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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-09

cep,ion, found couple Of dirty mattrasles.
piled up with articles belonging to the bat.
Unwilling to moles. any passenger BY Opening
the door Of his room in search Of . berth, we
sough, the eau,iful young clerk. but he.ths
captain, steward all had gone 10 bed. We .
woke negro with kick. who prepared ous
berth by putting on sheet and q tins qsils.
under which we shivered till mornisk, when,
shaking the benumbed bed-bugs from our gar
msnts, we took final leave Of the Galena.
Such is the treatment passengers receive on
the Galena. We complain not oftheir watch
fuIness in getting their passage money, but OF
the manner. There are two ways Of doing
such business-a right and wrong way
The latter is the way Of the clerk.
We have been thus particular in giving our
treatment, that others may avoid the inconve-
niences we suffered and the treatment we re-
ceived on the Galena. Nor were we aIona.-
Others received similar treatment.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-09

A REPENrANr Coos.-An homes, Con.
fession il said to be good for the .Ou y
i. were not for a little lingering Of OIL
pride, how many thousands who wen A.
ceived in l64Ob by lying British whie p,on
ises. would come out openly, and .piu
peace of conscience thereafter. Wehs,
read several Of these confessions, and mn,
be permitted to say. ,ha. they ar. bOl
manly, frank an honest. The iollosjn
is one from a Mr.. Williams, Of Conner,
cut:
Il have come forward 70 tell you N,
friends that am no longer a COON
Loud laughter and cheers have been
one long enough: Cheers Iva. BON
. true Democrat, but by some cau,. be.
came ,rsnsplan.ed into the whig soil. BIZ
they wa,ered me with HARD CIDER
loud laughteri which did 10, agre. via
my constitution (Cheers.) One ofny
coon friends supposing ,ha, / was Coon
still. came 10 me the other day and MOTIF
ed me very privately that a meeting d
chnice spirits was TO be held al ce,'sa
we'll known whig lawyers office lsur
pose you vii! be on hand won. YOU! /
told rather thought should be xhg
no longer! / Intend to vote the DEMO
CRATIC TICKET! (Grea. appIaa.
The fellows lower jaw fell four inches!
Cloud Laughter and cheering.) Yes, N!
friends | felt once more at home! Ian
with you, and hope to continue 90. ll.t
'nainder of my life!-(Tremendou, ,r
plause.)
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-09

~ The editors OF the st. Louis Republi.
can aud the Old School Democrat lately met
in the street, when regular wool.pulling, BIZ
ting and gouging took place. in consequence
of some personal sqnibs which had been lei
off in their papers. They were separated by
some by-standers, and another meeting agreed
upon. They were arraigned before the lsecor-
der, but we have no, learned the result OF the
examination. Fight on, ST. Louis can suffer
nothing more from street fights and assassina-
tons, and we don't care which whips.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-15
the BOON's LICK TIMES.
JAMES r. BENSON g. CLARK H. GREEN,
Editors l. Proprietors.
r e Il M 8 .


Published every Saturday, at SO in advance, Of
o. at the end Of the year. No paper discontinued
bat at the option Of the editors until all arrearage:
are paid-and failure to give notice (before the
end Of the YEAR, of wish to discontinue will b.
considered new engagement.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
One dollar per square, of twelve lines or less
FOR the first insertion and fifty cents square for
each subsequent insertion.
For one square twelve months, twenty dollars.
Where the insertion of an advertisement is or.
dered without the number ofinsertions being spe-
cited, it will be inserted, lat the discretion Of the
preprietors) until forbid, and charged for accord.
ipgly.
All advertisements from strangers, as we'll as
all orders for job-work, must be accompanied with
the cash, or a reference to some responsible and
convenient acquaintance.
AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
A. R. OLDHAM, Middle Grove Monroe co.
JAMES HUGHEs, Richmond, Ray CO. ..
JAMES HEAD, Four Mile Prairie, Randolph co.
w. F. SwITzLER, Columbia, Boone co.
G. P. BRowN, Platte City, Platte co.
THOMAS JAcKMAN, Rocheport, Boone CO.
WIN. D. MALONE, Huntsville, Randolph CO.
Gro. H. HuBBELL, Trenton, Grundy CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10

THE PRIVATE T6lEATISE--This little book itself il
designed for those who require speedy and private cur
for certain infectious complaints and which the best and
conYerimt treatment plain and faithful The
price is 81 the present Advertisement however,
that the author has published the interesting chapter
that the which render these obstinate
snd iinRerngn the form OF single letter which he supplies
this are given in the letter ITSELF and in this also, will be
why suffer from month month with
complaint which affect the mind we'll func
lions of the body and which easily and speedily cured
when its Is explained.
But les should be supposed that the letter here red
processes than really the author
that beside his long experience he has testimonial letters
the subject Of his integrity and skill from the
physicians Europe America, Sir
Ashley Cooper 70 Dr. Mott, Of New York, DR.: Phyaek Of
TO almost every physician of eminence in the city.
DR. Ralph would also further state that he consulted
diseases OF this at his residence No. 90 Green
oh street. at hour and those who honor him with the
cohhdence tho complicated OF disease will
be sorpsed at the and auickness with which, In general
they will Obtain a nj Imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

DIR: CAsTTJ5iE ssi DRoAPP 1 sSFns,
dsesysd hollow teeth can be put into shs nost tender
comes npsc into hard .Od body thu, sEs;.fNns and
and all respective use. for 1S In
IL ons their ,s IN he post post
~. i sdnsby adapted fol- tender teeth and nervous s
~ III The New yoh hyrer says - makes ,s teeth s
oSs99so mnea celebrity for hi: excellent mod q 9s fss
have personally tried and recommend DR. Castles Paste for
aching tooth will effect permanent cure.
(From the journal Of Commerce.
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATION.-Dr.
Castle has replaced by ingenious piece OF dental
echansm the lost portions. Of the and jaw bones
shot away in the of Lieut. S., of the u. 8. NJ who
with this nibe and casualty while in pursuit Of
the Indians in Florida We have letters Lieut. g.
con6rmatory Of this extraordinary and its entire
that the loss Of these important skay replaced by
Dr. Castle is Of regret the Lieutenant
DR. G. inserts artificial teeth the principle of adhesion by
Dr.. A. e. Castle refers TO the Spanish French and
EE.Sh Wcn ssSps Moeh me
Gsv Mason Dr. u johnson, President of the Medical So
cety, 8. N. Y: Mrs General Gaines J. Beck, Dr.
j. A. Smith, DR. Deafed, DR.. Beade. DR.. Boyd Dr. Bu-
Broadway. 49, :. nl2 lmsec
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WONDERFUL REMEDY.
TINCTURE AND LOTION OF INVIGO-
RATION.

SUPPLf OF these Invaluable and extraordinary remedes
"A has been received direct from Doctor Adrian Vrey OF
Lyons by his exclusive American agents De Launey Grey
York Nothing equal to them has yet been
nvgoratng the and eyyng the decayed energies Of
mlnutes for while all other medicines recommended for the
operation and Lotion act once and
make their effect felt in few moments after they made use
Of Indeed their quick aud wonderful action sach that cold
their dominion for half hour; is possible for any
they Immediately the inactivity ocean which
in of hundred the of unruitul
They also unrvalled remedies ncipen consump
tion dyspepsia papation oil the heart headache g
the Kidneys and ali diseases produced by
nameess solitary habit for which they speedy and posi-
tive The Tncture taken internally and pleasant
the the Lotion is used externally. They be used
seraray it'll great benefit but most effective when used
together. Price SO bottle, or both bottles for 49,
N. BLOSSOMS living distance have these medicines
the ohn Of two powders only double the postage
with full pred directions for converting them the Tine
and Lotion Price 50 for powder 50 for both
when both used their effect wonderful in removing i'm.
potence)
An rettanees must be paid and directed De Launey
X Grey, New York.
Information of delicate and nteretn nature which can
be inserted public each bot
tie and powder These medicines should be used by
women, for their exciting would be liable 10
duce abortion.
IDE LAUNEY GREY,
ut nv AZ ~ Duaps ST. N-v York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10

PARIS PILLS.

i the FIRST COMMENCEMENT OF WINTER.
In does the blood and secetions OF human
undergo striking changes than in the fall Of the
ure the changes the vegetable world found be
y skiDgly analogous but to have strong influence the
healthy diseased condition of the body From the decay OF
and the morbid and death like of winter the
system also for period affected by similar feeling
arising from the action OF temporary decay adapting itself to
the same laws that govern nnimate nature This renders h
OF some simple medicine ESPECIALLY TO those OF slender
consuton) Of absolute import this is the time
sist nature with nedcte cleanse and at the same time
strengthen the powers Of the vital organs.
VI the functions be ceansed and nvgorated,
have intimate connexon than the stomach ard
liver The presence OF food in the stomach aud the healthy
operation OF the digestive powers, furnish the only natural
stmulant the ver but whenever the coangs Of the former
become weak and morbid the bile improperly secreed and
disease of the liver aud generally unhealthy state OF the dge
tive organs supervene In this state persons ny to caome
fer Tee sueh treatment az season Of the yea
MR X oG e rs es Ta
FREE The BLOOD OF ITS IMPURITIES and
strengthen those aready by the change Of the
state Of partial decay take medicines free from mineral
pounds d.letenous but strengthening Such PARIS
compounded purely of vegetables Its celebrated author
(whose life prolonged beyond that of other
SINCE the Paarchs) and who for than century
close and constant student Of the medicinal properties psns
attained his extraordinary by the udicous of this
pound I3 their SUPERIORITY as sale and and certain remedy
5s1i Sse
LY TESTlFYING
Sold by nearly all the respectable Druggists in New York
and wholesale by Thomas Roberts Co. 304 Broadway, first
floor In Boston the Branch Office 6sw ashngton street.
and in every part of the United States and Canada
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10
ON STRUCTURE AND ITS CURE
THE FOLLOWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BE

THE SSTfSFYAS AK T WIZ fYf PtAcE
E2 Ra H. called mic S .sly
next that notion prevail: respecting
Of notion then That there thss
s s By wh s, b sS,s Of he
tain free from pain and generally accomplished in very little
With regard to the first Of those remarks =
well known that Structure the result Of badly treated
nue. on from month 70 month 70 ontS slides into
known that geei imps. chronic inflammation of the pas
ssna ~ oa part Or Other Of the p,ssas stTctare and fur.
@ q u sui oImsn but the hidden I'D
cause many slades NOT only of sexus but those
si But I lead. the off from h.
the o Which 10 long
structure often exists IL years without producing very
belongs only 70 the worst Of case.
end is to prevent this very ststs that these remarks are pub
advantage however, which ignorant advertising people
how DESCRIPTION swarm about this city and thai
Nov viii : uae c1s x buy
mediately acknowledge that ali the medicine IN the world
WRITER 5 SS'Rs
co s for many
bat whom seeing the real nature of the he has cured
With of preventing these mpo.tons therefore,
BY the ss ess
s.y done for s q the Of % disease are
Be VS fs The foosnS The frs. relate.
THE MANNER OF un,rArIre-th has bean already sd tn.
need be much diminished mpeded But observe
attentvey after finished and the clothes readused
sof
THE TINE GosoRRHGA HAS REMAINED UNcrRED.-
TO say how Long Gset may
to structure than another but as general rule if should be
:e scaDa a. @ for the suspeon scsu TS
TIE EyyEcr .srR,crunr HAS yroN THE xrSD-Th.
bodily and mental activity This also Of the
effects Not, however that alike every indi.
structure land many every day in which the patient
does complain less that he capable
return of spirits and the disappearing Of other malsdes the
With regard tie Of Structure ON this .1biect it is .u
fcent to observe land it is stated with confidence and plea
srre) that this certain free from pain, and generally
bsen advanced ago but such has been the improve
en IN this ART and such the practical experience Of the wrsr
days az formerly it demanded months.
The writer also begs that for those wish
he cure ,hs.ssys, he Ia, published volume
bat the Of all those delicate diseases which require
4 adyaSe howeyer that those who susee, .etae
possible should consult the author personality and nothing
VIII surprise them more than the ease and certainty Of hs
mear Of cure Separate also, arranged for
who Ray have to wait little
i oey now remain, TO say word or two on the ground
this veT Dr. Ralph ses' 70 state that beside his rank ga
OF those diseases, both hospital and city practice for more
os .R I /. sas
g. FSysc s 81 fsdpS and oe, snd hat f is
s refer xlrnos every Physician Of eminorc: in tb
Dr. Ralph eopyulted private residence No. 90 Geea
wleh street battery &C any hour He may also BE
soi"r " ''' '''' ''''' e'eI nI i IN one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10
LOVE. COURTsHlP AND MARRIAGE

lust Published Physioogica Mysteries and Revelations
IN Love, Courtship and Marriage; nbIe Guide Book
for married and single in matters utmost importance &c
the human by Euge Beckand M d. Translated from
the third Paris edition, by Philip NJ. HAYWARD
Among the matters duly considered in the work Mai
! Of serious importance 70 single and young
beasy and sourtshp" The danger Of solitary practices and
cause ofoye and jealousy. with bIe remedies eradica
% iee new p or az
sntc prncipe for the pevention Precipitation thereoE
ntermarriage Dress with the and coors most be-
coming TO the vascs shapes and cempexons" The most
interest in single and married relates the principal
York. - N ''' ave"
"A post paid order enclosing si directed HOLLAND
SLOVER, New York city, will procure copy OF the work
1eng sent TO Of the United States Canadas
three copies will he g.
Twelve copies will be address for 81 None
Thanked Or post paid letters taken Of the post office
CAUTlONA work protesting be the above, which
cachpenny has been published and pedled the
streets The genuine only be had al Holland (o
the holders Of the coryrh at the office of the Cynours
l62 Nassau st, door from Ann street.
genuine edition has at edges neatly bound das
and is embeshea with steel engraving Of the author Also
observe that the genuine edition has copyright mah ON hr
back oil the title page o23 dy&wy mkr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
INVENTED AND PREPARED pY

"; DE B0UDELoQUE, MD, LISBON, PORTUGAL
T'HE Scientific esmbnao OF ingredients of which there
Plls are composed have made them The wonder aud ADM.
nton OF the world. They known all Europe 10 be
the only eyer dae9yerd that has proved invariably
case beng such Chat they be used during pregnancy
Tor though always mild, safe and healthy they certain 60
produce miscarriage IL used during that period.
The directions translated into Enssh and envelopcd
fourd with the seal OF the importer, stamped Each con
the signature OF NJ dc Doudeoque and the English d.
cctions have the signature Of Dr. r. MEL authorised
igent for the continent Of America.
They can Be tTpspsd ~ ws e any part Of the United
he United States once 10? Liberty street. near Greenwich 81,
Price fhaf boxes 80 No half boxes sent BY mail SOLD
Boston at No Salem street. Letters directed 10 Dr. r.
elveau boz a. New York, will meet with mrn@diae attenj
ton. All letters be pos, paid. oIo 2mlSwsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10
DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

II.
IMPORTANT CAUTl0N;1The public should bear IN
forms those remarkable which published part
Of the country and the articles Of similar that
casionally pulled into temporary notice Those may be good
but We know nothing about them 80 80 &c
that does satisfy all Of the virtues of this medicine
let them 1875 Fulton and the original with nu
merpus other testimonials of like character:
WATERyLLE, Oneida CO., N. " Sept, Is, lSi3
Dear Sill II to the afflicted to inform you that IN IAN
uary last attacked by vev violent cold caused by
working in the water, which settled lungs IL
companed by pain breast and SIDES and
al, distressing cough. had in attendance all the best me
deal aid in villages but after exhaustng their skill to no
avail they pronounced disease Confirmed Consumption
they and all up die AZ much persuason
the of ply stefan TO the Basam OF Wlid
Cherry prepared by Dr. Wsa purchased of the Agent in
place bottle before half of which began TO gam
strength and very evident cough much better
three bottles and restored perfect health This result is
alone owing the of Dr. Wista Basam of Wild Cherry
and take this method Of giving the information partly to
pay the debt Of gratitude you aud partly that Others ST.
Very truly yours, JAMES SAGE.
MIR Palmer, Drugesst, under date OF Waterve Sept "a
1913 writes:
The statement given you BY NJ. lanes Sage well known
remsrs able cure The sale o is very good and
success in truly fattefing. Yours respectfully
Let the afflicted call and certificates. They prove
concusvey that they be cured they get the right mede
Beware of limitations.
This Balsam all affections of the lungs aud liver such
bleeding of the lungs bronchitis asthma OF 10 or 20 years
Standing Group obstinate pain in the chest, side &c
Sold only by Isaac Butts l25 Fulton, Of Nassau
Dexter Albany; Gorham New Haven't H. w. Bull Hartford
and by agents throughout the Northern aud Eastern States
A Medical Treatise to be had gratis above. NIL msm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10
PATENT ELASTIC
& III IL ~ IA ~ L. ID II [.

J'HE SUBSCRIBERS offer, with full confidence In ia
utility and usefulness, the above named article. This
article Is intended brace the shoulders support back
expand The chest SWING graceful outline the figure and
will be found Indispensable Of habits
Parents and guardians particularly s
Brace w be found 10 requisite quality for
which It is recommended nameyto brace the shoulders OF
children and Others who have acquired the habit Of STOPPING
with perfect being formed with elastic back and will
be found OF Impedment the arms
subscribers also offer their celebrated Elastic Spring Russia
Riding Belt The above articles manufactured under the
Immediate OF Mr. Parses who
the business for the last sixteen end may be depended
superior any article eer offered for same pu pose
Sold wholesale and retail the old establishment Of
PARSELLS & AGATE,
2y1 Broadway, Of Park Place.
n B-LsGs. vii b ,gPgIisd a9a fitted BY calling az the
between Hubsrt and LaiGht sfssef. oA AMIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10
TO THE LADIES,

Dr. HULLs UTERQ ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS for the radical OF Proapsus Ucr
or Falling Of the Womb, By external application. super
vedng Of the objeconal Pessary confidently
nended the afflicted the Of perfect
health, having failed Of performing even under
the most aggravated circumstances
he supporter attained very high character in Europ.
we'll this country Il adopted TO the entire disuse Of
pasTies and all other painful surgical expedents in the Ly
Ing Ia Hospitals London and Paris, and universally
commended in Euroge by medical Of the highest rank
this country by the leading members OF the
cute, of Colleges ana Hospitals. and BIZ all the eninee
private practitioners. .
Rooms have been ,urrshed exclusively for ladies &C No..
Vesy hsv from the business De
raruseut lady il in -ttendance, TO apply
rsyuss.s q, Surpo-ter, 70 female patisuu ns imer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-10
THERE is NOTHING LIKE THEM.

MR.. THOMAS WILCOX, of Orchard street. gave some
M Of Shermans child that had been long
time complaining, and could tell what allied him The
rs dose brought away atea full of womstwo doses en-
tirely cured him The remainder Of the box given TO
neghbors child that the doctors had ncurabe
They brought incredible quantity of and cured
the child Hundreds and thousands Of equally astons
ing, might be given.
Erasmus Dibble of Western New York, says that shemans
Cough Lozenges saved his wife from the grave
when nothing sse gave her any relief.
The Rev DR. Dunbar of the McDougal street Church. an
bounced % his congregation that shemsn Cough Lozeugc,
had cured HIM Of distressing cough twentyour hours
they have in multitude Of other cases.
Captain Chadwick of the packet ship Wellington and Capt
Weld, oft Lavina they have Shemsn Camphor
hosenge h9!or1ghy tested as remedy and
iaptaon Of the Heart Lownes Of Spirits. Dependency
depression arslng from too free living nights dissipation
Lumbago till he used shenians Poor Mans Plaster Tbey
gave speedy relief also in Rheumatism pain or weakness Ia the
s,de back breast q any part Of the body Over million
are sold yearly, and for only l2h each.
core Nppes cured by Shemans, capillary Oil matter
how bad they without taking thu child the breast Bs
su yon yet the genuine skermans Lozenges and Pasers
you viii be mpospo
warehouse LOG Nassau Age-io 27y $50 and Col
Broafway 221 Hudson ST. lss Bowery II East Broadway
Hilliam 81 1879 Fulton ST. Brooklyn; Stanwiy Hail. Albany
aoes Boston; aud Ledger Builngs. Philadelphia oar
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THE HUMAN HAIR BEAUTlFIED, RESTORED
AND FORCED TO GROW
BY THREE SHILLINGbOTTLE OF
JONES' CORAL, HAIR RESTOK A TIVE.

THIS be proved by of respectable
who this really does all represent We sell three
shilling bottles THAI persons try cheap. II gives
one trial and you'll be satisfied will actually force the hair
head face body 1t has strengthened roofs
staying the hair from falling Off cleaning the osdru
sumo dark color and BY doing this permanently make
merely dressing the hair nothing is
keep the hair SOFT dark silky and beautiful three
ahiings bottle the sign Of the Aneriesn Eagle 90 Chat
ding State st. Boston; and ss Fulton Brooklyn, LII
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
ia m K COR DON E N II II II I,

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at the same rate for any speche reod
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