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BRASpRErH's PILLs cure oil affections, simply
hec,urs they make the blood pure-abstrsct out Of
ii those qualities which produce disease, and give
to it those qualities which produce health.
Now every solid part Of the human frame is
made from the blood. and the food we c.t is cons
ver,ed into blood to supply the waste our bodies
are continusily sustaining. So in the ordinary
course Of nature we manufacture our entire bodies
in about nine years, from the food taken into our
stomachs. Suppose the sir we have lived in for
some time has bean loaded with matters -detrimen.
tai to health, OF our food Tot long period has been
of sn unwholesome kind. or ,hst the mind has been
much Ioublsd-for srief, anxiety. OF great s,ten.
tion to any particular point is sure to occasion bad
effects in the blood. Any OF these causes existing.
good blood csnno, he supplied to the body.
But let Brsndreth's Pills he used daily under
these circumstances, In doses Of from two to six
pills, or as the case shall determine. WHIST Is their
effect! Il is to carry off the impure mst,ers from
the blood. leaving only the good To renew every
part of the body. What was unsound now be.
comes sound, and the stomach soon gets into so
healthy condition that even bad air os unwh ole
some food for time are unable to injure the health
materially.
or Purchase Of II. b. Mssser, Sunhury, or of
the agent, published in another part Of this paper
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CA1HETyNQS AND oxL.CL oTIts,
AT the "CHEAP STORE" No. Al StraDberr.
Street, !
p N 4 n A n 4 N N n.
p hiIa d elph I a.

nUR Store rent and other expenses being very
" light, we sre snabled to srll ouI CARPETS,
OILCLOTHS. &c, wholesale and retail, ., the
loves, prices in the city, and buyers will find |,
greatly to their advantage TO call and exsmins ,hs
large sssortnen, We offer This season, Of
Beautiful Imperial ply
Double Super6ne Ingram clpprTrNcS
Fine and Medium do
Twillsd and plain vsnitian
together with . large sock Of OfL-CLOTHS
from fss. to "a feat wide, very cheap, for rooms,
halls, &c also. Msttngs, Floor Cloths Rags, Cot.
ton end Rag Csrpets, &C., &c, with good as-
sor!ment Of Ingram Carpets from 25 TO SO cents
and Stair and Entry Carpets from - 10 so cts.
ELDRfDGE & BROTHER,
No. =, Strawberry Street, one door above Ches.
nat. near Second sues., Philsdslphis. f
March 2lst, l846.--3m.
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DissOIutiOn Of Partnership.

VVHB Partnership heretofore existing between
i the subscribers, under the firm Of Hefrnsr e.
Rhosds, was dissolved on the lst day Of April,
is45, BY mutual consent. Benjamin Heffner is
duly authorised to settle the business Of the Arm.
BENJAMIN HEFFNER,
HENRY RHOADS.
ar Books. Notes. Judgments, and all accounts
are in the hands Of David Msrts, Esq. for colIsc-
zion. b. HEFPNER.
Shamokin, Feb. 20, ls46.-3s
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HARDEN sEEDs.--A fresh supply of e
" Rislsy & Cos superior Garden SEEDS, jus
received end for sale st the store Of
March 81, 1876. HENRY MASsER.
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MONTOUR HOUSE,
LATE BRADY'S HOTEL,
Opposite the Court House,
D A N v IL L =, p q N MA,

Opposite the Court House,
DANvILLE p q N MA.
- THE Subscriber, who assisted for Sc.
E555 verel years in the management Of the q
.ss. bove Hotel lately kept by M. s. A. Bra.
Ezdy. bess leave TO inform the travelling
public, that he has taken the establishment on his
own account. on the first Of January, 1876.
The House has, of late. undergone many impor,
tsnt alterations, and the present conductor promises
TO leave nothing undope to make Il comfortable
and agreeable. as well cheap and sccommods.
ting stopping place for strangers who may visit our
hourishing villsge. No pains nor expense will be
spared to fill the table and the bar with the best the
msrkets afford, and with the determination TO lie
vote his entire personal attention to the comfort Of
those who NAV make bis house their temporary ..
bode, and aided by active careful end obleing Ger.
wants, hr hopes 10 give general satisfaction, and re-
ceive liberal share Of custom.
or Large and commodious STABLES are at
tached to the establishment. which are attended BY
careful and obliging hos'lers.
GIDEON M. sHOOP.
January 24th, ls46.-F
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LAST NOTICE,

TNHE Store Books, Accounts and Notes OF H
Il h. Masser, have been placed in the hands of q
magistrate for collection. Persons whose accounts
have been Of long ssndirg, may save costs by set.
ting the same without, furlher delay.
Sunhury. Jan. 8, 1876. II. b. MASSER.
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DsiaDae-James Armstrong, Joseph Nicely.
Mhon-I.eon.r .rd Shearer Daniel n. Gamer
ChiHsquaque. Caul. Elijah Hill, Ro-
beit Giffen, William Castcl.
Poinf.--John Garret. t.st
Northumberland. - Andrew w ilson, George
Egert. .
Ssinbury.-- Caleb Fisher.
A1gusta.-Ssmue Garinger, Solomon Evert.
.Sian,okin. Daniel Miller.
Rush.-Ssmuel Gilinger.
Coai--Andrew Klinger.
Upper Mahonoy.-Jscob Strasser. Samuel Eis,
ter Peter Seller, Jacob Geist. Daniel Kaufman.
Lo,cer Mahonoy-Phiip Kers,etier.
Little Mahonoy Nicholas Drumheller.
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2 g s U M e D.
John B. STRYKE Err

OF the late firms Of Mtphirk & Srykr, and
Sryker q Pqgue,
LAS resumed the Wholesale Dry Goods Busi>
IL ness, and now offers for sale. at Nos. 10 and
IA Bank street, Phisdslphia, adjoining MYERS.
Clsshorn d Cos Auction Store. No. 7s Market
street, general assortment Of Dry Goods. chiefly
purchased a, auction. at a very small advance 70,
cash, or city sccepiances.
Believing tha, his long experience in purcb ssirs
will enable him to sell his Goods at the loves, Mar,
ket prices, he invites his old friends, aad others
wishing to buy, to favor him with call.
Philadelphia, Nov. !, is45.-6m
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ID 4 r. ID

SHELMAN, son Of H. H. and Anna Burr, aged
year, months and is days.
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WEITE SWAN HOTEL,
OYSTERS! oYsTERs!! !!

YvHE subscriber would respectfully inform per-
Il sons dealing in OYSTERS, and the public
generally, that he has purchased the interest Of
Philip Shay. in the Oyster business. 1t NoVthuur
berland where hs is PREPARED to supply dealers with
superior OrsTERs. OF the shortest notice. put up at
the celebrated establishment Of Fields q Shay, in
Baltimore. Dfla 8
All orders sent by mail, or otherwise. will be
punc.ually attended 10. .kl
: T. WILMINGTON.
Northumberland, Feb. =, l6le. 81as
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"mEAT.-lhe highest pncs given fvI
w Wheat, at the siove Of II. MASSER.
A new supply Of Rose 0ia,msss jus, received.
Nov. 9Th, lslk. a,as.ps -
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Removal.
DR.. y. 4. TRITES,

RESPECTFUf.LY Informs the ci.
" tisens Of Sunbury and vicinity. ,ha, he
has removed his residence 10 the Brick
- House in Market street. one door west
OF the Red Lion Hotel. where hsnkfuI for pes, ia.
'ors he hopes tn receive continuation OF the liber.
a. patronage which has heretofore been extended to
h'm' Feb. 2e, tel6--6m
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Manuiacture and keep con-
's,an,Iy on hand, a large as
,sortment Of their Patent I'm
proved Sa'amander FIR f
PROOF SAFES. which are
81 constructed as TO set at rect
oil manner Of dcub, as to their
n r. ,
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TERMS REDUCED.

TERMS REDUCED.
R6oDASGE3SA
DIGUERRIaN GALLERY Of Patent Prcmi-
um Colored ikenesses and photographic
Depot
No. 1876 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
No. PSI Broadway, New York No. rs Cour,
Street, Boston; No. 1876 Chesnut Street. Phia-
delPhia Baltimore Street. Baltimore; Broad
way, Saratoga Springs No Sc Canal Street.
New-Orleans Main Street Newport, r. ]. And
Main Street, nn Ruque, Iowa
CONSTITUTING the oldest and most Extsn-
" sive Establishment Of The krd in the Wor1.
and containing more thar THOUSAND PO!,.
TRAITS. embracing those Of some of the mos,
distinguished individuals, in the United States.
Admitiance free.
This Establishment having been awarded the
Medal, -Four First Premiums, snd h,O "H,,z ,zhesf
Hanors' at the Exhibitions at Boston, New. York
and Philadelphia respectively, for best Picture and
Apparatus is thus officially sustained in the posi-
'ion OF superiority heretofore universally sssigned it
by the public. ss "FirS in the Worla' ss...-
June 2Sih, lS45.-ly
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WHOLESALE RETAIL,
HAT Il CAP WAREHOUSE,
No. 304 Market Street, above Oh, South side,
PHIL A D q L p HIA,
ID THE subscribers respectfully call the atten.
- ,ion Of their friends and dealers TO their large
aud well assorted stock of Hs,s and Caps of every
description. well adapted f,r the spring trade Be-
ing made Of the best mstetial and by the most ex.
perienced workmen they feel confident to give uni.
ve.ssl satisfaction to oil who may favor them with
trial, ns they offer to sell as low any house in
the city. BARFALOrT Il BLYNN.
Philadelphia. January 3. ls46--t ~
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~" "a'e faf
On Saturday, the l4th, at 7 o'clock A. M. il
wasii feet; stlia o'clock it was i3A feet at
2o'clock p. M. it was IA feet; at o'clock it
was lot feet; at 81 o'clock it was i7A feet at
sao'cleck 1t was isA feet at lO} o'clock it was
IS feet II inches; on Sunday morning the 18th
at a o'clock A. NJ. the water had risen to 20 feet
inch; at o'clock to 90 feet 3 inches; and at
o o'clock TO 90 feet4 inches at 10 o'clock il
stood at the same; at 12 o'clock M. it had fallen
three fourths Of an inch; at l o'clock, p. NJ
an inch and a hrlf; at O'Clock two inches and
a quarter at o'clock it had fallen 81 inches
and at o'clock it had fallen inches. 1t has
since continued to fall gradually.
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Michael Ncldig's Estate.

Michael Neldig's Estate
A Ill persons having unsettled sccoun,s with
said estate are hereby notified for the last time,
to call on the subscribers without delay for settle
men' otherwise they will be dealt with according
TO law. GEO. CONRAD.
SAMUEL S. WAGNER,
Augusts. March TIN. 1866 Adm'rs.
WElTE SWAN HOTEL,
RACE SrREEr, PHiEADELPHIA.
BY j. PETERS.
THIS location is convenient for Business men
4 visiting the city. Every pains il taken to Sc
cure the comfort Of travellers.
March 7, Is46.--lv
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Petit Jurors.
Tnrbut.-Henry FolImer.
Lewis.-Peter Stshl. Thomas Russei.
Defatoaye.-Jesse Pa'ke', Joseph Irwin.
.NHon.-C. A. Langen.
ChiEsquaque, Charles Search, Nathan Jarret.
Point.-Daniel Robins.
Nothum5eriand-Ja Hilburn, Thomas Wi.
ihington. Daniel Brsutesm.
Sunbury.-Reuben Fegeiy.
AUGUSTA, david Reeser, Solomon HerIael, snr,
John Hart. Frederick Haas.
!Shamokin. Solomon Keller. William Ammer-
man, James John. William G. Kase, David Miller,
Daniel Fegely, David N. Lake.
Ruh-John Drshs, Jacob Gesrhsrt, Peter
Hsughawout. ..
Coal Solomon Dunkelberger, Henry keyser.
Michael Derrick.
Upper Muhonoy,-Anthony Yoderi George
Ressier, Jonathan Eisenhart.
fO,cer Mahonoy --ls.ac Ro,hermel, Peter Wi.
mer.
Jac6s0n-Johp Dohner.
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EP"HNIEUNE.
p | A n @ S.

TIME SUBSCRIBER has been appointed seen',
u for The sale of CONRAD MEYERS GEL
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pr
AMOS, at this place These Pianos have plsin.
massive and beautifuI exterior 6nih, and, for deph
and swee,ness of tone, and elegance of Workman
ship are not surpassed by any in the United States.
The following is a recommendation from CAM
Drxrs, q celebrated performer, and himself . man
ufactureT.
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TRUsTEE,s SALE.

JAMES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer,
No. IO6 Walnut ST., PHILADELPHIA.
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Traverse Jurors.

nirJuf.-John Sample.
Le,cis.-Jacob Jarre,, William Mcclure, David
Lilly.
Delauare D. Lnehach. Wilson Hu,che.
sor, John NJ Thatcher, Peter Shady, Joseph
Hayes George Watson.
Mihon.-James Whittier. Palmer Johnston. Hen.
nv Wilhelm. John Leb Jacob Miller, John Evans,
Patrick Montague.
Chilisqunqn. voris, William Housel,
Thomas Raser.
Poini-John Deal. Henry Morgan.
Neutrality-suspicious. Tsggsr,. Thomas CAS-
kps.
Sun6ury--Daniel Heninger.
augusta --Samnsl Reilsnd, Dennis Woolverton.
Henry Brewer. Peter Kreager, John Siarner, John
b. Shpmsn, Thomas Snyder.
Slamokih.--Chares Msr,z, Samuel Kelly, Nj.
cholas Yocum, Christian Bauschisg.
Rush.-William Bear, Jacob Milham, Henry
Weaver.
Upper NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Reits, John Mau.
rrr, jr.
Lo,cer Mahonoy.--Jacob Bower. John Michael,
Jacob Snyder.
Little Mahonoy--Isaac Do.nsrif, Samuel Wa.
gener.
Jackson.-Henry Lstschs, Daniel Hibish
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A CAR ID.

HAvISs had the pleasure Of trying the excel
TENT Piano Fores Manufactured by Mr.. Meyer, sni
exhibited AT the las, exhibition OF the Franklin To-
sttute, feel IL due to the true merit Of the maker
to declare that these instruments are quite squs!,
and in some respects even superior, 10 all the P-
sno Fortcs, saw at the capitals Of Europe, AMI
during scjourn Of two years at Paris.
These Pianos will be sold at the manufacturers
lowest Phladelpbis prices, il not something lower.
Persons are requested TO call and examine for
themselves, st ths residence Of the subscriber
sunbusy. Msy ~, ls46. H.B. nAssER.,
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LIST OF JURORS
Grand Jurors.

OF Northumberland County. for April Ter
~ A. ID. 1886. ...I
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EVANS & WATSON

NO. 10 SUUTH HIRD STREET, -
Opposite the PHILADELPHIA Exchange,
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JOSEPH w. JONES,
PHILADELPHIA,

No. Is North 4ih street, a te,c doors abore Marks
street,
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LIST or cAUsus.

ETOR trial in the Court Of Common Pleas Of Nor.
= thumberland County, s April Term, ls&e,
commencing the first Monday, being the 9Th.
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BLOOMINGTON HERAD
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
BY HUGHES & WATth0'


Trnus OF SUpscnIPT1oS.-l "o no -, n,ls
num,r ADVANCE. When paymeein1. - r nu vii ID
advance. en- additional charge Of Fry .T r,yp
made for every three months de's y. term .bsp
bemade. Subscriptions for lets , Three DcNl
wear, will be charged al the rate % w. No pnTe'
and advance payment required. g n except 1t
continued until arrearagcs are P''''
option of the publishers. Fora squsrss
E1 n Isl insertion, $500; each subseqa'DA Advert
s s0 cents: larger ones in proportion rilhecd
~ .n,s sent to the Office for publication, = erin
;ana.;nr tho number Of insertions, "a,n'o1dipsrl
until ordered out. and charges l0l a,,ly sdssrus
a bcraldeduc'ions made ID 70 Sl 1iI in crN
receive attention, MUST BE rosr'fA
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

A PRIsoNrn, accused Of some petty theft, at
the New York Sessions, being boldly qaes-
toned in regard to the inducemen, to the Of.
fence, and asked, among other things, by the
Recorder. il he was in ,cant, replied-"No,
was only IN iquor.''
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

MoDEsTy.--In the character Of male or fe.
male, there is nothing more lovely than gen.
uipe modesty. She is the twin sister of viz
tue, and accompanies her through life. Tai.
ents may dazzle and beauty cap,ivate. bu,
modesty alone wins the heart. Cherish hel
she is more valuable than gold. She will
gain for you the esteem Of the wise and good
and exalt you in whatever station you may
occupy.
"a modest look Iprize--
The sweetest gift of heaven;
IT'S this with humble virtue vies,
When angel grace is given,
Till each SO minses as they meet,
Angelic beauty s complete
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

TIE cause ofthe great military preparations
being astde in England at this time, it is now
saiGion Of -iaard agans, the anticipated con-
ngen., ( louis PhiIIppe's death. The old
man may live for ten years yet. In view Of
the catastrophe that will succeed his demise,
Americans. will be pardoned for shouting,
+" Long live the King'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

papers tells good auecdu,e of Methodist
preacher, who, after sending round the contr.
button box at camp meeting. and exhor,ing
the congregation 10 be liberal 10 contributing,
mostly made up Of cents, exclaimed with
great gravity--'I perceive that .7lerandcr ht
coppersmith hath done us much harm.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

WooD has been selling in ST. Louis at tel
dollars per cord, and coal al IS c.s. per bnsheI
Fuel is almos, as high priced at Cincinnati.-
We pity the poor Of those cities.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

IT is said that President Polk rises at day
light, and takes an early walk and an early
breakfast-works till twelve-gives audience
till two--dues early-and works afterwards
till late at night-ofen ill near morning.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

BoSAPAarE's house, at Long wood, St. Hell.
ena, is now barn -,he room he died in is a
stable; and where the imperial corpse laid in
state, may be found machine for grinding
corn
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

The great gun brought over by the ship
John R. Skiddy, weighed eight tons, or abou.
10000 pounds. The duty on it amounted to
9llO0. The freight on it cost about $780,
The consignes paid $50 for hosting and land
ing il on the wharf. It sosk large truck and
seven or eight horses to moveit.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

ALL Greece, populous, refined and cul,ivat
ed as it was, could boast Of but seven wise men
Nowadays, says an exchange, you can fine
as many as that in every coffee-room.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24
V A RE T / E S .

u All newspaper history proves that the
constant grumbler at any particular neWsra.
per, is the most incessant borrower OF u, and
we may add, that he has not sense enough to
be ashamed Of himself.
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GOING TO LAW.

An upper and lower mill
Fell out about their water,
To war they went--that is TO law
Resolved to give no quarter.
A lawyer was by each engaged,
And holly they contended;
When fees grew slack the war they wagcd
They judged were better ended.
The heavy costs remaining still,
Were settled without bother
One lawyer took the upper mill
The lower mill, the other.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

TIE President of The United States never
drinks wine at his dinners. A servant asks
the guests il they will drink wine. but the ex-
ample set by Mr.. Polk is generally followed
by his guests.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

TaE Gin. Commercial says that Mr.. Polk
attends strictly to family prayers, "a thing
never before done [by the President since our
government was formed" The editor forgets
the custom of the 4Father Of his country"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

Mas. Polk, who together with the Presi-
dent, is member Of the Presbyterian church,
has dispensed with both cards and qnadrilles
a. her parties this winter. which fact, it is to
be hoped, will have great influence upon the
morals Of the "ten mile square,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

u There is this difference between happl.
ness and wisdom. He that thinks himself
the happiest man is really so; but he that
thinks himself the wisest. is generally the
greatest fool.
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n sERIOUS .aFE.aIR.

n SERIOUS .aFF.dIR.
UVHE undersigned takes this method of inform
J. ing all persons who have been in the habit Q
eating, sleeping and drinking on credit, that that
game is blocked for the future. If you have nei-
Their that which can use in my family, nor the
dimes, go to soma other house and foolthem as you
themselves to be indebted to me that they will save
cost by settling-cither by cash note. Take eau
ton by this, and don't fool away your time, for am
in real good earnest. CAPT. JIM FARMER.
June IA, l845-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

The emigration into Florida is unprecedent
ed. The interior of the country is filling u
rapidly with settlers. At several points hard
ly day passes without number fiocking in
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

A GENTLEMAN, speaking the other day Of
the kindness Of his friends 10 visiting him,
said one old aunt in particular, visited him
regularly twice year, and stayed six months
each time. Visits thus prolonged become Wis.
itaticns.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24

PaTHEric.-The Picayune, in describing
an Orleans ioafer, says:--ssThe remains Of
h's straps, still fond'y adherinp 10 his panta.
loons' seemed to ask each other if Il were DOS.
'ibt 10 meet again, - '''' p0''
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-24
Fever and .Ague cured for Fyfy
Gents.

nR. SHERMAN'S FEVER AND AGOE
IL LOZENGES, which are unrivalled in the
cure of this distressing disease now offered to
the public at the low price of Fifty Cents box
They have been used in THOUSANDS OF
CASES, during the last three years, in Illinois,
and rarely if ever failed III curing the disease; be-
sides which, the disease WILL not RETURN, If the
directions are followed.
For sale by Agents above. Nov. 8, lS45.
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C.. & III. STAHI,
PAINTS AND OIL.

PAINTS AND OIL.
WHITE and Red Lead, Spanish Brown,
w chrome yellow and green, Venetian red.
Prussan blue, .low ochre, lamp black. rose pink,
Chinese vermilion lithrage, blue smalts, terre de
SIENNA frosngs, copal varnsh, glue, fax seed oil,
ard oil, fish oil and spirits turpentine for sale by
March 20. E, E. FAY
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PLOWs AGEECE.
THE justly celebrated "Galesburg' OF Eelr
J. Plow, manufactured by H. H. May. Az
Mays Prairie Plow, for breaking prarie with w
horses, for sale by BRIDGMAN. e. WEED'
Bloomington, July l9, 1916.