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Females.

ENTllO are troubled with sick headache, pain i'll
NE the side, breast and hack, loss OF appetite, hI-
uency lowne.s OF spirits, palpltatlon of the heart,
aIntIng or edlincs>. sickness al the stomach, bilious
affections, ugtness At the chest, nausea, vomiting,
noise in the stomach, ilushugs OF heat, and chilli
ness, diseases Of the nerves. and organs of dgestIan
&c. &C. those who NAV be thus affected, shond
not neglect To procure DR.. HTriich,S Compound
Strengthening Tonic and German AperieH Pills,
which are warranted 10 give immediate relief.
Thousands 20 We almos, daily behold, whose coun-
tcnanccs aud pale emacia,rd checks bear ooculaT
witness 10 sickness and aflliction. Could those
persons hc persuaded 10 use this Invaluable med-
cine, they would ind thtsr weak and dehIllta-
ted frames Strengthened, their minds composed
and all pain, and distress driven from the system,
when the body will again renew It's lost VisoS, aud
Iut on new life" and death for a while be de-
lrived of I,s prey. What heart but feels glad to
hcko;d 4 cir relatives and dear friends snAlched
a. if try magic from that fatal destroyer Death
yc vino are lshorlng under disease let not another
day night pass without procuring this msdicine,
asst will III a maJorrty oi eases effect permanent
cure. Remtnber delayS are dangerous, and If
disease is neglected its ravagcs will dOubly in
crease.
CTPriuciGle Office for the United States, No
10. NORTH EIGHTH street, where reccommen-
da'iors of hundreds of persons may he seen, all
which have been cured or benefited hv tn,
medicine HENRY GONTHElMER,
Oct. ~, !S4H. Agent.
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Liver Conlplaint.

FENiilS disease l. discovered Ivy g. -, l,.. -;
m me lsn' sue u3'er ire enorr ribs, attended
'h' re Is in the right si'c also d;sen,;o,,. ~" w.
%"' ",'s MS app .utc and becomes sick ana trcbl,
~ "'h >on,t,ng. The tongue become. rough
a;, mo count'nance changes to a pale or
T,'o'' color, or yellow like those afflicted with aun-
"icr' difficulty OF breathing, disturbed yest, attended
w'.h a dry eoHSh' difficulty "E la,lnc on the left
a''e' 'he h'dy becomes "esn and finally the disease
'e,hina''S INTO an" b of a more serious nature,
which in eiI ;rcGahlily is far leyond the power Of
uu.na' na ',rrl. Dr. Hayhehs Compound Strength
ing Tonic and German Apfrient Pills, II ta-
ken at the c ummencement of this disease, will
check II, and hy continuing the use of The medicine
few weeks, perfect cure will be perioimcd,
I Thousands can testify to lhls fact.
Certificates ot many persons uay daily lie seen
OF ih' ellccy of This invaluable medicine hy appiy
mg at the Medical Office. No. 10, NORTH
EIGHTH street, Philadelphia,
HENRY YOATHElMER,
= W. |-u' Aoi~' Asssf-
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FoLrsE.

C@ @YSSLITE ECLIsiE.
A N article unequalled for cleaning and giving
L highly durable and most brilliant polish to si-
yer German Silver, Brass, Copper, Brttona ware,
Tn Steel, Cutlery, and for restoring the ustre on
vanished carriages, &c. TRY IT.
Prepared AMI sold Al wholesale and retail, by the
Susquehsnna Chrysote Polish Company, Owego,
T'ioga county, n. Y.
WIN. FORSYTH, Agent FOR Nor,hum'd,
ii. B. MAsSER, Agcn, for Sunbuty.
November Goth, lS4l
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Mr. Richard Dennis, agent for Wrgh,'s Tndiar
Vegetable Pills.
NIw louE. sept. 20, 1871.

NIw l"UE. sept. 29, lslI.
This is 10 certify that | have used WuIGHr's
I>rI,> NfGrrABLE PIlLs with the greatest heue-
iii; having ,nrrv cured my -"lf of tie frequent nj
Iacks OF sick Hcada,he, To- y hCh had previously
keen suLjcct. ANN MARIA THOMPSON,
392 Grecu~ich street. \. y
70 Mr.. Richard Dennis Agent for Nrght's ln-
dian Vegetable Pills.
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ANR NOTE EIsT.
pENNSYLyANIA.

The following lis, shows the currcnt value Of all
Pennsylvania Bank Notes. The most implicit re-
hance may hc placed upon it, as it is en,y weeh
carefully compared with d corrected from Bick-
npll's
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yAy 3. BROTHER.

WHOLESALE AND retail, BOOKSEI,
I.ERS AND STATIONERS,
No. l22 Chcsnut Street, below 1th,
Philadelphia.
M EEP constantly on hand general assort-
HA mcnt OF Books and Stationary accomplishing
Theological, Law, Medical, Classical Miscelane
Gus and School Books, Day Books all Sizes Led.
gers, do, Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles, Writins
Papers, Wrapping Papers, &c. &C., which they of
fer AT the loves, prices 10 Country Merchants Pre-
irssiona Gentlemen, Teachers, and all others thai
may favor lhem with their custom.
Philadelphia. No, emher l3, ISil.-ly.
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SPANISH HIDES.
TANNERS OIL AND LEATHER.

ID. X | II X p A Il II | Ck n SON,
No. 81, North Third street,
(BETwEES NiRKET AND CHEsNUT sTREETs,)
PHILADELPHIA.
HAVE for sale large and excellent assortment
IL of Spanish Hides, Pafna kips, Tanners OIL
&C., at The lowest market prices, either for cash. lr
exchange for Leather, or upon credit.
ConsIgnmrns of Leather received for sale, o.
purchased h the highest market prices
a. Leather stored free of charge.
April II, lSil-ly.
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Michael Weaver Il son.
ROPE NrAKCES & SHIP CryeNrTrIS

NUl'E z NIAhEhS y SE1II' CIIANJLEKS
No. l3 N0rth Ndier Street. iHiIddelphia
H Is AVE constantly on hand, general assort-
II H mcnt of Cordage Seine Twines &c, viz :
ard Ropes, Fishing Ropes, White Ropes, Manil-
Ia Ropes, Tow Lines for Canal Boats. Also, a
complete assortment of Seine rwines, &c. such RS
Hemp Shad and Herring rwine, Best Patent Gill
Net Twine, Cotton Shad and Herring Twirc, shoe
Threads, &c. &c Also, Bed Cords, fhuch Lines,
lialters, Traces, Cotton and Linen Carpet Chains,
&c. all of which they will dispose of reasonable
terms.
PhiInde'phia November l3, 1sil-lv
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LIST OF BOOKS.
FOH SALE BT


Ir. G. 1EA AG3SnE2.
\ NTilDN'S Classical Dictionary; Lempriers
\ do; Alnsworth's do; Cobb's do English and
German do; Anhnr's Cesar; Anhon's Grammer;
Anthems Cicero; Mars Latin Reader; Ogilhys do;
Andrews Latin Lessons; Donncgan's Lexicon;
Fisk's Gre Exercises; Davics's l.cgendrr; Graeca
Maiora; Adams's Roman Antiquities; Pnnock's
Guld>milh's Eughnd; do. Greece; Iycl's Elements
ot Geology; MIS- lincon's Botany; Elements of
Botany Bridges Algebra; Porter's Rhetorical Rea-
der>; Em,rsou's GEOGRAPHY and History; Olney's
do; ParhS's do; Smiths GrammeT Kmkham's do:
kay's Read,r,; Cot 5 do Gibbs Arithmeck;
Pixies do; Em, rson's do; Cohb's Spelling Books;
Towns do; Cohh's Table Books; Evangelical Fa-
my LIB ar,; Cottage Bible; Family do Collarer-
al do; Small Bllcs and Testaments; ParkeI's Elk.
erci,es on Composition; Fruit of the Spirit; Bakers
; int's Resi-; American Revolution; Mauvatt's No
v,ls; Mrs Phelps on Chemistry; Had; Ca,cchism
Of American Laws; Letters on Natural Magic; Che.
misty for Begiuuer,; English Exercises adapted to
Muua,'s Grimmcr; Sequel 10 ComIey's Spelling
Buuk; American Glass Book; Dahuls Schonlmas-
tcr's Assistant; 4 great variety of Blank Books Sc
August -, lSil.
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ATTENTION.
J. SID EH JON ES

ID EQl ESTS thu attention of his country friends
IL who in want, to his large stock Of
Carpotlngs, Oh Cloths, Maltings, Rugs, Bindings,
Stair Rods, &c, &c. that he has just opened, at
hi, Warehouses, No. Is North I'd street and No.
Church Alley, next door To Christ Church, Phila-
deph,a. July 81, lSil.-ly.
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Rose Ointment. for TcttCr.

7 "NVUT Ut 7 ~ TT T I'-E'- T.
PuILAplLrHtA, May 2Uh, 1892
THIS j. 10 certify that was severely all ciel
L With letter in the hands and f,ct for upwards
of forty wears; the disease was attended generally
with yocut itching and swelling. | opplltd 10 a
humber Of rh, sic,nus. and used great many appli
caGors withrut .ilrcting cure. About y ar
since. appl cd Il t Rose Ointment, which enlIrey
.torpcd hc itching, aud few applications rnmedi.
aislv cuud The disease. which there has been no
return Of nlrhouch | had never been rid Of 1t at
any time for flty ycars. RICHARD SAVAGE.
Eleventh helnw Swucc street.
a. The Rose Ointment Is prepared 10y L. b..
Nau, han. : iuih East corner Of 'rhifd and Race
Streets, rfilade'lhia aud sold on agency in Sunhu
~ by ii. Is. MASSER,
Nav l4,h. 1912. Age-k
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TIE best method for tie Abolition of Disease
IS TO cleanse and purify The Body.
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WEAVER'S HOTEL,
~, sNUftHuf3ofTfNHu
PeIlIsSylyaslIa,

!Sunbury, Northumberland County,
Pennsylvania.
vlNHE subscriber, respectfully informs the public
L that he has removed to that large and commo-
dious Tavern Stand, at the corner Of Marke, and
Fawn streets, (sign of the Buck formerly occu-
pied by Jonas Weaver, and lately by D,niel Glib
son, where he is now prepared to accommodate all
who NAV favor him with call BY strict aten-
tion to business, and his u,mos, cpdcavor to render
satisfaction to all he hopes to receive liberal share
oipuhlic patronage. CHARLES WEAVER.
Sunhu,y, March i2ih, 1912.
COIuicrGcitcTs' Hcath Blow.
Il 'he pa lie will please observe that no Brandeth
l. Pills are genuine, unless the lox has three Ia
bels upon it, (the top, the SIDE aud the boitom)
cath containing a fac. similc signature of my hand.
writing, Ihus-B. Bn,NpuEru, VI. D.--rhese la d.
bel engraved steel, beautifully designed
and done at expense of over 81 2OO0.--Th,rein,c
il will be- seen that the only thing necessary TO pro-
cure The medicine III its purity, is to observe these
Labels.
Rcurr,hcr the TOP, the side, and the bottom
The following respective persons are duly auhur
zcd and hold
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY,
For the sale OF BrGndrehS legei0Gic UnirerSal
FHs.
Northumberland county: Milton-Mackey q
Chamhcrln. Sunhury-H b. Masscr. M'E~cns-
vIc-lteLnd N MexcIl. Nonhum' erland-W w M.
Forsyth. GcoIgetown-F. Mdngrr d Co.
Union County: New Berln-John Hoffman.
SellnsrroVe-Eycr and Schuute. Midieburg-
Isaac smith. Bcavcrlown--J. & 7. Bingamsn.
Adamshurg--ll. & A. Smith. Williamsburg
Swopc X Laird Hartlcton- Daniel Long Free
burG-G. & +. G.. Meyer. CentrcviI,e-Staley
& l.euhart. Icwisburg-WalIs * Green.
Columbia county: Dan,iiIc-E. b. Reynolds
X Go. B,rwlck-Shuman Il Rtenhouse. Cat
.L,,r,,
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ED ESPECTfULIY inform their friends and
IA the Merchants generally, 'fnt they have ia
Ken those large and conmodious Wharv's, With two
Docks, north of thcSnut street, on the ,rlaw tc,
together " lth the store No ~ South Nh,rvcs,
where hev would be pleased 10 receive consrn-
ments nf Gram, Flour, Sccd, "hi,kcy, Iron. &c.
&c. Being also well prepared To forward all kinds
ot MERCHANDISE hv the Schuykill and Union, or by
the Chesapeake aud Tide Mater Canals, tow
boats are kept expressly ioI the Parrcse u lowing
boats lN ci,hcr pu'c.
Merchants viii plc~sc be particular 10 send their
goods destined hy crhcr canals, u No - South
NhltVcs between Nnrkr, and thcsnut streets, On
the Delaware, with directions accompanying them
wl,rh route they wish them to I've shipped.
q Plaster aud salt ior sale at ihr lowest mar
ktt nice BOLTON y CO.
Mach 10. lSl2. Ne ~ South NhnTvcs.
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MEDICAL ArPRcDATIolJ

OrtLc ROSE OINTMENT, for Tetier.
A LrHOUGH the superiority oi the preparation
- over all others is fully established III" prnIrc-
tors take pleasure in laying before the public the
following certificate from respectable physician,
a graduate Of the University OF PENNSYLVANIA. DIR.
Baugh. having found IN This remedy that tclici fr
a tedious and dingreeahlr affection which the means
within the range of lis profession failed to afford
has not hceiratcd to give his approha,i"n hough
the pfeiudices and Interests Of that profession
pIosed to secret Remedies.
PmLAnILPHIA Sept. 10, 1896.
I was recently troubled with tedious hefpetic
erupriun which Covered nearly one ste Of NV f,ce,
and extended over the ear. Mr. Vaughan, pTopTir-
toI of the Rose Ointment, observing my face, ,u>l>
ted on my uy'up his preparation, OF which he han
del me a jar. Although III common with he mem
hers OF my profession, dIscountrnsnce and disap.
prove ot The numerous uosrrums Palmcd upon the
prilic hy ienoraut pr,enlcTs feel ~ justice hound
10 except the Rose Ointment from lha class OF me-
d,clnes. aud To give NV appreciation, as it entire
~ cured The eruption, although It hid resisted the
u,u | applications. DANh BAl'Gl, NJ. ID.
a. The Rose Ointment is prepared 10y l. t.
Vaughan, south Eas; corner of Thib ard Race
Srecrs, rnj'adeihi, and sold on age ncv in sun
bury, ly II. b. MA~SER.
Nav iith. 1912. Agtpt.
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WR1GEHT'S
INDIAN VEG ETABLE PILLS

North .P0,s!icUi college Of Health,
Are now acknowledged 10 bc The best Medicine II
the World for the cure of
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a. On oil hanks marked thus (.) there are Ell
the countrisit altered notes Of the various de-
nOmins aons, IN circulation.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-20
TIE VEST POINT .qC.zDE.n y:

THE VEST POINT .aC.aDE.n i:
7USHH subscriber having spent much time, since
h his residence in this Territory, in looking out
for eligible local position, for male and female
academy, has finally selected West Point in Lee
county, under settled conviction that it is all things
considered, the most desirable.
The location itself is one of natures oveest spots.
Tosay the least of it, in regard to health it is as
healthy any other point in the Territory. 1t has
contiguous water-courses other local causes to
generate disease. Being within ten miles of Madi-
Oh the Mississippi, from all parts of Territory,
easy h had m 1t by III"
ers which ply that stream Students can reach 1t at
comparatively little expense.
The inhabitants of West Point, and its immediate
vicinity, are moral and intelligent. 1t Is believed
from information received that parents and guardians
can board their children and wards, cheaper there
than they can at home, upon the suppositon, that
they reside in any of the river towns.
The subscriber having had much experience in
the plasng task of impsrting instruction to children
and youth in the various departments Of literary
and scientific education, fatters himself that i'll rela-
ton to the progress of his pupils, all reasonable ex-
pectations will be realized.
The scholastick year will be divided into sessions
as follows:
The summer session will begin on the first Mon
day in June and end on the last Friday in Sept.
The winter session will begin on the first Monday
in November and continue till christmas when there
will be recess of two weeks after which the duties
of the institution will be resumed and continued, till
the last Friday in April.
On the week preceding the close Of each session q
public examination of the pupils will be held, and pa
rents and guardians will be expected to attend.
No student will be taken for a shorter term than a
session, unless he comes in after the session shall
have begun.
No allowance will be made for lost time after pu-
pill shall have entered, except in cases of sickness
TERMS.
For the Latin, Greek, and French languages, and
the Mathematics, $40, for the summer session oil
four months and for the winter session Sl3 for the
same studies. For Arithmetic, English Grammar,
Geography, History, Composition, &c. SIS, for tho
summer session, and $3.50 for the winter session.
A primary class will be connected with the nsti-
tuition, adapted to those whose parents will expect to
give their children all their education there The tu-
ition fees of students from distance will be expect
ed in advance.
The following names of gentlemen with whom the
subscriber has the pleasure of being acquainted
given by way Of reference.
Judge Williams, of Bloomington.
Judge Irwin, Of Wisconsin.
e 5 S:;'; % f $:T +! H'sl'a, s4.g,,.
Gen. J. D. Learned.
Bishop NJ Hammer, of Iova Citv.
Bishop L. G. Bell, of Fairfield
Bishop S. Wilson, Of Monmouth, Ills.
JOHN MARK FULTON.
May 6, ls42.-27.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-20
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United States for the
I'd Judicial District Of the Territory OF Io,o0.
In the matter of the petitions of MOSES PERRIN
and DAVID r WAKEFIELD, to be declared
bankrupts, and to be discharged from their debts
q HlHE creditors of Moses Perrin and David War
field and all other persons interested, will take
notice that on the It'll instant the said Court IN the
county Of Muscatine and Territory aforesaid, deca
red the said Perrin and Wareld to be bankrupts IN
is matter Of their applications for the benefit OF the
law in such cases made and provided, and ordered
that their petitions should stend continued for final
hearing on the sth August next at the Court House
in the town of Bloomington, county and Territory
aforesaid and that the was referred to Charles
Mattoon Commissioner Of Bankruptcy in said coun-
ty, before whom, the 18th day Of July, lS42, at
his Office in the town OF Bloomington at the county
and Territory aforesaid, you may appearand have the
petitioner examined under oath-provc your claims
-or show couse at the second hearing in Court, at
the time first aforesaid, why the prayer Of the petit
toner shall not be granted. The Assignee appoint
ed in this case is William E. Woodward OF the
county aforesaid. - ~
LOWE & DESHLER Solicitors
March II le42-20-l0w
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NOTICE IN CHANCERY.
Thomas NJ. IsErr, }

Muscatine, D. c.
JEREMIAH YOUNG and Others
HI appearing by return of process, that jeremiah
a Young, one of the dctendadants in this suit
not be found to be served Herewith -notice is there
FORE hereby given, Of the tendency of petition in
said Court as above stated, which petition states that
amongst o,he things, that on the 10th March, lS40
L. M. Isett the complainant, sold to jeremiah Young
one of the defendants E. half lot No. 2in block 10 in
Bloomington in said Co., and took from said defend
ant therefor his two several notes one for $780, pay
able lst June, lS40 and for Sl75, due first April
ls4l, and gave said Young title bond for the lot,
banding to make deed on payment Of said notes,
and conditioned to be void or non payment-that
said notes have long since been due and unpaid
that interest has accumulated thereon, and that the
whole amount now due is about S434. That said
Young has assigned said bond-sold the lot and re-
moved beyond the jurisdiction of the Court of this
Territorv-that both he and his assigns refuse to
make ment restore the lot The bill prays that
the contract may be cancelled that the lot be sold
to pay the amount due on the notes.
The said defendant Young, is hereby notified to
appear to said suit at the next term OF the District
Court of iowa Territory, for the County of Musca-
tine. to be holden at the Court House in Blooming
ton. on the third Monday in June next or in default
thereof the matters and things in said petition set
forth will be taken as confessed.
THOMAS M. ISETT.
STEPHEN WH1cHER, SOL for Petitioner.
April 49, 1S42-24-6w.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-20
New Grocery Store.

MONEY SAVED AND HARD TIMES AcCoMMODArED.
A small profit cadready pay is the life of business.
IT INTEND to keep constant supply Of FAMILY
II GROCERIES on hand and will sell them at
fraction above st. Louis prices. CALL at No. I,
Second Street, and you can buy more with the same
amount of money than you have done, heretofore at
any House in the Far West. My present stock con,
sists in part of the following articles, to-,Uit.
Teas, Coffee, N. o. and Loaf Sugar. Pepper, Spice,
Ginger, Alum, Birthstone, Saleratus, Logwood, COP.
peras, Nader, DC. Also: Western Reserve Cheese,
Crackers, Raisins, Almonds, dried Herring, green
dried Apples. Soap, Candles, Tobacco Of various
qualities, Flour, Meal, &c. Together with gene
raj assortment of Liquors and Wines, at very redu-
ced prices; choice article of Port and Madeira
Wines expressly for sickness.
Also: A small lot of brown and bleached Sheetings
and Shirtings, Cacoes Of various patterns, Boots,
Shoes, &c. All kinds of PRODUCE received in
payment.
Wanted, 1000 dry Hides and 1000 bushels Of
Wheat. A.G. CLARK.
Bloomington, Apiil 1e4s-22n No. l, Sec. s.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-20

In the District Court fthe United States, for me
I'd Judicial District Of the Territory OF lo'o0.
In the matter of the Petition of JAMES M. VEL
LER. to be declared Bankrupt and to be DIS
charged from his debts.
NJOTYCE is hereby given, that on the lth inst
IL the said court, in the county OF Muscatlne and
Territory aforesaid, declared the said Weller to be
Bankrupt in the matter of his application tor the
benefit of the law in such cases made and provided
and ordered that his petition should stand continued
for final hearing, on the 9Th of August next, at the
Court House in the county and Territory aforesaid
and that the case was referred to Charles NATION
Commissioner Of Bankruptcy in SAID county, before
whom, on the 25th day Of July, 1912, at MS OF
fee in the town Of Bloomington, at the county aho
Territory Aforesaid, you may appear anu nave s
ror show cause at the second hearing in Court, at
the time first aforesaid, why the prayer OF the pes.-
TONER shall not be granted. The Assignee appoint
~ - this case is A. Dunsmore Of the county aforc-
said. - .roppou f.,.rl
Attes. ;. " " ~ O
I.owr r. DEsHLER, Solicitors.
March 10 l642-2O-IUW
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IOWA HOUSE,

See0ns-bO0t Landing, Bloomington, IOsc0.
AHE undersigned having leased this long estab-
- lishcd and well known TAVERN STAND
Tor term Of years, and added to it such an addition
g will enable him to accommodate travellers and
visitors in manner more acceptable than its former
dimensions would permit returns his thanks for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon his house,
and solicits continuance of the same. Having la
ken the stand for number Of years, placing his re-
ance for patronage upon his merits he is determined
70 continue ~ heretofore to strive to merit liberal
share Of patronage by the use Of every effort to rem
der the stay Of his guests pleasant and agreeable
His TABLE shall at all times be supplied with the
best the market affords, served up III style not
be surpassed in any country. The BAR will be kept
supplied with the choicest Wines and LIQUORS. and
the bar having always been quiet and free from
noise those wishing to be retired need not entertain
any fears Of the least disturbance. Porters always
in attendance to transport baggage from and to the
House free of expense.
The STABLE, heretofore under his control, has
been leased to couple ofyoung gentlemen of expo
rience in the business and who are prepared with
Horses and Carriages for the use and transporon of
passengers to any part of the Territory, gentlemen
OF families wishing to visit any part of the Territory
In any kind of conveyance can be accommodated by
application at the Iowa House, where their wants
can be Immediately attended to.
VIM. FRYE.
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