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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
HARDWARE.

A sERIChN WROUGHT IRON BUTT HINGE GES.-The
subscribers have recently commenced the manufacture OF
wrought iron Butt Hinges the city o. Troy They abe
to supply orders Tor Table and Pew Door Butts, and will 5000
bs able to furnish all the kinds Offered the market From
the of the business of the Subscribers has
been engaged IN Il superintendent fo tne vanous mhnuae
tures OF the acs. The Inventions and Improvements mnde
by him the machinery have brought the business to its
able 10 produce a!tcss that more can e1c All orders to the
:uhscribeu az Troy, n. Y. viii be promptly attended to-
,l2 2aN kENNEf & LALELL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04

DY ORDER orI,aac Pruyn, Esq. Supreme Cour Comna
sorsr residing the county OF Greene. Noce here5i
vn pursuant to the Statute authorizing attachments ashA
csdent Dvbors that attachment ha, oeeI ruedc %
c proof against the of lsaTr Dubois resident OF 10
",a Of Nrhgnn and that the will be sold fof the pay
ment OF hi debts uns, he appear and dschase such aiAea
ron. according iw, within nne nonts from the I po'
cn,on OF tins notice and thn the rnyeni o any debts dee
10 him by residents of this Stqe and the delivery to nm o.
lar h use OF my psopesty within this Saie belonging 10 BIN.
The of any such property hs HIM. are forbidden BY hs
and ARE vnid Dated Ca.skill July ID. ls4.
ROBERT DORLON. Attorney iof ATTACKING oredIo
III In uIa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF observation-disclosures 5.

Cleared
Shio Orpheus Hill. Valparaiso ard . maISS, SfAinS s
RTs MOI ,ills Powers, Havana, Hll Aeoius. Haley
Kings.or lam 3 p,nscamb X Seckwith; Mercury. (bIl
Dear 81 jo, NF Laurie; ArS3 ODD S,'aiord iia'
ve de Cmcs; 81 Marks, Williams, 81 Iko'naS
Schr Csyion, Crooker. Jacme EwsiI s. 70; MaiSei'
RoSs1 Matnrza,, Read s. HopSock; ThaSesus ptlsc,L,
EcEmand Va Chef. Van Name. BaumqTe, MeCreaXzy: y
Nror Avery Rchmo nd: lllros Daniel Philadelphia; MI
6os, (sieon) Paor, Can;ol, Cary & Co.
Arrived.
eresh ship Pehr Enni, Noburch. IS ds from Gefe, uon.
~ Roorman, Johnston y Co. Spoke nothing.
fr bng Mercatn Davidson. days iroU LneS, with pas.
Sr Psei6c Smith. ofWaren. Il days from Port eu Prince
WITH is ton, logwoo5. to Rosse Co. Vesses len o
fore reported. x,,,.-. ~ -
nsyai stores 70 Powell Saed in company With DAVID
futNeld Williams, for NewH OK
Shr brilliant Cotton. from Luoee, Mo, with plaster. Beis
seSs Esernon., Sawyer, fIom Maehes. lumber.
Shr Jonas Smith. Taylor from Wilmington Z, naval
aiocp Christopher Pose, johnson. Virginia.
Sailed.
Picket ships vie.ora LondOn oasida Hayre; Sais Ms
,S %anes brics Phiura, Savannah: Moses, Charsson,
snd others-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04

subscT5e iinpoteI. and General Dealers in English
German and Anereen Hardware Cutlery Edge Tools Nails
Sh0veb Spades, &C Offer 10 country merchaE 1nd
ohers fall and complete assortment low. for cash
proved c.cdlt. OSBORN & LITTLE,
tl0 3nS g Fulton street. New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04

PASSAGE For s.iVAAYNAk-Ppa@ek = @ & Of ls ~
Ns.N Y nl-,f-Ihc ap!sGGld last sailing paeSst bf<
Skry WlI son FULLER. Cnpt. Cobb ss' prtSs'Y q
a55re her regular day The c,os, :. 3 ,e ~.
sU So Ssang 70 .erue berhs should no' ia % nSks
80 - rppl ION on bJurd. it ot Madel LHnc 2t -
o 40 South street. cor. Nadea lIino.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04

J7HE coal oFFICE OPPOSITE THE PARK-TRl.
Z BIISE BUILDINGS
COtl-Of the best quality. adapted in lind. and si.es TO
the respective uses sale II cash rrIees leo Nassau
(Iribdne BuiLdnssI opposite City Hall, VIZ:
Peach Orchard, White Ash Schrylkl. CshHei,
Peach Mountain. Grey Ash Schuylkil. Sydney
Broad Mountain. Lehsh Newcastle,
TuscaIora. Liverpool, Plc;Ou, &c.
III Il V b. PALMER. lSo Nassau 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
JoNEs's COWMERcIAL ACADEmY,

OR INrrlATORY COUNTING ROOM.
a47 BROADWAY. CORNER or MURRAY-sTRkrT
TIME OBJECT OF this Institution To mpaIt thorough
instruction Bookkeeping. PeEmnnshn snt Coilhier-
cal Arithmetic, and qualify Gentlemen for the practical duties
Of the desk. Fivsto instruction gwen required Rooms
open day and evsoing. ,-.,
" Meulben of the Mercantile Library 4ssocaton are re-
furnish tickets admission undar the arrangement nsde with
the Cosilntce.
References may had II the Academy Bbokk-ep
e Merchants and Clerks who have been students duhs the
last nine year,.
C. roI sale ones's Principles sud Practice Of Eookseep
ng Svo i2 aiS WORK is adopted III. hr Academic In
utjnps IN this country II also reoubishrd IN England.
,cd .,,ar.,vey nirnluced fhs:e al 3u>
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
LEG l..

Y, orler / ;he Hon Jac"eC Lan'lnz Snpfe-le ,Han
d Iou,yn ..onrr hcrsby gPeG. puso o. 10 N
rnvnn N the .atuts autrornE s"hrnn eni- srnn" ~
az M, NJ concen ed gsd cient |"htnrs thht ~
mi brI .ed ar nin,t the ct Of Wiliam II. "rta
late If IAn.iu,b rsh ianre tauny. ~ N teatn
tor and Tim; the ,gn- wi be Sold iJf the pHyn" ." ~
S.bt, he aop-ar aud dis hage such n"hchHe'a as
eonInx rn law nine months from f't pn'ne'msa m
Of TINS notice. and hat the payment OF 'ny de0s uue "
e. of any properly wnhn this state belonging to h9 ~
the transfer of any such property by him. are orb doh
~ nnd are VOID Dated lAn,ln.bnrrh September a.
1874 Z. Z. phNht'. Tax; ;,,..L,,. T..4,o,
~ in,y Sn Auorney IOl .tttdcnIhe NIeGIol.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04

ieKEPsR>ToEY esi;bOOL <- aiIDDLEfO"N: Coma.
CLASSICAL kNGL;SE BoAApIse SCHOOL - l ms iE-
h> been esiGbi.b-d yens Sitnehss aie
ceivsd INTO the Ir0cpts iamly. and !rn pnr OF IL oe
I've knd intercourse nnd a n9ne
secured pupis nigh degree Preparation iO Dtslhrss
sf ols.e thorough Ndda0~n ons oi lne m oesu.I
daily from New York Albany and Boston, al mo0eiet GA
pense Young lids always uteneed by careful pcon
vgh IN plTentS request ,,, ~,-- .so IN, CO..
sioa which includes nil for books music ono
rnoer languages Circulars, with references at ~ Market
rtreet where t Principal may be found dnrnE the week pre-
vous To Nov rs D. Ii.tHASE. a. 81 P1nclpel Oh I'M
lK!VaTE TUlTlON.-br. +. c. Schr,tier Professor Of
4 Dancing and WALKING IN al ltS vansly would respect
fully inorm The Ladies Gentlemen OF this CITY that he
now forming for prvaie instruction In the above arts
ut his residence No. III Prince 81 near sullivan
81 ioU days and evenings will ba mtde 20 suit the oonven
iene OF his p1Dls.
H J. will attend Seinares private lessons in classes
or sing the residence of his pupils Rt tie Academy
a7d Ladies and Gentlemen no wish to make up pT
vate WALKING paI,ieS al .z academy 60,
For further particulars npcly ns above. Ole 5w
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS-Nsw.; ;anasn ~ s,em
limited oiwentyTerms 30 per yeu Circnlrs can oe no
tanned III Mecsrs b. 8 Nea i5+ Gitndsteet Jonn lmoH
81 Rviugto street. SaS ludiam. james street u Lpn
rnub Eawrry: r. Bach 81 Concord Brooklyn The
y rrny nv Is a. nt:a,ned "a ln'
BERTH hMgOY SEMlNhRY-s;cen,,fe. Methema,lca
and ,lnsscsl The winter Session OF ~ weeks will com
mencs on Monday Nov. 7th. The course OF instruction
thorough and p'acca Cncn3sS with teSiG2t:a!s ana i
efsaceS may b5 fau OI JcIn .. ny Dill
o. the Principals. = Wtl1pbbfi,iiin55EE'
~ 6wt 8 6. W0ODBRil0E.
YpROOKLYN CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SELECT
Is St'Ii1I, No. rs Eick1 stieeThls School will rssi1en
with ts .nd Ss,4ivn Monday. End o September liot
10 os,rons EircuFrs with Nd other Information
be obtained nt the Principui. quo. u
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04

3 SPLENDID md SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE FOR
THE GROWTH .3E-D RESTORATION.
TO BEsUTIFY, DRESS CLE-sE IND SOFTEN
THE HUMAN HAIR,
And otherwise improve and render splendid ornament 70
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04

The following the report c Committee o tSniina-oh
III the close Of the last tsTmi
TT GrDrge l.. lie ROtc 6..~.;,,oe .o Ct
tend The recent e.nniiaton OF the New Brighton ctee
School which yOu We deem u M 40. " @
qualification tie exhibition Of .chon-hp rnd ia asSps T.n
winch was presented 10 u, on tha. OCCASION AZ hf ucpa
meats OF dy are evidently well conducted. But the pecu
nccuucy and ,horoughes with which the c'aes are 'ouS'
deserve particular notice t.: .u., 70,
We know II DO, few schools which, in tbs rsspect C'in
claim eGunly with ytr We have entire c9nliaeev ~
cf-nmcrdnr The institution to the public seminary u
which parents may hope have the nnfs oil ,of hos p
as-Y ciitynieI end Inornls caretuly ruaIlec
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
REAL. ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

FOR s.IE-s brildy.- los Ssb-s;. Q0c @ Isci
Ai ie $50 eli snd lGth avenues 5 los on ON
R sres 5etwe.n ezh and lEh avenues loi os sfh $.
90 r;h ayeale c. lh ,.-e,t. ncai oa a.saus o -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
Correspondence of Livingston & Co.

Thn exhibit much below she JanaI export q .ho.e I'VE
Shipments from this pnce alone lS42 exceeded the two above
combined notwithstanding Oswsgo has increased her mns
I snrs he si two days of October or the previous
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04

Rev. J. n. MATHEWS, 2. D ~ "
ln,e Chancellor University, n. l.
Rev. J. A. MILLER. Quarantine Grounds.
Rev JAMES BROWNl.EE, Port Richmond.
Rev. JOINT. SEELEY, ~
~ q
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04
Disaster.

p,.,,t ,hps Victoria London; Oosda Havrs baIk Ms
~ W.ness; 6rcs Philura, Savannah: Moses Chsrtson
and o.hec~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04

ID oREklSrS IMPROVED BROWN SOAt.-The sub
N scuber would call he attention of families the above
oesary article and be certificate Of Mr. Robert Rogen who
has one of the arget washing establishments the nd
il warranted not To face calcoSs shrink Hannes WOOL
eo fused .. directed and will take grease out of cTee:s
wooieas. Sc cad ao -cre the coi1S
street. ihCM i-N hCD NJ D
Eayiag made use months. my est hshment of
Robess Improved Brown Soap, tlaie freds German ooap
tally c"nv,nced Of Us entire superiority TO uny Other ans
confidently ,cromeeai both fn1ies and washing estab
liShments. ktlRtKI ktN.E ESS VIZ r'l'e,t s.-"'l
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-04

JACKSON. STACEY & SMITH.
MANUFACTURES AND IMPORTERS OF Pen, PocAs,
nd oiIsf descriptions 81 SIe:ei Goods
M S5,. No. IL l6PLATTSTREEF,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12
JOHN LEMP. LYMAN FULTON
New Store, from st. Louis.
FULTON & LEME1.

N7OULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
w Musaatine and adjoining counties, that they
have opened an entire new stock Of goods at Bloom
ngton, |. T. in the h use formerly occupied by &.
W. Humphreys & Go. corner Of Second and Ches.
ut streets, where they will keep constantly on hand
- .@rsc and genera! assortment Of Fry Goods Gro.
ceries, Hardware, ~Qucenswarc, Boots, Shoes de-,
all of which we are determined to sell for Cash or
Produce cheaper than goods Lave eve. been sold
here before, and as low Cs they can be bought west
OF the mountains, StsLouisnot excepted. Persons
from distance that want great many goods for
little money viii 10 well to give us a gall, we shall
also be prepared to wholesale goods good terms
as any house in the Territory. Our goods have all
been purchased in S. Louis and Eastern Cities for
Cash. at the very lowest prices and will be sold for
small advance above cost In addition TO the facll-
ties we have made arrangements with an experience
ed hand in St. Louis, to purchase goods for us at
auction, which will enable US to keep at all times
good assortment at the very lawest prices and no
mistake Give us a call before you purchase else
where. Great bargains to be had at al times for
the ready pay. Remember the new stole where we
shall not consider it any trouble to show goods.
Our motto is large sales and small profits.
i Bloomington August 9th lS42.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12

New AND IMPORTANT lNvENTIoNs.-l!
Ssaled that citizens of Ladiesburgh,
frederick county, Nd, has completed the
working model of machine which is, CON
adered by many to be the greatest discov-
cry oflhe age. l, is the application of the
power screw TO wheel machinery, where
By The gain of power is SO great that,
With screw weighing from one to one
md half tons, man would be able to
lOpel train of cars on railroad with as
nach force and velocity as is now attain,
by the locomotive. Ii occupies but
mall space. and can be applied to any
And of wheel machinery. A citizen of
assachuseus has invented power loom
G Ihe manufacture of Marseiles quilts,
viii as much facility as the common
blown sheeting, which costs nine cents a
yard, These quilts are constructed il Eu-
'opeNy hand looms and are greatly pri-
zed by The opulent. The result of this
invention vii! be to bring the price within
lie means of almost all. The same per-
0n has invented power loom for weav>
As Ingram carpets with the same rapidity
lat The looms of our factories turn out the
Paaest and coarsest fabricks. A certain
No capitalist at the eastward, has expen-
4d' we are told, eighty thousand dollars,
assisting the inventor in his various ex-
Pennenls to bring it to perfection, which
s has at length succeeded in doing. The
a'en'or has been offered eighty thousand
pounds Tor his patent right in England
'9w v nri. Sun-nf tho Dist
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12

Lrrrgn FROM Mn. McDuFrIE.
lsp0 srh;as have relied greatly on Mr.: Nc.
The Wv" ons Of their champions OF a on,teo
| Dshe a. n. nix The following in answer io mr..
Ssiss' D. nho wrote him or the subject. scat
gichle' . " of Clay and monster bank to
II, ths l ~ "a far as he is concerned. The
he s'n '.k mon the creation Of National
people lo ~ horror. and as the certain deslruc-
p.~p ;' o"r republican instHurion- Ma copy
100 :, 10 Richmond Enquirer
''n ~ WAsHISsros, es,h Feb. 1914.
,s,e:-I can have no hesitation in
"Dt .nr your enquiries. As to the consti-
'':"e a';,y If Bank Of the United States-as
ua'aa"'i ,nes,icn not depending upon circum-
'hs' % have not changed my opinion. an
s''a'' ss,v stong doubts of the power Of Con-
JESS W." ~ exempt the stockholders from indi-
giessl " responsibility constitute change
vdun .r ,s however, is not at all essen.
sue' ' ; CORPORATION for banking, or any other
d' 70 " But should be totally blind to the
pap0''s e eynerience. if, after the tremendous
lesson: " Il The late Bank OF the U. States, |
ssp n believe it expsdeni to establish another.
1' sa"unoried that bank as nationals and not as
lsopp''' w. sure. then SO regarded it. But
'paI.s a,amonished by every thing around Us.
We as hank which may now be established
iaa' a., "a - be mere party engine, aud oEe
Is des'"e WV, controlling powers of the State
Of ms I'll I'm add. that, unless the nature If man
Ao sa,i, sh changed it will oe as corrupting
0s a. '" d,emoraIizing. as it will be powerful -
sau -, institution, in the hands Of bold and
o aas.,a ~ political leader, Sustained by
S as 1crganized political party; by the great,
va" f,ctuyjop interest, secured In its allegi-
..s bv the boun,iss Of protective tariff, and
'as by sovereign states, seduced by the mis-
s' "hIs dpusion Of giving them the proceeds OF
' a. Gales of The public lands, and assuming
%s;, deb;s-wouid be literally "mofe terrible
% ',s'' an army with banners. | do not pelieve
%s noblic liberty would long survive such a
eonb!aallon.
with regard to the other questions to which
,,r auode--lhe union Of the great republican
,,ry-,here is bot one motto Under which
hsr eaa successfully raIly-aud that is, free
u,is aad uncompsanialag war against the
sr,lpm and lis affiliated Measures If the Ia
| If should he satisfactorily reduced,,as now
S.op il will. | think the south and southwest
III u.ase IN solid ov.a.na and With an unfal-
nrag step.
am, very respectfully.
! our obedient serveni.
GEO. McDUFFIE.
TnoaAs Richie, Esq. Richmond Va.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12
COOPERING.

WIN. BEVARD of Mount Arrarat, Louisa Co.,,
w would inform the citizens of the surrounding
country that he is at all times prepared TO furnish
anv thing in his line the shortest notice. and will
warrant all his work. Hr'ing furnished several es-
adjustments in Bloomington with barrels, the fol-
lowing gentlemen tes,ifving to the good workman
shin thereon, from knowledge and experience. Con-
tracts fos any qaanty of work arc solicited.
We the undersigned, Merchants and packers OF
Pork and Beef, in Bloomington. having used barrels
made a. tie mandatory of VIM. Bevard, of Louisa
county, have no hesitation in saying that we have
found them without exception good and tight and
cherfuly recommend those Of his manufacture to
those engaged in that business.
j BENNETT 4 Co
F w GILLETT,
JR BENNETT,
JOHN ZIEGLER,
J DEBAUN, Packer.
April S, ls44-22-tf:
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12

pgylco. The New York Sun says
WE have authentic information that If
l5e Indebtedness OF Mexico TO the citizens
Of he Uni,eG Sla'es is assumed by our
Government. no obstacles TO the annexa-
ton will be offered on her part. Mexico
mus gain by The change iD getting friend
instead Of an ensmy on her borders, and
Consequently saving the expense of an ar.
ny Of observation The Abo!iiionists are
employed in calculating the benefits of an
aeysion IN empiylos some four OF five
Saes CT ilielr save Fopltts. @-1'-.'e>..-ass's-
Ing ldam 70 60 to Texas"
Gen. Canallzo. acting President, dellv-
sd IA address to the Congress Of Mex:-
~ on The Is, Of February last. il which
L declared that, =" To avoid the evils of
var. without any sacrifice Of the national
isnity, steps .ha, nigh, bring abou! q
eaca have been taken. The business is
3 such train as can be given it; and as
DOR as results can be reached, they will
be communicates Us the occasion may per-
MIL"
Its more than probable that Mexico,
IoE small consideration. will agree to the
annexation OF Texas. Mexico would save
her honor BY parting with country, for
asmaI. sum of money, which she cannot
tod. The American Government has
s'."eNy takep a proper view of this subs
lres aud acted anon IL.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12

), Conspiracy Charles Woods, Nancy
~ %Uods, and Stephen Robinson were con-
s "t1' On Monday week at Boston, of con-
IT''hg 10 ex,ols money from one DIR.
,.@s' The manner of the conspiring
!" u-- Il, if not absolutely novel, in
:, J' coln.y--ihe woman contrived TO
rae f herself in an equivocal situation with
4, 1oel9r, anL lie husband, with the other
g.. 4~---s IS "a witness. being at hand to
,%5'se 'ilem. They GO. from Jones a
s s.'u watch and a note for five hundred
h;" 's. They were sentenced, Woods
bn' upflsonment for three months, the wife
~ anu Robson two months.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

10y virtue of an order of sale from the District
Nd Court Of Musca,ine cbunty, will be sold at
public auction at the Court House, in the town of
Bloomington, on Saturday the "a day OF March
next, SO much of the real estate Of which John
Conkn, late Of said county deceased, died seized, as
may beneccssary to pay the balance Of Indebtedness
remaining against the estate Of said deceased. Said
real estate is described as follows. to-wit. The 5
w IA of N w Id Of Sec 35 T rs, N of r w..
containing 40 acres The w sub of 5 w IA Of
Sec SIS r. 79, r w containing so acres. The n
w fraction Of Sec in I ~, + 3 w containing
"a 7O.lo0 acres with ferry. The w 10 Of E
IA of Sec II, r II, r 3 w. containing SO acres
The above property viii be sold on credit of nine
months ifdesircd and the purchaser will be required
to give bond with good security, mortgage ~f the
property for the payment Of the purchase money
Sale to take place between the hours of one and four
o'clock P. NJ. IL. LOCKWOOD, Admir-.
Dee Is, ls43-6-6w
The sale of the above property is adjourned
to the first Saturday in June next, at the tIne and
place above stated, on credit Of six instead Of nine
menths. l.. J. LUCh WOOD,
March q Administrator.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12

MARRIE0-In this place, on Sunday evening
last, by the Rev. Mr.. Stocker, Mr. PETER JACK
SON, merchant, to Miss NANCY COX-all Of
this place. "a
Oh koHcct-Kakc and Kompliments. May they
lisoa long life Of unaIloyed pleasure, with nothing
10 regret except thatihey did no; start sooner in the
jonrncyof Ifs together, and in their old age, may
they be surrounded by lots of namesakcs to perpet
uase sha honored name they bear.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12

a -
A LIZ persons indebted to me will find their notes
y anu accounts in the hands of magistrate for
collection, after the 18th of the present month,
{March,) and some before that time. Call on Jonas
Clark, next door to No. l, who is authorised to
make all settlements for me. Also, 25 600 BRICK
for sale. march L WIN. S, CLARK.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12
RE ULAK P.A CHE II

BETWEEN Sr. LOUIS, NAUvoo, FoRr Manson,
BURLINGTON, OeuAUKA, BLooMINGToN, Rock
ISLAND, GALEsA, QUDvouE, PoTosI. PRAiRiE
DU CHIEN, AND ALL INTERMEDIATE PORTS
e-ss--ss2s, ~, . z nr,n and splendid steamer
ElsrTrT.lsls1 MENDOZA"
-ssssaA.r.s,EYg; ROBERT A. REILLY, Master,
viii ply as regular packet between the above ports,
commencing her trips on the opening OF navigation,
and being of very light daught, will run throughout
the Season. This boat has been built expressly
to run on the Upper Mississippi; her accommoda
TONS both for cabin and deck passengers are su
or. She is provided with Evans safety guard, to
prevent explosion Of boilers
The officers and owners Of the MENDOZA respect
fully assure those who may favor them with their
patronage, that every exeron will be used to give
satisfaction. march l.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12
DRIP 4OODgs

Broad Cloths, Cassmeres, Satinets, Kentucky and
Brown Jeans, Sd q IA brown and bleach'd Sheet
ings and Shirtngs, Tickings, Prints Summer Stuff
Linen, Velveteen, Apron Check, Gingham, brown
Linen, Table Covers, printed and plain Msuslin de
Laines, printed Lawns Mouslin de Lame Shawls,
fancy dress Handkerchief, Lace and Filet Wells
Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, Cross Barred Muslins,
lawns Laccs, Edgings, Ribbons, Umbrellas, Para
coIs In Be-
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12
CALL AND TRY.

rTENKY BELT, BARBER, would inform the
III citizens Of Bloomington, that he has establish
oil himself in the middle room of the basement sto-
~ Of the Iowa House, where he is al all times pre-
nared for calls in his ne and atters himself that he
will be able TO give entire satisfaction tn all who may
favor him with their patronage. Call and try--a
test costs but apic. Z Jan. D.
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NOTICE--Safe Of Lots in Fort Madison.
yssHERE will be a offered at Pull lie Sale, at the
x Land Office in Fairfield, Iowa Territory, on
Monday the 10th day of June next, the following
numbered town lots, Wis Nos. ~, f4a, l67, ITO,
20s, 36l 400, GOA, 73l, 1856, 1888, 763, 766, S25,
SAC. 9l9, 9s2, and 9s7; also, out-lo,s Nos. 1862,
1922 and Hasa. Sale to commence at IL o'clock.
WILLIAM ROSS, Register.
8. A. BAYARD, Receiver.
Fairfield, Feb. Is, 1874. lS-cm
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