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New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

- lBiNEAU NEW SWIMMING BATH at the foot of
D-shusses neHr St Johns PARK North now
open fo1 season. Swimming Bath eHc!usyey devoted
to the ladies every day IN the week Open from sunrise until
/! O'Clock night. Admnance l21 cents hot sea Baths
ai al houY. lei ~
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'ris pleasure III hfc 10 pnsscs> and be cheer'd
BIZ n snnn ihai VIII s...en the sslnMnh Tic Mcnrl-

Make lnicr thar creamy aaD fine.
IhHj wIll lat, MT try up tore The shawn: = finished
The razor rendy the tough beard DIMINISHED.
Gentlemen, the greatest comfort You e shaving
ca;i>ed w :he al the Old Maple, Sunp. made
umed paste by oues. This orc the long sought Tor e>d
deraum Ui Shaving soap TO mike lch rich lG'lier.
that viii no; diy II ud really does tins Sut'efs the
beard, makes the SKIN soft and smooth and gives fine ira.
10 Tie Gents lsS Sold ut - Chatham
and 33 Broadway. and l' Fulton IL Brooklyn. Je 2ecd
FEMISA. FEMISA OMNI, VISCIr.- Women carry every
thing eufe the. But when they must youth beau
~, cherry lips. dmples. pOuiins months. vemllOn
cheeks nnd then there mistake but that such
will indeed carry every thing before her. Now, the grand
retair these attractions. Attended, moment,
and Will reveal IT. If>lray supeuois haIr stealing
your polished SKIN, your brow m fof instance noi;le
olDr Felix Gour0ud Poudre Subtle, und. 10 md behold
hbfe yanshcs e i you use the aTticcli the t,t
were wont To blend with the lily, cheeks fed
his Vegetable Liquid Rouge; # Sickness the Solar tennS
nave dscnlued und roughcd, chapped tender .sh
wcc there remedy hi, Italian Medicaed
Sonpl whose virtues above ALL really beyond ccdence-
In word The Df has thing to renovate decayed beauty
nnl the romantic maiden, who trl.ng
defect her otherwise enchantnsy attractive face will be
find remedy al 81 W lker street irt Store FROM Broad
way. Jel 2t cod
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School and hiisceIIaneous Books, &c.
WILLIAM X. CORNWELL,

3.S BrGUer-street tmO d1Ors fran PcarL-str"Gt,
C|s> Offers nt LOWEST RATES School and Nsce!la-
Books Blank Huoks. Papers. t&u> and Stationery
general q which he Invites the attention J Merchants
mi 4mS
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
SElN-lORk
Cash Tailoring Establishment,

142 ULTON.STREET, NEAR BROADWAY.
This establishment furnished w!th entirely and
splendid Stock. Gentlemen about 10 order their supply OF
Cuhns for the season ure respectfully invited cal and
large and varied assortment OF Spring and Summer
Goods which have been selected with the greatest possible
quality of ma;ci and style o pacrrs-embrac!ns the
finest French and ErG! Cloths, Cassme!es and Nestings To
be found any house this any other city the ntet
States The Cutting Department will still be conducted by
Mr. Fisher and iIr Couch, OF rm who have been long
and believe ayoLy known the c this house.
and we atter ourselves that Will be able furnish Gentle
mems Garments equal point of tit ond elegance TINT Of
any other establishment this Europe. And by ad
herring strictly the CuSh and OnePrlce system.
be 10 supply customers with rsrnie articles OF Clothing
sreaty reduced prices A. :. FISHER II Co. m22 Inns
t-ts- The Invisible Wig closely resembles the
real head o hair that and cUnnnsScurs have prununc-
; perfect and extraordinary nNcntt" uite day
The sfeut advantage o th novel and unique Wig ITS he
10: made without winch ts appear
nncc closely resemble the Huiura lHr. bo;h liness
and general appearance defy dceciiun, IL texture beng
b-uuu. porous and Tree that all cases Of erSrG-
evaporation UnIpee, and the great evs Of other
WcS entirely avoided Tie scqpc AMI connoisseuf a.f aae
invited inspect tins and beautiful WIZ. ana Tie
cuur method OF ii:tinG the head ut he manufacturer, y
BARRY. iG B0aiway corner o LDefty street, Up Stars
my2a lris
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

A proposition from John Ward * Co. siO 900 1O2
received about hour after the propositions had been opened
IL will be seen James Taylor, Cashier of tho Commercial
Bank Of Albany. obtained sisoO0 and John Thompson. 80
Va-street the remainder $50 0QO-his being the highest bid
made excepting ohm Ward X Co.'S
The following were the sales az the Boston Bro
kers Board yesterday $500 Reading Railroad Bonds 20;
shares Hamilton Manufacturing Company. ll2ls do
Nashua do 5571k % do Western Railroad, AZ 81 do do
~ 10 do Boston and Providence do lOS zoo do Reading
do 2S 100 do do, GOD, S4 ~ East Boston Company
l3: . do Hamilton Bank. lOg1s.
The Philadelphia Spirit of he Times says: We
understand that such have been made will
cure the Philadelphia WILMINGTON and Baltimore Railroad
against any future competition. giving them the entire Soui
e and Western travel over the great iho!oushoFe between
he two cities ci Philadelphia and Baltimore, which must at
Ru distant day wh udicous management land the road
now good hands, make this one oi ule i,>t VALUABLE ha-
road Stocks IN the country.
EXPENSES III t@iNU
Interest on uai> ,
Dividend Oh capital s.. per
WO
The receipts u, the Philadclphla Office OF the
rhladelphs and Columbia Railroad S 81 since Nov
20. 1873.
Sales of Real Estate at auction, May 81.
By .7nttonv j. BlcecEer u CO.
lot ah Between sd and h SIS Is IT. sn by 20
$ s5..i.Sy s. i.a;y
corner Of S3d ,t. q 75..2.!W
= 18th and zi'' s'';33 = % q. ..s,;23 s;23
lot on y w Of sd 81 and Lexington Avenue 100
sd 81. adJomrnlig. ............'... ~
10, side ed St cor lexington av2l IL by IS sln sS
adjoining. same size c.'... .sto
:, each.-....-.- 'S'.y Syv
| u.-l
s5!Gt. q it IN BY IS it. m each.
10, on the North side Of sd ST. 2 n in by 10
'' each. .2,625
-,
= ... 10y
- of 18th $50
2Nh t....:........,...... ~
lots South side I'D each p 1t. hy q IT, sIn.......3H
lots 2!d between Sd rv and Lexington av each 80
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

DROwSiSEss, SWIMMING or TnE HEAP. Roaring Noise
the lars, lleldhce PnlpalluH OF the Heart &c-Nughis
indian Vegetable ls II certain cure for the above
pleasant complaints because they from the bad these
.enan and corrupt hum0rS winch. when oatnc III the
eJa crcuGioiI oi determination
rush n blood 10 the head, sldnc,'. loss Of memory, dmne
sight, drUwSlnc, pam the end and many other yup
toms oi II IUnde aud corrupt state of the blood.
Wnsht Indian Vegetable Pills also Of the very bc
medicines the world for the Of Indigestion md there
Will only MI e above unpleasant symptoms
and entirely prevent any evil consequences resulting from
rush of blood 10 the head s Will most aSsuredly restore the
body I II state of sound heal,h.
CACToSA> counieriel;> abroad. AVOID ali oi
doubtful character and be particular 10 ASK for WTI:ts ntag
Vegetable Pills.
Offices devoted exclusively TO the sale of the Medicine
wholesale and reu-Nu Is Greenwich street NewY0rk Ne
rs fremont street Boston: and l9 kace street PhIndelnh
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01
REMOVAL OF THE
NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING

From l42 Fnit0n-Street TO 1877 BrOddrdy.
The Subscribers have removed their establishment ls7
.s,oawny doors below the franklin House and nre now
prepared with full and varied assortment oi Cloths. Cassi
mere, and Vcslng which they would invite Tho attention
Of their old customers and the public In removing To more
central ocgfion wh increased nciles Tor DONG business.
we shall G enubed Ia offer st greater Inducements to tho
cash paying customer shall always aim, BY adhefins to
The Cash and One Price System retain the confidence 0i our
Having employ the most experienced cut
er and employing the best of workmen and having
the whole business under our own mmedte supervision.
safely guarantees that garments will compare IN sylo
and eegAnc. with those Of house the United States In
have hnnd full and COM
plee of every article usually kept gentleman .
Quitting house. where customers can always depend on
nS sf j. c. BOOTH & co.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

g gssr c TO 9.s Be & @es s3y G@GTg I'd % S 3
the won,lef,workng Daley, Magical Pam EIt;arqrr lz
ne, les ii Lind ID or I 6celas be sure to get Daey The TRUE
Walker street, first Store FROM Broadway. jel u cod
CO The Rev. Dir. Durbin VIII preach IN the
Greene st. Church tomorrow morning at lOi o'clock /
rhe fscv. c. r. Pierce. OF Georgia, wiIl preach
tie Mulberry Street Church ;onoFow moEns Mt 10; o.
clock IT.
o. Second Coming of Christ Nigh nt
Hand.-Georce So'rs will ecurc lcyteace pcmttia:
aFoel I'M, m g@ l Ifi iae2 stf SHs 4H9' n u ef m mtG
Elder Eoq taushn the evening Services connsnre u, hall
past 10 clock ~ NJ and at and hall past ocockf NJ i
~ Second Advent OF Christ nj Hand!!!-
Lectures on this thrilling subject are continued nt - Luxe
Buildings Hudson and Grove SIS regularly every sab
Thursday evenings nj o'clock. Brother Bliss Of Boston Ed
or Advent Herald and Signs otie Times Repore'.
aud Brother hutchinson. Ui TINS city are expected TO oe with
us ncNt Sabbath. i
n Second SEEMING Gf Oh chr:s, az, Ns=h II n. a nt
important subject Fankn Hall, i55 Chatham square 10
morrow sabbath June ID morning and afternoon, and FL
ler GEORl,E SrORHS III the evening. Services commence
the usual hours T public worship seats Tree Ihs pGuHc
invited 10 attend i
~ The Christian, Union have removed to the
Lrceaa Of Natural HSt"rg5t3 Broadway between SpTln.
and Prince streets where discourse wl be delivered Sunday
june ID By ". H. Clannlns At 1- o:ocS. Jlh
nc Entire Sanctiiicatiom.-Uev. :. u. Cochran
vii preach tbs subject III continuation tomorrow e'enhs
ssc Crosby street I'd story d"ors below Sprin- Street
Preaching also IN the morning a To- o'clock seats Tree
us-I. O. of o. F.-An adjourned meeting ofille Com
mite Of AIapcem.n tom the several Lodges the Cee
%siio"a IaIl On Monday June 2 at - O'Clock T. VI
b y, ,,. @ ~ :tc I -"mI,fte, on Muse &c fiy order
DAVID ID. EGAN, Chairman
] O. HORROR Secretnry.
& BHfot further particulars see Golden Rule el 2'i.'
-~-- 49,, 81
iss- Irish EmiGrant SOcicty.-ihe ne anhuai
Meeting of the Society ul be held on NonGay evening
June 81 4; "a O'Clock. nj Washington Hall Ai tiose iea!
'' rel II: n; ;"'''' 1'' '''' R. HOGAN, President
---<-- 0-.-<--- ,, ., ,ho .,,y md
resumed the practice profession al No log Br3ai"ay
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

~ Summer Hats.-rearl and Dah CASHMERE and
other Hats suitable for the seaso now enGy Tor IN
an.,;',a ~, ORLANDO FlSiiS.
"a" =, 49, Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

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Cleared.

s'ps Henry. Noyes NOlIeans Nesinth & Walsh: Cncin
NJ Roe, do Stanton q Frost Andrew Scott. Emery Port
BIG Gunare. Lufkins. Airicn Ncsm,h & Walsh: Beast,
~ Mckinney, Barbadces. MddleloA i Co; George Hull
S'siOD, e.. Buckley; Ctoon Souard. Mobile, f. d. llur-
tCo ''''''N' " ''''''
ShooHer Ralus Br. Faulkner. Pnrso.o do
aos Moses Eddy. BWen. Providence: Ornament, Oaks
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

HlDES-Nc natice sales 80 Aux Cnyes md lot Of Buey
tyrt un,i l2l icSn. =, 10 cents cash
I.EAD.A sale a. lUsl pigs In. b.c q. casi
GiSrle, 100 bnrTcis CrIe Whale 81 cents H. ;o-
arnufi 2yJ '-cr7 Offered that price aud M cents
bid
SK!NS.-Wenoiicc sales ycc Cu7co= cc-.st % cts ms
FlSlIThcie some parcels Jr, God nta3 vyhrrh ura
selling a2s5ls %. Safe 20 barrels No Mackef-
so1etnr Oh g 90 No are md firm at s1 acc
ana va, lent- and dull nj los
her CONTINUES some demand Tor Prime
PORK. ana 5e GO bb have changed hands lsl -
offered y 5ose 1 fe,g small lot. were re
ported sold "t 50 l2i No h5s sou: Prime sold 81 p OF
Mess r bhS sold s. 20. There i.o.e ncvitT
Reef nnd s0l tbl. Troy Prime sod n, 81 and 80 n City
Mes- at q - 80. sale 80 bhs inferior Beef i,aGs
made at cent per III. Wc farther aleS 53l bh
Lard o. coats In r. lO0j bhs hive been taken
esaor sale. 20 hhds. Smoked iilns MT a. % hb!. ant
lu tc> Picked do nt3 . und - t.. DO. Shoulders
"a. Fc-h Eeten fucr sells at y iu
y sne 81 2t1l s. Od made q; Cheese vccy
dull o, q i cents 70. new.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

a1- To Temperunce F-icnds.-The friends OF
e,npennce ARE .eimle ia; health, ,uer aud comfort are
found Us usual 80 arcay>;. This establishment having
en retti and put m complete order all StrnngeT ard trends
visiting ciry stay who would Ike 70 tf ;he
,pcrnry o well cuscn vegetable diet. respectfully
vited 10 call. tEl2 In ROSNi!. GOSS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

o ese noXious rcfiin may be had al q CUuTtland -
q But CAS- CoSsUNPTioN IL CURED ODDS bless inc
that question which who lived IN dssec;ln- room
would laugh How many peop do you examine who have
lungs ubefculacd but which otherwise sound WHAT
CONsUMFroS uterces the lungs Then thee
tnbcrc!es hea!e the patient must better says
the ceIebraed ABrRSETny. And what did he for curing
tubercaaed lungs Some oi the vcty Ingredients that enter
the composition Of Dr. TAYLoRs BALs,M OF LIVER
from 80 BowgRY. TINS valuable discovery CON-
bnu,lon affects the whole constitution Ono The pop
ar writers Of the gives the result OF m long observation
thu, pulmonary tuercle bu; the development o general
disease hence the of the OF the
in this disease of the Les physicians whom Eng
and gave BIRTH and the venerable Dr. oLYoxE. of
country wnoc lie prolonged to the Of lO1
yeir,, and Of Dr. TAYLOR, my iren of the brightest
ornaments oil the University OF Pennsylvania whose talents
and Npeence ih, mrica'ei remedy viii be lasnc mouu.
neat, spreading ms fame throughout al lands.
Beware fcouu,efvi, Buy nothing instead Soc that the
nme oi Dr. e. J. Iced, who sole proprietor of this n
clc is the engraved libel Bus only 375 Bowcry or
Ia Nutei.,;reet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

| CuSTEL's MAGICAL. PAS EXTRACTOR, New York. Will
Cirr any oi tire uluwlns c,lnpant,BuFns, Scaif Sn
igun rheumatism. sore Ey and Nipples. Ile> aud utt
sores th.DlI.US, an itchnrs, ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

F.COLTON. Auct,onecr.
II COTTON y co. Auction and tommi.s%n AefchahtS
NO. lib Fulton stree, and - hnn et-!cerh ad'anee'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

r. G.,::,c,ue...s summer !Iai-.-tiilDoN,
corner Mall and Nas,; streets prepared To furnish his
New style OF Summer Hats. which very light and OF
teor,;f,I q ye nud finish my3i lalis
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

CAruoN-IAe @r7taiae Pam Extractor to he had ONLY
IN thi, city AZ y CUufsg;G, street
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

C.:- RarnhilI's in,ieliSie Ink.-Ihe sipet'ortT
OF this Marking Ink vc'y generally -" ny
the ir,irgI., and CONSUMERS u Tn. rrtrle IN Phadephn-a
Large number ui whom nlreay i=,'eti H. s NAY DE- seen
m their advertisements md have pronounced N S"p'"rio
my o,h4r nd.lie inh whether of domestic or ipre'G as
The whole preces "i naf>ns may be completed IN hfse
minute, even ut U'GGi:st i desirable.
f. r1lad Parniiis IIi,lbc lnk after the Christian name
c one ri on, irm who nen'ed Manufactured and Tor sale
bv POTTS, LINN L HARRIS.
- Wholesale Drug -isis.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

~ Seventeenth Wa rd.-A regular monthly meet
ns the Seventeenth Ward Iemocratc Mhg slay Sisb
md FIrst, on Mnnday Evening June 3rd lsii, AT
o'clock Member. will please be punctus IN atien1ance
Nv order THEODORE f. TOMLlNSON, PTes:
1str ri heTI1S Ms {Sec'etares iel A
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

loQHTo YoCE PNvrGiEs Ayp Bkp-RooMs:-Iiave You
H"lcieS Bugs ynnr iori,c \ sure ENeruGaGr
Vt iese noXous yefln Iany be bad nj q Contnndt s
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

r,.5- G.n;!ci:,"..'s summer Ha;s,-Bird'S styles
q. Summer Has comprising the --latest pat;ess exceedingly
lisht and beeu'iiaI ready. BIRD
na5 2,yi,. Cor Fine and Nassau.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-01

SASDs's observation-disclosures OF the skin have a,nrt
edcumprratyc'y :l lii- untl within pc
nod, mud pcrap there when much
eS has teeu n1liestet al both ui the
tendan Of the ohtinate chonr constitutional disorders,
The cOnpeXon oheTwiSe transparent ruined Hy pinps.
pustucS Eiuntuaf enlagemen fostering under the ,Sa,
which not uiy endanger hclth but life In other
I'id spG b!tc. catbuucics approaching sup
purniion observed. II would be portray the Gi
ietct Shades and vare OF cuEeouS affections but
9. the General system or constitution How can health
be eno?c. OF ic ltseii Prove blessing, when the blood the
grand fountain c IN. aad heatn. impure
Sarls7 S-Snr1ri. ns tecu trcl, proved and ackuow.
lodged 10 be aiiRt ecey1.J desirable suy the tloo
10 cleanse md eaoyd;e the general The 'tlGnps
n> ialne'! over disease are such not furnished rom
locc who iast close. when death would draw
cu-in il' worlds Il purii. cleanse, aud
sirece ic crninnsp'nss oi ie, asd Iauzc, y-of
throughout the Na"le animal frame.
f"f ccfnciie' ird numerous testimonials see pam-
pllets and various papers.
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail. by A. T. & D.
sold aio NJ 23 Bruadway East Broadway nsd BY druggists
generally throughout the United ststes
SPRING MEncINEAtis oil the every one should
punly her blood. We advise all 20 tciStGcks Sar,4pl
,o ' purpose IN diseases arising from mputiy OF Tic blood
Chronic Rhcunmtlsrn ceoe-sl Ilcblity
ScFoiuln. King, Evil Errptinn> Of .fc SKIN
ilecurinl Diseases, Swelling OF the Bones
&c &c nj 2 CouEut rcet New York0 cents per bottle
or 81 per DOZEN.
BEtTNEss.-Dr lIcNar', Acoustic OIL certain cure ior
denne;s A,o The East India Hair Dye. viii color the hair
but Will no, the kln Or. Spohns SICK Headache Remedy
wnrfah''d To cure any case " q Cont'landi>t
RHerMAr1sM-Ilow important to those who have Rherma
iisn nou Contracted Cords Muscles the Indinn Nece
bic E!Air and iinneu wce hn> never been known m
nse case 10 cure ie; complaints. NJ u Couriandt s.
WARRANTED.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-05-31

Stxp,sR-Of all slanders, thai which -
aimed at The destruction Of the spotless reputa'
ton Of defenceless female, 10 inconvertioly,
the most execrable, hateful, inhuman and un'
manly! He who would wilfully attack the
pure vestal with the foul contamlnating Drea'n
Of scandal, can be animated with nothing less
than spirit of the demon Of tho darkest cast.
They are the slken cords that attach Us TO lite !;
their society alone renders this world to'eratIe;
deprive Us OF that, and this world becomes
barren, dark and dreary waste, and every
excitement to deeds Of valor, of honor. and OF
chivaIry. become exiinguished at once; and
we wander about in the dark, without any
guide OF leading principles. Where then.
would be our statesmen, our warriors, and IN
deed even society," Sunk; sunk. sunk, into
a state Of inaction and primeval chaos! The
fair have a natural claim upon Us for protec-
ton; they confidently expect it from ns they
should not be disappointed! Go with the
slandered female to her closet, SO dsfamlng
vipers view her agony 10 secret; see her
wiring her hands and tear her locks with the
frenzy Of despairing victim; observe the
large tears of anguish quickly coursing each
other down her pale and emaciated cheeks,
while her eyes are cast upwards In agony, in
exprcssble, calling upon her God for that pro-
lection which she vainly expected to receive
from her fellow beings. Pale as monumea-
tai marble, frantic and almost breathless, she
utters her complaints with convulsive shud.
der of a broken hear, she wastes away amid
the dark horrors of despair. Isay, view these
things, and if you have the least particle Of
humanity in Yous disposition, would emphat.
ically say to you, in the words Of celebrated
author 60 mend! Go mend!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-05-31
WOOL CARDING.

NHE undersigned would respectfully inform
u the farmers and wool.growers of the central
part Of Iowa, that he has purchased the woo-card.
ing establishment, formerly owned by John J. Tom
lnson, two and half miles west of Upton, in &c.
dar county, where he is now prepared to card with
sufficient despatch to accommodate the present
wants Of the central part Of the Territory Persons
from distance win be accommodated so as to re.
turn with their rolls.o Wool must be in good order
and one pound of lard to seven Of WOOL
Wool, Flax-seed, Dry Hides, Beeswax, and
White Beans will be received in payment for card.
ing. mar % 6m1 JOHN MCPHERSON.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-05-31

The promising young man Of this city who
constructed sleigh in his fathers cellar so
large in dimensions that it would not begin to
pass through the door, was at the time consld.
cred rising genius in his way; bat he could
not compare at all with the wiseacres OF brls-
toll England, who have actually built the
j" Great Britain" steamship SO large that it
cannot be got out Of the dock. and have be-
come the butt Of laughter for the whole nation.
Cio. ENG,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-05-31
COACH AND Wagon SHOP,

uNHE undersigned takes this method Of announ-
Il cling to the citizens of Bloomington and the SUR
rounding country that he continues the manufacture
Of Coaches and Wagons, at his shop in the lower
story ofthe Carpenter Shop of j. c. Irwin, near the
Steam mill on I'd street where he is prepared to exc
cute all kinds Of work in his line in Substantial
neat and workmanlike manner, on terms unusually
low; for instance, he will furnish two horse wag.
CONS warranted to be Of good materials, for sixteen
dollars. Knowing that the public have been de-
ceived by the publicity Of pretended mechanics who
understand the brag better than the mechanical part
Of the business, he would only say that he warrants
all his work not to break down or give way under
the first load that is put upon them.
q All kinds of produce taken in payment for
work. Repairing done on the shortest notice.
FRANCIS PERRY.
Bloomington, Sept 8, ls43-44-Gm.