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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29
MARRIED.

Ou the Ia inst by the Rev. William W Patteu, Mr.
Ebenezer Ford Crow to Miss Jane F daughter of BENZ
Thornall, ali of this city.
On Sunday evening 10Th inst. By The Rev Mr. SomeTs
David Jouez Miller, Esq Minerva Sophia eldest daug
ter oi Rev, D, Hart, all Of this city.
May Heavens smiles upon them rest,
Thus shall their union then be blest;
Crown all their days below with love
And then receive them both above.
On the morning Of ths 18th inst in the AEy Church,
By the Rev. Dr. Williams. Alr William D Hu,chngs 10
| bliss Elizabeth Parrnly, all Of this sity
On the morning Of thu 18th Nov. BY The Re7 Dr. James
Plimp,on Woc0t 10 Anna E, daughter Of Jane. "
Blocker.
Nov % By the Rev. Dr. Cor Thomas H Skinner Jf.to
Mary s. daughter Of Benz. Day, Esq
On The 9th Nov al St. Judes Church by the Rev NJ
shmea Nh John Warnock Mis-. Mary Male both Of
Nov 10Th, By the Rev DR. Miiuo7, thur Fog, (frun
OF Dix Fogg, Fountain uu, Batinore,) Miss Mary
Shaw, Of Boston.
In the City Of Washington, nor. %, By the Rs7. O. B.
Brown, I'm. H Jones. OF Virginia to Mary q Force
daughter OF Col P Force, Of Washington 80
DIED.
Nov 9Th Mrs Mary s. Clark, formerly OF Philadelphia
ar=d So yea.a.
The fends and Acquaintance OF the family respectful
y attend her funeral from her residence No
Il Hammeraley ST. this afternoon at o'clock
Nov 9th, Harriet shersr il the +th year Of her 2 d
disease OF the heart and .uugs.
On Monday, Nov 9th James Jones III the 33d year OF
On Sunday evening. Nov Goth at the residence Of his
son, d.. j. Marsh Richard Marsh; Esq IN the 18Th year
of his age
AT Camden n J., on the 18th Nov Dr. Samuel harri5
At Philadelphia, Nov 10th, Capt John Ireland OF ths
brig Pau T Jones.
Passenger Arrived
Ia thsb,tg Monaco, from Bonaif-F Whitehead
Passengers Sailed
In the slp Cs5er, for Lirapool-DI "hei31 aaa iS5y
Miss Minnes, OF New York Mrs sa,n Eu'ls! Boston D5
Charlton Berlin. Pa; Peter Robinson, Kingston jan;
ana 50 in the steerage
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NETWORK, NOV. %, 1919.
IMMATURE ALMANAc-THIs DAY.
The Sun. The Moon Full Sea-
Rises. aets.4 81 Morn -. Morn. l $:
Latest Dates:
Lcrdoa . 80. November Havre .NoTeusbsT
Li7eT1oo =. November New-Orlesz: Nov /,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

NJ soRF THROAT CoyGH,, CONSUMPTION, pans IN va
-SS. res The BODY and other unpleasant symptoms,
the usual effects ofcachng cold Wrigs Indian Vegetable
Fills are certain for all disorders of the throat because
bamor which consequence Of ohstuctrd respiration,
thrown nwardiy aud IL. OF he above dangerous
Complaints From three SIX Of the said Pills taken every
nsh, going 10 bed, will. short time make most
,ect cure Of tbs attack CT throat al the
:ame time the digestion will be improved aud the blood
completely purified that life and ,gor will be given to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

I- GRAND ENTERTAiSMEHTa AZ o'ol)c this afternoon
al the American Museum aud III evening at
Gen. Tom THUMB and the Grmau Gpsy Queen are TO be
al honrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

~ Nav.York Sacred Music Society,"
special Of this Society viii be held Thursday
mug 10Th K the ApolloentTanCe Al No. 80 Canal
1t. PunctUal attendance requested BY order
n2T q JAMES F. HAIL. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

NJ ToiLE7 AnD FURHIsEISe STORE, 163 Broadway, be-
tween ,iendr and Liberty the extensive
sonent be found in the city comprising ferinmsIy and
Soap from the celebrated manufacturers. Brushes for
The toilet every style aud finish Combs &c and large
sor;men OF Razors the subscriber having long experience 10
The latter article is enabled choose end Will only keep
those Of the best quality warranted
6. SAUNDERS, Inventor and manufacturer
ne26t Of the Metallic Tablet Strop, lGs Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

oe,,t,s life of Clay for sale al this ottos
Yes han6 dn Goe. Cope g pG n Ta
CT e ,ne as above Prce .for single copies CT
- rssdy lol h@''" o2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

~ CIlCE..-GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
n consequence that SIG Fatena TO siug On Wed
NtS1ny rtSt Tor the 'agmorc Society Phlaleirhi.,
e oeacrrt Al the Tabernacle VIII take place on Iurs.
~! ncs I0i POSTPONED until Thursday The 18th Decemeag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29
HERE 1T IS!
TEE CAPITALIST:
FORTUNE FROLICS
ROMANCE OF HIGH LIFE


This Dag Pnbiishsd,-Pr'ce, One Shilling.
The Capitalist" will tc found Of the most adni:lbie
Nore!s Of the dav Some idea Of merits may
formed from the subjoed notices Of the London Press
One Of the lt.ies and most interesting Ronaace of the
dap We defy any read the old Capitalists
visit TO without enjeying OF the heaest laughs
ne ever heard over the pages Of Novel" Standard;
The moral of this admirable Tale is excellent the
Wit is punsent and cecate Il IS work that Will repay
second Derusa: 10 the stye is interesting the pet'
Literary Gazette
The hand Of masters visible er:ry page" Times.
capital story The readers interest powerfully SUE
tanned 70 the e4d. tCaspatch
- racy and deis htul tale John Bull
Published end for sale b.
Also nov read;-. a Second Edition G.
WILLIAM HOWITT:S NEW " ORh,
PETER SCHLEMIHL ;"
Translated iron. the German rrce IL. cents fzCshed
IS above. n23it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

OIL OIL! LIGHTM, LIGHT!iu
FAMILIES in want OF good Oil world do vel! to
CALI the subscriber, heT always depend upon
having first article the lowest wholesale MARIE:
price and b. troubled with their lamps gong OFT Q.
smoking. For =als BIZ
J. n. LUCKY, Wholesale De,l.r y OILS, &c.
~. Owls IS Water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

T1'aVGE TYRE iRON.-Ehe subscribers have
~, ,sc.yed from Aruss Iron Works Salisbury Conn.,
III, Of Fisnge Tyre lcs Locomotiyss and Railroad Car
t his Tyre mae entirely iron, red iyon ana
s,s q. smoothly the roile: srtiee. Railroad Coinpa
es aai Engineers viii Dc furnished with this article mad.
s-s a auy size ,osps required by addressing Oliyez
Arres falis Village, Com, or
MITCHELL &WTTHERELL,
rAlua IS MaideaLaae, N u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

= ,1Ap.aI ADolYH the Fortune Teller aud nsgniIccn
performances by Miss Ada and Miss Ros,IHopd, Ceo,
Me;srs olt and Linton, all at Fcces Museum FOR OLe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

u The Anniversary of The Association
for the Relief Of Respectable ed lndlgen Females will b
held at the Aim IN 5n east of the Ih[
cnptios will then be received and the Report Of the Mana
gers presented TIE friends and patrons OF this institut
Ale respectfully invited u attend. neg 2ts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

Naa IA Eden in the Early and Midde Ages; and il re
Siaeicen,h cenuy Rglneus sPecpa,onsn 81. heTsa
lions OF ssh Brother Patriot and Attachments TO the
Other Sex The Eagle Of America ana the DoTs Of PSach
Tickets Is cento De had OF john sea'ng ~ Cah2.-
street; Barker s Toyylc Il CahernestTee: Mackere X
Simpson l21 Eas, Broadyyay; Sutton Rundle corner Of
Spring and Eacksirecs Stephen BarAer 2sl Granc-sEe
James Beak,a 29g Pearl ct; John Peass Sons As D
VISION. street aud the door. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29
SOURCE OF WEALTH.

REING ! compilation, with additions Of new
~ and important the subject Of Mann-e to-
seter with the approved methods for the manufacture
OF vegetable Manure b. which the farmer obtain Il the
shortest rosib- TINE much OF the hes. quality,
he 2leases-BT HESRY HESRMANcE. To which added
PRODUCTIVE FARMlNG-By JOSEPH Smith. Re
T"d and corr cted by A & ALLEY Editor the American
AEgicuiturist, ne t:::Sw5tis
The Invisible Wig closely resembles the
real head OF han that scetcs and have pro-
pouoceG It the most perfect and extraordinary invention OF the
d The great advantage OF this novel and unou. Wiz
benz made without sowing weaving. which APP
psacance closely 70 resemble the natural hair both light
anu natural appearance DEFY detection
perspa,ou evaporation Is unnrede, aud he evils OF
other VIZ entirely avoided scepc and e9nnois-ar
pecainr method OF fitting the head, the anuactu,srs
g. B! lis Broadway corner OF Lbert Street, NJ stai,s.
t-,Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

~ Secondhand Type.-A quantity Of Long
Primer Bourgeois and Brewer T pc second hand rsE
lo,y. Apply No. N0 Fulton st. Cd floor. no Il
~ MufIs, Muffs Muffs-0f very superior quaiisJ
s,nc sch are some the rst Natural and Black Lynx
so be found IN the city-for sale al "AISOE.9,
| Hat and Fur Store, 81 Chatham II
b Ladies ould do we'll cali aud examine previous 70
purchasing elsewhsrs. TAPPED Mus of every description
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

- 5
viii completely and permanently eradicate superuous hui
m females upper lips the hair conc.ang broad
AID elevated forehead the stubborn beard of knd
of sursruous BE tn genuine the original
Office. G. Walker dco, from Broadway.
81 per bottie-Dirrctions French and English
Haven; Brown, Chestnut Phiadslrhia Jordan, 2
MIX street Boston: Cray Poughkeeps- Green Worcester
Carleton Lo,ve c. Dye1 Jr., Providence; Sashewson,
Norwich Tonsey, Rochester, n \; Guild Bangor White
Can be seen tested before bayius proof positive this and
no mistake. o5c IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

% SinsiIis.-HiR BRADBURY would respectfully
announce thar the second of his Singing Class No
Vii commence on erlday evening next December l. et az
Tier lsT7 :icancles. Ladies and gentlemen having
some knowledge OF the first principles Of reading usc and
DESTROYS OF advancing in the att are ctu nYi,cd
attend.
new work entted Singing School Cor Ladies ana Ger.
n232
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

GIFSY Or LIUEUNER
Know, SPAN b. tIc designation Of GiSC In Russia
az " ZioANi," IN Prussia IS "ZiSGARRi" IN Englnd A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29
Gypsy QUEEN

Size . tie foItu-r Teller OF her Clan and viii be h,2ry 20
examine the hands ci all who wish consult her regarding
present aud future The public may rest aSsure3
that tins girl Is precisely! what size processes be- geu-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

The New York Conui6utonsi,ip Insurance Co have ''e
ssssa dividend of Four per for ;he last six months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29
Wcighs ONLY IS mounds

GENERAL TOM THUMB
has magnificent hide man, who is the delight Of all who
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

The Receiver Of the New York Banking Co. has gwen
ccs notice all demands aga,Gst that institution must
presented to him en- or before the 18th OF January
CoyvrgrFr1r B.LLs-Countsrieir so bills pu porting
to be the Bank Of Oswego, letter payable to T. c H.
Bell signed James Wright Cashier aud Pia P!esident,
s'e ciiculaon and The pucle hereby cautioned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

JOHN ALIEN, 80 Nassau St, New ok,
Office 9. thu knickerhocker Magazine.
VINO sole for Pa,leys CABINET Lbrary in the CITY
Of New York and Brooklyn. nil Iii;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

o. Bank Conspiracyss-The SGeping Lecture on
Will be by Clinton Roosevelt This Wencsda? Even.
ing al the Lecture Room Lyceuln Buildings
F! Broadway and LiSPenard 81
To commence :past o'clock Tickets al the door. q
!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

RE above medicines are sold wholesale and retail the
soff Co;ert 1875 Nassau street, also by r. Chasteny
cay on Rowery; D. Sands & Co y East Broadway; Cooling
ton M Hudson street Hill 229 Greenwich street WendoveI
w. sb avenue Wood l2st and 81 avenue aT
i -. "a Beekman cor W., and Of f. Randall jersey CITY
S-Depotfnr J. W Ares superior black, blue red and
Copyng Inks wholesale and retail al l3 Gin
80 Dali Ney;. FORK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

70 New Fork Lycc5inr Lcc:urcs.-The Lee
uTe This evening will be delivered the Broadway TabeE
nablc d. o'clock By Rev BARSAs SEARS, D. fIesiden
Constitution OF the States of Germany"
Season Tickets be obtained At the Lyctum l3 Broad
way Tickets for the Lecture be had a the door.
non lie RHRu. ~ RODMAN. Rec See.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29
MARINE JOURNAL.
Clea red,

hirs Liverpool Coffin, Apalachicola Post FhiiiiT':
Lausanne, Spading, Sandwich Islands and Columbia River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29
Foreign Ports,

At Bonai 9th ,ns brig Avon Chase TO sail IL days ioE
New York sch T,onte, Berry, NYo,k, next day brigs
Toplh, Warding and Edmturg Crockett, Ns77 Orleans,
next day
A, C1on,tadt rbout 10th ult, ship Genera CONN, oE
Tok few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEN-WARE.
" SEW GOODS AT Low PRICES.-The subscriber
would call attention his extensive Of and
desirable articles, comprising the bes. patterns Of Breakfast
and Dining Ware Tea Sets extra IN finish and quality Cur
PEI. p PAGE,
r22 lmeodis+ y Cethariaes. CHATHAM. Square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

~ Thu changes ofweaher have been vsry sudden from
,dcod and from cold wlrm and the result has bees,
gam, 70 nave become diseased The taken cold
l has settled on lungs wndppe and liver aud in all
roamnon, liver complaint dyspepsia. Against the
taose diseases assure the rnblic that Dr. Covers
pam ~ 70 directions has proved tarif in housand
,.uf, II ia recommended bJ The msca facnlly by
and Others who have tested il virtues. Fleming
despd Diarrhea Candys superior 10 all other articles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

C~ Cheap ana Uniform Postase'-The Com
of q appointed Saturday last, meeting ri the
Citizens favor Cheap Postage requested 10 meet this
dy Wednesday thu 21th the .iancce Iisuranc Office
&c Wall street, o'clock, P Nj for the purpose ot making
the necessary arrangements to the objec, Of that meeting
effect The Importance Of the subject fail
insGIea punctuai attendance.
? E Il. y iHMf1SND Secretaries,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

HALL LAMPS SOLAR LkGtS GTRANDOLES Sc
M q j. MERRITT, No 100 Bowery, between
1Vl. Grand and Hester hare jus, opsn.d splendid
assortment Of The above goods also sIea variety cf rich
Cut. Pressed and plain Glass; Fsrch ard Ensish China;
white Granite Ware; Britannia Cas,os; Tea SETS &c which
they offer q; radu ced ces. for ash n2s IyaU&W is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

schr vesta Houp from P;ospeot, AZ At Salem on Stu
day. in tow OF sch Brandy,voa from Prospect for Boston,
with loss OF foremost bowaprit and b having been in con
l. 1-rln n,rr,h r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-11-29

pLOND LACES, &c For sale on commission
- by A. r. THOMPSON, No &c Beaver street. 10, Of
Thread Laces, do DO; Paris Eboideries Capes Gaps
Handkerchais, Collars aud Peernes Also plated Hook,
and Ewes Fvplst, Ladies' Elastic Wrseis &c r29 Jyis~
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30
From the Mississippi Guard.
THE GR.awE.

nj RoBEKT JossxLYN.
Why should the good 60 there!
'ris cold aud dark abode,
For the holy men Of praise and prayer,
Who have dwelt so long in the pleasant air
And sunshine Of their God.
Why go the learned and the wise
10 house 80 close and damp!
They can gaze not there to the mystic skies,
Nor watch the stars as they fall ard rise,
Nor read Ivy the midnight lamp.
Why go the rich and gay
To hut 80 mean and small!
Nocllance is there for a proud display;
There is scarcely room in the walls 0f clay
For the busy worms to crawl
But for him who is struggling on
III wild ambitions race,
Who feels the goal cannot be won
That his spirit droops and his strength is gone
'ris quiet ns,ing PLACE.
As Cor him who has weary grown
OF world that loves lin not.
Who's j,ys have vani-h'd q no, es have Ao~n.
Indeed, It's an .n> led spit!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30
D\V1 O. A Al Il
forg Edis. mi Con3sisston .77erchaNe. ana
Dealer in rrOceries and Produce
BioD ningion, IO,cd.
iowa HOUSE,


''saR.osxl Landing. KiGLhi, Sns EHU0'
iiaa 'dtr,i, ncL h,vins leased this long cstal''
~ h' ell AM well Known TAVERN IAND
" altfm 1t yeirs I'd added To- II such al addition
- V" 'AMe ain - accommodate travellers aid
-" "Slii n'aast m IRE acceptable than its former
"'i''H Wni ,ctait. r.turus Ills thanks tor The
~ p'f' age Aetstoore bJ.lnwe. upon his house.
! '"@'s coiunuanc of the same. Having la
~''a' "'n'"a runier of years. placing h'r rel'-
r"''''' 70 uPm his nsr,ts. he Is Determined
''' F" 'ft nofe, to strive to meftt II liberal
d,,, p"'n'5e by the use of every elliott Ia rem
H.r, SAY % Ills guests pleasant and agrfeatle.-
o.. -, '''' ''il ii All times be supplied with The
h, '' "T'e' di4f's. served up in style not t"
"p'''el III any country. Tue b Ar will I've kept
4. h' win the choicest Wines and Liqnsrs. and
u,., "' a'vag always been quiet and free from
NV '''s vl'l'n, /" be retired need moi entertain
,, s''" tho least disturbance. Por,ers always
'"' ''cr t" transport baggage from and to the
WIS, vi Tree Of expense.
I,., >5i';. heretofore under his control. has
a.,.s ta'ti 10 couple ."fvoung gentlemen "fexi"-
4 ~" N, business. aud VIII" are prepared with
WI I'rfl,,es for the use aud ,'ansporti"n oi
rf ~ i"h any par, VI the Territory. gentlemen
b,"1 Wishing to vsi, any part "f the Fcrrit ~.
nJ... ua' Vt rn ,vevarce can I've accommodated! nv
u,h t'oH at the Iowa H,mse. where their wants
' ~ aneliately a,,endedto.
NJ. WIN. FRYE.
''hston. April LIST lS42.vl-34tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30
WHOLE NO. 1919.

A SINGULAR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rnwr. a
A DREAM.-Ihe Norridgewick Press relate
that the citizens Of Harmony and Cambridge
in Somerset county. have FOE several da,
past turned out in search of the bones Of ,nar
revealed in dream to have been .nurdeyeH
and buried twenty years ago. the name O;
the murderer. together with all the circui.:-
stances attending the murder. are giver BY he
drei,ner Among ether things. the man |. asa.
ed that tire cio,hes Of the murdered mau we're
cut up for ch,ldren's wear, by young lady a.
the time; and as the story goes, the young la
dy, who is now married, and still resides Il.
the town, says she remembered p-rfec,ly wa..
Of cutting up clothes for The mau named as the
murderer. and that she was suspicious thae
that all was not right. The man now sus-
pected Of the murder. (and it seems he was
suspected at the time, fot man was actually
missing there, who il supposed TO have had
considerable money about his person. and
who has never since been heard of) removed!
from Harmony soon after the murder is s,ppa-
sed 10 have been perpefated, to di!Irrsn,
part Of the State, where he now resides.-New
Era.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

tbs RoBIN.-Serious depredations ore eve
~ year committed upon corn aud other plants
valuahle to the farmer. by The cut.uorm ard
the i5;re. ,Dorn,, and other destructive insects.
and our wises, agricnl,pralis,s have not been
able Ia. discover specific method for ex'irpa.
tug these pests especially the cut wor'n-bus
providen,.e has furnished an anidote in the
,,,,e birds, who cheer us with their songs.
aud build their nests 10 our orchards, and court
the good will and friendship Of men. Of these
birds, the robin is the most useful TO the Tar
,.er. az it preys with avidity upon these In
sects, which, fac, may be easily ascefiained by
visiting a nest Of young robins. near coFi:--
field, when /, will BE perceived that the css-
worm furnishes quite a large portion OF their
food.
Aud at other times, the robin feeds on dis-
fpreni sppries Of worms, aud other insects.
whieh are found on the surface OF the ground;
and the Immense services which u thus rev.
dprs 10 the farmer, ought TO command his Pc
cnliar care aud patronage. He ought to DO Az
in his power 10 protect it from the wan,on cr"-
ely o: boys and sportsmen. 1.-THE iegisla'ur"
would pass a law imposing fine npon ever,
person found destroying these interesting and
useful birds. it would be an act highly bcnet;
c,al TO the agricultural community ostp'
Mer. Jour.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30
VOL. Ill....No. 50.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
nv mo. B. RUSSELL.

s,.scxlpr,ox.---Two Dollars per
Tsn~s ycr. When laymen, Il MT made
.nnutn ~ Au' ,ldinna charge Of Fifty Cents v i'll
in alran'e a. "o,y three months delay. until Ivy
s n !, sss~ st1 at me- for rate I. s" S
ne ys'f' % W., ce uaymrn, required O. N"parer
|ls al ',I ,rrrarages are paid, except at Tie
D, ion d Inc povr.r,s,xe.-For square "f Is
E.rss or .,;,n s, 90; ear! subsequent inser'i"n.
|hc, l'' ns''" IN in pr por,i"n. Advertisements
80 ''n'. ''a ,.H.c for publication. without ''es,gna'
sn, 70 the ''" &c insertion. will lie continued UNI
ding t , '''' an, MT" a ID charged for accordingly
ulss' se,s addressed to the Editor !" order to
". .,a,;on. MUST RE rosr-rAin.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30
Ovsscnowx WrALrH.-A London rare'

nvrReuowx WrALrH.-A London raref
Give. some account Of Mr.. Albright, recently
d4ceased; mainly remarkable. il seems. t"r
HAVING beem the richest luan In the world
~. nersona, estate alone. according to The pa
.er from which we copy, is estimated a. seven
'ui,,,m.s .,.rling-ssy about thirty millions q
dollars.
We rememhet reading an a"ec""' - .".
NJ. A,k~righ,. sume years ago, re "."ay
.ssru,hled III. children a. me In", ':',. c.'.
nor. according !" the pleasant n"sis" ."s"-
inn. His family was large. e'"s'.' ..s :. sss.
..rai married sons aud da"en'e's' n"' 9" ""''
sCh,is,,,,as day. when ,hey sa' COW" :" ".n''e'.
every one Of the c.',,'en 'n'no n''c c ~, hn
her p,.,e Bark Of England note tor . nun
drrd ,hcssatd pounds. An adm'rao'e sauces
.ha, for the rosst beef
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30
CHARLES MATrOON.
=, ruw and .Notarv PabHc,

H,o,u,xa~ox. Iowa,
10. n,o MT attention To NIL professional y" ).
WILL s's ,,,i u he my b. favored. He has I'm
d'' VIA ..,,,ri,v t. n minister "''hs AMI take
20 'S a. ',n.n,. or pr~ts Of deeds. MORTGAGES :,
''"sy and '1 r Instruments se' mas. H. T as
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

Ii y" d'.'.. -es ectfa'y inf'rmsshe public thai
en- Hc'',ues TO keep Public H.use AT Sa'
n',; '"''nr county. T"wa wher. the hes, acc"n,-
d. .'''"s can nc had. hr,wcen Bloomington and
n, '"'. Private rooms to I've had a, all ,imer.-
MI, "e s"l, ana a, all times furnished with
A. '"" pr'ven Ter. He invites test Of these
Aus; Several comfortable houses to rent.
iowa, Jan % 1912 Tiff
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30
A FEMALE DscEivER.-A farmer IN "

A FEMALE DscEivER.-A farmer IN nif
state Of New York +. Gently fell victim to the
tender passion and an at'!ul woman. he was
y widower. aud, s.nit,en with the charms "f
fascinating widow. who took up her residence
IN that quarter. he offered her us nano ana
acme. She accepted. borrowed S400 OF hef
"us,,snectino lover, departed Cor Rocheste: 10
receive some money which she said was due
h., there. and has not since returned. She
has only been heard Of to- know that this same
rick Was successfully piac,iced BY her a 9TH
RI places. -