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Sherif's Sale.
Sherif's Sale

BY virtue of a writ OF A. ia. ct lev, ia. to
mi directed from the court of common
pleas Of Meigs county, [ will expose to, sale
at the Residence Of Enoch B. Murry in
Salisbury township, on the 18th day of A.
pril next. at IL o'clock On said day, one
bay horse, one black cow. one 3 years old
'heifer, one tanning mill, and one lot Of
saw logs. Levied upon as the property OF
said hurry at the suit Of Phomss E. Stea-
vens. THO'S SMITH, s. T.. o.
March 2T, 645.-a22w2, 81
, 1844-03-27
SHERIFFsS SALE.

BY virtue Of a writ of al. vend. exs. 10
me directed from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Meigs county, ] will offer for
saIe IN The village Of Sheffield on the 9Th
day OF ADril next, between The hours
prescribed by law, one lwo>horsc Wagon
and one patent clock Levied upon as
the property Of Sardine s. Smith at the
suit Of VIM. Parker, jr.
THO'S SMITH, 8. N. G..
March &c, 1844--n2aw2. TSl.
, 1844-03-27

AT my insiaEce an attachment was this
day issued ny Harrison Downing, a Jus.
tice Of the Peace OF Rutland township,
Mrigs county, against the property and
effects Of James CASTOR, an ASCENDING
debtor. Dated this Esd of Marph 1914,
4 n2sw3+ H. PLUMMER.
, 1844-03-27
I~NSOLyENT,s SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that shall
~ offer for sale a, the door Of the court
house in Pomeroy, on the Goth of April,
between the hours prescribed by law. the
undivided right, title and interest Of Reu-
ben Tubbs ian %insolvent debtor) in and to
100 acres of land in section go, town 4,
and range 10, Ohio company's purchase
subject to the life estate of Caroline, wife
of Daniel Tubbs deceased; appraised al
45 dollars,
T. MONTAGUE,
Commissioner Of I~nsolvents.
March 9th, 1844-n22w5.
, 1844-03-27

NIeiKs Common Pleas.
Herman Plummer, Comp't,(
. vs.. IN CLANCY.
John S. Giles, Defendant,
IN pursuance of a decre,al order of the
court Of common pleas Of Meigs county,
at the November term, A, D. 1843, in the
above case, will be exposed to public sale
at the door of the court house, in Pomeroy,
on the tbirtieth day Of April next, the fol-
low ing described land, TO wit: Beginning
81 rods east OF the south west corne OF
the north half of lot number 2, IN range
IA, town 8, and section l6, Ohio compa.
ny's purchase; thence east 20 rods ard
10 links. thence. north 6 rods; thence east
4 rods; thence south 6. rods; thence east
"a rods l5linksio the corners thence north
ZOE rodsto the corner; thence west 80
rods on the north line to the corner; thence
south 90 rods and 3links; thence east 13i
degrees north 10 rods 8 links; thence south
;Sk degrees east IL rods l6 links; thence
south 9 degrees east % rods II links, to
the place Of beginning, supposed TO con-
tain AZ, acres. Also the following desert
bed lot, to wit; Beginning 10 rods east
oil. the south west corner Of lot number 5,
in section 16, town G.. and range IA, in
the Ohio company'S purchase;tbenc north
Is degrees west 10 links; thence east l6i
degrees north 80 rods 10 links; thence
east So degrees north 10 rods and 9 links;
thence east 29A, degrees north 81 rods II
links; thence north 5 rode; thence east "a
degrees north 8 rods 9 links; thence easI
90 degrees north ~ rods 3'links; thence
north 20 degrees east is rods Is links up
q small run, thence north a7A degrees east
Ilrods; thence north ~ degrees east seven
rods; thence north "A rods 10 links to the
north line Of the section; thence east on
said line % rods II links 10 the north east
corner Of said lot ;thence south to the south
east corner, thence west to the place Of
beginning, supposed to contain so acres,
Also the following described lot, to witt
beginning at the north west coiner ofsec-
ton n, town 9. range IA; thence south
so rods; thence east 10 the middle of said
section II; thence north so rods to the
section line; thence west TO the place o.
beginning; containing SO acres.
M. B0SWORTH,
Special Commissioner,
March 20, le44-nalw4
, 1844-03-27
MASTER COMMISSIONERS
SALES.

"a HE. H-a
NOTICE is hereby given that I will,
N on the 30lh day Of April next, in
pursuance OF a decree OF the courl Of COM
mon pleas to me directed, offer for sale at
the door Of the court house in the county
of Meigs, the followmg real estate, 10 wit:
the west half Of the north west quarter Of
section 90, tow nship 8, and range IL, in
said county, Ordered To be sold as the
property OF George Dusky at the suit Of H.
II. Grow.
: ALSO.
At the same time and place, | will, in
pursuance of a further decree Of said
coutt, offer for sale the following real es-
tate. to wit: the west half and the south
east quarter Of the north west quarter Of
section 90, township 8, and range IL in
said county. Ordered to be sold as the
property of George Dusky at the suit o:
Peter Lallance and Lucius Cross ard O.
theirs.
ALSO,
AT the came time and place, I will. in
pursuance Of a further decree OF said court
offer for sale the following real estate, TO
Wit lot twenty nine in the town OF Ora
ham Station, formerly owned and occu-
pied by Nimrod Boggess as a tavern stand,
in said county of Meigs. Ordered to be
sold as the property Of James w. Rice al
the suit of Thornton Myers, Adley Wea.
yer, aid others.
ALSO.
AT the same Time and lace, I will. In
pursuance of a further decree OF said court
offer for sale the following real estate, tc
wit: the south half OF fraction 80, in the
township OF Orange, IN said county o.
Mslgs, containing 1871 acres, and II 2 5
acres from off the east side Of fraction 50,
and Of the same length as the width o.
eaid south half OF said fraction no. so, and
OF width sufficient to make said II 2.3 a.
ores. Ordered TO be sold at the suit Of 81.
las A, Bnrnap, vs. Nathaniel Douglass
Administrator Of N. Blackmore, deceased
Mary Blackmore, and others.
ALSO,
At the same time and place, ] will, In
pursuance Off further decree OF said cour
Offer. for sale the following real estate, 4
wit, that portion OF section humber 81, in
Town a and range IL, in the Ohio compa,
ny's purchase. now owned and occupied
by jesse aid Rodney Halsey, containing
about 100 acres more or ,ese; also 81 acre.
IN the north west part Of fraction humble
80, m Town 4. and range ~; also 6 ga a
rresin the south side Of section numbel
80, town 4 and range ~; alec 47i scrcI
in the WITT end Of fraction number "a
town 4. ard range ~. oil in the Obi
comrany's purchase, and now owned an,
occupied by eaid Jesse and Rodney Hal
sey. Ordered to be sold at the suit of Da
vid Barber. VS., Jesse Halsey, Rodney Hal
sey. and Others.
THo's IRWIN.
Muster commistios er in ohanctry.
March 81, lst4--lesw5S
, 1844-03-27

Mr.. BEATTY--PIease announce the name
OF OLIVER GRAFT as a candidate for
Justice Of the Peace, to Gil the vacancy
accustomed by the resignation of Samuel
Bradbury, and oblige MANY Worms
, 1844-03-27

THE M saA cass Df oA10' S.,
Phillip Jones, Com.
plainant.
rissa w. Pomeroy,
Anna-B. Pome.
roy, set al Defn.
dants.
I'm pursuance Of an order Of the court
- of common pleas for the said county
of Meigs, the said defendants. Clarissa
w. Pomeroy, and Anna B. s. Pomeroy.
are hereby notified that on the 10th Of
NAV. A, D. 1912, the said complainant
filed in said court his bill in chancery
against the defendants, V.B. Horton and
wife, for the foreclosure Of a certain mort.
gage executed by said V. B. Horton and
wife to said complainant for part Of 1904.
ere lots numbers 309, $40, and 31l, in the
Ohio company's purchase, as is in said
bill more fully described; which said bill
was at the October term d. u. I842, and
slso at the July term, AID. 1843, of said
court amended by leave Of the court,
wherein it is alleged that the said Clarista
w. Pomeroy and Anna B. S. Pomeroy
fand other defendants. named in said billy
claim some equitable interest in said mort
gagged premises, and praying the foreclo-
sure thereof. And the said Clarissa ".
Pomeroy and Anna B. s. Pol.eroy are
further notified that unless they appear
and plead, answer, or demur to the said
bill las amended) within sixty days after
the next term Of said court, the said Philip,
Jones at the next term after the expiration
of said sixty days, will apply to said court
TO take the matters Of the bill as confessed,
and to decree thereon accordingly.
T, MONTAGUE,
Solicitor for Complainant.
Feb. Il. 1a44-n17W6.
, 1844-03-27
SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSION.
Frs SALE.

uHctoo NohMcN ILEAAs
Hooking H. Hunter, ct al.,l
Assignees Of the Lancaster
Ohio Bank, In ~chancery.
We.
Howe & co., ct al.
10y virtue Of order Of the court in this
ID case, l will expose 10 public sale at
the door Of the court house in Pomeroy
on the 2eth day of April next, between
IL A. M. and 4P. M. the following de-
scribed real estate situate in the town o!
Pomeroy, 10 wit. The lot designated on
the plot Of said Town as lot no. IA, with the
improvements thereon, to wit the Shovel
factory and machinery, black smith shop,
and Storehouse.
M. HECKARD,
Special master in chancerYs
March 9th, 1844--n22w5. n
, 1844-03-27

0J-For announcing a candidate for Office
when q subscriber to our paper, 81; when
not . subscriber, 81 Soto be paid inva-
riably in advance.
, 1844-03-27
Grh OUR HOUSE,

49, THE subscriber returns his thanks
60 his friends and the public generally for
the liberal patronage they have heretofore
extended TO him, and he hopes to merit a
t~continuance Of their custom. He has en-
larged his house, and fitted it up in a bet
ter style for the accommodation Of the ira
yelling, public. His hills will he low. and
IN ac~cofdance with the hard times. From
his country customers, as money is scarce,
he will take produce at cash prices.
]. P. AUSTIN.
y March 81, 1~844--n22tf.
, 1844-03-27
SPECIAL MASTER COMMISSION,
ER'S SALE.
MElas COMMON PLEls.
Edain creel, 1,.o.l

e. ward Hooki:s)
YgURSUANT TO m order directed 10
me as Special Master Commissioner
in ChAncery, by the court Of common pless
of Melgs county, Ohio, | will offer for aals
at The door of the SQUIRT house in Pomeroy,
on the ash day Of April next, ensuing,
between the hours prescribed by law, the
following described real estate, to wits.
Lot plumber SO in the town Of Graham
Station, in aaid county, 10 satisfy a decree
in the above ramed case.
THO'S SMITH. s. NJ. g.
Pomeroy, March 90, l844-n2lw5 ($3
, 1844-03-27
MEIGS COMMON PLEAS:
Jacob Rice, demandant.

MEIGS COMMON PLEAS.
Jacob Rice, d~emandant.
We.
Moses Matthews and =
Mary Matthews his
wife, Jackson Giles,
Myron Giles, Edward
Grimes and Almira Petition for Par.
Grimes his wife, aSa- titlon.
mantha Giles, George
Giles, Mary Giles, E.
Elisabeth Giles, Emelne L.
Giles, Wilson Giles, Z
Sarah Giles, ~detendantsl
ITlHE defendants will take notice that
petition was filed against Them
on the 18th day Of February, A. D. 1914,
in the court Of common pleas Of Meigs
county, by the demandant, Jacob Rice.
and is now pending, wherein the said
Jacob Rice demands partition OF the fol-
flowing real estate, to wit: The eastThalf
of fraction No. II, town 6, and range il;
and that at the next term Of SAID court
application will be made by the said Jacob
Rice for an order that partition may Do
made of said premises. JACOB RICE,
By M. HEcKARD, his ATTY.
Feb. 81. 1844-p17W6,
, 1844-03-27

March II, 1844-n22w5.
, 1844-03-27

Feb. 81, ~1844-nl7w6.
, 1844-03-27
SHERIFFS SALE,

Feb, Il, 1a44-n17we.
, 1844-03-27

. Petition for Par.
ution.
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nv mo. B. RUSSELL.

srrscnrpr1oN.--Two Dollars per
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.anan' IN AN AZ additional charge Of Fifty Cents will
'd'ani1s a everv three months delay, until pay
Be MADE made ~, Subscriptions sar less term than
na is maui , be charged at the rate Of Three DOL
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a aaion Of the publisher For a square Of 1e
RArss OF Aor 81 co. each subsequent insertion,
ines oncs proportion Advertisements
'oeenss aiee for publications. without designa-
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ling i, the nu nn, and charged for accordingly
I'll ordered o d.,uaions made to yearly advertisers.
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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26
The NY. correspondent Of the National
Intelligencer, tells the following story -

The N. 1 correspondents VI VIZ AS"'A""'
Intelligencer, tells the following story
.The system of ingenious beggary. so Curl
ously described in Grants Great Metropo-
lis is beginning to be tried on 10 New York.
There is one young lady (of very correct hab.
its, believe, in point Of fact) who makes
living by means that wear somewhat CUES.
,ionabe complexion out Of distinguished
strangers A member of congress. or dlplo-
ma,ist in transit. for example, receives note,
the day after his arrival is advertised, IN a
hand. writing Of singular beauty. 10 the most
graceful language, and with the daln'les' use
IF French phrases, he is informed that young
ladv who has watched his career with the
deenest interest-who has feeling Tor i!m
accidentally |" in place she will recall to his
memorv shonld she be so fortunate as to see
him auain--who is an unhappy creature Of inn
mise. ali too fondly tender for this harsh world
and it's constroctions-wo would like to see him
an On, ! certain sidewalk between eight and nine.
Bv holding his hand across his left breast. he
will be accosted at that time and place. The
lady.likeness and good taste Of the note, 80
different from the usual tenta.iyes Of that des.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26
OREGON EMIGRANTS.

During our detention among the upper
settlements, before starting out, constant
source of interest was the gathering OF
people bound to Oregon. On Sunday
morning. about the usual chuch hour in
large place, five or six wagons passed
through the town Of Wessport and one old
man with silvery hair. was with the par
". Women and children were walking |;
fathers and brothers were driving loose
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26

The UNION OF HcARTs.-Y esterday boat
rounded to at the levee crowded as usual with
car, wheels, chicken coops, and hnman beings
bound for the upper Mississippi. An unusual
number Of Germans were 'bivouacked IN inc
Engine room, ready in case of an explosion or
collision for slaughter or for drowning IKE SO
MANY animals cooped together in pen. Among
them was stout, brown, laughing German
girl of l6. who would weigh about 100 POUNDS.
A heavy Young man Of the same nation, IN the.
course Of the day strayed along the shore and
stopped at the plank Of the boat. He heard
the hearty laugh Of the girl, and II fell upon
his ears as the joyful sound Of other days. but
Philosophical German does not go into tan'-
runs at such an event. He walked careless.
~ abord. and down between the engines
There had been no distressing love N the
case no eternal vows; no plighted iroth. In
the hours Of boyhood and girshood they had
felt the rising fame Of love, but he had lett the
old and father-land for new and better oae.
without severing any lasting ties. Fate mao
determined to separate these frienos, lheso
quasi lovers. They had separated win feg,e :.
but not with anguish, for fate had ofda'"eu =
So The separation was mutually suppose.
to be forever. But skind rememDFance Q.
each remained. The girl now saw nef o."
friend approaching. No EXPLANATIONS no
fairning and running into his embraces. nn1
her young face brich,ened up TO an expression
Of welcome and Utmost joy. He took straisn1
hold Of her thick hand aud pressed II warmly
to his own. No kissing, no tears. ana ye'
their two spirits communed with each other ~. ~
that moment, and their two souls became oue.
An hour after we saw the honest young ma"
lead her off the boat, and up broadway. accom-,
panied by FIVE or six young men, who were 70 all
on their way to wedding and froIlc.
The girl carried bundle on her arm: ner
only property. She wore nothing on the neao,
but her feesAwere shod with wooden saools, OF
shoes. Her dress was warm and clean. ana
i. became bridal suit. No doubt they are
destined to be happy unless their hearts pore
the honesty and goodness beaming 10 ihe'f ID
ces.-Cin. Pat.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26
PRAIRIE AND MOUNTAIN LIFE.
DEATH OF FRANCOIS.

DEATH OF FRANCOIS.
On the 18Th Of last July we encamped
abou, midday under the Red Butts hav-
ing made our crossing Of the north fork Of
the Platte, and being then in high spirits,
on account of our near approach TO the
mountains, the glittering SHOWS of which,
like neecy vapors on the far horizon, we
had now seen for several days. Forming
camp at midday on this occasion was on
account of our having met an old trader
by the name of Vesques. who was travel
ling inward to Fort John, at Laramee,
with large number Of pack animals laden
with robes and skins. We halted 10 ex-
change greetings, many Of both parties
having known each other of old, and the
afternoon was wearing pleasantly away,
when smiles were suddenly exchanged for
deep solemnity, and gloom spread around
among US, that hitherto had been stran-
ger in our camp. One of our letters de-.
signed for the Picaynne, that never came
to hand, was written at this encampment.
The episte was Of the sunniest and live
Hest kind, aiming TO assure friends at home
of our complete safety, and how we'll ev-
cry thing was going with US; dwelling up
on our freedom from molestaion Of danger,
our capacity to set peril at defiance. and
our happy escape from accident or peril Of
any kind.
The red wax of the seal was scarcely
cold upon that letter, when-bang =
whirrr-r-izz-z Ia mans voice exclaim-
ing, Great God!' followed by more juve-
nile accents of pain and horror enunciating,
Mon Dieu mon Deu!' gave all ears
warning of some frightful harm having
occurred.
What is il ?'-.' Who fred 20 What's
the matter 20 What's hurt 2 were the
rapid enquiries Of people jumping up and
running in every direction. The next in
slant all eyes were directed to the spot
where the misfortune occurred, by still
louder voice. calling burredly for Doctor
Tilghman = and there lay poor little Fran
co.'s Clement, In the arms of sir William
Stewart, with the blood rushing in torrents
from his left side.
Stedman T'i!ghman-a young gentleman
from Baltimore, and thorough graduate
in surgical science, though only yet in his
first year of manhood soon upon the
spot, coolly and skilfully performing all
that could be done; but the wound in the
breast of Francois was one over which no
science extant could hold control. All left
10 be done was but to see how long the
spark of life could be made to linger yet
within the mutilatcd frame; and so des2e-
rate was the wound-ih through and through
the very vital region of the body that it
seemed TO US all strange that the body sur
vived ten minutes after being shot.
Francois was the youngest brother OF
Antoine Clement, one of the first among
the best hunters known upon the western
prairies I; bu, Of him we shall have occa-
sion to speak elsewhere. The boy was
favori,e with Captain Stewart, and gene
rally rode with him as page. or protege.
He was but fifteen years old, the pet OF
his mother at home, and forward smart
boy-at Leaf in every thing that partained
10 hunting and forest life. On one occa-
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26
Rail- &; HOLM ES,

ruApBIE CUTTERS, continue TO furnish, on
,he shortest notice, and at reduced prices all
descriptions of Monumental WORK, executed
/. H. ne,,cs, modern style. Orders from a dis
,oce il accompanied with the cash, or re sponsi-
NJ reference given, will be promptly filled.
1ow, Civ. Oct. lS43. 49ay
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26
T. SCOTT RICNMAN,
.TTORNEY AT L A w,
BLOOMINGTON, IOWA.
GEO. HUTCHINSON & CO.

poOTAND SHOEMA K E RS,
-17oITLD inform the inhabitants of this place,
n and the surrounding country, that they are
.,,od to execute all orders in their line in neat
p",hSantal manner, at reduction in price pro-
w. 'a;,ne1 to the state of the times.
P' Wheat Dry Hides, Tallow. Beeswax, etc. taken
' wa" far work. SO Bloomington, N ov3
ES'B shoemakers and others can be supplied
With Pegs.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26

CO. The following beautiful lines were found a
ched to a skeleton in the Office of an emine,
lysician in New York. The author is not known
We give them from memory, and therefore cannt
ouch for their correctness:
Behold this ruin twas skull
Once OF ETHEREAL spirit fall:
This narrow cell was life's retreat
This space was thought mysterious seat;
What wild chimcras fill'd this spot
What dreams Of pleasure long forgot;
But hope, nor joy, nor love, nor fear,
Has left ono trace on record here.
And, in this gloomy canopy
Once rolrd the bright and busy eye;
But start not at the lonely void,
If social love that eye employ'd,
If with no lawlcss fire it bcamed,
But through the dew Of kindness cleaned,
That eye shall be forever bright,
When sui.s and stars have lost their light.
And, in this dismal cavern hung
Ac ICduv, QuiCh, ufiu tuHciut tOUyucS
If falsehood's honey it disdained,
II, while it could not praise, twas chained,
If in the cause Of truth it spoke,
Yet gentlest concord never broke
That tuncful tongue shall plead for thee
When death unveils eternity.
And did those fingers delve the mine,
Or with its envied rubies shine,
To hew the rock or wear the gem,
1t nothing now avails to them;
But, if the page Of Truth they sought,
And comfort to the mourncr brought.
These hands richer need shall claim
Than all who wrought for wealth or fame.
Avails it, whether bare or shod
These feet the path oil duty trod9
If from the bower of ease they fled
To soothe Affections humble bed
If grandcur's guilty bride they spurncd,
And home to virtues lap returned;
These feet with Angels wings shall vie,
And tread the palace Of the sky.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26
T. s. PARVIN,
ATTORN AT l. A w,
BLooMINGToN, L.
PUBLIC HOUSE.

/ C0VELL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES publict hat
y. he continues to keep Public House at Sa-
i, iuscatlne county, Iowa, wherc the best accom-
atoms can be had, between Bloomington and
f'apt Private rooms to be had at all times
FsaSle is good, and at all times furnished with
| @l Of provender. He invites test of these
aeaents Several comfortable houses to rent.
Sen, Iowa, Jan % 1912 IA If
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26

There is good deal Of saocy wit 10 =, Lo Q.
Rvron's anecdote Of the fair astronomers: ne
saws. some literary ladies being asked no"
thew could be sufficiently interested IN astsOno-
NV to spend SO. much time in watching the
heavens. replied, that they had great curios'.
~ to see whether there was really q MAN II
the moon. a
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26

Histories make men wise poets witty the
mathematics subtle; natural PHILOSOPHY. oesPs
morals grave, logic and rhe'o''c' so'e . con-
tend.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26
CHARLES MATTOON,
,oruev nj Lar and NOTARY Public,

BLoomINGroN, Iowa,
MILL give prompt attention to all professional ou,
ka,s with which he may be favored. He has "ioh
hrsr and authority to administer oaths and take
Fanovel,monts, or proofs of deeds, mortgages,
Sssof attorney, and advertisements OF WHINE
~>O6.e in the Court House. mar II, '43.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26
PETER JACKSON
ADAM OGILvIE.
A. Ogisyic & Co.

A. Ogiivic 6 Co.
hon AWARDING & COM NJ S S y N
gSADEgARRGs
hTALERSin Foreignand DomesticDry GOODS
D Groceries, Boots md Shoes, Nails,lron, Steel
Csi.rs, &c. &c. Also. on consignment, choice
|sutnato Fl imported Liquors, all ofwhich WILDE
hYmy low for Cash.
Bennington. uly so ,lsil.-Ao-tf
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p.LowE J. 6. DEsHLEh,
LOWE & DESHLER,

ATTOR NEYS AT L A w,
Bloomington, lo,ca.
IVILL attend promptlyto any business com
mitted to their charge.
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