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New-York tribune., 1841-05-10

TKAssPLAsrISG TREEs.-Many trees are lost By setuns
them too deep in their bed. There is natural anxiety
10 DO all thar be daae make young trut OF orna
mental tree live and flourish By this anxiety many people
are influenced TO place the deep, and to make hollow
or cup OF earth around the trunk thinking thus to gve the
roots greater protection and abundant moisture Perhaps
the particular objects they hays in view arc thus accomplished
But they by this place the roes where they are too
cold and cannot perfrs their proper Offices The most eH
perenced nursery this vicinity inform Us that tng .'
terl or horizontal should be placed about on s. -
b,d 10 IIo,yed to tax, the same relative position IN the
s-oaad that they occupied before the wa taseS up At At
ter the tree mas properly placed e[h TP r over rond TN,
roots letting the grouad slope from the I tN n, m II II rs rs h. so
oGu. .a % 5e s-, and put.s other earth more sr'e-
l o a ne boon of holes. have been found EN-
nenty scryieeabc growth and health OF trees. Or
~ ~ 10 race OF the ground without digging, and then
load of sod put upon each Avoid getting them much
bsovy the surface OF the surrounding soil. NE.Farner.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
EaTs, HATS

EsNVS! HITS
c. WATSON respectfully reminds his customers and The
E3 public generally he full supply OF Fashionable Hats
eS the pattcru well other models to t stature
and ,s,e nj the old established prices, Silk 500 aioe
e3 Nsa $3.50 Beaver Sc which - per cent cheaper
tan the qsay be bought elsewhere The regular increase
his l Of three b9,rs ample testimony
TO their qelli;y and durability ,,.o,
WATSON $50 Chatham ST. and l6e Bowery
assortment OF Gaps 81 every
dec~iution to he City correrondins
dealers particularly invited TO look al hls Stcek OF
% and Can. he purchasing aud he them that
,es thoouc XIV inspected previous delivery M 5n
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
F. II. CHICHESTER,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
No. Ia FuitOn-strccf,
BROOKLYN

FAsEHHONARLE CLOTHING STORE.
TJNIE SUBSCRIBER respectfully Informs his friends aR the pub
4 hand and of being made
Clothing h cid Establishment on the
Canal aud Green which he offers
for sale nj price. suited 70 he times. JOHN d. ROHR,
Northwest of Canal and Grccnwich-strcets,
Clinton Market.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
TO CCNTLE1EEN OF VAsTE

A Nd FASHI0N.-H..GNE TAILOR, 10 Wu.I-lAMSTREET
N respectfully the gentlemen of N.w-i ork that ne
where he latters himself that having
had the French Metropolis and
dsyons personal his work. he ~i be able TO uke
cheap for cash invariably and
perect procured Country Thankful for tavor
sc s,J;c;is n coutnu,nxe Of patronage. ar m
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10

G.a. leigh Read k'4s4!-rhe Tallahassee (Fl0fida)
Senasl of April 3oth says
wo -ogre, to state that Gen Leigh Read, of this place.
o, n , street Monday morning last, by Mr.. Willis
Aston. He expired in absu fourteen hours afefward We
f,fbear making any comments as the affair "i undergo
egsl Investigation. Two other persons accidentally
we presunc) wounded-oue severely thsrsh trust not
MORALLY"
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10

rJNE the - Rower fashion,
Talorin. Establishment offers hs Feads aad the Pub
lie very superior assortment of Spring Goods Of the latest style
which he warrants TO all who will
HIM with their pareuace ROBERT A. BOUTON.
superintendent by Mr. Charles Bouion
formerly Gray Bouon good assortment of ready
,n,js Clol,,rr ,lu,y, on hand
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
spKaNG STYLE OF HATS.
no Tv,E sAs.ugOvABnE.

r. ,1IJEK's LApIES' FRENCH SHOE STORE l4s Caaa
,r-si between Thompson and Sula. ,trce-J b. Miller
yL III. friends in parieu for the kind and liberal patron
noe c,,,ccd tow ards his commencement III oune % M
80 ,,-or,;uc attention., continuation OF their
future fnvOrS. - d.. a,l;.s :, rrue- Al ;h.t
Of ~; aides ~i be completed ~ the @e frsH7a
. % % the supervision Mr. Allen who for several years con-
ss or Mr. Lane Nuray-strect Row retired IN inc
every article fashion aat beauty ca1 be
b lowest possible price and nuegualed BY any IN the
~, , ,,-cv
,Is. are invited call and arc assured hat the f'ch
oI,r ,r the season we'll a. the quality OF the article
rsnnnt he ,u.crccaed IN the ety t., ,,s
Merchants nd others Will mud II to their decioe' "
aud purchase h0s'aiS B. MLLERs, l4a Canasirect
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
BENEDICT & HAMMOND.


StGPERloR TO ALL OTHERS NOW IN tSE-J. HEWITT re-
- speey informs the Public that he continue. 10 aaseture
s Bedsesd. w-h known for it durability and
eree old staud No 90 Huson'treet Chambers Those
the character Of hs Bed<esd earnestly Invited
Of the out and the with which
put and taken down. rot requiring nay bodEoy lie
ALWAYS happv both those who ~ih purchase and
hundreds of most respectable
eitzeos who have tested by
Ato-air HatraSscs, Fethar Beds and fahasse n IS Inc
uo,,lo.. r..s sunnod 6n
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10

CHINA. GLASS, AND EARTHEN WARE
spR RITrs for saln
wi Grand
good. which, being entirely Of recent purchases ahd noctaon
patterns and enables them
price.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10

Receieer Of the Buffalo city Bank-The Buffalo Repah-
can of Tuesday states that eovernor Marcy has resigned
this o:ce and that Geo W. Newell! has been appointed IN
his place.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
PRICE ONE CENT.
TIE NEW-YOgR TRIBUNE

TIE NEW-fUKh TKIHBHE
gu be pabl.hcd every nerRfag, Sundays cxaepted0
a. Nc. 30 Ann-street New-fork,
And delivered City Subscribers for One Gent copy
Mail Subscribers. 81 per n advance
TO THE ADVERTISING PUBLIC.
hs hone OF securing wide general Advertising patronage
,ors of ou friends he inserted all further notice ut the f
ewing reduced rates,
FOR ADVERTISEMENT oF
Twcfvc lines (oysr $40 6rst insertion ~ e.s'
each Subsequent Insertion -"
M for Six woek, 30
M for Twenty-Five Insertions nenth,----Sj %
Longer Advertisements equally favorable rates.
For Five lines Two lines oarth Of
a,se .atcs-payablo in al in advnace.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
.E,Y EsTaRLzsIa,sENTs.

NEW EsVAHs tAsha "a Il, -. - 40, s,c. did
ain poSS RICHARDS h, Just opened two o the nes
Boo and Shoe .;orrs Citone at 90 "reea% gu
r md e NJ ast Caual-streo. with all ne" goods Best lud
sn, cepc.t IN tie United all who "an' inc rea eean
thc greatest oArshas e'e' "'''1 " n4G
nrt.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10

" In the list of passengers y tbe britannia we o0aerve
10 oe Rov Rosgnr BAiRD, y.ho has been for
time in Russia.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
Ar.FREEp SMITH,

ALFRED SMITH,
MERCHANT TAILOR, 1876 FULT0N-STRREF, has
ON hand Of Cloths Csssimcrcs and
ve>nr suited which he eaer make Cor the
public tho worry best manner ut extremely low prices Tor
Cash delivery. a-o:ly
IsTARLsSKHIENT Z for Garment, of the frs, quality
IT, DIV made Broadway American llse The same Will be
G,u.d of ea md Strangers Hho Of
emergency may requreAhcst articles WM T. JENNINGS
aoi "a I.r rnde & Jennings.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10

cot of War.-There we're slain by and and, during
M I-, war between England and France. 9, 100000 men
The Coz, to England was e 05S 900 00o the greater part
OF which is still unpaid IN The National Debt
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
NN .Hs0ysE IL FURNEsEEEE

NO HOUSE Is FURNISHED
TTSESs KINGS CHAIRS grace rarlors. They perfect
u beauty aad convenience Aury and comfort They
follows:
l-Eastc Revolving Chair
e-Compcn.atiny Rocking Csar
5-I.adies Ceser B.cmbcnt Chair.
4-Fersatile Chair.
altogether made ffis
Ccxstrv imported ance, that
Of order respectfully invited TO
call at the Patent Chair Warsroon, 474 BrariwaJ aS9 I'm
MAHOGANY YARD, No Go Woos,er-strect, New-iork.
WI F. e. STACY keeps of Mahogany Rose,
Holly Birds Eye and cUrc Maple Boards
Cherry Ash Pine White Wood, and Maple
Board and Plank
Also Turned Work, sold favorable
an other Yard. mt I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
CLOGKS! CLOGKs!!

EE undersigned has taken the for the sale OF JEROHt
BRASS CLOCKS hsir Clock Wnreroern, No 2c4 B-oad
sell PATENT Eight Bay snd Thirty Honr
Clocks issest Wholesale Factory
prices Merchants and dealers Clocks would do we'll to call and
t stock before purchasing Also assortment OF W cod
Clocks CHEAP CASH Rssoect tho numbe o4 Broadray up
lSaAC u HlNSDAlE
Retail trade Every deserip
ton VI Clocks rspsrod and warranted m4 4u
SAHUEL w. BENEDICT, Watch Maker, Merchants
- Exchange Wall and William having formed
g HAMMOND, their personal attention
given repairing Watches The complicated parts
Duplex and ChonSmeter Watches equal 10 the orsns
would make Ris Judgements the Trade
kindness and patronage living New York. ana vi"
makisg Duplex work. but "i
be TO disc from the retail
independent Second and other Watches Of splandd
perfect the money returned Je~ey
and Silver Ware usual
ALI Iy BENEDICT & HAMMOND.
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
ROLLED GERMAN SUyER

TAMES G. bOFFET l2l Priace par
y tieuay call the Of Hardware Bcnler.
article Of en.n SILVER which he oe for
Of all theknsA and equal ay,
Forel.R poneetic. for color and sotne.. ~ II
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
rHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.

CHEAP SILKS.
n ECEvED This Day axction 30 pieces Of new and very
rich Silks just rporsd for city trade comprising very dss
r.bs assortment 40, -
Ladies purchase % have by calling at PSI Grand
,rrc stock FROM and the viii satisfy
LIN ghu call O.. their chcapness. w b BARhEK a2o
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
sTTKs AND ga0UssELGN DE LANES.

lIUST RECEIVED splendid Of rich plaid figured and
W plain black black and cooed SILKS good assortmsnof
an and figured Also American, English and
French Prats together full and well selected assortment Of
ihe latest deasn of Sprsg and Goodscxtra cheap
It)5 Greanwich-sL HENRY WILLIAMS " Co ~ I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
OVENS AND TIN WARE.

GUNNER OVENS Of all the approved patterns
- bike wen tic returned Kitchen Furniture of al
Gocers fitted with OIL Cas- Scales Weights Measures
cheap cash 0i vesey between Grsea~cs and Warning
ROCKFORD & W0RLEf.
n R.-1hrce frr rat. iourn.Yzen rapied la4 "
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10

lSIlK AND SATIN SCARFs CRAyArS. POCKET HAND
~ korchc of received by the Grs1t
are offered for sale reasonable prices, by
WM. +. JENNINGS, late 1ynde & Jennings.
2e9 Broadway, Aaerican HOTEL
Gents NAV depend finding this cstabishnent
roel Fancy Dress Articles oi tho latest inor'aton
" hch offered II hr prices. ini
New-York tribune., 1841-05-10
cE.Hars DRY GOoDs.

Inn HULSE 100 GRAND-sTREET respectfully informs his pat
Pubc he daily receiving from Auction
treat variety of Fancy Staple DRY GOODS the latest
nion for sails low bis Cheap Store l21
rand street Newcer Broadway and croby strccthee the
Nne Si1pcuco take the place of the Slew Shilling.
I'm
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-02
PROCLAMATION
BE- he e. OVeiWGr Of Fora Territory.
SALE OF LOT IN IOWA CITY.

II n compliance with the provisions of the 10th
Il section Of the act entitled can Act providing for
the appointment Of Superintendent of Public
Buildings at Iowa City, and the appointment of a
Territorial Agent, and for other purposes" approved
January the 18th, lS4l, l, ROBERT LUCAS,
Governor of the Territory of Iowa, do hereby de-
clare and make known that public sale will be held
at Iowa City, in the county of Johnson, in this Ter
ritory, to commence on MONDAY the TENTH
day of MAY, A. d. 1871, for the sale of the unsold
Lots in said City, upon the following terms, viz
One third paid down in cash. and the balance in two
scm-annual ins,almen,s; Provided that no Lot shall
be sold for less sum than the minimum price fixed
thereon by the agent and appraisers appointed under
the provisions of the 9th section of said act
The sale will be held under the direction of the
Territorial Agent, and will be continued from day
to dav at his discretion until all the unsod Lots in
said CITY shall have been offered for sale.
liz TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have here
SIS. unto set my name, and caused the Great
.*s**** Seal of the Territory to hereto affixed.
Done at the City of Burlington, in the Territory
of Iowa, the 5th day of March, A. d. ls4l of the
Independence of the United States the sixty fifth,
and of the organization of the Territory the third.
ROBERT LUCAS.
By the Governor:
JAMES CLARKE, Secretary Of Territory.
March 26 1871. 22-7t
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-02

n speaking Of the prospect OF n col;s'o" a -.
~ ff.;s ropprnmenj and Great Britain, some
-. co,emporaries are too fond OF lndfs''a'-
49, tho GREAT strength of the latter oeiofe 'he
ss &c 3bp neople. with certain hn's OF. me
~ s,.aass and nnnrepared condition OF the Uni-
IS.a.os Il is true that the government mas
go Non neolectfnl of pat'ing tue country
.', no,,or state of defence, particularly as the
n's.,s were ccrnizant of the many grew
Pan have suffered IL the hand OF Great
'o w. ,,h;eb we're so conspicuously set forth
, mr pn.kcns, report. But the strength O:
rpnubIic is not to be found In the s'fe"s'', o.
ar standing armies, or b1lsllIns ior's' IL iies
the affections of her people, and tAe Wiling
ess Of her citizens TO encounter tile Pe'iis u
ar in defence of their homes and ffesldes.-
= monarci,ial governments, where there IS no
n,na,hv between the rulers and the ruled, the
AVER of the throne is represented by the NUM-
or of battallions it can muster, or the force OF
Is navy. Ia speaking of the strength OF Eng
and. a]lusion is had TO her military and ma
6ue resources; but in speaking oflhe strength
the United States. we refer to the census
Confidently relying upon the patriotism OF eve
* nerson capable of bearing arms.
4 republic could not long survive standing
hrmv in peace equal to the exigencies OF war.
Dur army should be certainly large enough 10
keen the forts from dilapidaton ana ueteha the
frontier from savage incurslons, but nothing
more. The navy is a less dangerous branch OF
line national defence, as It's operations are upon
lie ocean. Its not in our midst SO to speak.
hhat department Of arms might be Indefinitely
Increased without danger TO free institutions.
Md ought to be rendered capable OF resisting
forepn Invasion, until the internal power OF
The nation could be organized for the fleld.-
h republic is always least prepared at the COM
mencement Of hostlllies; monarch Is best
IbreDared at the onset. AS the war advances,
&he republic becomes stronger, whist the mon
krchy crows weaker. The people flock to their
Standard as the government needs thtir assist
hnce: crowns liud more difficulty in raising
Recruits as their cause grows desperate. Those
writer's undervaIda the power OF a republic VINO
cyard the army q navy as types OF lis strength.
lie real strength OF a free people Is their love
n freedom. TWAS that feeling which enabled
mr. toretathers to achieve orr liberties when
e country was in It's infancy. The resources
III this couniYy are iuhel;e in comparison with
IL means OF defence during the revolution,
4 hist those OF Great Britain arc not much
bore ample than they were al that time. Inc
&ountry 10 I776 was in no better state OF prep
NATION than it is now, yet 1t succeeded III
8rppino TO Il successful termination the war OF
Hbdepenlence If the differences between
a ariaad and the United States have to be ar
&ued by the sword, The alacrly with which
be people obey the summons TO arms, would
Hfnls sufer guarantee OF success than the
penetratiiiy Of their lorresses.-New Or
leans Bee.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-02
GSEERIsfz"s SALE.

EDY virtue of an execution to me directed, from
4 . the office of the Clerk of the District Court
Of Cedar County, Iowa Territory, against the real
and personal estate of Harvey Haiton, have levied
upon and will expose to sale TO the highest bidder,
at the Court House door, in the town of 7spt0n, on
Monday the 18th day of May next, between hours
prescribed by law, of said day all the right title and
interest the said Harvey liatton may have in ard to
the following described real estate viz. The west half
of the north quarter of section number thirty
two, (32) township number seventy -nine (79)
north of range number two (2) west of the 5th
principal meridian all of which will be sold to salts
fy the demand of John Finch.
GEORGE MCCOY, Sheriff
Cedar county, Iowa.
Upton, March 81, ls4l. So 23-4t
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-02
PARVIN'S BRICK HOTEL.

Corner of Second and Walnut Streets-halEray
ba,veea TIE Riirer and Court House,
ES NOW OPEN and ready for the reception Of
a the travelling public, and all persons who may
wish to paronze the establishment; and where the
PROPRIETOR pledges himself to his friends and the
public generally that he will at all times be ready
and prepared to receive and welcome them; hoping
by personal attention to business and the utmost ex
ertion to contribute to the taste, comfort and conve
nience of all VINO may favor him with call, to rcn-
der his HOUSE place of pleasant resort and merit
a share of the patronage of those who may visit the
Town.
Connected with the establishment is a large and
convenient STABLE, which is at all times attended by
careful and attentive hostIers.
JOSIAH PARVIN.
Bloomington, Feb. 25. lS4l.-lS-6m.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-02
SHERIFF,s SALE.

EDY virtue of an execution to me directed, from
3 D the office OF the Clerk of the District Court
of Cedar County, Iowa Territory, against the goods
and chattels, lands and tencments of William M.
Stockton have levied upon and will expose to sale
to the highest bidder, on Monday, the 18th day Of
Nav, A. D., ls4l, at Upton, Cedar county, the fol-
lowing described land, to wit: the south half OF the
southeast quarter of section one in township eighty
north and range four west, all of which will be sold
to satisfy an execution in favor Of Adam Ogllvie.-
Sale to be between the hours Of ten o'clock in the
forenoon aud four oclock in the afternoon of said day.
GEORGE MCCOY, Sh'T Cedar Co.
Per DANIEL DAVIS, Deputy Shift.
March &c, 1871. 81 22-a
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-02

1t is not little remarkable that while Mr..
Clay was yesterday advocating with all his
ability, distribution of the proceeds Of the
sales of the public lands in one end of the Cap
itol, Mr.. Wise was strongly opposing such a
measure in the other Madisonian.
This is modern Whi9gery. If Mr.. Granger
were to utter the sentiments among his devont
parizans in Georgia, which he so boastlngl y
proclaims among his Abolition friends in the
North. he would be instantly lynched; and so
in the House Of Representatives, if the different
clans Of Harrsonism would speak Of each 9TH
er face to face as they do at home, it would
end in general throat-cnttlng. At all events,
it would take all the Democrats to keep the
peace.
APPROPRIATE AND sIGNlF!CANT.--The Pat
riotic Bank" and Bank of Washington"
have given public notice to close doors on the
day of the Inauguration.
Very national. The banks of Baltimore
closed doors when the General reached that
city. SO the General always burnt his pro-
visions by way of distressing his enemies.--
Globe.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-02
APPLE TREES.
STORE HOUSE TO LET.

rEvHE STORE HOUSE now in the occupancy
Il of Messrs. Van Antwerp & Warfied, at Ant
wcrp Cedar County, will be for rent and possession
given on the first day Of April Lex This is one Of
the most desirable situations for store in Cedar
county, being on the main road leading from Bloom
ington, via Moscow and Rochester to Marion, the
county scat of Limbs twcnty-six miles north of
Bloomington, and in the heart of one OF the best
settlements in the Territory. There is comfortable
two story dwelling house which will be erected if
quired. The store house is lS by 26 feet, with
counting house and warehouse adjoining. Apply to
Jas. w. Tallman, Esq. of Antwerp. Cedar county,
or the subscriber near Bloomington.
CHAS A. WAKEFIELD
March IS 22-f
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-02
BLOOMINGTON FERRY.

TENHE PUBLIC are informed that the FERRY
IL across the Mississippi river at Bloomington, To-
wa Territory, is now in operation
In order to have access to the river opposite Bloom
ington, large Flat Boat will be in the Slough with
ropes to propel it, that travellers coming it, can
ferry themselves, their wagons and stock across with
out difficulty. The RATES OF FERRIAGE will
be as follows:
For each wagon and two horses or oxen, ST. 90
For each additional horse or oxen, Ol2l-2
For each horse and wagon, O75
Foi each man and horse, O37l-2
Horses and cattle, per head, Ol2l-2
Sheep and hogs, 006l IA
Freight, per hundred pounds, Ol2l.2
CHAS. A. WAKEFIELD,
Agent for the Projectors.
Bloomington, March 10, ls4l. 2ltf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-02

s.General Harrison has been kindly recelv-
ed in Richmond, but not with much eclal or
distinction. He dined on Saturday at the Log
Cabns-very bad, wrotched taste! He adj
dressed the company. as is his wont. with
stronr voice-but too much as the hero of his
own story. He was all over Virginian-no
Aboliionist-no Federalst God bless the
mark
General Harrison, though he may not b 3,
an AboIitionist has not toed the mark against
the Aboitionists, as he ought to have DONE
In his inaugural, he may turn the back OF his
cold hand against them but it would have
become him better to have done 1t whilst he
was before the country as candidate for the
Presidency. AS 10 the other charge which he
sought 10 relute. viz: that he was Federallst,
we shall Judge him by his acts. not by lis pro-
fession. When we see hun setting his face
against Mr.. Clay's doctt!nes--against the aug
nentation Of the powers of the Federal Gov
ernment-against National Bank, tariff, ia
ternal improyement--agaln all the usnrpa-
tons which swell the powers of the National
Government, and fortori, which swell the
powers Of the executive as being the agent to
carry them out, then will we believe that he is
no Federalist But we dismiss the subject
for the present. We confess, however, we
anticipate the movement of the next admins
tralion, as being anil-S,ates Right, antl-NIr-
gilman. anti the resolutions and report OF SO
'99."--Richmond Enquirer.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-02

II AM authorized to sell three valuable Houses and
Z Lots in the town of Bloomington, one Farm
containing about 600 acres. situated the Missis-
sippi river, in Muscatine county, with valuable i'm
proyements thereon. Also some valuable lands in
the counties of Louisa and Cedar on favorable terms
April 2 1873 $. {. HASTINGS.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-04-02
FLOODED STOCK FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sell Bull of the Short and
L Long Horned Durham cross, five years old next
spring. Those persons who may wish to improve
the breed Of cattle have opportunity of doing
so on the most favorable terms. Enquire at the liy
cry stable of VIM. St. John in Bloomington, where
the animal can be seen.
CHAS. A. WAKEFIELD.
M arch 26. %