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Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11
MOBILE, GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW

Regular " eehty fdcHd.
 h f1YEuDA Aa The new and splendid doube-en- tr-g&J=z=1kA %gine steamer, JAMES HEWITT, sAA M. Quarrier master twill commence her regular trips on the first rise of the leaving MosliE, every SATURDAY evening at o'clock, and WARSAW every MONDAY at l2 o'clock. For freight or passage, having superior accommo- datio~s, apply on board or tn
 CAMPBELL, OWEN co. Agents. oct2I 22OC 75 Commerce and 72 Frpn, streets,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

AW BoOkS-Clarke's Digest of New-Y ork a1 Decisions, 4 vols late edition. kent's Commentaries, 4 vols.. hate edition Story's Law of Contracts not written, l vol Lomax's Law of Administrators and Executors, 2
 vols do do Real Property, 3 vols Stirkie on Evidence. 3 vols; Phillips on do do Bourier's Law Dictionary, new edition Russell on Crimes, new edition
 angell & Ames on Corperali ions, new edition. StorY's Laws on the United States, i vols Gordon's Digest Laws U. s.
 Iidd's Practice, vols.
 archiba ld's Civil Practice, 2 vols
 oaopour Dlges, of Irish and American Chancery
 Reports, vols Greenleaf on Evidence, new edition lth many others in every department of Law, al iofd'ng to the sudden, and practitioner, favorable opportunity for forming en,rgine their I.ibraries jan30 Bookseller, as Daurb;,.s,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET

For Benton, Vvnon, Newport and Giares' Lending,
 tSsss<.- A The steamer LOWNnES, II.
 s sttSlls..zS Johnson master. This new light Sssissass drdught, fast running double englue steamer will make regular weekly trips between Mo. bile and points above mentioned daring the season. eaving Mobile every FRIDAY, at 5 PM. and arriving at Graves Landing SUNDAY mornings; leaves Graves Landing on SUNDAY al 12 NJ. ani arrive in Mobile early un WEDNESDAY mornings. Fo, freight passage, having superior accommodations. apply on board pr to
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11
MOBILE AND MON rGOMERY RhGULA
 WEEKLY PACKET

h ~YagE A. The new and splendid double en-
 tc,-lSaal-=zkS Sgne steamer SAM DALE, F. M. rs ohnson master, will leave iorMoat- pomery every WEDNESDAY al o'clock PM and arrive Friday morning. Leave Montgomery every FRIDAY at o'clock PM and arrive in Mobile Monday morning. For freight or passage, having superior accommodations, apply on board or tp
 dec3 CAMPREIN., OWEN & co. Aeents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

MOBILE x MONTGOMERY wrEKLYPAcKEr. h f'-FSs As The steamer MONTGOMERY, la1lsiHzks0R. BuIlard master, will run during s#E5SgEsspZZz, the regula weekly packet, leaving Mobile every SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock PM, and Montgomery every MONDAY, at 10 o'clock AM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 oc30 MOSES WIRING, Agent.
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET BE.Tn BEN
 MOpII E AND COI IIMRI1S


 h S-Fzge An The fine fast running Steamer t4,Jaassl-zANGEN. HARRISON, Jo II. Estes, rs Master, will run as parket in the abuve trade the coming season, commencing her trips with the first rise of water. Leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY al o'clock PM, and Co., lum6us every SATURDAY. For freight pas sage, having superior accommodations, apply on board Of to CAMPBELL, OWEN x co.
 oci3O Agents.
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FOR M0NTGOMERY-Weekly FacNel.

FOX MONTUDMEK1-W eekIy FhchtI. ts SzzseA. The fine passenger steamer NEW lr-4t4gsll=aHSwoRLD, J. Bryan master, will -s,sss2 run regular weekly packet lhrnughoul the season for the above and all interme- diite landings, leaving Mobile every SATURDAY e,ei ng at 5 o'clock, and Montgomery every MON- DAY morning al 10 o'clock.
 For freight or passage, apply on board. oct2S
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

sAOME5TIC LIQUORS-25 bbIs and 25 half -AC bbls Monongahela Whiskey.
 10 bbIs Gin, 10 bbs Brandy. received by the steamer Tuskaoosa from Cincinnati and for sale by an3l WHITAKER & SAMPSON
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

BROWNSVILLE WEEKLY PACKET. te fS1fSAgc Aa The steamer CAROLINA, Peter t-,11aSlEEHAs sCarroll master, twill run regular sszsasss packet the ensuing season between Mobile and rlckensvIlle; leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY evening at o'clock PM.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 oci2S M WARING.
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WEEKLY PACKET FOR GAINESVILLE.
 Gw~~ A The steamboat NEW ERA, J . W
 sSzEs4& Ly mpster. will ply during the pre- se e42s1zsknsent season, as areguar weekly pack c, between Mobile and Gainesville, leaving Mobile every SATURDAY EVENING, at o'clock.
 For freight or passage, having superior accommo- ddlions, apply on board or to
 aov2s MOSES WARING, Agent, ss Front-st.
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RpOrArOES--250 bbls White Planting Pola- 2 toes 25O do Chensngo do, in fine order, land tug ex bark Baltic and for sale by
 i,n29 FOSDICK x CHARLOCK. S4 Com. st .
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

SPERM OIL AND CANDLES-l3 casks Judd's NJ superior Winter Strained Sperm Oil; 100 bxs Sperm Candles, now landing ex-brig Sarah Brown from New-York, for sale by
 ian20 WHITAKER & SAMPSON. 20 Conti- -st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

ALLANTING POTATOES--sOs bbIs Maine white; 200 do Nova Scotia blue; 100 do Che mango; 70 bags Dutch, all in prime order, for sale
 jan2a by J. II. RIVERS & co.
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FOR COLUMBUS AND ABE6DEtN.
 h< f~fEsoD k The steamer MINERVA, Capt. E.1lAl zz4AsA c. Burgess, will run regularly during the the above and all lntermedate ports. For freight passage apply on board or to CAMPBELL, OWEN & co.
 noy26 75 Commerce and 72 Front -sis
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

A PPLES-l00 bbIs No: thern, now landing from JA bark Cowper, for sale by
 JOHN PHILLIPS, ia29 corner Cont and Waters -sts
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

EeAGGING, ROPEAND TWINE-I5OO pieces Basging, choice Kentucky brands; 1900 oils Rope; 10000 lbs Twine, will be sold on time for paper by
 jan3O BEERS & SMITH, 22St. Mcbael 8,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

ES UTTER AND CH EESE-20O kegs Goshen K Butter, l50 boxes Goshen Cheese, 75 do Vest era do for sale by
 j,n2o JAMES SANDS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

"INES-The subscriber has Teceiycd con
 " alignment from Messrs Bunker < Co. New York, a choice assortment of old Madeira Wine in cases of one dozen each. These wines offered for sale with full guarenty of their genuineness and quality. ROBERT s. BUNKER.
 dec1S corner of Royal and St Francis streets ~ ARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS---l .andng per M brig Sarah Brown, further supply of fresh Gar den Seeds, including great variety of Peas and Beans, warranted the growth of l844, for sale by
 jan23 MOSTLY & TUCKER.
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Hy
 HAVlLAND, CLARKE g. co. Mobile.

VALIER's FRENCH PILLS-For the cure 9 SECRET bIsEsEs-0ne box of the ineslimal,Ie Pills. is worth all the quack medicines in the world
 It IS fact well known to many, that most of the remedies offered for these diseases, composed of such nauseous drugs, to render it almost mpossl- be to continue their without creating sickness at the stomach or other unpleasant consequences
 Such being the case, there can be no doubt but such a remedy as VALlER'S FRENCH PILLS will meet the unyersaI approbaton, being entirely free from those objections, pleasing in their operation box. For sale by
 IlAVILAND, CLARKE &CO. Mobile.
 aD2 1O4Ey*c&co
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LENN'S INDIAN HAIR OIL-This elegant M article has been in general for the last ten years, and the continued demand for il is an evI- dence that its good qualities are duly appreciated. the Indian Hair Oil is highly recommended for nour- shing and strengthening the hair, and preventing it from falling out or turning grey, giving it strength and causing it to grow luxuriantly even on ba Id places. where the of the hair have not been de- stroyed. The Oil removes the dandrufT, and gives glossy sofness the locks, truly beaulifnl; it has also he singular property of making light or red haIr whiskers and eyebrows, several shades darker color. It is pleasantly perlumed for dressing the hair in general, and for keeping it in curl is much esteemed. For sale by
 declI H. GATES. 1Y6 Daupbn-st.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

Q0f1' BOXES New Bedford s6e;fm Candles, 40 OOO casks Peach Orchard Coal, for sale bv
 jan23 HUNTINGTON & CLEVELAND.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

HAFILAND, CLAKkE & CU. Mobile. HARRlSON'S SPECIFIC OINTMENT.- a N For the cure of White Swellings and other lu mors, ulcers, legs, old and fresh wounds sprans and bruises, swengs and inflammation, scald head sore breasts of woman, rheumatic pains, eruptions, chiblans, whlues, blles, corns, and external dis eases generally. IL is for sale by
 uAViI CyARKI Cn ML.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

GIN-3 half pipes Holland Gin; do American ..jan22 JAMES GANDOLFo, 70 Commerce s,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

LENN'S HIG1LY PURIFIED BEARS OIL O-WARRANT'ED GENJTNE-Ths arli- cle, so well known and generally used, is so fie- quenlly initiated by various compounds of no value, that it is very important that the pure article should be obtaIned in order that ihe end for which it is de- signed may be answered. For promoting the growth out, removing the dandruf, cleansing the hair, and for general in dressing it, this oil is held in the highest estimation, it gives to the most stubborn locks soft and glossy appearance, and prevents it in great measure from turning gray-n will be found of great service for the heads of children.
 decl2 For s.la by Ii GATES IeR D.u,,i;n
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

BUTTER and CHEESE-20 Grkns Goshen sb Butter fresh 30 boxes fresh Goshen Cheese, m store and for sale by
 j,nT FOSDICK & CHARLOCK, SS Com-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

Yours with much esteem,
 [SigUedl A. B. ROWLAND, M. D. Beware of counterfets Buy nothing instead.-- We will engage the Balsam to where there is the least hope! Buy only at No. 375 Bowery. Dr. J. G. LEEDS, IF Water street. jan4
Mobile register and journal., 1845-02-11

ANIONS-l59 bbls m fine order, landing from " bark Cowper, for sale from the wharf by
 JOHN PHILLIPS, ian29 corner Cont and Water. sts.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-19
Adventure with 4 CABIN, an.

f4
We find the following story in the New
York Spirit Of the Times; and certainly
there is .ssfun alive in il: sa, ~, Is u,
uSeldom, since Paris rose out Of mud, Or the
long.haired kings went into bullock carts, was
there such a drive. ~ Carlyle. 4 n
theatrical amuscments are among the
most popular, as well as the most innocent,
to which strangers resort, to while away
a part Of those long nights which, in large
cities, .ss'are not made for slumber." -.
Nv tastes are not peculiar: accordingly,
finding myself in Philadelphia, in the au-
tum 81 18-, with no other engagement on
my hands for the evening determined 70
90 ID the play. Being still 4 little lame
from the effects Of broken leg, I was il
the practice Of riding, except very shori
distances: so, having purchased my ticket
at Die Office 81 the hotel, went TO The door
and called .sCdbr' ' N. 80 Nit = n.
ssAIl ready iSiif!'' was the reply III ! sharp
looking little Irishman, tightly butsoned il
green box coat, who. with whip IN hand
beckoned me to his vehicle, remarking. 4
ne same time, sf1ere, haven't I been wait.
inx fcr His honor III this time: ! much
- 70 say 70 bis bfotlier jarviss,, SIAM
back, if YOU plaSo, gintilmeu: Ibis - X
cusfomer!,' s. 90 rs
Being snugly seated in his cab, ssDtiy'
me- 10 the Chestnut street theatre, said ]
ayes, Your honor. = aissla u sac9 F''a
Slssn went the door, crsck went The whip
ana oiIlwesk he horses. It ! rkee that gav
~ xbsa earnest that ! had beSii fottunat
IN ny sslecsicn. ss sS'ah ~ ~ 'oa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-19
T'rERMs::..::,$2 90 M aApsXscx.sa

hi pinns a him. totfs Garth. xId tlicn con.
timed his fight. The fsrsmost " The
Indians, arriving II the places Aoppsd aill
n! the others, came UP 70, j IA lhem,
when they set up LislcvuA veil. Iva
ervy momeht VI this tinir was i,npr.,vsd
BY Golfer. who, although iaintinR snsai e..
hsusted, snocs -, IN gaini.e The sk,vsiae
OF cotton tree wooI On tic bardcrs of tie
Fork, through which he ran, and plunged
into the river 'Ae ~ 'Rf#
Ta Fortunately far him, q iiiNc below tl,is
Place was an Island, against t.s appcs
part Of which q rafl VI draA timber i.d
lodged. He OWED under the raj and II.
ter several efforts succeeded ia getting his
head above wa,er among the trunks IL
trees COZ cred over with ssnaiIer Wood ID
the depth Of s.:,araf feet Scarcely had
he secured himself. v; Ell the h.disas -.
rived on the river screcching and yeIIsx
like 50 many fcnds.
They were fttquensly on the raft dul a..
ring Tie dav, and we're Aeen through tlis
chinks BY Coltrr, who MAS cvnxrst.lssissv
himself on his escape 1ntii the idea AROSE.
that they might set Tie raj. on fire. i,
horrible suspense he remained until NIGHT.
when, hearing no more Of the Indians. Id
Owed under the raft, and swan silenrlv
down the river, TO q cnnsAlerable distance.
where he landed. Afer seven days, .,e,
dious jonrlieying, he arrived u Lisa's
Fort, Oh the YcHow tstv~c. Il 1. ~. !.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-19

Isl ~ SNs9 - - 49, SUssss *sG tSst
b. CTtanala.ed ifsen TIE Gesuaasf FiIsrssh. u
Oh say not, believe not, the gloom Of ths grave
| For ever has closed upon Freedoms glad
hn94 hight, ~ bass''sff ss2 rssa7a 20
F@ 4 p sealed are the lips q he hsneat and
+ And the !; scorn.s. Of ba.esness ne robbed q
Though Is. truth 10 their oath. into .xil. a,
Or, weary ofwrong with their own bands has,
Their blood to their iailofs, their spirits 4
/ Yet immortal is Freedom, immortal Is right
I8T .iIsHe1a Freedom and Right
Let Us not be BY partial defeats disconcer.ed,
They will make the grand triumph more sig
Thus whette,l, OUT zeal will be ioubly exertei
And the cry be raised louder Of Freedom an
For these two are one; and they mock al en-
Of despots their holy alliance to sever;
Where there's Right, be re sure there are free.
mep, and ever ax
Where freensu are found, will God prospe,
ths'Rieht! g ,o g ~ 5 'esf
Essl3 rsIs Freedom and Right! oai.i
And let this thought too, cheer vs., more proudly
+ The fwins aever bore them IN hght after tsht
Never breathed forth spirit more joyous am
buoyant,
Making heroes Of dastards in natures despite
Round the wide earth they're marching, theil
message they've spoken,
And nations leap up at the heart thrilling token
For the serf and the slave they have battied and
broken
. The letters that hung upon black limbs aud
'''ss Freedom ard Right
And battle they still, where the voice of earth.
rs Is of wrongs 10 sveass, of opprs,sor. te
smite; E.f.
And conquesers this day, Or conquered to-nor,
Fear ye not, in the end they will conquer
outright.
Oh! to see the bright wreath round their victo
brows shining, ..ss..i
| All the leaves that are dear to the nations com
i9)af2 bning, goss.sssss4 ssis f1sel Z
Erin's shamrock, the olive Of Helias entwininl
i : With the oak Leaf, proud emblem Of Germa
-rtt ny's might! lisss g
Freedom and Right
There are sore aching bosons, and dim eyes Q
/ weepers
Will be gathered to rest ere that day zee TIL
light; hes ass.
But ye too will hallow the graves Of the sleepers
!. a. Oh! We blest ones, we owe to them Freedou
and Right! s...s-,s- al a. 4
FIJI your glasses meanwhile:-To the heart
- that were true boys, fe3Eu1z sf
To the Cause that they loved when the storm
/ fielcest blew boys,
Who had wrong for their portion, but won RICH
for you, boys,
Drink 10 them. 10 the Right, and to Freedom
! i.i through Right u fSe'
! Freedom through Right!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-19

\ The following-which the Boston Trav-
ekr thinks good enough almost 10 be- .
.'iish-story"-is related in the New Orr
leans Medical journal, by DR.. K,1,Ar-
RICK, Of ocdsille, Mississippi. Thetass
occurred in Barnw ell district, South Car
olina: III. H.wl as4 ss 80 mel
. Mrs. swas enjoying her usual
sstsfa, in the afternoon oi warm day, on
a pallet spread upon the floor IN cool part
Of the house; and, while she was Lying on
her b..ck sleeping pleasantly, no doabt.
dreaming U psst pleasures, her grandsoa,
little urchili olthr.c or four summers, was
pla,irg about The house With q fishing
tackle co,nplste, pole. line and hook, " Iio,
when lie discovered he old badly with her
mouth widely dis,ended, thouei.t il, Mas :
fine opportunity 10 'ct:ch d fsh.'' AceaFd-
inely il, ordci 10 effect his psirpusr H. cau-.
tioasly deposited the 'barbt i hook (Ibr-
lie, there WAS nO tut Oh il into lis grand
dame, opei, /, .uull. The ti,ulsi ion esassd
her 10 awake suddenly. and as her m,ull.
was Cry from e, pasture, she clsscl it. and
sw; lowed the hook two Or three inchs.
be- 5ws the nv ula. So socrl az she tiiscos-
cred her situation, the u hOie family was ~
sembled by her calls Aid criessof distres..
erccR lille Chnri1. who had dropped lie
pile in u patio amt .t,n oil. :
-sssolne genticsc sinr:s u ere essay "a 10 ~
, move The heck, bsah by sths psiiem asui
, some Of the i.nik; bu,, being sp,rsAsAsi>~
of fixing t1,e barb IN Inc tkfvss, tl,<y cesssd
all eiloafs. and .feslate l.ed /. messenger ~,
Dr. Il. Leroy lAnttisy. who resided N IL
nsiphborhovi Wh.n he arris ed, and found
!. thai the hook M4s si,ot fastened ints rho
llesl,, his fr,,iIt BRAN suggested plan b.
which j, could b. r-mox 81 safely, eas,iIy
and raAS u %. Operation.
\ s.lis plai, MAS u cut On The llne within
50 ifyv.,sf tWod IL .snsstll Of The pstisns;
then to.drill ~, ,hsosgh = rib. hsllsl,
!, and drop II over tl,e line, dow q iop Ithe
hook. NJ ayder u i;x ne bullet " ~
'pSint orthe hook, and maiiitaiil II firmly "a
,sihst position, y sss,a We pFteafGd, d. u
Joints punched louts - lies bassst d,sn
over thc line, And pse<eea fuzzy eyer! ~
bullet, Il. this manner ~ hook, bullet -
reed, wers slr WikldSswn 4 etos, verv
easily, without any injury" n
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-19

W.. .a5al " Gave sssY6a u ysne
N, The following urilling incident is rela-
ted u party who visited the Mammoth
Cave last spring;
"a wedding party went 70 the cave 10
spend The honeymson. While there. tkey
went 70 visit those bsaulful portiouss Il
the cave which lie beyond the river Jer-
dan.' In order ~ DO This, person has 10
sail down The river nearly l mile, before
reaching the avenue which leads OF from.
the river to the opposite side ftt there u
no shore Or landing place between ths
point that is below on the other, for the
river fills the whole width Of one avenue
Of the cave, aud Is several feet ddesb where
the eide walls descend into the wafer..I
This party had assembled the river, visited
the cave beyond, and had again embarked
on the water for their return, homewards.
After they had ascendcd the river about
half way, some II the party who were
in high glee, got into room and ovcr-
turned the boat Their ights were ell
extinguished, their matches wet, The boat
filed with water and sunk immediately.
and there they were, in the badness .
Darkness up 10 their chins in water. No
doubt they would have all been lost, had
il not been for the guides great presence
Of mind. He charged them 10 remain
perfectly still, for II they moved single
steps they might get out of their depth
in water, and swimming round would not
avail them, for they could not see where
to swim 10. He knew that il they con.l
bear the GOODNESS of The water any length
Of time they would be safe, for another
guide would be sent from the Cave house
to see what had become Of them. And
in this perilous condition, up, 10 their
mouths in water, in the midst 81 darkness
more than night, four miles under ground,
they rtmained for upwards of i've hours,
at the end of which lime another guide
came to their relief. Matthew. Of Mat,
the guide who rescued them, told me that
when e got where they were. lis fellow
guide, Stc1hcn, fthe Columbus Of the
cave, wasa swimming around the rest d
the party, cheering them, and directing
his mo, ements while swimming, by The
sound Of their voices, which. were raised,
one and all, ia prayer and supplication fol
dchverafcc."rsa@ iaiestaa ~ MI .lsEa Nv
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-19

> The next'day, recollecting u wei Is ]
could The bearings Of my ride, I found the
fellow musthavedrisen me well up Chest
nut street, ?, few times round one Of the
squares there, thence into Market, down
Market, below the starting point, through
one Of the cross streets again into Chesnnt,
np, Chestnut to the theatre, where he put
me down, not twenty steps from the botel
where he took me up, and be IT. 70 him,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-19
New Fancy Goods.

NEW style Grape de pekin sad fancy twili~d
In cashmere. aud muslin de- lains. aud alpaca
we'll assorted. for ladies dressesvcry cheap. Also
fancy velvet prints and shawls, large aud smald
shawls stsi.<. also ribbons nriGcai.. 81 .vesl
Sc. with maas and famy trimmings, gimp. and a
spieadd lot Ut c. Ilicoss. ~ s8.,s 81, sgs.sfE
oct26. WESLEY JONES.
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IRISH LINERS.

"yM. GARRETT & Co. have on hand .
+" very large stock of Lilens which
they vii cell a. unusualiy low rrices.
nov 80 IA sA sfe hafi eaH 4sssg So
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YYANTrEn.

vHHEaT. Rye, Hides. Fars. Bee.wax. Tailow.
w Bssse~ sad tggs; Tor wh;ct, the highest
mars<t price will I've paid in good. cash by \ 81
Dec :. III. copy WESLEY JONES. :,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-19
Hats, Caps, T. Bonnetsa

I'VE have on hand splendid assortment Of
NV Gent's cloth and fur caps of all qualities,
also fresh lot Of ladies' straw and braid boanets
selected with care, bought low. and for sale
cheap, be w. r. COoLB tUGH & Co.
aov y al - ssaT 1eIll Jefferson st Ct
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-19

4 inst Received.
Ct4PPIN GTON'Si long expected work on Fs.
- s.rs. aud other diaeases, cont aiuiug. among
other valuable i.tormasion, the recipe for making
his celebrated .4n,i-Fever fils-fur sale by
nov lG "A - = .aff .T.4Ll.dNT.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-19
Law ParlMership.

r c. HALL, Of Mount Pleasant, and r.
~ d. MILLS, of Burlington, have this day
associated themselves into a partnership for the
practice Of Law under the name and style of Hall
& Mills. They will attend all the Courts ofthe
FIRST and second Judicial Districts. Criminal
business attended to in any part OF the Territory.
Office the brick building on Main street now
occupied BY F. p. Mills. .t.s-.....-9
et s'a J. c. HALL,
.heajxf30 I'D. MILLS.
sent Il Si-tf
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81 = Lantx = Ray, 9i8o
Aas.fsttssus Of Ns.tk Barr lsp.toses. aar.sa
Deglers IL Bolting Cloths. Isl 4et;rf
| BURLINGTON, IOWA.

Mllsf6nes made 70 order, and / constant sup
ply on hand; Sereen wire, hosting scsews sad
piil irons, furnished at the shortest notice, and
Warranted cfthe best quality. II 70 9's'ae
June Ally 80 1s4s 1eaeT ss5 ey.ji
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-04-19

Quecnsware.
vVlHREE HUNDRED Sets common Teas,
j 100 sets asst granite and Liverpooldo
2Oo g biae edged plates, S2i
100 g asst granite, do
50 doz. common bowls, zf,e
together with general assortment Of fine and COM
n,oa ware, for sale wholesale and retail by
SIS w. +. COOLBAUGH & Co.
nov IA, ad Jefferson street.