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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07

IOWA TERaRlroRY'2 IS.
District Court-May Term, 1916.
STEPHEN WHcHER,
ELIAS V. B. BRUcE and
MATHEW V. B. FowLER,J
TuVHE defendants herein named, being non-res-
IL idens Of Iowa Territory, will take notice, that
the plaintiff above named has lately filed bill in
said court stating in substance that Elias '. 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
all in township II north range west OF fifth prln-
cipal meridian in the county of Muscatine-that
said lands were assessed for revenue for the county
aforesaid, in June and July, l842-that after~ards
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 20,
ls43-that s. G. Hastings, purchased them at said
SALE and afterwards assigned them to the plaintiff
in this sult-that he is in the quiet and peaceable
possession of said lands, and claims tile thereto in
fee simplo-that said Fowler sets up claim to the
same lands and that this suit is instituted to determ
inc who is the real owner thereof; and prays that
decree may be entered for complainant in order to
Quiet the title. Now therefore, unless the said de-
PENDANTS shall at the next term OF this court to be
holden at the court house in Bloomington, on the
18th day Of May next, appear and within a reason
able time thereafter answer, plead or denur to said
bill the same will at the November term OF said
court be taken as confessed and decree entered
STEPHEN WHICHER, PrG
Bloomington, Feb %, 1S46.-6-w.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07

THE copartnevship heretofore existing between
4 Mleson & Stewart is this day dissolved, by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to them are
hereby authorised to make payment to ]. Milleson
JAMES MILLESON,
March 2, lS46. ELI STEWART.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07
NOTICE.

4 Ii. persons indebted to the late Grm of MIL
"A LER & HASTINGS by note or book ac-
count, are hereby notified that payment must be
made forthwith, the business of said firm must be
closed without delay. All persons having claims
against said firm are requested to present them.
A. NJ. MILLER,
Surviving partner Of Miller 4 Hastings.
Bloomington, Feb. Z, l846-6w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07

VIM. p. COW IL ES,
GSuccessor to A w. Vaaleer,]
w. l2, Water Street, ST. LOUIS,
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING MER.
CHANT, AND DEALER IN GROCERIES,
SHOT AND BAR LEAD, IRON AND
STEEL, CASTINGS, SMITH
TOOLS, &c. &c.
REFERENCES:
H. Won Phul, Esq.,
F. Kennett.
O. D. Filley, st. Louis.
H. e. Bridge, /"
Messrs. Collins & Kellogg
A.W. Vaneer, Esq, ! Nashville.
Messrs. Hillman & Runyan, 4'aSl'''''
Small & McGill, New Orleans.
]. w. Butler & Bro, Pittsburgh
Hosea & Frazier, Cincinnati.
Henry \ n ,I Ewins' Esq : Philadelphia
Messrs Sanderson, Bros. 4 Co., 2N VOL
WILDER, Golf 4 Wagsta1,
JIG. Gordon, Esq. Bloomington, Iowa.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07

NE w ESTABLISHMENT.
MILLER & HASTINGS,
At L. r. Benefits stand, Front Street. Bloomington
ruAvE now onhan one cheapest
Territory amongwh following
DRY GOODS.
anmtinus
Striped rons and Polk hai and la1sdns
B~n French German and nandw
silk ndcoon cord Linen SHIRT collars Sosms lace
bingham and hdb sgn mats s anu tem cotton
Gents
flannel Also many fancy odchs
SCHOOL. BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
bland thyeaers ,as.
S Wt. s peSns s @ s Quilts pm,
RuneMs FanceGe eceandE land
MADE CLOTHING,
Summer cloth check andAi -
silk fancy stripe, lesandeot
HARDWARE.
Knob aanlh
Bebe
hammers ss she' lacks knitting
spike and nail mbls Plated and pat
GLASS WARE. rs
dishes dOlomg inches
pressed fued and cut umdes long with fanes
dz mahogany tablets necklaces boards
nssandwo
QUEENSWARE.
wash bowls 100
Cups variety
Plates, pepper boxes mention
BOOTS AND SHOES
idondem
do zoe
=
Also 100 white lead
Nu,nss loaf candle. vhh' variety Vanish Vinegar Md''
Sept ,.lsu "''' VI y ''' 'A'P "
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07

KNOB LOCKS.
COMMON Spring, Carpenters, and patent
u Knob Locks, a fns assortment, for sale by
May 2. GREEN d STONE.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07

sLOVER SEED-5 barrels for sale by
~ March Z. EDWARDS Il TAYLOR.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07
Wanted.

Wanted.
NAT Cattle, sheep. hogs, and calves, for which
- CASH will be paid by the subscribers.
Feb %. l846-tf &. & H. STAHL.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07

BOOTS AND SHOES, the most perfect an'
ID I1rgest assortment ever offered in this market
Nov. %. by BRlDGMAN d WEED.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07
Den ISTRY,

O6N
u WEED, will attend to the business Of his
% profession for short time, at Mr.. Battelle's.
Persons wishing his services will do well to call i'm
media.ev Dec. 20, lS45k
NDTNELUMBER-5O, 900 feet just received on
II consignment and for sale by
June Ia, l945. +. b. KlNSON'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-03-07

BLASTING POWDER!
DLASTING POWDERfor sale by the key, by
ID Sept. ~. BnIDGMAN a. WEED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
THE TRIBUNE.

SHADoWS...-..ForT The Tribune.
LIFE! what ar. thou but shadow,
Fleeing as the Autumn wind!
AZ thou cam'st, 80 thou departest,
Leaving Hope and Love behind
Like stream whose placid current
Mirrors in its tranquil flow,
Tree and shrub and tuneful fountain
In thy brighter hours art thou.
Blu, when angry s,orm-clouds hover
Der thy late unrufRed breast
go thy pleasures, dimmed by SORROWS
Only for a season last
Yet though darkness pals the Fo'ufe'
And the Present gloomy be,
There Is haven of rest amending
Far beyond LIES troubled sea
ROBERT +. GREELEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
SECOND Hoard.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

Bark Mason Barney, Scott Africa WV Deiores, & Co.
:, ni,ss Morcs Conway, Apaach.co.a,E Hurhu.& CO.;
nnop,nneS (Sw} Borgesssn Hamburg w Wcisser; OHIO,
SaVs Sanda.oupe Nosmilh & Walsh; Rodney, Carnage,
Suada'oupe, Fos,er & Hickman
sen.s ySsepnine, La,oure,te Charleston Durham &
pimon; Eheoti Cole Baltimore Johnson & Lowden /;
~ Lewis Cole. Wilmington n L McCrcsdy Samuel
Wv vss, horaes, Cedar keys, Elwcu & Co; Ju!et,e
Young. Bos,on y W. No'''! - W.
sloop Nimrod, crsnd,l prov,a.,o,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
0oaI.
LACKAWANA COAL.

LASAAW AIN WAL
THE SUBSCRIBERS are now selling e; retail. End de-
vering from the yards OF the Delawars
and Hudson Canal Company cor. OF King and Greenwich
SIS and ut of E. R. this very desira
be Coal. OF the right size for stoves, ranges. &c
Also at their ward coue- OF Greenwich and Hsmmersey
SIS the various kinds OF Schuylk Lehieh and Liverpool
Coal, o. the best quality good supply OF Lump Coal OF
g superior kind for stesnbosis and smelling iron Nc
l3ftf SYKES NUKTS.
90 PER CHALDRDN.-Liverpool Coal. frsI quail
y y and large size for sale the above low pce from
ward cents per chsldron less when taken direct from
ahip Athe above price, Liverpool Goals more ecouoH
T STOKES DICKERSCN,
7d Nos. ms ard io7 AHbcn,st rrRr BroSd"sy
COAL sm now delivering from my Yard the very best
Nquaiy of Peach Orchard Coal 81 The these prices for
cash Egg lld Broken So large Nut and Stove, mixed
S. So BUYERS may positively depend having the Coe
the above prices from the corner Of King and Greench
l3o I'm PEfER CbiNroN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

JOHN NJ. TRIMBLE, THEATRE-ALLEY,
JOB CARPENTER AND BUILDER
MERCHANTS and Others who wish their stores altered
iAfor The Isl OF Msy can have Il done tss.euily ard
cheap by applying above
All kinds Of JOB CPenterwork executed the shortest
possible notice. film
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
Eumps, Cutlerp. sc.
pBEMrTIM LAME sToEE

HOuTHOUY \ MEYERS, S4l Broadway, respectfully
~ invite The public call ri their ard examine the
riches; ard extensive sssomen, be found iu his
country OF BaONZEp and ORM0LU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE, MANTEL, SOLAR, BRACKET, and READ
ING LAMPS, CANpELABRA GlRANDOLES, BRAC-
OF pa;,errh
cABIN SOLAR LAMPS, q Few sad superb sracIe, Pc
cIisrly desirable FOR packets sad steamboats,
In evidence OF The superiority Of this portion OF irr sock
over oihe, OF its class offered ne public IN Ills C
they with honest pride refer less si SIX GOLD
snd FOUR SILVER MEDALS. awarded 70 he rnsnu.scur
within Tx, last years. for The greatest variety and
besuiy OF patterns and the unrivse frish OF their work
Every article sold by c. II. is warranted be whs they
represent ose who wish obsn fryt class goods
price oi.ec paid for such OF very inferior qualify
are requested favor the with call bsioe pa.chasiny
eiseybere,
" a liberal discount 10 Charchss and Hotels. silly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
Gar0mare, Mr.
HOT AIR FURNACE.

HOT AIR FURNACE.
EAALAEE'S Patent Improved Hot Air Furnaces tof
" heating Dwellings, Stores, Churches Sc--Vheee u
nsces will heat economically and efficiently; the Air IN ne
apartments Will ne ard healthy free from crynsis dns
gss.
They puI up snder persoua supervision OF MIR
Walker the PsleHee, and have hitherto given entire aaue
action, and al prBrrBnrd To perform vel
Reference ". w Tsylor, Esq Governor New-f OH H9.
pitsl Mr. Charles Starr Superintendent do EDWARD Dc
Esq = Ws-n; C. D. Rhcc-s ESQ ~ p-s,.
Mr.. Thomas McElrs;h Isl Nassau 81, MI Geo. w TucS-
er, zoo Bowery BsfOrPhan Asylum. 6Ih-aVenae Mr
WmP Chapman Brooklyn: Mr.. W. c. Greene - sA-.t'
Mr.. J. H. Ransom, 209 2d.s; Chemical Bsns. Sroadwsy'
Mr.. j. H. Ash 90 Brosiway; DR.. Atrei " sgsan - h
verify place; Mr. Gao NJ Snow. Sltl-st
i2Sf aFO WALKER. 2a2 Broadway
IRON WARE HOUSE, III OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Bre-s. K sampson. successors 10 boormsn. Johnson
Ayres. Co I'm s2d dealers in Swedish RUSSO ~
English iron, cut nails snip, boat and rail rosd rvs
boiler rcn nail rods hand and scroll iron ara see
all tinds- W ON
SH0E-SHAPES, Nut RODS, &e.-
~ 500 bundles Shoe shapes
2n1 do Nut Rods
100 20 SIS squsre
500 do II round
no do sic do
' SHERMAN, ATwATER& co.
10 corner Cliff ard Fulton sta
OOUNU IRON, HOOPS, &c.-The subscribers
az offer for Srazsrs Rods of a sizes OF superior quh
iiy. from S-l6 10 Hoop Iron : ,o2 inches
ii SHERMAN. ATWATER i co. No 81 Fu!ton's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
LAMPS. GIRANDOLES. &c


AMPS GIRASDOLES. HALL LANTERNS, AND
IL CANDELABRAS, for The Spring Trsde-DIETZ
BROTHER CO.. No is Johustsee;, manufacturing
and hsve always hsnd complete assortment OF srcs
their line OF he following descriptions which hey w se
Al wholesale or rc,sil, q, Low PRICES for ossh:
Improved Chemical on and Cknphsne Lamps,
So.s Lamps, Gilt and Bronzed. IN great variety.
Cornelius Cos celebrated Patent Solsr Lard Lsnps-
irsndoles various patterns cil slvrrei or brolIsI-
Scspsuding Soara Doric Canphsne Lsrps.
Bracket Soisrs Side DO 90
Solar Chsrdeirrs B-sckei do 40
Psieni Lard Hand Lamps Stand do DO
Britannia Hand Lamps Csnphsns Chandeliers.
Superio. Chemical Oh. Pure Sperm OIL
do CAmphens Solar ard Lard Oh,
do Burning Fluid Refined Whale Oh misy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
COTTON BAGG y yd-
American ........lZ d ~
DO1IESTIC GOODS
Saiinet Warps. on beams.
d. yard. - Il q
DRJJGS AND DY ES--

Do. do. 20 and upw'ds-02.
and cent p No
Ssjnet Warps. on oeairs-,
- yard. T.
DRUGS AMI ~ E .,
Aloes...'F Io'- az o.
Aum..........-- ) a.
Annatto 80 10 y 70 .
ARGOS, red. - 9 n y,
Arrow Root so o.
Birthstone, roll Ia 2
Do. cru. Pton.24 - 024 81
/ Campbor, cru. % d
Do. refined. - 3i!0- IS
Carb. Soda.su $40 7
Camomile FPrs- II 2 II
Cociineal. Mex u l 20
DO. Hondu. 80 q l .? ~.
Cream Tartar. l9 y q 10 o.
EPSON SaIls..'- q OK
Ginseng.....''- 80 q 90 90
galap ..I...... 20 20 q 2 Io
Lac Dye. 10 g ~
Lie. Paste, Sicily l4tG- 10
Do. Calabrie - 70 q II
Nader, Dutch u d 10
Do. French u d 10
Mamma, sorts - " q -
Maguesia, lump 10 d y
Nutgalls, blAleP-- l53@- 10 10
OIL Castor,No. l. o.: q o. %.
Opium, Turkey, = . ~ . %
Quicksilver - J IL az ! :
Rhubarb, r.. H. 70 q oo
Sal hratus...'- $40
Sal Soda - 10 .
Sarsapari!. Hon ~ u "a
Do. Vera Cruz go Q,
Seneca Root. il d 10
Shellac, Liver
n Garnet..- 9 o. u
Snake Root, Va IA a. 10
Soda Ash - go )
DUCk-Dmciry Brus-
gins, u piece.H u
logan do. X \. u.lf 5o3- -
Zotoi * Billlbins. 10 d
Srrihoti. .........l4 d
ChepOtchkins. ...l4 %
Dmetry PPtnlk'h.ll d
Zonop'nA /urins.l 10 q -
Imperial, wlde...l1 d
Imperial, "a inch. q 500l+ :
Ravens, light...- > 75D 6 81
Ravens, heavy. s a -
German, halt. 10 oil
Holland, A. A. 20 az =
Aliicrican' aii max a,, "a
JOYS t.Do...,.''' if ~
Io.t ,n 80, a,''o sn0 %
i @lu, yard 'V@- ~
ia r. w WIS IN,
Fustic, Cuha...'.So - a o. -
Fustlc, Tobasco.D az -
FustlcA Tamplco.2 -@SS -
Fustic, Snvnnilia.lI --Ule -
Fustic, Cariha. y
Maracaibo. Is ole -
Logwood, Campo -
Losw'd, ~. Dom. 10 9od 10
Logw.d Hohau $ 10 81.
Logw'd, Jainhica,ii oVt9 10 -
NICARAGUA, Bon =. 80, -
aire.....'....''Sv - - 40. o. ~
Nlcaragun, Soro.oS 2r 40. ~
Nicaras'a, hachc.9. 2od - -
Nicaragua, Lima, u oodoo =
FEATHERS
Foreign....f b. 40 -
Foreign. A.A.."- SO
Live, Amerlcau..-G a. 81
FISH
Dry Cod Pcwt. . 81! a. =
Dry Scale ....:. ! - a, L 81
Fic'd Cod,t'nbl. . - a. -
Salmon, plckled.lS - ais oV
Salmon. picked,
II tce...,.l7 - all 81
Meckerei, No. 1,
u Dbl. - ais -
Msckerel No. . 6 4lO -
NIarre,e, No q A. a6 STA
Shad Com. MOI,
~ hi. hhl G
Shad. Con. No.2--1 a. -
DO. R'ksp't ~ Dbl d =
Shad, Mass. -. a
Shad, Southern O.
Herring, picked 5 p d
DO. sea, F. box q u
Herring, NJ. L. @ -
Herring, No a. - d =
Ei.AN-Amer-- I d ..
FRUIT
Rails. SUM- csk. i 10 a. ! =
Rails. B'ch. y bN. = - a. : IL
Raisins, Suilann--- a :
Currants, iar,e. - ~ !
Alm'ds,s son sh'u;- II e !,
Snei'eo- ~ !,
Figs, Turkey.'.- = u l.
franes, Bord W
Can,Elneer.'cs > ~ @
FtkS AND SNIN-
8'vr.P'mmtt 10 ! ID -
Beaver. Norih'n. ) a . -
Beaver, SouIh'n,- io0 | -
Beaver, Westn. l ?NG l 81
Otier, Northern,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

HARDWARE nad Caiiery.-Sesnan Lcwerre s7s
IL SprngsL Gresnw.ch-st Offers sale large
general assortment Of HARDWARE Cutlery, sri.nnia and
JApsned Ware OLA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

IFE INSURANCE.-Ths New-Engiand Mutual
L. Lille Insurance Company OF Boston will receive sppica
cors for Life Insurance Al 81 Wail-.;
DIRECTORS
WILLARD PHILLIPS, RosERr HooFEE,
WILLIAM PARSoSs CHARLES z. CURTIS,
FRANCIS c. LOWELL. PETER WAINWRIGHT
RoEERr 3. FoRBEs, WILLIAM W. STONE.
GEORGE r. KUHN, THOMAS A. DEXTER,
JAMES READ. OTIS TUFTS
JONATHAN AAoRY, Secsy. WILLARD PHILLIPS, Pre-
JoHS C. CHEEsNAS, IL ID. Medical Examiner, New YOfk-
Forms ofsppcaton for insurance. and a. necessary nfor
NATION vii De furnished by the subscriber ei bis Office No.
50 Wall-si- Sew-York
j 4 JOHN HOPPER. Solicitor and Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19
FLOUR AND MEAI-
(Sec Daily Msrkc;s.l
HN

Whit. W'nP bu. / lSn ! -
Wheat, Sou,h'n.l lsi,o | ~
Rye. Notthera..- O SO
Corn, S'u. tmcasl- q -
Corn, =" weight So IS
Barley, West'n. So. a. IS
Oats, Northern. - To
na,. Sou,h,.yp SS-lis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

rI,HE ALLIANCE MUTUAL Insurance. Comps
j. uy-Ohce No IS Wall-stree,.
TRUSTEES.
James De ogden, Z. Surrn- Lor1rg Andrews
VIM 4 Aspirval. a. Norrie, D A. Comstock,
Paul S2oEord. A. Woodhrl M Wetrnore
+. u. Thurston, VIM Adams. WA Il Russell
E Cotaret K "hir1arsh jacob Hsrve,
Roof Z Taylor. A 81. Merchant Edw c. Center
}. r an Bergen, John Crydet Benz Richards,
Henry Chancey, Geo. w. Bets sam! l. Mitchell
Samuel Wllle,s, James Reybrrn, VIZ D. Thompson.
Tho-- W. Ludlow, 7. P. Stanton Leo'd 5 srsyez
Schuyler Livingston Richard Irvtn sp'er 5 Benedict
Gilbert Allen, Anne! Reed r Il DelEno
6. Winthrop Gray, 4. Foster j. JA. H Van Alien
Thos Messenger, Jed Frye Benz q. Fields,
James Brown John Gihoa
This company continue insure asains. loss damage
by FIRE, and tbe casualties Of MAINE and INLAND NeY-
gstou 2on ierns "a favorable other In his city.
e The PROFITS Of the business viii be annually reuroed
the parties insured
Losses I'D justed and paid with prom psude.
JAMES DIP. OGDEN President
A. n MERCHANT, yiee-Presid-nL
LEWIS EESToS. Secretary. lar II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

MUTUAL BENEFIT Life Insurance. Company,
lflOfhce No. II Wal-sL
The Company offers the following advantages TO Tho
public:
Lives only insured al the lowest rates OF premium.
The premium $50 may be paid in cash and tins
second IL months bearing cent interest or
1, may he paid monthly quarterly.
No person is liable beyond the amour; OF his premium.
married may insure The life OF her husband tree
from demands of his creditors.
There will be annual division OF profits payable IN Script
Certificates bearing interest al 81 which interest Ii
payable annually in cash
DIRECTORS.
Rensselaer, Ravens. Rob't l. Patterson,
Gulaume Merle Seth Low,
VIM A. F. Pentz Chss. S. MacknetI,
Lewis c. Grover, Thos. 3. Seg1r,
Henry McFarlan Marcus l. Ward,
WE N. simpson, Edward Anthony.
Benz. C. MILLER, Sec'ry.
Jos l. LoRD, Agent
JAMES STEWART, N. D. (No , Bond-st) Medical Exari-
uer. A, the Office daily from To 3 O'Clock ol 2awd
L'IKE INSURANCE.--The Mutual INSURANCE. Corr
pspy OF the City Of New York. Office No ~ formerly
No 52) Wal-s-The Directors have the satisfaction
form the public that all claims this Company occasioned
by the late disastrous he and all other claims have been
used and paid IN fall, and they deem II proper add
;ha ahou III their have bean paired by
the late the Company have still invested
capital OF TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FIvE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
This Company continue insure against loss damage
by IRE favorable similar institutions in this
city.
The Company commenced business In 1857, on the old
Mutual System, and continued up 20 year lSs men
the Mutual plan abandoned and new Charter obtained,
retaining the original bat Inappropriate name as The 6rs-
OF the Company since that period has been based on IN
INVESTED CAPITAL divided into shares Of fifty dollars each
A. b. MCDONALD, Secretary.
New York, October 9Th lSLo- ojO u cod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

FARM FOR sALE-Contsinicg 81 acres Of
land n hi sh stale cultivation, s.tus.d IN the ioSn
fE1slct.-,er Wesichest-r County one ball mile from
u srj-r, Railroad Hunts Bridge On said Farm here
arg, se!rr house. two barns, cowshed MIL house aic
ober out baiduss Two young apple orchards anc Ssr
ETY. of other fruit -,, y,
For nsr,calsrs Inquire Of John 2 Hayward Charles A.
.,.na : V.Ieatine Easeheser the premises or OF
ssI-,- IOSEPE HltSSOS Is ChATus-rs-sL ~ I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

g. SEVENTH-ST.-AiP Private Sale !o;s on Sew
:; eui-s the South side. between avenues ana -
- Lots e By half The block Apply 10
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER. ArctoHeeT,
~, t-v NJ SroAi-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

Total Policies LOU
This Company had hut loss, amounting TO ouo"
The premiums paid in cash. and Ia secured move
payable in II mons with cent interest subject 10 as
sessnents required meet losses aud renewable II de-
sired by the insured.
ROB'T T. PATTERSON, President
BENZ. C. MILLER, Secretary. JOSEPH l.. LORD Agent
Dr. LEInss sewart. No Bond.sl MedicM FXaipiner "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-19

American SaSony,
Fleece p n SIS d 10
American. Full
Blood Merino- 3 a s.
American, i and
Meriao C IS
American Native
and ; Merino- % o. -
Superhne, pul'd- Is O. 50
No. |, Pulled 25 a. u
No. 2. Pulled. d
S.Amer. washed 10 a l2t
South American
wash'd \ picS'd- is o. 81
South American
/ unwasae<l....- 5 O. 9
Airican- -.-...- 5 o. IL
Snyrna........-i 10 q Is
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S,,sssass-.-i RAiLRoAD LlNE-W inter Ar ~
ssss&A7s--Sa'~" r a n gel nt-Ons Passenger line
each say daily, Leaving New York and Middletown VeT
morning tSundsyE excepted st O'clock
Freight Barge VIII leave Few YORK ron 1901 OF DuaDs
n-Tuesday Thursay and Saturday afternoons at3 O'Clock
Stages for NewbUrgh P0u ghkeepse Hudson and Albany
leave Turner'S Depot upon arrival Of passenger train
Stages for Bloomngburgh Monticello Milford Honesdale
Carbonate, Biughemtor, Owego, &C. &c leave Middle
town upon arrival OF passenger train
For farther information spply ut the Office, corner OF
Duane ynd N-st d3
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10 subscriber being determined 10 dispose OF as arr
Offers Il for sale sn II not sold a. pr1vslr SAFE 90
W before Wed1esday The 18th Gay Of feorusrf next
viii on ths; day O'Clock IN the forenoon ee sod a. puo
lie auction The premises to The 9ocer 2a. pos
County az. mile. South East of the visge OF PoughkeeP-
Sc and contains abou, OF Land OF excellent quail
~ H.rSsor,-Iv rid.d with drs. Buildings OF al
Iir6s ,nzh- Tor h.r ali reary Il Is IN Srst
rse fence and finely wa:rsd and excellent Er Of varou'
kinds The above described arm u one OF me most cesifs
n,reh.se such farm ny-d 10 call and ezsioe Tor
tsern selves Payments Conditions made known on
he dny Of sale Also tine ali his personal pro-
pe,rv consisting Horses, Oxen Cows, Hogs Farming
Utensils of al kinds Bay, Grain on Tie ground. he
SIMEON DEARIS-
Dated La Grange, Duchess Co. Jsn- II, 1916. 81 Sws
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CHAPPED HANDS.
RoGssers Auiaadine.
VERY CELEBRATED article for The certain cure and
n prevention Of Chapped HandA For sale al the principal
druggists and dealers perumery throughout tho Uued
States and et in- malDf7ciurer's
F. ROUSsEL No l59 Broadway
yybo,.,aIs and rr,su 92 I'm
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WINDOW SHADES! Window shadesl!-J. c.
w Woodford, 289t Broadway, Importer and Dealer in
Window Shades having completed his assortment, now
ofera those about furnishing their dwellings, splendid
of Painted Window Shades, embracing every
slye of late and fashionable designs .
~ BMerchanlr from the adjacent cities. buying 10 sell
again. will fad inducements 10 make selections from this
door 10 The of Eende-st 2ss. La
faru Ruildip
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yTANSLYCK,s CEMENT, for China. Glass, Earth.
ern Ware aud Msrbe.-The manufacturer having spent
several yssrs in bringing the above named Cement 10 It's
present OF perfection confident that al who VIII give
fair trial will be satisfied Whit and that VIII stand on
giedged hsndbils Price y stick. For sse oy
JOHN J. BROWN co. l22 Fulton-s. near John.s
A ihural diacnI NM IN dnal
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hnd % on utItI IursuIIs., :,
MORRIS ROBINSON, President
SAMUEL HANNAY. Secretary.
MlNruRs posr Physician, 5Oa Broadway.
Isl lot
S1TATElIE;NT of the Mutual Benefit L iie Insurance
= Company No. II Wsll-st.ssued from LIST May 1873,
to Slst December, 5000, -,
months Gs3 Policies. Amt of premium is. $50 1868 81
I, January 49, 34S :. p ,767 IS
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PERSON fsvurab!y situated in Ohio for doing pro
"A fabe business 10 the sale OF Boots anc shoes s de,
Gus of making srrsr gemens win some establishment 10
NeyYork believing that there would be mutual sdvan
tspe In forming connection for that purpose For inor
nation respecting the advertiser apply at The tribune OF
lot <a"oN