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E.iying HBaroursedey's.

FENIE mercurial maaia and the kindred practice .1 has done more 10 people our grare yards than all the natural diseases 10 wbelfthe human lamily are liable, and not only il has ea6sed degener- acy of our race from which We could not possibly in many ages 10 come, even that deestable practice of poisoning to cure disease were now to cease. That practice has not only killed it's thou sands, but it has disfgured and maned tlousards more, causing them to drag out lives of pain and misery-a burthcn to themselves and their friends. Thus the DBAuTEous youth and fair oi our land, as we'll a part of all classes, have been muiitated and changed from state of hilarity and life to mere human barometers destined to writhe and groan at every approaching change of weather.
 Are not people willing, yea anxious to abandon practice that produces such heart-rending scenes we think so; then we invite one and all to avail themselves of the NO POISON BOTANIC prac- tce. J. T. HARVEY, B. P.
 Next door to the Times and Advocate office.
 Laiis Roef N0p.A20 lS4f io-tf
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New GO0Gs.

Direct from the Eastern Manufdctories. H N. ALDRlCH, has just returned from the El \. East, with good assortment of Dry Goods, such will not fail to suit the public, which he of fers for sale upon the most reasonable terms, also good assortment of Groceries such as Flour, Ap- pies, Pears, Potatoes, Butter, Cheese Sc.
 Little Rock, Dec. II, 1S4l l. If
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TO ALL PERSONS WHOM IF MAY
 CONCERN.

NJ OIlCE IS hereby given, that at q sale of lands l V for the payment of taxes. penalties aipl costs due thereon, sold by the Sheriff of Union County in the State of Arkansas al the Court house doer s said county, on the 7th day of November, A. D si2, under authority and by virtue of the Revenue laws in the Revised Statutes oi the State of Arkan- sas approved March 9th, l53S, and in pursuance to notice, previously given, as the law directs the un- dersigiIed /. Wakefield, purchased the following described tracts or parcels of land to-wit:
 The south west quaItar Of section seventeen. And the west hall of the south west quarter of section twenty threesin township eighteen south of the base line, and of Range nineteen. west of the principal meridian, containing 2l0 acres. The taxes penalties and costs, amounting 10 g 09I eents-original owner, G. B. Miligan.
 ALSO
 The N- E. of section $, in township I5 south of Range l9 west, containing l6n acres-the tax pen aty and costs amounting to Sl e6i cents. Original owners, Campbell Ss Wolf
 The above tracts ofland were purchased as aiore- said, land are nowhed by pEEps of conveyance duly executed by the Sheriff of Union county (under the authority given him by the laws above referred to,) bearing date the 7tf siay of August A. D. lSsl All persons therefore, who can set up any claim 10 the above described tracts of land in conseqence of any informality, irfesularty or egaity, connected with such sale, are called upon appear at the first regular term os the Circuit Court 10 be holden in and ior said county of Union which may be held six months, first after the publication of this notice, as application will be made at said term ot said court for confirmation of the titles .o the tracts of land aforesaid.
 z. wAkRFfEEDs Nov 20, lelA-I1-ew Prs lee StS essl ToHN G. PRATT x co Cotton Fasters, and .e General Coie9sission and Iora.asiias Mss= esafts, 2 q, 3, Ma lsla.a. .JNo. G, PRATT IAeca RAa1MAS. HrLxSAY.
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Philadelphia VHasie Glotassng.

WILL be opened at Fitzgerads Auction Room, w on the l2th inst, large and superior assort- ment of Reaay Made Clothing, direct from Pliladel- pha, comprising in part: Full Circle Cloth Gloaks; French Cloth, Beaver, Pilot, and Flushing Bangups; business Coats of every descriptions superior Black and Blue French Cloth, Frock and Dress Goats; French Cassimere; Cloth and Satinett Pantaloons; Silk Velvet Sattn Cloth, Valencia, Florentine, Ba- rage, and Cassimere Vests
 ALSO-A superior lot of Shirts, Collars, Draw CTS, &c
 ALSO-A few of Durand's celebrated Medicated Drawers and Shirts
 The above goods were made up at one of the most fashionable establishments and materials war ranted. Gentlemen wishing to supply themselves, and country merchants requested to call. The above stock will be sold at Philadelphia cost prices
 J, D. FITZGERALD, .4uctioaeer Little Rock. Dec. IL lS44-l3
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A PRoCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR M HEREAS an election tyas held according to
 v law, on the first Monday of November, last, for HREE ELECTORS OF pRESTDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT of the United States and. whereas, t appears from the returns ofsaia election, on file in the office of the Secretary of State, that the following named persons received the number of votes placed under their names as below, .to- wit .''
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GOVERNOR OF OHlo.-The inauguration ot Governor of Ohio in December next will present novel feature. The robes of office will be Transferred from son 10 sire-actng Gov. Barley will give place to Gov. Bartley nlaet
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Dec. 6.

Mr. Gaines from the committee on ways and means to whom was referred bill to be entitled Gan act to amend an act to prohibit the emigration and settlement offree negroes or free persous of color into this State," ap- proved, 20th January 1843, reported the same back with amendments, which were adopted. and the bill as amended read third time and passed.
 MT. Rves agreeable to onotice given, intro duced bill to be entitled "an act for the redemption of Real Eestate, &c.
 MT. Bean, introduced bill to be entitled ''an act authorizing non-residents to pay taxes directly into the State Treasury"
 Mr. McKean introduced a bill for the relief of Ebenezer Frazier, late sheriff of Miller County.
 Mir. Neely introduced a bill to refund to Wm. Black the State and County taxes paid by him for the purchase of a tract of land enormously twice taxed and sold for the same year.
 Mir. Rives introduced resolution appoint ing committee of three to call on the Sur vevor General and ascertain from him the importance of having the descriptive field notes of each township of land in this State' and Tn what manner said notes should be placed III the hands of the Clerks for the use of County Surveyors and the people, and learn what would be their cost, and at what time they would be completed, for the information oi the Senate. Which resolution was adopted and Messrs. Rives, Trimble, and Stell appoint ed said committee.
 
 Mir. Shaw introduceda bill declaring the Buf, !alo Fork of White river navigabe stream The bill to be entitled ''an act to amend
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s. o. GOODRICH'S SCHOOL
NGea,EatE.

YENHE undersigned having connected themselves 1 as partners in the practice of Medicine, offer their services to the citizens of Little Rock and it's vicinity.
 Their office is in the rear of the Franklin House, near the Steam Boat Landing.
 A. BARNARD, l.. II. BENNETT.
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December ,.
 Mir. Gaines from the Committee on Ways and Means, to whom was referred the bill, to be. entitled 'an act to change the time of holding the General elections in this State,'' reported the same back without amendment, and recommended its passage.
 Mir. Clark moved to lay the Bill on the table til the first Monday in August, 1916, and called for the yeas and nays, which were yeas 1, nays 19
 Mr. Newton moved to to amend the bill, by striking out ssfrst Monday ill August and inserting ''frst Monday in July" upon which motion Mr Clark called for the yeas and nays, which were yeas 1, nays 20.
 Mir. Ficklin moved the previous question, and the bill was passed
 Mir: Irwin introduced Bill, to be entitled ''an act to change the time of holding the Circuit Courts in the first Judicial Circuit,n which was read a first time.
 The Bill from the House, to be entitled '.an act for the relief of Vim. Arnett, Sheriff and Collector of Hempstead county" was read second and third time and passed.- Also, the bill from the House, declaring Fourche La Fave river a navlgable stream.
 The resolution from the House, instruct ing our Senators, and requesting our Repre- sentative in Congress, to use their influence, to have tri-weekly mail established from Washington to Nachitoches, La, was passed.
 The resolution, ''instructing our Senators, and requesting our Representatives in Con gress, to use their influence, to have branch Mails established from Little Rock, through Newell's settlement in Pulaski County, by Kinderhook in Van Buren County, to Rich woods Post Office, in Izard County, also, White Oak Post Office, by David Roy ster's, to the lower settlement on White Rlv- CT, in Pulaski County" was passed.
 The bill prescribing forms for Justices of the peace in criminal cases, was passed.
 MT. Black introduced the following reso- lution;
 'Resolped, That our Senators be instruct ed, and our Representatives in Congress be requested, to use their influence with the Postmaster General, to have the Mails carri- ed twice week from Jackson, via Pocahon- tas, to St Francis Post Office"
 Mr. Trimble introduced bill, to be enti- l tied Gan act to reduce the rate of interest.o
 Adjourned.
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F1Aus ygTzG,Es. sOLON BORLAND SS l.. iL ENGLISH, 4YIlORNEY IS 1T IlIK.

ATTORNEYS. L.gTF
 LITTLE ROCK, ARKASsAs. EKTlLL attend panetaaly Q ais buaireas entrust w edto tIen in the several Courts held in Little Rock, or in any part of the state
 QGice0n Asblay.'s Eoe. Oct. 23d, lsf4--G-lf
 REFER TO- Governor Adams-LittIe Rock J J. Finley, r. P. Stanton. If C. S.Ditb. Charles Loliand, and John (. A'cLemore, Esqs. pr. J. kowlkes, Messfs. S s, A. FoWlkes, MessTs E ". howiett < Co, and AEessrs Hatch & Scott .--Aemphis, Tennessee Hon. !. IL Coe. Soinefyille 1cn Hon West II. Humphreys .--NashgiIIe Tseif ly Springs Mi. 5. Mathews and Il. shepherd. eolatubtl.. Hon; Daniel CoIen,an--A Athens, Ala Dr. J. (. Spo;swood, and Chancellor J L. Mar. tin-~Tuskalooss, 8ig Augustus Il. Redns Esq Moble-Ah. Mcssrs. a. 0. Nelson & Bro. John c. prott sx Co, smith, Gorin & C6--New Orleans. Hoi. \. Yell, FayeIteyille--Afk Hon. A. II. Sevier, ]. s. Senate Hon. Edward Cross M C.; Hon. c. S. Houeton NJ G.; Hon. Kenneth Rayner, M. C.--}Yashihgton city. Prof. Charles Caldwell, P 5. Loughborougf, Esq. L. P. Maury, Esq, Drs. C. M N aY Samuel B Richardson, L, II. Mosby and John R. Buek-I.oa- isvile. Ky.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-12-11

'calIl aplha has been succeeded by new a s.ieu the Maocaine. The Parisians b la rseu II as their favorite for the pre-
 ea pphor of their French conquests in
The Arkansas banner., 1844-12-11

WIFI. Es. yEAlK HAS on hand Ill 20O0 lbs Bale Rope, 1000 yds. Ky. Bagging, l3o kegs of Nails, 5000 lbs. fiat bar Iron. TOO round and square bar do., 600 s Plough Wings, 400 i" Hoop Iron,
 20 !" bbls Kanawha Salt, English and American Blister Steel, German do. ALSO-A general assortmen of Dry Goods, Gro ceries, Hardware, Qneensware, saddIery, Paints, Oils, &c. all ofwheh offered for sale at the low est prices. Little Rock, Nov. 9th, lS44 S-lyr TUST received per Steamboat Wabash Valley sD a,000 Regalier Cigars; 4.000 grbucas, 1000 Principes. 5000 Half Spanish ss
 Boxes good Tobacco.
 II. x. ALpRICH. Little Rock, Nov 77, ls44. lit,
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HsEsdedE4ARa la.X'Rssy n Ar .Iail IA raNAA. l... At 1.tl

STATE OF AEKaNsAs:
 To Me SeliDs of he screral counties ia the isi Dir- sion, .4,hansas Miiitia-Gfeeting: EST dfREAS, il has been. made known 10 me w that there is vacancy in the office of Major General of the Ist Division Arkansas Militia, ocea- stoned by the resignation of Gen S. s. Sneed, N6w, therefore. 1, THOMAS S. DREw Governor of the State of Arkansas by virtue of the authority in me vested by law do hereby command you ani each of you to open and hold an election, at the courthouse in your respective counties on the 2jtli day of January next, to fill such vacancy according to the statute in snch cases made and proyided.- fSee section !. militia law passed Sd Feb. IsI3)
 In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my hand, and caused the seal of said State to be affixed at Little Rock,
 on the goth day of Nor. A. D. Isit.
 TlIOS. $. DREW By the Governor
 DAVID B. GREER, secrfla;y ef Sfaie The following counties compose the the lst nivi- sion, to witt Sevief, IIempstead. Lafayette, Pike, Clark. 0uachita, Hot Spring, Montgomery. Pope, Yell Conway, Perry, White, Pulaski Saline Craw- ford, Franklin, Scott, Johnson Washingtoa Ben ton, Madison, and Carroll.
 is5- The Van Buren lntelligencer and Washington Telegraph s.iii publish til the day of election November 20 1911. lo--9av
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MARRIED-In this county on Thursday evening the 3fd inst, by Elder Stevenson, Mir. George P. Lennon, of Wellsburg, Virginia, to Miss Sarah Jape Hughes, daughter of the late Simon P. Hughes of Smith county, Tennessee.
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CgTN' EAECEIEO.V.
AND NATURAL HISTORY

ANTIQUAKIAN AND NATURAL HISTORY
 SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF ARKANSAS. N OFFICE is hereby given, that a meeting the IN Trustees and members of said Society will take place in the house of Doctor A. Sprague, on Thursday evening next, at o'clock P.M. Punctual attendance is requested as business of interest to the Society will be brought up.
 By order of the President,
 D. J. BALDWIN, Sec'y T ;44Io po.l- Iloc II fa4t
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Egegp,HaF Packet.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT or ARKANSAS. THE District Court of the United States, for the District aforesaid, for the adjudication of un- confirmed French and Spanish Lani Claims, has adjourned over until the fourth Monday of March, 1S45.
 And it is ordered by the Court, that this notice be published in the "ArxanSas Banner, ]" and 'Arkan- sas State Gazette, '" for SIX weeks excessively, be- fore the said fourth Monday of March next.
 VIM. FIELD, Clerk
 By A. H. RUTHERFORD, b c. Dec. II, 1sfi.-l3-6w
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On the 9th inst, at the residence of J. Beck, il this city Rev THos. D. STROUD, of the Arkansa Annual Conference
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TOHN c. PRATT 9& co. Cotton Fasters, and .e Genera. ConWlssion and forwagdias Mel- s.sa4te snsAsa,.zs ss.ess,z lrlz.sas .JNo. G. PRATT IAeea sAa1MAS ErLxNAy.
 November 9th, lsst e-lu
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27
SWANS HOTEL.

l'ti Subscriber beys leave 10 ihi'"n' MS ola
aenls and customers. and the public in gene-
h he has refi,ted and repaired at much OK
Hml trouble. his large and c"mno.lious Hotel
Aecom noda,ion OF members OF tie legisa u'r
'dIahers who may favor him with a call. His
'Nue we'll furnished and warm and he has pro-.
hlsrsnts who no guarantees shall lc attentive
rsonm ,lating. His tahIe will I've furnished
ahe best the market will afford. and his terms
MvlA be satisfactory 10 any gentleman VII"
i"o' Nm with call. In connection. With the
s9i'lment. he has a large. c"mmodious and
as''bs. which will be furnished with horses.
7,ass,. s|eishs, &c. &c. e6,
ias Hoells situated convenient to the Capitol.
good pavemen, connecting the iw''-and
zoe door from the Post Otiice-and tie flatte!s
vii that h. will be able to accommodate l''s
a!A'nl the public in a style Of Convenience and
sn equal if not superior to any ho,'e' IN tue
w." Ha,he,efore. respectful s"'ic''s share
aAs patronage in his line Of business.
CHAUNCEY SWAN.
anCity, Nov. "a, l843-3-tf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

The i" Edi,ors Table" III that capital
m,n,I,iy. the K"irkerb"cker. Is always
running over viii, good .hi"bs. Here is
une al 'em:
..i.ab.red puns and ron"n''r"ms are
very hard reading |. Is nM less labor
t., laugh !, them. than i, is 20 write them
Look "a, tins wrr,clrd 'hing: Why is a
man l"nking Er the philosophers stone
like Neptune = Give it mp At once.
aud le, II. pass om. and IN, offend go" Car
Their. .'t.ause he's sea-ki"g VIVA. dom,
exist |, i. III surh stuff modern p""s
are made. There is such a thing as a
prac,l:al conun,irunn, which is no, amiss.
Look a hea. sam. said a western nrgr"
me day W \ tield-hand in an adj inning
lot /; look a-I,ra d'y"n see ia, tall tree
down tar 2 .Yaas. jim. t'"rs. Wal.
| =" up ia. tree day 'l"re yes'''ay tn lie
b. ~ top .Wha, wa- you after. Sam 2
/ was a',er coon an wen Ia chased
I'm cIar ou, IL ;'.i.Ier eend o ia, l"ngr.
limb. l hearn sumtin drop. Wa. y"" g"n
guess twas. SAN? D'vom give i, up !!
7rwas dis ID foolish nigga! E.
yah r-yah!! Like I" broke he neck ;
been limpin' 'hnm, cher since ~
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27
vol. w.. NO. 47.,s@.ns i ~ :
rusLlsnks wkkKlr.
nv mo. B. RUSSELL

49,. =, susscxryrlos.-T Two Dollars per All
~ =. .nyAScK. When payment il no, made. in
w.. m additional charge Of Fifty Gents will be-
!. q. every three months delay. until pa. n'c,',
D".ie. Subscriptions for less term than one
:. v;u he charged at ihe rate Of Three Dollars.
n advance payment required. O. No paper dis
'u,;nucd until arrearages are paid, except Al the
suiou Of the publisher. a
7p.rr. or Apvrnr,s,xG.-For square Of l6
... ls insertion, 500; each subsequent i strton.
81 cents: larger ones in proAH'i"n. Advertise
n,u,, sen, to the Office tor publication. without srs.
fa,Ang the number Of insertions. will I've continued
,s,iI ordered out. and charged for accordingly.
- Iik.s.l t~.i.>>ss~~- - a. : 49, -
~ Letters addressed to the Editor, ia or .cr IL
3Gve attention, MUsr NJ POSTPAID.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27
Patent Medicines. &C.

S'uuS panacea Huucks Panacrn, Orr's
nth wash, Chlorine tooth wash. SaPping "ns
Sss'aaws ague pills. Lees pills, M"rr'eons
'aa'rcths pills, Sias pills. T"ma," pills.
4. Scots, Ani.rsons, H""pers pills. fluid ex-
Sars,pariI!a, nerve and bone i.inane"'
"ss linn mt, HAYS Imminent. red Lima
Volatile Linament. Opo,lrId"c. Go.lfrc.s Cor
9asn., Drops. Balsom Of Life, Daih.s Tar
I'VE slllsn .incture. Oil Spike. British u''.
sn Oil. Lemon Acid, No. Six, Th"mps"ns
,as', 10th ache Drops. Tooth powders. pile
""' 'avi l'on. magnesia. Essences Of all Kinds
' e'up:;vs ointment. Clcvelande vegetable
"'ns an infalliblc cure for fever andague. /"
H',h variety of medicines ola sin,'lar Kind.
sM JOHN B. DOuGHERIY.
wSlst 1874 3O-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

DyBLlC HOUSE. b. CoueN. respectfully IT,.
inn, the Pablo that he continues to keep
&c House at Salem. Musca,ine county. Iowa.
n.he best Recommendations can hr had. between
nninson ana Davenport. Private rooms !" I've
iaal times. lis stable Is go"d and at all tunes
rial With all kinds of provrndrr. lie ln,'ts
sT Of these statements. Several coI,or'un'e
Ss 10 rent Salem. Iowa, Jan. 20. AZ l4f
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

hiARLEs N\rrO IN. Attmney at Lcsc a. d
Y MARY PsjLc Bloomington. Iowa. VIII,
X pon5 attention to all professional hu-i'"'rs
iii which he may be f,v"rrd. H. has full pow
nl authority to administer oa.hs and take me-
asIel,m ats, or proofs If 1 eds. mortgages pow
sdaarney. and other instruments al wiring
n Office in the Court House. March ". 43.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

m ,LL& N)LMES. Marble Cutters, c"i'tln.
ID ue to furnish, Oh the shortest nol,re. aa,h ~
heed prices, subscriptions Of MONOMENih'
DIRK. executed in the neatPst modern style. Or'
|a't,n distance If accompanied with the cast,
!, ,ss,onsible reference given. will lie prom ''y
Nh rowa Civ. Oct. lS43. 49".
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27
; s1slrx y .s.v1 = b ~ ssMs y 'u.s sxAr.
y TastFwm the ID. u. c,s,.c Review. ?
Coz. Tb0sWUs W. DOrr. a

97s4id Coz. Thsnas 70: I2orr. afs
God made him strong. md raised him up 10 he
O,e who would struggle I'LL the world was free; 4
When others f,Iersi, Ill he seek the van. ' q
And ls'ar the an.larl for the RICH, Of man;
When friends were false. 4 trusted ones grew cold,
He stoml alone, undaun,ed and unso!d;
Calmly and well 10 urge another's right
Before the presence Of usurI'ing might
Rude. hut true men, severe the namc Of one .N
Who suffers f;,r noble deed, nndone, ls3a ts'6
Now d. III. II strong hearts swell and warmy beat,
For his good purpose. halluwed by drfest; sst
4i---~, l.~ r-- - ..~-.I,y -
Than human power, or wealth Of gli,tering ore,
Is his--no aes,ing treasure Of a day,
But that good store. that passeth not away.
Some men are horn f,r strife, and ncrved 10 bear b
Of persecution and rank wrong share,
Unnoved are they hy an unrigh,eous DOOR,
The scafIold's terror and the prison's gloom;
\ stern requirement hath it ever been,
The good and true. through suff ring shall win:
He is no hero, who hath lived and died,
His VOW unchalcnged and his faith unified.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

DEMAND FOR THg BlBiE.-Ihe great ar
maid t.r .l- sacred scriptures t"f tie orr''
ute a, our Nv doUre. Gays the NV 1"1A
SUM- continues to Increase. lie Do." 81
r,~,y d,s,,iha'rd as. ~ Bibles a"c 'se'"'
~. a,s Las, mouth. The B"afd 81 ms""sr's
a,e nov. il, watt ii thu us~a,,s 10 supply in"sr
y h" have uu, the Scriptures aud VITO ca"'o'
affnr 4, pu,r 1xsS 49,"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

nTD. COvEI.L. S4rgepn aud Physician.
v Salem, Iowa. Having we'll supplied himself
N mclc;ne is ready to attend to ali calls. lie II
akfal f,f past patronage.
Alen, Iowa. JAM 20. lS42 l4tt
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

AXrED-Whs.t Il, Corn. o ts, Bee wax
hides. Hemp. &c.. for which we will pa.
ss'''t market price, a.d Il goods a. the low.
~P'!ce aug 80 GRJxS and EgpS1A
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

>. Time has made sort Of railroad 10 eief.
nity MONEY wa, made TO make q ,na'e go;
,,,ubrslIas wsse made 10 b. lent; cold water
was made for p.''nps; imp. risi Cesss was
made 10 form the hung TO . b-er bsFesIs aaa
J.m Crow wa made 10 jump. s.sa