that his press should
no. be removed. The Cincinnati Herald
announces the arrival of the press and
ivpe. at that city, in the presence of a
crowd Of persons, and adds According
10 ,hs representation made 10 US, every
thing was in sad plight; the press taken
10 pieces, and tumbItd GU! on the wharf
in complete disorder, in the dirt, and the
boxes OF type broken up and exposed. The
4sspeeiab!: mobocrats did moi execute their
task in very wo,kmanIIke manner.
A lelter.wriler in New Haven paper
States, that the worst passions of the null
tnude were so wrought upon in relation
TO ths True American and G. NJ. Clay,
that q, the time of The Convention, 1t need
Cd but the word Of any one of the orators
on that occasion TO have produced the
most direful results, even 10 the shedding
Ct blood. A. denuncation and anathemas
fell from the lips Of the speakers, the yeIs
which the multitude sent forth were such
as language would fail to describe, or the
mind o. man hardly TO conceive Of.
J. noruon OF the citizens of Lexington
have formed themselves into band, term
ed the Regulators painted and disguised
ss Indians, and threaten to drive every
free black from the city and county,
Their first depreciation was c0mmltted on
the night CT the 18th inst, when they took
q black preacher, stripped and whipped
him, ond afterwards gave him coat of
Tar and ea,hers. Every man feels it nec-
essary to 60 armed In self defence, and an
obnoxious word or sentiment exposes Que
to the fury Of The populace,--LibsratOr
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-11

The New YORKER is again TO be pub.
lished Prospectus will be given next week.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-11

THE PHILADEL PHIA SATURDAY Posi-
appears in an entire new dress. and is a
first rate family newspaper
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-11
.vOIC OF FREE DO NJ

Dandy, Bucklin. Democratic
FaIrhaven, Capen, W
Hubbardlon, Bolileys. W
Ira, L Gilmore. W
Mendon. E Temple, d maj. Las;
year wing 2 maj.
MiddIe,own, II Clark d
MI HoIIey, Dr.. Crowley W
Nj. Tabor. Kelley, Liberty, last
year Dem.
Orwell, Conkey, W
Pawler, Edger;on, W
Piltsfeld, Matthews. w
PlAsford, Tho's F Bogue. W
PouItney. Dr. Kendrlck, W
Rutland, w Gilmore, W
Sherburne, Benz Markham, W
Shrewsbury, Johnson. d
Sudbury, G w Horton,
Tlnmouth, CoIman, W
Wells, Borden, W
Walingford, Harvey Button, W
Weslhaven. Adams, W
Addison County.
Addison, G Segar, W
Bridport, J Frost, W
Bristol, w G Warner, "
Cornwall, A Frost, "
Ferrisburgh, d d Middlebrook W
Goshen, Reuben Allen,
Granville.
Hancock, z Barnes, W
Leicester, Leonard ID Jenney, w
Middlebury, Sam'l Swift, W
Monkton. J A Beers, Liberty
New Haven, Seth Langdon Jr. W
Panton, S Holland, W
Ripon, F Smith, W
Shoreham, Bella Howe, W
Salisbury. Sam'l S Crook, W
S'arksboro, Strong, lib.
Vergennes, Vile Lawrence, W
WaItham, J P Srong, W
Whiting, A Needham. rum
Weybrldge, no choice
Chittenden County,
Burlington, Charles Russell, W
Bolton, John Bedee, d
Charlotte, VIM r Pease, "
Colchester, Jacob Role, d
Essex, Aanson Bliss, d
Hinesburgh, Lyman Dorwin,
Jericho, David Fish, W
Milton, Benz, Fairchild, W
Richmond, Nathan Fay, d
Shelburn, William Harmon, W
81. George, no choice
ITnderhill. Fred. Fletcher, d
Weslford, Reuben Farnsworlb, lib.
WiIIjston, SAM Brownel, W
Huntington, George Eldy,w
Franklin County,
Georgia, Isaac p Clark, "
81. Adams, Orlando Stevens, W
fairfield, B Barlow, d by so maj
Fairfax, Reuben Dewey, W 81 maj
SwaIton, 90 choice
Highgale, Philo Drury, W
Franklin, Peter Chase. W
Berkshire, ARA Andrus, d
Enosburgh, Chas. Maynard. W
Sheldon, Lloyd Mason, d
Fletcher, Lucas Holmes, W
Grand Isle County.
South Hero, A B Lyndon,
Grand Isle, Samuel Adams,w
Nouh Hero, John Hazen, W
AIburgh, S J Davis.
Isle La Mott, d
Washington County.
Barre, w TiIden, d
Berlin, S Phelps,
Calais, N A Chase, d
Dux5ury, G Marshall, lib, gain
Fsysion, Eli Bruce,d
Marsh6eId, S r Holiser, d
Msddlesex, w x Holden, "
Montpelier, Il Mars,on, d
Moretown, D Harris, d
Mortified, ID w HadIy, d gain
Plainfeld, N Townshsnd, d
Roxbury, Il r Shaw, d gain
Wats6eld, no choice
Waterbury, w Carpenter, d
Woodbury., A Town, d
Worcester, no choice.
Orange County.
Brook field, no choice
Bradford, no choice
Braintree, J Rtord, lib. gain
Chelsea, p G Jones, d gain
Corinth, S Darling
Newbury, ] Buchanan d gain
Orange, A Houghlon d
Randolph, no choice
Topsham, G p Bill d
Thetford, Joseph Gllett d
Vershire, no choice
Washington, S Burton W
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-11
Representatives.
Rutland C0untU.

Brandon, E n Briggs, Wing.
Benson, Wilcox, W
CaslIeion. S Cheever, W
Clarendon, no choice
Chittenden, Leonard, W
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-07-28
TERMS OF THE CALIFORNIAN.

o,bished weekly at $500 per annun, or 81 so
raid rtI within six months.
P y" Doper discontinued until arrearages paid ex-
M n,,ttbe option Of the publisher.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the customary prices
r"sent Advertisements to be paid for in advance.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18
NO CURE NO PAY!

cT. LOUIS LOCKE HOSPITAL, No. 25
- Locost st.--Chailenge of $500 accepted
Read and judge Tor yoarselves.--Neiiher
Quackery nor Impositlon!--It u well know
that DR.. D., Il e proprietor Of the Lecke Hos
pital, is the most celebrated physician the
has unde ltaken the practice Of disc OF .
delicate nature. in this CITY.
DR.. D. may be consulted con6dcntially TO
the following diseascs: Syphilis. gonsrrhoea
gleet, structures. infammatisn Of the bladder
gravel, piles diseases of the womb, imPoien
cy, diseases Of the bones; and also dyspepsia
acute and chronic rheumatism, hts, kings
evil, consumption in all its stages, palse..
liver complaint, drop.y. cancers, weak eyes
phthieic and all similar complaints Per
sons making application and taking Dr. d.
advice, may depend on positive and con-
plete recovery.
Strangers are apprised that Or. p. is reg
ular phy sicisn, and has devoted the last ten
years Of his practice to the curing Of the
above diseases.
PRIVATE CoMMUSrcA1roNs.-Perso residing
out Of the city, and wishing to consult DR.. D..
must address (post paid) with fee enclosed,
and oil such letters will meet with prom '
attention. These addressing him will be re
quired to describe symptoms, SO as 10 enable
him TO furnish the Decessary remedies.
N. B.-.4ny persoI wishing private room,
until cured, can have It by applying to DR.. d.
april l3-ty
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18
Late Arrivals.

r AIDES National Magazine, for August
IL Ann S. Stephens & G. J. Peterson, Editors.
C0Mtents.
Captain Of the Bastile, The hand of Love,
The Dead Guest, The Light Of Faith,
Ellen Elmer, Our Female Poets No
The Flower Girl, Editors Gossip, &c.
Embellishments.--The Spring Of the Valley, a
superb steel engraving. The la Polk, a Dance
a splendid engraving worth the price Of the
number. Fashions for August, four figures of
the latest Partisan styles. Subscription price 81
per annum, single number 20 cents.
Graham's Centleman's and Lady's Magazine,
for August. Embellishments--The Young Po-
etess, an original steel engraving by Chapman,
ssSouthern Views, No. 2" Georgia Female Col
lege, the most splendid engraving ever published
in any magazine. Portrait Gallery. No. l3.
James Fennimoie Cooper, spirited and striking
likeness of this celebrated author. Contents
Original, varied and interesting as usual, from
Longf.llow, J. X. Paulding H. w. Herbert, &C.,
Subscription, s. per annum, single Nos. 80 cts,
for sale at TALLANTS, Literary
4 aug IL "a Depot, Water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18
DR.. Osgood,s Indian !,

N0R the cure Of Fever ma 49,.
- Liver complaint, Ague Csts. 4. 49,
rio0s forms Of bilious diseases. - "a
This article for the frat time Arsr.A.,
notice OF the citizens Of Iowa is cons se'sN d
men led TO them as a safe, certain. arS nas
for fever and agae in its different n, sPeedy ca
tive Is the proprietor Of lis efficacy. sAss SpN
ICES his agents to warrant the msS ~. = ssds
case, and should il fail in any instance u
: eriect and permanent cure, the mos.. psesssas ,
ably to De returned. This medicine II. 7 mn:
te isivey used in Michigan since il has J. ssa q
into notice there, and is now eonside,sS . e'cesi
paint. ~ nnss
For sale by J. r. TALLANT.W Wat,
lington, and ID. v. COLE. Fa;rSsM fees
thorized agents for the medicine II Ia ~ tal@
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18

II TAlLAHT'S Lisessse Depot. Water 81. .
"A fsll md coGplete stock o. iasr sabiica-
tssss - nasasises. for sale isices ~ithir The
ssece u ~. Amosg his assortment nay be
fDssd:
Nyaes3<s Of Paris IN off,: N;as: A.rah Neil:
ys0ss' a9ss: Presidents saughfs r.; Forest Days;
MsMe; Rose D'Aibset. NEG hiors: ell b. Miss
6se1er; Ar.belas Stuart. ssis~st~r Sound !:
caeAeesss. t.ssh Stses Trats: Ion Burke. Nos.
o11ary; cksweaiskkstcies; Tynl~y liam. b,
1sad; Treasure Trose: The Hsntr; Ealnyed
el1e; jew. Last Ship; Grsmsbl-r; The Ills. &C
hsspsssS PSss<si Bibi<. compl.ie from No. to
-. Il es . ~ IF. TALAAT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18


Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Dye
Stuffs, Oils, Leafs, BrOnzes,
Sc, sc.
A FRESH supply just received, including
IA fifty bottles quinine,
Opium, extr. conium, hyasciamus,
Blue pill Eng. sulph. potass,
Pulv. rhoi. rad. columb do gent.
Cardamon seeds, red oxide iron,
Arrow root, sage, kreosote, SIENNA,
Morphine, pyroligneus, GIN, guaiac.l
Carb ammonia, gun. assafGtida,
Urva ursi, pulv. epicac,
Balsom copaiva, spts. Nitro,
Emp robrons, calomel, cantharides, SC.
ALSO
9 bbls grind. log and mic wood,
l cask madden, Dbl -four sulphur,
bbls spts turpentine and varnish,
kegs vitriol and glue, key oil. oil,
Dbl. east. oil, packs gold leaf, &c.
Vegetable oils, essences, cologne,
100 lbs carb soda, camphor,
100 " sal epson,
$50 " indigo; paint brushes, whitewash
brushes, and a variety of other articles in the
above line, very low for cash, by
may ii IA COPP s. PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18
Rich Fancy Goods.

GTRIPED and plain balzarines-ah wool;
y Very fine new style mouseline de LANES, do
Black and mode colors do do
Striped and plaid bonnet silks, new style;
Rich fg'd dress silks;
Fancy silk and worsted shawls and dress hdkfs;
Ladies' bl'k and cold kid gloves;
blk white and cold silk do and mitts;
Black and cold gimp and fringe;
Artificial wreathes and flowers;
Bonnet caps and ladies' collars;
Jackonet, cambria and null muslins;
Jackonet and thread edgings and insertings;
Parasols and sun shades, Just received, and for
sale by w. F. COoLBAUGH 4 Co.
may II IA N
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18
NEW STORE.

yHE undersigned has just opened, In the
u new building On Jefferson street, 1ppc-
site Doctor Ransom,s. m entire new stock Of
Fall and Winter Goods, vonsistng in part OF
the following articles.
Broad Cloths Of various colors. Cassimeres,
Beaver end Pilot cloths, Sat;nets, Hardtimes.
Fianneis, Rose Blankets, Iinseys, Sheetings
and Shirtings brown and bleached, Calicoes
Of various descriptions, brown Drillings.
Tickings, Canton Flannel, Shawls, Handker-
chiefs, Gloves, Ribbons, Tapes, Needles,
Combs. Lace. Alpacas fancy. Wadiing, Cord,
ready made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Gro
ceries and Salt.
ALSO,
Fish Of various kinds, which will be sold
for cash or in exchange 70: produce ~ the
loves, pricee. THOMAS HEDGE.
Nov 25 s43-lv
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18
u00. u. BiAkE. y ~. q -
Cesss,issioner Of The General Lond Ofs.
sNo4,cE TO ran-EMrr.oS CLAIMANTS.

SNO5GE 10 IRE-EMFINN LAIMAKTs.
EVEN person entitled 10 the right Of rec mp
lsss - oey LANDS Niahin iss< nmts of the
sbsvs s.sa,er.ted. = reqnirsd TO establish the
ssne u ia saeislactos 81 tAe lss gi.ter and Re-
SEWER - slse proper Lsad Ofhcs. sad make pay
essst therefor - coon practicable alter seeing
this seaire. Esd bstore the day appointed t,r the
seas~ ars me- Vi Of the public sale Of the townshif,
essbrsrisx the tract claimed. above designated
6aheswiss surh claim will be torfsit.d d.
THO. n. BLAKE.
cs~ssissioar u he Ga.e'al Land Office,
&c. . lo@l.-tds
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18
Lands for Sale.

EOR SALE, or will be exchanged for town
IL property, two tracts of land in Township
70, near the Fairview Farm, and one tract in
Township II. Apply to
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18
URIGHr,s INDIAN VEGETABLE
sept2s ~

"RIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
w PILLS, or THE NORTH AMERICAN COLLEGE or
BEALrH.--H the channels of our mighty Tivers
become 80 ohstrncted AZ to afford an INSULT
cient outlet for the superb bundent waters, we
can expect nothing less than that the sur
rounding conntry will be overwhelmed with
the food. In like manner with the human
sody-if the skin, kidneys and bowels, (the
natural outlets for usefulness and correct
humors,) become 30 ohstructed as 70 Tail ~
affording full discharge Of thee impurities;
which are in all
THE CAUSE OF SICKNESS,
we surely can expect no other results than
tn at the whole frame will. sooner or later, be
OVERWHELMED WITH DISEASE
A. in the fret place, II We would prevent
an inundatiol, we must removc ~ obsiruc-
tors, in order that thcre may be no,hin-
drancc 10 the tree discharge Of the super
abundenf waters. So, in th second place, IL
we would prevent add cure disease, ave must
open. and keep open, the natural Grains Ut
the body.
WRlGHrS INDIAN VEGETABLE
PILLS,
Of The Nsrth American College Of Hea lth vii
be found the equal IL not the very
BEST MEDICINE IN TIE WORLE
For carrying out this beautiful and simple
theory, b ecause they completely cleanse the
stomach and bowels from all bilious humors
and other imrari,y, and al the same time pro-
mote healthy discharge from the lnng-.
skin and kidneys; consequently, a. all tht
natural drains are opened,
DISEASE OF EVERY NAME is LIT
ERALLY DRIVEN FROM TIE BODY
0rCAuTIoN The great popularity and con
sequent great demand OF WHghts indias
Vegetable Pills has raised up host OF coun-
'erieittrs, fhe public should Do on thf,f
guard. The only security against imposition
IL to purchase from the regular ADVERTISED
agents, and in all cases be particular to ash
for Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
+. X, Woodw AID, general agent, corner
Third aud Chestnut SITS. ST. Louis, Me. j.
rallant, agent for Iowa Territery, Water
Burlington.
apr 20 i44-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18
Jany. 18th lS43

Tongs, Butter Knives, Silver Pencils, Gold,
Silver. 4 Common. Specks, Silver Thimhles.
Gold Breas. Pins and Finger Rings, Musical
Boxes, Pocket and Pen KNIVES, and all such
articles as are usually kept in his ine-all
of which will be cold low At prices TO sui,
The times.
N. B. All kinds Of Clocks, Watches and
Jeweilry repaired and warranted at the short
eel notice. Old Gold and Silver bought a,
the highest market prices. Store on Main
street, at the sign Of the Large Watch.
may, l3th, 1S43-y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18
To Let.

~ Commcdious rooms on the first or basement
story Of the brick Hotel on the corner Of
rooms. Possession 70 b given On the LIT day
of November NEXT. Enquire Of
GRIMES Z STARR.
sept % ~ Hawkeye coPyl
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18
Ladies Look at This.

NEW Style goods for ladies' dresses; cash.
IN mere de Ecossie, parametta cloths, fg'd,
plain, changeable, barred and striped alPacas,
and prints Of every variety, comprising large
and splendid assortment which will be sold very
cheap. tall and see. JIG. l. UMAN,
sept % I'D Water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-01-18
Great bargains,
AT THE
NEW YORK STORE.

On Mdia street, IN the ne,r brick building betarcen
Washington aud Columbia ste.
ERENCH, English, and American prints; bal
IL zarine and painted muslins; striped lace mus
Inns, Swiss and jaconett; French worked collars
and collaretts of the most rare style; Isle aces,
edgings and insertings; bonnets, good assort-
ment. #H
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 a very
superior quality, and other articles too numer-
Gus TO mention, all 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 to
show goods.
may Pa