Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-14
II Low PRICES. -
POMEROY 4 DURKEE,

"AVING established themselves in the
Ii WHOLESALE DRY-GOODS business.
upon the principle Of selling goods for cash and up
on short credi4to prompt men, at small advance,
give notice that they will be in receipt Of their FIRST
shipments this season, early in February, and from
that time on will be constantly Receiving new sup
plies. They arc determined 70 offer such induce
ments a. will make it for the advantage Of Country
Merchants to purchase in this in preference to the
eastern markets, and feel confident that, with their
facilities for buying they are enabled to sell - low
They invite Country Merchants, visiting st. Louis,
to call aud examine their stock, which will consist
in part Of
DOMESTIC GOODS:
Kremlins mariner shinings. printed pant sau6s,
Brown aud bleschel sheetings,
Prints, large assortment and seiv styles.
Cotton Osnaburgs. Kentucky and Glasgow jeans
Brown and blue drills, denins. coltonades
Mexican mixtures, satiuets, tickisgs
Checks colored cambrics, ginghams, DC DC DC
FOREIGN GOODS:
Broad cloths plain and fancy cassimeres
Drab De Etc, gambroons. linen drills
Summer cloths. satin vestings, nankeens
Bangup Cords u1oleskins, red padding
Canvass, black and colored slpaccas,
Printed muslins, jaconets, silks, satins, ribbons,
Shawls, scarfs, points, silk cravats
Pongee and handana h'd'k'fs. irish linens
Linen table damask, birdseye diaper,
Satin check jaconets, tape jaconets
Russa Diaper Swiss muslin, book muslin
Bobbinets, G,eciau netting. lacss, edsings
Insenings linen camhric h'Ik'fs, hosiery
Gloves, mitts. DC &c DC
Together with great variety ofsHELF GOODS.
ALSO,
100 cascs palm lcafhsts,
60 do ladies' bonnets, latest styles,
200 do mems nutria, Russia, cashmere and
60 do blue and pearl sporting hats.
st. Louis, Feb. z. lS45.
PLOWe .aGE.WCT.
THE Justly celebrated "Galcsburg' or Eclipse
J. Piow, manufactured by H. H. May. Also
Mays Prairie Plow, for breaking prsirie with two
horses, for sale BY BRIDGMAN & WEED.
Bloomington, July IS, ls45.
aR.gJvrD DE TOUR STEEL FLOWS.
THE Rock River" Steel Pows, manufactured
l. at Grand de Tour, and warranted to scour in
any soil, for sale by BRIDCMAN 4 WEED.
Bloomington. July 10. ls45.
uDOSTON NAILs-s's, AZ. SIS. 6's. IS, los
j = is'., le'. .ad ao'.- Boeson Nails.b
March e., BkIDGMAN 4 WEED.
lo Ms.e. dgT coan,,. IS.
District Court-May Term. is4s.
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Elias v. B. BnucE and -
MATHEW v. B. FowLER,J
1uVHE defendants herein named, being non-res-
iden,s Of Iowa Territory, will take notice., that
the plaintiff above named has lately filed bill in
said court stating in substance that Elisa v. b
Bruce, was the owner of the east half Of section SIX
and the east half of section seven, and the south
east Or Of the northwest quarter Of section twenty
oil in township ~ north range west OF NTH Prin
cipal meridian inthe county Of Muscatine-tha
said lands were assessed for revenue for the county
Aforesaid, in June and July, ls42-that atter~ar1
said Bruce cold tho lands 10 Matthew v. B. Fowle
that the taxes due for that year not being pal.
said lands were duly sold therefor. November 30
l043-that 3. Z. Hastings, purchased them at sais
sale, and afterwards assigned them to the paintil
in this suis-that he 10 in the quiet and peaceabl
possession Of said lands and claims title thereto
fes simple-ahat aid Fowler sets up claim to ID
same lands and that this suit 10 instituted 10 eaes
inc who 10 the real owner thereof; and prays thu
decree may be entered for complainant in order
ouict the title. Now therefore, unless the said d
PENDANTS shal At thu next term 81 this court 70
holden at the court house. In Bloomington, on ID
llth day Of May next sppcav and within reason
Sblo tins thereafter answer, plead or de,nur 20 sai
: bill the same win 1t the November term Of ri
court b taksn e cenfaesed and decree enlsre
STEPHEN wHICHER, Pra
i DIseuanGton. Fsb. -, lels.-e-w.