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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

Flint Bridge.--We hear loud CON-
plants about the dilapidaled state of Flint
river Bridge. Our County Commission.
ers should have it made passable as soon
as possible. We perceive that the Conn
~ Commissioners of Lee County have
let out the repairing of Devil creek bridge
which is in the same fix as the one over
Flint. l p.4s
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

] The Nauvoo Neighbor says the Nor.
mons mean to make the State OF Illinois
pay all the damages and expenses Of the
late riots. The estimated expense for de-
s,ruc,ion Of property and Sheriff's posse,
is put down st$l00.OOO. Poor Suckers,
you have TO be taxed for everv ihing.st
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

j Memphis Contention. The Louisville
Journal says the committee appointed to
make report to the Memphis Conven.
ton, on the improvement Of The Ohio
river, has prepared plan 10 be presented
to the consideration Of that body. which
is ''fraught with magniicen. consequent
ces." We presume the other committees
will be prepared to make reports in due
season.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

The ardent young Trginian."-
Great curiosity has been manifested ;ofin
out this great unknown who was frs, turn
ed out of office, and afterwards came to
Washington, and got better. A Wash
lng'on correspondent says: 1.-The world
is no longer to be in ignorance on this
intensely interesting question. The
magnanimous individual is A. G. South
all. who was formerly Live Oak Agen, in
Louisiana. having been appointed by
President Tyler, and who was supplan,ed
by Col. John F. II. Claiborne, Elk. W..
c.. Editor of the New Orleans Jefferson
ian Republican. The better office which
has been provided for this "ardem young
Virginian," is a new one created on pur-
pose, and consists in a superintendent of
the accounts of the present Live Oak
Agent, or something Of that r,.-Mo.
Republican.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

the fashiJnables of New York have
commenced giving their parties in the
New York Hotel. Will our folks follow
the practice and thus paronize the Barre,
House the coming winter We shall see.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

70 Mr. HAzEwELL, the new editor of the
the Ohio Statesman has instituted sui.
against MARcUse MORTON Collector Of
Boston. So we go. Loco foco arrayed
against loco focD. <tsi @H
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

Sheriff BAcKENsros has arrived q,
Quincy, under the protection Of Gen.
HARDIN, intending 10 deliver himself into
the hands of the law. Gen HARDIN
also brought to Quincy man by the
name Of Baker, who had in bis posses.
sion cattle which did no, belong to him.
He was delivered into The keeping Of
Sheriff PlTMAN.-No Republican. Y
The river opposite this PLACE is now
very low. III m-& le loifssi4en
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

The ship Niontauk sailed nearly 400
miles in FIVE days, on her recent voyage
from Philadelphia 10 China. That is
equal to steam boating.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

o ,New ,Ksrk.-'rbis. city, il il ascertain
ed by q census just taken. contains 365.
785p inhabtanls--sn. increase since the
census Of 1910. Of 54.O75. and making
hes the fifth city in the world.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

Scetdder, The ringleader of the anti rem
tiers in New York at the time Steele was
killed, has been taken.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

A Norwegian has started to ascertain
the sources Of the Nile on loot.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

II is reported that Fox, who escaped
from r. 3. Johnson at Indianapolis. has
been reiaken. This secures six of The
principals, For, Burch, Barter. the two
Longs and Youmg and the two Readings
az dccOmplices
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

A negro woman in Kentucky run a
needle into the feshy part Of her hand
which disappeared. IL had been. here
several mowbs, y hen = ,gen.leman brough.
il near The surface with : magnet and j.
was easily extracted. 'senq
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

E The great Delavan Temperance Hotel
at Albany has been doing great business
since its erection. The daily arrivals
have averaged l45 persons
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

I, is thought tina. the Hon JOHN c.
CALHOUN will be returned to the Senate
Of the u. s.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16
MackenZie's Book.


We give few extracts from Mscken.
zle's Book in another column. Those
will hardly show the full character Of the
work. Other extracts from prominent
men in the loco foco party, which we
have more recently perused. exhib, a
selfish political depravily, that may incline
many to think that our Institutions mus.
be i'll danger and tina. sour government
cannot long be perpetuaied. il i, has to
be governed by mere gamblers and heart
less politicians. Mackenzie has explain
ed how he obtained the papers and shows
that 1t was in the way of his business
No one applauds him for his acts. al.
though many seem gra,ified TO see the
private character of certain prominent in
dividuals so clearly developed. lie prom.
lses still farther Developments of more
astounding character.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

1he largest Pumpkin get pump.
KIN, semitic a gentleman of this CITY. from
a friend in Davenport, I. r., exceeds
anything we have seen, or heard of, for
size and weight. This mammoth Of the
vegetable world, measured rising of sir
jeef IN circumference, and weighed one
hundred and fifty pounds. Il was one
Of three, of equal size. produced from
the same vine. Can the land of pumpkin
pies. or any where else, beat .his?-Mo
Republican.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

The west India Islands contain pop
ulation of 88S, 200
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

Another abor,ive attempt has been made
to elect member Of Congress in New
Hampshire. WOODBURY. has again been
defeated.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

The Native Americans seem 10 be CO.
ing it strong in Philadelphia aud BaIti
more. The Native American Mass meet
ing, recently held in Philadelphia, is said
by all parties to have been the largest
meeting ever held in that city.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

The aqueduct, which crosses the Juni.
alta at Jackstown, about 40 miles from
Hollidaysburg, was destroyed by fire on
the 22d inst.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

The Illinois Annual NJ. f Conference,
which met al Springfield, passed Pream-
BILE together with set Of strong resolu.
tons, declaring The acts Of the General
Conference. by which the NJ. E. Church
was divided, unconstitutional. The Re-
solutions call for another meeting Of the
General Conference, and declare their in.
teniion no. to recognize the Southern as q
separate branch Of the Church.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

The Mr. BoNNEr. who was so active
il taking Two of The murderers Of Col.
Davenport. belongs to, Lee county and no.
Van Buren, as stated in our last. ..-,..a
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

Mrs MosGRovE, poor widow who lives
nearly opposite Copp and Parsons new
house onaJ efierson street is a first rate
cape. weaver and deserves ample patron
aye fttl1HH 1881 lIaa $50 v58 10 9fFa
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

THOMAS OFFICER, late Teacher in the
Ohio Asylum, has been appointed Princi.
pa! and Superintendent. Of the Illinois
Deaf and DUMB Asylum a, Jacksonville.
This Asylum is beautiful building, de.
ligh.fully situated one mile west from the
Public Square.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

When the news OF Gen. Jackson's
death reached Malta, the English flee, I'M
der Vice Admiral Edward Owen hoist.
ed all their Hags at half mast and fred
minute guns. So Of all the English ships
in the Ilarbor. .tf a1 Ht
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

The locofocos in Illinois seem to be in
bad way. The wings won't quarrel
with them, so they are now quarreling
among themselves and call each other
very hard names. Who would be loco
foco? 80 III
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

A good farm in good neighborhood,
belonging to the late MIR VANNlcE is ad.
ver,sed for sale in this weeks paper.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

Gen. SEMPLE of Illinois has built
Prairie Steam Car, with which he hopes
10 make daily trips between Alton and
Springfield. II has been tried on the prai-
RE near Springfield and is. said to work
well. Some years since Englishmen
were all agog about running Steam Cars
on common roads. but the experiment, re.
suited in a failure. We fear this will be
the resul, Of the experiment, of Gen. Sem
nle
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

~ Mr. WILCOX, who has been figuring
here pretty largely for some months was
arrested one day last week on reqns-
ton from Gov. Wrigh, Of New York. 1t
appears tina, he obtained goods to large
amoumt-Ss0.O 0O-in New York OH false
lpresences. II is supposed he disposed Of
most Of them before he came here and
turned them into cash. Sheriff McKen.
ney.a took him into custody and started
with him for New York on Saturday last
10 the meantimei another requisi,ion from
Gov. Wright was brough. here by an Of
icer from that State on still graver
charge and the Store of Upham attached
as part Of the i'll gotten property Of vii.
cox. 6F sfft g ts.. .e
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

sWormons in Lee Counfy.-A large
Mass Meeting was held a. Montrose, on
the LIST inst, by the people Of Lee coun.
~. A committee, appointed Cor the pur.
pose, set forth the dangerous tendency of
having so many Mormons as now reside
IN their county as neighbors. and in most
appropriate and respectful language re-
quested all the resident, mormons of Lee
county TO join their brethren in Nauvoo,
and remove '',o some poin, so remote
that there will be no need of difficulty
between the people," The causes Of
such reques, are sufficiently abundant and
are eloquendy set forth in The proceed
ings. and we hope nothing may occur to
proven, the objects Of the meeting from
being speedily consumma,ed.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

copy of the Stale Constitution OF
Texas. as adopted by the Convention. has
been received. Attached 10 il is an ordin.
ahce OF vast importance in regard TO
grants OF Texas land Ii will be submit.
ted to the people a, the same time as The
Constitution
LANDS IN Texas. The Texas Conven.
ton adopted an act on the 9Th AUGUST
declaring tina, as various contracts had been
entered into by The President of Texas
with divers individuals. with The express
ed intention of colonizing an enormous
amount of the public domain of Texas.
and further said contracts were uneons,i.
tu'lonal, and therefore, void from the be.
ginning, and if carried out would Operate
as monopoly Of upwards of million
OF acres of the public domain of Texas.
IN the hands of few individuals
IN truth. as is said. the citizen soldiers
and creditors Of the Republic of Texas
had. by the laws and constitution of
SAID Republic, a clear and indisputable
previously subsisiing right to locate upon
pubic domain thus attempted to be assign
ed 10 said contractors.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16


The Steamer WAR EAGLE, one Of tine
best boats in onrupper trade. was sunk on
shei Upper Rapids one day last week.
We are glad 10 learn tina. she has since
been raised. and passed down on Sunday
night. This is another evidence OF the
necessity Of clearing the distractions to
navigation in The Upper Mississippi riv-
er.
sal % asd'pm AAs4A...l i ,s,,gf.sA
-ss The 'Boslon'' . new, locsmo,ive ON
4.cng'l slsaa railroad performs the whole
dfstsnre ef % niles in less than 8 hours.
nsfAhe gsesd lealiAg into town, from Au-
gssss Isl in asuhost ,wretehed conditions
TIN Gazette gave some one assevers cas-
'sigason abootis ! en- weeks since. whicI,
was well neri,ed. ss' Z = i4ia
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

lightning Rods.--Prefessor Silliman
says that Lightning rods canno, be de
pended on unless they reach the earth
where il is permanently weteve in times
of the severest drought. l. is best to car.
ny the rod or some metallic conductor to
the water in the well, or to some other
water that never fails.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

When Sheriff MILLER testified a. the
late anti rent trials that he gave up his pa
pers when demanded by Big Thunder"
because he was unarmed, Judge Edmonds
replied "You should have been armed,
Sir, and shot the scoundrel dead"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16


The editor Of the Alton Telegraph, G.
i. M. DAVIS, Esq, recently accused
WALTERS Of the Slate Register and E. D.
TAYLOR. Esq. as having expressed them
selves favorable TO the creation Of new
Banks in Illinois. Walters came out in
his paper and denied the truth of the state.
ment. This seemed necessary as he and
"Dick Taylor" are the anti Bank champ.
ions Of Illinois. All Mr. Davis had to do
was 10 write 10 some individuals who
were passengers on The boat a, the time
the statements were made. In their an-
swers they fully corroborate all Mr. Davis
had said. The minu,p and particularly
of their expose place the bank ha,ers in
rather an unenvlable position.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

GLASGOW HOUSE, -Sr LouIs.-We
can most cheerfulIy recommend this
house to those Of our friends in Iowa who
may visi, ST Louis. While the terms are
quite low, the gen,lemanly Proprietor
Mr. E. H. ROBBINS offers bill of fare
and as good accommodations as can be
found in the city. Every attention that
could be desired will be afforded by the
enterprising Clerk of this popular essab.
lishment, Mr. X. D. Cook. e4. tts
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

A little boy recently died Of lock jaw,
occacioned by slight wound in the knee
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

Peale's Museum at Philadelphia is TO
be sold at Sherff's sale. 1t has been in
The family 60 years. s.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

NJ young woman was recendy detected
smuggling Bidder of brandy into The
Queens bench prison, which was con.
cealed abou, her person as "bus,e..
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

APrLEs.-There is quite scarcity Of
Apples in town. Our Illinois friends
would do well 10 bring few loads across
the. Missi ssippi, "fE
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

c. NJ. CLAY will hereafter publish his
paper in Cincinnati. but will edit i, at his
residence in Lexington, XIV.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

MARTIN has been elected over COLLINS
as Delegate to Congress from Wisconsin.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

k7he Davenport Murderers.--W We learn
,h al three of the murderers have been
sried at Rock Island and were conuicted.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

The Episcopal Convention in, New
York is exciting much attention. The
Onderdonk case is up again, and il is con.
tended that the Bishop is no. deposed but
merely suspended Such view will en-.
able him it is said still to draw his sala.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

We hayereceived no,hing new respect.
ing this deluded Sc, Of people. General
Hardin was at Carthage with his mounted
men at last dates. and we presume he will
remain there some time. The Mormons
have given strong pledges of their deter
mina,ion to move in the Spring. which
they csnnn, fail 10 aredeem wi.hou. being
driven out by force.
3 A meeting was held in Augusta, in this
county. on the lat inst. which declared
''that a large collection Of Mormons is
Incompatible with the peace and quiet of
any community"
1t was feared by the meeting tina, en-.
enlargement might be offered by the
Mormon residents in Augusta to those
whom they considered prosecuted in Hi
nois ~ come to the Territory and settle
with them Such an apprehended move
ment was deprecated by the citizens of
Augusta. and they accordingly passed
strong and appropriate resolutions to pre-
ven. such aresult.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

Premonitory Symptoms Of Umter--
The past week has been very cold and
thus far confirms the prognos,icalions Of
those who have been prophesying that we
should have an early, long and extremely
cold winter. Various are the signs re-
corded TO prove that this will be the case.
In Connecticut The bees refuse 10 swarm.
and in ST Louis it is averred that mum
Der Of the same species Of insec, have tax
en- up their abode in The chimney. The
onions and corn are said 10 have put on
extra coats. IN expectation, it is said, of
coming hard winter, and there are many
incentives to incline all TO make the ne
cessary and suitable preparations for keep
ing themselves comfortable.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

A woman died recently near Shawnee
town. Ill.,, in consequence of having been
bitten BY spider on her lip.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16
BURLINGTON-HA1VK-EYE.


The establishment of Messrs rINsLEy
& OLMsrEAD. Merchant Taiors. OF this
place. was forcibly entered on w ednesday
night of last week, but before The burglar
had committed all the depreda,ions he
intended he was arrested and the Justice
called up, who after examining his case al,
3 o'clock. A. NJ, committed him to Jail
where he will remain un,il his trial. He
calls himself John r. Jones, and halls
from Cincinnati. His operations were
nipped in the bud through the information
OF a young man with whom he had been
,ampering. lie attempted to seduce the
young man into joining him in robbing
several stores in town. The young man
hazardously listened to and apparently
acquiesced in his propositions. In the
mean time the young man advised with
those whose goods were in jeopardy and
gave information as to the time aud place
OF The robbery. He actually entered the
store with the robber and was greatly
alarmed when he found that those who
had been let into the secre, did not come
TO the rescue as soon as he expected.
The Consfitution.-T loco foco
Journals altogether decline meeting our
arguments in favor Of a Constitution for
Iowa based upon pure democratic princi
piles so as to secure the government OF
the State and the law making power inahe
hands of the majority. The people-,he
masses-like the plan, and we think it
will hereafter be difficult, for either party
to get up and carry a mere party Con.
s,iution.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16

Diluted blue virol it is said will destroy
the smut in wheat.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16
Murierers Of Col. Davenport.

Murderers of Col. Davenport.
we announced las, week the arres, of
BIRCH, Fox and Long. a portion of the
gang who murdered Col. Davenpor, on
me 4th Of July. ! Since then BAXTER,
AARON LONG and YOUNG, all connected
WIN the same nsaciion. have been ar.
rested.
on Monday last the Grand jury of
Rock island county found bill for murder
against Rober, Birch. John Long. Aaron
Long GrandvllIe Young. William Fox
ana John Baxter, for the murder of Col.
Davenport on the 4th Of July last. Birch
me brothers Long and Fox as principals.
Baxter and Young as accessories before
the fact.
Fox, Ills reported. escaped from custo.
ny at Indianapolis on the Inh ul,.
ne Court is now engaged in empan.
he'llng jury prior to the trial If these
miserable men. On Tnesday they all.
WIN The exception Of Baxter. plead for a
change OF venue, but il was no, granted
them.
In few weeks we hope to be able 10
lay before our readers much interesting
matter connected with the trial of these
vlliains,--Ddcenport Gazette.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-10-16
Thursday. October l6, $40.
>~~~~N~~.~e~~~~ I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~@~
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM
grin Advance.L1

~~~~~~~~-~~~N~sr ~~~~~~Nr~sNN-
Memphis Meeting. The citizens Of
Burlington will remember that the repor,
Of the Committee. which is to be submit.
ted 10 the Memphis Convention, will be
made a, the Reading Room on Jefferson
Stree, his evening a, o'clock. Let the
meeting be fully attended,. Every pro-
perry holder'should be present. a.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

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-. - ! seor ! hush.d
- - 49, = sSrll3 = Sltst, - efheaven's
- l15Se to ~ "a N forned
" Y ~ 81 hja o. - - love
- - ~ called b fhose happier
r - r. osn1rQw eomenot, and where
a, trsuhadal ~ - enlef. Hiss Sus4n K.
- ~ r ~. eleta Il New Hsmp-
E - r. ! ~, an5rSnsved hast fall with
sSI1v. p ~ vtsts(li, Wkese ~. died on
- r. ~ l6GS Sc Dis nodtks The
$1,000 aaY aee y = nd tSl5ot and
- - w nuek ronettioH ~ the
- w. - 1cseJ5 8isl 3 a. t1opm
J. = r. 0nusaal feeling and ~ patllI,
- opportuaily ~ contemr 9Pte snat
- ~ resatiful ~ tbe Good, tSe Past
~ fdnrs. BY this Bereavement, void
- nade in the heafts Of lovely circle,
~ Soe 1ms'esA heal ssd Psssidtssee alone
Tho lbs rons,, dwell but few months
80. ystthe nemery Of her y pleasing and y
;,sS i the hearts Of ~ who knew her;
s..s'. e:s;or M simmer came and AUTUMN
I,.~siac ne first year Of her residence in
5ss - ike Destroyer nipped this lovely
49, 4. Gull k(6en. Al falls the Autumn heal,
49 ssas ~ -. ~. ~ rs-4h,. -. IA
sfpk eegesssss' - ~ ..sr;,I .cf1rss. ~ q
3 ~, : tenper, that no repining words
M. a .Sfx5 her fms, not even in the last hours
Z DeIn enA aneonn; .S ~ - 49,. .s .srry,
1T % goo 70, - s'o. ~. r.th.s ~. .nmss
3 ~ sueft ln!aeeessh A. ~ h.s-.c. -. ~
- hone to eale ~ S.,',r;s. ch.rss.sssI, q sss
wssds : 80 g. q ISM ~''-"s :. '''o'e
ssoalss11g !,
49, tls Hel!. and sessPn{ are y.rdeo:;
sVhsipeksu eoRf orougnt sac tarougndsathss
.1Mf pdt9l,
1000 imnestaA" ,.
- ~ ~ n her lone sylvan home, viii Z
~ visaa were signing and Autumn leaves
sS-~.asa, lken, silently departed, feeling how
~ gculd b no-more to b Welcomed ~ her
- e,se Or kindly beaning eye In the nar-.
~sIsd,esiesps she; who wassmiId and lovely
~ Ss.rh towers bud not there now, may
e::1E 1rsf blossoms o,es her bloom. The panx
{ss;rr i neat: II is bard to give up 4 loved
.Sif lAe separation Is aleviated by the con-
.s--eee q 6er happiness and tl,at the parting
1S.sR.st. Though the hearts, deepest chords
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25
/ SUNURIES.

Bottles ard yia's; SPERM OIL, lard oil; ,Tanners'
oil, clover; Glover seed, lime; Cement, Dacunt's
powder; Plaster Paris; Snapss candies; Bran.iy,
French; Wines al kinds; Syrups, do, Chl0riie
lime Potash, .salcratus; cavcndish tobacco;
Spices, al k.ndss Cine, Emery; Machine cards.
tald leaf and foil; Percussion xaps. Starch, Java
Coffee, &c., &cs i oct. IS, lS45-2w.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

TTTIILIAM GARRETT & co. are lust
w receiving their Fall assortment Of goods.
This addition to the stock on hand, makes their
assortment very complete, which they are de-
termined to ell 4 very log prices for cash or
country produce. Can and examine for your
selves.
sept q as s'aa II 4s e A