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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04
For Sale mt a Bargain.

TIME House and Stable now occupied by 4
Il Martin, and called the City Hotel siiuat;
ed on thi d street opposite the Barret House.
Applyto E dec. 6 40 THOS. HEDGE.
-> - Hur
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04
JevSett,s Patent Cary Plough.

7NHE Subscriber would inform his I, lends and
l. customers that he has now on hand large
supply Of the above Justly celebrated pioughs, OF
this years manufaet~re, and il therefore pre-
pared 10 Gil all pnders al the shortest notice.
Within the past year, 1 have added some val
liable improvements to said plough. The mould.
board Is IA inches higher. and is fasteaed 10
the standard with bolts and acrews. instead OF
tivets formerly. II can therefore be easily
taken of for repairs or any other purpose. at
pleasure. The standard is also inches higher,
and cast with the same circle the mcd,dkoar I'd
until il enters the beam. This prevents all posi-.
bitity OF its cAoking eve in the most foul round.
Theh heel offhe landslide is-alsc cast with chill
wk,cl. will preveat its wearing 50 fast, thereby
causing the plough 70 run Tess steady than when
new. . ftt2A sHE,8~ ftslH I s. stss
To those who have used these ploughs. (and
there are thousands OF the best. farmers in Mis-.
souri, aud Illinois who have.) not one word as to
their perforinanee need be said. sTothose who
have not tested theft superiority over all other
kinds now in use with US, and their perfect cd
agitation to our tight, losmy soil, I will say that
you would promote your intercs,s by giving the M
trial Yon will find them TO work easy for your
team, TO do the work with great expedition and
to do it we'll. The monldboard being made OF
wrought iron, of . peculiar shape. aud the entire
shear Of STEEL they scoaf bright in all soils, which
is the gre al desderatum ia plough for this sec
ton Of country. at e1aI e#is
HUDSON T.. BRIDGE.
Successor to Bridge q Hale.
mars IS JOHN q. fUOfE, Agent.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04
G.. A. Salt.

- selF f9|f T7TfSssgk
Oh SACKS G. A. Salt in pr;m. ..,,,.,
~ =, ! 70, r. sale by A. S. sHACKFORS'n1,0
feb q, 'iS (Hawkeye copyl "AD.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
OLD HAWkEYEss UNDERSOLD

OLD HAWkEHEss UNDERSOLD.
CASH CASH Cask,-Hides, Leather, Boots, &oa
.a.,3 aad Fiadings. sias fs
sa.es =, S. VAN ,DUSEN 4 CO.,
HAvE Just opened shop on jefferson street.
Ill three doors east Of Third. where they offer
at wholesale and retail, cheaper than can be sold
elsewhere IN the Territory,
~ M-c 1E HR
or every description, such as Harness, Bride.
Upper, Calf, Kip, and Sole Leather. ~
20. Hts .--AlsO,-- ss ~
A large assortment Of first rate CUSTOM WORE
Cents alt Boots ami Shoes, e
Ladies' hid Shoes, Ties, Bnskins, &C.;
Childrens' Shoes Of every description; ahs,
a large assortment Of 49,
SHOEMaKEFS' FINDINGS, !.
Such as Lasts, Pegs, and Sparables. all Of which
they wi sell for the 'sready root" hides, az.
proved country produce, tallow Sc. They WILL
nav cash for hides. The subscribers will cary
on the >, gg 49, sft&4@ le ~ A@ aFA
sgsa Currying Business
In Burlington, and will therefore be able 70 sell
better article Of leather and cheaper than any
other person can Offer to The public.
Hawkeyes and Suckers, one and all Eegc.
spectivelg solicited before they close bargam.
to cal at the ssWhite House" on the corner o.
Main and Jefferson streets and examine inc
Nov 20 ,45-Iy S. VAN DUsEN 4 co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04

AFFECTIONS OF The LIVER, ASTHMA, BRoNcHlTIs.
PArNoR WEAKNESS OF TRR BREAST OR LUNGS,
CHRONIC CoUGH. PLEuRIsY, TiEMoRRHAGE
OF Lungs, AND ALL AFFECTIONS or
THE PULMONARY ORGANS.
4 MONG al the famous medicines for con.
IN sumption. none seems TO be meeting
with greater success, or aiming a higher tep-
utation than that most wonderful article,
IVisidr's Balsdm Of Wild Cherry That /, stands
at the head Of all other remedies is now uni
versaily conceded. III hoe cured thousands
upon thousands, or all classes, In eases OF the
most dangerously consumptive character. and
physicians Of the greatest emf nence, throu III
out our whole Country. nnhesitat,ngly rec
ommend nasthe most po,ccrfal curative or pull
monary diseases in the whole ruhg e OF phar.
macy. The sales in the western state have
TINS far been unparalleled, and the most graf
tying proofs Of its efficacy have been receive
ed from every place where il has been used.
Thousands Of comsumptfss pdtients have alrea-
DIV tested its exalted virtues. ard confessed
tie surprising excellent and amazing power
The remarkable success Of this balsam Is h .
doubt owing, in a great measure, u the Pc
cMliafly apteeabie and powerful npture Of iis
ingredients. LISA fine herbd! medicine, com
posed chiefly Of Wild cherry bark and the
genuine lceta nd NOES, (the latter imported
expressly for this purpose, the rare medical
virtues Of which are alGo combined ~ a new
chemical process with the extract Of fire
tn as rendering the whole compound the mos,
certain and sciiicncious ever discovered Tor
Consumption of the Lungs. t7'HA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04
HATS.

~ N,
IN yer and cashmere hats Of the latest fash.
ION, manufactured 10 order ia Philadelphia, lust
received. BY sea W.F.COOLBAUGH co.
SLIGO IKON STORE.
JEFFERSON STREET, BURLINGTON, J. T.
II RON-Flat. square and round, assorted sizes;
j plough slabs, plough wings, ass'd shapes
and sizes. ..s
Steel K Cast, German, American blister, Eng
fish blister, German and spring. assorted
sizes. 4sa ~ et.fa lls
Soues--lmproved Premium, and Yankee Notion
Coos Stoves, Parlor, Coal, Box, 10, 4,
and plates, different sizes.
.also--Jewett's In,proved Patent Cary Ploughs,
Tin Plates, Copper, Sheet-iron, Iron
Wire, Nails and Casting of every des-
A full supply ofthe above artices always ON
hand, and Tor sale as low as can be afforded. by
sea gs, s.-fs HUDSON Z. BRIDGE.
+, apr 26 '45 john g. FpoTE, Agent.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04
Paris White Tea and Dining Ware

ME subscriber has just received at his
Il China and Hardware store opposite the
Barrel House large additions 10 his stock Of
lea ana Dining Ware, which he offers for sale
q. niiadelphia and New York prices with car
riage added. Tea and Coffee cups, French shape,
very splendid article, and well suited to boards
ing houses and Hotels. ahtHr fsT8
aug %, "a y44tlmR b. MCINTYRE. i
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04

's !. Steelyards. ~
A LARGE assortment just reed and Tor sal.
a low by 9 al
nov s W. +. COOLBAUGH f. Co.,
= IL = sgss sugar. aaatas flAtl
y HHDs. Prime n. q. Sugar, ss3- 49, 5.
~ s. :" common do list reed 81
nov SPAS II w. F. COOL BAUGH l. Co, 4
Molasses. - II
* BBLSN. q. Molasses.
L. 10" sugar fonse, do FOR safe ~
novS 81 w. F. COOLBAUGH & Co.
Coffee. n
&c "a SACKS OK prime Rio coffee jdst reed and
nov 8 w. F. COOLBAUGH & Co.
49, Whiskey.
OK BIS. Cincinnati Whiskey,
~ ." New York brandy, just reed and
nov s W. F. COOLBAUGH & CO.
Raisins. I..4
on Boxes Malaga raisins in. fine order, for
novs 1sT ". + CooLBAUGH 4 CO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04

-
Java Coffee.
A SupERroR articiesof Old C5ternnseat Jaw;
N Ceflee, for sale by
dec I3'45 A. S. SHACKFoRD.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04
Books g. Stationerv

ME have just iced per St. C,o;x -
Wv assortment of school Books ..a . S,s
tionery, which We offer for sale cbsan , aaa S'a-
w, - WM. GARRETT A. r.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04
Wagons, Harmless and Horses.

NOR sale new Wagons made in Ohio, ,l,o,
4 several sets harness, little used; second
hand carriages, and 2 buggie~, good wcrF
horses. All FOR sale, or trade on liberal credit
nov Is WESLEY JUNES
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04
Goods! (.OOdS!'

IHE subscribers are now receiving direct
l. from Philadelphia and New York, thsi
assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which have been purchased on the most favor.
able terms and which they offer for sa!s at The
lowcst cash prices; pledge themselves NOT ioh
undersold by any House north of 81. Louis.
Their old customers and the public geaenly,
are requested TO call and examine their stock
which viii be found to be as large and weise-
lected as any in the place Merchants will as
usual be supplied on the most favorable terms.
" An kinds Of produce taken at the regalu
cash prices. w. F. COOLBAUGH & co.
sept ~ as nit u q
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04
Leather.

UST received good assortment. Of 81 go.
- wanna Sole aud Upper, and also. R;a m
Harness leather, for sale cheap for cash, mp ana
nov 10 '46 ,-s... WESLEY 1",,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04

Notice.

THOMAS HEDGE invites all thos. ;nh.A,.
i ed to hun, and whose accounts and no,..
are due without exception 10 cal; and nav n,
either CASH or GRAIN during the present month
as he intends closing his business and i, ds;sr'
mined to collect all lis outstanding debts ium.,
diatclv. dec. 6 AS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04

Selling on at Cost. !.
1JNHE subscriber having determined TO 81:
L his business in this city, offers At COST 4
stock Of CHINA, GLASS, and HARDWAl+
Persons who contemplate building, Meen.g:
les, and Housekeepers will find II greatly to ~
advantage to supply themselves with such g0o.,
as be offers, az such an opportunit; Of obtsa~s
goods cheap has never been offered IN BnnsY
Burlington Jan. 81, ,46. 49, s ss.a.-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04

aae Gum Barrels. IS .
A N assortment Of rifle barrels from the eel
IA ebrated Dayton Mandatory, Just receiv
ed and for sale, at reduced prices.
d. MCINTYRE,
avg % '45 corner Of Sd and Jefferson st.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04
& z x 3 z <

Who, aftet reading the following, can lon
ger don bt that Wista,'s Balsa OF Wild Cher
~ is the greatest Medicine in the world?
TO THE PUBLIC. . +,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04

i.''f--s''is has 2 Notice. E IL
a LLthose knowing themselves indeD'sse 81. !
"A VIM. Garrett& Co., either By note q "a 4,
account are requested to call and ssit up ~
must have money. ss, .a-s.I,r,..'s
..U- 2-g.EAnv WIN. G A RREIi.S,ss.. ~.
N. B.-We will take Pork at the higne" .,
ket price from those who owe US. -.
jan 1646 w. @. -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04

DROfosAfs fos carrying the mails ot Inc Uni.
! It'd States front abe il yIulv, 1886 10 the
sath June, 1850. pelasise. in IOWA, VIII ne re-
tslskd II tie CtetrAct Once Of the Polt. Office
Dhgeriipsnt.in the titv Of Na.hinstnhs until Q
crisfk ~ of che thirtieth dav Of Drill. .aas, Ito
sss Ss o the ssa sfs " n
MI. ~ -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04

Diseaseswhich have long bafled the skill OF ply.
sic ans-it has also proved very bsne &c ial and u
used ia connection with !. Wisfar's Haisan o.
WiLd Cherry" (Which we always rhcommsnd,)
the relief Afforded is immeti and disease IL
most certainly banished from the system. Few
very few cases can Withstand the combined influ-
ence Of these two powerful remedies. Those sub.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04

tease lows City esery Monday, "Wednesday
30 Friday u 3 ~. arrive ii Bloomington same
-t.ys ~ spm.
sslse9. Frsm BloominAtn Niuscai;ue c5uuty. by
Wfomise. Montpelier, West Bdfisto. asd Rock
.5eUann. = Dsvssport. ~ miles sud back, three
discs ueeh. - $3.50 - :.
: Iesss Bioomisgsos ever Tuesday. Ihar.dst.
Aed Sslsfdey a ~, srr,ts At Davenport came
1ss.. bsvenport every Monday. w.inesday.
50 Friday IT y, arrive at Bloomington same
sAftoies.la 70 carry in swo-horse cosche % will be
=<4s7oI Fros, Bloomiugton. .Muscatine county, BY
QrpadsRw. Harrisoa. Wapsllo, Flerenc,,, Yellow
Syringe. and Dodgeville. to Burlington, Sc miles
nad bseh. three tisses . week. "a 81. 4
teavs BloonfnEso., eve.y Tuesdsy. Thursday,
80 Saturday q =. srriss - Bsfliasgos same
L.s%s. E..i;asssr every Morss,. ss.dn...
6ay. ssa Friday At ~ arrive ~ Biotasngion
Propossls 10 Gerry !. sso-horse eSGekes ARB in
As5l. From BIoosn;ngtoa, by Moscow Upton
aso frsnkiia. 10 hlAsiea. Lina county. so niies
asd back. osce 4 week.
Esass BIooasiassss every Wednesday IL m,
rerise q Marion lse1t day BY 8 p sn.ss
4isye kIatioa ev<ry Friday at In, errive nj
Bloomisgten next day BY 8 pm. assh
: -Ptopusais q end route at NoscoH WILL be con-
ei1s.ed. RI azs9s 1 A4sz oS
:. >sla Ersu Wspsllo: Leuisa eouety~ BIZ Tools-
NJ ssaea' ll''o''' u n'''s' Egg 1ass'
Lssvs warelie every Wednesday at ! m. ar
Eiss st Mes Bestoa ssnAs day Of IL N
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-04

conveyance. When the advertisement uscs
the term sscsnveyance in two-horse coaches,
or in touf.horee. coaches arc invited,,, or
ssprOposais to- carry in two horse coaches
will be eonsideredS' OF the lik expressions
In the bid, s'according to the adj riisemen,D
will not be understood as referring to the
mode mentioned in such invitation. II the
bidder intends 70 propose for the mode Of
conveyance stated IN the in vitation he should
name il in ,eEms in his bid. III Won sYra
y. Since. the passage Of the act Of March
Sd, lS45, new. description Of bid has beet,
received. Il specifies no mode Of convey
ance, but engages to carry the mail with
certainty, celebrity, and security. using the
isrms oi the Law. These. sbids are called.
from the manner in which they are designa-
ted on the books OF the department. sssrAR
STDss" IL has been de:ided, after mature
consideration, that . bid Proposing q specif
10 mode of conveyance Of as high grade q
two-horse coach transportation Is 70 be prc-
fsrrcd to the star bid The experience OF
the daPsttmsnt enables il 20 lay dS~n the
following fules viz: aksv@
When the mail ON the route is not 90 large
40 TO require ,two-horse coach cohvsyance. q
s,ar bid, il The lowest, will be preferred 10
the specific bud. 1880 =, s-,, 81 ,s.e,,f
%. When the mails are sof such size ~
torender il ne cessary or expedient in re fer
ence to them alone to provide two.h0rse
cosch ccnveyance, the specific bid, though
the. highest, witt6e prslesred to the star
bud, q shesextent Of, moderate difference in
the compensation, in caee the difference is7
not ssch e 10 interfere with the policy 0f
the rev law, which looks 10 reduction. in
the cost Of transportation. Excep,toos, how j
ever, may be allowed where the altar bid is
made w the present owner Of the stock oH
the foufe, and il 10 manifest that the reasons
for preferring the specific bid do not exist in
HE csse. aas i ii&ss u Egszs4ses~s ETAxTfa
~. On fcuses Of the highest class, wicfe
f6ofsAsfss scotch asSsnepertation 10 required
by the size aud fmpoftance .of Inc MAILS, the
Prsssrsdce fer shsasPes.fc bid will BE- H'ne-
cessary, carried to . greater extent Of differ
encs than o.. the inferior coach routes, sub
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-17
The Magnetic Telegraph.

We understand it is in contemplation, as
soon as the requisite amount of stock can be
disposed OF, to continue the line of Telegraph
communication from Saratoga to Montreal.
We had the pleasure Of conversing ON the
subject, for few moments, on Wednesday
last, with Mr.. L. barrow, of Utica, who has
been connected with the business for some
time. Mr.. D is the Superintendent of the
Northern Electric Magnetic Telegraph, and
has just returned from flying visit over the
proposed route. He is quite confident that
but short time will clapse before the cities
of New York and Montreal will be brought
within " speaking distance" through the in
strumentality of the "Hghtning line
hall Democrat.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-17
Terrible Boiler Explosion.
DESTRUCTION OF TIE STEAMER EXCEL
SIOR-LIVES LOST.

sIoR-LIyEs LOST
At o'clock last evening, as the steamboat
Excelsior, Captain Nelson, which plies, be-
tween this city and CoXsackie, was leaving
the dock, foot of Cortland st. her boiler burst
with terrific cuncussion, killing and scaldlng
several of her passengers and crew. The
boat Immediately took fire from the effects of
the explosion, drifting at the will Of the ele-
ments, and it was feared that those on board
her who had escaped the original calamity,
would be engulfed in the flames
She drifted down the stream as far as Cort-
land st. when the steamboat Columbus took
her passengers off and towed her up nearly to
the wharf from which she had started, when
the steamboat Fairfield going up the river,
went between the Excelsior and the Colum-
bus The stern of the Fairfield was brought
in contact with the burning vessel and those
on board the Fairfield cutting the tow line,
the wreck was adrift again.
As the wreck drifted down stream great
fears were entertained that she would run foul
Of some one of the several ships which lay at
anchor in the stream. This was prevented,
however, by her coming in contact with a
small sloop, setting her bows on fire, and then
veeling round and setting fire to her whole
broadsde. After hard fight the blazing
wreck was beaten off and pursued her course
down the river. She was soon overtaIen by
the steamer John Fitch which grappled with
the fiery fugitive and conveyed her over to
the Jersey shore. The boat was burnt en-
tirely to the waters edge.
The explosion shook the large steamers
Hendrix Hudson and Empire, lying at the
Cortland st. piers. The timbers were thrown
high up into the air, and the body of at least
one person was seen falling with the timbers,
The boiler was not seen after the explosion.
That part Of it not broken to pieces went i'm
mediately to the bottom.-NX Y. Tribune, lM
Sontetnher
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-17
Agricultural Fair,

The next Franklin County Agricultural
Fair will be holden on the 18th inst, at St
Adams Village. We are happy enough to
learn that Hon. George p. Marsh is expect
ed to pronounce an Address on the occa-
sion.
There appears to be growing interest in
Agricultural Fairs, and we judge that our
next will exceed in interest any ever held in
"Old Franklin This will be the second
Fair under the present organization, and we
hope to see an interest felt in it worthy Of
orr County, That much advantage is deriy-
ed from Agricultural Fairs can hardly be
doubted. They bring the results of all sys-
tens into competition; and must set those
who are behind in the contest thinking why
they are so. Whatever experiments have
been tried, whatever Improvements made,
whatever failures experienced, are brought
under the review of all, the first lessons to in
struct and the last to avoid. The real value
of crossing in breeding, of ntcrmixture of
Soils of the action of peculiar manures, of the
introduction of seeds, and of the utility of i'm
PIGMENTS, are tested--S. AlbanS Messenger.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-17
DaguerreOtype Miniatures.

II, B. HENDEE, respectfully informs the
AAs inhabitants Of Brandon and vicinity,
that possessing all the latest improvements in
the art, and a very superior apparatus, he IS
now prepared to take Dague,reotype LIKENESS
es, in style that equals the finest engravings,
and with truthfulness to nature that sur
passes the best paintings. They are render
ed perfectly distinct, are prepared to resist
the action of air and light, and are not liable
to fade or change.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully in
vited to call and examine specimens, and I'M
prove the present opportunity to obtain true
and life like copy of their own features or
those of their friends No charge unless the
lkenesses are satisfactorily taken.
Room at Scolield's Hall.
N. B, Those who have had likenesses tax
en- by the old process can have them retaken
at trihing expense:
teSH Instruction given, including all recent
improvements in coloring &c. Apparatus
furnished on reasonable terms.
Brandon, Sept. IA, 1916,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-17
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the Po5as c 6S 5s sPP Po by the
Fairhaven, commissioners to receive, examine
and adjust all claims and demands OF all per-
sons against IRA MANLEY, late of Hub
bardton in said district, deceased, represent
ed nsolvent, and six months from the 7th
day of September inst, being allowed by said
court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business of our said appointment at solomon
Millington's, in lIubbardton, on the I'd day
of October and December next, from one o.
clock until seven o'clock, P, M. on each of
said days.
Dated at Hubbardton this 6th day of Sep
tcmber, 1916. ~
PLINY HOLMES, ! Co,,,,,,,
JONATHAN POLLARD,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-17

REPUBLICATION OF REPREsENTAr NAMES
Tho list of names of Representatives published last
week are again inserted, together with the additional
names, and the best corrections we could make from
the reports received that those who should desire
keeping the list file for another year, might have
it in one number There has undoubtedly occurred
sonc errors the papers from different sections, and
in some cases III the immediate vicntes Of each 9TH
Ell have disagreed in the number Of votes reported,
and in some instances, in regard to the names of
Representatives elect.
When the official report Of the votes for State Of
fcers, Congressman and Senators shall have been
received, it will be published in the Voice. well
the number of votes cast last year by the three
parties for State and County candidates, and the
nctual increase or decrease made known. Until this
report is received attempt at eTactaess Of returns
can be made.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-17
GAaJRG
vENHE WING ALMANAC FOR l847

- will be ready on the 10Th OF the present
month.
1t will contain the usual Calender Calcu-
lations for the different States of the Union
and the following important documents:
The Tariff Bill of 1916, complete.
The Sub-Treasury Law.
The Oregon Treaty.
A graphic History of the Mexican War,
from its commencement up to the LIST of Sep
TENDER. Also,
Editorial matter, Anecdotes, Election re-
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Price as usual, - ID cents for single cop
les, S per dozen and S per 100 copies.
Postmasters RENTING 81 will receive 10
copies. The postage under the present Post
Office law cannot exceed 1-2 cents per
copy.
The Wing Almanac is for sale by most Of
the Booksellers in the United States. Per
sons desiring to procure it may send their Or
ders through country merchants.
GREELEY & McELRATH, Publishers.
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