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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20


WAREHOUSES No. Z MONROE SrRFrr
>tiE SUBSCRIBERS orc prepared \. r,al.
sns keep eoos,aoily ON hand nj the ab,>,
embellishments. all kind sf Css,ing. q. k,nr
trsnkiu. Bailopn mad Csnnon SDvcs. Of all s,zr.
end patterns holos,- ware. Wagon BIKES, PionpL
Cas'ines Crates. THAT Irons, Sugar and ws.h XII.
ties. &c. complete sssourebi We have iu-i
received some sp'endrl patterns for Pariof Gfs,e-
the nes'esf ever esosshilo tbs ciiy Peisom. who
intend oniang ate Respectfully reqnesied Ia exam.
mo them besors purchasing my other k,nd W,
have large qoan''ts at patterns ior Mil Gearirg
the best IN the y'ace, Which We wili make 10 otdei
nj 'hs lowest rates. also Threshing Machine Ca.i
inrs We wall alsp continue Ia manufacture The
dihrres' KIND, Of Planehs complete. used Il, h.
section OF country. shd warranted equal io M,
made nv fhe Western county. we viii watrast
all onr Castings ami other work done az our esal,.
l'shmsni. and rs cheap a. can he mad. IN Pris
bursh' Cincinnati ar any other establishment 1,
sc''y. Persons wishing TO purcha.e nny ariie B,
IA our line. will pleasc give "a. csll aud s1am,t,
Toe themselves
ap HAMILTON. BFSuoRE 4 co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
REMoV Al
REMOVAL.

u FRiSSELL. boz fefa.yfd 10 Fopub :,
- d'm fellow ihe Pfe.byienan church
,.',.e 'n DC 'ame building ord sdjpunr tbli =,
cps
FLOWS a ANVILs-Ju.t ,ee,i,.d
LamNnfs pa'eui saih Bar I,re. ana so !.
sentiment 81 ssIu,'s Bellows.
P'o OFT a GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
S6OO@l3O1sS
PANACEA!
THE GREAT REMEDY.
APPROVED BY THE FACULTY.

foT COhghS, COtdS. dSthnd, bronchitis, con.
sumption, aud all oiher affections Of the
Bronchial tubs
DREPARLD entirely From the Ginseng. and
u wartrntcd to contain no preparation Of A.u.
mohy, Me'cerv ~ Opiun
MORE ru,S 5000 navE rEES SOLD At HYrAu. 4.
rnE CITY or cISrtsNArI ALosE wrruiN 4rI
i,st rOuR MONTHS. AND ~ rvERy cAsr VIM
ThE MOST FEsFtcr sArissAcros TO InE "a.
TENTS
The Ginseng Panseea 10 nov ordered by Ehvs,
oians ~ The sfsi respecisblliiy IN their regular
practice. and us claim to he considered The oniy
article ever discovered corablo Of spredilv AID
permanently oiaying bronchial ifriinnun which Of.
The cole cause Of coughs asthma. bronchitis. ana
seoordisg TO DR. Eherlc. who but eIprcsscs the
opinion OF ell The first nuiho5fiics IN Eu,ote nnd
America. OF two thirds oi ali The cases usually ,e.
gafded az true iubercul0ps consumption musI bs
considered As iofevetseuicd
We select the filluwng names lforn lit al
hundreds VITO have feli as heating Influence nn
themselves. nnd seen u m thcIf iatniies because
many OF hem are well known % he business com.
mnni'y Of Wheeling o. men Of sanding and iulp.
snce M C:ncinnou. who Won q nat for a moment
lend eiihor Their naUos of their itnu,oce Ia ll,e
d'sibuton of au tclc, c1ccpl rem ihe conviction
81 ''s vus' niiiuy 10 tho s:7l,cied.
w Phillips. bfnadsBy bel. N.h and llarrsDn as
q Parvin. Bfnadway near Yeairnan
w Cofhn, Buckeye Bell F"uudfy 2Ist
'VandnE'n, ~ Hopes warehouse :, camoio street
w ATrsinor Su'eeo. Dcnti. Cansrs,S =,
- SONS FIRM - Dsir q Go Sye & l. Mira
" Noble, lanai COLLECTORS flee
J jones Assistant clerk lIa,n'n co Snpcri.r .nnr,
IL Whesd"n firm Whesdpn & Biinn. Aucits
Dr Kosser. IL b - between V,re nnJ Rnce
- HERMAN, firm Finkhiue a. KEENAN,. Main A.
B"ni,msn. lmporCT ,! - bet NJ, u nnt s,e
Newell, Tatn sf Sy.rmess,
IA Lyon Finphst F,oft ~
w johns Carpenter O. st.
Capt Adams. L ln'rhus Howe
VJfnes. corner Ipreworih oud f2ice
sieflng. Gunner Vine aud Genre
N VI Flofer. Sycamofett
y SALTER. Proprietor Cincifman. q.
Pfico only 50 cents per bH.ie
For s'ie nv JAMES BAKER sole agent corner
Mnnroe and Min Sw Nheehng ", aosl
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20

WV tAHINLT CWAW WINE VOOIL
EBERT * RITE
No 100 Na~ 81 Nufrtfya. Va
AfiNG aten raff ihe cell L,.,,se (.b.i,.
estab. hmcnt of = W Robb ere soy, n. on.
isciuuns nod niend leeyur on haaa str,y sr
sruption az Catiurt Fufnunte afI y.t. ..,s
Chaifs CtIEAP FOR CASH
Call in you that wth io rafJbsse ua6I r,,..
take iO2 maIn sireei ipw door. above Gee Nef
shan's' and Mechanics Bank, ond neof.y o. pI.i.t
Lukrrs A B,rscfs Cunieciisnssy
n y Undressing attended 90 be ihc ,bafs.
no3fe. my ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20

CITY DlsPENSARY. sc.
ToRTH-EAsI CORNER or MogEoE & Arm .rs.
The consulting hoIirs OF this lasufuto viii
hereafter be from III 10 ~ a. 81. and ffop
TO 8 r NJ. every day. Smdags ) TO 3
+. NJ
any cases who uay require medical alton
dance, aud medicine, b, tween thc hours above
specified orc requested TO coll upon either OF
The attending physicians al thciruihces. when
they viii promptly receive such assistance o.
their cases may require.
ATTENDING PfWsfCiANF
DR.. TODD, Main ST.
BATES. Quincy St
FRlSSELI,. Church ST.
HlLDRETH, Corner Monroe and
j,h SIS.
BY order Of the Board
T.. s.. IlLDRETU. Sfru
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20
NEW HONNI.Ta.

IST RECEIVED 10 me sab.rrlbef q lac.
- Jos of Blpneis ~ f.iioWe
.s.. q. ..a.. a. fs..f. A.
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YOITu,S nOnTH.

Also great NaClsiy II Ladies, hnC Guild Slipppn,
fancy colofed hall Gsurts. DC
MISSES LACEBOOTS BuSKiN rs. SLIPPERS Ic.
goo rairs Misses Nlorncco Lace Bouis
SUO do Cali and seal Larc Bppis
30 do Morocco AID Scat bDsk,fs
40 de- Nor ccu nud Seal Slippers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-05-20

HAMILTON. REsMoRE 4 90.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
(Continuea.)1

z PIcruRE OF A Mean MAN.-We cut
the following curious piece from Dow, .r.
y envy friends-too many Getty folks es-
pecially) are over inclined to meanness-
| know some who are SO vastly little if /
may be allowed the term, that when they
are brushed from earth in the devils dust
pan, the old chap will have 70 put On
double magnifying spectacles and poke a
long while among the rubbish Of mortality,
before he can find them. There is neigh
Dor Tight fist in some respects worthy
member Of my congregation, and yet, re-
greet TO say, he is mean enough to chase
q fat mnsq,ito through a 5rnile swamp for
the sake OF his snet To his credit how
ever, he once made sacrifice for the
good cause by putting an unfortunate look
ing penny in the box. and going supperless
to bed. And neighbor -, TOO, if he
had the power and could enrich himself
thereby, would brush the silver stars from
the armament, snatch the golden sun from
the sky, and sell the moon for old BRASS
II a sixpence was required at the gate Of
heaven, he would rise from his resting
place at midnight and pick the lock with q
ten-penny nail. ia3tiaH ~ 1aatyF@.9
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28


STRANGE SIGur.-On Monday after
noon, as drove Of cattle was passing up
the Bowery, bull tarrier jumped from
the top of Stage on which he was chain
ed, in front of the theatre, broke his chain
in the fall to the ground, dashed into the
herd, and seized young steer by the nose
The affrighted bullock, smarting with
pain went off a, full speed up the Bowery,
with the dog clinging to his nose, and all
the time swinging clear Of the ground
The steer would stop occasionally, and en-
deavor to rid himself OF the ugly jewel in
his snout, by dasbing it on the ground,
and against the walls, the posts and the
trees, in his course, but still the dog held
his grip. The bullock kept on up the
Bowery, with his head and tail high above
the attitude Of the heads and tails of The
common herd,' until he was arrested at
Vauxhall Garden by some men. who to
their establishment ascertained that the dog
was dead? We understand that this dog
was raised by Mr.. Kelly, Of the Sixth
Ward, who has more than once refused
So 0 for him., He was a sporting dog,
and was trained to fight in the ring
. NJ Y. Globe.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
[TEnNs:::::::::: 50 90 IN ADVANCE,


I ed to the highest honor and gratitude Of
the American people, for The able, patriotic
aud efficient rebuke. which he has admin
istered to that spirit Of jealousy and en-
croachment which has prompted the Mon
arches Of Europe to interfere with the po-
litical arrangements oil this continent, Gas
though j, was their righful heritage.)
Rcscired, Tha, the Hon. James Buchan-
an, Secretary Of State, il entitled to the
gratitude OF every friend Of human liberty,
for the able, patriotic, and statesman-like
manner, in Which he has proved and main
tanned our right to The hole ofthe Oregon
Territory, and that We deprecate the cow
;rdly ana trucking policy which members
Of Congress have pursued in making dol.
lars and cents, the estimate Of National
konor and rights Atl# sn affFI7
Resolred, That we are in favor ss kzx.
ing an annual term &c the Supreme Court
held in each judicial district. .f.,...--.,
Resolred, That We have entire conf
pdence in the ability and integrity Of the
Hon. "A. c. Dodge, and that we are en-
blirely satisfied with tie industry and fidel-
hy, with which lie has discharged bis dd-
ties, as Delegate in Congress.
I Resoirfd, That we are uncompromising.
ny oppos. d 10 that system OF bloated and
stabilized theology. which would prohibit
any portion of orr fellow citizens fron en-
jo. ing the right of bearing testimony in
courts Of justice, in consequence Of their
religions opinions, and that we regard il .
relic of a barbarous and superstitious age,
and that we are opposed TO the prescription
Of any citizen from any post Of honor, Or
Office, upon the grounds Of his religious
teneis. '
i'esoirel, That, Gas democrats engaged
in an important contest, which must alii-
mately result in the triumph Of the demo-
cratic principle government, or in the
triumph Of the principles Of arristocracy.
and finally of monarchy and despotisn,,
we still adhere to our motto "of principles
and no, men, and that VIC will give The
nominees Of this Convention, our cordial
and undivided support. ...-, 80
On motion, the Convention adjourned.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

: A certain cotton merchant came to Gen.
Jackson and said that his bales of cotton
had been taken for the purpose Of making
breast-works for the defence Of New Or
leans. He wanted immediate payment or
restoration, inasmuch as private property
could not be taken for public uses, with
out compensation. Gen. Jackson heard
his CON plaint, and told him he would do
what was right in the matter, and pointed
out course that was proper to be pursu-
ed in snch cases. He sent Immediately
for musket and twenty rounds Of car
tridges. The poor fellow hearing this or
der, did not know what was TO become Of
him. But very soon the General put the
m,sket in hrs hand, and said, Stand there,
sir, and defend your GOTTEN il IS tss.lg =
So s-sa. 81 4ts535e trs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
Two Sea Serpents seen.

The substance of the following accoun,
of two monsters Of the deep having been
seen the past week at the mouth of the
Delaware, between Cape Henry and Cape
Charles, or what is called the middle
ground. was related to us Yesterday
afternoon, ty one of the observers, Capt
Lawson, of the schooner Empire, from
Snow Hill, Md, now in this city.
Captain Lawson was at the time in
charge of tie wheel, when his vessel gra-
ted upon something which he supposed
TO be wreck, from the fact that dark
looking object. resembling at first glance a
rusty spar, was at the same time seen,
standing erect Immediately by the side and
above the railing. Soon, however, it was
discovered to be moving body with a
head and mouth which was plainly marked
by reddish color along the side or about
the jaws, and the captain with much alarm
concluded that he was really and truly, in
stead Of going over a wreck, in contact
with the old fellow himself, the real sea
sarpent.
After the schooner had passed over him.
IL W DIS OuseINcu THAI tucIc were TWO Ill
company. The one first seen raised him
self from the water some 10 or twelve feet
and exhibited in length as near as could
be ascertained, fall sixty feet: About ten
feet from the head there commenced a
swell as large as barrel, covered at sta
ted distances with nearly point projections,
and reached in length about ten feet, and
then ended quite abruptly, when the body
again assumed its regular form, which the
captain thinks, was about the circumfer-
ence of schooner's spar.
The full length OF the serpent, or what
ever it may have been, was Judged to be
some hundred feet-i;s head small in pro-
portion to its body. The wind being light,
the two were seen together to the leeward,
for full half an hour, seemingly amusing
themselves by alternately rising upon the
top Of the water and then sinking again
beneath the surface; their heads, whenev-
er above the water, were always observed
pointing to the east.
To this statement, substantially. Capt.
Lawson, as well as his hands, is ready to
make oath. as the opportunity presented
gave them every chance to see, judge, and
make comparatively correct estimates.
VeW Hauea Courier.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

There is class in America that wor-
ship and adore riches-they will seek the
attainment of their object ever, among the
ruins of their country. If scheme ID
|suggested by which their interest will bs
increased, they dash along headlong in IL
support, regardless Of principle-insens;-
BILE to the laws OF the land, and reckless Of
the rights Of the laboring portion Of the
community their ledger their bible, and
money their God. ..sf, ~ s.,s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

! Does England recollect The time when
poor unfortunate Spain wanted to refer
the question about Oregon TO arbitration,
and allow her even to choose the refer
cnce? How comes it that she is so ram
pant for a reference, when in l79) she
disdained it2 She could bully eak ma
ton into her measures; and reject an offer
to arbitrate when the question was one Of
colonial possessionson both sides, and The
right against her; for she had The power
to enforce her unjust demands; snow she
is keen for a rcference--ke for divis-
ion like the pretended mother: let, it be
neither mine nor thine but divide it. She
knows that referee, anxious to please
both parties, will give her something
whereas she now has bad chance to gel
any.-Lou. Dem. rfAa fis M
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
I. Il. E,sRSssAVGE,S

LIMITED STATES. Newspaper Subscription
u and Advertising Agency aud Proprietor of
lie old established Real Estate. Negro. Money
agency and Intelligence Oilioe. Saint Leuis Mo.
n. B.-Posf paid letters including a fee of one
Dollar, soliciting informal on and intelligence
viii receive an answer in reiutn.
l. b. URBBAYGE. General gent.
ST. Louis, Mo January 1876.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
III. Es. WARE.
ssnplfR. HAPPINESS AND TaUNK MIXER.

H10ULD respectfully inform the citizens OF
w Burlington and vicinity. that he carries
on the above business IN all its variety and will
krep constantly on hand and for sale the above
nenlioned articles. and do any work in that line
ci business. Prices cheap. and work done in
ske best manner. DON'T fail to CALI Shop i'm
The basement Of the Barrett House, on Jefferson
street.
Feb 81 lSi6-ly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

A pigeon which was despatched from
Southampton at ten o'clock On Saturday
morning, arrived at its home in Dniry
Lane, at twenty five minutes past eleven;
upwards Of seventy miles in eighty-five
inutes.-London Spectator, - + -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
4. X. TH7JgsSTON.

ATTORNEY Il COUNSELLOR 1T L.fIF,
BURLINGTON, Iowa.
Viii promptly attend 10 all business in the line
Of his profession, in any part Of the Territory
Office LETTERS street. over =. T. David's
store. and Immediately under the Gazette office,
at the head Of the first light of stairs, to the right
Jan. IL. 1886.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

DRrArruL.-A man named John Clark,
fell over the wall Of the bridge in Cham.
bcrsb,rg, Pa, lew nights ago. says the
Carlisle Statesman, and in tie lall had he
flesh torn off from The eye, 70 the ear, and
down Tie cheek FIR several inches, besides
otler Wounds and bruises. He then wa
dcd and swan about for nearly two hours
in the water, -beisre he was able 10 gain
the bark. When found he was frozen
stiff. Il is thought he will recover.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
BARRETT HOUSE.

Corner Of Jefferson and Third streets, Burlington.
J. c. FLETCHER, PROPRIETOR.
THIS House. recently opened is one of the
l largest and most commodious in the West
sra Country. II has all the conveniences of the
large hotels in the cities. and is fitted and fur
slshed in the neaiest and most substantial man.
ner The proprietor has had much experience
~ the keeping of public houses, which. taken in
sonnexion with the facilities afforded in Bur
hnston for furnishing his table. iusti6es him in
Promising that the character of his house shall
k ker;up.
Visitors from the South and elsewhere. with
OF without families, can at all fines be accom-
nedated with pleasant and airy rooms, and on
reasonable terms.
ders
Aug. 30, lsi5.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
SUN RISE.

Hail, Aurora! thou art rising
Gloriously from out the sea;
Flinging from thy shining tresses
Sparkling drops DER leaf and tree.
On before thee, like an army,
Are the fleecy cloudlets driven;
And the hory folds Of darkness
As gossamer are riven.
Ger the broad and waveless ocean,
Dazzling smiles of gladness rest;
And the mountain top is wearing
Sunlight like golden crest.
Hail! thou art glorious emblem
Ofthe Fathers bonndless love;
Lighting up earth's darkest places,
Lifting Ito thee above.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
Hr. G.. FL. Holt.

HAVING permanently settled in Burling on.
Il Il offers his professional services TO all those
who may. desire medical advice, and services
either i. Burlington or its vicinity. His Office
Is on Jefferson street, in the basement OF the
Barrett House.
Burlington. Dec % ,,5-'v
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

'Vou are from tie country, are ycu
not sir?'' said dandy clerk in a book
store to a homely dressed quaker, who
had given him some trouble. aYes."-
-"Well, here's an essay on the rearing Of
Calves" "That,'' says Amididab, az he
turned 10 leave the store, .'thee had better
present to thy mothe-." .E iaa III ..5aii
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
From the Young Peoples Magazine.
Guardian Angels.

BY ELfzABErH CAKES SMITH.
Child Of earth and heaven! f
Each alike to form and face,
Save that wings TO one is given,
Something too Of Ioftier grace,
Yet the trustful and the true
Dwell in Necklaces with the other
Those alone it was that drew
From the skies its Angel-brother.
Half in blindness, half ia trust,
Guardian arms around him pressed,
Sleeps the child Of time and dust,
Shielded by his cherub-guest.
Angel-child! and child Of earth!
Semblance We of hidden things;
One hath reached its spirit-tir'h-
One but walketh on its wings,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

Good Capiial.-What is your capitalp
asked an Englishman Of an American re-
Gently in London. Tie reply was-aO Our
.capi'al2s it isthat which levels mountains,
builds ciues, establishes empires, and ex-
tends republics-energy, Industry, and
.indonitable courage" III III.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

Democracy in Iowa is progressive, thaf
is, it is NOT stationary. but Is upon the adj
vance. Eh'gism " Jired.- Davenport &C..
rsfie Eaad Yad'a ais WI svsel pAiF ssE
True, every word Of i. We opine thsE
/" Whigism' in Iowa Is tedly fired 7-ald j
like 70 remain 500 BLOOMINGTON Her4l
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

The Gsisennaa Jeaer sSniialn sssyyx jkat abous
S,e0o,0v0 pounds Of lead are he@ piled Up
On The andingst that reity5ass ssl indi ,sf
~ .Ai sisida .rs1oq sisais yilssgs ter
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
Dr. III. HOuShtOn.

HAVING permanent, settled in Burlington
l. L offers his professional servIces to all tho..
who may desire them.
His Office is on the corner of Washington ant
Third streets.
Burlington. Aug. 5th l843-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

A wing paper before is, whose motto
is ..Be jnst and far noi," il urging the
giving upiof Oregon, not thatwe Do nos
possess the clear right TO- il, but that 10
are moi allsto fight for II. sbs,sr, u ...
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
Capls! Caps!!

] lust received and for sale large assert
ment of caps. such as otter, fur, seaiet fus-
tan, glazed and fur trimmed cloth, and many
other kinds too. tedious to mention. All o.
which will be sold chcapat
sept 20 s45 n GARaETf l. Co.'S.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
Law Partnership.

c. HALL. of Mount Pleasant and F.
~ ID. MILLS, of Burlington. have this dav
associated themselves into partnership for the
practice of Law under the name aud style Of Hall
& Mills. They will attend all the Courts Of the
first and second Judicial Districts. Criminal
business attended 10 in any part Of the Territory
Office in the brick building on Main street now
occupied by F. d. Mills
J. C. HALL,
u3 Ed. MILLS.
sept Ia 'ii-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28
A. 5. SISACEAFORD,
gun and white smithing.

Gun and White Smitking.
fENIiE undersigned having permanently loca.-
= "a in Burlington, would inform the public
genera y that they have opened shop on Main
street. few doors above A W. Srpenter,s
Watch maker shop. where we can he found al all
times. aud hope by strict attentionto business,
10 merit share of puilic patronage
EBERSOL & MATTHEW'S.
L.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

House, Sign and Fancy Painting.
NOATES s. HAWKINS, VALLEY street, be-
" tween Main and Water will execute eve-
nv description Of Painting, plain and ornamental,
in the best and most approved style.
~ Theyrespectfuly ask share Of patronage.
apr 81 Aft
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

Surgeons in Passenger Mips.-A peti.
ton has been circulated within day or
two, asking Congress to compel ships
bringing steerage passengers, TO have >
surgeon on board. .t..i...r...;,.a.f 80.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-03-28

Millstones made to order, and constant sup
ply on hand. Screen wire, hosting screws an.
mill irons. furnished at the shortest notice ant
warranted Of the best quality.
iune 1,44-ly