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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-10

"MlxED BLooD."-A writer in the Alba
ny Evening Journal, in describing an anti.
slavery convention held in that city. speaks
of our fellow. townsmen and eloquent Young
friend, James Monroe, as IA young man
apparently Cmired blood, and good and
fluent speaker" Now we have known
James Monroe almost from his babyhood,
and in his brown hair, clear eve, and pale,
intellectual face, never discovered any signs
of mixed blood bat our analytical pow.
er IS not so great as that of some. We ought
10 have an instrument for measuring a mans
conplexion-a kind Of coioromefr. Will
not some of the believers in skin ~deprarity,
task their ingenuity for The invention ofsuch
an instru menl 1t might save them, and
perhaps us, from a hundred ludicrous mis-
takes.-B.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-10
VOICE OF FREE D o M.

Virginia, whicb collects a rery small
rerenue has ten times the public patron
age possessed by any other State in the
TTninn
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-10

Good hickory wood is now selling at
the wharves in Philadelphia, for 81, 25
per cord.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-10

HORSES that have Ring-Bone, SPAWN,
Wind Calls, &C., are cured by RooFs' Specific and
E'OasNGefed horses entirely cured by Roofs
Founder Ointment. Mark this, all horsemen.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26
SWANS HOTEL,

NHE subscriber having been at great expense
u in fitting up his large and commolious Hotel
for the accommodation of the members ofthc Legis-
lature and others; would respectfully inform the
public that he is amply prepared to accommo-
date in style which he filters himself will not be
inferior to any TO he found in the Far Vest
His rooms warm, we'll furnished and his servants
shall be attentive and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS table
will be furnished with The hest tho country affords.
and his terms will he such that no gentleman shall
go away dissatisfied.
In connection with the above establishment. there
is large commodious and warm stable, well fur
nish I'd with horses, carriages, s!eighs, &c. &c.
The above Hotel is convenient 10 the Capitol.
and one door from the Post Office. He also keeps
the Stage Office for the different lines Of stages in
opeaation to and from the city.
A share Of the public patronage in his line of bu
sines. is respectfully solicited.
CHAUNCEY SWAN.
Iowa City. Dec. 2. 1912.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26

FLrRrs AND FLIRTING. firt is in fact
common sport to all men the very laughing.
stock Of those on whom she imayines she has
made the greatest impression. She cannot
rise in esteem, and if she fall, she is implied.
Filtration. however considered, seriously or
lightly, is injurious 10 aud nnb. coming in wo.
man. Is is, broadly. an unblushn. cenfes-
sion which the individual makes of her desires
10 attract the notice Of men. What woman Of
common pride would say so muci, in words :
yet no language can be more unequivocaI Ii
unres:rained by sense Of this humiis,inp in
terpreia,iOn, which even the weakest oi male
observers put upon Irritation. there are mani.
fold prudential reasons to restrain that silly
appetite for display and notoriety.
No girl ever madn happy union by Airia-
ton. because no man capable Of making wo.
man perfectly happy was ever attracted by thai,
which is disgusting to rational aud refined
minds; the fool may be caught, and with ,h..
fool life will be what it ought 10 be between
dirt and a coxcomb.
Filtration in woman is equivalent to liber-
tinism in man; il is a manifestation Of the
same loose principles. only restrained by the
usages Of tho world from developing itself in
. similar way. The bare idea OF his ough,
10 preserve thousands, who perhaps fall into
the error through mere exhubprance Of spirits.
from exposing themselves 10 a suspicion a,
which their natures mus, shrink.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26

QUICK WoRK.-Ihe fast running steamer
Missouri landed at our wharf this moruinu.
having bee" absen, Is days and a few hours
10 and from New Orleans.
She carried into New Orleans over 500 TONS
OF cargo. and brought up near ~ o hundred
tons. most II which she landed al The va,;ou.
ports between the two cite,
VI the vast amount Of labor performend
some idea may he given. Ivy rejecting that
Capt. Taylor, vi h the crew Of the boa,. bav.
twice handled about one thousand TONS If Gar.
go and near 500 cor.Is."f wc"d. equal 10 1000
tons '""'e--haviny travelled over distance ,,r
over 24oO miles. She has also landed a, "a.
f'o"s places on her travel some two hundred
a"d eighty persons. s,oppin. for every him,
mat hns offered Gu the way-laid Nv ,h,..
" I" times Tor fog on her trip up.-S,.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26

A Nav TRAir IN WALrzlNa.-For the frs,
time in my life. saw beauty in waltz. i,
Was no, in the furious whirl Of the French
walz stirring up the blood, making men per-
spire. aud young ladies look red, but slow
gentle and graceful movement. apparently in.
d"cing ianguid dreaming, and deli h,fn
state Of being. The music. too, instead Of
bursting with deafe"ing crash, stole on the
ear SO gently. that, though every note was
heard clearly aud distinctly. il made no noise !;
aud as the feet Of the ia. Ger fell TO the gentle
cadence. il seemed as if Imagination was oaly
touched by the sound. Every face were the
expression of pure and refined enjoyment-an
enjoyment rather derived from srnii.,en, Than
excited animal spirits. There were no, The
show and glitter Of The ball room in Europe or
at home. but there were beauty Of personal
appearance. taste ia dress. and proprie,y and
simplicity Of n'anners.-Stephens's Travels in
Yucalana.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26

STONE SuTTlNc.-'rhe Glasgow Herald
gives the following account Of new machine
for stone cutting.
1.-THE stones pass through the machine on
long train OF carriages, each carriage havnr
one stone fixed into it. The cutting is nor.
formed by revolving wheels having tools fas.
tened ia them. The stones euler a, one
end Of the machine rough as they come from
the qnarryman's pick. and at the other end
come out hewn and polished on the surface.
and cut straight and square down the sides
The stones dressed on Friday were Of the size
Of ordinary Ashlar. Ei.h, Of them. contain
ing forty feet OF surface work, and ,hi:,v fs.,
OF SIDE hew'ny passed out in twenty min,,,se
which is equal 10 the labor uf 100 men h., 80
the capacity Of the machine is for w,,L 49,,
and half times the breadth Of this. and 49,. :.
has already dressed the broad WORK ,n....
times with The same facility, it is equal wy.
are informed. TO 300 men. The creates. DIFF.
Guilty :" the way Of preparing building slime.
~ machinery. was presumed 10 be The r,e.
serving tie corners aud edges mnbrokeo INA
unhurs. This difficulty. however. has h ".."
enscsoaliy obvia,ed by this machine. nv: M"
cost Of slIis machine with the engine - a. ,ns
II. will vary from e4oo to R6oo. y '"'e
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26

Man 70 ! SrReAxY CRlTTuR.-Man 70
streaky anin.sl-fat vices and lean viItnes.-
One Of orr vary leanest takes the shape OF an
5nxie,y to honor peoples whims and feed their
vanity. and crafty that spiri, OF exae''on which
when il once begins. never knows when %
stop. by payirg them all sorts OF lite as'sn.
lions. Il may be said that social Lille 10 n'soe
up Of them, that the exercise Of tho affections
The sympaihies. the courtesies, Is but the con-
.in.aI nj all anrfa nj liiile atie9ilons
~ ocean is bat 50 many drops Of water. and
tho national debt so many half farthi"gs- 10
set up as . professor Of charities and affections
BY practiring only the little attentions, - like
paying off the national debt with small coin
cr Two a, a time. We are not TO include the
catalogue Of those who exact the little a'ten-
,ions, persons who are borne down by age and
infirmivies. Here they are essential. and to
he rendered " it'll alarrity. THE weak man
feels the tide Of life ebbing away, he begins
almost 10 court the drops, and he requires,
hour by hour. some token Of kindness. some
proof that he is yet lingering among his kind,
and NOT already the worms perqnis;'e ere the
coffin .:0mes. His potaiiO.s Of brandy have
subsidized into thin weak draughis, and he v ants
relish 10 them. He has need Of some good
sou! 10 remind him frelinoly that it is time to
take his cruel. The thought for him thus
shown swee,ens the ,asteless cup. Small at
len,ious is all tina, he is now capable OF re-
ceiving. The hand that would aid his totter-
ing steps must be very gensle-a strong ser.
vice would overthrow that it intended 10 sus-
tain.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26

CRoMwELL.-The men. imprlIed by the love
of fame. who seek distinction by heading rev.
olulions. will find title TO 'spur onward their
clear spirits, or increase that 'infrmity Of their
noble minds,' in the history Of the reputation
Of a revoiu,ionist who has never been surpas-
srd. either in The grandeur Of his talents. or
the splendor Of his success-Oliver Cromwell.
Nearly two hundred years have passed away
since he ran his conquering career; since the
nigh, Of the thoughts Of his one. solitary brain,
changed the fortunes Of his party from defeat
to triumph since he-the obscure and struy.
Cling brewer Of Huntington-piaced himre:f
on the throne Of The Siuar,s and Tudors, ano
made himselfstronger than any Of either name.
and the nervous. fantastic, drum.siruck, Puri-
tan farmer Of ST. Ives. took the stricken pow
er and degraded name Of England up, and bore
them alofi, on the eagle.wings Of far.sigh,rd
and firm hearted statesman, 10 an elevation of
glory unsurpassed in her illus,rious history !;
yet, though the principles nearest to his heart
have long l'een identified with European civ
ilizaiion, and the number Of their friends is all
but co-rqaal with the number Of the instruct.
I'd and the free--.hough many successive
schools and tastes have tionrisi-J and died in
our literature, and each has poured forth it's
myriads Of bio9raphers, until tie student is
compelled. in our Libraries. to wade knee-deep
in The -uloestic biographies Of fribbIes-yet
have eight generations If his conniryu,en jiv-
ed. and scrubbed. and enjoyed the swee, fruits
Of his tolls. and Oliver Cronwell-a man
crowned in life with tho triple sucress Of the
warrior. the patriot, and The s:a,esman-has
not 10 the rresen, hour Obtained from any one
Of those generations or schools the poor cbIa-
ton OF even si"gle biography, either enlo-
CYSTIC. or friendly. or fair. koyalis,s have
written Of him-he made them pxiles aud beg
gars; Republicans have written "f him-he
scattered them like chat, and therefore, AZ the
beaten write Of the heater, and the scattered
Of The scaiierer. have the RoyaIis,s and Re-
pnbicsns written Of Oliver Cromwell. 10
England, 10 Europe. aud to all time. and to
the " hole earth, he was aud ever will be the
warri.r apostle Of liberation. a doctrine blend
ing the ncbleness Of free thought with the
sweetness Of holy charity. which he upheld
in debate against the passive obedience Of the
Prela'e aud the uniformity Of the Presby,eri-
an. and in battle against the brilliant gallant
~ Of Rupert and the fiery auste,i,y Of Leslie.
federation has Ion. been common place viii,
The descendants Of his enemies: when will
they practice it towards him aud his memory.
London Review.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26
A PROCLAMATION.
xVHEREAS, ! CAPT. jim, long j,

OHEREAS, ! CAPT. JIM, long Jinr,
W of food to the hungry and couch r. h
weary. as well as thorn" to the drv, hayiu, d.
possession Of that large and commcd;ous ham. !
Second street, Bloomington Iowa, formerly tn
tlence Of His Hon J. Williams, do Leuiv r.,
and make known TO tho world ,ha, ON now ra,l
red at the sign OF Capt Jim, to accommodate d.
who may call upon me, in a satisfactory r,rl
otherwise they 60 scot free. Tha, this sl,arr]
may the more f'.'ly prove true, hereby deelm A
make known that the iollowin ing arc nv charges f,l|
Of VIII h the best the market can af.orl are iunll
Single meal a
Board Per day, with lodging Is
Three days, per day, 81
Per week e3W
Ore horse feed ia
Horse per night Is
week sl@
All other bills in proportion. ], tie cold
Jim do hereby further declare, TO those irdhM,
me for eating, sleeping, drinking. OF r,cu esru
OF any kind whatsoever, that unless tlty omb|
ward Immediately and make settlement, Midi
Scott was never in Scotland if don't seld cra
bic after them to bring them to "tcu," so at vi
for Conklin or Ward.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to rects,
share ofpub'ic patronage corresponding with ilt
forts TO minister to the tastes ard render con6tA
those who may favor him with their ra,Foneg.
CAPT. JIM FARMER
bloomington. Dec. 8. 1S4l.-G.tf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26

r p. FREEMAN, having removed his CABI-
j NET SHOP, IL the Second story Of his new
.rick house on Sycamore street, near the PsyIoosc
culvert would return his sincere thanks TO his for
,er customers for their liberal support, and socits
continuance Of the same. He would also invite
,migrants and the citizens Of the adjoining counties
and Illinois, to call and examine bis stock Of furni
lure before purchasing elsewhere, as he isprcrnred
10 make better work and cell it cheaper than any
.nher establishment in the Territory. As Inc is
anxious to pay his debts, he is determined 10 sell
much cheaper than heretofore. 81 all that want good
bargains would do well 10 call soon.
Illinois money taken at fry per cent. tliscount
Wheat at 37cts per busl,el; also, oil kinds Of pro-
duce atsthc highest market price. ~
All kinds 81 turning. j hing and repairing done
at the shortest notice, and in the iIeatcst manier
Charges moderate. #aaAsssl ~ 1921
Bloomington, Nov. 25, ]s42.-4-cm. 4a4t 6s4iI
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26

As we were passing down Main street the
other day Duichn,aa and an ifsn"a" we!'
Jogging along together. just ahead o. u.s. ~
deep conversation. They appeared 20 o'
from the country. and their remarks We're OF
the citizens as they passed along. low o.
Jivel dies De berlcs all live IN DC ssci'i'y
said The Do,chman. ''dey don't ralse no corn.
aof no hogs here" :. Poh. said the lfls".
spasl. !. you know nothing at all a'on' IL. !,
'6se tell You honey how they live. and some
u them make money like dit-,hey get iiv-
.ing by chA.eing each other "-Ofgan.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26
DIR. RRA"DRETA'0

CELDBRATED PILLS''' ~
VHE undersigned having lately been aPP p' =.
= Agent, lily an engraved certificate over =. liz :.
own signature) for the sale Of these very -
and well known Pills, and having reeeHto 49,, .~s
supply Of the genuine article, deem II ono o. y.
extraordinary opportunities ever offered 10 ~. . -.
lingering complaints, after stkly season. " MI
health, as we'll as to prevent Fever and Aeue-'''
rs cents per box. ..na
If,here are any who do not know the eAo.J
quality ofthcsc Pills, enquire Of those 40 DIV.
them, or examine The certificates ond refcm~::.
tons at the upper Store on Water street I DIAN
ton. Iowa. FOSTER Il RlCH""''
Oct. %. le42-52.-2m.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26
CABINET MAKING,
In all It's v:ariOMs Branches without Pulling.
ETIrrOV e. INGALLS,

HAVING purchased WoIfrscrger's patent for
IL the manufacture Of the Bee Palace the hest
and most improved :hing Of the kind ever brough,
lie ore the public. calculated for three swarms and
forms beautiful piece of furniture. as tho glass in
front Of the drawers afford pleasing view to the
naturalist and The curious TO see these useful and in
dusrious little insects work, from whose store
house honey can lie taken at all seasons of the year.
without destroying the Bce The whole inclosed ty
doors and kept in the house to which communica-
ton is admitted through from the outside. 10 the
farmer aud all house keepers. this is valuable and
profitable piece offurnturc and will he sold rasona-
ble produce taken silver will not be tefused in
PAYMENT
Funerals attended to with care. neatncss and lie.
sp,tch. they will shortly aid to the establishment
handsome hearse. F.&.I.
Jan. ~, lS43.-l3-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26
PARVIN'S BRICK n0Tr,

Corner If Second and Walnut &1,,. ~
Ittucen the Rirer and Cour, ~
S NOW OPEN and ready fo, w. . ."'
u the travelling public, ard all peron. 'elaa
wish TO patronize the establishment: anI sl'a
PE"rn1ETon pledges himself 10 his fr;s ~ h3e
public generally, that lie will q, all ,;ma. 'at
and prepared to receive and welcome them: ! 10 .
ny personal attention TO business, and the nj, a
ertion to contribute to the taste, comfon , uIaa
nlence of all VINO may favor linn with e, -" :. 90
der his House. place Of pleasant resort s,i
share Of the patronage OF those who NAV ~ .;s
Town. '' 'Aa
Connected with the establishment, is, L..
convenient STABLE, which is at all times o,'s
careful and attentive hostlcrs.
Bloomington. Feb. Is, ls4l.-ls.em
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26

ASEcDoTE "A Protestant clergyman
me. a Catholic gentleman few days since
and reProached him .abou, some If ~.
forms Of Catholic worship, their ,ene,s "f
belief DC. and concluded by saying. =
:" Now The Catholics hold the Viryiu M,-
~ !" as much reverence as they do Chris,
himself. while | do not consider her any
higher IN the scale IF perfection than / i.
my own mother:"-" Well" answered
Tue Catholic. II am not disposed 10 dis
cuss the comparative merits If IN. ,,,.,
mothers but l must be allowed n ..,,
there is vast difference he,ws.. =, say
sons" s"eeu helr
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26
CoMpaoMlsx.-Onc Of our 1Iirnds Wiz -.

CoMPRoMIsE.-On Of our friends who was
rather wild IN his youth, bu, now an rxcelIen,
member Of society. aud whose pie,y aud devo.
non are not o"tshown by any church me,nber
III 81. Louis: says. that :. when he was how
MS parents were very anxious to have him
oaptIsed and join the church. Afies u rrea,
""'"ber OF LEI lures from, his father, and su,n..
P'o"s exhorta'ions from the parson. he finaily
agreed. II they would rot lmporsune him any
more he would compromise the matter aud BE-
inoculaied. "--Ouan.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26

PHILOSOPHY OF LAw.-Law is like a f,e
and those who NEEDLE with it may chance 10
bur" their fingers.
! aw Is like pocket with Two holes in it.
and those who risk their money therein. are
very likely TO lose il.
Law is like lancet; dangerous 10 the hands
Of the ignorant. and doubtful in the hands Of
an adept. :.
Law is like sieve; yon may see through
u. hut you may he considerably reduced be.
fore you can get through il.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26

SloNs.-When We see the Doctors buggy
in front of door We suppose some one SICK
within.
When we see paintig. panerioc. and general
cleaning going on abont the residence Of
buxom idow, we soppose--no, we don't sup.
pose any thing.-Orean.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26
Bloomington. Feb. Is, ls4l.-ls.em law
TAILORING.

= tHE undersigned would respectfully ipfnA
l. public, that be has renved from is ~.
dcnce, to Chestnut street. three doors from II. ~
of Second and Chestnut, where he will be pL,s,
attend TO the calls Of all who nav favor him
heir patronage. ANDREW J. FlNpIpY
May 6, lS4c-2nf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26
The Greatest Ufscocery Of the .qsc.

The Greatest OfscOCcry Of the .9sc.
vH\HIS term may be justly applied to the dscoy-
Il cry OF coiapounding medicines with the hes,
double refined loaf sugar in such manner that chill
dren and adults may now eat medicine with as much
pleasure as they do the best confectionery.
For this discovery are indebted 10 A Sherman
NJ d, of the city Of New York, who has been q
regular practitioner of medicine in that city for the
las, ten years, and also member Of the New York
Medical society.
The Doctor after devoting his attention for a long
time t. the SUBJECT, about three years since offered
his invention to the public under the name of
SHERMAN'S INDICATED LOZENGES,
Since which time they have gained celebrity for
the cure OF different complaints for which they are
recommended. Unprecedented in the history of any
other mel,'ine--ihcy consist Of
SliERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES.
Which the most certain aud cliectuaI remedy for
coughs. colds, consump,ions whouping cough. asth.
tishtncss of the lungs and chest ever offered
to the public.
SHERMAF'S WORM LOZENGEs.
Arc the only 'nfalIihc worm medicine ever discover
ed They have been used in hundreds Of thousands
Of cases, and never known TO fail. The medical
faculty recommend them in preference TO all other
articles.
sHERMAN's CAMPHoR LoZENGEs,
Give immediate relief in nervous. or sick hcad-ach.
papitaiion Of The heart, lowness of spirits. oppres
sion. sense of sinking at the chest &c, and are
the only article discovered which i'll remove or
prevent sea-sickncss.
.SHERMAN'S CATHARTIC LOZENGES.
The best cathariic medicine for removing bile from
the system. and preventing attacks Of the bilious
and intermittent icvers Of this section of the conn
try.
SllERMAN'S FEVER & AGUE LOZENCES
Are the only medicine entitled to the name Of !, snc.
cific IN this distressing disease. They have been
used in thousands of cases. and The proprietor h.e
never known or heard Of case they failed ~ ~.
move in a few days The great advantage which
this medicine has over ali others u.s. that the disease
will not rr,urnif the directions are followed.
The following persons are referred 10. (amonc
many thousands) who have certified to their v.na.
BILE qualities: '''''
Rev Darius Anthony. Of the Oneida onE,,cnco
g 5 Strcetcr. Of Boston, Mass.
Mr. Hondcock, 497. Pearlst. N Y
Hon Clark. ex-mayor Of New York.
g d Dtanlsley.
/" Edwin Paricr.
DR. & Hunter, los. Sixth Avenue: Dr. Zabr;s.
klc. $40. Broomc 81; Dr. a e Castle. Broo,,w,y
n Y; VIM H Aitree. N Herald: Jno NJ Moore |
Of the Brother Jonathan
sHERMAN'S POOR-MAN'S PLASTLR
The best Of all plastcrs :. rheumatism. I.umloco
Pain or weakness in the Back, Joints Side or Brcn,
cured ly ii for only bit. One million sold wear
~. 'sa'
Of A supply oe the above articles ;ns, ,c..;,,,.,
and for sale I'y J. B. DOTCHERTY' sol. aae,',
At Bloomington, and DR.. =. COELL' Al S,ls,n
Sep ., Is42-Iy.
A n /
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26

KrcoMMENDATIoN.-Be always as mild as
70" can. spoonful Of honey aiiracis more
flies than a barrel Of vinegar. lfynn ,nus, fail
int" any extreme. let is he on ihe side Of oen.
tleness. The human mind il SO CONSTRUCTED
that it Tesists sigor aud yields to sofiness.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-26
r. w. HAMILTON.

II. w. HAMILTON,
mt MANUFACTURES Of TOBACCO md sE.
w CARS, would inform the citizens Of Rloon,-
ington and the county and country adjacent. tha,
he has established mandatory in the basement f
the Iowa House. where he has on hand. and ;nicnl.
keeping at al times, an assortment Of Tohacce, .,
Segars, which nc can afford at prices much lower
than have heretofore been asked for articles az ,h
same quality. CO Country dealers would do veil
to examine MS articles and prices before PURCHASING
o's' QUIZ Oct. 81, 1042