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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-04
re- ar. pOWFLL s. CO.'S Line

tt5 ----F% For NFWBIEGH, aslinC at CslD-
rrLIN. WEST POINT, ard COLD SPRiNG-The
....rI.ff Hgut0icr Cap,. Robert Wsrdrop, wii leave
., Warren i every Monday thursday, and saturday,
ar NJ Retrrn-ug. = 81 leave Newbrrgh every Monday
e. 4. ~. 1r- IIess.ay and Friday ~ : Z. VI
F0- re rtt or g-'a-e apps % The Caian on e9ar1.
Brrc-. aud irerIi a descriptions, BANK bill. or ip'-
rr ~ r-',r tr tht r.h Ci e ovrfrs thereof, unless
"a |.rr ~. Do elrf 'r- Tho -
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/. c3a eFOR PEEKsKILL, YER

=-xS- PLANCK, Grassy Point, Sing-sing, Tar.
tl0rI poal> Ferry, blasting, and f0nkers. Breakfast
ami Omar o1 toar,L =,
The ana splendid .tramcF COLI NBts, Captain r.
" stone viii elg- Ncwl OK from the foot OF Chambers
.,-ftt every morning Friday, excepted At O'Clock =
and returning 'ravc Petlkil day M O'Clock, T. NJ
i.an,i.f" ~ the loot oi Hammond street. each way.
NuIfc-.-A' goods, Frec.f. Baggage. Bank Dil. Nps-
c or lny otter kr pi Property, taken. shpTe OF Pul
~ b1u h, be a. the risk O the owners OF such
A....L. Irrinli- nanrane. Sc.
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n PITRSIANCE of an ordeL Of thc sur.

roga,e Of The County Of Nev-h0fk. Noi.ce j. i',hY
- sen tn nl persons having claims aeanI Cornelius FRO
irgh ste of the civ 81 NewNnrk. deceased, % pre-
.en, he same i'm the vouchers thereof 20 tie subscribers,
Al their reside &C. No li8 1hecur street., IN tie city of
V.w York on or before the twrufyour day an o. tohef
80 Dated NavNork the ay Anril. 70 2.
GEOKGE l.. TRADt NBrHGH
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N PURSUANCE, of an order Of the sur

ro-ate 80 County ol NrpN ori. notice rs o'r".N"'-
On ~ a per~ sfavu. claims ag7n> John Base late Oi
tire Citv NrSN orb Isir dresser, decreased 20 present -
.pr y m te voucher, thereof ~ the subscriber, ~ the
fe.,irnce nj tie su'scribsr. fNEIINE BtSTltN. No.
Albany in the Cry of NeWN0fk, Oh Oh before he
frat dav of October next
D,tel NcN-York N, 2sth dav of March. 4 u. lsf2
EuFTINE BhfIiEN. Esu.utr.x.
no i,vs., NICHOLAS -VFtFA~ Executor
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IN PURSUANCE ofan Order Of the Sur

rog.ie Of the County of New York. notice ). hereby
al person, having claim, AGAINST arl Iarh san,
late OF the city ct Nv ink, .ecea, pr.-nt - ,lin
ma h- vouchers tre1i o. the subscriber a. BIS Office w.
81 Nassau th~ cts OF Nov York on he ~ ne
il.ruetb d5y Oi september GexL Dated NsX YolA zGfh
Gay OF Marc, A. ID. leil
m23 lag6m DAN LORD. J mr.. Fve-ufar
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N-OTlCE.-Morison's Hvgean Mediclaes

\ IlCE.-N0r,sOl' ) iiygean Medicines
' from ihe " British COLLEGE OF Health. L1g'Q1."-it-
.i-f her, having been appointed He tu'-1rYs oi No.
NO On Nl1t 4 c.. ari Agents Or ;I- %. New
Work have received ilrgt a--uIf-ft cI I.i,nr af
f.1ia Tx British College o. Heath. loriYu a. r'dy
H. .-uri, fh. Arsr'. rs0re liberal term. than ~rr
.r-c. Persons wishing o. nf appointed ~eiiia- Aei -
all piea~- maze Immediate aprIrsl''n OBJ t- .Hf.-f
heS All psr~ar, rrfehiri the luf- Asr %. VI Coo
rsyinr are requested make mHr1ir paFrlrrf Co. -
undersigned th-l only suth rf,f 10 eve r'cri,
taesane. FIRTH HALL. " FrinkI y - y /
miaf AGENT, f,r MORRISON. MbAI 81.
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II nnrsnancc Of an order Of The ,nr,ognt Z

pUF>WIIltF " III UF'''I II WI NJ = y
! oil the County az New. Work Notice j. h'IrIy tfti I'd
all p.r,ons hay ~ claim, fl.t james Frrfsn ifr' -
City OF New NorA. binder irof ns"'l iH
al tie youcler thereof u The b.crlrs 20 Z. r. re,dcr
ot the suLsrrher. William : = icuu y" 5o' t'i i'is
IN The CIV o New Yors on or lsf,-. e eut}-c % o. ta}
of Noyen,her neKt-Daied hrw-N1 Lc tHttb ttH ty
nj Nav Al 1872 WI :. ~iOtiN. t.ecIfn-
~. L., REKEICA / II.t III " FN.lI- y.
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.sseel ,sLFOR KEYPORT and Middle
p. rs aFOR NEWBvRGIl-iand-

,,,..=s-s-s=y ing ~ Caldwe'., w-St Point AMI Co.'s
-i.---I l'.-.--nl, JAMES MADISON capi - -
ii4tai win leave Warren-ireet Pier, every ithNpAf
.r.t FRIDAY EVENINGS, eti O'Clock.
IRt--a.e Package or Parcels, Bank Bis or Specie
m o Board OF ihi. boat tiOut being entered on me uooh
49,. tt.~.rf f23
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IN PTRSIANCE of nn Ordcr oil the Snr-

4 rogate al the County Of Neg-Yofb. Notice H hs.shy
gs.n To all persons HAVING cian, 7in.' C,lfns = IL
ran late ih- city ct NcHN ork, ~4d dsr,l, o pro
,,nt the .arsf with te voucher. thereof ~ u
t- oitce of . Attorney. " llam H. II1ie. so. 10 Cluuh
street, = the City o Nc.lork Or before uc git
t~e1fh day OF Irv De.t
Datei New York. tie trt rsnth cay ot Feruarv l2 4
ial4 laN6m ANDREW ANDERSON, AdnAn. ,irliar.
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- TO LET-A convenient Store al
- -o8 sowrr,. I-lurc ueNl dror shove, az - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-04

III sever r,ons, wei 'Tan.',, "1
- va-i. l-cr-r oi w. a. '''NN'
- IL q MT w y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-04
- EASTERN DIVISION NEW
tt'a.t NnHN AND ERIE L NLROAD-SamnL

s-s--z- ms fkN IlN l~ioN M w .
- YORK AND ERIE RuT.ROAD-Sgmmer
A-rig.-.lelt:
IT, Company, S.,1'hoat ard Rargcs captain A. H.
~-rrI v -1 .1 connection 81 tl trains ~ car between
Cd. sf 4f .sat-'t N0F-hnrk, Goshen a. loi.sss
FOR PASSENGERS.
Iar Excerpt Sinisr om April ls 70 MAY Ut, leave
Ol.af O'Clock. 4 g., lad arrive IN NJ" foFk al j!
An
F-u tsv ittl sept. it, leave Goshen At O'Clock. \
-" al.l srige 10 Ncw-York ~ Dr.. 4 II.
I,y. N-N-Ya.k st59.locs, P. VI, during tle season.
ael a--... .u G1-irG ai 4 y. VI
FOR FREIGHT.
Leave Goshen O'Clock. r. VI. OF NGnt1y' Tuesdays,
thursday. al4 f1.avs. and arrive 10 Newfork tie ,lnir
ias- Nru.Y .ra AZ o'c.k, \. VI oe Tue. lays, Wed.
rtr. FIJI fl.s and SATURDAYS, arb arrive ~ Goshen same
Iar ~ e. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
Fremont. March b. lSi- me-
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COM
PfNY.-on a0i secr It's date, the Cars All
- = a.r lf-.s- BE- n O'Clock A. VI ant u P a.
Love Hf4p.fr ai ~ 7o'ci>ck VI an! II r. VI
Love Jamaica ~ Il 1'-ork 4. Vi. and :. r. "
f-.tr R.asklsu rI "a T. VI. through a. Deer Park
leave .oot fn 70 q r'c'0c v. O. H.cksyIe.
Leafe D crf4.. a n o'.Iock, p NJ
SUNDAY Tram.
Love .i.a...rl % n re. - 1 " and i p VI.
Leave Bnlak .yn al y O'Clock 4. ". n Deer Park
Live gorslyu 40 4 p. " for jamaica
Law Der Para AZ = O'Clock ?. Y.
Lave N -kff Il. 81 : ?. "
Lsaer H-ur-'rlf ~ r. VI.
ra...r-.-. lDr ~rILlosn. Babylon. P~chogue, I.lip
= st --. vil take o.. morning TAN from Brooklyn
SO. mths
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- ~ ., 'tsftst street. 'Arfy-o
- t;,IR,l%yrIL. NINTIHN 60 = slufh 'rre'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-04
* EH-COAL. COAL-Best quail

'N-D W. Peach Orchard Rod Ash Coal fresh
d "a tie m.u,>, at tie follow ng loss prices
kgs sui BroAcn......-............-. ~
>'lNr idI .r......... 800 N'
Nlt............... ss..' 'H'
,ghe sc-e,rcd and delivered am part the city, WEIGHED
Hyaciy We slcr. Na.d corner Christopher anl Gleen-
,ieA streets. JAS. FERGU >pN
y B-lDo0 ton, Pea and Dl> cheap. a-su
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-28

Sic san,s tnmsnsb fir Sins Der Ntoitiou eaartpa te
1910.
Nls Gh neulid) Der Garren;u9 auf bcr @oncero>Gi,
lenbabn (Sermon) enem Veden ndbertc, fab Der csn'
genienr cnen Ntann ant Der Sabn lfebe, bas @e<
ild)t 9eseu bic arren 9eridtet unb III ciuer Geluua
Ole berausfrroernoen 2rp ocrrieth Die @lrde pllrbe
geic9en nto Der idrtQenoe Con Der pfefe erboQ Der
Sremclng bepe9te fId nidt, ia 1tten cntfcblp(eu
etnen pta i'll bebanpten H. brcbte Der Oan1pfnatbine
befig nit lelncr Sau Der Snsenerr fab oen ,,fan,pf
auf Heben 1uo GOD" fcmmeu, LIEF ben Dan1pf alb uno
btct rie Malhtne an, ~crauf , fcl9enoes lafcnifdc
3pte9cprdcb entlpann
c5n9enieur. 5d fase, oerr 5emano bort, fhafen sic
@ bon Der Stente, coer Ste tperben au9eublitlid su
IDbe 9emalmt.
Srember. CDie 8duite III btbitem 9er9er AT eiral,=
Der Idlaseno) lSer gum Geufel feDo cbr, bag t BON
Der 0abn eeben fol- SD babe in 0ernDnt inter ben
9S6lfen uno 8dren gelebt-bin burd ben @pnuecticut
gelhtpcmmen, tpern Die llfer iberl6,penlnt ,pareu-
t babe MIDI ben &ancnen pes Setnces enteeqeueeffeQt
-llno jcst 9laubt Sbrr oaB mtd etn tier 6 d)z
10 fen erfdreden uno laufen madden fou Jtiebt midi
@be er nod NIT oeer 9febe 5u @noe mar, fano man
aus, haB Der Sren1oe 0'iemanb anoeres als Gin N0ou
&C Der 9e9ene ei Der aasse9ausen uar 1d, ber,erSe
ten VrelbeH" gu erfreuen. MtleOi9 nnb 9ebuloi8 ia
te mdn bn aus benz 9Se9e uno bic arren fubren tpeis
tier.
Sin n1erftpirbi9er Sal bon Getesa6pee ereia>
nete id tn Der jebtgen Stsun9 bes @efhwOrnen9erids
5u ct. 9cuis. Gtne punoerfd)bne Dame tparb n6mld
pom Sprser oprgeruer INN elt9e Sra9en at beantpcrs
per,prrt baB nacem er br Die @toesforme pcroefont
Bate anatt ibr bic 8ibel bnsuretdeu er fein @edbt
duf Die ansebenbfte Meile bintredte unb iaote: "n
fii{5eu Gle mid Maoame !-Gr entoedte ieinsn cxrr.
thum ndt eber, bts Nge in Elm laues @elGdter aus.
brafen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-28

&etten unb auf ben SOp-9aubit D1t, Der 0fatb miro
nadgeben e
EJSein," faste Der 8ntner, Ter miro es ntbt-aber
Dein Scbn 2 fpie frmmt Oen Spbn 3"
HQ8te 6ds getcmmeu, 1T ene uuglGdelt9e Ge(hdyte;
fur ben Sobn etueS N1thSberrn ptrOen ltt fhon eth
pfDrtden Cffen lalen. I1eiu Scbn mus iterbe> nenn
nidt in furSer 3eit lid, 9 e le5 dncert. Went Du1
buB 9tatb nub Roniuln sered NIT nn6 perfahren g
."Den tpta irb iebn> Der baS f19en fbnnte 1prad'
&reusber0.
"teinif Du,' fubr 8uhwalo fort, 'baB f1e5 unr ms
Derbient babe, III prab uno leppi9fe tbre SYrannet
fort;ufIbreu q
"erbent e. lu9te rer 8ittner, |nidt oa5 naftc eez
ben baben iIe UNI unS oeroient.|
Der SuhIhrercr briftc ibm Die l01nb:
SD iebe, mir fno 9iuSlid einpertanoen. . 6rc1:
berg Dem Sept 'et p11r@ "'3t te'ter ais Der m''z
CNertleknn0 frl9t.)
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-28

G,E%e S'Gter 81 Ste, i0neern aud ,aGs na&tbetGiq
r. 4r rrtS Sts tsx w. e; bd dfabrt ser StaStM SeT
abe ,nS Ts1 e sns snes Gars na tlee Naass
fnrSos p'Etsfgs ., i't9 !bin als d Ills
%@"ste Son sieBen orctte seifsuernno
Dor, @1e |Ie IN nllcn asern Scten, StSStcm ~
tsn ie6 !srT lf 1sa Sa''oes siSebrt eI empnSiisr
SW Ut oee 9c9en bic sIrsumente sn @untsn cneS
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-28
Y II 8 n . Sa II swdrti &c . c(ittt
Spu Or. e. &ettenfnn,n

ES'e etle!tl9 ote Wslluna AUDI ideinen maa rret,e
BET Der 9eihlhcn @ntpifeluna eines gsp(fcs bic nnr
Su9Spetle iprfenbe lriade in Der efaltuuo Der oec
9raphttder yerhdtntle bes '8cbeus f,bet tpie {ehr
aud' ctele Sehoupun9, ttberaQ an9epaot ,u ben ios
oerbarIten ScnequenSeu filbren miro. biuI&td Gnoz
lancs e9t es cfen am Sage, oaB fir Gjrpgbrtauicn
DIE Hlbtun9 elner Sbntfraft unb bic Steluuo Der ro
ton III nenerer 3eit bierburdb bebat murre gue en-
l nelde elet phne rlano, eine 6re,1( or6Gere Hii<
tenonSoehnun9 beist ais Sranfrci, ,peloe an fIderu
tIo 9eraum'9en Naen reber 1T, pte reeub Elm Sbei(
bon europa, rpele auf einem Dunfte i'm Seem Iie6t
BON no bic Station ale &ilten cer bebeurnSeren aa
rem Sllropa's bao erretben fan, uo beren eoene an
?a5en retdeI 9SefGte CUR Shifffobrt mad, 9Imerifa
nmellt, luBte fur ben Staat Der auf befer rup( he
ltano. S6tttabrt nno Nanbel ais ben Naupt,pef ber
2Datt9ett betnnen, frbalo bic 0tatcn sun, Semuet<
et 11fee Serbaltntiie6 our @toili1ao aelanot nOar
man mag olenebr eritaune oaB bieB crit in neuerer
3elt nter @labetb Ctatt fanb bag bic Nerr1dof Der
uteere' melde e1ner 70 fbnen tbdt9en Station aotbs
Deno'9 Sest anbemfllen muBte, fOba(b tiefe lire ge
l'1"an9 enoltd ertannte, suert bon ouoerlt Mdpnen
III SelNa9 9etcn1ren tpare, benen guoaub Ge IN ertz
TeIen 9e5pun9en puroe, baB 9prtusau Gpanictp. pls
tun1 ptg T1aeer aug sn9ano beoentenoe @ocnieu ers
iDor6 uno Slpten btlbete, unb baB ooar 1T @uolonb
Ftot oetm Segtnn Der euern 3ett Der 6anbc[ , oou,
aaeln tn Den 0dnoen bon 9lus(dnbern, bc1ruberS heT
Qanetaote beano. Grit ipdt fam bic Station hber lire
SteAun9 uno itber bic 8crtheile meldc Die gafr br
oot CUR @rtenntntB, entDdelte fl abcr canu ccn1es
daeat !e1e TT rerelben 9dtung, unb erreittc enoli
cue o1e, oon no bic adt ibres Orcisaf5 ilber bic
Snlten aller Weere retdbte
~ aaeoebnun9 oes Oanoels iber ale Ibcile Der @rbe
mar Se % pa ait Der 3ped, llebersetpid auf ben Nlees
set oels oon SpCnien uno aNlrttenfotionn orf n[en
gu1flen Der @roe oas Witte Diefe Np(ttif 1T fir
sn9ano 70 ncb,penbtg anb natlrltd, oas alle 9eaie
run9en ullo partbeen Die Stuarts ie bic &6nae bes
Nanee Sra'nihpet9, bic Bbiss mie Die SorieS, NIT
mena9en snsllabmen, ME eiue anbere btune perfoIq
ten u oerol9en tDnnten. @s mar bic Ncf Dur[pidbs
pie @rrn'wels g8ilbelms 8. tpte @eoras g. 81 sorS u
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-28

D~O Or9eleiu ne bun9.-gSir 1uo gcbetcn
ansuSeigen, ba6 Bis Scnntag Den 13en 0Icp. in Der
ct. petersfirde, in Narlbcrcu9b Gcwnidtp, @torf
County, cine ncue Sr9el eingewetbt miro, s >pelcr
Seerltdteit Der Grrtano beia9er &irde ale bieeni
9en bbfih einlapet, ,peldle belSu,pptueu miuhen.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-28

&efOrmatic W 8 f e lt.-Gcr @brw q.
perbrud miro ndtiten Mrna9, 9tcdmtto9s llbr, III
Der peutlhen Stride bahter, ene Gefrrmotcn5prcr
balten. Diejen9e, pehe Der Seter Die e6 5rcBen Gd<
ses berpobnen tpplen laocn MIR bermt aus 9luftrua
6es &irhenpprtln bDtltd, etn.-
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-28

0.,ic l,crrn .. o. OperErtcr @Drp;pa, 9napnc Gp
unb Sacct Eit1tr, Scrmen Saunbr, Ntlanp 0auntr
Datttn bic tc ric N3cnttaft untrcs attrs W trrncDm1.
Nrc Jrlru nO atbrritrt Snttrpticns cpcr fir Gin
suncDlcn Anb Guittun9cn r0rilttr ausjutrIcn
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-10-28

NcrYUlns WtbrDt 1870 -. :, -.
Die san;s St'm"";"bt fir sns Der abolition Gaaetpat t
2670,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11
IOWA CAPITOL REPORTER.

In compliance with the solicitations of numerous
persons in various portions of the Territory. the uR-
dersigned have concluded to establish themselves at
Iowa City in the publication of weekly newspaper
bearing the above title, the first number of which will
be issued Immediately upon the meeting OF the Lee
gislative Assembly in December next
The political complexion of the paper it IS scarce
" necessary to say, will be democratic-dccidedly
and thoroughly so, but at the same time, temperate
In. To elucdatc and sustain the leading principles
Of the great republican party generally understood
and acknowledged throughout the Union, will be the
constant effort of the undersigned; nor will they
under any circumstances suffer themselves to be d.
yerted from the course here indicated, by entering
;nss ! discussion of me,o hobbies, false issues, OF
visionary projects of utility, come from what quarter
they may. While the Reporter will give to the mea-
sures and men Of the democratic party firm and
even jealous support i. will be the purpose of the ed
iors to establish fori character for fairness They
doubt not but that such will extend the in
uence of their paper and add strength TO the good
cause they support.
Especial pains will be taken, during the sitting OF
the Legislature to lay before the public through the
medium Of the Reporter, full and correct reports Of
the proceedings of that body. The columns Of a
weekly paper would be entirely too circumscribed
- contain full reports of the debates but weekly
Snaysis will be given embracing much that will be
satisfactory and instructive.
In other respects the paper will dcviate but little
from the generality of news journals published
throughout the country.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11
RECOMMENDATION SHOP.

p NHARLES NEWMAN & co. respectfully IN
~ forms the citizens Of Bloomington and the sur
rounding country that they have just opened shop
on Chestnut street, few rods north OF the Iowa
House, where they intend carrying on the CAbi-
NET MAKING business in all its various branch
es as well as all other articles manufactured CT wood
Professingo be masters of their business and deter
mined to confne themselves to custom work, the
public are assured that they shall at all times, ce
reav to fill their orders, and that all work from their
shon shall be done in neat and substantial manner,
and ut the hour promised.
Allkinds Of coantfy produce received in payment
for work, SO farmers come on with your orders Our
prices will be found very low.
nTCOFFINS, in any style, made at the value Of
the work and materials, without extortion.
bloomington Nov. 18th, 184l. TT
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11
-mnfsnN 1S7roEM yNlZINGo


ToSEPH P. FREEMAN would respectfully IN
j 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, a general Assortment of = A blN Ne
WARE and G H AIRS as Mahogony'
Walnut, and Cherry Bureaus; SideDoaras' s.a ~
Secretaries. Bookcases, Wardrobes. breakfast, III
n;no. Centre. Gard and Work-Tables; " ash and
Candle stands High Fancy, French and Low-posf
Bcdsteads Also, all kinds Of TURNING done with
neatness and despatch.
Having had seven years experience as Journey
man. in several Of the best manufactures IN the Uni
ted States, he feels confident that he can give gene
al satisfaction. Persons wanting Mahoeony iurnl-
ture would do well to give him call before they pur-
chase abroad. as 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, lo4i
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11
PARVIN'S BRICK HOTEL.

Corner Of Second and Walnut Streefs-h0lfrfi
Jisreen the Rirey and Court House,
Els NOW OPEN and ready for the reception I
FL the travelling public, and all persons who M!
wish to patronize the establishment; and whore ID
PEopHiKToR pledges himself to his friends ard y
public generally, that he win at all times lie ra'l
and prepared to receive and welcome them; bonn
BY personal attention to business, and the umOst 1
erton TO contribute to the taste, comfort and c0ET
nience of all VINO may favor him with a call, to raj
der his HOUSE place of pleasant resort, as.d nf'
share of the patronage of those who may visit 4
Town.
Connected with the establishment is large
convenient STABLE, which is at all times ATTENDED
careful and attentive hostlers.
JOSIAH PARVlA
Bloomington, Feb 25, lS41.-lS-6m.
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nresen,.-h Is the very best tutelage under
which you can put man--and the testimony
Of any number Of prison statistics proves inc
fact that unmarried rascals commit the prlnci-
nal mart Of the crimes which shame humanity.
n the fur,herance Of reform, in the elevation OF
the virtues which make man good cltlzen-
in 4 word, in all, good marriage is the best
agent. So go to work, ye apprentices 70 row.
dyism-candidates for rogues-mend your
manners,-,hink Of making yourselves worthy
of good wives, and then Of obtaining them.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11
pusr,rs-A modern writer gives an ANU

Rusrrrs.-A modern writer gives an anu.
sing chapter on bustles. He says;
.sOf ali the busting things in this busting
world. lady's hustle is the most comical bus
tie Of ali. Many a notable dame bust!es
through the world without ever seeing hustle,
or knowing what a hustle is-that is, the KIND
Of hustle to which our attention has been dlrec-
ted by certain events. Not being versed in
these matters, our capacity is wholly inade-
ouate to describe properly and lucidly what a
bustle is. We assure our readers it is quite a
delicate subject, and should be approached
with great caution, for there is no knowing to
what It NAV lead. Suffice it to say, il is dis-
,fgwantum. 1--WE have as good right to coin
word as other people) or an article worn by
esluck up things" as Jonathan Slick calls
them, across the lower part Of the back. giving
to the wearer "a camel-like appearance, being a
protuberance most abominably dsfguring and
marring the fairest work of the creation. We
have heard deal about bustles, but never saw
even the shadow Of one. Happy ignorance
but our eyes at length have witnessed the raw
ages it made on one female beauty at least.
No, long since we were walking the streets Of
Cincinnati. in company with our better halt,
when we fell in behind what we supposed an
unfortunate, deformed young lady in her per-
sen, though her face was fair to look upon. AS
we were commissioning her forlorn sltuation,
our companion informed US that she wore
hustle, and that II was considered ny empty
heads as a great ornament. Well, there is no
accounting for tastes. We read of the ladies
of some nations blackening their teeth, as be-
ing the most beautiful; some compress their
feet, Others draw up their waist to wasps size,
but to clap bag of brand or roll Of wool on
the back, we think is decidedly in the worst
of all tastes. We have surmised it is made OF
bran or wool, but in truth we are ignorant OF
the genuine material Of which it is composed :
Licking Valley Register. -
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11

Babies By the A1sllson--An exehsnge paper
saws: . Il would be a curi9oe sight ;orEe
ali the white babies in the - States, undeI
five years old-together theMnsyould make q
pretty little collection Of 2, 4ds,ooo. VIVA. q
souail there would be, should they all 90
spanked at the same time, and what heap o.
sugar plums in would take so quiz! them 8. 4,
How interesting the group would pc g Ola
maids ana bachelors! Offenders, repent!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11

The King Of the French has written let
ter to the .dmerican people, through their Pres.
ident, Mr.. Tyler, thanking them IL the warm
est terms. for the cordial hospitality and r..
spect with which they received his beloved
son, the Prince de Joinvlle; and to President
TYLER he expresses his sincere obligations Tor
the distinguished manner in which he received
and entertained the Prince.-Jour. OF Com.
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IOWA l0Wgsgs

Steamboat Landing, BtOOH.fns1Cn, lCEG
rgyHE undersigned, late of the Burlington Has
4 respectfully announces to the citizens Of D.
town and county, as well as the travelling cornf
nifty, that he has taken the IOWA HOUSE, a.
mcry occupied by Mrs. Parrot, fitted itup in aetn
Portable manner, and hopes by unremitted exercn
and assiduous attention, to merit public pacnas
The House is situated close to the landing. in&
business part of the town, SO gentlemen wislrs q
take the river from this place, sure Of having
opportunity of going by the first boat.
His TABLE shall at all times be SUPPLIED wild
the best the country affords, the BAR With Gd
choicest Wines and Liquors, and his STAElE vd
provided with grain, with careful and attentive ca
lcrs.
From his long experience, and a tletern inalcns|
spare no pains TO render his guests comfortable b
fatters himself that he will be able to give entire
sfaction to all who may favor him with their panl
age. WILLIAM FRYE |
Bloomington, June Is, 1871. 34-h