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Packets to- Arrive.
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem IT, Aver If Captains of Vessels will give
90 Commodore Kosynr srLyEy, of News Fleet, a Re
por of the shipping A the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels on their Passage List Of their Cargo and
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
RESPONDENTS at home abroad will also favor hy
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence thew car
obtain Nautical Information of any kind viii be thankfully
received ''
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AND PER EFT u A l. A Il X.
Half Million of Curosities
Day Visitors admitted same evening Free
ATTRACTIONS NEVER FQUALLED,
in any Mus, um in Ameiics.
" The Manager has, great expense engaged for
week only the popular vocslists
MISSES MARY aud KOSINA SHAW.
and 'heii brother,
Mr.. DAVID 7. SHAW,
whose Concerts the Apollo Rooms Broadway lss week
highly On each evening they will give
consisting Of SEEMS Songs Duets from most popular
composers The programme will he changed AZ each
ierranment and i'll part consist Of tn. amusing Co
mic p,oducti IONS of the 'ay. Mr. 8. HAMBRiDGE will
the Piano Forte The Concert will Ne interpSsed
with popular Dances by La Petite Celeste.
New Boxes have been erected IN the Lecture Roon
P,ogr may be procured the Lecture Room also
the principal Music Sores and Hotels. Notwithstanding the
required for the productnn of this weeks
velties, there will he - - -.-.--.z.
No EXTRA CHARGE FOR ADMISSION!
Enert evening at half
ven and Wednesday, and Saturday afternoons at THREE
o'clock.
Admission the whole IS cents-chdreu under ten y'srs
hall price. no
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WONDERFUL Dis OvERY.
MEMS MERCER AND TAILOR

Old and The public seaea .t'efns sup
III him
the prevalence humbug in these times and the
OF f bur- me syuS bssa
tried by the only test has been found perfectly value
He is conscious that his former customers will require no re-
Tsfrs those who may wish to deal with him 'l'N'" :,
yessss of the newest STYLE whsh will BE made order
ranging from % to 80 cent below the
FRENCH DIANOND EYE VAPOk-rerm mem ar
rangements having been made for constant supply Of this
q
S na IS nd
u h sa Rf.1 eS
90 no, think e m e maxi nns 9P9
the Ct Of the il be and =.
s. with Eye GLASS. % or 81 for two 'S
This EyeW.ie5 strengthen. weak eyes caused by close
the eve brilliant aud healthy the patent whose
vision has been weakened by eve measles, change of climate
lea sight tie aged BY morbid
move the mos, nyssrSts case Of ehronie op.hslms
scot, which appear the eye the Of
a'3H E
brightness and activity of motion which will remain
All orders for the Diamond Eye yapor must be directed as
Ia part OF the Union. n5 lmsm
'INU PERSONS ABOUT TO BUILD.-Persons about to
repair buildings may hear of ouder
tead the same for moderate conversation The accounts Of
expenditure will be correctly kept and rendered eky
Other also be made Resrectable
references Address b. NJ through the Park Post Office
MS tsr
GENTLEMEN HAVING FINE WATCHES which
" they wish cleaned repaired workmanlike
invited to Ieavs them with F. H. LOCKWOOD, who gives
the sctest rer'ona attention this branch of business aud
will guarantee entire satisfaction 10 his customers The sub
scriber well that watches often damaged by
beng into the hands Of tnkers than they would be by
wthout cleaning he asks is a fair trial
establish the difference between guackery and scieuce
F. II LOCKWOOD, l26 Fulton street,
ms lm*ec Sun Buildings.
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Passengers Arrived.
SAvANNAH-Brig Madson-Nr Hunter, II Lawson G Law
Mr. Dean.
Foreign Lmportatsons

Foreign Importations.
MALAGA-Brg Confdence-0O or cks cks 5000 bxs
SIC hf 500 do sns 1870 kegs 100 bx lemons trails
almonds Aqure Gaway300 boxes rasn IS kegs
MALAGA-Be Nahmkanta-9570 boxes $50 hf or do $50
kegs risns 200 kegs 100 boxes lemons 40 trails almonds
Mason & Thompson.
MAeABg Crion-s5s2 bxs 1850 hf 1859 ar do 200 kegs
ralsns Fitch co36 bxs lemons Harmonys Nephews
Let hxs 400 do 1884 h do 22O grapes 90 cs bird
seed 20 kegs olives do anchovies I Stalker CO.
Domestic ImpOrtatiOns.
SAvANNAH-Brg Madson-( Reported yesterday )46 bales
Prescott4i X Gaves-2 hhds 10 bbls pkgs &
q Lawson-65 dry hides Is bags John Saxtonl bdl hides
Boughton-25 cks rice iron order.
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MARITIME HERALD.


sailing Days OF the Steam Ships.
LIVERPOOL. FROM AMERICA
britannia, Hewitt. 90. Oct 10 80. Nov. l6
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE ramed aad celebrated Pills. from Portugal are we
perceive to be obtained IN this bee adserss
meat on tbs last column. fourth
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DOCTOR J. GRANGER desires in future TO limit his
- practice and conne his attention entirely those diseases
the Of which he has with uniform
yz-Diseases of the Heart Lungs and Recum in all their
different forms Also, all diseases pecsiliar
The remedies used for the above diseases their ap
icaton in their effects and their
Office OF Doctor Granger No. 81 Amity street.
Hours from " to 5 : n the afternoon. o7i7msr
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WAbHSTTJEpp, IMMEDI TIE LY-Am artive Intelligent JOB
cdnR.IS ER Of seid %per3Is habits APPLY 70
WANTED-Ar respectable boy Of about fourteen years. in
aApcy store in Broadway. Good references required =
Apply al half past o i3l Broadway. nc lsec
WANTED1A young man who has had some experience in
arespecable tea and grocery business Apply at 6 Mas
sau street nc 2t-m
A COAGHMAN is DESTROYS Of OBJ aiming employment. I'm
abilities ENQUIRE at 2. Pine stairs nc 2'eod'
S6. OOO WANTEp.-wapted, the above sum Of money
AZ moasSs yG
SS asd from hs s
for the payment sf the notes when due addition
sRea the sfi .qaas
IS engsged IN producing one of the great sta
ereas9g demand and proposes advantage any
duced equal 500 third of which amount the oane
can have in addition to his interest las monthly
viii the applicant sale Of his rrodae
to o 70 with s wheat SrSs
will be granted, and full explanation made ne Atm
800 Ral M Be paS * ig
Information that win to the Of any person who
afs g fss Wig Gssn
vsne 20 81 S i iGa ae the
% oil " "mOe for the fol-
ss 0 ID he had h w and ri
all Of the length. He last the Navy
the above boy Isl Gold street Brooklyn viii be suitably
rewarded. n63tsm
A THENEUM HOTEL s47, Broadway. i. prepared to let
nh st*m NJ ''' JOHN ROBSON.
BOARDING
FIRE SCH and American Boarding House No q Resde st.,
T ho@s pe RG % sa.iv
spoken. Day boarders taken. o26 lmsm
GENTEEL BOARDING
spts%ep eap Be accommodated
Also from. pa5lo5 and Bed Room the second floor fur
POARDlNG-seyeral furnished rooms for gentlemen and
II their wives single gentlemen Enquire at So White st.
o20 imNr
To LET, WITH BOARD, handsome front Parlor-iour
handsome Bed Rooms, at All Houston olO im'r
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
undersigned takes occasion to inform his friends and
outsider street 81 the vicinity steamboat landing
and vegetable market having commodous family apartments
% 90 land s
OF the revenue officers;
the Spanish Consul at the port OF embaSaon to obvate diff
.sl since &c, -.-D4 'l., WILLIAM FULTON.
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION, Nc
undersigned tenders his grateful @
for these years while proprietor Of the Arcade
Bath and now by his uGe%i,a III eseGn to pess and
phur, Warm Medicated Baths, of any temperature mo-
mens warning he hopes merit continuance of their
favors.
He respectfully invites them aud the public in general
anime his elegant and capacous bathing establishment
No 1913 Broadway Walker is equaed by in
the United States exceed in Europe
CHARLES STOPPANI.
SThe for warming the establishment dur
ing the winter completed. ma 6tis~r
WONDERFUL DISC OVERY
STRIKERS SOLUTION FOR THE HAIR which will
~ change grey hair to its original color in few This
solution d erent from offered and fail of
advantage of identifying the hair without njung
growth.
Those who doubt requested have their hair
changed before paying their If humbugs would take
| this method there would be complain
One trial will prove the fact.
Sold wholesale and retail and applied No Chatham
opposite the Hall Of Records. New York, stairs.
ms lmsec
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schr Leaper, Niekeson days from Dennis with FISH, to
master.
schr Tiger Nye days from New Bedford with OIL &c to
master. -, $50, til -, .
schr Wyman, Belts days from Philadelphia win COAL 10
master
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poRT OF NEW YORK, MOVE MBNR O
Arrived.

SUN RISES '..6 80 MOON 6
sUN ......4 so HIGH WATER 0 1,
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LOVE, COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE
putshsd yr Myse5sf spd Rdoe
from
the matter. duly considered in .hs work Mat
beauty nd sga5:S TSs ds%ssi ;%sry y
sSw Sf nay
s af %ns ssssi 'sspg
se for ... w The 5 and eoo1s %cs be-
cO%@g to the yaGG% n and other
single and mariede relates to the principal sub
For sale Wholesale and eta at lo2 Nassau street, New
9t PAID o,d I'll to cow he Work
soS mae
a address None
ss' posss1s
e. s"r f ssp
helds5: n sSSyfsSt Se Office Of he GyHo'aIs
s: sss
the
LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, &c.
Lex
ses 5 N s a Of s Sm 9 CIV
where he continue. A E Ti@StifsT.s LIMBS,
plan the and least complicated having through
e $
Hands Arms, the Common Wooden Leg. nj lmsr
DAYS SHEET RUBBER OVER SHOEs-25 Maiden
~ Lane Experience has that leather sole can be at
ached to India Rubber uppers, that it impossible
paae them the Of wearing These Over Shoes hch
have already dsuse leather shoes aud
sins and TO which the water proof boot is fast tending
furnished by the Roxbuy India Rubber estab shmen 25
Maiden Lane OF quality surprisingly perfect and altogether
better than being made by other establishment the
trade The quilted slipper Over Shoes snd Boots
furnished only this establishment Every article appertain
ing TO the rubber BUSH for sale made to order
HORACE III. DAY,
Successor the Roxbury !. r.. C.,
NJ lmsr Is Maiden Lane
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PEALE's New YORK MUsEUM,
AND PICTURE GALLERY
(Brond,cnv opposite the Citv HnH)
THE BEST COMBINATION OF NOVELTIES
THE FAMo 1sdG RElT fl ors fMIissrREL
in their Negro Duets Tro. Songs Banjo Bone and Tambo
GREAT 55Is sl1E' WfEsTER n
E,hiopian Orator and Initiate, of the locomotive
Master sa s'fs ' P"p sl"as smith,
Mr. ! csf f'oxt The i Dsa,aes e'''' 'ta"
r s. Consulted w Ua sGS' aS.
tuII-, during the whole dsy an and evening
az cents o those who consult Madame Ad9lPh
afternoon. a o'clock
fhs #; 81 sSzaHp AND POSITIVE
h'Hig, oNs sso% +. s Milo and
On MSSDG aF Nov ina sPss the A1.o s.oo.
Grand Dp.t,-r,en til. o PART Of ouill.um. Tell.
Tor Harp aud M.d,me L,u,. and Mon. %rs
Grand Fanta,e-From the Opera Of Moses for Piano
forte. ThalberE
Air-Du Siege de Cornthe ................: Ros,ni
Fana,i.-For the Harp, from the Opera Il Pn. Poeh.:
PARTU
Duett-From the Opera OF Robert lie Diable, for Harp
ana r'aho Madame L,,.~ and Mon, r Tas SiTs
Grand F.nt.sie-From the Opera Of Gaiiaume Tell.
for Piano forte'.' '''.'.... Dohl~
Air du Chalet. .......... .............. Adam
- Mons Etienne
ASd.ate Final from the ORR. of Lucia. Tf,lS;I.
(By general desrs) lie Tnlle Dohler
Mons T. Miro
70 Tickets One Dollar each-To be had IT.. Music
Stores, Hotels. and at the door,
rC5-Concert to commence at eight o'clock nj N.ec
r. WINTERS EXHIBITION OF CHEMICAL
PAINTINGS.
WILL be open for few weeks, commencing Monday
w Evening, Nov 6. le43. in the Granite Building
Of Chambsrs st and Broadway.
Each Painting surface Of nearly square Of
and produces the wonderful phenomena Of distinct
the consisting OF the following
views
milan Cathedral.
2-City Of Jerusalem and Crucifxien.
3-Chprch Of the Holy Sepulchre.
4-Belshazzar's Feast.
Tickets of admission IS each Performance twiesa day
Doors open M2h NJ exhibition commences at o'clock
do evening o'clock, ~
Ent apce IN Chambers S one door from Broadway.
M 3ws-r
PHILHARMONIC sOCIETY.-2d Season, ls43 and "A
The first Concert Of the will lace
evening. Nov 18th the Apollo Saloon Terms OF subscp
ton $40 for four Concerts three admissions each with the
privilege Of purchasag additional tickets 81 50 EACH
The would that, although a gallery has
been erected by which hundred be
accommodated they have determined Only
number Of tickets last BY doing they will
the POSSIBILITY OF the room being vss9ieetly rowded
way at q. +. Hayers 3oi Broadway.
ms ew'm BY order, +. w ROSTER. Secretary
T ECTURE At THE SOCIETY LIBRARY, Broad
II wav corner Leonard street.-PROFEsSOR DEL MAR
respect lily that h first Lecture Papa Usurpas
ton and Supremacy will be this evening O'Clock and
that his second discourse embracing Enquiry on the Peype
will take place Thursday evening next the above Insti
tute. Admission IS cents. n61tsm
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

ri On TO s500o-Mr. Francis II Crump, Watch Maker,
PlVO 2S Grand street bees 70 inform his friends and the
public that independent o. the Watch business
make advances in cash gold and silver watches diamonds
silver forks and every description OF gold
yer IN any shape intended for immediate sale. Cash any
amonnt paid for old gold aud silver Watches Of every
,cripuon repaired and warranted. 2is Grand street.
all
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UNITED STATES
TEA EMPO RUM,
l2l tate l29 Chatham street, Nesc York
And LIS Enltnn sfrreI. prnnkIvn.

Ana ITO Fulton street brooklyn.
fAgENcY, 3i8 DLEECEER STREEi,
WI q ESAIE AND RE TAIL,
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY continue offer for
and fragrant Teas Of variety and style
Their specially includes the delicious and
powerful grades Green and Black Every package bears the
stamp Of and elegance and the Teas therein
thoroughly secured from light aud air that their quality and
power will unmpaired any climate Their system
Of prosecuting business is perhaps scarcely be exceled IL
founded the regard TO the rights 81 the custom
especially with respect 70 weight and quality and unr
vailed chespuess All purchasers called any
articles which fail @ give them the utmost sstisactop which
merchants public establishments heads OF families aud ship
will find decided advantage TO supply themselves
from this establishment.
GEyUivE JAVA COFFEE roasted every day.
Orders from all parts OF the United States executed with
prOmptitpde and despatch.
= The only warehouse America for the sale Of Hon.
quas celebrated Black Tea. w IN
WAICHbs.-The largest and splendid
w Watches in the he found the subscrbers
As he constantly receiving all descriptions Of Gold and Sill
Watches Of the styles direct from the
turers in England France, and Switzerland he is enabled
larger assortment and much less prices retail than
sny other house in the city Gold watches low $40 to s2
each Watches and jewellery exchanged or bought. All
ws,ehe, warranted to keep good time or the money returned
md warranted 9YsI shsn at any other place in the city
imsr Wholesale and ssl. 30 Wall street up stairs,
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NJ B-Every facility will be afforded for the disposal
merchandise of all descriptions Business will earned on
business like Sales will he regular and return
prompt in this establishment under the charge solely
'' THOMAS BELL. No. IS Ann
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BOARDING
FIRE and American Boarding House No q Resde St.
agreeable home moderate price The French is generally
spoken Day boarders taken. o26 lmsm
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-10
IOWA HOUSE,

|s1a-5oai Landing, Bloomington f0wG.
sIa undersigned having leased is!ong cstab-
+ listed ana well known TAVERN STAND
texan Of years, and added TO it such an addition
vii enable him to accommodate ravei!ers and
EAsn manner more acceptable than its former
nasons would permit, returns his thanks for the
|eMpatronage heretofore bestowed upon his house,
socIls a coatinuanc of the same. Having Ia
'ae stand tora number of years, placing his reit-
|% ~t patronage upon his merits, he is determined
cl'in1e, as heretofore to strive to merit liberal
H:oPltronage by the use of every effort to rem
r. Me Say OF ais guests pleasant and agreeable
Us TABLE Shall at all times be supplied with the
fS'a' MWket affords, served up i'll a style not to
| Surpassed in any country. The BAR will be kept
?ael with the choicest Wines and Liquors. and
1F loom having always been quiet and free from
| ny Nose wishingto be retired need not entertain
h'':ot the least disturbance. Por.ers always
'"'a aace to transport baggage from andto the
2 ~, ice of expense.
'MoTAb!.E, heretofore under his control, has
%4Ra'ei to couple ofyoung gentlemen of xpe-
le u the business, and who are prepared with
]~' ana Carriages for the use and transportion of
's,a3er' any part of the Territory, gentlemen
,. neS Wishing to visit any part ofthe Territory,
~! ANA OF Conveyance, can be accommodated hy
5isE'a at the Iowa House, where their wants
4''inneliately attendedto.
p. WIN. FRYE, s
NoGnlnGton Anril Of 1910 vl-SAtf 7f yrE
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
nv mo. B. RUSSELL.

;, srBscn1prIoS.--Two Dollars per
Fsaa' '. ,nvAscE. When payment is not made
ln IN q, additional charge of Fifty Cents will
i'anf e, every three months delay, until pay
Fnil' m ~ Subscriptions for less term than
P Is r;Il be charged at the rate Of Three Dol
ysu ',Ivance payment required. U No paper
aaa aa3 until arrearages are paid, except at the
,0n . ar ADMINISTRATION a square OF 10
r., insertion, 81 CO.; each subsequent insertion
n,s larger oncsin proportion. Advertisements
=, ,be Office for publication, without desisna-
10 number Of insertion, will be continued un'
'.ia,ol out, and charged FOR accordingly
\ :, nj deductions made to yearly advertisers
!. e,tcrs addressed to the Editor, in order te
e. attention., MUST BE POSTPAID.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-10

Mr.. f. Brooks, Of the New York Express.
10 one Of his letters from Sweden, thus speaks
of the soldiers Of that country:
;. No where have Iseen better or Drawer men.
so far as one can form an opinion from appear
ance. The soldiers Of Sweden compa'e la
vorably with the picked men OF the most mill
,ary Of the European governments: ihey
have great muscular strength. agood sfaiufe'
and every way fine appearance. Inc gov
eminent is essentially military. aud the DIS
cipline Of the army most complete. A militia
~ king, who figured conspicuonsly for ai,me
as nextto Napoleon. is commander inchief Of
the troops. The Grown Prince has also
conspicuous command, and the sons Of the
Grown Prince ali have military rank, and are
educated 10 think the military service the f1rst
and the best In the kingdom sH 05ltsi
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-10
N l5.
WHOLE NO. 1877.

hibit ner feathered stock and would oc
casionally exclaim. nice passel - Ain't
they a nice passel!' But she never would
say what they were worth. No persua-
sion could bring her to the point; and our
papers at Washington contain no estimate
of the value of the widow Stokes poultry,
as she said herself, she had A MIGHTY
NICE PAssEI..'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-10
CHARLES NATION.
40, nj EGir and .S'et0ry <snbttc,

B1ooMINaroN, Iowa,
r. rye prompt attention to all professional bu.
- :, With which he may be favored. lie has ''iull
''al o,,,hcrity to administer oaths and take
lalynsn.s, or proofs OF deeds, MORTGAGES:
~s,f ttotney, and other instruments OF writing.
906ain the Court House. mar II, 45.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-10
JOHN B. DOUGHERTY,
aPOTHEC.4RI. & DRUGGIST:

g. BLOOMINGTON IOWA,
"a eeps constantly on hand, complete assort-
H., %snt OF Drugs, Medicines, Paints Oils. Var.
il, ; ), pye sluifs, Books, Writing Paper, Warp.
.is6, apeF Ink, Quilts & Stationary Of every de-
h p'on' all Of which ate offered low for CASH or
". n, Every article warranted of the best quail
sr.t b. Glnseng and Seneka Snake Root taken
.'ScAange for Drugs.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-10
Ii. C.. RCESE'F;,
Trad G.. Day
p,JUI.EC HOUSE.

ID C0VELL, respectfully informsthe pub!ic,hat
- aacoa;inucs to keep Public House at sa'
E, NIHatnc county, Iowa, wheIc the best ACCOM-
PllI0as can be had, between Bloomington anu
EvA)or. Private rooms TO be had at all times
Is stable is good, and at all times furnished with
uals Of proyenlar. He invites test OF these
Dement'S. Several comfortable houses to rent.
Nem, Iowa, Jan % 1912 Ia II
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Dc.ks. COVEII.

DIRE. COVELL.
s"pGUON s. p \ 81 Z A n,
SALEM, IOWA.
TiVlN /; we'll supplied himself with Medicine
il isreliy to attend to all calls. tie Is thank
lft past patronage. ,c
Slen Iowa, Jan %, 1872 ~ II
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-10
RETROSPECTION.

We extract the following from beautiful Poem,
y p. r. Kilborne:
ooh, / would live life DER again
To seize its joy to shun its pain,
To spend Alright its mispent hours,
TO shun its thorns and pluck its flowers.
They err, who deem world like this
Hath more Of sorrow than of bliss.
Joy sngeth galley on the mountain,
It sparkleth in the sun-lit fountain,
Il echoeth from hill and grove
AMI bsameth from the eye of Love;
ITS printed en- tie skies Of even,
AM comes to US in thoughts of Heaven.
ooh, then, sweet minstrel why shond'stt thou
Wear gloom and sorrow on thy brow =
Why wake thy Tyre to sorrowing themes,
Since life is filed with pleasant dreams,
And friends, and love and hope are thine,
And holy liz hts around thee shine!
"Yet will not upbrad the view
I'hol tak'st of life, though dark its hue;
will not chide-I too have felt
My heart, when nerv'd most sternly, melt;
knew that tears may dim the eye,
And m;sts will sometimes veil the sky
Yet Faiths sweet star, forever bright,
VIII tinge the darkest cloud with light"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-11-10

A. esgiivie &. Go.
LpwARDING s. COM MIS- S ION
GsgA. g.zfARIgs
b 7ALgRSin Foreisnand DomeslicDry Goods
Gneriss. Dootsand Shoes, Nails. Iron, Steel,
[t;,rs. sc. sc. Also, on consignment, choice
Gnn,oflmporiel Liquors, all Of which WILDE
very low for Cash.
July 80, 1s4l.-i0-tf
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A. esgslvic & Go.

PETER JACKSON .
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I.yfB.
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was saying. and she gin i, to Sally's ba-
by, but il got wuss-,he poor creetur--and
she gin it tea and gin i. tea, and i, looked
like, as if the more she gin it tea, the