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The New York herald., 1844-10-02
MADAME RESTELL.

EEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residence. l4s Green
wich street. between Courtlsndt and Liberty streets wherc
she consulted with the stcst confidence complaints
incident the female frame.
Madame Restels experience and wIedge in the
Of obstinate Of female rsus stoppage suppression.
o effect
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance during
OF other ndispositon will be accommodated during such e
with private and respectable board
Preventive Powder for married ladies, whose delicate
sent by mail TO any part Of the United States Price Pack
age All letters post paid addressed boz 868, New ok
BOSTON Ofics No. 7 Essex street.
N. B.-Madan~ REsTELL would inform ladies residing
that she would devote her personal attendance upon them
part OF lie United Stas~ within reasonable distance A
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

NJ DE BOUDELOQUE, MD. LISBON, PORTUGAL
TUE scienfc combination Of ingredients Of which those
Pills composed have made them the wonder and admir-
ration Of the world They known all Europe be the
only preparation discovered that has proved invariably
being such that they must 10, be used during
produce miscarriage If used during that period
The directions translated nto English and enveopad
the signature OF NJ de boudeloque and the English
recons have the signature OF Dr. r. NEIVEAU authorised
agent for the Continent Of America.
They be transmitted BY mail any part Of e United
States. Sold by Dr. f. MELVEAU, agent and importer for
TIN United Staes Office l29 Liberty Greenwich
street Price &-haf boxes So No half boxes sent by mail
Sold bottles Salem street Letters directed Dr. f.
Melveau box "a New Yerk, will with immediate
ton. AL letters must be postpaid. jy29 uc
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Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF the Herald

PHILApELPHIA, Oct. l. lo4%.
The steamboat Sun, Captain Whilden. broke her shaft
this msrning about ten O'Clock. of Fort Mflin. Her
passengers we're taken of by the Clifton.
he Native" meeting last night. was tremendous af
fair Not less than 20 900 persons present II
decidedly the largest gathering held in Philadelphia
Mayer Harper Snow, Oakley. and Green, have met with
a warm reception. They leave ut P. NJ and are now
being escorted to the wharf.
There wss nothing in stocks today. The bro
kers all Clsyites with but few exceptions, and Of
course enjoy INK themselves The sales were
FInsr BoARp-5O Wilmington RR SIS. 2as; 200 do, 2w,
24b; Girard Bank IL T.
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AND OPHTHALNIC SURGEON,
No. 10 ChambeTsst. doors w. OF Broadway,


AND OPHTHALNIC SURGEON,
No. 80 Chambers ut. doors w. OF Broadway,
NEW YORK,
CONFINES his practice DsEAsEs OF THE Ere, and Ope
ti0ns that Organ and its npendages Artificial Eyes
inserted Dr. d. has for the last eight years devoted his
ton almost exclusively TO this important branch Of the profs
son having been pupil Of Dr. ELLoTT subsequently his
sstant aud later practising Charleston C. FoR OPERA
modera,e 'eSa Office hours from A. ~ toa r. NJ
81 lm*ec
TYR CORBlIT may be consulted confdentally hs OF
y fce, ls Duane street. two d0Prs from Chatham Strangers
unveisty Of the City New York aud that
b confined his practice from being general to the satmsnt Of
classes Of now eleven N the city Of
New York; which engages his entire The anna1a Of
practice The Doctor cautions the unfortunate against the
Of has its hoasands Of victims Recent
by pretenders and pac there several Of them in this
city Persons afflicted with proacted and nveterae
need not despair Of being restored health by applying 70 Dr.
reputation for skill and rspectabity Structures the
Doctors profound attention. medicine may be had
v"nt . certain disease IN anv of its torms sl8 smsrc
TO RES M35ST0KE AND MA MAZE THE u HgMAN " S,I HAIR
SPLENDID NATURAL ORNAMENT.
TO BEAuTiFY' DRESS, sy,oklfAN GHEAN AND FORCE IT'S
FOR THE Low PRICE ICE 81 81 THREE sHILLINes
EADEK sell three shilling bottles that may know
TO buy than warrant il to
the following qualities 1T will force the hair grow
where nature intended hair 10 stop it falling Off
scuf Danduf and make light red grey hair grow dark
For dressing the hair soft and silky nothing exceeds this 1t
hair Is m"s nneape efo%omc % M YET sase & Glen made cr ss
other article made. ~
Sodprlce g. shllings bottleat the sign Of the Ame-
Brookyn STATE street Boston Ledger Building PhiIadel
phia and Pease, Broadway, Albany. $40 lmsm
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To HESTURE AND MAKE THE HUMAN HAIR A
SPLENDID NATURAL ORNAMENT.
TO BEAUTIFY, DRESS, CLEAN AND FORCE IT'S
THE
IN v Is [ B LIE

go cloely resembles real head Of hair that scep.cs and
- connoissen have pronounced the most perfect and extra
ordinary invention OF the day The great advantage Of his
novel and unique wig is its being made without sewing
which its appearances closely resemble
the natural hair both in lghess and natural appearance
defy detecton its texture being beautiful porous and
free that all Of perspiraon evaporation unmpeded
and the evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The scepc
and alike invited this novel and beau
ul Wig md the peculiar method OF fitting the head al
manuaciures A. u Barry, lac broadway Of Liberty
srast uafaIr 81 ip1s
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HULL'o ihUSoES.
rO TIE L To II ILPTILR En- RER CnMl

HULL.S lhOSoES.
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
DERSONS afflicted with Ruptues may rely upon the best
strumenta aid the world affords application ts Office,
No Vesey either Of the Agents the principal
in the United States Be careful the back
pad Of uls usscs if they endorsed by Dr. Hull
in writing None genuine TO be relied good,
without his signature
Many persons have undertaken ved limitations Of Hull
celebrated Tusse and Thousands imposed
quence These limitations cannot be relied upon; they made
by unskilfu mechanics, and better than the ordinary
Trusses.
Rooms have been fitted mp No vesey street. exclusively
for ladies' having from the business
where rpa)e s attendance wait upon
emsIe PATIENT sl mTc
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40 LUDG ATE STREET.,
LONDON

Two DooRs FROM !Ht. Lorpor CorrEE HousE.
5 SR ). FLAX AN & SHO WELL,
MI FRoM BuRcHARTs.)
T'AILoRs TO, HER MAJESTY, beg to return their
\ sincere thanks 10 those gentlemen from America aud
Meyco WHO have, during their residence in England,
literally favored them with their support and at the
time their friends and the public their chief
desire aud aim will be the high credit their house
has attained, BY supplying e best goods moderate
charges.
N B-A large assortment always ready for inspection
i..sr
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~6Ge.

oPTICIAN, FROM GERMANY.
Most respectfully informs the citizens Of New York. and the
public general that he has located himsfin this CITY, and
of sIecasles and Eeadins Glasses Gold Silver
he partly known by his annual visits Sare.oga Springs
since the nine years that by his knowledge Of the optical
he is enabled determine the gasses suitable for
eye. Persons with weak be supplied witt, glasses
which will greatly benefit and strain the sight Particular
attention called style Of perspective ground glasses
Of the finest lin which, through their high polish and
mended the best in their effects the eye for preserving
Shoged persons and such have been upon
also be uited He likewise glasses Of
superior quality old ames and socu the patronage of all
NJ WISE, Optician,
az 3msrc Iy7 Broadway.
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- BREWERY AND FARM FOR sALE.-The Sab
f sc.bsr oGen fer .als he old es..bl;sd Bert,hir.
Western Railroad IL is in coed nair Of the utensils
nearly new, and capable Of brew 2000 barrels Malt
house attached capable OF mang 1000 bushels
Few country posses the advantages Of doing
saie and profitable business situated the Of mansfac-
turing district where the consumption Of ale is rapidly in
creAsng.
rsst cultivation well fenced and good buildings
Will be sold separately or together. Terms easy ,oy
War Trov aJbs,v County Iulv l0th 1874. jl3 tire
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ARTIFTCIAL TEETH.

AKTIFICIAL TEETH.
M. LEYETT, Dentist the introducer Of inserting ncer-
M rupbe Teeth the principle Of atmospheric al
lowed be the greatest Improvement in dentistry intro
duced invites and the public general examine hs
method which will be found greatly superior 70 ANY
NOW In USE embracing others the OF
great permanent CONTEXT cleanliness durability &c 10
patients particularly adapted precudes the
mouth in healthy state The testimonials from the
distinguished in society," with the highest dental and other
authorities will those requiring artificial teeth
those who have had them unskl the and most
satisfactory results. Nj. LEVETT, Dentist,
26Q BrOadWaY Warren
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SHIP NE WS.
COrrosDOn0encc OF the Herald.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l-P. M.
Arr Richd Thompson, Buck Providence Below. Fashion
Teadwel Salem Orozimbo, Sargent and Warren, Titcomb
Boston; Liberty. Townsend and Chief Reeves, Provdence
Brooklyn, Ni Susan Phebe, Corson Alexander jones'
Leeds, kndicott, and Charlotte, Tynbrook, Nfork.
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FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
NO. 65 LIBERTY STREET,

DALESME, Importer and Agent for Manufactur has
always on hand large assortment Of dnne and SETS
plain white and gilt kench Porcelain well Dinner and
Dessert Plates Of all szes, assorted Dishes Soup Tureens
Covered Dishes, Salad Bowls Fruit Baskets, Custards aud
gfanda.
Also, Fancy Tea Sas and Rich Decorated Dinner Sets
shapc.
All the articles Of the best quality and
sold on liberal terms, and in lots suit purchasers
xlQ 6rnse
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GEM lN NE HAVANA SEGARs,

& f N U IN E HAVANA SEGARS.
. AND OF THE FIRST QUALITY.
ID NJ HENRIQUES, No. 81 William street. respectfully
invites the attention Of the public and strangers Waiting he
city p call and examine his well known established Store
e following we'll selected and which guaranteed TO
quality. viz - " ~ ~
Regalias, tof superior quality.l
Normas.
Yngenudad.
Paneeas, (of different brands.)
la Palma.
Rionda.
Esperansa
Napoleons.
kspareros.
Vegueros
Cabana.
DE Moya.
Manuel Amorss
Noreigas.
Prncpes, (of various ands.,
la aadi0on the above there brsnds
store all Of which sold Wholesale and RETAIL and which
required. augo insre
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VJ- SIGNED OVER!!!
.ndls.. TIsn
all bsi Who witness
ed the pale and gfast.
splitting pss Ss'ffs Blood, eaassr snd !. most SS
ossae.. esusn sa .oana 1lss' g q. ,a.
indicating an alarming state Of disease:
aH a, is% SlfS so
would & tey efgs to on he o ee s
she told Of Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
ss a Se e a s sf s.s q
the nervous system. impaired constitution from
@ s Ii x. sS a:s s %
M ifn had saf s he & @ ss'is
cough had left S and strength much improved
sa n s?'
a''s; who snrvr. , "
nc
3 3:
osss sas o1s @ Es 1 L:
pJ: s sSad 81 "s hs.ca @ a.
sy sisA Jp'WSss hfas;11 s.
SssEst PsashIssp'is Yo5a 3 hSiiidgs baisic York
$% sseTSiY fiMaisy
SsysEss Ma s;
So.sa s Mass. ostH = NJ &c. hss.q Co.. %
strtI 3ms &c.
SALI AND rIon oIUhr-aOO mali barrel. iialna1 NJ. /
~ Salmon
1900 bbs Nos aud Mnckere 800 half do do do do.
100 DO No. 1 Mess Shad.
so half bbls No. l Saybrook Shnd.
800 bbls Cod and Scale Fish.
400 do No. 6ib'd Icrrings.
1900 boxes Scale do
5000 lbs Smoked Salmon.
200 kits Soused do
200 do Sounds and Tongues
1000 qtls Cod Fish, suitable for shipping
1000 sacks Ashton's Salt
200 bbs American Salt.
"a do New Salmon.
5000 lbs smoked do, &c. &c.
All Tor sale IN lots to suit purchasers, By
NELSON, WELLS " CO.,
~ lmsec 81 Dsy street.
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p0Rkaoo bb Clear; 500 do Mess, 500 do Prime Of yer,
! sa1sc (. k COLLINS 4 Co.. 50 South street,
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"A KAKE CHANCE.
rE DID W A II L. = A IL II


AT PRIVATE SALE.
- THE Proprietor Of he BALTIMORE HVDc cE peinng
about e IN other business now oeaa io l sae .s
ao;es n iRs the CITY Of PhsapS.
% h, Of % Dsst a aa son %
RirY rooms, nearly ali fronting lie street, There 40.
a s Be-. Bsmc wlsn and
tsnd,ngs Custom HOUSE Post Once Exchange &C. s ms
rs good can have it for number Of years
hs pSrch..sr may have possession time before the LIST
For further paicula inquire at the Auction stors 27s Mar
Also, paii II of n large Eir: male and female These animals
are u and has Of their kind yhs male
ABBEY HOTEL,
o . s HeSts hS pso.ss. SSd &
sHss fully p%psssd iS and would
rGSs ss and E''a's' will be .s ssss
M bfScE S2E III kH 4 SeSATsx y
1 hs village ia o Vest Farms. ss and on e Post
between this city and Boston The farm ar is in high state
Of the most choice selections quality The house s se
"a hs on
was built but few years since the best possible manner and
% feet BY 50 feet The ouihSusss admirably
ranged For farmer resident Of the city this place offers
m Ssa e
aminsd at any time and possession gwen IN 81 DAYS
to For co. es
.sxf CASH PAID FOR GOOD, AND FRESH SEED,
every kind the Bowery Seed and Plant Store NO.
large collection Of the best quality Of Eui,
Goods packed for Shipment Of the United
with fine Plants viii do well BY applying first this establish
pfIH:v T 6 So y
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PARIS IN NEW YORK.


THE City Of Paris that grand capital Of Europe, containing
100 600 inhabitants, be without leaving New
York The proprietor Of his exhibition has the honor Of
forming the ladies and gentlemen Of New York and particularly
opened for few days at No 5 Lycegm Of Natural History
feet in circumference and be all the Houses Streets
Churches Palaces Gardens Fountains Courts Promenads
River sene and steamboa the Bridges Per la Chase Gene
yisite full description Of the beauties uf this great city
Persons who have Paris will recognize Immediately where
they have resided. Open every day from A. Nj 10 r. M.
Admittance q cents children half price
s24 lmeods m
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PROSPECTUS.
THE NEW YORK MUSICAL CHRONICLE
AND ADVERTISER

"A WEEKLY PAPER DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF MUSIC
MUSICIANS.
THIS WORK intended offer TO the Musical profession
that which for length Of time they have much needed
namely medium through which their interests be adj
To the public will complete chronicle Of all the Mus
cal which IKE place this and in Europe:
been made with able and enteprisng
Iespondents g Germany England Paris Boston
transpes Of and The earliest and most
will b. given Of the and valuable works.
Operas Oatoros Sonx &c &c which appear both at home
Of all that interest them in Musical matters, though
thousands Of miles ~ from the scene OF action.
Biographies with fine keesses Of the most eminent artists
with many papers rens Of professional brethren,
will add interest columns and the varied correspondence
will form striking aud important feature the arrangements
Besides the teary mattel each number Wall contain iogr
nal and copy ghboth Vocal and Instrumental written
ranged expressly for this work by the popular
this country with several compositions Of Barnett Loder
volume containing hundred and eight Of sterling
music. - -
The Advertising portion Of the paper will be well displayed,
both this city and throughout the country will hnd
the medium for announcing themselves and their works to
the public.
be Thursday The first number to appear Octo-
Der Sd. .
All country subscribers correspondents will send their
Office, IA John street. HENRY q. WATSON,
Editor and Proprietor.
Terms-$5 year receipt Of lst number; $6to city SUBJ
scr.ers who pay by the week ,
Editors inserting this Prospectus twice week. month.
and sending their will receive the Musical Chronicle
Advertisements intended for the first number must be
in by the 23th OF this month";
WanedAn and boy to attend to the Office
NC, nc. Apply between 10 and /. Zt lW%ec
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CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
3O4 PEARL STREET,
BETWEEN BEEKMAN STREET AND PECK SLIP.
xE SJJBSCRIBE Of the pioneers Of the cash system
Keep before the public that he continues 70 man
ucture every kind Of Civil and Military cothng Of the finest
materials In the most superior STYLE lower by twenty
Ave per cent any other house charges for the same quality
Of garments Witness the following list Of prices =
Best superfne wool black Dres, Coat Slt to s2S
Vests Of ali kinds, SILK, Satin, Cashmere. AZ 70
Gentlemen who supply their cloth can have them mnds
In the best style At the following prices - - :.
Pants IRON. ........." " .
SIS lm*m JOHN MorrhA
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-'--"'-'-'-'s
r JOSEPH Maiden Lane. tug stars i%pcrsr'ofr Eng.
ing and Ducking GUNS from the lowest TO finest
Also always hand, extensive assortment Of fSI
both Double and Single Barrels embracing 100 different
including the modern Six Bare Bev9lves all Of which will
be sold lower than any Other house teradc Merchants and
Gun Smiths particularly rcquested 70 call prevou,
making their purchases tney will certainly md o nr
Ho smN NfTc
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CAST OFF CLOTHING.
GENTLEMEN OR FAMILIES dcsirous Of converting into
" cash their superuous of Clothing will obtain
the Subscriber the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
sidence. having effects Of the kind dispose Of will nd il
much TO their advantage send for the Subscriber who will
attend them at their residence by appointment.
II. LEVETT, Office No. 2 Wall street,
and at 470 Hudson st.
Clothing cleaned and repaired.
TA Line through the Post Oce or otherwise, will receive
prompt attention su3I im%re
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No. 60 John street and 800 Broadway.
HAVE received by arrivals and keep constantly
hand large and tasteful selected Of French
German articles for Embroidery and Fancy Goods, which they
Berlin Zephyr Wosted German Wonted, Canvas Floss
SILK Chenille and variety Of other articles for Embroidery
Beads Purse oT,a%ent gr.csles; JET Combs and Bcee
Gilt and silysred Hair Pins, Combs Fnnga, Brsds, Cord.
and Chenille.
Woed and Cotton Fnuges and Gimp in ali coIor and qua
hties. - - 49,
jy ~ 3m &C
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TO SOUTHERN MERCHANTS N DEALERS.
THE SUBSCRIBERS Offer for sale, very superior article
Of Amazon Hstss of different coors made this summer
which will be sold extremely low to Close concern. Also,
Bmid, Of varioua colorn. =. MCKAY X CO.,
au30 lmsec 81 Ferry street. New York.
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y.
CTRANGERS visiting the city will find establishment
Nos $50 and 2e0 Broadway beyond comparison the most
FANCY ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS,
this side the Atlantic which take pleasure in showing
sell prices low (saying the east those Of
other house. .
stock Of Fancy Stationery Umbrellas Parasols
and Sun Shades, Gloves Riding Whips Fans Gard Gases and
Tablets Desks Dressing Cases and Fancy Boxes Purses Per-
bort . {. S e. .. has sss to i'm
full catalogue has been published and be had
application. TIFFANY, YOUNG 4 ELLIS
au2Q
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-07
ST. MARY,s FEMALE ACADEMY,
At DUBUQUE, IOWA.


THIS Academy is under the patronage of the
i Right Rev'd Bishop LoRAs, and its location on
the bank of the Mississippi, is healthy and commands
a beautiful prospect.
The Sisters Of Charity q the Blessed Virgin will
teach all the branches which are taught in the best
schools in this country The Sisters will their
best endeavors to advance their pupils in their stud
les and carefully watch over their health and NOR
ais.
TERMS.
Board and tuition, including bed bed
ding and washing payable quarterly in
advance. 500 90
Dag Scholars. in the first and second
classes per quarter, 90
Do in the third and fourth 3 90
Fuel for the season. 90
EXTRA.
For music, and use of the Piano, quar-
terly. 90
French Language per quarter 90
N. B.-The Mother Superior is Sister NARY
FRANCES CLARKE, to whom communication can be
addressed.
UT 1t is contemplation to establish school SINH
lar to the above in Burlington in the spring.
Dec. %, 1S43-tf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-07

The LITTLE Boy AND THE GENTLE.
MAN.-'Will you please TO give me a
drink of water = said little boy, at the
door of one Of our citizens, on warm
day.
/. was midday, and the weather was
exceedingly warm. The door opened
near the dining room, and the dinner had
Just been placed upon the table.
Come in my little fellow said the
gentleman at the house while he waited.
Il thank you, sir, but have some chips
here, and wouldn't like to leave them.'
Bring them into the entry, and come
in. Have you dnedl'
mo sir said he, timidly. nor | didn't
have my breakfas! yet. Mother is sick
and have been tending her to-day. /
have now jus. got some chips to make
fire With, and shall 60 home 10 make her
some SOUP
Soup Then you are cook, too,
eh ?
Yes, sir got some cold meat last
night, and it will make her a good soup.
Come, my boy, sit down first and eat
good dinner with us-you will feel bet>
ter.
The boy laid his slouched hat in corr
ner, and after some coaxing. seated him
self and he ate heartily. He said but lit
tie and he rose TO go.
Il am very thankful, SIR said he, and
a tear stood in the little fellows eye.-'I
wish could pay YOU he stammered;
but l am very poor, and havn't got any
thing He brushed the drop from his
cheek, and turned to take his hat but a
smile played upon his lips as he glanced
at the chips and added o, l forgot;
have got two baskets Of good clean chips
here and if you will take one Of them l
shall be very glad l can get another
You have been kind to me, and they will
be so handy. a'am,' said he turning TO
the lady. for you to kindle your fire with.
Shall leave ,hem!'
mo, my good boy, keep them, and
take this too, said The gentleman, as he
handed him some change. when you
are in need come to me again.
The poor little fellow seemed alarmed
almost at this-but with many thanks, he
departed for the dwelling of his sick moth
er.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-07
A PROCLAMATlON.
FARE REDUCED.

" HEREAS, | CAPT. JIM, long lisDens,,
w offood to the hungry and couch ia n.
weary, as well ''horn" to the dry, bavino ,,tas
possession ofthat large and commodious hSnse on
Second street, Bloomington Iowa. formerly the ns;
dence of His Hon j. Williams, DO hereby dsel..
and make known to the world that am now pura.
red at the sign of Capt. Jim, to accommodate haa
who may call upon me, in satisfactory manner
otherwise they go scot free. That this stateno,
may the more fully prove true, l hereby declare and
make known that the following are my charges f,,p
of which the best the market can afford are furnished
Single meal .,
Board per day, with lodging g
Three days, per day, 50
Fer week $3.50
One horse feed 10
Horse per night rs
week sl25s
All other bills in proportion. l. the sold Cart.
Jim do hereby further declare, to those indebted 10
me for eating, sleeping, drinking, or upon euntrac
OF any kind whatsoever, that unless they come ht
ward Immediately and make settlement, Michae
Scott was never in Scotland if don't send eons,s
bic after them to bring them to "ta,c," so look out
for Matthews or Musgaave.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to receive,
share ofpublic patronage corresponding with hsel
forts to mnisterto the tastes and render comfortable
those who may favor him with their patronage
CAPT. jim PARME
Bloomington, July 7, ls43.-6-tf