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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21
Drugs and Medicines.
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B. COVELL. NJ. n.

& ANE Of the Oldest practitioners in Muscatne
~ County. l. T., would inform his old patrons
mat be is grateful for past fvors and that he will
sli continue to strictly attend to all calls as usual
ne Will also keep constantly on hand full supply Of
FAMILY MEDICINES, DYE.sTUFFs.
QUEENSWARE,
large supply fDRY GOODS & GROCERIES.
All to exchange for any kind Of commo,li,y tho r.,
'ner has to spare. Also constantly on hama LARGO
Aurry =. ~ !" Anh' OF the first quality
al s'a "'loe s','c''y aItehdeded to-nlerchants
anu ledlars supplied All cheap for cash or trade.
Falrp"rt. |. II. Feb 7th lS46-f 80
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21
BLOOMINGTON HERALD
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY HUGHES g. WATERS.

TERMS OF SUBscRIPT1ox.-IwoD Dollars f ~,
mum IN ADVANCE. When payment is mol n saI n
advance, en- additional charge of Fifty Gems WI
made for every three months delay, until I'.N, nl
bemade. Subscriptions for less term 'D naus,l
year, will be charged at The rate Of Three Du'i
and advance payment required. &C. NO paFs :, M
continued until arrearages are paid, exeeP' -
option Of the publishers. Il
q RATES OF AuyERrIsIse.-For squ.'s.
lines, LIST insertion, $780, each subsequent n..,
so cents; larger ones in proportion. n '.on, HI
nents sent to the Office for publication, w'n0 .rut
ignatng the number of insertions, will re s.I
until ordered out, and charged for sceoTdpg!sr
mr. Libeys deductions made TO yearly SOU '.,.,
N Letters addressed TO the Editors. IN 0''''
receive sticntiop, MUST pr POSTPAID
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21
The Greatest Discovery Of the
.Arp.

The Greatest Discovery Of the
.Age.
TNHIS term may be Justly applied to the discov-
u cry of compromising medicines with the dou-
BILE refined Loaf Sugar in such manner that chill
dren and adults may now eat medicine with as
much pleasure as they do the best confectionery.
For this discovery we are indebted to A. Sher-
man, M. d., Of the city Of New York, who has
been regular practitioner of Medicine in that city
for the last ten years, and also q member of the
New York Medical Society.
The Doctor after devoting his attention for long
time TO the subject, about three years since offered
his invention TO the public under the name of
Shernad,a's dedicated L0zenges.
Since which time they have gained celebrity for
the cure of different complaints for which they are
recommended, unprecedented in the history Of any
other medicine-they consist of
IMerman's Cough Lozenges,
which are the most certain and clfectual remedy for
coughs, colds, cOnsumptions, whooping cough,
asthmas, tightness of the lungs and chest, Of
fered to the public.
Shermda's Worm Lozenges,
are the only infallble Worm Medicine ever dscov.
cred they have been used for hundreds of thouaands
Of cases, and never nave been known to fail. The
medical faculty recommend them in preference to
all other articles.
herman's Canaphor Lozenges,
give lmmedia:. relief in nervous sick headache,
palpitation of the heart lowness of spirits, oppress-
ion of sinking at the chest; &c, and is the
only article ever discovered which will remove or
prevent Sea sickness
Shermaa's CdMartic Lozengcs.
The best ca,hartic medicine for removing bile from
the system, and preventing attacks of the bilious
and intermittent fevers Of this section Of country
Sherma,a's Poor Mans Plaster.
The best of all plasters- rheumatism, lumbago,
pain or weakness in the back joints, side or breast,
cured by it for only IL IL cents One million
sold yearly.
The above medicines are for sale by
]. BENNETT & CO., Bloomington.
BENJAMIN COVEI.L, Salem.
For sale also in al: the principal towns in Iowa
and Wisconsin Territories.
Bloomington, Nov. 8, lS45-ly
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

HNEAS! TEAS!!-Gun Powder, Imperial Y
u Hyson and Black Taas, at no. J..
nov % BRIDGMAN & WEED
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

GLASS WARE.
NLASS Decantcrs, plain and pressed tumblcrs
IN Salt cellars, Glass cruets,
Pint TASKS, by the box, at wholesale prices,
July 10. For sale by BR1DcMAN & WED.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21
1o Ma.., T,;ERGR ann,n IS.
District Court-May Term, 1916.
STEPHEN WH.cHER, \

ELIAS V. B. BRUCE and hN O"ANoh"f'
MATHEW V. B. FowLER,J
SHNHE defendants herein named, being non.rcs-
II idents of Iowa Territory, will take notice, that
the plaintiff above named has lately filed bill in
said court stating in substance that Elias V. B.
Bruce, was the owner of the cas-: half of section six
and the east half Of section seven, and the SOUTH
east Or Of the northwest quarter Of section twenty.
all In township ~ north range west Of fifth prn
cpal meridian in the county of Muscatine
said lands were assessed for revenue for the county
Aforesaid in June and July, le42-that after wards
SAID Bruce sold the lands to Matthew V. B. Fowler
that the taxes due for that year not being paid
said lands were duly sold therefor. November 90
ls43-that 5. Z. Hastings, purchased them at said
sale, and afterwards assigned them to the nla;n,;ff
in this sult-that he is in the que, and peaceahe
possession Of said lands and claims title thereto IN
fee simple-that said Fowler sets up claim to tho
same lands and that this suit is Instituted 10 eterm.
Inc who IS the real owner thereof; and prays tina,
decree may be entered for complainant in order to
quiet the title. Now therefore, unless the said do.
remnants shall at the next term of this court 10 be
holden at the court house in Bloomington. on The
lin DAY OF May next, appear and within a reason.
aDe ume thereafter answer, plead or de,nur to said
Dill the same will at the November term of sail
court be taken as confessed and decree entered
accordingly ' '''e'eo
STEPHEN WHICHER. prF
Bloomington, Feb. g. lS46.-6-w.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

IA BHIDGMAS e. WEED.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

tended to him, and fattering himself tina. in every
instance heretofore his contracts, both as 10 time
and the quality of his work, have been fllph
with degree OF promptncss which inspires conf.
dence, hopes for continuance of their patronage.
and would respectfully announce TO all that he +.
now prepared to contract for the delivery of any
rumber of Pork or Beef Barrels, OF any other or,.
Gle in his line. He is well provided with all XII d,
Of stock, has suficiency Of good hands at oil
times employed, and soIcits their patronage.
WIN. BEVARD
Mt. Arrarat, March 22-ltf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

~ HYSON TEAS for sale by As
Nov 30 ]. BENNETT e. Go
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21
Shernaan's Worm L0zenges,

are the only infallible Worm Medicine ever discov
ered they have been used for hundreds fthouaands
ofcases, and never nave been known to fail. The
medical faculty recommend them in preference te
all other articles.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21
IL LOW PRICES. 1T
POMEROY & DURKEE,

No. lag MAIN STREET, SAINT Lorls,
"AVING established themselves in the
III WHOLESALE DRY-GOODS business,
upon the principle Of selling goods for cash and up
on short credit, to 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 will be constantly receiving new sup
plies. They determined to offer such induce
ments as 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 enabled to sell as low
the JOBBING HOUSES in the eastern cities
They invite Country Merchants, visiting St-Louis,
to call and examine their stock, which will consist
in part Of
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

GRAND DE TOUR STEEL PLOW.S.
THE Crock River Steel Flows, manufactured
l. at Grand de Tour, and warranted to scour in
any soil, for sale by FRIEDMAN s. WEED.
Bloomington, July 10, 1845.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21
DOMESTIC GOODS:

DOMESTIC GOODS:
Krcmlins, mariner shirtings, printed pant stuffs,
Brown and blcachel sheetings,
Prints, large assortment and mc,c styles.
Cotton Osnaburgs, Kentucky and Glasgow jeans
Brown and blue drills, denims, cottonades
Mexcar mixtures, satinets, tickings
Checks, colored cambrics, ginghams, &c DC &c
FOREIGN GOODS:
Broad cloths, plain and fancy cassimeres
Drab De Etc, gambroons, linen drills
Summer cloths satin vestings, nankeens
Bangup cords, moleskins red padding
Canvass, black and colored alpaccas,
Printed musins, jaconets, silks, satins, ribbons,
Shawis, scarfs, points, silk cravats
Pongee and bandana h'dk'fs, irish linens
Linen table damask, birdseyc diaper,
Satin check jaconets, tape jaconets
Russia Diaper Swiss muslin, book muslin
Bobbinets, Grecian netting, laces, edgings
Insertings, linen cambria h'd'k'fs, hosiery
Gloves, mitts, DC &c DC
Together with great variety ofSHELF GOODS.
ALSO,
100 cases palm leafhats,
60 do ladies' bonnets, latest styles,
200 do mems nutria, Russia, cashmere and
coney hats,
60 do blue and pearl sporting hats.
St Louis Feb Z lS45
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

II OOKING GLASSES for sale by
- Scpt2 BR1DeMAS q "h.".
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-21

nOSTON NAILS-3's, As, SIS, 6's, SIS, los
~ l2's, les and 29's. Boston Nails, by
March %. BRIDGMAN & WEED.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-16

JUsrIcE. It is sound MAXIM of law, tina
"evory man s to be presumed innocent unit
no be pI owed guilty" In our courts OF justice
lha individual charged with Iaving committed
40 offence, receives fair trial before he Is
pronounced to be guilty; but this just course Is
90, always observed when distinguished meI
are arraigned at the bar of the public. Oul
readers are aware that, some months since
MIR. Charles J. Ingersoll, ofthe House OF Rep
resenlaliycs, brought forward sundrY charge:
against the Hon Daniel Webster, which the
latter dsproved and utterly demolished few
days ago, 1t is also known, that new charges
Of very serious character, have been suisse
GNsnty exhibited by the same individual a.
gainst Mr., Webster, and that he procured the
passage Of q resolution by the House, calling
for certain papers by which he alleges, he will
be able 10 prove his charges. 10 this state Of
lhe case Justice would seem to require, that the
public press should await the production of the
testimony and full examination of the matter,
before undertaking to hold Mr.. Webster up
oSlOIG thS people as Sullly' VIC OeIeNe t1at
in general, this honorable course has been pur-
sued; but il is deviated from by the Washing
Ron correspondent of tho New York Herald,
who, "wilhout expressing an opinion one way
or another upon this curious affair, as he says
yet endeaVors TO prejudice public sentiment a.
ga'nst Mr. Webster, by parade of what he
asserts will be proved, and by applying to hin
language suon as the ioIlowing-"And Mr.
Webster has been the American minister o
State, whom the Bri,ish-to ulav the par
ofadvocate, to dishonor the country in III,
eyes Of the civilized world. o! shame. where
is thy blush9 The very thought that one 10 q
citizen of country where such THINGS are
permitted and countenanced, is enough 10
make the heart sick" 1t is the evidence Of
strong prejudice, or of malice, to speak thus Of
a Senator who, although charged with often.
ces by man who before brought false accuse
hons against him, stands in a high and honor.
nbls attitude before his country. The CORES
pondeat Of the Herald endeavoTs to blast hi'
reputation IN advance Of the promised inveSti
CATION; bu. the effort must fail. The people
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-16

.saSsA For SA La OS IL EGST-A 8 story
SSsHH Brick DWELLING, situated on the East
jskaHG side of C0urland. near Mulberry ST havipe
small Flower @ rden ana hack bnid ms
attached on north side thrref II not sold it will be
thoroughly repaired and offered fNr rent 10 z cd
Ten INT Cont act far rent will he made at any lime
For sale or Lease, the "a lare nf G t0UND ", e.
intersection OF Cathedral aud Nj rdison sts
Two LOIS OF GIouud on Broadway, ne IT Pratt st
east side and SOUTH of Pratt 100 feet of Ground on
Pratt ST. Opposite COLUMBIA Garden. 10 squares al
Ground near depot Of &. and o. Railroad, on west
Pratt ST. UG5- wa Houses on Lee, near Liyht Il
for sale Oh acconItn odating terms.
apl6-3;" JOHN YOUNG IPg MaIhp,rvst
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TgE New TARIFF. We copy from the Ma
.onal Intolligencer of yesterday, an abstract or
SYNOPSIS of the Tariff bill introduced into the
Honso Of Representatives on Tuesday last, by
MIR. Mckay, chairman of the committee of
gays and means. We are not Sufficiently con-
yersan! With the subject TO snalyze tho bill and
to point out the effect which it will have upon
lhe revenues, as we'll as the manufa ctures of
thg country. We believe that this bill differs
somewhat from that submitted to The commit
tos BY the Secretary ofthe Treasury; but as it
h introduced by those who are opposed to the
projection Of domestic manufactures, we pre-
.ane that the duty on few articles is sufficient
~ high to enable the American manufacturer
10 pucce.gfully compete with the foreigner.
The editors Of the National InteligonCer re:
mark in reference to provision in this bill
"Ono very extraordinary feature in this scheme
land showing the distrust of its authors in it's
suffioiency) is provision that if in any year it
shall no, yield revenue sufficient for the ordinary
wants Of the Government the President is in
vested with authority to lay duty of ten per
cenl. Cd Tea and Coffee, and to announce the
iaet by proclamation,
The a5surdity of reducing the public revenue
az time when enlarged appropriations are re-
CURED, and when there is possibility, if not
probability, that our country will become in
Vovod in war with the most powerful nation
upon the globe, must strike every one. The
war and navy departments, with the sanction
Of the President, have recommended consid-
orablo increase in the army and navy--very
largo appropriations have been made by the
Houss Of Representatives for Notifications,
&c; and bill is now before the House TO ex-
tend our jurisdiction over the whole of Oregon
and yet, in the face Of all these measures,
requiring an immense amount OF money, and
looking 10 q state of war, it is prop sed to re-
duce the revenue to "the ordinary wants of
The Government" and, in case of deficiency,
10 invest the President with the extraordinary
power TO lay duty of ten per cent. upon Tea
and Coffee. The people will hardly compre-
bend The motive Of this kind of legIslation-forI
NNCf VIA Aspl uC 0ulO W at
particular moment when majority of the
members of the House are for plunging the
country into war for barren territOry-a war
Of ambilon--the same members should insist
upon making the treasury bankrupt. Well
may il bo thought, that "madness rules the
hour" when such gross inconsistency is prac-
Used BY the representatives Of the people,
War-reduction of the tariff-and the sub
lroasury-those are the three measures propos-
Cd 10 bo substituted for the existing state Of
thjngs-and we apprehend, that, should they
al be forced upon the country, the people will
Be pretty much in the predlcament of the man
upon whose tombstone was written-'l was
well; took physic; and here am" The peo-
ylo may not, indeed, be dead and buried, " but
lhe State physc will have destroyed all their
energies and ruined their prosperity. We shall
see the result.
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American Republican,
AND
BALTIMORE CLIPPER.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Ap, Is, 1916

ss The large and increasing circulation OF the CLIP
ser both in town and country, together with the tact
s;a and sectnrian prciudices thereby giving it wei
some reception among adj classes and conditions OF so
ciety, and especially those who constitute inc ne Oh
uade and business, make it q medium for advertising s
g6onia and citizens generally should be aware Of this
important fact.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-16

FENHOSE PERSONS who have been unsuc-
- cessiul in making their fortunes at the numer-
Gus Lottery Offices ia this city, would do well to tTy
theiI luck atthe well known prize Agency of EMORY
co, opposite Barnum's. This great Lottery iina
has been established in the cities of Boston, NJ Yofk
Philadelphia and Baltimore, for upwards Of 40 years,
and the vast ren0wn they have ,quired by selling
prizes, 10 without parallel We are told that they
pay all prizes that they seIi in GOLD, shout charging
any discount, and always keep the 1rses
of Lottery Tickets to be found in the eli v,
We advise those persons whose mi nds are upon
the things of this world to give our friends EMO
RY co. call.
o. Orders by the mails, if addressed to this Lot
terry hrm, we guarantee will b. promptly properly
atteaded To-. GRI n
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a. II "a Rms ~ ~ikKEk,
~ No. 207 u LrIM,iRE STREET,

betwren CHARLES aud Lisht ats.
Have Just received fut assortment uf Hosery;
Gn'rs; "tttS; tnde 'S'Irts and Drawers; pityr
Wor5rd; Cot on Fringrs; SpuoI t;"ituns; knitting
Cnt'an; C"rsrt and Root La"et; Red Lace; Patent
Ihet's; Hooks and Eyes; Pins. Sttdies, tapes and
B"hhnS; sewing riiks and Twi Z; Pu'>e TWIST ahd
PurseOfn ueNis; HaI aad Purse Ci sp1 Strel Deeds;
Venetian Curd>; ~ d,HgA aud faSse :; hatt"ns OF All
kiud8 V st RHckts; Gaionas; 5usprnders; ChrprI
FINDING; SiIa 6rgids, aud tteat macy other arit
Ces tna numerous t. ~ ntiur-hil OF which thSy
VIII sell AT the InWrs' pnsrihle prices
T-S0ms Of the above articles tney are enabled TO
sell TO de ale - at manufacturers prices. inh21im
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n9-GRAND DIVISION SONS OF TEMPER
ANCE STATE OF MARYLAND. An adjourned
meeting the Grand Division of the Sons of Tenn
perance will be held at Union Hall, corner of Raitl.
more ar ct and Tipoeu's alley, on THIS (Thurs-
day. EVENING, I6th in t., at Z! O'Clock As busi
of much importance will come up for cOnside-
rstIon a full and punctual attendance is desired.
Ii By order, WIN. II. GOBRIGHT, G. Scribe
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TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED. De-

Gf-TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED. Dear
Sill take pleasure in communicating through YOU
to alt whom ii III " conccru and the public general
iy, the astonishing effect yCut truly wonderful Medi-
cine has had upon me. have njnyed pertect health
tor fur five years. Physic ns Told me my liver
was diseased, and that mi ht some day di, wi h
consumption Last September, 1915 tnnk a slight
cold whCh produced a hacking cough; thus con IN
upd until Fehruary 545, when addict another cold;
INV cough increased soon lest my appetite, and my
strength failed. For six weeks could not lie upOn
one side; sweat verv much al night, ra sed con sid.
cradle blood during the winter, and could not sneak
loud wa fort two weeks With all these had 81 mn
toms, had very severe pain ia my side aud between
my shoulders; general dehlIily followed. was con
fined 10 nv loom Eight weeks. had hhEied sister
an brother, both died with Consumption Iexpect.
Ell to die MYSELF my friends also despaire o. INV
life. At this uucIe who had hten hehefitted
himself, advised me u take nR, WIS FAIRS BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY. accordingly procured
no tie, took il, aud felt some better; oha ned anu her
and ceased 10 beed, ant my cough was Inuch bel.
ter; hut my disease was deeply rooted, { VIVA
OhI 9ed To continue taking the Baisam until had
taken seven bottles. eau honestly and tiuiy cav I
believe DIR. Wistai's Ba5am of Wild Cherry saved
my life MRS. MARY q, GOULD.
We are personally acquainted with Mrs Could as .
81 ted in taking OF her during her sickness be.
lieve and know the above statement 10 br true.
MRS. p. Z. PRESCUTT,
MRS. 4. A. BACHELDER
NJ. IS-.-x
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EUGENE SUES NEW WORK!

HAVE THIS nay RECEIVED!
The COMMODORE OF MALTA, by Eugene
Sue, tran, lated from the French by Adelbert
dorsey, (Harper's Select Lihrary,j 9
The French Cook, giving fu'l diTecuons for the
most C Iebrated and delicious Potages, Prit
tiers, Cleans, Sauces, sc q
Treatise on Mich Cows, by MIR. Francis Cue
non, with introductory Remarks and Obser.
Skinner, q
a new edition of the Three Guardsmen, trans
lated from the French ny Park Beplamin, S
The Philosophy If Drinking and Smoking, with
numerous illustrations,
Wieland or The Trans formation, nv C. Brook
den Brown, author of Edgar HuntIey, &C. 2
Eli21heth Benton, or Religion in connection with
Fashionable Life, (Harper's edition1 3
WILLIAM TAYLOR& co,
a, S and jarvis Building Moth street.
o. Agents and the trade supplied. IL
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FASO TEACH EMS. Tue Commissioners OF PuD-
III lie Schools VIII Appoint on TUESDAY, 2lst of
April, an Assistant Teacher in the English urpart
ment oftbe Male High 5cuoal, at salary OF 5000 DER
annuH. Also, a Teacher of Modern Languages, az a
salaty ol $3.50 net a"num. The applicants for he
stuai ms will pI ease 90 meet the com mitlee of FIX
animation at the High School, on SATURDAY, 18Th
ins AT O'Clock, A. NJ, TO test their qualifications.
By order, J. w. THY ARD Clerk
aBI6 Ii nF az u
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s. AZ IT SIS 65 As 50 So SO 2 SO is

0I7- The FAIR for the benefit Of AISQUT'FH ST.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, il now in progress in
the Lecture Room of the Church. The friends of
the Church aud The public are respectfully inViteu TO
call and examine The numerous fancy and useful r.
tices prepared for the occasion. apis Il
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-04-16

n3-PRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for safe by the case dozen,
or single Piate.
ALSO, the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES To be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRA MES, ufGnllrely new
patterns, hef0rp ntr0dnced in Raltipnre made
to order of the very best materials aud by the best
wurkmen: together with Gilt Box C0RNICES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN 9ANpS,
&C. &C. for sale aud made 10 order as CHEAP as they
eau he obtained at any establishment in the United
States. b. H. FRYER,
ull-tf No Month Gay street.
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90 CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish IT,
pu, Caase 40 Gold aud siiver WATCHES; Gold
Guar and Fob Ci AIMS; Silver Sprors, Gold Pencil
Gases; Breast pins; Ear rings; Silver Plated Oak
RaIKEF5; Bntannit Wares are invited to Examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'5 assortment. WHICH Is com
pIte, athis 0Id Established Store, Water-s door
from Calvert. ap9
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We ETATLING FLuUn. -

ND ETAELING FLuUn. ,,l.I,.s ,.n, &C,
HG chO,ce bran ~ white wheat Family FLOUR
Srcond rate FAMILY OUR, of white wheat
Extra FLOUR OF best hraH"s, such as "Rieriy,n
"Bowman,' EGrattam," 'RoIer. ;, &c. &c.
Fine and Ftd MIDDLtVGs FLOUR
FIRST RYE aud Second MIUD ING do.
BAKERS FLOUR white and strong.
tIy- For safe best terms nv draw load or single
banei. ny WALTER & 60,
aplt-fh-fr IS = Inward street