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WtlinScn Ger Ser. Staaten.

Mab einsm Ssridt, ben prslipent BAR
8urn BON BEN Gireftprsn Der Wtinianfatt Del
Ser. (taatsn srbaltsn unb bem @cn9rss ppr
9ele9t irurcen, waDrsno bem Sabre lS40 it
ben psribisbsntn NnitaItsn felaeaee Gslblprtss
9sprd9t. SIN @anSsn $3.426,632.
3u 4bilabsIpbia.
Sn @cle $1,20s,537
cSn Sllbsr l,O27,5 1903
Sn Suptsr 24,627
$2,260,667
:ou Hsu Odsans.
.Sn @ob $2l7,5OO
Sn 2 Sllber 69S,IO0
$9l5,6OO
5u ebarIptts l9sore GarcIina)
"''' SaSs Dss'I Hsss, ssts, 's,Sss s,Ssa es'7'o55
5u 9alcns9a (@sorsisn.)
0'''' r'trtsl Sstst 'a asltr s'5ss s'sas1o
BisterboIun9.
Sslauf ju pbilaeelpeia $2,26O,667
9teu SrleInS 9l5,6OO
@batlptts 217,O55
3alcneGa 1880
S 3,429,632
Die 3abl tsr 9eprdsten Manyn jsosr Nrt
bstrd9t i0,55s 626 St,ide
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.1Iebr britifbe Bepaltanm Guna.-

Yin Srlst eefbrlsben am Srrp oer amrifant.
ibsn Sri9s eDtrofeG CAPT. 2Eebb, am 27ifen
December =. 5. fa9t, eas Der msn9sn Gassn
Die Ssi99 eurb sins &ritSsbrig9 Sbrsr brttis
ibsn Wajelfdt dbsrDclt rurrs, uno nabbsm
Die papisr Der @btrpfee natb9sisbsn marsn.
murosn iDrs GsribIails auf9sriftn, pprssblidb
um iu isbsa pb Stlapsn am @oro issn.
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Gin rsfpsftablsr @inmcDnsr BON Oranas 60.
q. :. wuros Dor &uSsm ourtb @nen isinsr
Sflapsn srmorcst. Ser MSrosr 1T fsiteem
arretirt mcrten.
Ter Morbbrsnnsr W'9spb fra pon ecfport
na6 Albanp tranfrOrtirt wfrosn, um fem Ser
b6r Su erbalten, neil nl1n prrsiebt, eas i'm
9anjtn meifliebsn Nsu Vrrf teirs unparteite
Surp iu flnbsn iei. 9as srifs 8srDor mirb in
SnibsIbun9 elmer Sla9s b.lftbtn, Hsltbe eis@is
9sntbhmer oss 9anpfbcptS @arplIns 9e9en ibn
anban9l9 9snhaht babsn.
Der eUnsrss ron Seras bat Gsfess pailfrt,
rpslbs psrrrpnen, pab ale Gflapsn bic (ld) in
! rnm qanbs befnben, nltbt fur Sbulcen lbrsr
el9entbhmRr in Execution 9enrmnen werbeu
tpnnen- sbsnfalls, bab bas 0ermtaen Der
Slnpanosre. fir bic srifsn Sabre nidbt fur
Sbulosn tln9sir9en rutrrsn fam.
| Su Sbatam, IN @be1fsr @auntp, Wurbs nsus
llb elm Obs 9etblatbtst msIbsr 2lOO pfunb
wr9. Fsbsnol9 po9 bae ( bsr SWilbsA $500
nnb $500 pfuno.
gtatbanisl g. qttlefielt, gsa., murbs alS
epn9rssmitsliip srmdblt, fir esn Orfcro 81.
itrlet in Wtain, earb cine Wsbrbsit ron 1OI.
Gin Srausnsimmsr nabs I.ayepn 9ritas, in
ENGLAND, Datte psrlutbt ibre bsosn Ssms nit
einsr Nrt abSubausn Sis faqte, ulie ars
9ertsn lDr" unb lis bdtts tbusn muaen mas bic
9'lbsl ia9t. aSas epb Der 8anatSmus niebs
tbusn fam.
Sn SaincjS 1T elm Gsfe pafIirt msldbes si<
nsn Gar auf SrcfersSrlauDnsitbsin ls9t, ,;um
Setra9 pUn $50 bis 5000. 9Sdrs se ntbt ~
smpfsDIen, rab unleu @sfssssbuns Elm abnlis
lDse gsfs railirsn m5bh ?
-anS-
Die eanaoiiben Slatter ftbimpfen in
Se5u9 auf Die W GeOolibe lHaire aepals
tl0 ouf lbre amerlfaniiben Nabbarn. 60
9laubt S. .. Der Wontreal 9eralo, "oab
oos Setro9en Der Umerfaner eeeen britt.
ibe untertbonen wirflidb Den Stber3 au
nett trelben beibe. oaB iie ober finpen ious
ten. Dap ytabllbt ibre 8ronjen babe,
menn iie lbre @ran6tdote in Ulbe er5if.
Fen wuroem mas obne 3pefel Der Sau
lein muroe, tpenn iie ibr psrrudtes 8er.
faDren ncD lpelter trleben. Gr ia9te Damn
neiter. Die per. Staoten felIten i'm eeDens
mortl9en Nuoenblcf elm lebenoi9ee Yass
qulu uber Sleibelt oer Geoe, Der perion
uno Gi9entbume - cine wabre Gntwurs
ol9un9 Der Menibbeit oar.
Ser Soronto Yatriot eraleBt ildb in
Sbiloeruneen oes 6euers, oes 0uneertos
oes uno @emeeels our6 bic brlttlieben
Streitfrdfte Su @a1er uno Su eano oer
9ombarcements BON Neu g)orf. Soiton
uno Baltimore uno elaubt Der 3utbtieuna
oss Na1bars ibcu 0e,pIb aa leln.
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Die Dan Surcn 5taats Convention

Die Dan Surcn 5taats Genpention-
fanr, Der Seftlmmuns ssmab, poriatn Oons
nerfas fat uno, ,pis mir erpartctsn, Dapio
X. perter 1T ale ganplrat fir bic 1Dnpr.
rrloabluns ernanat. SWlbispsne Delesatcm
'parsn shn!tls fir sinen "Msusn mann" ater
ss mar perseteas. 9Dsa, mir baten nibts
oassssn. 2eIr frenen me pirfleb CAP se 70
9efrmmen ut, neil iuir ssnib 0ao rab mir
ibn tietsn fcnner.
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Observation-Disclosures biplpma

tsbe5eisunsen.-9as diplomas
tiids Serbs Der auswartissn Mniifsr ju Seas
lbinstcn, mabts Ban Suun am porsstsn
Samifass cine @iiits. Sr Scr, esr brtifbs
Wsinlfsr bist i'm Ramen Nasr cine fury aber
fsbr fbmsitsIbafte Abidhpsrsbs an ben YrsIs
psntsn, ,pcrauf sisisr in menissn btf1ibit fir
Die ebrs uno bic ibm sr,pisisns Srsunbibaft
sanfts, babel srfIdrts CT AUDI "bae s6 ibm qsib
tbus nitbt LANCER in ibrsr frsunrlbsn Gsisa
ibaft lsbsn Su ftnnsn."
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ess Tisrsds brannts ptaia nisesr.

9in Aneeres.-Su Ipamilton, Obsr Gas
naoa' ssrlftrts elm Ssusr am WOrssn bss II.
'Sanuar ersiSsbn eduisr. msbrsre Staas une
anesrs @sbaues. Inter ben ,sritortsn gsbdus
ben bsFnest ii1 bic 9rudsrsi ess Sournal unb
erprss. am Sarauffolsenesn @bsnb mures
elm Ssriub 9s,nadt sinsn anbsrn She'll Der
Stabt in Srano Su ifs6sn, atsr Ssitiss gntrsf.
flung psrbinesrte bas lln9lld.
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Ecpolution in Sno umcrifa.-Sa

Eepolutien in Suo Umcrifa.-0as
Sanjs 9tsu Granada lit in eincn Sirasrfries
psrwidslt. SdnfSebn aus Spanji9 YrcpnSn,
babsn iib Su @untsn elmer Nunossrsasruna
srfldrt eins srurpsnmabt 9sfamnslt unb bss
felbsn nalD Sa9ota 9sitbit, um baS Gsntral>
@ouwrnenlent iu Swin9sn in ibr Gorbabsn su
mlNi9en. 9ae Gcupernsmsnt bat feline eanss
Matbt um Sa9cta 9eiamInelt unb mbsrltst
iib Ssm Ssrlan9sn Der rsbsairenosn Yrppin;sn.
Ole 8enerdls Serran unb Scmas Mobqusra
ltrsltsn fur SaS @oupernsmsnt, @arnpna une
Vlmrsa,Srl. @cnjaIes uno 4nbsls fir eieprcs
pnS'n. banana mirb fib pon esm iibriaen
Sbele Itu @ranapa'6 trsnnen.
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Sis Ssp1lfsruns ron Sirsnisn bsifsbt Der
nsusn @plfsbdblun9 sufclSc, aus 1881 ,44l.-
Bon bsftn ltno 735,sl2 oSsiiTs, 4s,425 frss
8arbi9s unp 447,2O7 SfIapsn. Sn ben lse>
ten jsbn Sabrsn bat bic Sep6Ifsruns nur um
2GO3s Ssslsn ;ussnpmmsn.
WfittlsSpriea sntbdIt nab Der lsetsn SaDs
lung fcl9enss SsDofsruns: 98sint, bsipsrlsi
Ssidls9tS, l0,73l; 8arbss, bsirsrlsi @ss
fbkbts, 26,5l5, mppcn absr nur 80 frsi lino.
Nab Ssr Isetsn @eIfs;dbluns sntDat Der
Staat NsilfiIppi cine SspSlfsruns bon msbr
als ersln'al Dunpsrt unr lisbsn5is tauienp Gees
len. Ole msiiis Sevtlfsruns bstrdst msnissr
als Elm bunSsrt uno abSis tauisnb. Infer
risfsn fInb 1858, irsr 2l SSabr alt, bic mspsr
qsisn mob Sbreibsn ftnnsn; IS7 sauGiiunl:
me unc l53 Slinbs unb 9errudts.
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Dcmofratifte StaatssG Genpention.-
Mcr9sn, ais ben lotsn MdrS 1T Der bsitmms
ts Sag, an melbsm fb Die osnlpfratiibsn 9ss
Is9atsn Der psrfbiebensn Sauntes in @onpsns
tIon Su Sarri6bur9 psriammln wsrten, un,
sinen @anoieaten fir has @cupsrnoraamt tss
fer Nspublif ~ ernennsn. Obmobl mir nibt
ju ben propbsten Ssb6rsm mcuen mir uniern
asisrn bob beuts porDer fa9sn, tas mir ndbte
9Sods an5eiSsn ,psresn bas Jobn Sanfs
Der rs9slnaif0 srnaunts @apbioat Der 9rclTsn
hsmofratiibsn Partsi 1T. 2Sir ifissn unisrs
YropbsSeibunS auf 9uttn Grunb,oa mir miaen,
SaB Der @rnennun9 ppn 0iibter 8anf6 pena
nesr gar Feline Sintsrnj0s i'm @sse feGn. Son
1873 9slssatsn, wslbe bic @enpsntrn biloen,
msnn iis roll rsprsisntirt iif, srfbsnsn wenia:
ttsns 100 NIT een fsifen Gorfass fir Vants
Su ftimmen. Sor. Strrbm ron 2anfaiter, bat
in slnem S6rsiben bic @rnsnnuna fir @cu.
rsrnSr abseIebnt unb babsr lno nun, wcnias
@aunties au59enrmmsn, &as fir Cen Osanu
unfsrsr frlibsrn QBabI.
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prefecnt Sarrifon's antrittssEcoe
Fam am IL lIbr am 8reita9 Wiitta9 bier an,
ss 1T Elm nters0antcs 9ceumsnt, msrtb pcn
Seesrmann Defenders aurb bon ben gan Sus
ren ssutsn, 9slsfen Su meroen. 38ir BADEN ben
Anfan9 bsrfslbsn ,lberfeet une Der qsisr finesi
unssfdbr zen fsbStsn sbsI tss sanRn Icfu.
msntS in ben nabiffclsenben Spaltsn. 11ir
perSsn n6bife &pbs ren &sit psrfelbsn aufs
nsbnlen, irshn sS Der &aum eraubt.
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6ele!-Ser mebrlt rare 2trtifsl in unferm
Marfts 1T as9enmarti9 ba6-Gelo.-Mau9sl
an bartem gslps, ltnS cbcniD an flsinsn unb
9rriFn 9ectsn, 1T aq9smsn. Wir fublsn bies
9s,pies sben 70 gut menn nitbt ncb bsiTtr pie
anssrs seute, inoem mir td9lidb fbrmre 2(uss
9aben uno weni9 @innabmen babsn. llnItre
9ssbrtsn SunSen fbnnsn bsraus lsibt isben
Sab unisrs Snanjsn nibt i'm bsitsn Stans
Be ltnb. Hismanb Uirb uns pober peraroen,
menn mir SpIdbs, bic unS fbrn libsr Elm Sabr
Die Sublriptcn fbulcis fnb, b6fli1 um @bs
bstablun9 ibrr 9tudtdncs bitten. Scr lite
Nrrll nabet bsran, mc mir beSeutsnbe Sabuns
gen Su MAIDEN BADEN unb ba bic ndbits @curt
risllsibt Danbsn eeIc9cubet barbjettt, uns
Ole Slsin9fsit peltbs uns Suf6mmt, 81 before
gen, 70 bofsn mir bas lis risit6s bsnusen msrs
Ben, um un6 ta6 @rpunlbts gu ibsrnaben.
CUTE Sanfnrtsn, fIsins unb 9rriF, ncbmsn mir
jeosrSstt Su ibrsm pollen QSsrtbs, oIS Ss;oblung
fur Snbieriptpn, SefanntmadGn9sn &c.
0Fllnfers entfernt mcbntnren llnterid)ri:
Der f6nnen fsbr Icbt ibrs Sebulb an un5 abs
tra9en, ipsnn ie nur tas Sslp ibrsn Yoifmis
ffer elnDanSi9sn nnb Jpn erlubsn, sS une Su
atsrfsnesnj mir psresn Damn ndt ermanssln,
ibnsn NIT Der nab0sn 3situns cine 0uttun9
bu fbifen.
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Derbcrrenocs Seuer.-Sn Der Natbt Rom
24ifsn Sanuar wurbs Der 9rSbts Sbsil tss
Stdbtbens Nafbin9ton, III @soreism turd
Gin psrbesrsnoss 8susr in ai1e 9els9t. 9as
6susr trab um llbr atencs aus, no f1en
Die nNDrifen qsuts fbliefen. Der Ort bat fsis
ne Sprissn ppsr amber qtfbaniialtsn, um bas
Ssusr ju iTillsn. Das &aus in wslbsm bas
6susr ausbrab, ,par in SIammsn ein9sbiat
sbs ss snttsdt rures une bic 9anjs GGsltlsits
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Moro. Sn Sesnrp Gauntn Obic, ssristb
elm W1nn NamenS Nspnp!eS NIT sini9sn Srs
ldnhfn in Strsit uno 500 Sur Sertbsibisuns
ensn 9olb, welctsr ibm abss sntriGsn wurbs;
er bs9ab fib earauf nab Scauie, fam absr nit
elmer 9eloosnen 8linte surid unb fbcs sinsn
Olann turbs S:srj. Der MEtrpsr lit arrstirt.
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Nrie8srnltunSen.- Habribtsn ron Der
grsnjs ia9sn, eab pas brtifbs @eupsrnsmsnt
efrl9 bsibattst iit, auf ben obsrn qanesSsssn
Sris9slbds iu baueR. Scdufss Matsrialeu
wsresn bsrbsi9sfbafft INN Gin 9anlpfsSrissss
lblT auf Ssm gee ebamrIain iu bauen. GOn
oisin Suriliun9sn fOlsn Nabriebhn nab
2Safbin9ton 9elbidt iein, bic rbns 3msifsl Die
baloi9e 2tufnsrfnmfeit bss nsIsn prsjISsntsn
in Nniprub nsbnen Wsrbcn.
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unmenfd,Iibfeit. - @errs lB. Scnss,
wsIbsr Su sbarIsfpn Shb @arclina, Der 9srs
fdIibunS absnpisie,t wuros psrurtbslt am srs
fen 8rslta9s ilR nd1itsn Mai ssbanSt Su nsr.
Ssn. @r mar fur SWsi Ssrbnbsn psrurtbsilt,
9Hbifabl unb 9srfdlfbuna fir pae srifsmurs
Ss CT init Der psitibs sssi6tist ;u jwsj psrs
lbisesnsn 5sitsn unb CT bat ncb j,psi ancsrs
prlissL Leneutipnsn ausSubaltsn, bic CT fbDn
frtlbsr srbastsn Dabsn wlrce, psnn ni1t Der
slrjt srflart bate, eas feline @siunbbst niebt
fdbI9 isi fpIbs Supps ju psrtauen. 50 1T in
Der Shat BART rUsnn Der jum sOos psrurtbsilte
O'snfb mob 'sins &irpsrlihs 5abtsuns ;u
untsrssbtn bat. @s sIbt anfbsinsnS AUDI in
unisrnl eptliitrten 5sitaltsr nod Msnibsn, bic
elnsm pluto al @rauiamfsit niIt nabifsbcn,
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orn Ybilip Scn 9teeat pom Sauis Der
Msprefsntantsn unisrn 9anf fir llsberfenbun9
sinss ofsntlben Documents.
0-Gon unisrer @eiee9sbun9 batsn mir fir
bsute burbous nibts NsueS. 2Sr BADEN be>
rem SsrDanrlun9en biS jun rrri9cn 9cnnerss
tass selefen, iincen aber nitbt6 Ssmerfsnsmsr,
tbs5 in benfslbsn. 96r babsn fpdtsr nicbt5
ppn berislbsn erbaItsn; mir ftnnen oabsr nidbt
fa9sn mas aus Der SanfsSll ssmprpsn.
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Die 3abl esr 9eprd9tsn Minisn jsosr 2(rt
bstrd0t i0.55s 626 Safe.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29
LAND SALE.


Bv virtue of an order of the District Court of the
County of Muscaline at the June term thereof, A. ID.
lS4l for the sale of so much of the real estate Of
Erastus Scoield, deceased, will pay the debts IN
paid against the estate of the said Erastus Scocld,
deceased. shall proceed to sell at public vendue, at
the Court house door, in the town of Bloomington.
Oh the Both day of October A. d. lS4l, between the
hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock T. Nj. OF
said day. the following described tract of land situa
ted in said county, viz: The undivided half of the
south half Of the North East quarter OF section TWEEN
ty-sesen in township seyenty-seven North OF range
one wcs, and also the following lots III the town OF
Wyoming, known the plat Of said town as lots
No. l. in Block No. 3 Lots Nos. /, 2,3, in Blk 23
Lots No 7, in Blk No. Is; Lots and IL, in Blk
No. ID Lots No. a. IL, -. in Blk No. IL; Lots
Is, II, Is, in Blk No. 10; Lot 2. in Blk 2; Lots
No 3 and II, III Blk No II; Lots No. ?, II, Is, in
Blk 30.
The above real estate will be sold upon credit of
six months, upon the purchaser giving bond with
approved security for the payment OF the purchase
money, and by giving mortgage on the property
purchased.
JOHN G. HESSER, Admir-.
of the estate of Erastus Scolied, decd.
Bloomington, Sept, 10th 1871. Act.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29
$50 REWARD.

UySCAPED from the Jail of Muscaline County
81 n on the night of Wednesday last, the following
described prisoners, for whose arrest and delivery
reward of S25 each is offered together with all ne
cessary expenses incurred in their arrest and delivery
4 ELIJAH SEARCY, lad of l6 or II years Of
age stout built, about feet or inches high, dres-
sed in an old, blue jeans oundabout-charged with
murder, from Washington county.
NATHAN ATWELL, about % years OF age,
heavy set near foot high, bright aburn hair OF fine
glossy texture-charged with horse stealing IN Chm
ion county. ~, =.
JAMES BIRD, about 25 years of age, well built,
about foot inches high, black hair, thin visage,
fair complexion, dark grey eyes--charged with bur-
pIary and larceny in Clinton county.
John w. JOSHLYN, about 20 years OF age
s foot or inches high-charged with horse steal
ing in Scott county.
LORENZO BIGELOW, about % years OF age
near foot hghight brown hair, wears calico shirt
and DID, light colorcd pantaloons-charged with for
gerry, in Scott county.
JOHN BAKER, 26 or ~ years OF age, near
foot high thin coat of dark brown hair, slightly curl
ed forehead high or bire, with fur cap, and pilot
cloth hunting coat-charged with larceny IN John-
son county. ,r,7nrp c,,r
a Muscatine County.
Bloomington, August IS, ls4f. $50
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29

Mr.. Isaac Loucks, of Sharon, Schoharie
cdliii,y, called at our office on Saturday,
to say that hs travelled from St. Johns to
La Prairie Oh Wednesday last, in the
same car with Grogan, and learnt from
him the following particulars of his arrest.
Grogan, who represents himself 4, be
an American citizen by birth, was staying
at house near Alburgh, (Vt. and six
miles from the Canada lines. AT midnight
on the 18th instant, party of British sol.
diers forced their way into the house,
dragged Grogan out of his bed, and carri-
ed him across the lines to St. Johns, and
thence to Montreal. Our informant tells
us that Grogan was badly bruised by the
blows he had received from the captors,
and lame from baonet thrust which one
of them had given him. He was hands
cuffed and strictly guarded by three sol>
dicrs.-He said that his friends and fami-
ly were at Lockport, in this State. When
Mr.. Loucks last saw him, he was on his
way to the jail in Montreal. He is charg-
ed. we believe, with soAe Of the ''burn-
ings' on the rfrontier during the troubles
of 81 and SO, and .areward Of five hun
dred pounds had been offered by the Can
adam Government for his apprehension.
We take it Tor granted that If the facts are
as above stated the Matler viii not rest
here.--AlbEHy daGII>Adver,iser.
We arc haprys "a, 4ss1 7 ,1kat q man,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29
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aoes and to any climate, and are recommended as
cafe and efficacious Family IfH.
CONCENTRATED VEGETABLE VERNE
FUGE.
PnIcE 25 CENTS. 47t
Tb;s nreparation for the certain cure OF worns IS
nerfectly safe and be given with confidence to
children. from infascy to more advanced age Beng
e,e reeeable it does not require any restraint In
cftAueAy c'SO'~sN'
diet or drink.
RITTLER'S ERUPTIVE OINTMENT.
PR1cE rs AND so CENTS
For the cure of that inveterate disease known ny
oro,,s local names as the Ohio, Michigan or Cen
Itch Scioto or Sandusky Scratches, Illinois or
Prairie Itch, &C.. Also, Barbers Itch Scotch or Conn
mon Itch; Ringworms, letters, Salt Rheum' scaa
head and all eruptions of the skin It rel,eves .nl-
Mains end restores Frosted Flesh to its natural state.
MS remedy has been used in all these various
a;s.ases Of the skin with complete success-and 10
also applied with far less trouble than the ordinary
or nThe above Medicines are for sale at(he Drug
" - NJ N.Y. w. HOLLINGSWORTH
HI bloomington, July Is, ls4i-Ss-on
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0AIslNyiA5EaEy71 a z IKyGo


JOSEPH p. FREEMAN would respectfully in
y form the citizens of Muscatine and adjacent
counties, that he has commenced the above business
on Second street, near the American Hotel, where
he intends manufacturing, and keeping constantly
on hand, general Assortment of G CABINET
W A K e and G II Al + S-such as Mahogony
Walnut, and Cherry Bureaus; Sideboards, Safes,
Secretaries, Bookcases, Wardrobes, Breakfast Di-
ming, Centre. Card and Work-Tabes; Wash and
Candle Stands; High, Fancy French and Low post
Bedsteads: Also, all kinds of TURNING dono with
neatness and despatch.
Having had seven years experience as a Journey
man, IN seTsfa! of tie best manufactures in the Uni
ted States. he feels confident that he can give gensf-
'ai satisfaction. Persons wanting Mahogany furni-
ture would do well to give him call before they ,ur-
chase abroad, demand for good work is all that
is wanting to ensure its being manufactured in this
place. n. B. Collins made to order on the shortest
notice. 36-6m Bloomington, July 2, 1871
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PETTY DEsPorlsm.-An order has gone


PETTY DEsPoTsm.-An order has gone
forth from the Superintendent. of the Uni
ted States Armory, at Springfield, Mass,
'.forbidding the Armorer to open book,
paper, or letter of any kind, or to receive
book, paper, or letter of any kind, while
in the shops. and prohibiting all news car
riers from delivering their papers at The
public buildings 1t is proper enough
for public officers to insist upon those who
are in the government employ, devoting
business hours TO the business Of the gov-
eminent, and not to spend it Ill reading
either books or papers, all enjoyment they
can partake of in the hours of leisure at
their own homes. But prohibit workmen
from rcceioing letters and papers, and
forbidding news carriers from delivering
them, is such an illiberal and tyranical
spirit, as ought not to be tolerated. The
humblest workman has rights as well as
the Superintendent, and if he suffers let
tiers and papers to come to himself at the
public building. he has no right to prohibit
them from others. We observe by the
Baltimore Sun, that a similar order has
been issued by the new Superintendent at
Harper's Ferry. 1.-THE facts are as rep>
esen,ed, both these officers are unfit for
their stations. We have something more
to say upon the subject.-Philadelphia
Ledger.
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G ? By divine permission, Rev. Mr.. Fisher, of the
Baptist Church of Davenport, will preach at the
Court House on Sabbath next Both lns at halt past
ten o'clock. Several mnstering brethren are ex-
pccted to be present, at which time Baptist Church
will be constituted and on Saturday previous, at one
O'clock in the school room council will be conve-
ned, at which time all persons wishing to become
members by letters otherwise, respectfully In
vited to be present on that occasion.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-10-29
New Store.

~ ME subscribers have just received and are now
IL opening, at their new store, corner OF Chestnut
and Second Streets near the Post Office, splendid
assortment of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS,
adapted to the season, which they will sell for cash
or produce on the most reasonable terms. Our old
friends and the public generally invited to call
and examine for themselves, are determined not
to be under sold by any store in this place. Also
select assortment of Groceries, Hardware, Boots end
Shoes. &c. G. w. HUMPHREYS & co.
Bloomington, MAY %, 1871 .-3l-tf
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SHOES! SHOEs:: SHOES!!!

TINE subscribers would gratefully acknowledge
L the liberal share of patronage which they
Lave received from their friends and the public
generally. They would state that they have re-
ceived a large assortment Of Boots and Shoes, Of
r kinds carefully selected from the best manufac.u-
rers, which they offer for sale at reasonable prices.
she subscribers would respectfully request puscha-
-rs 30 call and examine their stock for themselves
at the Boot and Shoe Store, corner of Main and
Chestnut street, opposite the Iowa House.
Oct |, ls4l-49-tf J. BENNETT d co.