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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-26
FRENCH MTT.TJNERY

RLINOI1 Nl LIN Il n
MRS. ". FURLONG, t63 Broadway and I26H Bowery,
w will oIen Paris Fall Millinery rich Flowers, Feathers
Caps Head Dresses, &c Tuesday, 9Th inst s25 3@m
NEW GOODSThe undersigned TO large
~ Of Goods for a and winter wear, including
styles for pantal IONS.
Rich silk satin, aud vestings. which will be made up
to order at usual moderate charges, for ready moaey.
Ready made surtonts closks, &c constantly on hand.
s25 lmsm 22s Broadway, American Hotel.
EsPY's PATENT CONICAL VENTlLATOR
THIS cheap, simple ami efficient adapted 70 all
J. purposes Of Ventilation SHIPS Steamboats,, Churches,
Hospitals Prisons, Mines Vaults, Nc Ne b. its appca
ton be kept from ell foul air and unwhoesome euvia
is also enectua cure for Smoky Chimne. . r..
The subscriber having purchased the night fer the City asd
County New York. is prepared TO supply the public with
Cones demand.
Metal Roofing Of all descriptions furnished in part Of the
Croton Water PIPES and Plumbers' Work in general Also,
Galvanized Iron aud Tin Ware Wholesale Stove pipes,
bath tubs, coal hod sc at prices greatly reduced;
r. SUMNER,
s25 3msm 100 Water street.
M ARTELLE 4 HOLDERMANN 81 Maiden Lane-f1ave
Just received by the late Hsve packets large assortment
OF Feathers Flowers gold and silver Frnges large
Of manufactured hair work such Wigs Toupees
anus Surs Tides, Braids Pufs, Thule Ribbon, Ne
crown rieces, seams &c &c. SIS lwsm
MONEY TO LOAN-In large or small snms-rhe adver
se to make temporary advances upon
o. a,e so'e personal property such goods
Apply at No. 80 John street. corner Nassau Office No
second moor, rom ~ III q s25 iw%r
DACKET SHIP GARRICK from Live pool--J- d;schs1e.
ing under general order, Orleans wharf foot o Wall A.
Consgnees by thsshp Will please 20 receipt OF their
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-26
PARIS BOOTS AND LASTS MADE TO opDFR
By II. SUSER, 564 Pearl .Sfrfef.

- y. sUsEK, Bootrnsker, aud maker OF Lasts am
9 Five" OF Cisrce Of Paris, begs leave 10 inform hi
Trends and all the amateu.s of gentlemany chaussue
he make, IN New York with the best French
materials all that rfecy made Pans BY his master
the celebrated boomaker Clerce whoss
this side of the Atlantic. respectfully invited
susERs boots aud lasts before they despair q chau
Also, the genuine Paris Jet Black Vmnish sold t2jlmsm
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NEWS! NEWS !-ENGLIsH NEWsPAPERS-
~ Bells Life in London"
Punchn-'' squibn-" Satiist," &c.
Full files receyedby Steamer and for sale at TIE
News Office, No. Ann street, New York.
Persons residing in Canada will find this desirable place TO
send their orders for published the Continent
Letter Bag kept here for the Liverpool Steamers and
special messenger despatched TO Boston. -,
The Atisi" monthly Ladies' Book, 50 year, shii-
The Wing Monthly Review inow press) s. 90 per
single numbers Agents supplied reasonable rates
LOT all 0' '' 'o''s''Hs T. B. FUTILE, Agent.
all I'm eodsr No. 4 Ann street. N. ".
DIANO FORTES TO HIRE.-G. GODONE, io31l
Broadway, bet Walker and Lispenard streets Keeps
large Of Piano Fortcs to nre from three to esh
Aia Foreign Music Of the latest Open. OF Italy.
Sig Blgots method Of Singing. Solieggi's for one an
M Romsn Strings for Hsrps, Vioins, Guitars, &c.
All kinds Of Musical Instruments repaired SD cod lmNr
a- n REWARD-The House No. 7 Pearl street was en-
OU tered during the night Of the 22d inst and robbed OF the
following Silver
dozen large Forks, marked \
q large S1 ' Table Spoons. % MIR
Dessert sS Spoons ss 90
/ large soup Ladle DO M T
susar Torgs, do
The above re ward will be paid for the detection OF the
thieves the recovery of the ppgn 70
s2i 3t~ec D a. NlooLL, " > Iont VI
RANK Of England Notes. sovereisns, md English Silver
I'D for sale; Treasury Notes bought and sold at
sA and 100 Broadway
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ELECTRIC EEL.

LLEC i hlC EEL.
THE Public respe ctfuy informed that this wonderful aud
iosty is exhibited the Seventh Ward Hall
100 Cherry 1t Is acknowledged to be Of the greatest
eating at will and in any direction violent electric shoe
GENTLY eul knock down and horses when ated
reorted in defending itself against its
Admiration l21 cents. s26 1w issr
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
MONS BEKEART, Professor Of the French Language,
w land for years acher of the French Glasses
Mercantile Library Association, Clinton Hall begs inform
his friends and members of the
that he now forming his evening classes for study Of the
above language his residence, No. IS Duane Those
wishing JOIN the above requisite make dae ap
plcation No. IS Duane Terms moderate s25 3t*m
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PACKET! SHIP SHERIDAN FOR LIVERPOOL
Passengers by this ship will please be board the
boat Hercules, at Whitehall Monday morning 26th inas
at u o'clock, at which tine the ship win sail.
Letter Bags will close the usual places liz o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-26
Park THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
MR. GEORGE VANDENHOkk'S Fifth Appearance in
,.,,- America
THIS EVENING, September Goth will be perCor,ned ,,.
49, new Tragedy Of ~
THE ROSE OF ARRAGON
Aiasco, q Vandcnhof Olivia, Miss HiId,etb
To conclude with the farce Of
THE CRITIC.
First Tier IS cents; I'd Tier cents Pit 37 cents Gallery
l2l cents.
Doors oren at O'Clock and the performances will COM
a half.past 7.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09
1hursdnH August 4.

A message was received from the President Of the
u S, informing the Senate that he had signed the bill
prov idng for occupation of the unsettled parts oil
East Florida.
imports, and to change and modify existing laws i'm
posing duties imports, and for other purposes, was
resumed
MIR. ALLEN moved 10 insert "salt in the list OF
free articles and on the question being taken, II was
decided in the negative-yeas 10, nays 10 :.
Mr. ALLEN then moved 10 reduce The duty on salt
TO two cents per bushel of fy-six pounds, instead OF
eight cents as designed by the bill; but the motion did
not prevail-yras II, nays 20.
MI WALKER proposed 10 strike out, in the same
item, the limit Of "iifiy-ss pounds" to The bnshel'
The question was decided in the negative-yeas ia
nays 81
MIR. BENTON moved to insert " rock salt among
the free articles but the motion did not prevail-yea:
l3, nays 81.
MIR ALLEN submitted an amendment, viz:
Strike out the following item from the ninth section
viz:
"PhiIosophical apparatus, instruments, books maps
and charts statues tauary, buss, and casts of marble
bronze alabsster, plaster of Paris, paintings draw
inqs engravngs etchings, SPECIMENS OF sculpture Gu
bnets Of coins ME dals, gems and all other collections
of antiouites provided the same be specially import
cd in rood faith for the OF any society Incorporated oil
established for philosophical literary purposes or fol
the of the fine arts for the use and by
the order of any college academy, school or seminary
oil learning, VI Tue Y D
The question taken and decided in the negative
yeas A. nays %.
Mr. BENTON after few PREDATORY remarks, Offered
an amendment requiring bank notes 10 pay stamp du
~ and laying tax on their circulation.
The question taken and decided in the negative
yeas Z, nays q.
| Mr. WALKER offered an amendment, viz tina
from and after the passage Of this act there shall be col
leced BY the marshals of the several districts, unde
such regulations shall be prescribed by the Secrea
~ of the Treasury, annual tax of twenty per cent
ad vaorem on all gold and silver above the value
fifty dollars; and in all cases where the marshal ma
not be able 10 collect such duty without aid ne ma
employ the services OF coroners, shers ETC.; and TO
such collections they shall be allowed compensate
Of one per cent. on all taxes thus collected.
The question was taken after debate, and decided II
! the negative-yeas :, nays 30, as follows:
Ieos-Messrs. Allen, Fulton Linn, Smith of Conn., Tappar
Walker Wight
Weaknesses Archer Barrow Eates Bayard, Choate Clay
ton Conrad, Crafts, Ctenden Dayton, Evans Graham Hun
nron Kerr Mangum, Mcrck, Miller Morehead Phelps, Pc
ter Preston Rives Sewer, Simmons Smith of Ind, spagu
The bill was reported the Senate and ordered to
| third reading, when
Mr.. EVANS expressed the hope that it would no.
be read third time.
MIR. CALHOUN desired TO be heard upon its pas
age and on his motion, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
| Mr. CUSHING, on leave, introduced bill requiEn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09
August


vTNnE use Of Mineral Waters having beeo" ina. e,en
only to the sick, but to the healthy a>' ha.
relation 10 their properties and remedio'e yrh
matter OF much moment TO the public o. laIse
therefore enabling an enlightened public place
the kindness OF Professor Gardner, OF hiouin. anal
obtained as the result Of his labors NC an .i1
sulphur and ChaIybente Water Inc i1N'
his letter To me, containing the analyts'
.sThe result Of my labor is as follows: IIydrorer
sSuIphar Spriae.-Gases: sulphlreueaos ta eousi,
Acid suIphurate OF Lime, - OF Makh, aid. PeroIee
"ChclySsate Spriny.-Gases: Caroon'e ''''''
Carbonate Of Lime. ,,.h,s Sulphur W ~
second mo less valuable Cbalybeaie. ,he propefie'
great As desirable They posses. a., ar, re-" celebrated
simple sulphur and ferIurinous waIe, win and eon
hsais i, tbe pure.t thai have ever mel 40
ro@S. Of Iron. held In suspension oy .sainey sn,l
n,aoun, af Carbonate Of Lime being s turned 10 w
nanui for The benefit Of the community on
,v without offering you my w. The
'tnee Of Tue aYoar humble 'er.i D P caRDSSlr1s
| "p,of. Chemistry in Hampton u E''
Blaekw.lnut, Halifax CO., Va aug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09
fnrrrffag

(OFFICfAL AVN
APPOINTMENT BY THE PREslne..tl,,;s .:
BIZ and ,cith the ddeice and consent q S S,,,,. I
VIM. Kinney TO be Attorney OF the u 80 II i
Western District OF Virginia, IN Inc pa
SINGLETON. whose commission has e1P'ieo.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09

mr. RELIGIoUs Notwithstanding may ,- Nh 30!
a, lSs Alsi r@eeniy erected CAPT
groves, in Hanover county. The SUBSCRIBE, with
and hopes to have one or ministerial IN RI
W." =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-09

Eayy-Messrs. Allen, Baghy, Beaton, Buchanan. Cat
Cuhbef,, Fulton, Graham, King Linn, McRoLer, Nsnot
Rives Sewer Smith Of CT, Sturgeon, Tappan Waks t.
Williams, Woodbury., Wright, Yonng-23 "hc
So the 6H acas passed, and
The Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
An act for the relief Of R. Higgins aid an ar, >,
vide Kentucky into Two judicial districts we,e y.
twice and referred TO the Committee Of the WI
Mr. COOPER, Of Penn continued his rem,,t
reply 10 MIR Gushing and in vndica,ion Of the - -
Of The Committee Of Indian Affairs. p"
When he concluded, the question came IN on +, g.,
stute for the resolutions offered by the CT m,,,,,
This substitute merely pronounces the reasons ASST;
by the Secretary for sending the papers required Is
unsatisfactory.
Mr. ADAMS addressed the House, arguing n,
under present circumstances, il is expedien, 10 81
The substitute, though be contended the House t,t
right 10 demand the papers.
The morning hour having expired, the House =.
motion of Mr. COWEN, resolved itself into Con
tee of the Whole, and took up the private ca!enc,
Mr.. Bonrdman, of Conn, in the Chair.
A variety Of bills were acted on.
The printed calendar having been gone through "
ARMENTER moved that the Cormittee should -.
but withdrew his motion, and the manuscript ca.pt.
was gone through The Committee then -ose, and n.
Chairman reported the general results of its Doee,s
ings.
TIE various bills reported by the Committee 49,
ordered TO be engrossed or were passed, end th,- =
which objection was made in The Committee were p,,,
ed over.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-12
iowa HOUSE.

Sscaa'-b0as landing, BtOon,inytoss. IOara.
klHE undersigned having leased this long estab-
~ lished and well known TAVERN STAND
Tor term of years, and added to it such addition
as VIII 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 solics a continuance of the same Having ta-
Ken the stand for number of years placing his eli
ance for patronage upon merits he is determined
to continue, as heretofore, to strive to merit liberal
share Of patronage by the 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 i'll style not to
be surpassed in any country. The 3 AR will be kept
supplied with the choicest Wines and Liquors, and
the bar room having always been quiet and free from
noise those wishing to be retired need not entertain
any fears of the least disturbance. Porlers 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 and transportion Of
passengers to any part of the Territory, gentlemen
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.
Bloomington April 1si lS42.vi-3atf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-12

"THE Use OF SELF DEpENDENcE.'-Ag gen.
tleman lately enclosed three years. subscrip-
ton IN advance to the Berkshire County Wing,
accompanied by the following remarkable
worms. which being applicable TO the majority
OF every rising generation. may be added as
active capital to the stock Of public good.-N.
Y. Post.
:. Few, / think, know better than myself,
how hard it is to climb but ! am thankful
was early put to that learning; and, that. with
literal truth almost can even now say, have
no education but experience, no pa,rimony but
hands, no patron but God. An orphan at the
age OF ten and half years, earning ny daily
hard toll his daily bred, knows something not
to be found in books-aad this sticks by as,
and think has been of use TO me-
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-12

United States District Court for the c0unty Of &c
das- and Territory Of Iorcu.
In the matter gof the petition Of WIN. WHITE,
CHARLES WHTITLESEY, AMI Angus
TINE L. ai'CRE.A, to be declared Bankrnrts.
THE creditors OF WILLIAM WHITE, CHAS.
WHITTLESEy, & AUGUSTINE l.. MCRt.A
and other persons interested, WI; take notice that
on the 18th day of april nit The Court aforesaid IL
the county and Territory aforesaid, ordered decree
of Bankruptcy, to be entered in favor OF the said
William White, Charles Whitt!esey and Augustine
L. MCrea, and that their several applications Tor
the benefit of the Bankrupt law should stand con-
tinued for the second hearing to the first day OF the
next regular October term, to be holden on the TIN
day of October next, at the Court House IN sa.d
county and that their referred to John +.
Cook. Commissioner of Bankruptcy in said county.
before whom on the 18th day Of October at his Office
in the town of Upton, in the county and Territory
aforesaid, you may appear and have the petitioners
examined under oath, prove your claims or snow
cause at the second hearing in cout at the time rsl
aforesaid, why the prayers of the petitioners shall not
he granted. S. A. Bissel being appointed Assignee
in the above cases.
Attest, JOHN r. CooiA' oie'A'
July s, ls4:-36-3w.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-12
NOTICE

IT'S hereby given, that transcript from the Estray
q book of Rober, Stuart Esq. was tiled in my oihce
on the 9Th day Of Jnnc, A. d. ls4s, from whlcn II
appears that John Fl. Matthews OF Musca''ne cuun
ty, on the 18th day Of june inst brought pe.oe
an Iron Grey Horse and a' said D horse on his
;scs aud th, the marks or brands have not been al
tered by him or any other person or persons 70 MS
s,ouledoe-and on the 18th ult. Jonah Hatton ana
Henry II. Meredith were appointed to app1aise the
above described horse, and after being duly sworn
made the following return We find the estray ia
ken up by John H. Matthews, to be an IRON grey SIX.
teen hands high. about four years DID, with saddle
marks on either side of his back APPRAISED at poo'
' L. c. DAY, Clerk.
~ the Board of Commissioners OF M. 20.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-12

In the United States District Court for the co.ssty
Of Mascatins, and Territory ef Iosea.
In the matter OF the potion Of JANE A. GRAY, ~
be declared Bankrupt and to be discharged her
debts. &c.
THE creditors Of Jane A. Gray, and others inter.
ested will take notice, that the 9th inst the court
aforesaid in the county and Territory aforesaid, OF
dered decree of Bankruptcy to be entered in favor
the said Jane A. Gray, and that her application
for the benefit of the Bankrupt law should stand con.
tinued for the second hearing to the first day Of Sep
TENDER next at the Court House in said county, ard
that the case was referred Charles Mat1oon COM
missioner of Bankruptcy in said county bfore whom
on the 25th day of August, A. D. 1912, at his office
in the town of Bloomington, the county and Ter
rtory aforesaid you may appear and have the peti-
toner examined under oath-prove your caims--o OR
show cause at the second hearing in court, at the
time FIRST aforesaid, why the prayer Of the petitioner
shall not be granted. The Assignee appointed in
this case is Daniel E. Ball of the county aforesaid
Attest, ]. G. MORROW, Clerk.
June 10, l842-32-l0w.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-12

In the United States District Court, fer the county
Of Muscatine, and Territory Of Icsca.
In the matter of the potion of SAMUEL c. COM.
STOCK, and TIMOTHY 7. CLARK, to be de-
clared bankrupts, &c.
THE creditors of Samuel c. Comstock and Tim
ohy I. Clark and other persons interested will take
notice that on the 9th day Of June the Court afcre-
said ordered decree Of bankruptcy, to be enteredn
favor of said Samuel Z. Comstock and Timothy /.
Clark, and that theft applications Tor the benefit Of
the ba.krup, Jaw should stand continued for the sec
ond hearing to the LIST day Of the November terra ct
the District Court, A. D. 1912, at the Court House
said county, that the referred to Charles
Nation Esq Commissioner of bankruptcy in said
county, before whom the lst day of October next.
at his office in the town Of Bloomington, in the
county and Territory aforesaid you may appear and
have the petitioners examined under oath--prose
your claims or show cause at the second hearing II
Court at the time first aforesaid, why The prayer q
the petitioners shall not be granted. The Assises
appointed in the of Samuel &. Conlstock Is Ar
rthur Washburn Of the county aforesaid. The Az
sgnee in the case Of Timothy T. Clark is William
Hughes of the county aforesaid.
J.G. MORROW, Clerk.
HASTINGS & RlcHMAN, Attorneys.
June "a, lS42-34-1Ow.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-12
TERRITORY OF IOWA, ,
LOUISA COUNTY,


District Court-J1ne Term, A. d. lsz2.
Enn TaoRsToS and ALEX. Ross
Admr's and CArHARIsE THoRN-
TOW. Administrative, on the Estate Assumpsit ana
Of LEVI THoRNroy, Deceased. Attachment
VS.
WILLIAM ]. WILSON,
MTOTICE is hereby given, to the SAID " lna'n =
ia Wilson that on the 18th day OF Deceinpsf'
A D. ls4l writ of attachment issued out Of ~. nc
nf;ce If the Clerk of the District Court, IN ana 'of
me county Of Louisa, and Territory Of Iowa. N iavs
of said plaintiffs, and against the lands tenemep's:
Goods chatcls rights credits, moneys and effects OF
t s sa;d William j. Wilson, for the sum OF two nun
,ra5 dollars exclusive Of interest and coss--wnich
said writ was returned to the term OF June is4@ lev
;el upon the following property, to-wt; = ne eas'
half Of the south west quarter Of section no. TWO ~
in township no. seventy-fve (75) north, range no
three (3l west. Now unless the said William :.
Wilson, shall appear and plead on or before .e a,s s
dav at the next term Of said court to ne begun anc
holden in said county, the third Monday next ~,
.sr the fourth Monday Of October next judgment WI.
h. entered against him and the property al.acneo'
nj, he sold to satisfy the with cost OF suit
wiz - z, C. INGHRAM, Clerk, D. =, +
EnwAnp H. THoxAs, Plf'sAtty.
WancIlo. June %, 1873 Nv.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-12

TERRITORY OF IOWA, Sc
LOUISA CoUNTr,. )
I'll Ir,,,e Ierun. A. ID. lS42.

LOUISA OOUNII,.
District Court-June Term, A. u. ls42.
: vs.. Assurnpss and Attachment
VIM. j. WILSON, }
HIOTICE is hereby given, to the said William ;.
~ Wilson, that OH the goth day of December, a.
\ 1s4l. writ of attachment was issued out OF the
Office of the Clerk Of the District Court in and tor
said county of Louisa, and Territory Of Iowa, in ia
vor Of said plaintiff and against the lands tenements
goods chaes rights credits, moneys and effects Of
Tho said William j. Wilson, for the sum OF one nun
red and forty dollars, and thirty-seven cents-wnicn
so;1 writ was returned to the term OF June, =. y.
1912. levied upon the following property, lo-w,s
tho e,st half Of the south west quarter OF secuun
~ two l21 in township no. seventy-nve nol'll'
-a,,ns M three west Now unless the SAID imam
NV Wilson shall appear and plead on or before NE
aav II the next term Of said court 70 DC oesun
nls' boaen in said county, the third Monday mex.
anu anu .he fourth Monday October next Judgment
a':u1 entered against him and the property SO at
tacheu' VIZ q. G. INGHRAM, Clerk, D. e.
W. G. WOODWARD. Pill atty.
Wanco, June %, le42-3e-4w.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-12
TOBACCO AND SECAR

THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
i citizens of Bloomington, of Muscatine and adj
joining counties, that they have leased the base
ment of the Iowa House, where they intend 10
ufacture and keep a. all times general assortment
of Tobacco and Segars, where citizens and country
dealers can be at all times accommodated with supe-
rior qualities of these articles at reduced prices Let
those who doubt give call, and we will warrant
that entire satisfaction WILDE given. both quail
ty and prices. SELLER & HAMILTON.
BioomiDgton july Is, 1912.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-12
JOHN B. DOUGHERTY,
.epDyuEC.gRY. s. DRUGGIST;
SUCCESSOR TO w. HoLLISGswoRTH,

SUCCESSOR To w. HoLLINGsWoRTH,
e S now opening complete assortment OF FRESH
q and GENUINE hugs and Medicines, also Paints,
Oils, Dye stufIs, Window glass, Glass ware, fobac-
co and Cigars; also school books, writing paper,
wrapping paper, states, &c. Respectfully invites
the attention of physicians and country merchants,
and the public generally. In order to keep up my
stock it will be necessary to "go on the cash system,
by this course will be enabled to furnish articles in
my lne lower than they offered in this market.
J. b. DOUGHERTY.
Bloomington July 22-3S tt