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dozen Of good Port and half-box 81 lhe best

dozen Of good Port and a halfbox q 1he best
cigars he knows how to choose both ),
But we forbear, lest through OUT dell medt.
UNI our readers may be-as 90 on yes
was-,ired of Cousin Frank. Thlels uot slse
place to speak Of his blessed part "a ne DO
nestle tragedies Of his friends ihss memory
il cut in TO their hearts. and ~ nel(orial y
written down in the book Of which the angel
Of life keeps The record. Such chsrscsef as
Cousin Frank is rare social blessing, and
its felicity is to have fallen into the right posi-
tion-upon family where there is an alarm.
ing and most inconvenieat Preponderaace Of
woman kind.
Every now and then we have rumor that
Cousin Frank is about ITO give party what
was meant for mankind;'' and his cousins
BOXED jealousy on certain Of their charming
friends on whom he seems 10 them 70 smile
TOO benignly. The cloud passes off. The
statute has found its true niche-the picture
it's best light. Cousin Frank must be marri'
ed. This would be like giving TO an indivld-
ua an exclusive right TO the sunshine--aIIow-
ing to one family the monopoly of the CFo'on
water. No: all crowns but the crown ma'ri-
monial to our pear Cousin Frank !'--Dsm.
Review Of May.
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SPICES.

NuTMEGs, Mace, Ground c;o,.. !.
~ Pepper, Cinnamon, Cloves, % aeS ! A.
and the Kentucky Mustard, which !; ~. ~, s,ss||
70 oe the best,n use both for culinary , an.
medicine. For sale by ''! pufNA
July % 1e42-n39f DooohERn
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III: JOHN |! | J B : :! Deo1uGnER7v

SUCCESSOR TO ". HoI,,.o.sih3
8 now opening complete a..ooss.xoa1l,
and sENuIsE Drugs and Medie;Dua'ss u
Oils Dye stufis, Window glass, Ga. . alsll
CO and Cigars; also school bool. 's sae,
wrapping paper, states. &c. Wiling
the attention of physicians and cope ..'ulls \
and the public generally. In or,,e, Ivy nea|
stock It will be necessary to "eo on H. Rep u
by this course will be enabled to fn,, :saes nj
my line, lower Than they were of1e,s s9lsl aik
Bloomington July 22-3s # o'HERn
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DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.

DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
= LBS. Blue Pill Mass,
- OF. Hydriodate Potassa,
10 lbs. Gum Arabic,
10 !" Gum Camphor,
Hops,
Mason's Challenge Backing,
Percussion Caps, Matches, &C., &c., received by
late arrivals and for sale by
Nov4 ]. b. DOUGHERTY.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-23

THE ECLECTIC SPOILERS, and variety.
u Of other School Books, received and for sale
Nov q J. B. DOUGHERTY.
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DYE STUFFS, PAINTS AND OILS.
lNSEED Oil, White Lead. Spirits Turponiine
II Copal and Japan Varnish, winter Sperm Oil
warranted, Castor Oil and Alcohol, Clipped Log
wood, Clipped Fustic, Nader, Indigo, Annatto
Alum, Copperas, DC. DC. For sale by
JOHN d. DOUGHERTY.
july 20 lS42-n39tf
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GIVE 1T A TRIA1

GIVE 1T A trial. NJ
Clecelands Vegao1le Ao". 1
"ILL positively cure the Ft,s. Onr
~ any one that will call will be .s aau ase
rable certificates of ita success. p ss0sn ID,
sale. by J. r. ro,n1ce As
Bloomington, Aug. l9, 1912 oohERTrl
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PAPER ON COMMISSiON'
Ok REAMS Fools Cap, ruled and pam
az 4 do Letter, do ~
IL reams Tea Paper, assorted sizes,
20 do ursebrown Wrapping. ,..It
Also. Books and Stationary, Black an ~
Will be sold low for cash by .,-pry.
JOHN B. DOUGHbhi"
July 29le42-n39n
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See Here, Chc-naO,ko-m0n

Y Ii persons indebted to the undersigned in
Many manner whatever, requested to call and
settle the same, and all having acknowledgement him
will please present them for settlement.
Dec %. THO'S. C. MOTIFS.
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FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
6An or French Quinine,
~ 10 lbs Calomel,
or Pperine, "a substitute for quinine.)
] OF Morphine, assorted,
lbs English Blue Mass,
S OF Extract Peruvian bark,
doz superior Salad Oil,
10 lbs Gum Camphor,
10 lbs do Arabic,
lbs refined Isingtass,
For sale low for cash by
JOHN B. DOUGHERTY.
July 20 lS42-n39tf
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GAZE AND SETTLE.

CALL AND SETTLE. :.
AM in want Of money, and those ~" ".,e
j themselves indebted to me, either " ~, I'm n,,.
book account, are requested to call ana MON o. MI
ment without further delay, or some On WV
find your accounts in other hands. r,1y
Jan, 8 Ie43. ]. B. 'OCGhIH'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-23

REToRT CouRTEoUs.-Ih Burlington
Free Press tells the following story OF
Edward Everett. our present minister to
England. A few years ago he delivered
all Grafton before the Phi Beta Kappa So
ciety, at Cambridge, a: their annual cele.
bralion. and after the public exercises
were over they had dinner. as is usual on
such occasions. Judge Story. who pres
sided at the table. is said to have proposed
the following sentiment. after the cloth
was removed, IN compliment to the ora
tor:
The Orator Of the Day-Applause
follows the footsteps of fame where-euer
1t (EverelD goes"
This directed the attention Of the whole
company 10 Mr.. Everett. who immediate
ly arose and made the following very hap>
py retort:
"Thc Members of the Legal Profess
sion-f1owever lofty their aspirations may
be. they can never raise higher than one
Story"
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HIDESe HIDES FL

HIDES! HIDES!!
nRY Hides, Bees Wax, Clean Linen and Cot
II ton Rags, and Country Produce. taken in ex-
change for goods by A. OGILVIE & co.
July 80, ls4l .-40-tf
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THEY HAVE COME.

- ming icc,) fine assortment of goods from
Boston and New York. to wit:
100 doz. pair BOOTS AND SHOES of every
variety,
10 Boxes Of CANDLES,
$4,000 Principe and Havana CIGARS,
10 doz. SLEIGH WHIPS.
Otter Caps, Domestic Goods. Cotton Batting. &c.
with great variety of seasonabe goods for sale al
the NEW YORK STORE.
Bloomington. Nov. 25.
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P@la7FRYo
From the N. Y. American

From the N. Y. American.
Tke Cbaxnt of the Star.
m xRs. JANE I. SWIFT.
aForever singing as we shine"
deck the night with gems of light.
In azure realms roll;
And shine upon the fields Of space.
That stretch from pole to pole.
Years may not quench my glowing hre'
Nor time my lustre pale;
No regal ornament can vic
With Heavens spangled veil
robe with beauty every scene
That makes the earth 50 fair;
There's not spot 20 waste or wild,
But can sparkle there.
There's not stream. however lone
Its winding current be.
But bears my ray upon its breast.
And gives it back 10 me.
] look upon the haunts Of men,
And watch the turmoil there:
ImmortaIs, struggling for the boon
That only MORALS share.
look upon the grave yards then,
Where gathered millions lie.
With nothing but the robe OF death.
That earthly dross could buy.
mark the upturncd weary, eye,
That seeks my glittering sphere,
Unconscious that the wales Of rest,
For sainted ones, are here.
Perchance, some spirit Disseminated.
Is whispering to thee now
see the smile upon thy lip!
The light upon thy brow!
1t tells the Of my crystal streams,
My blooming, happy bowers;
Where ever verlant foliage screens
The sweet unfading flowers.
1t tells thee Of my gates Of pearl,
My walls of jasper stone,
With lamps unquenchable, that have
For countless ages shone.
1t tells thee that the ties Of earth
Will be cemented here
Although Deaths portals must be crossed
Ere fields Of light appear.
Thou'rt not SO distant as t'would seem,
When gazing from affair."
Ere break Of day. thy home may be
Within thy favorite star.
Spirit of earth each glowing orb
Has messengers of peace
To hover round thy couch of death,
And bid its terrors cease;-
To catch thy struggling soul, when falls
Its prison house Of clay,
And bear it on angelic wings
TO Heavens cloudless day.
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FEMALE DELlcAcy.-Above every other fea.
ture which adorns the female character, deli
cacy stands foremost within the province OF
good taste. Not that delicacy which is per.
pe,ualIy in quest Of something to be ashamed
Of. which makes merit blush, and shippers a,
the false construction its own ingenuity has
put upon an innocent remark; this spurious
kind of delicacy is as far removed from good
taste as from good feeling and good sense but the
high minded delicacy which maintains its pure
and underwriting walk alike amongst women
as in the society Of men, which shrinks from
no necessary duty. and can speak, when re-
CURED, with seriousness and kindness, of
things at which it would be ashamed to smile
or to blush that delicacy which knows how
to confe. benefit without wounding the feel.
ings Of another, and which understands also
how and when to receive one; that delicacv.
which can give aims without display. and ad.
vice without assumption; and which pains moi,
the most humble or susceptible being in crea-
ton.
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NOTICE. -nrs
y LII persons indebted 10 OLDS q Hte'..hauL
"A are requested 10 settle their accounts o''''
by cash or note. Jan W
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no MARKIED LADIES.

MADAME REsTELL's PREVENTIVE POWDERS
uAThsse sluabe have been sdopte
in Euope ba; France pacule for upwards thirty
well oy thousandsn this county, being the only mid
safe, and ecacious remedy for LADIES' whose beait
forbids too rapid increase Of family
Madsme Rsseil As Is well know ~. for ihuy e
male Physician 10 the two principal Female Hospitals Ep
opehose of Vienna snd Psrs-wheI. fyoree b, her
.rperence and opportunities she attained celebrity
those great dscov. mes nede science .psc,sy dsp,e
Vailed well il th. country in E<ope Her acauntsne.
with the physiology and Of the female
her-by the decline and III health Of
the meridian of pr, aud the rapid
often apparently inexphcable which many
fond mother to grnvc-to their
at know edge Of the primary Of female lndposi
uonsespeciely OF married fsmsleswhich, ieos, led
the discovery her celebrated Preventive Powden.'
Their adoption been the Of preserving onil
the .ah, bat the life Of shectouats wife
fono mother
The advertiser feeling mo portsnce o. TIM sphec and
the vast benefits t. thousands BY their ado
ton, would respectfully a<o,sc atteaoD 81 The
red all thai they hold ne snd dear 70 their consideration
Is and virtous evils winch snb
ect by simple and hcath mean, within our con,Io Ever
virtuoas and enlightened mind VITA
nsy answer in the affirmative Price i've dollar. paesas.
be forwarded by mail any aIt Of The Up,.:d s,,ss
TELL, Female Physlcian. Principal Office, lac reenwsf
street, New York Once hours from AN. to clock IN
Boston office No = Essc1 10 I'm
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CURE. [ + CHRONIC DISEASES.

I from f1lI3, disciple
tr,ous Hshnemann whose science and doctrines have
stonished all Europe and altered around him crowd Of
-mneni hvscians receive his instructions, and to
oropt Dy his exrerence the public that he has
nanent residence m
DR. f. has been profess onay and intimately connected
France with men, whose honorcd and
ths couht anu during ten years practice he has visited
in much doubt and obscd rity. O =
He just arrives from Paris where he has been communi
he result OF his observations to the Gallo Society, Of
which he member and returns here to duse the
fruits Of hs experience and the blessings Of hesth.
In the ooursc and practice by
help Of his method founded the laws of Specifies
which resisted every other mode Of
Ne with 70 be Judged words but from Suffice
say tina, beside. vi ma,ades reunited incusbe there
disease adful, such Consumption
zeas~s Of the skim ring wsus Cancer Fstua Of all kinda
scrophua Dropsy Nc- that he cannot entirely extrpate-
BY the method all scdent 10 females aud children
are promptly and radically cured.
Or. may be consulted every day, from 10 A. to M
office 10 Duane street, Broadway
tanauares nj 9m~r
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AVA NA-Nlrs Wests fOa i0 house has been ntrelY
- refitieJ nd prepu TOR tie oft av--rs
The location Of his house No Gale San Pedro enas
de Ia Machind decd dly sap-fiur other
esiab sn.d ia this city. Ii dir city uron the Bay,
termination Of Commercial wharf and adjoining the
eamboat landing, extensive and beautiful
OF the entire harbor with the adjacent country
and villages and The advantage Of much freshe
and air than the interior Of the although
within the usual business ms The ority Of the apa Z
confidently slated that place in this par OF The Island Offers
greater advantages to the traveller invalid for winter
dence
The prop etors gTn caution strangers de- tined Havana
TO bring with them signed verified hya Sp,nih
Consul, which arrival is taken nv the Boarding ce
and ~ conformity with VIII CHI permit mba with lug
gage &c has 20 be P5ocu ed by som. resident f the place
The Clerk Of the House will attend this 70 Atty, which
issdy enee1 b The Government aud DESTROYS
House will be eved nme lately If hey an advise by
previous vese Of ter nention TO embark mlts can be
procured antic'pafIon which the OF their arriving
late in he day, viii obvia detention Of from houis
on board.
Travellers may leave direction. ..home have their letters
addressed to the ef Mr. c. s. West (akng have
his name distinctly written very m queat mistakes made
ing in Of alb ence.
American aud English coin received payment andleen
OF ere d for moderate amounts negotiated received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-28
ENGLISH SCHOOL,
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA
CHARLER DIJNNE WATERLAND PRINCIPAL.

THIS Academy established years age under pa
o he former ntenden General OF ha Island, and
other individuals oil the nobility Of
city IL noedacled the plan of the German 'gymna-
scholars under English language many of them
speak il habitusly and nuenliy
The Principal has the Of schools France Ger
many, England and the United States His chief
the youth entrusted his knowledge Of
branches ola polite education winch required
active careers and are applicable 10 any.
The Of study the eore compehenss the EDgsh,
French German and Spanish languages History Geogr es
Nafnru Philosophy the practical OF Mathematics, and
Drawings of various kinds.
Professors Of divers and acquire the
abshment and all hr rotation. instruction
from the director.
Such signal has attended this plan Of oi,ion TIA;
veral Ct the pups under eye OF and speak
foreign languages perfectly eligible and
those OF rper years. correctly and easv:
The acquisition only OF the Spanish but also of Other
languages thus placed within the reach Of the youth OF the
nqush the which from English ed
The object Of the Principal IN desiring receive
youths from the United States facilitate the requirement
oil the English accent for his Spanish pupils which
would be douhy repaid them BY by the introduce
here the manly spirit Of the English schools The young cti
the house being spacious and airy situated heahu'
shou dis from the ,ity; and containing within its
limits ue bath and connie Tor
the pupils health Two youths lat-y arrived from Gena
have pssscd the the school perfect he el As
the principal married and his wife aud sister have
~ &c OF the JUNIOR Children are received al aAy
dltha OF infancy.
T. very Pupil enjoys his religious opinions updsturbed
$500 aupum pay able three months IN 40
There extras except clothes spd books
Referepces-MEsSRs: CHAS: DRAKE BkOTHERS.
ALEXANDER MORALES, ESQ.,
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POslTIVE CURE FOR CORNS

POSITIVE CURE FOR CORNS.
positively Dir Ashley Coopers cee
braled Corn Save will make hnal Of corns proof
of which introduce the following certificates from highly
respectable gentlemen
This may certify that application Of pr Coopers Corn
Salgc has perfectly cured and from its eff
my case and that Of macy which have within my
knowledge, am disposed to regard il a a specific.
H. H. SHERWOOD, NJ. D.,
825 Broadway, New York.
have used Dr. Coopers Corn Saive with perfect
Ny Corns long andng and the wso
bad considered them ncurable but Or appca-
Of the above entire removed then hout
pain. WSMANb BRADBURY,
Publisher ofthe Bosten Miscellany, &c,
327 Nassau street, N. Y.
Office for whole sailing retailing this ar.icle w Nissan
uemen flames Chiffon, NJ D, 1853 Broadway Me.srs
Sands 273 Broadway Mrs Harper, SIX Bowery and 1879 Full
ton street. Brooklyn James Hart N D. corner Chambers
9 and Broadway.
done OF producing the effect jyl3 lasr
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
MICS GORttON IkE n E,Ifr

NV. CORNER, FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS
The NEW YORK HERALD-A daily pip'r, issued every
morning OF The weekicr foo cents yer copy County sub
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PRIVATE MEDICAL NOTICE!

III Fan llCOLAN CLASS OF INV ALlDS.
THERE class ofinr aids who the sym
patty Of all who desire the uerings Of az
cted. That class OF VINO aborng under
the effects Of those vciou, into which erns ane
tagion Of evil example What pnab)c there be-
than that for Of the father 81 aam Ions
aimee repented Of h youthful but who bea aboaf With
him his SYSTEM and perhaps transmits to his innocent off
spring the Of his former indscretons DelcacJ
prevents him from sppyns physician and he not une
quenty fails the hands Of uneducaed prete Many
young again, deferred from entering
from the fear consciousness that diaease uh
ing IN their system.
TO all such the COLLEGE Of MEDICINE a.d Pharmacy OF
the city OF New York. offer the Of security from
Diary dsease and for the removal OF when their
and celebrated Parsan Alternative MIXTURE"
siyely used by Mr. RIcoRp the Vcnerea Hvpta Of Paris
This medicine half dozen bottles
with copious and labels winch
any UNPLEASANT remarks These cases guaranteed to con
sucient quantity Of this remedy all syph
luc impurities Of the blood eruptons affections Of
the throat and nodes ulcers the bones. &c. Pur
chasers all times correspond with consulting Phys
clan of the College. Price Of the s. each Safely Tor
warded all Of the Union Canada and the West lsuies
The and medicine that no concealment
necessary. By order, -
Principal Office Of the CoLLEer Nassau street. New Yori
3mH re
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

" Madame Restels Female Monthly Pills IN ali csses 0,
uresulary suppression stsppage OF kose function,
upon which the health Of every female depcns sinc
er noducon into the United States about yea
coaherein and limitations are constantly attempted to bs
twsiye cents boT cut M 10 diaeren, boxes, and called
possible At two doan box Females therefore
cautioned against these attempts impose uloa
sufficient here that all Female Monthly Pills conn
.:re except those sold .. Madame Resss Principal 0mes
Of each box.
the directions enclosed inside OF each boz Sold
pcntment al 24 Grand street, coynee Of Allen. New York
iI0 i'm
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE FILLS.
syE.!Ep Ard SsEfASEp AZ

HE scenrGc combination Of ingredients Of wh,eh r., .
Ps comgoscd nave made uen ne wonder and adm l.
Inc only ever discovered that INVARIABLY
ers,n in producing the mophly Their certainty in al
ses being such that thew must NOT he nsed during
inr though always nid saie and healthy, they
rroduce miscarriage IL used dnrng that period
hc directions translated English and are
,oupd III, seal Of the importer stamped Zach e.
sins Of NJ de Boude nque aud the English d.,
,-cto have the signature OF Dr. H. NELVEAU sathori1sl
.grrt fsr the continent OF America.
They can be Iaietai,,oe by NAL 2 Any Of Urr,os
states Letters directed 70 Dr. r. Mcveau, boz
York. wl r-tt with Immedas attention All letter, mug
post paid cold W appointment 100 Cherry, Cats
rpo street Free 81 Half tofcs - No half boxes by
ns, ito I'm dNw
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DIR. MORRISON.
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY. 2eiX Fulton street

NORTH RIVER DIsPENsARY. 2sth Fulton street nesr
Greenwlen-Dr Morrison Member OF the Royal College
Of Surgeons Lopdcn and formerly surgeon in the British Nal
continues TO be Consulted daily all diseases OF delicate
atnre and M those distressing symptoms consequent On n
Pr NJ has had an experience Of twenty wo years r. treating
mild safe and infaiibe substitute Tor Gradient
the ycueres with Certainty, ,thout subecng the
patient r,sh restricting him III uusuai diets
suit. while his medicines agreeable and SMELL Per
obstuc,ions the ehra. such strictures and
agreement Of the prostate gland Cmpaned with much ffi
dull about par Of the
quences OF nat-eament DR. M
fc promoting absorption Of the thckered ccus,
membrane vithou, pain.
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILiTY.-Thousands Of young
men are suffering from se consequences Of ndulsence
cret destructive whose nerves further injured from
the use 2t noslum az pretended specifics: which stimulate
purely pathological principles and fails in establishing
cure-the stnctes honor and confidence observed.
Letters paid and containing suitable fee, will
the nden full advice end medicine of the
Union, by his gvsng history Of his detail eo4x Fu
Greenwich jy2i lm*r
EEED-The New York Rice Mill, corner OF Jefferson and
South offers for SALE the low price OF 1915
dollars Rice Meal equal Indian for hogs
horses poultry.
Also head PRIME broken and ground rice and South Caro-
lima ertts hommony snt the lines A. ply
above. THOMAS BElLBY,
t,xhr
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TO THE LADIES.

oh; HUL1s UTERO ABDOMINAL surPORIEh
THIS for the radical Of Prolapss
Falling OF the Womb By application peIsed
ing the Of the obscsna Pesssy, confidently recon-
ncnded the afflicted the Of perfect estoraon 70
isalth having failed Of performing cure, even under
The most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter attained very high character Europe
ws a in hi, country ss adopted TO the entire d1uss o.
mf5cspitsL Of London and Paris and universally recon
mended n Europe BY medical Of the highest rank In IN.
and Hospta and By all hs eminent private pEac
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies, No
vesey street, having from the business de
artmene where lady attendance, to apply
Crusses and Supporters female patients jvil lmrs