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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25

BRITANNIA

THE subscriber having the Agency for the
i sa e of Britannia Ware, has just opened at
the China and Hardware Store, corner of Third
and Jefferson sts., complete assortment Of the
above goods, comprising in part Coffee Pots,
Tea Pots, Sugars, Creams, Bowls, Tumb,ers,
Knives and Forks; all of which he offers at
manufacturing prices. D. MCINTYRE.
Importer Of and dealer in China, Glass and
Hardware.
dec % ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25
6 Z Z 8 g q

Who, after reading the following, ca Ion
ger dou bt that Wistai's Rasa m 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, 1846-04-25
SLIGO IRON STO1,C

SLIGO IRON STORE
JEFFERSON STREET, BURLINGTON r
IRON-Flat. square and round. a.,o,,s.'. ::
Il plough slabs, plough wings, ass,s .s s,aes,
and sizes. 3'ea Shapes
Steel Cast, German, American b,iste, r..
hsh blister, German and spring, ASSORTED
sizes. s+.s. o. ~'0'eu
Storesvimproved Premium, and Yankee No,;oc
Coos Stoves, Parlor, Coal, Box, 10. \.
and plates, different sizes. =
.aiso-Jewetrs Improved Patent Cary Ploueh,.
I'm Plates, Copper, Sheet-iron. Iron
cription.
"A full supply ofthe above articles AWAY, -
hand, and Tor sale as low as can be afforded nv
HUDSON +. BRIDGE.
apr 20 40 JOHN 9. FoorE, Agent.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25
REMARKABLE CURES

PASSING HEALTH RESTORATIVE
VlRTUES!!!
From Dr.. Baker, Springfield, Washington
CO. Keniucky.l
SrsNGrlEIp, Kentucky, MAY IA, AS
GENTS; take this opportunity Of informing
yoa ofa most remarkable cure performed 81
ne BY the use Of DR.. Wisfar's Balsam Of Wilc
Cherry.
Ii the year 1910 was taken with an nfla.
nation Of the bowels, which ] labored unde 9,
for s'x weeks. when | gradually recovered
In the tall Of al, was attacked with Sc
we're cold. which seated itself upon my lungs
and for the space Of three wears was con.
fined 10 my bed. | tried all kinds Of medi.
cines, and every variety Of medical aid, with.
out benefit, and thus wearied along until
the winter 81 1914, when heard Of "Wistal's
Balsam of Wild Cherry"
My friends persuaded mo to give it a trial,
though had given UP all hopes Of recovery
and had prepared myself for the change Of an
other world. Through their solicitation |
was induced to make use Of the sGenuine
Wistar's Batsam Of Wild Cherry.n The ef.
feet was truly astonishing After FIVE years
Of afliiction, pain, and suffering, and after
having spent four or five hundred dollars to
no purpose, and the best and most respecta-
bic physicians had proved unavaiIing, / was
soon restored to entire heiith by the blsssi n q
Of God and the use Of Or. Wistars Balsam Of
Wild Cherry.
am now enjoying good health and such
u my altered appearance that am no longer
known when meet my former cquaintanccs,
] have gained rapidly in weight, and nv
flesh il firm and solid. lean now eat as much
as any person. and my food seems TO agree
with me. ! have eaten more during the las.
six months than | had eaten for five years be.
fore @ Es Hs3is#s# @t - r. f3Sa
Considering my case aimost a miracle. /
deem il necessary for ;he good Of the afflicted,
and a duty owe 10 the proprietors aid my
fellow mem (who should know where rehef
may be 'hsd) to make the subject public.
May the blessings Of God rest upon the
proprietor Of SO valuable medicine as Wistar,s
Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully,
N WILLIAM II. BAKER.
PHELPS 4 BLAKELEY, corner Of Third
and Chesnut Streets, 81. Lonis. Mo-, Gene raj
Agents for the West. The true and genu-
me Wistar's Baisnni Of Wild Cherry is sold BY
the undersi Sned Agents.
.s COPP d PARSONS, Burlington.
Joseph +. Ny ers, Fort Madison. Joseph s.
Fenni.nore, Bloomington. +. Lyon, Iowa
City. w. D McCord Columbus City, Robert
liolmcs, Marion. and Dy respectable Drug
gls,ss and Dealers in every town and city
lhroug bout the Western States and Terrlto-
n.vRA5-f~ st&s@ s sAt886s9M&A
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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25

AFFECTIONS OF THs LIVER, ASTHMA. BRoxcHITE
PA'NoR WEAKNESS OF TIE BREAST OR LUNGS.
CHRONIC CouGB. PLEuRlsy. HEMoRRHAGE
OF LrNGss AND ALI AFFECTIONS OF
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25


0tlss and back. once . week.
lease Dsvrspost every Saturday at p m. ar
rise II Tiptoa next day b. pm
Leave Upton every Friday At s . M, arrive at
Davenport neat day II an.
1857 From Davenport. Scott county. by rarn1-
lsg Grove. h:ssilon. Fair,iew. and Springylle.i ITO
bSss'en. 30 miles snd back. onre in TWO weeks.
Leave Davenport every other Tuesday at a IN.
arrive 81 Mar.oa next day by r M.
lssavs Marion every other Thursday at s n,
s.v;ss u Davenport ne 1t day BY c m.
kroposals for oare week service are invited.
ass. Esoa Rlosssiaston; Muscst,ne county,
y Ovxrase's Ferry. and West Liberty. to va
City. - @sJts and hack, three times week.
Lave Bloomington ever. Tuesdat. Tktfsdsy,
end Saturday at 3 m. arrive at loHa City .a'nre
6sys By pss.
Leave io~a City every Monday. "Wednesday
esd Friday as : -. arrive At Bloomington came
Proyos.i. 70 carry N s~o- hors. eo.ehe. will Be
ls69. From Bloomington. Museatiae county. b.
Wyeasirg. Montpelier. West Buffalo. aud Rock.
isgi-Am. 90 DsvssPort. 80 rahes and back, three
eimss week.
Leave BloominEtos every Tuesday. Thursday.
cod Saturday at M, arrive at Dasenport nsAe
days By 8 pm.
Lrsse Davenport every Monday. Wednesday,.
aad Friday II ~, arrive At Bloomington sane
days by 6 p an.
Proposals. to carry in ,wo-hor.e coaches WILDE
ls5e From Blooaiagton. Nuscatine county. by
Gsandview, Harrison. Wap<llo, Fiersnce- Y ellyw
Srr;sgs. sss bodgeviIIe. TO Darlington. IS niles
as6 bach. three Zines = week.
leave 6ioomisgsos every Tuesday, Thursday,
asA Sssusday q -. arrive 1t Darlington sassue
dsys b 3 =.
ls<ss ksrliagsoa every Monday. Wedaes-
~. I'D Isidsy d : N. arrive Il Bloomington
ss.s dsys ~ sPn~
vited. A
ls3I. FrsG 3loon;sgton, By Moscow. Tiptcn
Aso Fraakiis,. % Marion. kios county. eV niSses
Asd back. oace : week.
Lease Biooni0gtoa every "Wednesday II -,
arrive q MAJ ion next day By p N.
LAsve Aasrioa svsF5 Friday u s ~ arrive lat
3looalinxtsn sext day By IN.
Prspe1sls e ed rUsss q Nescow Will b coa-
siassed.
4s1a Frs Wspeilo. Louisa county. BY Tools.
bses. - New Bssion. Illinois, u miles snd bad.
oscs Wseh-
Lesre Wapeiis ever Wsdsssday AZ 8 =. Ar.
Eiss Is Hsu tsstsa ssae dss ~ y =.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25

DRosOSALS fSressrviok The mail. 81 ii. Uni.
y ted States from the ist Jnlv, 1886. to the
SesA June- If50. inclusive. in IOWA, will h. re.
essSsd q the coatract Once Of the Post off~,
Department.. IN the city Of Washington. until 8
e.se. - OF the th'riiesh day of April. 1896. Ito
wis: "'' ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1846-04-25

Postmaster General, ---shall enter /
an obligation prior 10 the frs. day Of j
next, with good and sufficient sur;,ies.
perform the service proposed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
THE MARKETS.
06et efihs Baltimore .alnsriean.
Sent. Z. s. p. M.

.4ti i u
/ Prices ranged al sas$2, rs pet 100 lbs On The
boot, eqpal to $4ss5s25 net, ard averaging about
So SGT gross.
HOGS Sales Of liFe Hogs were made in the
last fsw5days ii S5,50sS5,75
i FLOUR Since disqualification Of onr last re-
view better demand has sprung for Howard
81, Flour and prices have advanced. There
were sales on SainrdAygof 900 bbls. 1t S3.6ll
aud s3,S7i and a sale ef 500 bbls. late in the
esening I'll 81. To-day there have been ssfs-s-e
parcels ID the extent Of 1900 bbs. q -, NO
receipt price from cars Is unsettled.
On Saturday last there were sales q City
Al Ills. Flour. 10 The exseni Of 5000 bhls. at ~
10 day I,40D bbls. were sold at ~, and 1000
obs. at $4.l2t.
A GRAIN.--The price &c Wheat has also inn
proved, The advance to-day being 5 Tor 6 cents
per bushsl. The supply of Maryland Wheat i
small, and sales were made AZ S0as6 cents for
good 10 prime reds, and 6oaS1 cents for osdina-
~ 10 good. A sale of Maryland famiy flour
white, old crop, al Ia cents We note sale Of
prime Penns. red at Sc cts I; anoiheE al SO cts !,
and Two al SO cents, The latter being mixed
with whlte,-and a los Of Penna. white, mol fit
for family flour, a, 81 Gems.
Sales Of Penna. Ryeat 68 cts.
Corn has also improved. Sales to-day 81 40
a5o CTS. FOR white, and 5la53 cis. for yellow.
There IS less demsnd FOR oats, and The price
has receded to 80 cts sales.
WHISKEf Sales are making al 81 cis. for
hhds. and % cts. for bills, with 40 occasional
lot at22Acls,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
.u.gRRFED.

On the Bridge, II Hsrpers- Ferry. on Monday
evening the 9TH instantly by the REV. Nelson Head
MIR. DAWN l.Lorn TO Miss Nancy JAM SMALL
wooD, both Of Clarke county.
AT Hsrpers-Fefy. Oh Thursday evening The sd
instant, III the Rev, Nelson Head, Mr.. DANIEL j..
iousG ID Miss MARY D Burr, eldest daughter pf
Mr.. zadoek Butt, sll of Harners-Ferry.
ii Wiitamspor,. Nd on Wednesday, Tie 10Th
uit.. BY TIL Rev Robert Wilson. Mr. Dawn BoY-
IN, 10 Miss AVN NJ daughter Of IIr. Henry Big.
ham, both Of Martinsburg.
y On Thursday evening week, Al the Eagle fiotelin
Matinsbfrg. by the Rev VIM, n. Eafin. CAPT.
JoHS NIfLE TO Miss NAScr NYERs. daughter u
MIR. John Myers, all Of berkeley county.
On the E27thnlt., by the Rev James n alls, Mr..
THnM.s S BARN 10 Miss ELIz n fn Z. DIFrEs-
DERfsRs all Of Winchester. kf
On Tuesday, fst September; ~ the Rev. d. u.
Benton, Mrl LEoSipAsgH Ctsa'rlRto Miss Louisa
f. CAnTHn. all Of Leudoun couH,s.
Il, III, ,e,.-lB t t. rqrr. G,IEs r.. ceer.
Fos-s u snh eauniy,9 10 Miss FaAkcEs C.
YO'a = han-oiPh county, Missouri.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
IMPORTANT .RUMoR.
Peace NTH .Msrieo-Tsrms Settled With
I Santa Anna at Hauana

Peace NTH .Merico-, Terms Settled viii
Santa .Hnnd at HauanG.
A correspondent Of The New York Tribune,
writing frem Havana pnder date Of Aug. l6, says
that an agreement had taken place between
Santa Apaa and certain agents Of the British
and American governments, concerning The fu-
ture destiny Of Mexico. The arrangement is
said TO be as,folIows:
1.-THE Mexican Federal Government
Of 1924 10 be re established under the
guaranty1Rf the United States; so that,
in case ,of future pronunciamentos! the
U. States Government shall have right
10 interfere in support OF the Constitution
al Government The Rio Grande 10 be
the boundary Iiae and the CaliforEias 10
he orgsnized as distinct Territory. un.t
der The protection Of The United States,
buf l6gerned by Americans until the
ini shall think ftto annex them
selves 70 favor which purpose the coun
try will he allowed TO carry on free trade
with both Republics. and admit colonisisI
from sll countries. and Of all religions
and creeds Z" J,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
.cspt. lIa.on,. ca.npanr As serrlee.

We learn from The Balumore sun Ina, the
brig saldsna lefi Baltimore on Saturday last,
csttying out The following troops from FOrt Me-
Henry, under the eommsnd Of csPisin 5 T
MssOn,Viz: compapyF ,76 non-eomnissioned
ofheers and priya,ss- Officers, Captain S. T
Mason; LIST Lieut. Andrew Porter pa Lieut. T
O. Rheui Breset % Lieut. James Stuart. De-
iachmsnl q Company c. Mounted Rangers
IN non.comnissiened officers and pIivates, or.
6eers, Lieut.. George MeLsne; Brevst2d Lieut.
Dabnsy $. MaurY. Should Ibis detachment
arrive 10 time TO participate in the next battle
ne have no doubt but that We will hear OF gal
lani achievements that will be worthy Of ,h,
valiant Walker, who, We understand, is ,s
command ihe regiment Of which they will form
apart.
| There were some dozen Of the young men o.
Capt. MasOn's company, who enIialed in ri
place
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
MATAMoRAs-PolNr ISABEL,

Some apprehensions are expressed in
letters, that these points may be lett ex-
posed aud in danger Of falhngi into the
hands Of the enemy Wills, Gen Taylor is
gone upon bis conquering expedition 10
Montery. We can hardly believe thai
ibis experienced officer would be guilty
Of the unnliiaty movement Of leaving
his points Of supply in a deienceless con.
diiion. Such course would eventually
prove destructive 10 his whole army
He has doubtless left troops enough al
these places TO maintain their ground a.
gains: any force within The control Of
Mexico.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

The ROcknghan Register nstiees The ares,
81 tso persons ia lhai place. citizens Or Angus
L esunsy, Tor passing counterfeit, money. The
esgnierfein we're Of The dendminsiion or $40,
% ihe,eank q he vaIlsy, snd are said 10 Be
eel eale1lsied 10 deceive The unsusPsetisg ~
me Register does not give any description Of
'he note, or whore made payable. bat il would
Be veil enough 10 Be on lhe alert.
?. 8. We understand from gentleman who
has just rs,urBsd from Western Virginia, that
these notes are payable !, ,hs charles,ovu
branch, and are clumsy limitations. except ihs
Signatures andshlling up. u i not likely ,hey
slLi Be put ineireulaliea in lhisauarlsr Some
portions q Western irginia have loEe been IN.
tested viii eounlerfeieIs, Who not only w thsiI
Aaad apon notes, eo. upon coin also.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
LATn FnoaI EuRoPR.

4 81 Il "A
The steamship BRlrANNfA arrived a
Boston on Thursday. with accounts hall
a month later from Europe, and bringing
as one Of her passengers Mr.. McLANE,
our late Minister to Gfea. Britain.
We subjoin The telegraphic report Of her
news, as We fnd ii 10 the Eastern news.
papers. II is Of consequence only as
showing what was confidently foretold
BY the Whigs-that The late actgot an A.
mearicsn Congress, which has 50 material
Is depressed The spirits Of our osn manu-,
features, has had the directly opposite 81,
feet in England, Of inspiring Joy and
eladness in the breasts of our greatest
manufacturing rivals. Fg
LIVERPOOL. AUGusT A.
The Cotton market has been 10 COL
escent state. The sales on the! 18Th, at
Liverpool, were estimated al 900 bales
The market closed dull. Id The mann.
featuring districts busineasis bytno neans
active. However. the news recently re.,
ceived from the United States viii give )
new impetus 10 trade. Its
The Money Market is easy and for
business cash can be had very readily.
The Produce Markets are iolerably &C
tive. both as regards the home and ezpor,
;rade.
Indian Corn has Fisen1to 32s per guar.
tel. THE advance, we believe, is about
one shilling l The accounts OF the potato
crop continue TO betdisastrnii,... yt,r y I'm :
o9unueu. The new Papal Tariff make s
great reductions on woolen N uiacturas
cotton goods, sugar and coffee.
The Golden testimoniaf has reached
4Go, 900.
HOUSE, OF COMMONS The des,iuiion
in Ireland oocupiedIthe House .of Com.
mons on Monday. IA sum has been ap-
propriated for The employment oflhe poor
10 ireland.
EFFECTS or THE AMERICAN TARIFF
TN ENGLAND. Several markets have ex.
perienced The effects Of The liberal tariff
which goes into operation 10 the United
States on the Isl Of December. Iron has
already advanced in price. and the WOOL
len manufactures oil Yorkshire are firm
and improving
FRANCS The French elections have
Terminated, and great has been the sue 4
cess Of the Guizot Ministry, The ma
jority in the new Chamber is expected 10
be one hundred. and il may possibly ex.
coed that number.
FHE OCEAN RACE - The steamer
Cambria arrived out 10 ten days and six
teen hours from Boston. and the Great.
Britain made her passage from New York
10 Liverpool 10 thirteen days and eight
hours. She was detained at seaeighteea
hours in repairing her driving chain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.

Professor Dew, of William ndtMary College,
Virgins, died in Paris i few days previous 10
the sailing OF The Britannia. He arrived 10 that
city only The day before bis death H
Among The passengers in The Britannia, are
s. Lover, Esq.,i celebrated novelist, and s.
Cunar4, Esq, the proprietor Of the cunard Line
Of steamers.
The me " iron steamer Sarah Sands, built ID
Liverpool for Captain Sands, Of New York was
launched on The llIh plt. s
The anticlPa'fd almost ipial failure Ct the pc
tato crop in England, ifeishd, and Scotland, has
caused the PRICE of Indian Corn 10 rise from 255.
10 32s. a, quarter during The las; three weeks
The quani,y n The Mediterranean Is said 10 be
very small. i isexPected that America will Be
enabled 10 reap golden harvest in the sale Or
this article in England.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
.GATLING's PATENT WHEAT DRILL.

Farmers may do well 10 give attention
10 Gatling's Patent Wheat Drill. which
may be seen a, the Hotel OF Mr.. SsPping-
ton. The saving ex,imated upon ibis plan
Of sowing wheat seems 10 be very great,
md The statements ich are furnished
10 the bills in support Of this position are
numerous and striking.
We have seen, in neighboying coun,
W field sown on this plan. and The ap.
pearance in the spring was beautiful and
truly promising. Among the reasons Civ
en.in favor Of The drilling system. tits sta.
ted by gentleman Of Lord Mccartney 4
Embassy to,Chins, that The saving Of soc
alone 10 China, Lwhars1 49, ,-- m 0e
suHgIent 70 maintain al the subjects Of
Crest Britain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
.Daguerreotype Lti.enesses.

Mr. Plumbe is now engaged in taking koto.
graphic Licensees at ;be Court House, in this
place, atfording an excellent opportunity 10 those
who have never yet secured correct likeness OF
themselves, to do so now. Mr.. P. is extensively
engaged in this business, having Offices 10 all the
principal cities Of The Union. His pictures are
universally considered the mos, perfect sp.c.
mems Of the art ever Produced-as an evidence
Of which, he received gold medal al lhe Ma.
tional Fair. Mr.. p. will only remain few
weeks, and those who design giving him ''si,.
ting" should do 50 at an early day.
Some Of The specimens, Of well known per-
sons at Winchester, viii show The power Of lhe
artists iRstrumeni, and his gtea. skill 10 the bu-
sipess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
F0sh q BURNING IN .Errlr,Y

- bbANlNU TN EfflIl1s
We have seen many recent instances
Affected horror on the part Of he Dem.
tic press at The infamy Of burning IN
and many disclaimers tina, such
should be charged upon their par.
~. The Washington IN {. J Wing pub.
iishes the following letter. written by ihe
member Of Congress from thai district, 8
Democrat, He recommends that gen.
,ilemsn who has filed the high station 81
Senator from his native State should be
burnt IN effigy because he would no, vote
for measure which be honestly believed
would work evil 10 the country:
WAsHlEcToN. JuLr Is, l6lG,
DkAR SiR: Haywood has this day re
signed his seat 10 the Senate. He was
opposed TO repeal Of the iariE Of 1912
and rather than vote ior The tariff bill
nov before the Senate he preferred 10 re-
sign. The city Is full Of rnmors deeply
affecting his integrity The Democracy
otSyorf coenty ought 10 meet forthwith
aud denounce hin; as traitor aud burn
him IN eiisy. IN haste. yours. very ne.
speclfuily,
HENRY S. CLARKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
suoEMAKERs AND THE TARIFF.

A writer 10 the Baltimore Patriot gires some
pi,hy paragraphs, suiting the different branches
Of American Industry, showing the dele,efions
effects. Of the new Tariff Bill, 10 one Of .hem
he says: The Boot and Shoe Makers, have not
sufficient protection under the new British tarih
Law at 80 per cent. ad valoren. The price Of
mems boo,ees aud shoes, is so very low in Germa-
ny, where labor is very cheap, that they can De
imported from there to sell here in competition
10 ocr wn manufactures The dutyon bootees,
shoes and slippers, under the Law Of 1912, vas
so high, that the importation oil them was pio'
hibi,ed; But non, We shall seeiarge importation:
Of German booiees for men ant women, Of leatn
er. lastines Sc 80
rs5lag WIr uuty Of 80 per cenlum I'D vaiorem,
and consequently lessen the demandfor the A.
nteIicah manufactured article.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10

The Rsy. JAMES d McCAsE We
observe BY The Philadelphia papers HAT
the gentleman whose name appears above,
has been appointed TO deliver On Grafton
At the dedication Of the new odd Eel
lcws' H al, on Sixth. Street. Philadelphia.
The ceremony is 10 take place on the
18th Of this month. when. we have no
denb, DR.. MoCabe will aesuit hineeli
with credit Rich. Rep.
IA more eloquent aud inp'essire.speaker than
Dr. Mccabe eouid not have been se:ee,ed and
j, viRIbe well vOrih d jaunt 10 lae-aasasf cry
o.hesr The .Oration-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
A Bold Game,

10 the Philadelphia North American We find
the following exposure Of beld s,iempl,o con-
tinue the barefseed impostufe by which The Lo-
cofoco leaders deceived and misled The people Of
Pennsylvania 10 1874:
ain Schuylkill county and generally in the
coal aud iron districts Of our State, they are now
busily circulating reports, that Mr.. Polk did
aot sign ihe9Free Trade Tariff Bill, bu, that ii
waspassed bya coalition Of Wigs aud SOatbern
Free Traders, under the head Of Messrs. Webster
and Calhoun, who, from common enmity 10
Mr.. Polk, united together 10 pass this bill and
bring his aGminisiraiioh intodisrepule."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
FGEoRaErowa FLOUR TRADE.

The receipts Of Georeetovn Flour ., Boston
during lst5-se, we're 26,53s lbs. sgainsi ] {, s57
IN l854-4S.
We are gra,iled to.fne sreat an increase
in the trade Of our staple article win Boston in
50 short space Of time GtOtgttOSn- .7lc.
The market for Flour in Massachusetts
is better than the whole OF Grea, Britain.
Is itnot lime The farmers should really
some Of the- advantages predicted ior
them from the repeal Of the British Corn
Lawss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-09-10
rHE coxvEsrIos QUESTION.

s;... n. ,,e.a, f.;,are Of The siaunton Re.
fa,n c.,v..,;0p ~. d.ferring Of this question
~, 80, 81. e,,... ~ 1850. seems 10 mee,
v;,h g. f,,,, 4. western ioataals Of The
s,.,Z /Th. w.s,.ya Members in The Legisla-
m,s -, vio,,, though, he further agitation Of
4, au,s,ion .hould e.sse until that time, and
most nroh,bly Ibis idea, viii be generally sequi-
e,eed "a The K,uawha Repusliean.a s.renu-
Gus friend OF Reform, says; "Fcr vfrious tsa'
sons, We are convinced that Il p oesI LOT 'ne
West that the decision Of the question snoaio
be postponed lili af,sr the next census"