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New-York daily tribune., 1844-05-09
STEPHEN B. HoLr vs. EpHIx r. YA1r-Ac.
SrPREME COrRT.
s. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. .Beisre s RArEL.

The action brought by Gen. Striker, in relation
assessments Gndin which Nr Webster appear ha. been
down. informed or Thursday t,h.
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Iru,ys FANCY SoArs for the toilet nursery. Almon
soon Su,ane.e. P.lmyrenc Baune de Peru. lleiorore
Flour dltac Bouquet; Musk Vctvelne Also, niu ass'Ti
men, of Gou-aas superior Soap for sale by A. T. sands
Co. :, an.. Chemists 23 broadway, corner Chamber
street (Granite Building
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he reflex spiritual blessing, enjoyed by the humble active chr,

The reflex spiritual blessings enoyeaby the humble active chris
tan.
The next of the proceedings in order was an adj
dress by Hon. THEo. FRELiNGHUYsEN, ut the re-
quest of the society, ON its present aspects, and
prospects in this aud other lands
After which, the singing of the Doxoogy, md the
benedicton by the Rev. DIR. NliLNoR, the meeting
adjourned.
The officers for the ensuing wear were as follows:
Pu5iSk,ns COMMITTEE.
Rev James Minor. ~ II. oi Ncw.Nork
Rev Chnrcs &. SuInincy. of DO.
Rev Thomas NJ 'Auley u. ID. III. ID. do
Rev John Knox. ID. u. do
Rev A. Alexander ID. u. Princeton. \. !.
Rev. Iu,r Edwards. u. d. Aniover. Mass.
Distributing Cowmittss EfEIHcs Comaittre.
IT. James {. biss. llt John Stcasns
Wlmm Forrest EiwaId Rcilard,on
William Nlntcitun. Moses ien,
James W. pomnicS. Richard T. Names
L.
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LrplS's CELEBRATED PERrrMEs-Patchou!y Mousse!'ne
Mile F!eurs Bouquet Victoria Bouquet Caroline 'cfveIne
Booue, Es;eazy Jusmn Espane. Musk. ielo;rope and
lnrse assomen: Of all the MOI; celebrated Enss fecn
a fo, cnm.. for the toilet ., handkerchief For snr
iy A II Sands ( Co.. Chemists anl Druggists. 2I3 Broadway
Garner Chambers st!eet.
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r.y- SIMPSONS Ho.c!.-Tbe subscriber tenders ils
thank. friends ar ps,nns lot the liberal p@ronaFe re-
hs olo establishment Mum 'Tsc'. hnd 1f 20 N
torn them TIN, ne has her.rr his present f
bic hotel No. y Market street. winch has been iSolod-ny
renovated md enlarged ~ n rs dcogrtn-3ts
f11is and gentlemen comforts bic residence ~
Gie, and central sIHou .; al In. n!vstsc-s ." u;i'a
J,eIIirr hnrss. ~. orecgt location Offers Hdgrere'
The parln und J-iroon, hy md c1nscn.nt and the
terms such cannot irr to plr1se. AL .SON SlSPS y
pnrrbke,,n N,ny Sh, 1874. ;1y92n
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from our own COrresf0ndent.I
EOrp o'crncr
HORRIBLE!

The frghtful riot Is still gong on. AT the no.
ment of writing, St. Michael's Church, kensinQ
ton, is in flames. l am unable TO pen an
authentic account of the deplorable condition OF
things. The whole city is in the greatest state
of excitement. The military are powcTcss.
Southwark and Msyamcnsing are arlning, and
the Catholic Churches there are marked out.
Several more lives are reported as lost.
HALF PAST Four
The residence of the Catholic Priest, and sew.
eral dwelling houses are on fire.
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fsries and gentlemen der't 81 comfort. bic
que; md cen;ra ;trailo ',h al ie vaisss' ~ s;l.a'
The parrs aad les2oiG' are sry Td e23ysng = & a the
poughkeep.ic. May sth. 1874 Fn5s2n
TOMORROW MORNING.
Part "
LIFE THE NEW WORL D!
BT SATISFIED.
Containing the conclusion OF the LIFE OF PLANTER !he
work viii te completed parts az s cents each ard
he ssrel at intervals of v days. IL wonderfully n;er
s>tn. wo's.
" Agents who haze oricrrd additional supplies o' number
one are informed that eon exhausted and we 'ha no;
be nbe to 7ryru; Tor days Orders should e early to
p:sveai disappointment. One b Ann street
JUST PUBLISHED,
TIE HIGHLANDS OF ETHOPlA-Par; l'I-2j een'..
wRIGHTS NARRATIVE IN VAN DiEMANs LAND
% cents.
CRUISE OE THE SOMERS-l2l: cents
~ Al The and cheap books supplied 70 the t'odc OF
IiJsI,l SS terms, "lNcHLsFE" @ Am '''''''
\ NEW PAPER
WILL he puh.re On Sa,;inaT morning lin May iS'.
Moni,or:o be conducted By i>,ocatou q: Ministers ad
.ay'eri issued mont ly ~ dnuh UuuDes giie' tc
IN sdyaaet oics NJ :e5s;; ,.; ,;'e y .. ,-,
ere SAL a' leave 'i' + 'g M \ gy ' m PHI
IL w HEWEr. Bookseller AID rl5sher ~ Broad
L way. vii saturday, lin Instant. TIE >Nth
Nunlsi OF h, Illuminated and illustrated ell uon ' Ah:'
ptAUE. Tin. number contains eleven JciGtiulL E3.raNci
us..aucH " Which the most spirited "i any o. ;=
81 SfnS.ns, u9 Il
r pIs'rURNEll. pCBLISpER AM. DEALER IL
y MAPS. Trnvcers' ;udes. Statistical Work.. &c No
lG2 Broadway. New IorS. . : : .-
] d. VIII publish IN a few day, the PICTURESQUE
TOURIST beng cuda through the Northern aud Easen
States and Caiada with Maps ani Illustrations. ms b
a NNIvERSARY CONCERT OF SACRED MCSiC,b by
~ the CNoiR OF THE BROADWAY TADERSAcLE. on FRI
DAY EVENING MSy leth leii.
They viii have the h ~ number 0f Ladies aEt Gsntegnen
of'ihs C.,y und Miss lLSLEi OF Alhnny; ,
Orgrn.st t.......... Nr. WILLIAM ALTERS.
PROGRAMME.
rARr
Tor ,he Organ CT tn,
.Acfne God e,he King ..-....-.-.......C e RilA
2-CunRrs-" Lit NJ your iI,t, German.
Lii up your he:ds eternal sae> unfold 10 enefiin the Mn:
See lie cones yv;;h with his cccstal;riin.
E,.s SOi0-Who Is this hin. OF Glory Who
CuoR-s-lhe t.nri. for 9Th renowned; brttc .hty:
Der ms foes eternal crowned Ui GiOy he acs King
Who with glory Crowned.
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Ets- DO MT Read shis without Eeflcctton:
Sir Ashley CoopersGn Sal"e Is as, con, ,ncins the world
thai there more jinpornce he attached tn CONS tan
sencrnliy rcSuyded What are Cornsl Painful eScrescenees
rned generally .peariG: tight shoes and Ocot-and when
,rme are not only very 0rneRn- but they disappear
without pocc re7edE-one tnt stimulates the atSorben
10 increased action without producing pam Cot;s have long
.en considered iRcurdJe by Three rurtS OF the Doctors
and why Because Doctor has prescribed THIS another
a reedy and no to have agreed the ot Corns
EXCEPT those and there Sevcrn who Know the won
de,l composition OF tbs asl sueeeSfu and popular remedy
.r The ic-inept of Corns of course will not get L.
sold n, Dr Minors broadway. oi JohnstTect; Gnr
NOR nj Grand md Borery OF Hudson and Spring; 5l
R,oadSoy PARK Row and other respectable Drug stores
Al.o by Alrs Hayes l3l Fulton.stree. BrouSlyn.
ny Examine the copy right t1yographlc labels.
~ 3r.odf
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PRAYER.

l-IlorETT- Beautiful .or iilaton'
Reattltu 10. stInu the joy OF the whole earth Mount
Zion the city Of TIE ,eat k'n God known her palaces
tr refuge Walk H51u. ZION. tel the fowc-s thereof marx
We we'll her buwaks consider her palaces lUr this Gcd uur
cd for ever and
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= Amcricnn Te,nncrancc Union.

Eighth Annverery Of this Institution viii Re held ,s cyenu:
in the Broadway Tabernacle. O'clock Rev. nr Raccn
of New Haven. " Grant Esc. nj Ros,or. and vi j Gourh
will sddre the meeting Nr Cough will relate his bitter
perIe1ce and sin: the lnebraies Lament Music bv the
North CnroIlnn Hnni na IL
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT corRT-Bsa,e Judge
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Passengers Arrived.
In hs bark Gen H1rris0r from HGrGaG-SII Alexander
Carr J Is Brown, Slr Gilbert " akeT
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U 1900 Dor. John Clark, Jun. & Co.,
BncS and Coored. tine -Nos Spool Coon for lners use,
Just received and tlr sale by
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For BEAuTIFYISG THE SKIN ASD CURING EEuPTioSs.-
Thousands after trying lotion and inward remedy have
been cured by one ca of the Italian Chemical Soap, IN cases
OF eruptions prples irecke md in clearing dark yellow
skin Sud ut 81 Chatham and ;23 Broadway. mys 2eod
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HERIFFS SALE-Iy virtue ola writ of 6eri faca.,
dct,i and c ysrcd Will expose tor inc vc,buc
the Guy Hal li,dny the wa a. ane neat. a, twelve
.clack all The rg, tie and e " Jtne anon. which
md the 2 Of Mnlc. lii AT any time after. wbso
nnds lha same nay b. All celi house of nI
mattel yiuy ned gg IN tic fOit Hsrd G the cfy Of New
srk kinui ard sunsa ei IS Nc. 31i Wrl3rsferi ard
Juncef i1ow No,hery ~ if9nt by " street caster
y by ard gow late ot EGad io!pes Il iiaw,ey and
L. Holmes and Westerly by lgut orefy belonging
1 iis!e- ind ~ eis, rs lee, tr t!ie:y ,hiu,
wa. JONES. Sheriff.
Jos. W. ALLEN, Depuiy Sheriff. NJ lawG.TA.,
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LOOK At THAT Beys HIsxEas-YounC gentlemen who
feel ambitions 20 sport wh ,ksrs should buy 6s bottle OF
Janess CGral fIa Restorative. Mnny think because thIs
pued in the nnper good-let them give one rni
w the hair crow par. where nnfure intended
har tn grow /, sold at s. Chatham and .S Broadway.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02
SHERlFF.S SALE.

meY virtue Of special execution. issued on a
ED decree in Chancery, and to me directed from
the Office of the Clerk of the District Court Of the
County Of Cedar. Iowa, l have levied upon and
will sell to the highest bidder at the courthouse
door in the town Of Upton, on the 3lst day of Au-
gust next, between the hours prescribed by law of
said day. the following real estate situated in the
County Of Cedar. Iowa: the s E quarter and the
E subdivision Of the s " quarter of section ID;
also the subdivision and the w subdivision oflhe
5 E quarter Of section l3, and the w half of the
S quarter and the half Of the w quarter of
section IL; al,o the half of the $ E quarter Of
section IL. all in Township 70 north of Range 2
west Of the 5,h principal meridian. The above de-
scsihed land will be sold as the property of Joseph
MILFORD, IT, to satisfy an execution in favor of VIM.
Miller. G. Mccoy, Shift. Cedar Co.
Tiuton JuIv 10 lS44-4t
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02
DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYES 4 PAINT
Direct from Iohtlade,t,hia + I'jttsbMrg,

A FULL assortment, fresh and free from adul-
"A teration. (sce hills which supcrcete the neces-
siiy OF list Of articles here.) When we gay a
full assortment and free from adulleraon, we wish
to be understood in the fullest sense-if, however.
the ply sician finds any article adulterated or inn
pure, lie shall have the privilege of returning the
same within twenty days after sold. and the money
returned. Window Glass 8 10, lOx IL, lOx ID
Tx Is. IL x l6. and ID ls-C 1hemscn's brand
one of the best IN Pittsburgh, and believed 10 he
equal to the Boston crown glass; shop furniture tor
physicians, an assortment Of hollow SASS ware,
bottles, phals tumbers &c, all sizes and patterns;
glass Lamps, Lanterns dishes, plates salts, peppers
DE; in short almost every article usually kept in
drug stores Michaux Freckle wash, hair dyes and
hair tonics, oils. perfumes and soaps in great var-
etespa,cnt medicines Monott's Life Pills and Bit
tiers, Lees and Honper's pills, Tincturs, Essences
of all kinds. best Brandys and Wines for the at
fiictcd; Thompsonian and Botanical Remedies, to-
ce,her with few set of best China Tea Ware,
Granite plates and dishes Nails. Also. variety
OF Light Fancy Articles. We cannot go on 10 e.
numerate. Please call-thc article you wish is no
doubt at the drug store Of ]. s. Kenmore.
A few doors north Of the American Hotel.
Rlooaliurt July l9
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02
:31;1,. 1lffer On the Turn.


- CotoHBiA. (TrNN.) June ~ In9s.
sal have received recently sew
U. ,.".,. Is reference 10 my opinions on ihe
as, . '. # The tariff, and among others. youfs
'sG!. soIh ul.imo. My opinions on this sub
d W. -. beeo oftsn given 10 the public
e.. "s .,s 10 DO found in the public discussions
an .1h;ch have participated.
10 . Wv IN favor Of tariff for revinne. such a
= will yield sufficient amonn. to the
' g. 10 dsfray The expences Of the Govern.
as a., economically administered. ln adjns,-
as', details Of the reSenue tariff. I -l~ve
ps ',"fore sanctioned such mo lers,e discrim.
s .'';sr au,ies, Is would produce the .s,ponn,
n 9..ssone needed, aud a, the sasps time at.
= 81 ,sasopable incidental protection 20. our
WV. industry. i am opposed 10 tariff for
p Vs,..,;on merely, and not Tor T-venne.
V'v vino upon these genera, principles. il is
Ii koown that gave my support 10 the no'-.
y: ~, = Gen. Jackson's administrative o', this
INTACT. voted against the tariff OF lag,
III. .hch contained notifications Of some Of the
,Ih,.,,iopable provisions Of the act OF 1885,
'! :, member Of the Committee Of Ways and
Mans 4. Of The House Of Representatives. gvae
49, -, ,sseo, 10 bill reported by the Committee
!. r1,cember, 1882. making further nod'fica-
;,o, Of the ac. Of 1923; and making also dis
Limitations 10 the imposition OF the duties
mich i, proposed. That bill did not pass,
In, was superseded by the bill commonly call
% the compromise bill, fci which voted.
10 nv Judgement, it is the duty Of The Gov
,onpnt 10 extend, az Ear as il may be prac.i-
,sIss 10 do SO, by it's seveaue laws and all
|hst means within its power. fair and just
y,xc,on TO all the great interests Of the
|hols Union, embracing agriculture, manu-
Nures, the mechanic arts. commerce. and
u,ga,ion. heartily approve the resolutions
,,a his subjec. passed by the Democratic
y.ional Convention, lately assembled at Bal
saore.
sm with great resbeci,
dear Sir. your
obd't servant,
JAMES X. POLK.
,cus X. KANE, Esq. Philadelphia.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02

f,o,u,e and death Of tieraelson. alias Vim.
,.n, one of The convicts who lately es
,sued from the Peni!enliary a, For
Madison.
E, I'D l|eraeison. the con' let who was
lu,snced for horse stcaIing. was capsur-
hit Denmark Oh Sunday last. He was
|,;.o back 10 Fort Madison. and OIL. Tues.
~ wsa put to telling trees below that
.sn. liz had chopped offa tree two
!, in diameter, aud when it commenced
s5ng he threw himself on his face di-
Esly under the ba,l end Of the tree and
gs killed.
Jesse KIgo.e. the other convict, who
~ sentenced for robbing the store of Mr.
sas, 4, Keokuck, has not been taken ;
Aou.h he was seen a. Keokuck. early
Sunday morning last. A reward OF
no is offered for his apprehension. for
avh see advertisement III another col.
nn-Ter Gsz.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02
MRS. J. b. flOBERT,
yutiitner and .nantna-.maxser.

sQUs5ner and sx1antM0-.IlGk<r.
HAVING opened shop on Chestnut, between
u u Front and Second streets, would respectfully
inform the Ladies Of Bloomington and vicinity thai
she il prepared to execute any orders in her line
with despatch. in the most fashionable Manner
She feels confident from her experience in the bust
ness that she will be able to render eE,ire saiisfac-
,ion tn all who may fovor her with their patronage.
She has OF hand and for sale. variety Of Fancy
articles carefully selected with view 10 the wants
Of the place. which cannot fail TO suit The most fst
ious tastes. Having correspondence with tie most
extensive ant, fashionable establishments in 81. Lou.
Is, laies. in want Of any article she cannot Supply
1y gaving their orders with her, can have them i-
led within one week. The pa,,o nage of the ladies
is respectfully solicited.
Infants clo.hing, fine article on hand and for
sale Bloomington, July IL, 1914
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02

|. lr The following was written Tor another
latitude, but will answer very well for ,his.--
tie speaks the ,rne doctrine.
Linn County. July 10, 1874.
ANCIENT DEmncRAcY.-Mr. Ejitor-It is
well known that there have bpen anne hard
feelings aiming the Democrats 0f this country
that many were no. pleased with ihe manner
IN which the nominations were made. aud that
serious apprehensions were entertained, that
there would be 40 much disseniion III our
ranks as 10 insure the success Of Whiggery.
: would respectfully ask every voter. WIN
values The great aud i,nmu,ablc principles Of
Democracy and equal rights. to pause and
consider the Consequences which might be the
rfsaIt Of such a course.
There il ~ lille difference in the numeri-
cal s,renth Of the parties 10 this Territory. that
the Democratic maturity would probably be
very smali. if every man should DO his duty:
and shon'd only few men cast their votes in
favor of the opposition. i. might enable wing
gerry to secure the election of it's Delegates IN
Linn---which woui6 make votes difference
in the Convention aud for Ought any man
knows.-.his single vote might taste" upon 10
wa Rhode Island Constitution under which
the people would probably have to groan and
suffer for all time TO come.
Then lei every ma" be fcl'y aware nf the
vast responsibility which is now resting upon
him. let him lay aside every personal a"'ipa-
,hy-..evpry local prejudice; and unite in one
grand rally, one undivided Polk Of Demo-
cratic tickets into the ballot box, on the lst
Monday in August next. Yes. le, US adopt
and practice upon the great aud glorions Ben
,onian motto, Every thing for principle
nothing for men, 4.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02
srKAYED OK STOLEN

FROM the subscriber, near Whitilesey's Mills
in Cedar county, on about the 18th Of May last,
three year old muddy sorrel flly, with nearly
white name and tail. her body is of the pony build.
with long and we'll formed neck and head, and
small of her age-a natural trotter, and broke to
both saddle and harness. A suitable reward will I've
given for any information of said cs,ray, left with
Fl. A. Lawrence, in Bloomington. or the subscriber
at his residence. July 1877 JOS. OGDEN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02

TERRITORY OF IOWA,
Louisa County.
District Court of said County. October Term, 1874
Eilzal'eth Davis, who is minor,0
by hcr next friend James Keever, In Chancery,
W Petition for D.
Henry Davis. vorce.
THE said Henry Davis will hereby take notice
that on the 18th day Of March, 1874 the said Eliz-
alr,h Davis filed in tic Office Of the Clerk Of the
District Court aforesaid her petition or hill Of
plant against him, (,he said Henry Davis) in the
above entitled case. praying for divorce from the
bonds Of m"trinony: and unless the said Henry
Davis be and appear before said court on the first
day of the next term thereof to be begun and hold
en- at the court house in WapelIo, IN said county,
on the fifth Monday next after the first Monday Of
September next, and answer said compartments bill,
the same will he taken pro confesso. and decree
entered accordingly. z. e. INGHRAM, elk.
E. H. Tn. MAS. Sol. july 5. 4s4i--6w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02

sts CoMrNo.-From appearances.
n ,0s % mistake about Tennessee, Col.
vac; she will give her favori,e son a
majority. The Democrats are pre-.
nave grand Mass Convention at
, s'a The Gath Of July. and they invite
t IN Other States 10 be present.
|ss ~s'on will probably preside if his
s"sl'le Correspondent Of the New
kSs 8 o. Commerce says. that men as.
sl H. aoe'nocra,s will carry Tennessee
~ " majority. The FIRE spreads =
sA,. democracy is proudly waving
I'D - ano Democrats have only TO b
''sy vii! b triumphant.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

BY virtue of an order of tic Court Of Probate OF
the county OF Muscatine Iowa Territory, holden at
Bloomington on the eth day July A. ID. ls44.
So much the real estate Of which Geo. Vance Jr.,
late Of said county died srizcdviz: the south cast
quarter of section number eight and the mort east
quarter Of section number seventeen al. of Town
ship number seventy six Range west, will be sold
at public auction at the Court House door in tn e
town of Bloomington of said county. on the 18th
d,y of August A. u 1914, between the hours Of 10
O'Clock A. VI. and o'clock p. NJ. Of saiJ day, to
satisfy the debts proven against the estate ana un
paid, and the costs and char ges OF administration.
JOHN HOLIDAY, Administrator
July 2oth 1914.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02
MORE NEW GOODS

Zirece from JVfsC rOTE ana 0Ossos'
0REEN & ENDERs are now receiving =
In fresh and desirable assortment OF assorted
n,erchanl;ze embracing every variety Of goods suit
able for the city and country trade, our purchases
,.a-e made east previous TO the late advances, which
enables US to offer great bargains to oil those whe
nav favor VA with call. All kinds Of produce Ia
ken in payment for Goods.
Bloomington, April 5, ie44-52-n.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02
For tie Rapids Of Cedar KiCer.

The Steamer Maid Of Iowa.
h3s8E ROSS muster, will leave
VE!..ys=.---=1ENgz-v Burlington on Thursday
sSS<szszEs7sa the first inst. for the above
and all intefne late Ports, and will be at the Rap
ids on the Sunday following. when she will receive
freight and passengers for St. Louis.
JAMES II. COVER, Agent.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02

tlssry OF RHODE lsLAND.-rhe Gener-
ENJOY Of Rhode Island adjourned on
Y! last. The most impor.an, act Of
'a'n was the passage Of resolution
a Tree pardon to all persons under the
sA' io' participation in the recent IN
"*no shall al the next term Of the
"''0ur', take oath of allegiance TO the
~ swear to support the constitution
s"'e and Of The United States. This
"%ss We understood it. does not cover
!" Thomas Wilson Dorr, not be
wy ~ Indictment. hut under sentence,
Mn process of execution.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02

DIED-In this place. on Sunday last, jacob
GARNES, late Of Mdlletown, Pa. age % years.
On Tuesday morning so'h u'., THOMAS JET
FERSON, only child Of Joseph p. and Lydia NJ
A. Freeman-aged one year and five days.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02
SCHOOL,.

THE fall term of Mrs E. K. STOCKER'S
school will commence on Monday the 9th Of Sep
TENDER next, in the Episcopal Church in Blooming
ton July 9. l"44.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02
DRS. WEED AND RAY,

uEHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, will at
Il tend to all professional calls i'll town or coun-
try. Office at DR.. WEEDS house on Second street.
Bloomington August LIST lS45.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02

I'm hand. a large assortment ofdry eoods:ssue1'
~ as Cloths, Cassimers. Sastinets. nv. ss""s'
Ker.eys. Flannels vcstings Brown Mnsllns, I..,''
f.hr..rs. Nous de LANES, Linen and Cotton Table
clnths- Ladies ehswls, &c. for sale cheap By
80 FULTON 4 LEMP.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02
+. b. KINsON.

WATER STREET, BLOOMINGTON.
a TIE STAND LATELY OCCUPIED BIZ F. o. BEcx-
EFT, & CO.
ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens or
Bloomington and vicinity that he has lately
secelved from st. Louis a general assortment oi
FAMILY GROCERIES. which he feels conf,en,
inat ne cen sell as low be bought ut any Other
p'sce. My stock consists in part as follows, viz:
LOAF & N. O. SUGAR NJ MOLASSES
JAVA & RIO COFFEE GPIP&Y ITEAS
Y 4. 4 KAN. SALT q. n. WHISKEY
bkANDY. SPICES, SALERATUS, SALSODA
,fFosether with various other articles too numer-
Gus To mention, all Of which will he sold cheap for
CASH OF any kind Of PRODUCE.
May n, 1914. 2Sy
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-08-02
PROPOSAL.

PKOFOSALs
IT offer nv rm for sale. lying four miles below
II Iowa City, known as the old trading house
farm, 500 acres decided, and $40 OF claim. 4oo
acres under good fence 100 under good cultivation
which nrolnces from SO to 60 bushels to the acre,
the fam is we'll provided with springs, and good
quantity Of timber adjoining tho prairie. Also,
hearing orchard Of $50 apple trees. The whole
will sell for $4,000 IN cash, or will take on loan
three thousand dollars, for three or five years. and
pay 10 per cent interest yearly. and give the land
f,r security. Apply to the subscriber living in Iowa
City. JAOoo H. or o. a..
May 9th, 1874. oo-o"
ouEENS AND GLASS WARE.
- Ef..n nor B Ohio, direct from New York,
NJ large and general assortment OF Crocke'y
For salhy April5 GaEFS q ESnsas