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Mr.. Calhoun and Oregon.

I, seems probable, and we hope it may prove
10 be the case, that Mr.. Calhoun and his SCHOOL,
by common opposition to the encroaching and de-
structive tenets Of the progressive, that 49, the
Irish. Illinois and New Hampshire Democracy
will he brought into cooperation with the great
Wing party on the Oregon question.
- A correspondent Of the New York Herald
writes
ave are informed by gentleman from the SCUM 'ns
nornns that Mr. Calhoun will certainly come BACK 10 inc
senate this wnicr-,hat Mr.. Huse' will resign 10 make
~ay for hs great predecessor and this conclusive oil the
.,,ca.on, of Mr. Calhoun OF the necessity OF his pre-
,ence in the Senate reference greaier question than
the tariff and momcntous one TO The co"on usao u
South Carolina The Union endeavors TO create the impress
mon that the Charleston Mercury not the exponent OF the
views Of Mr. Calhoun in its opposition TO the late oregon
war blasts Of the Executive organ We happen TO hno"
b.,er During the sessions of ga 43-@. there was
s.dy and consistent opposition the part OF the South
In, Senators TO the action Of Congress upon the Ore
Oou question, proposed to be settled by various ois
brought before the Senate At the last session, near
The very close. when the whole west were IN daily
e1pertstion of the joyful news OF the hnai passage
of Dr. Duncan's excellent good bill for the pro'oc
zion and occupation Of Oregon, and the giving the
twelve months notice, the motion OF Mr.. ALLEN
in the Senate take up said bill was defeated by the
vote. Of the two South Caroins Senator'S Messrs Nc
Dufie and Huger And simply because OF the
GO itesy due Mr. Calhoun. with whom the subject was
in charge head Of another department; but was from
che prosaon OF the SOUTH In the contingency
If war from psss5ge Of the BILL and the unquah=d ea-
pulsion OF John Bail FROM the continent
We ntend that tbs S,ith is I?po'ed to this Oregon
from another consideration which 1t requires no
srsai ssgacity in the reader conjecture As sections
movement, opposed to the Sruth-h- South Is naturally
Jealous Of its contamination The Formal occupation #
Oreson-,he award of lands 10 ssers-eneouragements
10 emigration would subtract materially from the bone ano
sinsw erection Of free States which wM eventually
come 10 direct opposition the peculiar institution OF TIE
6outhern sectIon Of The Unnn."
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REPORTED For THE UNITED STATES GAzErrE.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

WkpNkspAY EVENING, NOV. ISlh.
The Cotton Market quiet and prices are without essen.
tal variation Four-rherc little enquiry in
the market about the middle OF the day. which resulted in
the sale of 500 bbls &C. and 500 bbs slso reported
S6l2}, however quote So the general asking price
vi standard brands the market closes little firm.
Corn Mea-No sales. Rye Flour brings S4.s73 Wheat
Not much selling advised of sales VI 6a7000 bush
els 1894 rs cts fair and good reds, sn 1870
white: Corn-SoIhern yellow, steady st - for old,
SIS eta foruew. Osu-wc quote Southern 40a4i cts.
In Groceries notice sales OF lis bags ST. Domingo Co
fee g cs and 100 boxes ST. Jsgo white Sugar 81
both me for Moss.es there is rather better feeling.
Provisions-No changes. CloveIsecd-Pime lots held
at S64
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DIED.

o. yeerdsy morning ct 10 O'clock, u catarh fever,
JOEFH BYKU, only u George TIA Mary Jane Barge
mIn. sgto = years. months snd days.
Tn trends sLd scquaIntsnces Of the family, and Of An.
tnony BsfRanin William BYRD Page, requested TO
from the fssdenee oi the aer. nosr mo
Do MsrkeU sfernOon al haf pasta V'eOes, without
lDrtne' invitation.
At hi, denc, Lq1re Till, Henreu Thusdsy, the
2Jth JyHs CsiLBsY sged about gu years
The enos u his iamy invited 10 sttend his iuners
this morning. Of 10 OelJok from hrs sto rssidsnee.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Mondsy, Nov. IL, ls4s.

INeP'rteu TOT the boston ITaNeHer.I
AT Market $500 Beef Cattle, 1850 head Stores % yoke
Working Oxen, 40 Cows and Calves, 1900 Sheep and
sou Swine.
BEEF CArrLE-Sales of extra s.. 90; first quality. 947s
second quality, SIs42 5
SroRss-Yesrlings from sos. and two years old from
SlUsl4.
WokHtss orrS-Saies made at S7oa72, and Ssls
IO4.
Cows AND CALvr,-Sses made at Si7s20 S2ia
90, and S34,42
SHESr-Lors taken at Sl,l2sl,75 SABA and S3.l7.
SwISE-A email advance wss Obtained, say 3Aa4 al
wno.-saie. and at retail from ~ to Sc.
BARKELLiSs CATrLE-Prices remain as reported last
week. Mess. S3.2S; No. l, 50, rs; prime S2.25.
N. There is for sale at Brighton seven the largest
OIen and sad be the best that offered in any
market 81 time mot excepting Smitheld Eng three
from the State oi New York. and fou. from the State Of
Maine, and will dressed Tor market, weighs about
tone.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-22

OF We have ON hand numerous MSS. from
correspondents. and relnqush the pen almost en-
tirely, that we may a comGIo date them before the
meeting of Congress and the Legislature, which
convene Monday week next: We wish to clear
the deck, by that time, and we hope that cores
pondents us we have often entrtated them, will
. learn to condense more, and remember to write,
las we have so often requested,) but on one side
of the same half sheet.
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Taosas II. ELrr.. seerel.rr.
Frsta a., LBf0ns DsmoeI a..


Near tho banks u the Susqut mot many miles from
the point where the valley 81 Wyoming, Is
row strip Ut land sked by grove of oaks Distant from
human habitson has become the homo ~ birds, end o
howesi ne silence broke only by the minselsy Of ieslher
ed songstors md the signing wind Upon this secluded
spOt rays Of sunlight repuse mid day; bot they
se uot long shsdOw steals upon them and they Zee
The q wsts that Bloom there display other colorng
AaI sLufe an1 white blending u ths two
~ sdo Of this nook, beneath large and spreading
cok ftrse Tie mounds shove them Of equal
hsght aG1 engu; the grey head stones ard the winding
sheet Of that wfops whole indicate sa tho
ere were companions In he and IN desth Undivided lay
down TO repJse together. Inscription, there none; fadi
ton is silent The aged aud the young attracted by the
beauty Of tho scene, and lugsr there the
Of tie namoess dead; until this whispered sdnoniuon
stealing into their hesrts spirit voice dvelt IN
tho brsnohes shove their heads the bsBe their
feet-SHeh ~ ths common let.
They suFsfed-but their pangs DER
EnjOYed-bUt their delights ere fed;
Hsd friends-their friends no more;
And fOes--thef foes are dead
"Thsy wefe-whateyeT thou hast been;
They afe-whst thou shalt be-"
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lime and labor, which have sssn Saaeh 10 we hspi
OF bes,o~ing gra,utously oa sueh oasssions'
trust, sir. you will excuse the liberty have aker
in addressing you.
Yours, very respectfully,
THO'S II. PALMER.
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MARRIED.

IN PsiersbGrR Monday the l7tn inst. by the Rev.
John Leybufn. Nh RIeHAED "A. ALLEN Il Richmond to
Mss C-oRsIIsI e. GRUSUY. o. Petersburg
In tine cy On the 2On inst. by Rev h. l.. Magoon, Hr.
JANts II REIp, to Mes SARAH u. BAITLLY.
NOnvik papvIs gitl please C"py.
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NoTICE.--ln the school room OF the odd Fellows
Building and o'clock In the evening. Dr. THJNAs will
d. III. subject Of dbohgm and ne Promise made
% the FotAeTE Israeliies respectfully ived attend.
Meeting In the morning az usual.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-22

The Rev. K, RyLAsp will prsseh in the Second Freshly.
terrain Church (Mr Hpge's) Tomorrow morning, at III
O'Clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-22

UfOEND, by servant he Thee Chopped Road few
u nlss above The city bunch ~ KEYS Tie
tain the BY ealing the Hardware Sore Of
SMITH n HAYWOOD,
no "a No. 20, Main It.
lpACKISG YARN, HEMP AND VANILLA NOPE, and small
srd Of dihrsai tinds Of superior quality constantly on
hand and for saIe By Smith n HARDWOOD.
to99 No 70, Isn y.
UDLAt SILK PRIgGEs GINPs, ho-IIeayy bh aIk Funres
ID GimPs shaded Rbands and Blk sk hand
Bo2R HAYES, VAN DEURsEN AWARD.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-22

4 r. WORDS OFFICE--Two Lotteries TO.
- DAY $4,000 foe w. $4,000 for gro. Both Capital.
maybs hsdof
M ~ WORD
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\ kFx3sssssslssss .s;ssdsd iol ssf mo'a'ags FsPss
49, - brauss In LsfayN o'slesk he previous svenins
snsuis en- ins.roaI shd Aoss f Monday nornins' Ps
per On Saturday. =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-22

nOt0NG YATCHoNG ! There superior Chops Blset Tss
BoH GORDON 4 SKINNER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-22

At an Anniversary Meeting, jointly. Of the Lsdies'
Union Benevolent Society and the Geniemens Benose-
lent Society. of the city OF Richmond, In The Rev. Mr.
Hogc's Church, Tuesday night, November ls. ls45.
On motion OF Mr. Samuel Reeve, James Mcdowell,
Esq OF Virginia. called to preside over the
meeting, and Mr. Thamas II. Ellis to act as Secretary.
Tho Rev. William Duva, being invited by the Chair
man, opened the meeting with prayer.
Mr. Peter Van Dsusen. behalf o the Ladies, presen
ted the following Report
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-22

o. TONS PLASTER, laRdiDg this morning.
1-t and for sak BY
boql RANKIN 4 wHITLoCK
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-22

FOR NbW ORLBdNS
nkA Virginia and Louisiana Llno--To sail on
keek Dteemser positively. The regular packet Brig
JOHN A. LANCASTER Capt Jese Lovrand viii abDvs.
Per heeh cabin passage having
dstions Apply ., Capisis board at Ludans wharf,
DAVID CuRRfE,
OF CHAs r. wOHTHAM.
P.s-sbippers please send down their freight freight
Will be Tceesed anef Saturday, the 2gth Inst
noR DC.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-22

HOLLEN'S FAMILY FLOUR-A furthe
Il supply lust to hand Those BEEN waiting for
viii please sppy
noas L. d. cRENsHAw. BROTHERS q co.
EERklN BuTTER-l3 ferkins just to hane
Il for sale by
L. ID. CRENsHAw RROTUE ma n IN
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MARINE lNTELLlGENCE.

NEW YORK. Nov; ao.-Ariv.d. sehr Delaware,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
Important
To House-keepers, Hoase-holdei,s, and .M
chnnics cenerally.

To Ho,.sc-keepers, House-holdeIJs, and Me
chanics generally.
The first China, Glass, Queens aud Hardware
Store in Iowa.
u MCINTYRE, importer OF, and dealer il
H. the above goods, has fixed on the city OF
Burlington for the transaction of mercantile bu
sne:s, and has just opened well selected as
sortment of goods, which be, offers for sale botL
BY Wholesale and Retail at the st. Louis prices.
Although he deems it unnecessary to 60 into
particulars, yet he would say, that in this estab
iishment will at all times be found every article
in his line adapted to the wants Of town and
country. Retailers especially throughout the
Territory will always find a fall Stock Of com
mon arnre to suit the wants Of their customers in
new country. To the Mechanics Of Burling-
ton and neighboring towns he would just re-
mark, that he viii make it his constant care 10
be well supplied with edge fools Of every descrp-
ton, and ofthe best manufacture. Orders from
distance thankfully received and carefully and
promptly executed.
~ The Iowa City Standard and Keosauqua
Democrat will each publish the above to the
amount of S., and charge the advertiser.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
Reads Concentrated syrup Of Sar-
saparilla.


VHtHE subscriber now offers 10 tho public ),
a his preparation Of Sarss parilla. which has
been much used at the East, though never
heretofore offered for sale. Il is not intended
tor cure Of every disesse. but as grand rem
ovator Of the human system. and perfect rem
edy for such diseases as proceed from an nn-
free state oi the blood OF habits. II 10 intend
ed for scrofuions affections, chronic rheuma-
tisrY, disc ased liver, eenerafchronir disorders,
SYPHILIS, anc ID particularly efacacious in re-
moving the effects of mercury from the ava
TEN. The following Recommendations will
satisfy all 81 the great usefulness Of the med
icine. To those 20 hon DR.. Carroll Is known,
his name is quite sufii cienf.
ArTLEBoR,', Mass Dec. IS, I845.
READS Sarsaparilla has been Of great SER
| vice in this community. and numerous instan-
ces Of radical cures might be named II il
particularly efficacious in Chronic diseases,
and know Of nothing surer in removing the
| effects Of mercury from the system. Though
heretofore made only for private use, its vii
tue has become extensively known.
| A. S. DRAPER sa
Being friend privately and gratuitousl y
benefited by the above article, can freely
say that agree With ali that has been said BY
Mr.. Draper, and am pleased 70 learn that III {
article IL about TO be offered publicly for sale
as the sufelng community will be greatly
ASST sted BY il. D. G. CARROLL, Nj. u. !
The above medicine is neu,ly put up, and
sold, wholesale and retail, At the City Drug
Store, by ]. READ.
March %. l845.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
lkE pOrtalft,
B. FOSGATE'o AN )DYSECOR pIAL
"A SAFE AND ErFEcrrAL REMEDY ron rur
ST AMER EnMpItxIN,r-

B. FOSGATE'SA AN )DYNE CORDIAL.
SAFE AID ErFEcrrAL REMEDY ron rus
SUMMER COMPLAINTS,
Viz: DiarrLGa. aud Cholera iYorbus,
also. Fidiale,t and Spasmodic rplics.
This Invaluable Medicine for the aboys
complaints surPasses anv o.her remaa now
IN use. Hundreds OF cases have come 10 the
kno- ledge OF tie proprietor, where speedy
cure has been effected BY the use Of the Cor.
dial, after resort to the comnion remedies
aad proved unasailirg. I,hea been extern.
sivcly used throughout this State and eise-
where, for many years-has been approved,
and Is used ~ practice by great many Of the
most respectable ptys,o ans, ae ,nay be seen
ny their certificates and Recommendations
accompanying each bottle. .3 sl48
This medicine is discovered 10 be certain
and eficctual remcd, far the iestine dis.
eases, produced by the drinking OF the waters
81 the Hversin the southern and south-wes-
tern States, whi.a renders ii Of inestimable
va ne TO those who yc ide or travel in those
sections Of the country. III
A facsimile a. the proprie tors signature
will be found on the outer label OF each bot
tie, II genuine. Price. 81 cts. For sale BY
CUPP & PARSONS,
july 70 '45-ly Burlington. L
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
COACH FACTORY.
COrse s. Hartman,

DETURN their thanks to the citizens Of
h Iowa and Illinois, for the liberal share OF
public patronage which they have received, and
embrace this opportunity Of informing them that
they have removed from their old stand, on JEFF
ferson street, to more commodious building,
situated on tie corner Of Valley and Main sts.,
where they are prepared to furnish at the short
est notice, any description Of Carriages now in
use, the workmanship and durability Of which
have been fully tested in this vicinity and need
no further Recommendation.
They have just received good and general
assortment of materials fpm New York, Pitts
burgh and Wheeling, of the latest style, to wit:
lace fringe, patent leather elliptic springs, &C.:
&C., which will enable them to furnish work al
rates to SUIT the purchaser. Produce of every
description taken in payment for work.
may is Atm
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
Jewetcs Patent Cary Plough.

7NHE subscriber would inform his friends ard
i customers that he has now on hand large
supply Of the above justly celebrated poughs. D;
this years nanufactnre, and is therefore pre-
pared to fill all orders at the shortest notice.
Within the past year have added some val
liable improvements to said plough. The ii cdd-
board is g inches higher, and is fastened 10
the standard with bolts and screws, instead OF
rvets as formerly. II can therefore Be easily
taken of for repairs or any other purpose. at
pleasure. The standard is also 2 inches higher.
and cast with the same circle as the mouldboard
until il enters the BEAM This prevents an nossi-
hiiity OF its choking. even in the most fou ground
The heel of the landslide is also COST with chill
which will preveat its wearing SO fast, thereby
causing the plough to run less steady than when
new.
To those who have used these ploughs. land
there are thousands OF the best farmers ia Mis-.
souri, and Illinois who kase.) not word to
their performance need be said. To those who
have not tested their superiority over all other
kinds now in use with us, and their perfect adj
agitation to our light, loamy soil, will say that
YOU would promote your interests By giving them
trial. You will find them TO work easy for your
team, to do the work with great expedition and
to do it well. The monldboard being made of
wrought iron, OF a peculiar shape. aud the entire
shear Of steel. they bright in all SOILS which
is the great desideratum in plough for this sec
ton OF country.
HUDSON +. BRIDGE,
Successor to Bridge Hale.
mar As JOHN G. FOoTE, Agent
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
Wool Wanted.

TEN THOUSAND lbs. good clean Wool
i for which the highest price will be paid
by WE COOLBAUGH l. CO.
may 81 rs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11

Hardware and Cutlery.

UST RECEIVED BY steamer Mermaid,
- and for sale, large assortment of Hard
ware and Cutlery, such as
Door, till, pad, cupboard, chest, and trunk
locks, sfss
Knob and Norfolk latches, scissors,
Shears. sheep sh ears, stirrups, bride bits.
Square. fat and round bolts,
Knives and forks Of all kinds,
German silver, Britannia and iron table and
tea spoons,
Rivitcd and rought table hinges,
Parliament do
Wood sc,ews-all sizes, wheel irons,
Mill and hand saws, mill and hand saw
files, rasps, augers, fish hooks, lacks,
Coffee mills. trace chains,
Curry combs, drawing knives,
Axes-Yankee and Kentucky patters-and
many other kinds too numerous to mention,
all Of which will be sold low for cash OF
country produce, by
WM. GARRETT & CO.,
mar 20 45 Sign of Great Western.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
New Books.

ENoRREsTAL. or the Light of the Reef;
II The Maiden
Nights Of the Roand Table;
I.ardner and Arago's Astronomical Lectures
The Robbcr OF the Rhine;
Mrs. Pecks Pudding;
The Cotton Lord,
Grmald, the Clown, by Dickens;
DR.. Pise's Lectures on the Inv ocst;on II The
Saints;
No. % Harpers' Illuminated Bible. lust re-
ceived and for sale, BY ;. F. TALLANT.
apr 70 As
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11

OLD HAWKEYES UNDEHSOLD
CASH CasR CasA,-- Hides, Leather, Boots, Shoes
and Findings. III MI n4Ir N64N
IS. VAN DUSEN & CO.,
HAVE just opened shop on Jefferson street,
III three doors east Of Third. where they offer
at wholesale and retail, cheaper than can Be sold
elscUhere IL he Territory,
- H M
OF every description, such as Harness, Bride.
Upper, Cali, Kip, and Sole Leather II s3=
-AIsO.-
A large assortment Of first rate CUSTOM WORK
Gents Calf Boots and Shoes; gs
Ladies' Kid Shoes, Ties, Bnskins, &C.; *
Chldrens' Shoes Of every description; also,
large assortment of r
SHOEMHKERS' FINDINGS, @Ss
Such as Lasts, Pegs, and Sparables. all of which
they viii sell for the ''ready root" hides app
proved country produce, tallow &c. They will
paw cash for hides. The subscribers will carry
on the gF ts.E Brfff..
Currying Business go
In Burlington, and will therefore be able to sci
better article Of leather and cheaper than any
other person can Offer TO the public
Hawkeyes and Suckers, one and all. are re-
spectivey solicited before they close bargain
| TO call two doors east of Mclntire's Hard@ar
Store ard examine the goods offered by
mar 20 '45-tf SWAN DUSEN & co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
M1haldNrED IN EVERY INST:ANCIi

= 81 EE4
- fk,s sssshl~ usedicise MAS prepared frau an
ax4ensava y, scsie~ Of seseral years IN bill, ~
clioss<. ssd IL nsses kaowa 10 tai Of eari"s
fever ssc AGues or ~ssy o; tie above rdise~,es.s
III is eqssl;y Es-rai Tor the cure Of Liver Con
oi,sss, Isrdsc<. sesargs e u q: ,vsrs afsos 81
hucsu~ni Of tie >,sl.sr. raiied J6gue Cake, iaad
~ y,sso~. forsHs OF ssiisus :gestion. These
wslk ~ ether v.s,ed ADDICTION. OF .ach cii"atrs
srisiag frpsu common miesm.. ea.ss. ARE snl,
madi6rasiess II 'ls- ,atns siseass. aud equal,
eoasro}ir aig fsn4 paas e.Ans~Tsv as.EssaE
= Residenl o. bilious rlim.f-.. erif-ranis. {.
Isss4oss trsveln;. through irtersrd di>;rlsts "
.eess&v.. will nwa che Ci.issng,,s au invsriah
-osa sSsossier pr,~rNs<re- I'D si".-e
81 &sseA L oui~c me<sirirs Is .rroml, a,de ! with
H~MuhlpA oa ne vi ave.. .. isatm~rt AID tluse o
sGsser ard n gsre. AMI other bmsas~~ .ef Biiion
cIipsses. e aiming nnrh valuable infor~'stio.
-osi asss b. tssd Ns.ss.lni ~. -ndess'girf a5.n
"A Sre.k asr,ris ss1-t r~reiv.d b. ~ T.dil I'M
.lBsrsssgssn. AID u. " cole. t.iriisio.
10 "a a-t 1fttrE sr~.sf $50.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
REMARKS,

The above truly valuable article. when. ...a
'xernalts, IN connection with "Wistar's R.l..w
Ut Wild Cherry" taken in.ernaiy inipart, m,
.rtatest relief to petients laboring under ruIwn.
Nary OR LisEi, complaint. Fl, her article u.ed
hone has III hume rou, Instances, given very b,yb
aet'on-but when both are m-td (which 81
ways fecommend,l 'he reliet afforded j. much
acre immediate, and disease is most cer,snly
nanished from the system We commend il d
the candid attention OF all invalds laborin. IN.
Ter any chronic or long standing disease.
address all oiders TO Phelps & Blakley. cor.
ief lhir" aad Chestnut street, st. Louis, Mo-
or sale by the undersigned Agents.
corp PRISONS. Burlington,
Joseph F. Myers, Fort Madison, Joseph s.
t 4, n.re, Bloomington. I. G. Lyon. Iowa CITY,
". ID. acCord, Colunibu. Ci,y. te
luly 26-lv
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11

NEWaE STABLIS HMENT.
READ, has the pleasure of informing the
81 citizens Of Burlington and the adjoining
country, that he has taken the ss''ss = r
OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE,
"a sM.aIN STREET, BURLINGTON
ately and favorablv EnowT. hy the sian Of the
~ s.GOOD SAMARITAN,ns 49, $3.50
Formerly keptby DR.. JACOB GAcnY. deceased
The pfopricforis now fitting mp with an entire
new stock OF choice and approved .r
Efugsf aud Medicines, Points and Dyes,
w hich he's prepared 10 sell at the lowest msrke'
prices. Ass. op hand, full assortment Of the
mos, approved -, gn 3,..si., 81
7Fss - Patent Medicines. sm.
Arrang ements have been made in the Eastern
cities by which constant supplies OF fresh Juedi
eines viii be forwarded. so
uz-ph.sici Prescriptions carefully andaccu
rate ~ compounded.
Country 'hy sicans and Merehants supplied o.
| favorable terms.
| oct IL 'li-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-11
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BRITANNIA

YvHE subscriber having the Agency for the
u sa e Of Britannia Ware, has just opened at
the China and Hardware Store, corner Of Third
and Jefferson sts., complete assortment of the
above goods, comprising in part, Coffee Pots,
Tea Pots, Sugars, Creams, Bowls, Tumblers;
Knives and Forks; all of which he offers al
manufacturing prices. ID. MCINTYRE,
importer Of, and dealer in China, Glass and
Hardware. ssx
dec % IA