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FOSTERS MISCELLANIES,
THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
LITERARY, BIOGRAPHICAL AND PHILOSOPHY.
CAT ESSAfS-Contrbuisd TO the Eclectic Review. BY
JouS FOSTER. nuthor OF Essays on ,h Decision Of Human
Character &c. &c lv0l. Emo. OF AZ Pages-S121.
The volume contains twenty artl:es thus entitled:
l. Chalmers Astronomical DISCOURSE Memoir OF John
Horne Tooke: Colerdces Friend Foxs James the Sec
ond s.. Edsworth.s Essays on Professional EdHcaLion;
Defence CT the Sase g. Pvate CORRESPONDENCE Of BeDnmn
Franklin: TO- Lie of BealIe H. Edgworhs Tales Of Fash
lOnabe Life r. Life of Blair md Characteristics OF his Ser
mons, 49, Rches Life OF Hume a. Philosophy of Nature;
l5 Carrs Stranger ireand IT, Epic Poetry H. Supertl-
tions OF the highlander; WoswOrth Ecclesiastical Bog
ruohy 49, Souhey Chronicles OF the Cid; ~ Lanes sian
and Customs OF the Modern Egyptians.
contributions well clGss with those OF Mac
auley, Jeffrey and Sidney Smith in the Edinburgh Review.
tLondon Patriot
Also, Just pubIished-by the author
Miscellaneous Essays on Christian Morals
PRACTICAL originally delivered Lectures, ut Bruatmeud
Chapel, Bristol. vol 1smo. of 100 pages5O cents
d. APPLETON 4 co. Publishers.
au30His 200 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

SCHOOL-BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
II. KS, RAYNQR. 10 Bowery, have always hand,
very large School Books including all the differ
kinds generally used in the Schools. Academies
and colleges this city und throughout the country All Of
the best and latest editions. Also variety OF Stationery
wanted for the School room.
r. B. Teachers supplied at the Wholesale price.
.tand rs Bowery auO
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

FIVE E p z K G K Il , Il y Ii 4.
TO CITY AND COUNTRY
CASH MERCHANTS.
TINE Subscribers offer TO Cash Merchants their large and
i desirable Stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Mt an advance only
FIVE PER CENT, FROM ACTUAL COST
The cost of each article marked in figures upon IT, and the
commission charged ut the foot Of the bull. BY this
Cash Merchants will be enabled 10 select from Large Stock
upon better terms than any other house this CITY cash
Mercants will find their interest TO give us call before pur
chasing elsewhere ,,,,, s,,,,r, a..
AUS lmist . doofs ifum feaffst- hew-f olk.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
Lives there man with soul so dead
Who hnth not Oiten--often said,
wish had upon ms kead

7
A splendid head of hair.
An have for three shllnes. One shilling bottle OF
cneS Coral Hair Restorative has given beautiful head OF
hu those who thought to possess il.
gives the hair such deli laus, dark silky feeling and ap
pearsnce and will not dry like other preparations, but
keep order days together by application. II clears
OF dandru stops falling oil forces II To grow
Fulton et. i:reoklyD, state street Boston. Ledger
Buildings Philadelphia. and fcase Broadway. Albany.
sylc coi1,
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THIS SATURDAY. MORNING. Aug. 81.
RA II B l. E T o a,

BY SEATSFIELU.
Par, Il-P.i-- I2is cents.
Rcyond question: this the mos; IneFstnr romance ever
r,,,ep-,be scenes Of which occur county, II
vii, a.;sh, Thousands upo1 thousands.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

RlCE.-After the Caledonia sailed the market opened firm
ut The given in last, aud sales limited
were effected both for home and About the 2h
the market remained nn with upwnr tendency prces
holders refusing N sell except al advanced rates
From the 2h 25h the demand for the West India market
increased md notice sales IN most instances advance
o i6 10 cents and ut these rates of The holders
refuse to sell large pnrce The market for the s: few
days has been firm the inquiry very limited owing part
to the high prices demanded By holders who unwilling
reduce tire re ue vices from the South that the
crop Is nearly al; forwarded 10 market
We give the following quotations TO day: Common
3to 35a: FnrSM ga: Good 81 l6 Prime 81 3sS
Prospects nr the crop l-tteng 1lia Caners
their harvest. and few plantations the
boIho0d OF Savannah the c.opis already housed
Stock hand when Caledorih sailed 81! ;cs
arrived since o1@
brought IN nIrkct from dealers ..............-. 80
Sales since Caledonia tu;Icd for export ........ss5
DO do 70 dealers. ...........9i
Da do consumption. .4S5-i.245
Stock on hand Aug 30. 1874 6S tcs
c..-4c.L. ..<-.-..a T.. IN. II
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WINDOW SHADE DEPOT Ne sPETGEsTSSlspM ba ,sIS "a 1u
cb,e Shades either wholesale RETAIL 70 cal at No spruce
street, they hive greater assortment than az me b
IL place they manufactured TO any extent none
oil collar shades painted Signs Banners. and INTERIOR eeol
sdged reputation will always find emp oyment hso wantso:
three or four apprentices None need apply unless ney na'e
q taste for drawing. n.nroY q. M uAIrNy
iy.O 3niS BhfIOL q DE mn2E---
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Price Current. Prepared far Steamer .>eadia, by
Ebrie- e. TdimGxs. Rr0kers, Hdii- -.;.....ArG. 20.
We quote the iollowng
ENPOkTS.-B,rTEa-Jan lSt, 10 date. 5l9 pks.
fanis time last year ..................Sg03 03
deficiency ofe-por; this year...... l6. 81 pks.
L,Rp-Jor. Is s. 40 kegs.
Satre period last TenF.........,........5l. 5l.5iO
Excess ofexpnrts tins year ............. 4...1
CLOVER SEEp-Jhn lst, 20 date 40 tc5
Same me last year .....!s....... 80"
Excess Of fevpor thi. yenr..... .4I t--
hICE-Inn ISL, 10 ~ US
Same period aIt iear.....................2l.56 ear. l.562
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
DODGE & PARMELE, DENTISTS,

IAhnEbCs, ''S.'' - -
From Hon as Wrcht Jr u s. SenE'r {tSm {eb l5 Sc is
g sSH SS1f DODGE apHS % y in
10 open an office surgeon Dentist, presented mo eers
from several friends N Ney YORK OF the highest es
m0nas both 10 the excellence OF HI: pnvate
s superior professional These e.
the professional oil Dr. Dodge tor my own inmy ana
my wife and mysefnrc able from personal experience.
add our favorable testimony IN his favor as gen
teman md skIl Dent. This testimony thus given by
me- well obedience TO the e9res OF
nnd fidelity OF the Doctor IN his profession
own conviction OF hs perso1aI ana % p?IePPf pR
Dr. DopGE has, after years of experiment. patented an I'M
proved method Of setting artificial teeh-mnny pesos mno
tested several Dentists give u ther appI0
aud Wa.hngon For particulars inquire at ~ Bro9d OF
Washington. aooo I'VE
.I1RICHT,s STEEL PENs-The' subscribers. agents for
w C. c. Hr1cha Co. Metallic Pen Hdnttaeta rs are
now prepared supply dealers with AL me Vanes o tns
sds siee eee he with the in
demand for them. IS convincing PROOF OF f' Ca
The hghes, premium of the American Institute oI nenc
Pens h's for the Inst two pee S hs1 PnSrv
W. q '' % - 3 doors below Cour; andt street.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G met%;c pen, are l,wkea Soout
homH therefore obseve that each Pen Is stamped Z.
WrigM a, Co. NeD- York. IN full a<' otssoo-
coma BISCUIT AND SUGAR CRACKERS sub.
= scber wishes make known To the public that nucn Oh
the biscuit and GeSa %g h SOM BseCT IT and sU
Gar CRACKERS made his Bakery which have oeen 1ses
or more than twenty years with the best results while tsc
imitation which be made tor es p.ce tnousn % IT,
GOOD 2, person IN health are %noS % Trs nnn BISCUIT VIM
above BlsfTr rns ana Csaekrks WATEs I
Of as 5 sqs e.
corner Of Warren street. EfhhAl" ihrE'D''N' :.
WINDOW SHADE DEPOT M sa ;,S q 9a1.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

A DIALOGUE.
Tell me, lady, why you lansush
Reveal the secret Of your anguish
Can you ask sir? 10 my face Is
hurr.d by pmples, treckles, tan.
Deserted thus by all the graces cs,.,,"
Courage. lady. let not sorrow
Thus your tender heart corrOde.
wSs F,on ss ss ssap Ssa1' o TeT F. GoarsSd san SS%%
TN T1AS ALL Soar rsce II Pmne Sum Sum-
blot spot a" any be%G e. ns the c@
the Inches Of land sufficiently attest s exai
edmets II ereenee the best article i? the purpose
all Be very particular rot TO puchase any where ls than
Dr. Gouraud only Depot 81 Walker st. ls store FROM
Broadway. 90 cents Il cake aSzeod
Luvelicr than ausht else that lives meath The Skies
remember the tins you was not then 50 fair.
Nay your cheeks disgusting, dyon fear d.
Cure pnpcs and reckes. you cIed, and blessing ap-
pesred.
Cure b'occ and salt rheun elem dark yellow skin.
The oRloiSAL, AND ONLY oESuISr JONES ITALIAN
& IS ve 1I and 10 dhonssiy % caEneIieted Readers se
Jones Soap-ake ohemnd i, never fails to cure the
salt rheu or any disease OF the skin Its powers great
,o make dark. rough yellow SKIN healthy clear and white
Chatham 1 St s and S Bioadway is Fulton st. Rroqkiyn
G Renae S
e.e,s Mind and ask for Jones soap-take no other.
t THE METALLIC TABLET srnor; for keeping E IazoIs
perfect order has been in constant use for the last "a years
The following certificates published to show their worth
From Gen. Jas Tamadee Pest Of the American Institute
Saunders Razor Sop with its four Sides combines adm,
by all the requisites sharpen and set with fine and
smooth edee-it is real comfort 10 posses II. -
JAMES TALLMADGp
New York November, 1871
From NJ Mlhken, Cutter TO the Royal Navy, o0l Strand.
The Metallic Tablet in its use is simple, having the same
effect hone without using oil or water and IN II
pu the time Alter years trial,
mend II with perfec; confidence. NJ. MlLLlKtS.
From Professor Grlscom and Dr.. Valentine hOtt.
George Saunders iaprcred Strcp-We can freely testify
value The side which he calls the Metallic Tablet is.
IA. know thing of has Introduction in th
try appears be excellent, convenient substitute for
hone operates the principle steel does upon
table knife but with far greater oothness and certainty II
the unpleasant necessity OF oil and water
whetnc The other three SIDES Of the strop cx mey
we'll finished fiat smooth. and almost elastic, the
roundness OF edge which destroys
keennesS. J. .GRIsCoM.
May 10. 1ST VALENTINE MorT
G. SAUNDERS inventor and sold by G. Saunders & Son. 1853
Broadway. aug 3eod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

G3- Attention. Seventeenth Ward-A Regu-
nr Monthly Meeting Of the Seventeenth Ward Henry Clay
Club will be held Monday evening. September 3D. lS4i at
the Henry Clay House. Avenue and Fr.t street.
half past O'Clock.
All persons friendly to election ofCay and Frenghuysen
respectfully and earnestly invited attend and enroll
themselves members of the above Club
B. order.
THEODoRE E. ToMLINsoN. President.
JOSEPH KEEN. (S.c,e,,ra.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
Gentlemen's General Furnishing Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
No. rs Maiden Lane NewYork. Corner Of Lbertys street,
JOHN P. WAkENAN 81 co.
Is pepnred 10 sell the following articles umong others at
prices suited 10 the times. viz:
SHIRTS-Gentlemeas Fine Shirts of ell qualities.
COLLARS.-Sauare, kouns and Byron Collars, al Lnen
BOSOMS-Rufaed. Stitched and Plain wide end narrow
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.-Silk. Marino. An
COLA Sa1ony. Shaker Knit. Lambs Wool, Cotton,
&c. of all qualities.
STOCKS-Satin Silk Mohair Bombazine. and fancy color
ed OF all qualities and latest ashons
sCARFS AND CRAVATS-Black and fancy colorsd Sa-
tin Silk and Mohair figured and plain. Black. tal-
and Coured Crsva and Crdya Iies al SIZES Is:
and Half Hose.
GLOVES-Kid. Beaver. Buckssin Mefinc Slk' Cotten'
Linen &c. -, -.r
SUSPENDERs-Bucksk and Morocco Elastic ends; Silk
Gum Elastic Cotton, &C., new sty ye.
GENTLEMENS DRESSlNGGUVVNS o! all kinds.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

,nxa.xYs GREAT WEsrERS INDIAN PASAcEA-All per
nfafns with liver complaints dy;pepsh. and chronic
.o.;Itona diseases, should resort to this universal
air medicine Numbers of persons suffering from these
sairt, are almost daily reporting themselves entirely
.yeIcd and their system free tlOm disease.
my catnsrc and genuine remedy for sudden attncks o
ICES this medicine uneQuaed Sold this city only
ss1onsock & Co No q Courtland 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31
OF TO the Farmers, Gardeners, and
Friends Of AgytcmIture Of the County OF

Repository Of the American Institute in the Park IL
O'Clock. a. NJ. TUESDAY. the third day Of September
Tor The purpose Of choosing Delegates to the National
Agricultural Convention be held n; SAID Repository the
lh dav Of October next Mt lEs O'Clock A. Nj The FAEs-
ERs CLrB the ID of September hour niteI
meeting of Farmers. &c place. ct NOON general
Attendance of members particularly requested strangers
the city wall be welcomed. No charge. au3l 2t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-31

The Proprietor this establishment respectfully informs
his friends aud the public hst he has effected an
with the New York Concert CoIrany OF me o
ioSing Ladies and Gentlemen Mrs Phillips Mis- sharp
Miss Bruce Me~rs Holman. Lynch. kavnnagh Nneass.
49, SATURDAY EVENING. August 3st
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-07-19
DRUGS. MEDICINES, DYES 4 PANT
Direct from PHILADELPHIA 4 Pistsburx.

4 FULL assortment, fresh and free from s)uI
"A seration, (see bills which supcrcedc the nuu
sity of list of articles here.) When we cay
full assortment and free from adul,era,ion, We viii
to be understood in the fullest sense-f, howHa,
the physician finds any article adulteraled in
pure, he shall have the privilege Of returning lh
same within twenty days after sold, and the money
returned. Window Glass 10, 10 IL, l0lN
Tx Is IL l6, and IA ls-C lhemsen's hsn
one of the best in Pittsburgh, and believed sk
equal to the Boston crown glass; shop fumlunu
physicians, an assortment Of hollow LASS war;
bottles, phials, tumbers &c, all sizes and paisns
glass Lamps, Lanterns, dishes, plates, salts, Ppu
de-; in short almost every article usually kept
drug stores. Michaux Frecklc wash, hair dysn
e AaE 1Sass Ss Rsgumes o and il sr
tiers, Lees and Hooper's pills, Tincturs Essences
Of all kinds, best Brandys and Wines for u. 4
fiicted; Thompsonian and Botanical Remedies
gether with few set of best China Tea Wm
Granite plates and dishes Nails. Also, ,uitg
Of Light Fancy Articles. We cannot goahe
numerate. Please call-the article you with sa
doubt at the drug store Of ]. S. FENIM0RE.
a few doors north Of the American Has
Blooabington, July 10
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-07-19

% The harvest. We understand, il FIN.
s's'o'"g more than the usual quantity to the a.
0'e' and that too, Of good quality. AZ much
more eroond than usual was sown in small
gam, I'll OF which now bears a good price
We think there is no danger but tina, an, conn
"y wa. come out" and our farmers, instead
OF suffering want from tho duilne.. of 49,
markets. will become as they deserv. n \.
not only free, but Independent. The co,n -" -
p0'a'o e'eps. tos awhile considered uuce,t,;n
are nor quite promising.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-07-19

u Gen. Jackson has written another let
tn JaataseasedI a. Gen PIaefhs.
ion a. to it's importance as means of fortify-
ing ourselves against Great Britain, denomin.
a'ing it a "key to our safety from British in.
auence and British INVASION expresses his
deep regret at the position in which Mr.. Van
Buren, placed himself by his opposition to it,
asserts that had he favored immediate annex.
alton, he would have received the unanimous
vote of the Convention as candidate for the
Presidency. that he would have been elected
by reclamation, yet rejolces in the selection of
Polk and Dallas, and says their selection is
the best that could have been made, both true
in their political principles, open in their opiu-
ions, frank and firm in their desire for annex
alton. He is Of opinion that they will receive
the vote Of twenty States, and probably tween.
ty.two out Of the twenty.six States. We think
the old Hero little like the Wings in his
prophecy-inAuenced little by his desires.
We have not room for his letter this week.
but will publish it in our next.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-07-19
SHERIFF.S SALE.

10y virtue Of special execution, issued ~
ID decree in Chancery, and to me directed ma
the Office Of the Clerk of the District CouHa .,
County Of Cedar, Iowa. have levied upon !" 10y
will sell to the highest bidder, at the ecu'so''
door in the town of Upton, on the 3lst day o. 'J
gust next, between the hours prescribed BY Nv y !.
said day, the following real estate, situated 70 w.
County Of Cedar, Iowa: the S E quarter ana ~ ~
E subdivision Of the 8 " quarter Of see''a n, !.
also the E subdivision and the W subdivision ~.
s E quarter of section l3, and the W had o.
S E quarter and the half of the " qu''m 4
section IL; also the E half Of the $ b qu"s:
section IL, all in Township 10 north Of N%r
west Of the 5th principal meridian. The 'eo 's,s
scvibed land will be sold as the property M w.:
MILFORD, jr. to satisfy an execution in 'as1
Miller. G. mccoy, Shf Cedar '"
Upton, July 10, lS44-4t -
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-07-19

TExAs--Mex,co.--We received yesterday
through the New Orleans papers two impof:
tant lstters-one from Santa Anna, to the Min.
lister of Foreign Affairs and Government OF
Mexico, on The reception of information tina,
the treaty Of annexation had been signed in
this country. and the other from Boca1egra 10
the Ministers of England. France, Spain and
PRUSSIA. Santa Anna takes high ground a.
gainst annexation, and Bocanegra, his Minis.
ter, appeals, in effect, to other powers, to pre-.
vent it. -
The result 10 ic the womb of futuritv-but
there is reason to apprehend that " the golden
Opportunity" has been lost: Those who OPP
posed the treaty Of annexation. on the ground
that Mexico must be FIRST consulted, will have
70 bear the odium Of the defeat Of the great
American measure-should it be ultimately
defeated. Arguments have beer pu, ia the
mouths Of our snemies, and it is greatly to be
feared they will be used successfully. Wa
shall publish the letters referred to in our NEXT
paper.-Mo. Rep.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-07-19
AUGUST ELECTION.

The Candidates to the Convention 10 H..
State Constitution, and some Of til. o,b..
candidates, for county officers, have m.de :,
arrangement with themselves 10 meet and \
dress their fellow citizens, If desired, 4, "
o'clock. NJ. on the following days a, tho M.
dermen,ioned places
At the house Of Samuel Holiday. On r.;
day, 26,h inst.
A, Portland, Cedar Township, on sa,u,d,,
9Th inst.
At Bagley's on Wapsinonock, on Tce,d,,,
30,h inst.
AT Moscow, on Wednesday, 3lst ms.
At Wright's the place of holding election
in Pine Township, on Thursday, Aug. la
At Salem. on Friday, Aug. 2. and
AT Bloomington, on Saturday the 80 day Of
Aug.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-07-19

CosRscrloN.-1n the Sd paragraph OF 1eo'
r,etcher's communication in our last an error
occurred, which destroyed the meaning OF the
writer. Instead of saying the supreme court
should hold an annual session Of three weeks
II should have read "the supreme court no'o
hold an annual session, believe, for the term
Of some two OF three weeks.
The last paragraph should have read as toll
lows, part of which was omitted.
~ am in favor Of prohibiting the LegisIa'
sure from creating State debt, without having
tho subject FIRST submitted 10 and decided BY
The people,"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-07-19

70 Never, since our earliest recollection
have we seen the prospects Of party, or a
'eaoer' sink SO fast as have those of the Wings
and Henry Clay, since the nomination of Polk
and Dallas. nor have We ever read of ouch a
change in history. The nomination CT CLAW,
saoaga long before settled, was hailed as tho
haroinger Of Wing triumph. and loud boast.
ing followed. But the nomination of Polk
and Dallas has carried terror and dismay into
the camp, and they now tremble with fear
sno well may they. for if nothing occurs to
check the favor with which the nomination.
Of the Democratic party are received. Hen,v
Clay will have leave to retire forever to The
shades Of Ashland. there to ponder upon the
ingratitude ofrepublics.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-07-19
For the Herald.


For the Herald.
To the Voters OF .NuscaEjae
Fellow. CITIZENS :-Having been brought
before you as one Of the candidates for Dele
gate, to form Constitution for the future State
Of Iowa, deem it right and proper, that my
views should be fully presented 10 the public,
touching the features Of the Constitution to be
framed and adopted by the said Delegates
And in making known those views shall pro-
coed 10 answer some interrogatories propoun-
ded in the Herald of the 2oth of June, in their
order.
LIST. l am of opinion that The tenure of the
Office Of the Governor should be fou! years. if
we have biennial sessions Of the Legislature.
or two years il we have annual sessions:
would prefer having him elected by plurali.
~ of votes, rather than by the Legislature, and
If new election should be ordered, The same
difficulty might occur-no choice-and con,in.
ue to occur repeatedly, unless you prescribe
and rule off; arm therefore Of the opinion that
the person receiving the highest number Of
votes for Governor, should be declared dulv
elected.
End. In the organization Of our system of
judiciary, great care should be taken to adop,
That system which will best secure the ends
OF justice. Who, that has ever observed the
amount, variety, and course Of legislation. will
hesitate to say that judges exert more imme.
date influence upon individual happiness than
any other public func,ionaries az has been
said by learned author, "legisla.ors indeed
erect the 70 mple Of justice, but judges preside
therein" they are called upon 10 decide with
reference to all the interests that men hold
Dear upon earth, when those interests become
the subject Of controversy. have devoted
some time recently to the Investigation of this
department in our State Governments. and
nave came to the conclusion. that we should
have supreme court Of review, and for the
correction OF errors. independent of the enne.
nor or circuit courts. 10 consist Of three iudqe.
any two Of whom should form quorum o.
should have as many Judicial circuits A. ,hs
legislature may think, from time to time, The
OF the county may require' the
boundaries II each circuit to be deined hv !.
one Judge appointed to each circuit, who shsli |
% required to hold at least two courts ! va,
IN each county in his circuit, the time Of Mold.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-07-19

b - sNjlljner and sM0nta6-s1z0S s.ssa
" AvING opened shop on Chestnut .,o.tbuslb
IL Front and Second streets, wouia !s 'pi, y
inform the Ladies Of Bloomington ana wei. III
she is now prepared to execute any oFdeI' .,.oue>
with despatch, in the most fashionaOe !" ,be II
She feels confident from her experience = sittt
ness, that she will be able to render en's .,,opc
ton to all who may fovor her with tne. # T.pa
She has on hand and for sale, va''eS .he ~
articles, carefully selected with view .oa ~
Of the place, which cannot fail to suit Inc he ~
ious tastes. Having correspondence WV = 8. ~
extensive and fashionable establishment. -. ,uyf
il. Indies, in want Of any article she csn ,hsa
BY lgaving their orders with her, can We. = ne hb
led within ono week. The patTonase F" 4
10 respectfully solicited. ..,I and 4
Intsnis clothing, fine article On on. nI IsIi,
salc..s sts Bloomington july
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-07-19

~ In order to give our readers a. io'l an
sceouu, a. possible Of the late riot ia Ph'laoe'.
mia. our review Of the opinione OF the seve'a'
candidates for Delegate. is postponed un'''
next week, and much other meter prepared
for to.days paper crowded out.