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Newport.
Correspondence If the Herald.l

Correspondence NJ the Herald.l
NEWPORT, July l4th, 1914.
The Great Beauties Of Good Eating, Good Drink
ing, and Promiscuous Bathing-AH the Lod,e,
Demoerats-Iheir contempt for the Whigs, and
synipathyfor Governor Dorr-Pubiic opinion re.
htire to his impisonment-A Prophecy
Ny DEAR FRIEND -
II you was in the habit OF repenting your deci.
sions, think you would regret not accompanying
me to this truly delightful spot for even your fasli
dious taste would be satisfied with the display OF
grace and beauty surrounding our ,daily table al
the Ocean House, while your palate would be re.
galed with The choicest dainties of every season
and almost every cline then, the bathing the
sport par erceiiemce-no description can do il JUS
tce. Imagine long mile Of shining sand as hard
and smooth as marble. washed by 'thc wide At
Iantic," where for ages the Nereds only have
danced and sported fancy on this beach-somc
twenty carriages whose late inmates after making
their sea-toilet emerge from the shantes ranged
along for the purpose, armed and equipped Gas the
law OF fashion drects,) in worsted dresses, cork
soled shoes, and India rubber caps, and sometimes
pairing OIL as for waltz or minuet; sometimes
joining all hands TO make long, long line, the J
march boldly and gaiy into the surf, and com
mence their ev0lutions. What matter IL the force
arms OF yonder llcentlous libertine, Oor you must
know every body bathes at The house, and quite
promlscuously) II Is all under the wafer, II not un-
der the rose, and she knows not, thinks not, II i
be the tail OF shark, the tangled sea weed, or
his petted imperial that often trustees
her cheek. Heaven heaven. preserve my young
daughters (it ever have any from such abutlops
but there, that little Southern beauty looks so
fresh and sweet she emerges rem sold Nep.
tune'swash bowl" | cannot feel angry with her,
especially since | have discovered that she is at
heart as earnest lille democrat as any in the
Union, intelligent withal and independent IN
thought and word. You would smile at the ndig.
nan flashing Of her bright eyes, when she hears
some Jealous whg exulting in prospect of his par
tys victorious election OF their candidates for Pre-
sIdent and VIce-PresIdent, or expressing delight al
The conviction and imprisonment Of Governor
Dou-whlle her pretty lip curves disdanluy
as she exclalms "how generous II us to exull
over a fallen foe! and how consistent so TO
rejoice at the anticipated defeat OF party you
affect TO hold SO insignificant, so worthy only OF
contempt. BY your very exulaion you show that
malice and fear, rather Than patriotism and Jnsce,
are your governing motives, especially with regard
to the recent trial" And can assure you, she i
not the only one among us who speaks warmly
and kindly OF our imprisoned friend; there are
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NEW YORK. SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 81. 1874

which Mr. Willis wrote his celebrated letters, some
confusion was occasioned by one Of the leaders
falling partially through. An effort was made 10
extricate the suffering steed, and he made tre-
mendous leap, prostrating or two persons In his
course-cleared the railing Of the bridge and land
ed in the deep ravine below. Notwithstanding his
fall OF some fifteen feet, he out less bruised
than some Of the gentlemen who came TO his res
cue. Our next business was to revive the tainung
spirits OF the frightened ladies who had made their
escape from the carriage, and convey their almost
llteless forms TO their respective homes IN such way
and manner as we could best devise
Pray can you tell what the amiable poet Of Glen
mary can be about in New York
Yours. &c., JUNIUs
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Washington.
correspondence OF the Herald |

Correspondence oil the Herald
WASHINGTON, July Is, le44.
n Notice Of sSpungas," and an Ivunction-
"Potk Songs" sho,oing that General Morris is
not the exclusive Anerioam Meiodist, nor Horace
Greeley-Ertracts-Rain prayed for, r..
There is class of men everywhere indigenous,
called " "Spungers" They are an evil, and a cry
ing evil OF the times-an evil which 'has increased,
is increasing, and ought to be diminished" Among
them are certain customers Of Nj. Brooks, the
Keeper Of the General Periodical Agency at Wash
ington. For long time they have been in the ha-
bit Of calling at the store, taking up the Herald,
reading the Washington correspondence, laying
the paper unfoded upon the counter, and walking
of, entirely satisfied OF the advantage and minute
ness OF the petty fraud upon the vender OF the paper
Mr.. Sherman, one OF the firm, desires US, through
the Herald, TO admonsh these gentlemen, that
though this business may be sport to them," II
would, II carried out, be death 10 the periodical
agency" Having thus approvingy aud delicately
admonished these "loaters," and the admonition
will apply to every agency in the Union, We trust
that, without second ringing of the bell" all gen.
tlemen as hasn't settled, will walk up to the cap
pens offs, and settle"
A pamphlet OF g Polk Songs" has been issued
from the office Of the Spectator" They are de-
serving Of notice in the Herald.
which hit, ".palpable hit," is gwen 10 SOME Of
the $4,000 gentlemen, and the " old clo' man."
Good people who'd rich, then, and rascally grow,
Come follow the footsteps Of Biddle and Co,
Just shinny your own snipe"a million or 50,
And become a rag. g.barron, like Billy Barlow.
oh, dear! raggedy oh!
And become rag barron like Billy Barlow.
It's only small regues now, that justice oefhauls
Whe great ones 1--we saucy in grand marble halls;
But should to arrest us they come for to 60,
There's room left in Texas for Billy Barlow.
Oh dear, raggedy oh!
There's room left in Texas for Billy Barlow.
We have been blessed, like good Christians,
with showers of salvation tor several days past.
Boz.
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PRlVATE DISEASES.

A CvmE GUAHANIEED--TheC College OF hedlc,ns
"a ard Pharmacy Of the City Of New York established for
he supp.ss.cn q aasehrry now prepared % Tea, al d,
ese distressing masdes not % be met WITH q any
thef Institution III this either pubic private froe
the constant correspondence aud from private ARMS
etwsen the members OF the College ard the
Professors OF the Medical Institutions OF Europe, all inprcvc
in the trnnert Of these diseases are forwarded TO tm
ong before tey reach the majority Of the medical profession
u this country All who have 1ed the celebrated
2retaraton OF Professor hicord 1hc Ihis'nr Alternative
Nirure" bear testimony its beng sns ott powerful
neiy discovered for primary secondary sypals,
STRENGTHENING the constitution, vh eradcsna the disease
frotcssof Valpeaus d,scoyery 20 hs Specific Fills, or Y.
Of ronorrh0a aud geei, has rass hm mfneaturaby
ali his Contemporaries this particular branch Of hc
profession. With such celebrated rcm-s1 together with Tho
combined skill OF the hrst medical of this conntr te
orge feel ,ased that the good wor they have undertaken,
the suppression Of quackrry, viii sgrsvas putrousR ~
e.erve, from that porsicA of III. public scrrut their
TcrmE for sdvcs, all medicines, s.
Nhce. and Consulting Rooms ai e g0r.r Ne-sBa
" 4. RIcfiANDSUN. ssc4t.
b--fasents liying sta distance BY stlfirs thor ass's
~plcitly IN writing, giving Ol aynptoint. hu ~ib ~
Ieatfnent they received elsewhere II aUy ohor
continuing All medicines, with full direction io ue viz
tuarante: OF cure BY addressing h Aetni Of c Ccege
pad ,euelosng %. ni 3mM
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THE ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY HERALD.
A FOURTH EDITION REQUIRED
Wonderful Success of Newspaper
Lit0raturo.

Monday, we published third edition Of many
thousands Of the Illustrated Weekly Herald, con-
tanning an account Of the riots in Philadelphia.
We hav' now printed fourth edition Of just as
many thousands, to supply the demand for the
Great Western" and packets yet to sail
The manner in which this illustrated Weekly
Herald has been received by the public has asto-
mis- ed even us, who were long since prepared to
be astonlshed at nothing. Many attempts have
been heretofore made to establish pictorial papers
in this city, but from their invariabe want Of sue
cess the poverty Of the effort, want of talent and
genius in managing it, it was supposed that such a
thing could not be made to succeed here. We
have shown, however, that such paper, if proper
ly got up, is certain of receiving ample patronage
and support.
One of the most curious results of the popularity
OF this paper has been that's great proportion of the
recent sales have been amongst the Irsh-the most
pous and determined followers Of Bishop Hughes,
who bought the beautiful illustrated Herald in the
very face of his bull of accommodation against
all who would touch or look at the Herald.
We mean to continue at proper intervals. and as
occasion may require, the publication of Illustrated
Weekly Hralds. We have four or FIVE artists al
most constantly in our employment; and we are
prepared to give graphic illustrations Of the pro-
gress Of society, and all important events in the
most expeditions, accurate, and graphic style. AS
soon as the excitement of these riots is over, we
shall enter on the work OF illustrating the manner
in which the two great parties are conducting the
Presidential contest, by means of engravings, OF
the beauty and excellence of which no one can
form any conception until they are published.
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DIR. THOMAS'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
Fo, The speedy and pe,manen, of Gonorrhoa, G.et
Structures, Seminal Weakness, and dseases generally

Df.. I1lOMAS'S SPECltlC PILLS,
Foi the speedy and permanent of Gonorrhoa, Gei,
Structures, Seminal Weakness, and diseases generally qf
the Urefhrd.
class of Delicate Diseases which hese Pills well
adapted 10 cure ~ oil too common aud u
peers that Az Glasses ci society subject less ia
INTO us malignant grasp and blasted ia epu'aop and borc
rejy 10 any thing ha offers reasonable hope
covey Among the many edicues and Of te,i that
are placed be ore the public unfortunately Of them
pe,mred by with the Of the malades
y ieh they promise to cure aud o them ignorant OF
the pows oi the very msdcre ihey for thai
pose and, may be easily lps.en the result that the ind
yidu unfortunate fall ths,r handi
quite The opposite OF what guireo his ard the
Inst s lost only tnds faen the disease
and Tx the patient iasg vexatous
IL Of TO the welfare OF the
afflicted individual tht Diseases 81 this class BE- speedily
moved 18th remedies, otherwise they
happiness OF the parn by enng permanent semnsl weak
structure ~ the ueh inflammation of the PROSTATE
2nns, the malades which
Iebly follow baoiy treated case Of Gonorrh9a
lmpfeE ed with OF that
n speedy this disease and ehec
tnay nut sg it, nvsges, the proprietor Of
sPECIfC FILLS announce with pleasure that lorg expe
these Pills are a. that required horoughiv Il
lscnay am he system the ht Of this complaint and
~ gmav exciting the larts To nstural the
ifo h most Agavatad OF ths disease perfect aud
asting h-aih III. Spec ic Pills vegetable pspa Ron
ccmlOsd Of The active principles enly entire inos
ou 70 me m' delicate constitution who have bes
TALLY OF mpef fecty cured by other medicines permanent
Agents 273 Broadway, Of Chamber STREET No ~
Broadway ~ Nu q tind Price 81, q
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SEA AIR.-A FINE SAIL DOWN THE BAY,

SEA ARA FINE SAIL DOWN THE BAY,
DAILY. Until FURTHER N0TiCE.
S=lEsssS8s Capt M. TT.sdsll. with view sf piea.
with their hildeu. short Exeuaons to the Lower Bay
sna sss " VIII ke pv n sacav
ed) in fair weather, down tho Bay landing going and return
.lT Will leave Barclay street. (NR )at sx O'Clock PM
Catherine street &c AZ ~ Pier No IN RJ at4, touch
TO and the Seven o'clock; commencing Monday
July 9th. 1874 until further notice Fare Twenty
five cents Childea under Twelve years Of age hslfprce
every effort will excursion entirely
pleasant The rip will be omitted in stormy weather
iva fire.
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GRAND FISHING EXCURSIONS.

aQ1Dn N The steamboat PILOT, Capt. Fl. Eagles,
6Hzz533s will to the Fishing Banks Saturday,
e street TX A. M Canal street N Gs,h,rioe
oc.cck touchng Fort Hamilton each way. allowing time
the Forti6cations On returning, will land the
will be furnished board moderate charge bait gratis
On Friday Eyeaiag sh inst the Boat will ma an Ex-
cu,son Fort amilton leaving athaire Ferry Brooklyn.
and Pier ~ h At 6k O'clock returning e.rly the
evening" will land at the above places Fare
each way jyl9at*m
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and as my stay may be for many weeks, shall oc-
casionay vile away hour in recouning all
our dolngs, when mirthfu and select assembage
OF the best OF our citizens shall have sought places
among US, and when that uproar Of pleasure shall
prevail which has always been found prepared for
those who were disposed 10 mngle in IT,
ORIENT
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

~t sl
fsand by the following .t class packet sps one Of which
wall leave Liverpool the s sth lth 18TH. 2st and ssth Of
rigss G;1aa;i asnry E;S.,Sss New Ys,t shssa.ss
Hotiinsusr.' Columbus. United ssa.s. ss.'''''
Hoscius, Ashburton, England,
| Samuel Hicf Qseen ofthe West Oaford'
Certificates OF passage be Obtained every information
Pc g,yn 70 s sending for their friends, on application
they will also be prepared the opening Of naygsos
and h ,pa g albany Troy and
To all ports Of the Upper Lakes.
Via O.wego 70 TSgonto Port Hope Coburg Kingston and
From Troy via whitehall to Montreal and Quebec Cana
6a East Ohio Canal from Ceaveand to Portsmouth, Gin.
ennati, and intermediate places
ve and ali parts on the Ohio River to g. Louis . and
AZ pars Of Ohio Michigan, Indiana. Illinois and Wncon
REMITTANCEs.
% thsir friends the Old Country, HARNbEN co. viii
Ds s 0 e, amy ssosnS II .Y
% 'a'' the p''e10tiFsifiI 10tiFsifiIcEs AND AGENTS.
B.W. WhselH, Union Building, Providence, RI
Ms Val as ;,s sIa s Front :![ss: New York.
ssadioTa sSosnsGsi. LisS. :siss; SSsisSs.s. Ma.
| L.s, Littlsiohn II Exchange Albany N. z.
.. Clark i'' River street usis., usSy ny.
wa. Cook. Ssyseus.
w.H.cool, Boahsssfs Baiisiu. n. w 7.
II. Fitzhugh y Co., Osweso. N T.
mi6ee HARNDEN Co
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OLD ESTABLISHED EMIGRANT PASSAG
OFFICE
81 SOUTH STREET, NEW YORK.
& ~ & &

A&k 1NNAS
Passage be the
Zig ships comprising the Old Black Ball Line
safiinR a. under.
From Liverpool.
The ship COLUMBUS, Captain Cole, the 10th February
The ship YORKSHIRE, (new) Bailey, on the lst March,
The ship z AMBklnGE, Capt. Bar.tow 10th March.
The ship ENGLAND, Captain Bartlett, lst April.
The ship OXE0RD, Captain Rathbone. 18Th April.
The ship EUROPE. Captain Furber, 18th May.
The ship NEW YORK, Captain Crcpper, lst jane.
IN addition the Ships the sReuts
ave sacss.sG? Of r.t class Amercan .hips despatched
ogt tbe year. to the different pors in the United States By
which can be reduced Those sending
Tor their friends residing in Great Britain and Ireland NAV
that will taken make passengers
be they reasonably expect and should the
aoS come out the passage money will be promtly refunded
Provincial anks Of Ireland and branches Eastern Bank Of
scotland and branches; and Messn J. Bait, Son Co..
8aukes London; Messs j. Barned X Co., Bankers Liver.
pool which payable throughout England and For
urther particulars apply (if by letter post pad) to
JOHN HERDMAN,
6l South street. Wall street
NJ B. Passage Liverpool London can at ali times be-
Engaged by the regular packet ships sailing for Liverpool every
i've days. and London the 10th and 2oth Of month
On application a. aoove- i2 &c
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ny vi ogen gas lSin. 2Oin. 20 Gin. Din. 36ir
~ VIII be seen that, except so far as visitors may
oe afacied ny fashion, the springs in this are
iaI 70 De preferred TO any of those Of Virginia
hichiled Springs, IN Osego county, are about
TWO nous ride from the Railroad al Herkimer
where line Of stage coaches is ready daily 10 tsks
passengers 10 the place The main spring, ol which
The above Is an analysis, is situated IN The &c nre
OF the village. Two fine hotels have been opened
mere Ior the accommodation OF visitors. Richfed
springs are about 20 miles west Of Sharon Springs,
ana lhe Great Western turnpike leads ircm one
place 10 the other over which there is daily regu-
iar communication. Carriages are in readiness,
aiso, at both places, and visitors usually avail the
selves In visiting one TO 60 to The other, they did
ioimery Baston aud Saratoga. Rlchheld Springs,
az village, Is fortunately situated, in having been
built up all around the waters; and this clrcunl-
stance contributes much TO the convenience Of VI
siiors The bathing houses are supplied with water
from tie sprlng,without being elevated by artificial
means. In addition TO thia, the invalid finds The
btsi of medical advice al hand there is ply
siclan ct high reputation resident al the springs
onc OF thr principal attractions sporsmen is the
excellent fshlng IN The numerous small lakes in the
neighborhood. One Of the finest oi The Sc lakes is
IN sight OF the Spring House. The usual accom-
ranlments at watering places are TO be found at
Rchheld.
SHARON SPRINGS. The analysis which we have
given the above table of these springs was made
by Chiffon, from water brought to New York, and,
OF course, not under the most favorable circum-
stances Professor Reid, Of the NewYork College Of
Pharmacy, hasanayzed both Sharon and X ichfit Id
springs, al the fountain, and the result ia
vorable To Sharon than that of Chiffon but the
propretors always in their advertisements publish
that OF the latter, il has been gwen heretofore.
lhe following Is the analysis OF Professor Reid:
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NEW iOnk, ALBANY AND TROY STEAMBOAT
LINE

NEW XUNk, ALBANY AND TROY BTEAMBOAT
LINE.
Ss2E.xs ssa FOR ALBANY AND TROY-Moraias
Lue from the foot OF Barclay street. landing
c&ker~nE<SSs~nx -at Intermediate places.
,rhe steamr, EMPihE Captain g. Il. Roe. Monday.
Wednesday and Friday Morning at I o'clock.
- Inc steamer TsOY: Captain A. ttorham, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday M srn,ng, at o'clock.
kvening from oi Cours1al street, direct
The STEAMER SW allow, Captain a. Mclean, Monday,
Wednesday and FRIDAY Evening, az o'clock,
Tbs sleamer ALBANY. captain II u. Macy, Tuesday.
Thursdiy Saturday Evening, at q clock.
lne Boat OF TINS Lae, their light draughs OF
abs all times pass the bars Albany
and Troy ample time take the morning Of
the east or west.
For freight apply board, tie Offices tn
WhyYyfs. iYl7 rrc
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fLhAnANi AND CHEAP EXCURSIONS
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

-'A" isLaSD,y& New YORK Ferry = q A1'
From Pier No. !, North River foot Of Battery Place.
~ ~ Ths sa%SSat 5.s f HsI ISs YIN run
lat, lsat -Lsaves New York, at and II
O'Clock. A M, al 3x, and8 P. M.
10 A. MI at l, ~ and ~ p. M
Leaves New Brighton. at and 10 A. M; at lx and Tk
M.
sunday-Lsaves New York. at and II A. NJ; at g. and
sP Leaves Port Richmond, at 20 minutes 70 and 10
At and 7kP M.
New York. Mar IA. 1874 nyli emsrc
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ShR PAChET FOR HAvRE-second Lne-The
S4E Ship BALTIMORE Edw Fnnk, Master. will sail
n3on the lst of August For freight passage apply
BOYD u HiNCKEN,
M. Tnpt,ps Building. cor Wsli snd Water .,.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NDY virtue of an order of sale from the District
ID Court Of Musca,ine county, will be sold at
public auction at the Court House. in the town of
bennington, on Saturday the "a day Of March
mex. so much of the real estate Of which John
Ckn, late Of said county deceased, died seized, as
nay DO necessary to pay the balance OF indebtedness
ssaa;nins ~g~inst the esrSsr Of .:tl aeeea.eJ. Said
nal estate is described as follows. to-wit. The S
W IA Of N w IA Of Sec IS Tvs, N of z w.,
containing 40 acres The w sub of S w IA Of
Sec IS + IS, r w containing 80 acres. The N
W fraction Of Sec in Il II, r w containing
"a 7O-lOO acres with ferry. The w l-2 of E
IA of Sec II, Il II, Rs w. containing so acres.
The above property will be sold on credit Of nine
months if desired and the purchaser will be required
10 give bond with good security, mortgage OF the
propcrty for the payment Of the purchase money
Sale to take place between the hours of one and four
o'clock P. M. IL. LOCKWOOD, Admir-.
Dec Is, ls43-G-6w
urThe sale of the above property is adjourned
to the first Saturday in June next, at the time and
place above stated on credit of six instead Of nine
menlhs. IL. }. LOCk WOOD,
March 8. Administrator.
The sale Of the above property is again postponed
and adjourned to the 18th of July, and then to take
place at the hour and place above stated on cred
it of SIX months. payment to be secured by bond and
motgage l.. J. LOCkWOt)D, Admr.
June I, 1874.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-28
New Drug and Grocery Store,

New Drug and Grocery Store.
r S. BARKER is now receiving at the store
j ID. formerly occupied by e. Evans under the
Herald Office, Chestnut st. Bloomington, a general
assortment Of DRUGS, MEDICINES AND FAM
lily GROCERIES, which he is determined to sell
cheap for cash or the most kinds of PRODUCE
His stock consists in part Of the following articles:
GROCERIES.
Sugar Coffee Imperial & Gun-powder Tea Mo-
lasses Rice Flour French Brandyold rectifed Whs-
kew Vinegar Tar coarse and fine Salt Dried Fruit
fancy and shaving Soap Candles honey due and
common Tobacco fine cut and smoking do Scotch
and Maccoboy Snuff cyene and black Pepper Al
spice Cinnamon Cloves Nutmegs Raisins race and
ground Ginger Saleratus Starch Loaf Sugar Powder
Shot and Lead Scotch herring bed cords painted
buckets cotton yarn brooms spanish and common
segars.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
Quinine opium calomel castor oil spirits turpen-
tine cream tarter powd. rheubarb campfire borax
EPSON and globlar salts opodidock paregoric laud
mum batemans drops oil spike british oil ossoods fe
yer and aeue pills (ro cure no pay nelson's pills
peters pills gorays corJia. soda and sudletz pow
ders No or hot drops carb. magnisia olive oil com.
pound syrup of liverwort balson of annsfied grays
ointment syrup of sasaparla buffers eruptlve oint
ment van Drens cough lozenges basom OF lie tab
nestocks vermfnge corrosive subliment -four OF sui
pher birthstone licorce nuxvormica spirits OF harts-
horn gum aloes essence peppermint tansey emma
mon burgamot oil soap tooth powder copai varnlsh
composition powders candy notices &c. &C.
SUNDRIES.
Indigo madden copperas alum saltpeter spanish
brown rotton stone pumice stone paint brushes
dress and hair combs silver and ivory pocket combs
razors pen and pocket knives fshhooks and lines
pins needles tooth brushes whitewash and shoe
brushes writing paper brides percussion caps INK
lead pencils waters thmbles tooth powder macassa,
oil rose hair oil cologne turkish perfume chalk and
orrs for the complexion fine combs scissors hats caps
boots and shoes wool rolls tin ware crockery decan-
tiers tumblers and stone ware.
J. S. BARKER.
Bloomington, May Sd, 1874. 20.