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New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

LABOR AND ITS REwARp.-Thomas Hood, in
his Magazine for November, takes occasion 10
absolyo himself from the reproaches OF over
tasked and under-paid labor. He says:
GAS my works testify, aim Of the working
class myself and in my humble sphere furnish
employment for many hands, including paper
makers, draughtsmen. engravers, compositors,
preasmen, binders, folders, and stitchers-and
critics-all receiving fair days wages for fair
days work. My gains consequently limited /;
not nearly so enormous as have been realized
upon shirts, slops, shawls, &c.--curiously illus.
trating how man or woman might be cloth
ed with curses as with a garment My
fortune may be expressed without a long row OF
those eiphers, those O's, at once significant Of
hundreds of thousands Of pounds, and as many
calculations of pain and sorrow from dependent
! slaves. My wealth might all be boarded, if
were miserly, in galipot or tin snuff box. My
guineas, placed edge to edge, instead Of extend
ing from the Minories to Golden square, would
| barely reach from home to Brcad-street NY
riches would hardly allow me a roll in them, even
if turned into the new copper mites. But then,
thank God! no reproach ciings to my coin. No
tears or blood clog the meshes-no hair, plucked
in desperation. is knitted with the silk of my
lean purse. No consumptive sempstress can
point at me her bony fore6nger and say, For
you, sswing in torma pauperis, am become
this Living Skeleton y or hold up TO me her fatal
needle, as one through the eye Of which the
scriptural camel must pass ere l may hope to
enter heaven. No withcred work-woman, shak
ing at me her dripping suicidal locks, can cry in
q piercing voice, For thee, and for six poor
pence, l embroidered eighty flowers on this veil
literally veil oftears. No famshing laborer,
his joints recked with toll, holds out TO me in
the palm of his broad hard hand seven miserable
shlllings, and mutters, For these, and parish
loaf, Tor six long days, from dawn till dusk,
through hot and cold, through wet and dry,
titled thy land' My short sleeps are peaceful
my dreams untroubled. No ehastly phantoms
with rcproachful faces, and silence more terrible
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

SsI FOR SALE-A valuable Farm of lis 80 of which
SsS ere in an excellent state OF cutynlnn situated on
Long Island within four mics OF Wila:nsbnrrh aud
3 0l mile Of Astoria on the road leading from Newtowr
10 Dutch Kili3 The said Farm will be sold IN whoe IN
part as it situated TINT there be good Farms
made Of IL one fronting the Newiown road and the othcr
on the road Asorawih abundance Of Fruit on each
The place lie examined al ay time. and possession gwen
the 1I of March next. Apply 10
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

FRANK MrA.ER,s LEATHER pRRsERyATJyE
1 AND WATER PROOF OIL BLhCKING.rlt
BiscsnS unlike mot articles hch oare "a the pubic,
y vaiuei more tie rore u Snown. Il not ony iendsn
lsnte SEStEioGs to wnte b soft. pnble and much rore
ms proprietor hrs fer years been engaged in
me AIMING n'ss and has prepared this article having in
yew tfe scd OF lehe hs been extensively u.ed in ths
Western PAT oi s State and Vermont for a6o,, four years.
may be found nj ec'. cecbuied Steam B,aetns Fac,srv
No. ! John street. N Y s ''
II doGs not give polish. naD1wDltw.
;AARMEhS' ALMANACs al 81 50 pey lpo aso At 81 per
4 w, iof sale at The Tribune Office. r25d
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Richardson So Co.'s Ce!eErcEsG
-JI'DTFTsN DE- NJ lCGS


TsyH5 Melcc compounded solely from vegetable eater.
L nee from ad;erctior, md warranted e from an5 insEs-
rinsa BY an indyidua :oe!y afflicted with ULCERAIED
CRoFtL and VINO has beer rnds[ the 'eaiigeh, o. .a
without IKE laag, apparent hope Of restoration 70 hea a ma
Tas By mem pTsEone a. g:eLsof @ bi VINO, IN Dct I
health Thai medicine has been sold with unprecedented sue
Dance with recons to elect persc. cure Of ths following
dreaseS 10 wt:-SALr RHElis!, SGRoElJt,A,, ulGER- ulG
RINGS 4 Evil HTHISsTELo As!MaToRY; AN5
GaoNIC RM!LEGs,IaT&iSM M & PILES sRISIPElAss 3 SPEls e
CfTANEQJs DySE4sEs or PAINS OR III JydGERSS ;E,IS
oR @ an iMPURG W STATE Or THE BLooD Tha eifca
OF this medicine ha7 been tested in oil the diseases above
bic spoonful be aker y adult gael, morning before eat
Ing, whc usrniy produces tonic effect while On most cases.
general health ote patient. causing al! ulceya.d sores to dis
charge more prcu1sy and prodaclg n eiestaa aerIe M
oftte whossysteu purifying End pcddcnss perfect actnn
Persons While taking it. should rar.ir from the of al
pSesS SasS ssis s @ f6 g. oiSi
s
Sc. stet 10 3i5 Hudson sad s Han qogd
Nc. 81 Cnh Noa. ssi and 4A Pea 'rce No III
Broosyn j. W Smith. corner OF fulton ard Cranberry
strests and W. Biasrcye, S1pTeI bulllGt come svi
low and Atlantic % and by all the principal druggists IN the
DIV 3 iock,uv No. "a saevac-:t: Clifton Buildings.
General Hhnesala rnd Retail Acen. ;nr Albany.
e. ". iyo K Son, No. il3 No 10 iecnn .zt., General
WsoIesas Agan, to hadepha: Bush {, Hiliyer
G.. COLBY. no 31i Pearl.stTeet, ~. y.
Instructions for taking the ace, great number of crr
tcaes and testimonials ay be 5eaa snd r.Gined NJ any o
the above U!Fres- r3i ecdlmiy
vE7IIy SUFFER WITH COUGHS OR COLDS, SORE
wv THROAT OR PULMONARY DISEASE wnen
uunrter OF shilling hottie OF Dr. Em2nue.s lrdgu Panacea
IlIsty and truly cale by all the
POOR MANS COUGH REMEDY
would reiere and most likely you. Reada this really
blessed nnd ialn. rcuady for Asthma, oareness,
Bleeding of te Lungs, BtOnchs Sore Thront finarSenes
Just oncenrd you are satisfied. Sold al = Chatham
street. rs Broadway. n30 I'm
ErVERY-DAY TALK.-Scene Broadwuy-tims O'Clock,
IL i. 81 Two -cuts, passing UP Broadway.
First gent. What IS news to-day !?
Second gent. Nothing particular except politics
First gent. Don't speak Of politics; my wife just p,oomed
me out doors for spoutinE politics with Brown,
Second CENT Where you gong?
Frs gent. Gong up to NIds, 81 Broadway, TO got
box of Sats md Soma LOzenge.
Second gent. l!a hn hai Salts and Seana Lonzengep
Whnt IN itea I'll hupbus believe.
man, besides Dewitt, the the Olympic Thea.
tre they the best medicine he usci Five small
Lozenses hav call the effect Of the usual Dose and no taste
of il
Second gent WEI ONE think of it, guess they are
good.
Both Wild. store. ny dowS the a cents take box
OF Lo1ense cross Broaway into and are lost 10
view.
The above Lczsnges sold only 45l Broadway near
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

EyTENsEyE WATER TOWER IR0S ?6 MlNES; Il I Ia AND
Orange County on the Rnnnpo River 5 miles from the City
of New York. the New York and Erie Railroad, Orange uF
nike ua Ranapo River passing nearly through the eent'o o
the tract The capable OF drying Machinery 10
almost any extent a. there great body Of wafer with cve
raj falls There about COO acres 9i and % heavily TIM
bered with wood Of q 20 years growth There a'e also
extensive non mine; Of rs, quality ana limestone possessing
seat strength Part of the land would make eyceea, farms
he Tuxedo Lake two miles long and mite w!e Les N
one part o the tract ne scenery o which beautiful The
rnce remarkably healthy. Known Us the Augusta tract
and is three mile. above Persons WORKS;
Access can be had to three tour hours from te cy oi
New York by the New-Yok and Erie Railroad, III five
SIX by the way of lackcnsack and Orange
hy the way of Nynck averstraw on the Hudson River
INQUIRE ut No. - Chatham street. Je-t BIN
eaer NEW LANDS IN THE COUNTIES OF llERKT-
sssSS MtR AND MONTGOMERY 10 EIekdRge for Par
. s0ldi Propery.-A Gentleman wishing 10 retire from
blSss ~ exchange merchandise for Lands may do weitO
address d. N. Box Al Lower Post Ollce. do 2w
SeA TENNESSEE LANDS.-5 acres of Land in Nor
S gnn County Tennessee, about miles Tom Mantgome
the county seat. and about 10 miles from Nashville,
the capal OF the State Title cood No membranes Lie;
on Big Clear Creek branch OF Obeds River said 10 he good
land and well tmbeed For sale will be exchanged Ap
ply 10 ANTHONY J. ,BLEEChEh q -,
d5 lw No. Z Broad street, near Wall.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

TO CAPITAI.ISTS.-The SaIuda Company oiers
- tor sale their valuable Corton Factory.
i: The u,aln building s OF fle granite ~ ie long by
az @ cants ms stories and attic There are ;y9 Water
hs each Is feet log and Is est II dametsr eth 10 ne
;gc honss and Dying house wood The Hachine Snop
contains all Necessary tools brihng 5nd repairing nacho
loans ss nrosss contaaing ael9 ,pindles iinr ames
ccnaiuns 81 sprdes mules. continuing each w spnfes;
o.;s - sc conne,s: dressing frames Hnd 1nIper-
rhere me Dwellings for the accommodation OF 2p hands
Two hundred scres of land less lying on ecn sde OF
Sanda river including the Fails are owned by the company
tn Wnter po,ocr Is Sufficient (or 0,GoG spsndGs
The Sguds Factory is situated three mics from Columbia
road sfscY healthy and surrounded by an exsnsTe pro
vision country Columbia affords cotton market where ire
,ay r,n a hai at every The facilities and
of ths establishment make an object oil Interest
10 Capitalist 1t will be offered for sale until lst
sjy For any tur,he. uinrmai0n. apply IN Co9mba = T..
To- 10 N ~ y H. FISHER. Agent sl1 9awtDlt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

THE HUMAN HAIR, IF DISEASED,
MAY be brought splendid percction ut ing cost IF
ls1 II Is harsh and Dir; contains
DRANDRIFt, OR is FAILING OFF
nr lar
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

FOD saIE-Ope Of the finest modern Dwelling
"a Hol,e in the uppe, part OF tie city near Ianpsns
Ht sc,,nrs cnr1pe ali cSIcts Tor Tge 'siniy cost
10 erect sI3 CO. Will BE- :oh IJvE sluUD can remain on
mortgage ;oi number Of Il .iI TeT csr, ppiy 70
div No. Brcsd-s;, near VAL street
=. FOR SATELLITES modstn built bret Houses and
In Lot On The inst avenue Sixth street con
E venieuty arranged Tor -enteei aules 5eV OF each
can remain CT mortgage nj SIX per cent; A1E -
d.Ix N0.1 BrJaGs- uear Wa'I street
FOR SALE-,rhe brcs Honse No. III NIS;i street on
La the ISes:srIy s!e. between Hester and tTnnd iIset
;s and The IL; S es, incbes BY about 100 feet aid
frame ni.e in e rr one tai; oi the purchase
mn-s- can re,pain on bond md rlortsn tp2lT 70
'''t>' ANTHONY J. BLEECkER CO.
d41w No. B'oadst. nsaI Wal street
COUNTRY sEArs AND FARMS FOR SALE
- Tns subscriber oers for sale. on liberal terms, ieye-
s9< a Country Seat ant Farms Oh e dst OaDk ~ LIE
pnG.oa River nsar I arTy iown-aIn0nE ~llicn are
he FARM OF The suhecnber occupied BY s CrSEef'
TIA FaKM Of ihe atc william DEchef, contanr 10 acres
Also several mail PLACES suitable for Country seal. OF
Farming purposes. nqgFs F3ilpg q ihs sqspf is . Ny
ne MIL :. y. TOMfhl-s-, ~ Nye-- ). -.
FOR SAIE-A beautiful ste for County Se.t
"a within three miles OF HeooEen-one OF M. flne
tsi Country Sea.s-contani1g twenty two acres npon
Inc P5Tas-d For further gartIcul15 inquire oi
INNETT corner Adam and Yo.k:steets BROOKLYN. Ta.lLn
FOR SALE LEASE-The Cotton Mn IL Pat
@ taison, N j. known as The tcII2i Mi tose,ieI @ E
1 with the machinery. The lot OF and . lIU ieet py
s isI he building yery substantially but o stone win
hick walls stories high and about iO ee ong ana - ee
rsasIy erected upon it The Mil s now IN operation.
and can be delivered he 10Th January neT when me pre-
sent len e eIprs. Apply at P?rsT:oS O. to Thomas soss'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

y N TUULS.-The real genuine Con ger TOOs
8 + can only be had lat 80 Attorney street, where
r: ~ they rnade and finished with my own
hands therefore recommend them;
and al George Briggs Cos. pati Those Tools otiec
by Dsbo Little g Fulton street and other stores stamr
Ell Conger ere my make. and designed to deceive
Ane stamped thus: Conger, NewY York, 80 Attorney
ST. bera discount 10 Dealers Please observe the stanlp
MS 3m- JOHN CoNGER.
DLUMBERS. PLUMBERS. PLUMBERS !--ihe sob
icnDet 'souh ca tie attention Of Plumbers and the pub-
,c pegaet ara of TIN P1.ct Le1i Pips rlanutactu
ed by entirely tor which he has this month Sc
cured letters Patent which p,cs TIE pipe the inside with
2 even perfect plate Of pure iiI
Bnvng attained great perfection N the method Of .ruaet
Grn ara pnng Lead Pipe ne to Offer tts su9erlcr
Hs waEian.1 the Pipe u;AE;red By HIM no, 10 bnrt or
perfectly uniform ihlckacss. -
Also q nan. large stock Of unned Croon and Country
s;lest, OF q: JchnsOn Brotfer.. Il Watefa
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06

flStsS \ FARM TDR SNT.E DIX To LEI.--A mos resl
@ ble ind eahy Couatry Residence. si:u3tcd one hall
.rnle tand sightl Of the iIhrlaen Railroad COmpanys
Depot White Plains from whence trims leave four times
dny for the city OF New York Said Fam contains about
Eighty Acres ten of which woodland wel fenced. and
soil OF excellent quality, nnd OF the best bearing Crcnfds
in the county Of gute fruits On said Farm two story
house % by - feet with large kitchen attached two bnrns,
wagon house with other buildings Sed Fnrm VIII be
sold IN whole pnr Also building sites for sae, n one or
more acres For further plrticulns enquire o Andrew ag
tne on the premises James L. Ae, Sol Cherry Street,
Nay, ynrl. nIS Iul'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06
ROGERS GYMNASIUM.

Nos. Is, II AND 10 CANAL STREET.
j for the reception of pupils
Fcaci1g and spans taught by en- experienced .d e'n'
Gentlemen invited to cal. rE2p
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-06


eychHnse plat of IlcHss ltS Of ground einssni
ly situated about one and half miles North Of Union P!nce,
having spepdid view of the Hudson Rser three OF tie great
thoronehfSres LEADING To the property. Address NJ W. 20
the Courier anti Enquirer office. sFdc
R4ss FARM FOR SALE, or EXCfiANGE.-Th9F Farm
Ssss situated in the Township OF South Bmnwcs y: j.
- the road from Washington 10 Cranberry buildings
are good and fruit in abundance The farm contains -
of which covered with thrifty timber Part cash and
grocery house and lot viii be taken exchange Apply
TO T. Nms ESQ. No. Chambsr to G. Scheifer
of I'd Avenue and 10Th street MS I'm
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-14
low A HOU s e..
ND GENERAL. STAGE Office,

LUZ ~ Undersigned having leased his long estab-
sned and we'll known TAVERN STAND
~ ss'm OF years. and added to it such an addition
WI enable him to accommodate travellers and
,"s'n manner more acceptable than its former
sA0ns would permit, returns his thanks for the
Sa'.Pa'Fonage heretofore bestowed upon his house,
slcs continuanc of the same. Having Ia
sand fora number of years, placing his rel'.
.' "l patronage upon his merits, he is determined
~aaue, as heretofore, to strive to merit liberal
su Patronage by the use Of every fort to rem
G 'TrTSay Of his guests pleasant and agreeable
ra FABLE shall at all times be supplied with tie
r.s s market affords, served up in style not to
n;t psssed In any country. The BAR will be kept
tss with the choicest Wines and Liquors, and
T. y room having always been quiet and free from
s s. wlshingto be retired need not entertain
kn ~soi the least disturbance. Porters always
&us aance to transport baggage from and to the
H. n nee Of expense.
E .S. abLE is kept, at all times, proved with
sdn, s {" provender, and under the charge Of a
ana attentive OSTLER, SO travellers may
~u'od that full justice will be doneito their hor.
n..-. VIM. FRYE.
'"'0'nston, Dec. 8, ls4s.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-14

The PHILADELPHIA RloTs.-The Pennsyl.
vanian. which every one reads with pleasure
and treats with respect, thus eloquently dis
courses upon the unfortunate occurrence of the
past week:
'.What is said.-It has never before been
our fortnne-perhaps we should rather say our
misfortune-to meet such a food of excoria-
ting reproach. as is poured upon Philadelphia
by the journals of other cities, Of all parties.
sects and opinions. 1t is shower Of fire,
like the red hot sands of the furnace, which
the beseiged Tyreans cast from their brazen
shields upon the devoted heads Of their assail.
arts. Armor is useless it scorches its way
to the very home. All that is said is so just
so undenably true. that the Philadelphia
can but veil his face in shame and yield him
self to the lash of indignant rebuke. AS the
disgraceful intelligence goes circiing from its
centre over the breadth of the land, the voice
of scorn comes kissing back from men of ev-
cry variety Of sentiment. Differ as they may up
on other points, they unite upon this; and
what can we say-what excuse can we plead
what palia,ion can we offer! Nothing
When truth gives sharpness to sarcasm, and
fact lends edge TO censure, we stand defence
less. The mere mention of the name of our
city-broherly love--in connection with the
recital of the occurrences of the past week, is
satire so keen, SO biting. that it should bring
a blush to every cheek"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-14
SWANS HOTEL

|'l'HE Subscriber begs leave to inform his old
friends and customers, and the public in gene
|daas he has reftted and repaired at much ex-
Ns and trouble, his large and commodlous Hotel
hIae accommodation of members of tie legislature
|@alothers who may favor him with call. His
aas are we'll furnished and warm and he has pro-
Ad servants who he guarantees shall be attentive
nl accommodating. His table will be furnished
VIC the best the market will afford, and his terms
1A as will be satisfactory to any gentleman who
u! lavor him with call. In connection with the
ssAsnment, he has large, commodious and
'ta stable, which will he furnished with horses,
1,ases sleighs, &c. &c.
iAS Hotel is situated convenient to the Capitol,
ia good pavement connecting the two-and
one door from the Post Office-and he flatters
s-'ssN Wat he will be able to accommodate his
s,u' and the public in style of convenience and
SuOfI' equal if not superior to any hotlel in the
, WEST lie therefore, respectful solicits share
F1Oac patronage in his line of business.
CHAUNCEY SWAN.
""aClty, Nov. "a l243-3-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-14

Ernr Of Second and Walnut Streets-haLf-,oay
bet,veen the Rirer and Court House.
|NHE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for past patron
l age, assures his friends and the travelling pub
that his cxertions in their behalf have suffered
bsimnu,ion, and will at all times be exerted to
Minister to their comfort and convenience.
| H. house will be re-opcned for the reception of
[aOARDERS on the LIST of October next, when
|, N) accommodations can be had for the following
lev prices:
Board per week. including Lodging, $3.50
DO do withou: do 200
Single meal. 20
Attached to the Hotel is good STABDE, where
akeeps Horses at the rate of 25 cents per day and
hight JOSIAH PARVIN.
Bloomington, Iowa, Sept. %, le43. 47.6m
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-14

NALL e. HOLMES, Marble Cutters, contin-
ID ue to furnish, on the shortest notice, and at
nIpced prices, all descriptions Of MONUMENTAL
WORK executed in the neatest modern style. Or
b, from distance, if accompanied with the cash,
"a responsible reference given, will be promptly
a1 Iowa City, Oct. lS43. 49ay
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-14

l,HARLES NATION, Attorney at Laav and
\ Ntary Public. Bloomington, Iowa. Will,
cs prompt attention to all professional business
|,b which he may be favored. He has " full pow
4 and authority to administer oaths and take ac-
touIedgments, or proofs Of deeds, mortgages, pow
Ia attorney, and other instruments of writing"
n Office in the Court House. March II, '43.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-14

DUBLIC HOUSE. b. CoueN, respectfully in
y Mms the public that he continues to keep a
|Pmic House at Salem, Muscatne county, Iowa,
/ ne the best accommodations can be had, between
sannston and Davenport. Private rooms to be
hat ali ,imes-His stable is good and at all times
Lashed with all kinds Of provender. He invites
! pa of these statements. Several comfortable
Lnes to rent. Salem, Iowa, Jan. %, AZ l4tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-14

nRB. COVELL, Surgeon aud Physician.
III Sacm Iowa. Having well supplied himself
NTH medicine is ready to attend to all calls. He Is
thankful for past patronage.
Salem, Iowa, Jan. %, 1912 i4u
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-14

Inv S. PARVIN, Attorney at La,c, Blooming
i. ton Iowa.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-14

INDIAN ANNulTIEs.-We have several times
alluded in strong terms to the illicit traffic
prosecuted by the traders among the Indians
upon our western borders, and plead the me-
cessity of sterner laws which would wholly
prohibit such traffic. The following paragraph
from the St. Louis New Era, graphically de-
scr.bes the mode of extorting money from the
Indian pursued by these traders -Dav. GaZ.
1.-THE Indian tribes living North of the
State of Missouri and West of the settlements
in Iowa territory are entitled to receive about
sixty thousand dollars per year, in the shape
of annuities from the United States. This
money is paid to them annually in conformity
10 treaty slipula,ons, and is nomlnally paid
ever to the heads Of families in different bands.
But in truth and fact all or nearly all of this
money falls Immediately into the hands OF
traders and whiskey dealers, who hang about
the tribes, and their annuties, at the time they
are paid over. They give credit to the indl-
ans at exorbitant profits, and then stand ready
at the time Of the payment Of each annuity 10
grasp the whole. The practical effect OF this
practice is, that the Indian annuties are all
paid over TO the traders, and they are general
ly left heavily in debt; because the hope OF
their annuities induces them to plunge into
debt much deeper than The extent OF their
shares of the annuities. The Indians relying
on their annui,es neither cultivate the soil,
nor do they exercise common industry IN hunt
ing. They are induced by those traders 10
live as frontier loafers, to dwindle away and
perish from the face Of the earth. All prefer
ences in favor of these traders should be dis
continued and they should be restrained by law.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-14

W RICHMAN, ,vaolesale and retail gro
:, n,-, and foracarding and commission n.er-
.,,ot Bloomington, Iowa. Jan.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-14
puBLIsHED WEEKLY,
nv JNO. B. RUSSELL

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dollars per an
TsHS"r When payment is not made in
pun II Nv additional charge Of Fifty Cents will be
d'ans' sh '.u three months delay, until payment
made io' es.'J .or;nt;ons for less term than one
made, Sus sSarqed at the rate of Three Dollars,
yaf Will =. u' n v required. ~ No paper dis
advan, NH arrearages are paid, except at the
pion Of u. pAnvrpr1s1xe.-For square of Is
RATES o %. 500; each subsequent insertion,
Ines Isl ' ,s.sar ones in proportion. Advertise
esns 70, 70, The office for publication, without aes-
un's sell. ~ ,r,ber Of insertions, will be continued
yn,tlns VIZ ~, out. and charged for accordingly.
until otu.'s deductions made to yearly advertisers
e I Is,,sr. addressed to the Editor, in orAer to
w. .tention, MUST BE POSTPAID.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-14

CScoTr RICHMAN, Attorney at Laav,
Bloomington, Iowa.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-14

~1ro HUTCHISON & CO., Boot aud Sho
r nck,rs would respectfully inform the inhab-
s,', Of lhi, place, and the surrounding country,
Vs., bev arc now prepared to execute all orders in
y :, line in neat and substantial manner, al re-
I'san in price proportoned to the state of the
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-06-14

W. Wheat. Dry Hides, Iallow, Beeswax, etc. taken
n shoemakers and others can be supplied
-hp,rs Bloomington. Nov.3. So