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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-28
SOAP. PERlsuMERY

SOAF, FEKFUMEKY, &C.
ENANCY Rose Soap,
- do Windsor Soap, Every fne)
ease CASTLE do (genhine)
10 Winchcstcr's Soda sonp,
T'ccether with Aromatic Salts, Rose W a,cr, CokrA
Wa,t., I" ars Oil Mncassar Oil. Musk Oris, Tad
Powder, Tooth Brushes. Indclble Ink, dc.
For sale low for cash'l,y
JOHN B. DOUGllERTr.
July 90 ls42-n39f
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-28

SALT! sALT!!--SOO bbls. first quality--just
~ received and for sale at 40 Cts. Per bushel, "
the barrel, by [may 5cm] A. OGILVIEsS co.
DIBLEs AND TEsTASdENTs.--Thc
lbMuscutincC onnty Bible Society has received
GOOD supply Of Bibles and Tcstaments from the
parent Society, consisting Of French, German and
Dutch Bible, and various kinds of English Bibles,
which are ready for distributions OF will be sold for
cost and charges, at J. A. Parvin's store.
April 2i-25-dt PLlNY FAY, Scey.
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PAPER ON COMMISSION.

PAPER ON COMMISSION. 4
6Dk REAMS Fools Cap, ruled and pan
81 do Letter, do 10
IL reams Tea Paper, assorted sizes,
20 do .coursebrown Wrapping, ,.,l
Also, Books and Stationary, Black an '''1
Will be sold low for cash by urrv
JOHN d. DOUGHtkl1
July 29le42-n39tf Il
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-28


PEcuLIARlTEs OF THE CHINESE" Our
writing begins at the left and goes horizontal
ly--theirs at the right and runs perpendicular.
~. Our pen is hard and held sIan,insly--
theirs, the sofaest brush and held perpondicu-
larry. All their books begin just where ours
end, ION the last Ieaf) Our alphabetis the
leader in our language--they, have none.-
We use metal type-they, only wood. In
China you see old men flying kites-boys
looking on with gravity. We shave our ia
ces. and leave the hair on the ead,-they, the
head, leaving hair on the face. We say, 3rd
Of the month, Of the year 1912. &c. they say,
1912, 4.h mo, Sd day, &c.-The points OF
compass they reverse, beginning at the soutbs
and say, W. s. instead Of s. W., &c. For
mourning they wear white, and following a
corpse to burial, they run or walk very fast
and make all sorts Of noises, instead Of walk
ing calmly and slowly in quiet as we do
Tie Chinese puts on his hat to be polite, and
to receive guests without it is to he familiar.
The left is the seat of honor. The Chinese
wear no hat Of fur, but put them on their bod
les, and use silk Cor their heads. They were
their stockings over their trowsers, tucking
the latter inside. We drink tea with our meals,
and with sugar and cream-they take it with
out any thing else, and no cream and sugar.
We have our shoes woll BACKED the Chinese
keeps all the leather part Of his perfectly
white. We ring bells by striking the inside
they the outside. We look on Christianity
as the purifier Of tho heart an afIeciions--they
consider it to DO the corruptor Of both. Peel
ing an orange, they turn the knife from them
instead Of towards them. Thatching house,
they begin at tho top Of the roof instead Of the
caves. They carve their meat before they
cook it. They hang their feather down in
stead Of sticking it up. They drink their
wines aud their water warm. Priests stand
in low estimation-and Of lawyers, there are
none."
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-28
GIVE 1T A TRIAL.

1--WE II n TRIAL.
Clereiands Vegetable Ague D,,,.
M lii positively cure the Fore, md :.
w any one lat'will call will be shoun g" y
rable certificates Of ita success. Pre- lllrs
sale, by J.B. n01scs,SnlS q
Bloomington, Aug. l9, ls42. ihSil
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-28
LAND WANTED,

ME subscriber is DESTROYS Of purchasing (for
u Colony or Association) from 1900 to 5000
acres Of first rate land, on the Mississippi. within
thirty miles Of Bloomington, Iowa. Letters, post
paid addressed to st. Louis Mo-, will meet with at
tcntion. Jan 6. d. L. HOLBROOK.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-28

PARENTAL PARTIALITIEs.-Parc can
never too carefully avoid showing dis
tinc,ion between children in the distrbu-
ton Of their affection. Parental love, du-
ring infancy and youth, should be the pat
riInony of all, SO far as human infrmily
will allow, like the kindly dcws of heav-
en-, which descend equally "on the Just
and the UNJUST" The faults of early
years should not be visited with with
drawal of affection from the hayward
child, nor should a naturally amiabIe dis
position entille its posscssor to that intcr>
est i'll a parents heart, which excludes
others who have the same claim of con-
sanguinity. We Of course only refer To-
the commencement Of life for the parcnt-
al love Of after years assuredly is Justly
Influenced by the conduct of our offspring.
10 the inexperienced in such ties, it may
appear task hard Of fu.fllment to guard
against the froward behaviour of children
influencing our bearing towards them vet
strange to say, here is not the error that
SO often spreads jealousy and dissension
in families. 1t is not the natural yearning
of the heart towards the most am;able-no,
it is the bestowa of our partial affection
on one child in preference to another, from
the accident Of Sex, or from being the
youngest or the oldest born from form or
feature, or the early indications Of INTEL
lect. Here the election is made by the
father or mother, often to the ruin Of the
favori.e child; and il may generally be
remarked, that the favored of a parent un-
der such circumstances IS the first 10 make
tina. heart ache, the Partially of which was
SO unjus'ly engrossed.-John's Legend
and Romance.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-28

SoromoN AMI SHrBA.--A Rabbi once told
lns Of an ingenious invention, which ~ the
TalmnJ is attributed to Solomon, and this sto-
~ shows that there arc some pleasing tales IN
that immense compilation.
The power Of tho monarch had spread his
wisdom TO The re,notcst parts Of the world
Queen Sheba, attracted by the splendor OF his
reputation, visited this poetic king at his Own
court, Yo. exercise the sagaeity OF the mon-
arch, Sheba presented herself at the foot OF
the throne; in each hand she held wreath
one was composed Of natural and the other OF
artificial fowers. Art in the labor Of the MINI
ic wreath, had exqoisitely emuIated the lively
hues Of nature; so that at the distance It was
held by the queen for The inspection OF the
king, i was deemed impossible for him to de-
eide, as her question imported, which wreath
was the production Of art, and which the pro-
duc.ion Of nature. The sagacious Solomon
seemed perplexed; yet TO be vanished, though
10 tri1e, BY trifing woman, irrisated his
pride. The son Of David, he who had written
a treatise on the vegetable productions from
The cedar to the hyssop,' to acknowledge him.
self out-witted by woman, with shreds OF
paper and glazed paintings! The honor Of
the monarch's reputation for divine sagacity
seemed diminished, and the whole Jewish
court locked solemn and melancholy. AT
length an expedient presented itself to tho
King; and it must be confessed worthy Of the
naturalist. Observing cluster Of bees how.
cring about window, he commanded it should
be opened: it was opened; the bees rushed IN
to tho court, and slighsed Immediately on one OF
the wrea,l,s. while not single one fixed on
the other. The baffled Sheba had one more
reason to be astonished at the wisdom Of Sol
ONION.
This would make pretty poetical tale. 1t
would yield an elegant description and a
pleasing moral; that tho bee only rests on the
natural beauties, and never fres on the painted
Rowers, however inimitable the colors may be
laid on. Applied 10 the ladies', this would
give it pungency. In the practical Educa-
ton Of The Edgewortbs, the reader will find
a very ingensous conversation Of the children
about this story.-DIsraeli's Curiosities Of
Literature.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-28

Cash for Whcas. . 4
1000 su H. rh;sls ,ss !a,e |. |
will be paidIN CASH. J. eh,
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NEW LINE OF COACHFS

NE " E1NE OF COACHEV
Fare Reduced and Speed InotaMa.
BEERS & ST. JOHN,
"AVING the mail contracts for Iowa. hayer
IL cured fine Coaches, and are now prep,p1 J
convey passengers in commodious andexfeH,,.
manner.
These are their charges for passage:
From Keokuck for Burlington, daiy, SA
Burlington to Bloomington, twice-a-week, sd
Bloomington to Davenport twice.a-veck,
Davenport TO Dubuque, twice-a-wcek. Al
Bloomington to Iowa City, tri. weekly, IA
The above lines connect from Keokucs 10 hi
buque, and at Davenport connect with The t.n
and Chicago lines. u Baggage at the rA I'D
owners. BEERS & ST. JOHN. |
September l6, 1912. 46d
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
Il Ii persons indebted to OLDS & EttpLI
"A are requested to settle their accounts lcTDS'I
by cash or note. Jan Get
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-28
FOR SALE,

YuyIIE BARRIERS SHOP adjoining the Amer
n lean Hotel will be sold on very reasonable
tsr,nsif applicationis made soon.
Dec g, THO'S. G.. MOTIFS
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-28

EoR SALE any amount 1 Of coqaty Orders ride ii
IL small sums. j. b. DOUGHEKTY.
October 81. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-14
DIR. THOMAS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Structures. Seminal Weekness and Diseases generally

DIR. THOMAS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Fo me cpeedy and Permanent Cure Of Gon0rrh0a elect.
Structures. Seminal Weakness and Diseases generally
.r,,r 80. Of the Urethra.
III. y. oeieets diseases which these Pills well
adsp5sd 70 cure Of too common appears
mat all classes Df secey subject less 10 fall into
grasp tnd blasted reputation borne down In
suffering In body anI mind the victim Of proQres ready
70 grasp any thing at ohers reasonable Of recovery
Among the many medicines and relief thar arr pae
ed before the public unfortunately most Of them sTe
BY men unacquained with the Of masdes which
they promise TO and of them
powers OF the medicines they using thar p
and as may be easily the result that individual
on the contrary the medicine employed being
opposite OF what Is required his
lost only tend TO faseu the disease r
upon the patient its most lasting and vexaous
that diseases of this class be speedily removed and
also that they be with and safe other
wise they result the
TO the peace and happiness Of the patient By leaving pea-
nn semins weakness structure the urethra,
q ths prpsas gland some of the other seous mala-
rhea - s
Impressed with of the great necessity thar exist. for
some sale and speedy this disease and
stop TO Its vages the proprietor of Thomas
variety and Of this complaint proves that these
Fills are all that required to thoroughly eecu-
ally from the the first Of this complaint and bv
gently exciting the parts natural action the patient
rom ths most aggravated stages OF this disease and
These Specific Pills vegetable preparation composed OF
me active principles only and entirely noxous most
delicate constitutions All who have been partially or inner
c cured BY other medicines establish their
health oy usins a bog or two of this remedy.
way and 81, Broadway Of Chambers street Pric, ST.
do Imsv So va
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DOCTOR YOURSELF
M ny TINT W

DR GREGORY may be consulted con6dentaly all houn
s dfy At f b,. M
treatment Of those huff cured" cases which always prove
formidable to Of but little e1perenes AnSher i'm
ADAPTING of remedies the convenience Of PATIENTS who
rally desire to obtain speedily and privately poss
Knowing that people have desire for information
on subjects of importance especially when they are deeply IN
his private treatise i contains engrymgss much improved
and enlarged and subjects Of interest and sym
The various forms of bodily and mental weakness ncepaciy
and which came ander the head Of private maade
tanning sound health it work plainly and adapt
ed TO the of all those who unfortunately ueed is friend
treating impotence barennes and certain destructive
habit Of youthful from whence results coh
cessests friendly yet silent monitor where sensual
sexual debility has made threatening noads the health
but the certainty o. storston It shows how parents and
Others are deceived by the outward appeance-how
Of the cough Indigestion, and
SYMPTOMS indicative Of consumption often ascrbed
and body.
and should be read BY The authors method Of
this complaint without pain, and affords positive
% b. S4 ss.
that he undertakes and guarantees the to be
The which he employs enable him to obtain complete
The price OF the book above alluded cents and
his private sdence II Barclay street the Park and also
at the following agencies which drug stores viz
No. 86 William st, near Maiden Lane.
No. 70 Fulton st. Of Gold 1t.
No. n East Broadway, cor. Market st
No. 1888 Sowery, cor OF Spring St
No 30 Fulton St. cor. OF Water st.
No. lag Delaney st. cor OF Suffolk st
Both corners Of Broadway and Chambers street.
The book will be sent in sealed envelope to those who
choose to order tit will also be sent by mail receipt OF
one dollar. addressed Tn bns SIT. no im''
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

n. DE BoUpELounTPE.A ME- TIsnBN poRr1rCAI
THE Scientific combination OF ingredients Of which the,
Pill; are composed have made them the wonder and admi
alton Of the world They known all Europe
he only prraton eyer dsc9yed that has proved invariably
ain in producing the monthly Their certainty al
being such chat they must be used during pregnancy
o though always mild safe and healthy, they certain
produce miscarriage il used during that period
The directions arc translated into English and envelopes
ound with the seal of the importer stamped Each box
ns the signature Of NJ de Boudeloque and the Engsh d
ectons have the signature of Dr. f. MELVEAU, authorizes
for the continent Of America.
They can be transmted by mail any of the Units
states soldby DR. - MELY EAU agent and importer 70
he United states, Office 1873 Liberty street, Greenwich
Price e5-half boxes 81: No half boxes sent by mail SOLD
Boston az No Salem street. Letters directed 20 Dr.
Melveau box a. New York will with immediate after
ton. All letters must b poo, naid. oI0 2mdswsr I
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LOVE. COURTsHlP AND MARRIAGE.


JUST Published Physiologicn Mysters, and Revelation,
Love- Courtshp and Marriage; lnable Guide Book
Tor married and single in matters the utmost importance
the third Paris edition, BY Philip N. Harvard
Among the matters duly considered in the work. Mat
OF serious importance single and young persons
sna ana ea sure 10. m arts q
how the habit may be removed, and effects cured The
Of love and jealousy with nabe remedies eadica
ting from the mind the seeds hopeless unhappy pas
sion." Offspring, with newly discovered modes on
.nfe principles for he prevention Precipitation hereof
omins 70 the vsI0s. shapes and esnpeIons The most
interest in single and maede, relates the principal sub
above noted
For sale wholesale sad retail, lOa Na,.au street New
York.
A Post paid order enclosing 81 directed HOLLAND
uLC EN- New York CITY, will procure copy Of the worn
oenk mt to Of United States the Canadas
.hree copies will be for -.
Twelve copies will be address for g. None but
franked paid letters taken out Of the Office
CAUTIONA work protesting TO be the above but which
cachpenny published pedded about the
streets The genuine work only be had at Holland Clio
ver holders the copyright the Office OF the Cynosurs
l02 Nassau st, one door from Ann street
The genuine edition has gill edges, neatly bsund dark
md is embehes with steel engraving Of the author Also
observe that the genuine edition has copyright mark on In,
oack OF tne tue page o23 dy&wy imsr
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RHE uMAIlCS AIIENp --DT. GAkDNEk, who
field Medical INSTITUTION, has Compounded for family hi,
with directions for bottles SO and s. each and has
never failed in curing tSothsehe earashe and all
pounds and has for sale Carefully put with direction; f9
cure in liver complaints Alternative syrup certain cure for
Of the bood Pumonic Soap Ian inable cure for
tion) So bottle Sold Greenwich Of Court
landt street, and nowhere else MA lm*ec
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
ia MES GORDON II ENE EvT

wv. CORNER FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS,
THE NEw YoRK HEhALD-A daily pspsr i,,nej sva,,
s.Tg Of the woskrros Two cssIs per copy Cosrtr
rsmsuce in advance. No unless pad h 40
-" - ~
ten oclock-prce sI AND euARTER oKrTs per copyvu,
a,'nea 70 Country az vs. % per snnum in sdsses
CoRREsPorDErTs requested 20 aJlre,s the;y s,.r
y. g Mi y and Edorsad Ill lei
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DOUBLE EXTRA ITALIAN HAIR WASH
THIS CELEBRATED preparation, the only that hs,
ever been dscovesd for the successful extraton Of thai
offensive disease of the head,
DANDRUFF,
during the late and season. been applied
eeted by thousands Of Ladies and Gentlemen and in nelore
AN IMMEDIATE AND RADICAL CURE
recommended BY the most celebrated and .kifu physi
clans and chemists Of the day Every should avail them
selves of benefits and thus clear head and uxu-
ant coat Of hair 1t is for sale by its propretoprice 81 the
bottle, and Is the single wash in the shop.
ola imsa~ p PUSSFDOO ~ Park Row.
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS


OWING to the celebrity efficacy and nvariable
Madame Rsstes Female Monthly Pills all Of iI
regularity suppression stoppage OF those functions of
ture upon which the health Of every female depends
their INTRODUCTION into the United States four
counteres and limitations constantly attempted TO b.
psmed of for the genuine Cheap common pills
Female Monthly Pills. with the object Of selling them, il
possible at dollars box Females therefore
cautioned against these attempts TO impose them 1t 10
.ucent here e state that all Female onihy f are ceun
las Greenwch street. New York. and Essex street. Bostop
Price 81 Madame Resel signature written the cove
Of each boz
BThey be used by single by following
the directions enclosed inside of each box Sold also by
ponment at 2ez Grand street, Of Allen New YORK.
ulO 7mSr "
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-r, sMsxAsggAAMy ,REsTEhL.

FEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence. l4s Green.
witch street. between Courtlandt and Liberty Streets where
she be consulted with the srctet confidence CON
plants incident to the female frame.
Madame Reses experience and knewledgs treatment
s obstinate cases q female rreeuIty stegpase suppression,
Ladies desiring proper mess daring confinement
az other ,ndlsponsn will re accommodated during such
Preventive Powders. 70 married ladies, whose delicate
precaroo health fobids apid of family will be
sent by mail Of United States Price pack.
age Az letes posipadJ addressed TO box. sss New York
N. B.-Msaame RGSTE:LL would inform ladies' residirs
of the city, whose health would asmt Of travelling
thar she would devote her personal upon them
part OF the United States within reasonable distance
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DOCTOR CORBITT

I
MAY BE- CONSULTED confdentially at his Office No
A l6 Duane street, doors from nathan street Sran-
respectfully informed that Dr. CORBITT is a member
the University the of New York and that has e1
elusvey confined his practice from being general The
ment Of certain class Of diseases (now eleven years the
annals Of medcins record than
fomnd in his practice.
The Decor cautions the unfortunate against use of me
curry az 1t has its housands' Of victims
lew days removed entirely from the that
ludlclousy treated BY person legally qualified and by
peenders and quacks there several Of them city
Persons afflicted with protraced and
se OF being restored health by applying Dr. Corb
OF established the Doctors reputa-
ton for skill and responsibility Structures the Doctors
profound attention medicine mxyb be had prevent
tain disease IN OF its forms
Office hours a NJ 90 Y NJ, nj I'M I'M
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CAUTION TO FEMALES
MADAME RESTELL, FINALE PHYSICIAN vop.

sncs 70 ne treatment OF their complaints except BY
pWn that IN all she attends them psrsoray her
rperence practice and know ledge enables her do So sh
iems 70 state this a. she does wish
cassed with the pretendr continually appearing and sap
,eanng advertising Female Physcan" who too isno
and incompetent themselves Obliged to get some scarcs
less gnoiant quack 10 experiment instead Consulting pa
lon and sid-nce LAB Greenwich street, between Courtan
" ~~ 1--WE ~. W.
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MADAME COSTELLO, FEMALE PHYSICIAN.

uleducated the Medical Faculty in Paris and Graduate
Midwife, oeM her professional services the ladies Of
this city and Having had long enpeIenSe and urpI
sppr,sss ladies on the point those suffering
from suppression reaularty obsructions &c. ina; Will
Ne happy comfortable temporary home her
where they always have the best medical
md the niarony and nursing, preferred will
wait and their houses until perfectly
covered Madame e. particularly begs impress the minds
hat hsstaton or dread need never be apprehended.
Nh-Maame Costello would inform ladies residing out OF
he city, whose health would admit Of travelling that she
you'd devote her personal attendance upon them in
he United States within reasonable distance.
Madame G. can be consulted at her residence 81 Lispensrd
all and with the regard
h~ patients All communications and letters be 3D.
Dc imsr
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TO MARKED LADIES.


MADAME REsILLLs ROY TNTlVE POWDERS.
-Tho;e Invaluable PGvdrs have been universally adopted
Europe but France in IenaI so up1a.ds Of thirty
well as by Thousands IN tb county, being the only ild.
nie and esieacioas remedy De married ladies, whose health
.orbids toe rapid increase ors.aridy.
Madame hesel il weivsrown, for thirty yean f.
male Physician in the proopA Female Hospitals E1-
:ope- those Of Vieaas and favored by her gess
!hoss great discoveries IN sc,enSe specially adapted
vale "a. well " shs country a. in Europs Her 9oqgain
enables her-by tr,fng the decline and III health married
rid and ssn apparently nenplicabe cause. which
many fond mother premature their source
60 arrive at knowledge Of the primary Of female ndis
positiousspeciaily Of married ema-which 1865 Be
the discovery of celebrated Preventive Powders hei,
adoption has been the means Of only the he
bat the fs Of atonate wife and fond mo
tner.
The advertise. feeling the Importance Of this subject and e.
smsng the vast benefits resulting thousands by adop-
ton would respectfully the
RED by all that they hold and DEAR their
u il wise and prevent evils to which we are
subject by simple and healthy within CONTROL
Every dspassionate yugus and mind will unhe
sitatingly answer 10 the affirmative Price five dollars pack
accompanied with full and particular directions They
can be forwarded by mail 70 any part IF the United Snse
TELL, Female Physician. Principal Office, las Greenyick
Boston Office. No Essex oio 2msr