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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

NOTICE % Rsilrosf COntrsciOfs-Pfoposals VIII be
be- received The Office u the Northern Railroad IN
Concord H. for the grading, sOnry snd bridging upon
the Northern Railroad extending from Concord 70 LeDa
r. H. toe mouth Of Wine River distance Of about
o miles.
BIOS vii be- received f0r he In subdivisions from
DauDury the summit OrGnge % EnteG y H. on Or
the oh day Of October inst and for the remainder of
he road before the 3Jh day Of October inst
Plans AID specifications Of the several rub divisions ~ said
road may be seen al the once Of .ad road days previous
~ the several times specified a. above.
IL Will be expected that the wOrs VIII be commenced ~
soon d. ma be- after the contracts are closed.
ONsLOW STEARNS,
Agent for CoIstruc. .ug the Road
JONATHAN ADAMS, Engineer
forrnr1 . D. Ori O. Irf. OlDtni
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CIGN IN nRNANIENrAL Pa.n-nr--Ita

y rences and every description Of artists work execute
win lealness 8li prUmpttuG- Also, limitations Of Woo
snd Marbles. Shop corner OF William ana Cedar; eptrsDc
~ - Cedafs.
Orders f0r the Trade particularly collected
~ I'M SEYMOUR KOSSETFR.
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HOUR CHANGED TO $ O'CLOCK.
r. rfnPi. p Line SrEANBOAr,

-,r-raa-.-1N tNN ALBANY, Daily, sundays rh.r ss~e
sss>-asAas<e IHscVsa DiSgcr-Af 0'cloSk,f ". uu1
.ha Per between Colr tli sn1 LIhcIiy -irrcSs
New steamboat iiENDRiCh HUDSON Capt K @ ia.-
ienden ~. rsa oa Monday, wednesday sAo t'1N'
EVENINGS q. . o'c. = .
ssssaa55s. ANlChEABOCKER, cap- 4 houghiou.~ y
lrave on .aestNy TaarsCa ~ ana SAmfcsy evenings -
o. 'ock.
a. F.rs OCr-k L. 81 Landing 90 irier~sd'af'
Places from f1oi 81 Bgrlay-st
sisar,noS SOUTH AMERlCA Captain l.. W n,s.nsi =
0tu esve Aoniss, "Wednesday, fridSs ana S1n4'f
aaerlOons Al O'clock 81, .
sa.ln1rli NORTH AMERICA, Capt X n fuffy,
wulIesve Tuesday, Thursday aad sssardAs s'rfnoo'
vii ,fflse N Albany ample time tur De Morning tfAo
OF Cars Tor the tssl or West
sp- rh- heals are and substantial ARE nru,shes
- new and essanlsste oons AMI for speed And accom-
ru..ia..,ns s-e uuriysisd on no Hudson
Frigh aiken az NoferGfs hdfe'
rs- u persons So io1id trusting ANY " the Boat u
al. L,1e :. ..hout written order rom he Captain %
Agents 1901. - O..
For PsssAsr Or tril Apply VapcHu " 10 = =. SN..s.
- .h....l.... ..u tns shat nlS
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make assurances against loss damage by FIRE and
INLAND NAVIGATION, on terms 40 favorable 40 sny
other SIM NJ nslutOn in the city.
Capital 800 .Ooo-Ofhce No - Wsilsree
DIRECTORS.
K llsvers Caleb llsl.ied, John R.nkin,
saial TAYLOR, VIM w Todd hegs Benjamin.
J Phillips ghpnx, WIN Couch rathsnal Weed,
flaming Tucker l. WoOley, Ferdinand suyisr,
DAVID Lee b vsrnum, Henry @ Thompson,
John Wolfe, Peter l. neyius Edward Anthony,
l.. HkHENS, President
l. WIS PHILLIPS. c-rratary. dipny
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lnif.

xxrtIIIA,ISBURt;H Fire Insurance Co Once
w Grsut-sL isl-street Wlllamseargh
Agency Office - Wallet, New fofS
rhi. Company are ready 20 pay AT claims for losses
an.t hen-snd continue 70 insure sgains. css amt dam
a. by hre On ~ isvorshis terms ss C. her Offices
DIRECTORS
samuel Nulets Charles y. Handy Francis seinnru'
rhoma. Nj 18th. f.eml Richardson, FredA W tavie'
Nicholas Myckof. ChFisrn Zaorskee, samuel H. Nispp
A. {. Benedcl John Skllnas \ l. NSn po'se'e'
jeremiah Johnson.
LEM Ell RICHARDSON President
4 B. HooC - Secretary
WAsHi~Gros Posr, Agent
JOHN X. kossRrs surveyor
Applications for Insurance will receive immediate aucn'
non Il made % the following Agents OF the Company
Robert snield.. No. 81 Grald-sL
Msckrell Richardson. corner Houston snd NPfi's -
Augustus l.. " GOD. "a Houston 81
Aaron Hariinan. No. ~ VI berry -
Benjamin Richardson sth avenue near iti ~
Edward Butler. l4 Bowery.
Abel Price, Spring s. near Bowcry.
ConSin L. Martin. corner sthav aud ION = gl'sMo,y
OFFICE of the CROrON INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ No % WalsL al joining The Mechanics Bans M me
Civ Of New YorkTn- Company lost by the recent FIRE
$1,000 Their assets over sni above al claims against
them exceed 10000 They continue 10 insure Marine ana
Trustees.
James Harper Loru. Andrews, Robert Lane
Edward Richardson Joseph Nones, John 4 Ouchrls
James Phalen, Leonard appleOy' yas StyuNni
: A Iswreuce As. : Crosby John y Lssas,
Edwin r. Tremsin, John j. herrck Sanil SHERWOOD,
Slas NJ. Crandail, Abraham Van Nest, James COOK,
iohu RrrA.ted Mm X CoLxens, Elias I Aldrch,
James Cruikshank, Herman Gould, Geo Whitaker
/ Leander Starr Thro \ Meyer. ThOs MOnahsn,
Charles l. NOse. Cyrus Chenery, ueor.e falsni
Zadock Pratt, Lawrence Hill VIM Burxoyne,
Geo L De Kay Wu n Townsend
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE. President
JOSEPH =. MONIES, Nice-PresideDt
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Secretary.
Capt S4NuEL GAMBLER, Marine Inspector.
Also Inspector for "Lloyds' for the Port Of New-Yors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

TE'U CARPET VI Floor ClOln Ma1uiaciurers - on
i attention i- called o. fia 81 heavy India RubDc
Clo.h compounded with cheap earthly mater and submitted
o. The iesiug process desirable foundation on wncl
10 PRINT Tie advantage Of this IT, hat cloth thus made
may be- brought into maTset IN few days instead %
month. as by old process Orders executed for piece
70 wide a. xix feet by
oil HORACE n. DAY, - Maiden-l4ne.
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sAN'L UsSSsY. Secretary.
Mutura Post Physician. i04 Broadway OF lm
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SIGNS,
EILT. PLAIN AND ORNAM Entail, by ACkkknAp
" l. MILLER, lOl Hssssl-sIec.. between Fulton AM
koo fSfiv
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49, FOX Long BRANCH, OCEAN

ssssSt...--.iN House Rumson FalOn Town, Shre~se1y
aud Mana.quaD. The and eeg CANT es
pressure steamer EDWIN LEWIS, Capt CorIes, VII
leave Catherine Market follows touching Al Pier No
Fasi River, going and returning;
Laws Ns~-YOkK. Leaves EAros 1ors
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. x0-s- .tOlt nuD-ON AND INrkM,lt-
IL FOR sAuGERTIEs s.a eal :, z;

fsy'i-..-l tIIe spltnlld Steamboat JANIS WADI
son, Cape II. J. Cipperiy viii leave ne
foot Of Ccar-t every Monday. Wednesday end -sufdsy
81 O'Clock T. N. For passage freight apply board
orio OF. WAINWRIGHT. Agent, on the wharf III
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camps, Gntlerp, 81.

A IN.ANaCS.-The trade supplied with Amsnac-
~ he prces Of sciurng ~ Ie Tribune oihce su1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

EOAL.-l AIN now delivering the best quality Of Peach
u Ochard Coal usual nj the lowest possible prices,
Broken Egg and Stove s. 81, Large Nut - CO. Small
Nul - & and delivered IN thcbe- order, from the
yard King ard Greenwich-ss - per ton es. II
taken from hoas 2U' PETER CLINTON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

SIsPENDkKs The subscribers have on had he
- hes. assortment Of India Rubber Corrugated supporters
10 be found in the city Every pair warranted give
tire satisfaction the taye.for sac cheap b. TIE case
poren single pair HUTCHISSOS& RlNfOS.
Md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

W ~ u. ih''t"'.'' ''''fff
4 ny-Ofice No. - Waisrcet-Wih sound Capital,
pledged for future LOSSES, exceeding 5000 OO-srr
paving their entire claims by the ate Coniagrsuon-con-
uue 10 insure against os- damage by IRE, and he
casualties Of MARINE and INLAND NAVIGATION, on
the most favorable Terms.
~ Claimants by the recent FIRE requested 10 forward
their claims for immediate adjustment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21


Will you again allow me TO fill some spare cor
ncr of your paper with few facts deduced from
he bloody history of human violence The news.
paper press has long perpctuated "reminiscences OF
War seasoned to the ardent fancy OF youth, with
the gorgeous heroics OF patriotism poetry and 70
nance | should be exceedingly grathcd to your
courtesy and you might lay mankind under some
obligation To that bland quality of Christianity, y
VOC would occasionally admit into your columns
some of hos, RempisceHccs Of Var calculated 10
inspire 49,. ..1 ,Ouug anu eta, OF this enlightened
age with an indomitable adherence of all that 81
vors OF the spirit or tends TO pcrpetuate the eN-
issencc Of that sanguinery monster. These unpo
etical "reminiscences are living without any associa
ton with romance or ne herocs OF the Imagination
IN the sleepless misery of millions of your fellow
bengs-,he burning Inheritance Of War. The
down. crushed poor of Chrisiendom, who with the
besrcd vision OF their starved intolects cropping
for the cause of their poverty and degradation and
yrasping at its slow revelation
They have discovered in the monstrous ineamcnis
of War the pampercd Gorgon which for ages. has
fed at the veins of Labor and is now eating out the
substance and subsistence OF their bodies and souls,
and cnslaving them to want, wrctchedness and
hopeless ignorance. They appeal 10 you to indict
this horrd cannbal War before the tribunal Of
Humanity, and enters there the evidence OF IT'S
savage a,rocty pcrpetuaed on the race and written
m lines of fire aud rivers of blood around the globe
Here then. Mr. Editor, are a few of the rcmns-
cences OF War. entirely shorn OF poetry. They
are bloody witnesses To the truth, aud lei them ties
uiy. In the periodical bu,cheries IN the human
family the following hccatombs have been offered
,p 10 that cod Of battles which both Christians and
pacans have wOrshipcd with the same devotion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21
I'm PLATED LEAD PIPE

A SURF PROTECTION against the in iurlous effects Of
n sd, offered by the subscribers Al hi price
which common lead pipe can be purchased AL pipes
-od by them stamped " Lowoers Patent TIN Plated
Pipe and wsuanled perfect IN every respect
On hand and constantly manufacturing all sizes and
WEI ghi from ~ los per foot and OF sizes from
70 4nches In cabre and be made any length required
sul2 Sins LOWSER 4 LIZ ROY. ~ Wesi-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

IL FOh fREl6fG or Charter, Tor Liverpool or
S32S Brisi0l-The well Known bf. Bsrque, DOCHfOyR
T. Wakehsm, master, Will be- ready 70 receive
seii IN few days. For particulars apply 10
W. 4 J. I TAPsCOIT, Is sOull A.
oil corner Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-21

asst with despatch Tue frst class iast sailing packet
ship ROSE ,TASDlsH, Cspt Spencer, viii sail a.
above her regular day The mOdaOns for carin 2d
cabin and Storage Passengers unsurpassed By
81 IN port and number Of Passengers already en-
gagged persons DESTROYS Of oerh- should I'M
nied al application on board Wes side Burnzsp or tO
ole JOSEPH McNURRAY. cor. OF Pine and south At.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
UPPER MISSISSIPPI PACKET.
Hard,care, Planes, Edge Tools,
and Building Materials.

DONALDSON & HALL. Manufacturers
~ of Planes, and Importers and Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Edge Tools are now re-
cevins their fall stock of goods, embracing in part
Spears of all descriptions; braces and bits;
socket and frmer chsels; turning chisels and gOu-
ges; concave and common augers; auger bits and
hollow augers; screw drivers; spoke shaves; giml,
lcts brace avis; t, ing and framing squares; meas
uring lines; mortice and common gouges; bevels:
levels; piumbs and levels; falling, hand broad and
ship axes; Singing hatchcts and ship malls.
COOPER'S TOOLS-Consis,ing of s,avc,
backing, following, champering and sIlave-up
knives; broad axes; AIDES; frows; crozes; bowels:
doweling bits. &c. sc. Cross cut, mill and pit
saws.
BUILDING MATERIALS - Consisting of
locks, laches, butt and Parliament hinges; screws;
axle pules, nails, &c.
Table and poke, cutlery; butchers and shoe
knives; curry combs long and short handled frying
pans tea kettles coffee mills; shovels and tongues;
'Sanderson's cast steel; flat, round and half round
files; rifle barrels and gun locks, &c.
Wepay particular attention to mechanics tools,
of all descriptions, and, being manufacturers we
can furnish tools on more favorable terms than any
other house in the west
~ B.-A liberal discoun. made to merchants
who pc chase planes. Our prices as low as any
other Il, FAC lrers' in the United States.
St. Louis, July 10, lS45.-3m
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
HEREB! certify TO the following facts respect

HEREBY certify TO the following facts respect
= ing SpoAa's Headache Remedy. After day
OF considerable fatigue, was attacked suddenly
with dizziness and difficulty of seeing distinctly
the atmosphere appearing very smoky. I sup
posed that probably some attack of an sppoplectie
character was al hand. hurried home, the diff
culties increasing, but as yet scarcely any pain
But my alarm was dissipated in violent at.
tack OF sick headache-the first that ever expert
enced. In few days another attack ensuetl. and
fear would have continued to return had not
providentially become acquainted with the above
mentioned remedy. | used the medicine for few
months, whenever the attack commenced, and from
that time to the present-four years-have not had
a single attack. Since that, have recommended
ii to others in very large number of cases, with
relief in all cases, and in many with complete sue.
cess S. n STANTON. M. d.
Mrs. Costenbader has been from infancy most
painfully afflicted with headache, so much SO that
al times her eyes became fixed and coored She
had the headache at all times but sometimes more
dreadiully than at others. She has consulted many
Of the best physicians here and at Philadelphia
without any permanent relief whatever, till she has
now taken DR.. spohn's Headache Remedy, and be-
came quite well. OF this she can convince any one
who will call on her at No. AZ Pitt-st.
JOHN COSTENBADER.
For sale at the Drug Store of E. E. FAY.
Bloomington, June %, 1916.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
Rec. Dr. Barth0temeac's
Pink ErpectOr0nt SvratD.

A N agreeable cordial, and ef1ectual remedy for
IA coughs, hoarseness, colds, pain in the breast,
influenza, hard breathing, and difficult expectora.
tion For adults and children in cold climates and
warm.
1t has remained to late day to discover arti-
Gle so admirably fitted to these complaints so pow
erful and eliecual and yet so perfectly innocent
and mild.
Let not the public class the scientific results Of
learned Ply scian and Divine with the nostrums of
the day. Let them make careful perusal of the
evidences attending this article; their responsibility.
nrd the decided manner in which: they speak, and
they cannot withhold their be lief to some OF its viz
tues. Let Us assure them that single trial of it
will do more to convince all of its merits than all
they can see or hear on the subject. 1t isquite
tain that no injury has been known to arise from
its use An uncommon tact is, that this remedy is
syrup as paatable and pleasant to the taste the
most popular French cordials and children take it
always with the greatest readiness.
For sale at the Drug Store of E. E. FAY.
Bloomington June %, 1915.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
Nerve and Bone Linimeat, and
Indian Ueget0b!e EIirer.
IRE for Rheumatic affections,

Cure for Rheumatic affections.
q klfIIS article is most truly named, as it penetrates
~ to every nerve and sinew Of the person using
it, and has attained reputation unequalled by any
other article in Rheumatism. This externally, with
the INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIXER internal
ly, will cure the most severe cases-extend con.
tracted muscles. and bring feeling and sensibiIity
to limbs long paralyzed and useless. We only
need refer to some cases below to obtain the conf
dence of the public for these articles.
u The following are too respectable, and the
gentlemen too well known to require comment.
Let them read:
81 have been afflicted most grevously since 1882,
with Rheumatism and contraction of the cords of
my legs, caused by the cramps of the cholera which
| then had in its most severe form. After trying
many remedies in vain, | have found relief-had
the cords of my legs relaxed-the swellings redu-
ced--and am greatly benefited by the use of one
bottle of Hewes' NERVE and BONE LIN :
MENT used externally and one bottle of INDIAN
VEGETABLE ELXER, used internally at the
same time. can now walk with ease in positions
that could not week ago endure at all.
JAMES G. REYNOLDS,
IA Chrysie ST., corner Of Delaney ST.
For sale at the Drug Store of
June %, 1915. E. E. FAY.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
NELSON HASTINGS
A. NJ. MILLER.
PROSPECTUS
For reviving and Publishing Weekly Paper called
THE NEW-YOSsTAEIEe.

The NEW oRKER, a Weekly Journal Of Iiera-
ry and General Intelligence, established by the
present Editor of the New-York Tribune in March,
1894, and discontinued, or rather merged, on the
establishment the Weekly Tribune, in September
1871, after having been published just years
and half Having now ample and able Literary
assistance, and having recently extended AMI per-
iected our mechanical arrangements. we propose to
revise and reissue it on and after the ls of October
1915 on sheet slightly differing in size character
from the old New Yorker, but at much lower price,
The plan of this paper will combine
|. Original Observation-Disclosures, Poems, &c.
,. Select Litcrature-Ta !es, Sketches, Extracts from
New Books, &c.
3. Observation-Disclosures from Europe and different
parts Of our country Statistics, Anecdotes, DC
i. Hints on Domestic Econonly-Asrculture, IN
ventions, Recipes, DC.
5. General Intcllgence-Foreign and Domestic, in
gliding Political events, Proceedings of Congress,
dc. de-
This last department will be carefully prepared,
ana will be ample and varied as that of any other
Weekly paper whatever The extensive corrcspon-
dencs and other facilities for obtaining information,
which we have been years engaged in concentrating
Oh the Daily and Weekly Tribune, will enable US
to present early and authentic accounts Of all trans
piriag eveats through this our cheaper Weekly,
from which Political essays and all matter of par
tlsan character will be strictly excluded In fine,
The Newly orker viii be simply and truly Family
Newspaper of moderate size and the lowest posi-
bic price intended for such readers either dislike
Political discussion prefer to obtain this portion
of intellectual aliment through the gazees of their
respective localities We intend that no matter TO
which rational men Of any Political Religious or
other persuasion can object shall appear i'll this pa
per, though large portion offs contents will ap-
pear also in the Weekly Tribune.
TEa Navy oaKER will be published every Sat
urday morning, but printed and mailed on Thurs
day and Friday, as TO reach many ofits patrons
as possible before the Sunday rest of the Mails. 1t
| vii be printed sheet of fine white paper, len-
tea! in size AMI quality with that Of the Daily and
Semi Weekly Tribune Of which this is speci-
nen--and afforded to subscribers at the low price
| of OHE DOLLAR per year, payable always In ad-
| vance
I}yeve copies will be sent a year for Ten Dollars
or 1iosaty-fue copies for Twenty Dollars. Sub.
| scribers are respectfully solicited by
GREELEY ~ McELRATH,
| 15S Nausau-sreet, New York
| Auorst 1f 1915
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
Let Truth be kn0,cn TO all the
WOrnf

A YOUNG man in the office of Messrs. Har,.
1E den d Co., No. 3, Wall ST., was bitten in the
arm by spider about week ago. and it caused tho
arm to swell to almost double its size TWAS yery
painful and sore, and kept growing more painful
every minute when the Magical Pain Extractor.
from Comsock f. Co, 81 CORTLAND st.. was an.
Piled and in five minutes no pain was scarcely felt
by it-and in less than fifteen minutes most all the
inflammation (Which looked very red,) was almost
all gone down, and in "a hours well. Let anv one
who doubt this call at their office, for the positive
fact can be proved 10 all who will call. 1t is as
good in inflammation, bruises, burns scalds, and all
outward complaints, and will save life and heal
without scar in every of burn or scald if the
vital parts unnured.
The above article is sold only by Comstock &
Co., NO. 50 Second ST., St. Louis. II will also cure
the following complaints pay taken for it, viz
Burns, scads, bisteed surfaces, pain in the back,
scrou"us sores, nfamatiors, chilbIains, runrounds
salt rheum, running fever sores piles sprains,
bruises, white swelling. rheumatism, sore legs we ak
limbs, rough face, efupops, sore eyes, &c.
For sale at the Drug Store of E. E.. FAY
Bloomington, June 81, le45.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
Give them a Call.

NJ HESSRS. MILLER & HASTINGS having
NA purchased the entire stock Of John r Ben
nett ON Water street, offer variety Of Goods at
pfices that none can complain of. See ADVERTISE
ment on fourth page; give them call and if thew
aii to oer you as good bargains can be obtained
elsewhere, Just give them polite bow, and tell
them you will go where you can do better.
September 49,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
Attention.

AVING disposed of my entire stock of Goods
Il = both at Bloomington and Drury's Landing,
to Messrs. Miller 4 Hastings, it is important that
speedy settlement be made with all those TO whom
have made advances; therefore, those indebted to
me either by note or book account, will please call
and settle, as longer indulgence neither can nor will
be given. / take pleasure in recommending the
above gentlemen TO public patronage anl hope that
II may be bestowed to their mutual advantage
Sept ID JNO X. BENNETT.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
10 cONRACTORS.

NOVICE TO CONTRACTORS.
|0P0SAI,S for contact will be received at
he Office of the Unied States Agent, at Du-
Until the 18th da,of October, for construct
[alses over the slughs on the road from the
opposite Bloomngton to the Mississippi riv-
+ mlkiny absIt 10000 cubic yards of en-
En for the 5rmation ofthe road bed-and
| 1Ja3 and fearing the rout for said road.
|rlses ill be l6 feet in the clear, built on
l1ym :. nents, with sures on each side.-
Piles THE IA inches square at top, and DOT
On L inches square at the small end. The
4 Aches squafe-and string pieces Give in
F'liby 10 inches transversely. The floor
Punches thick. The whole to be Of the best
A free from any defect calculated to impair
(~s1 ttnacitv or durability.
a'l'mcnts win be formed of logs hewed
all not less than ID by 10 inches trans.
Inc logs to res, firmly on each other, and
O'tl by ties of the same dimensions framed
ends, aud running hack into the embank.
suitable distance.
'aban'rnonts 10 be formed of earth t,ken
N SIDES Of the road.
Roadway will be cleared 40 feet in width
'Aefe no embankment is necessary all roots
&C, must be gtubbed out to width Of 20
ons who offer propa;,~'s will specify the price
,s'sn lengthwise wi the bridge for the SUI.
saru.e-the price per bent for plling-the price
: ut for the ahatmfts-the price per cubic
emonkment--'e price per rod running
'iFaF tss chung scg andthe same for grubbing.
asnel a, r ,Scular inquire at the oaice Of the
ssnber n, 'ils4l5.sARNEY, U. s. Agent.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-09-27
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.E,P. WEED viii open her school on Mon
]. 18th inst, at her residence, where she will
l:alcton in various branches Of English
.n, AMI use her best cyortions for the al
1.of all placed under her care. The session
aaiiale four months. Pupils will be charged
5&r entrance until the close of he session -
H'ns are four dollars per scholar for the term.
trge Will be made for incidental expenses.
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