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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17

De,achments Of U. S. troops have been sub.
s,ituted in the disputed territory, for the aTmeo
and civil posse Of Maine.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17
Hawkeye.'

EVIL INFLUENCE OF FAsHloN.-Never yet
was woman really improved in attraction by
mngling wi tn the motley throng of the beau
monde. She may learn to dress better, to step
more graceful; her head may assume an ele-
CANT turn. her conversation become more pol
ished, her air more distinguished; but in point
of attraction she acquires nothing. Her SIM
plicity of mind departs; her generous confiding
impulses of character are lost-she is no lon
ger inclined to interpret favorably Of men and
things-she listens without believing-sees
without admirng-has suffered persecution
wi,hou. learning mercy, and been taught to
mis.rust the candor of others by the forfeiture
of her own. The freshness of her disposition
has vanished with the freshness of her COM
plexon hard lines are perceptible in her very
soul. No longer pure aud fail. as the statue Of
,alabas.er, her beauty, like that of some paint
ed waxen efdgy, is tawdry and meretricious.
1t is not alone the rouge upon the cheek, and
the false tresses adjoining the forehead, which
repel the ardor Of admiration it is artfciality
of mind with which such efforts are connect
ed, that breaks the spell Of beauty.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17
e REEsON. Tailor,
JOHN G. DESHLER,
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Bloomington, Io,ca Territory. 70
a. 3. HAMPTON.
HAMPTON & HARRISON,

ATTORNEY AT AW,
Iowa CITY, /. L.
TTtyE associated themselves in the practice OF
IL the Law, under the above style; they Will at,
tend to the business of their profession in the second
,rdcal district, and to criminal cases IN any county
n the Territory Business committed to their care,
a. either of them, will receive the joint attention OF
bo, ~ February rs, ls4l.-I9-1y
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17
wIIJIAM AGAIN,

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Io,ca city, loaca Territory,
EN7I.L practice in the several courts OF the Ter,
w ritory, md particularly in the counties OF
Johnson, Cedar, Linn and Washington. C Col
,snlaJ 10 l6-ay Feb IL, lS4l
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17
LAW PARTNERSHIP.

IAW PARTNERSHIP.
HASTINGS & RIG II NJ AN,
EHAVE associated themselves in the practice OF
q 4 Law, and will practice in conjunction, in the
counties Of Muscatine, Cedar, Linn, Washington and
Louisa, Business entrusted with either will receive
he prompt attention of both.
g.e.uasTINGS, J. SCOTT HICKMAN,
Bloomington, Cedar county,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17
'oUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
y PQ1WQlW0a

E. hARGRAvES will attend to the above
~. business, IN all its various branches, with neat
n. ''.ufacy and dispatch. Also, Glazing ana Gid
p,.r,. any business entrusted to him will receive
~, ss aasntion and be executed in a workmalnike
4-ay Bloomington, Nov. 20
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17
PERFECT POETRY

The following exquisite lines were addressed, b.
the first Of English poets, Thomas Campbell, to I
child whom he accidentally met, only four years old
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17

~. III DIV, '"s
The words Of my text for this particular
occasion are as follows:
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17
lar. WILLIAM L. SMITHS Once ,,o on e se''
onJ street few doors west OF Chestnut ST.
p,oom;noton. May Ia, lS4l-S5
IA VIM CLA fk TX -,

Successor TO II. MUsGRANe,
o~oeer. Forwarding and COn'n''s''o" '"''-
chant, and Dealer 1" Frod"ce'
B1ooa1xsroN, Iowa TERR'roRY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

AMHERST COLLEGE, The annual commencement al Am
hcrst College was celebrated Wednesday the DIST inst
TIE Literary oratons BY David Paul Brown Esq and Rev
John Todd Of Philadelphia spoken Of in Of the
highest praise The degree Of Bachelor of Aris Was coz
errcd upon trty-one graduates The Honorary degree of
Ii D. was conferred upon JoRy TrIER President OF the
United States aad that of Master OF Arts ELIHC Bur
RIFT (tbe Learned Blacksmith OF Worcester, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

Rev. WAsHryeroN vASZAYDr-The following letter re-
ative this gentleman appears in the Courier Of yesterday:
BATAvra, July Goth ISL
Dear Sir: In the Courier which have received day
since, regret perceive article copied from another
paper relative the Rev. Mr.. Van Zaud of Rochester,
who stands charged with cducng young of that
city.
Circumstances are daily coming light which begin to
open the eyes of who oudest THEN
the tide of opinion i, setting Mr. rs favor and
this merely beg tina, YOU viii publish nothing further
about him. until he has had trial tive him fair chance.
He protests that he ana that he shall prove him
self beyond all peadventure. No desires speedy JUS
than himself and the sensible portion Of peo-
pie acqui him of all unrgh conduct the
Verv respectfully, yours, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31
TsHE EAGLE COOKING STOVE.

THIS i, invented Cooking Stove,
- l<NO adanel o Of toai Wood far
LES(A XS i,aA superior any other The oven
As5TAsISNlsgA winch larger any othe Stove
H TAr1Ifk=..A of protected in part by
,.. patent guard plate winch prevents fren
1l|<Sf becemine much c,ed. and also
protect lue from becoming filled with
coal Other strucons has dBper
in for the purpose OF from cooking
aud coal ae back boilers. whIcn IN
other Stoves useless by hrir from
blaze the benefit from the re
Another very Important recommendation I" tbs
Esge Cooking stove requires less fuel than other pat
ent The public c.!y invited TO call and c1
anime themselves,
THOMAS FRAZlERS no. 206 Waer-street,
Where may variety superior patterns Of
Hall Psror and otter Sore,. jy2S i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

u An Express has been established between Albany and
Buffalo by Pomerey & Co of the former city. After the
first Of August viii leave Albany every Monday and Buff
falo every Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

u The Exchange Hote Hartford Conn. kept By Mr.
Cotton has been transformed into thorough Temperance
House The host having experienced the evils Of Alcohol
will hereafter do all in his power them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

70 \ lad, years old, named Vim. Barnet, was nun
over by the locomotive Lancaster, Pa on the 18th and
instantly killed His head severed at once from his
body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

% On,the oath the talow chandlery Of Nh John Ma
thewson At Montreal with contents DESTROYED by
fire. The loss several thousand pounds and but
small Insurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

q One John Anthony has been arrested at Syracuse,
ed with having poisoned Mary Sisson at Penfed near
Rochester early in June He enticed her away from her
Oand and then attempted murder, in which, however
&c did no, succeed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

q a, the late commencement of Union College the
degree of Doctor of Laws conferred upon the Hon.
Samuel Jones' Chief Justice OF the Superior Cout Of the
ely Of New-York aud upon the Hon. George Bancroft the
American Historian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31
,ENHIN WNEsWECK
GREENWICIt POTTERX,
lGI EiYhtsSnfh-sIre

36I Eighteenth-rtreRt,
BETWEEN NINTH And TENTH AVENUES
THE subscriber respectfully the Public that
following articles which he offers for sale
reasonable terms.
Ware Portable Furnaces, Chimney Pots,
Tubes Tile Grcen-icu.c de- Fire Brick, Druggist and
CheHiea Ware, &c &c.
Innings made any pattern and at short notice
le2-Sm WASHINGTON SMITH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31
wa sroN.aGToV. DAILY

s7 @ I can and fofe,sa tsgrT:., fo,sigH
- a,z--uace Packages Of all kinds,
sample coo specie u be received and forwarded
by Express to and from the following place
From Liverpool London, 'ncetcr, Birmingham al q
Esq: Dublin and Cork ireland Gis,co" and reenock
ScoaGd and -yre, France aud ro Boston Providence
NeYorS Philadelphia and from Troy and Albany having recently
made srrsnc sitR the Pc PIES Liue that effect
HARNDEN X co. wi attend collecting paying Drafts
Notes Bills SD the purchasing OF good OF every de-
crpon, oasuc Of kad "ich they UNDERTAKE
promptly. NJ, ,,-,.
and Albany cce, CunaJ Royal M Line Of steamship ALEC
Great Western AID the sailing packets from New
forl
TAKE NorcEPckages to either Office for England or
any place u. conan letters
y. B-all ~ marked HAltNDEN & CO. who are
the los articles or property
risk assumed By nor can any be
attached to saiiroaj the y j. cam Nsvga-
c. roads whose steamers their crates are OF
transported cu or eir contents at any tune
REFEREScEs-Mer Fletcher Alexander Co. Liverpool 'nd
Londou Wes. Banker-. Psi-. France Inos b. Cnrt
Esq tooihue Co Aelor Carey Hart fhiadel
phi4; and Th,s W Olcoti, E-l. Aibacy. -
oFFrcEs-No 22s RivrFeet. Troy y Exchange Albany "
South Third PhIiadeha g Caarc-stree L'e'Pool
Colrt-strcet. Boston; Uni. m Buildings Prog,ience
WN. VIVIAN, agent, 10 5 y" al--trcet Ne~-f ork
ivaa II HARNDEN s. co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

Wash the day with CASTLE soap the wound be
Plaster day. IN Two days Let
the Save be spread on thick muslin lnen soft leather
William Siebbin 1875 Rvneon corner OF
40! 5owery between broom and
Grald Is aud Mr.. Dennis 1873 Houston st
The convincing testimonials of the efficacy OF THIS salve
ca. ass Ox a s eeS,Sa ii do & cents w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31
q 80 ; GRAND AND NOVEL EXCIit.

u
s4-Il-0--5 SION o the ti-hing Bnuhs 81 Sandy hoek
every TUESDAY. Weather. TIE oommodious
pressure SUPERIOR Caption Gou viii 90 Tues
81, leave the DOT oi Ch+'nhe at
o'clock Of anmondst loot OF Ma E'tat at 10 y
Ferry, Brok at o'clock precisely "n her fcelr
EXCURSION the Fnn. Banks, Sandy stopping Fort
Hamilton the Cuy at an ear n"ui IRE o'
excursion Dinner snd Refreshments al iae l gua
furnished on hoard extra Bo mans celebrated bn il cnasrd
viii company during the excursion BAT furnished
gratis Inst celebrated old bcmaa Capt Peacock whose know
different fishing cannot be doubted N accom-
pany with md other implements or 'at hug
porpoe Could pledges himself that can SINH
this "trip of health pleasure aud comfort 10 nose
VII may with their W ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31
i-7sa : CRANE ExCUassgoN-To NI.W-t0

e sc,T,IIE Gin = y COW M C0CNs
-sszss7a- POINT SUNDAY Morning, August st should
the prove asobe giving tbs 81
remaining sufficient each place 10 we" the Long ieA
SQUAD ani beastu surrounding country
The conmodious steamboat SUPERIOR Captain Could VIII
leave on SunIay Morning pier Of Cambert ar past
o. foo OF Spring st. ~ o'clock
Pier Battery pas, foot of Market ST pnste catn
Ferry BROOKLYN to lO of RNIug al 40 clock
precisely. will leave Peacock Point AT o'clock y "
past Rochelle O'Clock, ar5e al me
City a about d o'clock, p. NJ
way Refreshments Of the first qHlly fur
nished board.
The SUPERIOR will make her usual Excursion TO the fnS
Banks IN Tmesdny Morning $50 Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31
L THIS. SUMNER AKkANGEALN 2.
CHEAP EXCUR5sGN.
. .r.F,Er NnNf ,t. {

1r-a CHEAP EXCUEe5saN.
4sIll3Ss-s9SS For nOCKAWAY and NEW YoRK-lne CH-
EE@@zess line Of Stages. between l'e"-4niA "-u
Rockaway Pavilion and after Thursday, iHy J. ISL m
During the the Citizens iHc oPo't c"7ee 't
leave every day (Ssnday excepted at oeioc + 81
stopping Broadway House quarter past lock- carton
House Wsshngi-n Hail. American, Astor Cty lloe Lot'f
Franklin House. Globe Hotel South Ferry about
o'clock arrives Roekaway p VI Leaves the Pa'on At
ockaway every O'Clock, and arrive al New io N ~
A. NJ.
Families called for any part Of the city.
Passengers NJ or, s4d not Dr. nns
TO get they Journey end Orders LET ri -
Bowey No Cortland-st York House Iis Lno a OCULAR
relay Of hor.es, splendid Post Coaches. Fare 81.
y9 IN N. L. RAY. General AGENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

q 90 = FOX CANP u a. ~ 49, - 80
,-c-z7 SEA Staten Isond. MON JAY August 3D. II
4. NJ, and continuing 4uri-s hg 'eeA j s
steamboat RARIrAN Capt. Frher will leave Che wharf ioo ~
Barclay street on Monday 81 aud all land aud rcccc
passengers daring that eek for tie Camp Meeuns at C" :
Far ecachw ~, cen
jre ari,an esves p. NJ Ne~-Bru"z~eA at ha
Will land and receive Passenger either way 10 aA
from adjoining landing, during the week. al Chelsea
Fare TO ana rom each place, l2t cents
p She Rariian will leave Chelsea al hapas' y 4 " lor
New York lN-i IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31
STEBBINS,s VECETABLE VE.--Thr

~ Salve she compromising Wick occupied The Proprietor
several TO bring present OF perfection
offered the public With the fullest confidence excellent
curative Its truly eca effects been experienced
Of Chronic RhcHmatism Wounds all
kinds Cuts Bruises and the Bites animals,
application has been uniformly attended with The pleasing and
results IL speedily wounds
eccssisned BY broken gla nails pain
back strength part body
weakened BY disease, and really
healing unrvslled SaNe Whenever mas called
praise has been accorded decided
Toe LodiesThe Vegetable >alve will be found
m IN various complaints which they labe. That
ING affection Aguc Breast completely cured app
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31


OLD BosS RICHARDS (a usual has gone all Lengths caSh
haud) procured al the different kinds, choicest
S most elegant tip top fashionable and durable Boat" and Shoes
low that he defiance all competition Please call at No
M and $40 GrcenO of Spring street
and TIA be satisfied that this no pull sm
~ No. ia BOWERY ; decidedly the best establish
Ri men in New-York gee bargains in the Boot and Shoe line
YOU have only call be convinced Ladies' Gentemen
50 Misses and Chidrcus Boots Sh.e and Gaiters IN all
their variety manufacture and warranted hrst rate at
ices Likewise large assortment OF good country
work. which will be sold very che lp
jy22 WILLIAM AuA IL, ia boeery.
Z ANE,S FRENCH snOES.-Having perused an adj
the NewYok Tribune OF June H. over the rig
nature of b. and finding therein Used fort pu
poss of selling inferior quality those which We sup
jcd the ladies wts take this method to INFORM
them tina, our names PERMISSION solely palm
off their shoes upon patrons of the old stand Lane Murray
and made Tho pun au-
ed TO- that conducted business for years oil
truth but he employment and then merely to BLOCK
ou the upper attend the ourneymcn for Is weS
saving during the illness of Mr. Lane he never trimmed
shoe ladies' gater boots for sufficient rea-
son that he competent least did not
slider him will md supply Of the article they were formerly
SUP picd with ut the old stand No Mnrraystrcet
jy2S 2w- THOMAS LAM u soN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS

no Es-The subscribers have hand lately
received LaGie Bonnets together with
general ucaz and Rutland BOnsct Sir" rnns
Tuscan BRAID Boxes Artificial Fower Palm Leaf Hood Hats
&c &C. all very purchasers, close
OIL lot preparatory Tie Falltra
GALE s. CO. Commission Merchants,
Pearl .>trset under L. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31
EVENING LINE OF srHAllBOAvs.
= g a sTEA1HoaT D.AlEuNs, .-Ea n

.
Thursday Saturday. !rS hoS %" Nohhy
Wednesday and Friday, the hour. Se Soe Vita
landing making passages regularly aud c'fi"- "'n
Twelve hou-si~ays the Western Eir''a me pro-
prcor. comfort rather than speed There j. no ~
Jar her the beng horizontal Is heo ana
any unpleasant swell -, gas -'3
saloons below deck d, >"oA 'a ~
gentlemen deck and nccen state rooms on
upper a is feet wide oad to fect long Tor promo
naing This hall well sheltered lighted and VENT
larcd opens BY doors the forward aud after dAs
aIordng length the boat Ia' blooms and state
each bell leading hall where servants are % ce
attendance.
BY II feet ard have double beds Ht en
when required have additional standing btTtn> m each e
Dart of nv folding doors maAa- sp'c
parlor families md parties have tea supper o. ,st
ut any hclr pasa:r. 4 chamhenad l'r irs
loon Passengers n" cr "g
wharf but eir c '1e ' n'"i
being trcy prohibited
TIE Desmond i ,ilf boat and docs aot roll n- ern W
rough high winds. She is @7p ee long draws - ''"
enly pass the Oversaugh aud al tue sac a. S e o
tide Tvs In y L""i-'' 'on.i'.''.i.
FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dRHif N 3. ttl1
FOR LONG gR tNCH, OCEAN uUi 81 II 100 ~ ION
MIDDjErOWN. AT BROWNS DOCK 4 RED IN e.
h C--xo - The steamboat OSIRIS, Capt j. L. Ala e WI
swexA--r fo,oHs-leasc tuiua Market .y -, Nhei
every Monday morning, az oci'ct l'. a'i
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Sunday az oce - @ s
Saturday, at II O'Clock,
Returning Bank halfP past O'Clock cYcrS t Cox
cept Monday a 0coch. A. N, srL Saturday ai l. D.
The viii aboyr Until farther uotrc ha'salo '
permitting ~ RA freight aud baggage at me r eo
owners thereof ,"t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

- a sI-=sI.1:r ss4.t-r-E be the 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31
COLOR STORE.

COLOR STORE.
IL OtSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, limitation o
Wood Marble Pants Oils Glass, Brushes whole
sale and retail s SCH0oNMAKER No Chatham Square
Of East Broadway, Ner-York. Jel-Sm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

ESVhlEI
FIRST RATE article of Rallied apd Plater Brass Away
"A found at JAMES e. MOFFEP l2l Prince street. Woo
The lowest market prices Likewise superior articI
foo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31
ROLLED GERMAN SILVER.

JAMES G. OFFETT l2l Princestree Wooster would pa
~ culary call the of Hardware Dealers and
his mich he oilers for sale WHOLE
an. retail aud equal 10 any eiie
-, 49, D1,vo..ic cor color .onness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

z 81 WTICOX No. = Canasi South ,de BOnd"ay, has
large choice selection OF Ingram Car
bought 9.h be sold al prices TO sa the
Table Floor Cloths &c with v2rou, other articles
connected viii, the busaess all will be sold cheap
cheaper purchased other Sore III the City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-07-31

small insurance.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
NUEIBEFs "a.

SAeAcITr OF a Doe.--Tbe Richmond
Star relates the following on the author
Iiiy ola gentleman engaged 10 The affair,
which plainly shows the remarkable sa.
gscfty Of the dog:
On Monday last. dog, Belonging 10
this gentleman, accidentally I'm into tho
well and for The moment he gave him IN
as lost. But as sor; Of desperate efIurt to
save tie dog, be directed boy to lei a
rope he had. down into Tie well, in the
hope that possibly il nigh, catch around
his leg or neck. No sooner, however,
did the rope come within reash, than the
d z seized with his teeth, and the parties
above finding il had secured him, began
to draw up when about half way up he
lnsi his hold and I'll back. Again the
rope was let down, and again the dog
seized II, and he was nearly drawn 10 the
mouth Of the we'll when his bite gave
away, and the third time be fell into the
wafer. Once more the rope WIS lei down,
and this time the dog took so thorough
hold that he was brought triumrhantly up
and when set down in safety. shook tho
water from his hair, wagged his tail, mp.
parcntly rs proud Of the exploit as The
other parties were grahti,d with IT. The
circumstance is curious and interesting
Cne.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST ~, Is4I.

We know that there is no danger Of any
such heresy as the above injecting the
Councils OF tie Nation. We know that
the doctrine OF the Wing party is, that
the right Of the UNION 10 the Public Lands
IS incontestable that 1t was " stamped
upon the face OF the new Stotcs at the
very instant Of their parturiton," and
ought not TO be considered debattbe. But
what security have we FOR the permar. Mt
escendaucy Of The Wings in tie Nation
and in the Public Councils Every thing
human, like every thing else 10 Nature,
is subject TO change. b meath the innu-
ence Of time ind the elements, the most
stately edilice crumbles into dust. The
loftlest oak Of the forest, when the tenn
pes, rises 10 It's fury, is compelled to bow
his stately head, and in spite Of his "hun-
bred arms SO strong," 10 yield his leafy
honors 10 the plain. Are we not subject
elsoto moral tempest as well ua uimos
phercai7 Have we not in our day ex-
perienced theml Have we not seen our
brightf ST hopes blasted by theml Ought
any great ami good and valuable measure,
thai IS now within cur power, to be sub
lected 10 the hazard oil recurrence Of
such political revolutions as we have our
selves heretofore witnessed? Is il wisr,
IS II Tohftc, is il SAFE, 10 put off 10 fd.
ture day measure of such vast impor-
tance, and fraught, with so much promise
as that whose adoption we are urging,
when we can nor accomplish it
Let our readers answer the question,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1841-08-12
Spring s. Summer Goods.
TO TIVE LADIES I!

WACOB VAN DOREN, Jr., would respectful,
o. announce the ladies Of MarIinshurg and vi
cIniiy. that he has just returned from Philadelphia
and Btiimn g, with handsome aud well SELECTED
stock of GOODS, consisting IN part of the follow
Ing, viz:
Plain and Figured Mnussolaines
Striped and Figured Lawn; Lace M9slins;
Summer Washed Silks;
Black italian Gro Dc refine;
Btne Iia'k do; Satin Striped do;
NJ tuchp.rr Ginehams;
Ftila N"'t for Wells Re;
Fame, II ndk's and Scatf; Bonnet Lawns;
FLORENCE Bead Bnnnrt>; Bonnet Trimmings;
French Fipsers; Curls:
Ribbed Silk II use and II Nc Hose;
Co'ion Hosiery aud Gloves.
Tupp II