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an Die unabbangigen Stimmseber
Don Serfe Geunty.
0littiraer !-1uf 1nIuten pieler 8rsane
BE- bin i'd bs,pp9en tuorbsu mid gurer Bead.
tuns ais eiu
Ganbibat fir bas gebcriff 8 Mmt
BET fcmmcnoer lBabl an5utistem. Scllte i6
70 siali6 fcln su asnanutsm 1mte erwdtlt
3u mercen, 70 oerpfibte ib mid Die Otlle.
arnbsitea csdtlten init srsus unb llnpartei
li6feit aussulten.
guer er9ebrnsr 9iencr unb Wlitbhrasr,
1eam QeiB.
elIab saunletlp, dpril IS. tlD.
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Die Sh6er unb Yapisrs rss oerFcrttnsu
% Il IN 0Ren9el, werben wdbrsnb
eiucr fur3en 3eit in Den 6anren bon G,nos
6tmmelrcicb prrtlcitsn. 1ae perlcnen, Die
f6nlots nuc, belictem all senfelten ab,ubn
sablem uno @Olds Die Iafpriete batsn,
wsrsen ibre 0stnnnsen an stsnrsnl leItsn
einbdnpissn.
abrabam t11enseL aom'Or.
SUM, 8. tp.
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Der plan.-Spl. Denton batts fbcn elm
oan9sS unS Srsjts6 9sp!aucstt i6er Die @srcfs
fentIitun8 es6 planes, melbsn sr uub Der Srrs
be pcIf, alias jung (eifcrp, ouS9sbsft battsn,
um Den nerifonifhsn Hre9 fbnea Su bssnbi:
gen, moturrb oieHeu9sr os6 @clfe6 auf6 fcths
ifs 9Sifsi9srt purcs. Ss elmer nsuIlten &sre
in WtlGpurl plauesrts CT snoIib bGn 9Gunosr
Ylan aus, CT I1utet ME foI9t: "Sr molIte
Saplor 10000 uno Seru 10000 9ruppsn
9'bsn uno isItit mtgcben, nit Srisrsntpprs
ihId9tn oerisbsn, um 8ricotn anjubjSrm obsr
pcrbsrstst in jsesm Safe 8risosn Su srIanSsn.
9ie5 1T ta5 9onjs @sbsmnj6 ts6 YIans6 uno
miro bic Neu9lsri9sn berubi9en. Scbots bas
Der @pn9rsB lb wsi9srts cen ScIcnsl gum 8sIps
marlhoa Su MAIDEN, sr bdtts meni9itsn6 wsnn
nibt 8riscen, hob Elm 9utsS 9tu6 @sIo mas
ben ftnnen.
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OaS ueue Gauntp=@efGmani6.

Der foloifale Sau ess neuen eauntps9es
fdn9niGss, wslbsr jest bon j.rn. {oapiIane, o.
bsrbalb unisrr Staet unb am Suse es8 altsn
| Ysnn'SsrqsS aufssfibrt wirc, fbrsitst jiems
| lib fbnsu perwdrt8. 9a6 ert9sfhcc6 cesr
Der untsrirbibs She'll osnsIbsn 1T pcasncst uno
Die Sslsn BED eritsn Stcds6 fino Der 9olsns
hung nabs Nllem Nnfbejn nab wiro eas
@sbaubs, wenn ppQsnbet CUR fhsrn Nufbss
,paBruns Der Ssrbrsdbsr 3uIdn9Iib fem unb bs
nsn ale @tls9snbsit gum entWfhsn ablbnss
Den. 9as dussrs Nnlsben bss SousS Se9t be-
fonosrs Ssiti9fsit, ba bic &inemausrn, ou69ss
ncmrsn bic Sorpsrfrpnte, pcn SrutDiteinsn
auf9sfibrt mereen, woSu Der Ysnn:Ser9 bo6
NotsriaI lisfsrt. Die 0oroerfrrnts wirb prn
raub bsbausnen Sanbiteinsn auf9efibrt
D1jt Der Scasnrun9 bss neuen @ountp Gsz
tan9n1e6 miro cine nsue @pc9e in Der @efdn9s
nib'9i5eipln in Serf6 Sountp eintrstsn. 4ns
fatt bic gslangsnen in Male in slnsm gpfals
sinjufpsrren, no fe @sIe9snbsit baben ftb Die
bic 3sit burb llntsrbaltun9 iu psrftrssn uno
p!ans jur 8luht su entpsrfsn, spte ss bi6bsr
i'm altsn @sfdn9niiIs SsiAeben III, wro man
fs sinStln sinipsrrsn unb iBnsn @eIs9enbsit ass
ben bic 3sit rurb nttelibs Nrtsit 81 psrtreibsn.
Go 1T teibt sinjuftbn eab eiefs @inrrhtun9
pisl tur n'cralifbsn SsNrun9 Der Gsfan9ensn
uno gum Nusen cs6 enuntie5 beitra9sn wiro.
Ssi insfmdsi9cr Ssrpaltun9 perosn Die Nrs
tsiten Der GefAn9snsn pieI sur 8erminbsrun9
Der Soften bstra9en, unc mir ltno ubsrSu9t,
bas unisrs @auntp SommiIlcnsrS Der Satle
bic bslis Nufmtrtiamfeit fbsnfsn meresn.
50 murce tifbsr oft 9sia9t, tas Die @sfans
Ssnsn i'm oItsn @sfin9niIt Su gut 9sbaltsn
mirbsn, uno ftlbit bic mslbs lhcn Ss,rrbnsr
csi7sltsn marsn fa9tsn oas ba6 Gstsn eorln
nibt 70 gang unertri9lidb isi. 9isS ~irb ft
funfti9 dnoern, etnn to6 nsue Grfdn9nts mro
,usbr fsin mas fsin Name bsisiCbnet ndmlilb /:
cine Strafanitalt, norm Ssrbrsber aufbswabrt
uno ssji6ti9t, absr nibt sspfis9t msrben.--
Statt Elm Yaaif fir Tsrbrsher, [rpis ra6 nsus
@sfdn9nis fbcn 9snannt murec] rpro ss alien
bctn @eiitsrn bic mob untsr unS mejlsn mr9sn,
Elm Sbrsdsn isn uno fs bcHsntIid abboltn
3erbrsbsn 5u be9sbsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-07-06
I'm Die itlathan9i9eu Stimmgeter
Don Verfs NauntY1.

GSrcunos nno O1ittirssr Die aniebnle
DE Stiillc, rieif tei leetsr @ h0rfe' waabi
etbaItcm (ippfitr id bermit tcrSliet 9ant
iaae,) uno pas Gniueten pisIer meinsr bcri.
gen ltntrrRiibsr, bat mid bcmcssu. wiessr'
um als ganoieat fir ras SebcrifFssnmt.
lei ndtfer 2Babl Dor gueb su trsten Sru,
ts ce mir sstnaen erwdblt su tpcrpsn. 70 pers
fprshs itb Die Amfcespfibteu aspifsubaft,
aufri6ti9 upb unpartsiifet ,u pcIsisbsn.
Jobn potteiger.
Bern, SUM 10. bm.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-07-06
Or. S6lauCb's lluiverlal .G6en,,

0r. S6lau6's lluioerlal.@ @hen3,
0a 3n ae9enpartiacr 3rit febr piele Sins
Der mt bem tlausn 5uiten ssplast flne, 70
acbte icb es fir spflht cas sDutIirum aufs
merriam 5u mahcn cab gbrINiana 6sntsl
meprr, Gin 6jibriaes U1apctcn ,pelhes id IN
msn6aus aufaencmmeu babe, tinnen orc
Sa9en burtb Or. 9 d lau DE uutper:
al' G fen5 bon cir1er Dlaae aebeilt tpur,
re. Kart rOinaus.
Weahlnl, pcu ID Suni l947.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-07-06
S6eriHss9 anbioQten.

UT TIT 1IFItH HHU HNuUIUHYlHFH
Stimmseber BON 8ert5 Ganntp.
a07ittilrasr !-Da it hci eincr fratsrn &ft
lcarntsit bic gbrs aebabt bltc, euth pdbrsao
orei Satrcn ale "5 cbcriff' prM Bsrts
eauntp 3u ptencn, 70 fhbIe i6 MID peran.
la6t, mtth 'pirerrum als ganpitat bri fcms
menber 2Sabl nn3nbictsn. SD srfutte sut
eaber ahtun9scpI nm cure Gtimmsn. une
Nprre rpenn errpiblt, enDfittsn res 1m:
tee, tpie iet mid fcbmsietle bas IS rcrhin &C.
it6cbeE lit, 3ur 3ufrletrntsit pqs DutIifusns
ua6tcmrcn, euer D:itthracr
Seinrid, 9inrfr.
Snnt Is. bB.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-07-06

Moro uno gYnbs bsBeriebt.-9tm 17ten
SUM fanp man, njd)t melt non Gineinnoti, in
Nnpufon 3aunfbip, bic Qsibe enIs 9sutibsn.
Ser &trpsr tru9 3sicbsn Der @rmproun9, unO
bic Habbarfbaft par boo aaarmirt. Cine
Wan gsuts psriammcIte Itb uno bs9Isitst ben
Ssomten narb Dem 6aufs sins6 Olannes, ben
er ouf 8sroabt arrstrts. Ser Mob periutbts
rsn 3rtaftstsn in feline @swaIt su bsfpmmsn,
mas obsr curd ole Aufmsrffamfelt oes Seams
ten usrstelt Wurbe. @S mar bic NbIid)t ees
IoIftS bsnisIben, obnc 3srsmonien, am erifsn
tsifsn Saums aubutnhpftn fir msIebsn3msd
Elm 9tri6 in Sersitfbaft mar. Ser @sian9es
ne purbe nab Cincinnati in6 @sfansnjb 9ss
brabt.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-07-06

Sm Gtaate Soma erfebeinen bcreits l5
3etnn9sn, 0nb i'm @eitt Der mbispartu
psrfabt, bic anosrn Z ftnb tofcfoso JsitumssR.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1847-07-06
Gin Srdutisam ectbeert uno sefeoert

Ein Sr0utt9am ectbeert uno 9efeoert
-3u SPORT Ssffsricn, Yong S6lanp, lpuros am
Isetsn Olttmob pas qpnb:@elss in anwsns
bun9 ssbratt. Ser Stsurlnann Der gri9Q
Yrsbsl, msItbs SNrjlitb bort anfam, bate felt
crsi ga9sn bic Ssfanntfbaft zines jun9snMdb.
bena 9sma0t uno ltrb am abtnb bs6 9scad,s
ten Sa9ss nit ibr trausn l0tn. 9tuf benz &uds
We1e BON Der Srouun9 wurcs ba6 pdrtben ron
elmer NnSobI Mdnnsr uno Snobsn uberfaasn,
bic ben 8rdutiaom aus esm QEa9sn jc9en. bn
thrbti9 obprilOsItsn uno tann nit einsm Node
BON S0ser uno Ssesrn bssbrtsn. Die llria6e
worum ets6 9eibab, 1T unbsfannt. Bon Dee
nsn wsltbs an tsm Mcb Sbcl nabmsn, lcuen
25 prbaftst mcrbsn fein.
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Derni,nftise Einfaue. - alS prsTbsnt
Qolf auf fsiner nsusitben Neife In Baltimore
mar, fa9te sr often: "Dab sr fein @onobat
fir bic QSsosrsrspdbIun9 fn. fonosrn ltb ins
prpatlsten suriid5iebsn mlroe beim SCbluis
fsinsS 9ienftsSermins." Dies mar sin psrs
ntinfti9er @infaa, Der uns oafhr bur9t, bab6r.
pof am 4. Wdrs 1s49 wsni9ifsns sinsn, uno
pisIsitbt ben sritsn, psrnitnfti9en Strsib auSs
fubun miro.
Gis eofos BON Rsu Vorf bietsn am fel6tnGs
6ene, no Der Yrefosnt on9sfoilisn rpar, i'm Dor
ti9en Yarf tneVsrflmlun9,bei rpeltbsr le@sn.
Sa6arlas Saplcr ale ibren Sanblbatsn furVrss
libent ernonnten. Sae mar ourb elm psrnitnfs
tiger @infaa, menn AUDI ein fblebtss @omplis
ment fir Srn. Yolf gr fcnnts bnrouS isben,
weIts Wrfuns bic in Baltimore ssmadbts @rs
fldruu9 bs fsinsn Sreunesn bate.
Or. polf.-W7an fa9t bab Der prsfbent
poriss 2Sotbe bic llnpsrIitdt Bu cambridge Bee
fudbte unb bort NIT bsm @brsntitsl "9oetcr
Surj6" bslabsn wuros.
Hin Sbab.-Sn elmer ab9els9enen @de
bs8 eaitelIS Gan Suan wuroe firblid) cine bss
trd9lite Summe @so 9efunoen. 20 1T uns
aspis, ob sS @i9sntbum Der 0is9isrune Obsr els
nes SnoipiouumS mar
IaroneburS. 25. SUM-. Sener!- Hm
ocrisen SoNeritase, NaGts um llbr, ,pur
re bic tseannts nOar pail Babrit" bon
6rren Srpin uuo 6alfpsnnp, cine
Wleile n6rollob Don Soalstura, nit alien
barinn befntli6sn Sorratb prfcrtiater Irs
Belt, 1000 pfo. Uorratbiss woas, nebft pem
Idmmtllhsn Sorratb ron Oel unb 8drtes
G,IE
psmnp mar CUR 3sit oss Ssuers in Seehafs
ten atwefenp, mesbaIb ,penis ocer gar nhts
9erettet nuroe.
Gieanoer s8euer.-Sn Der Waht
pom poriSen 8reitas aaf psu Ssmfa8 3wis
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Stoats- -Mahlen in 1s47.

SIN aaufs bisiss Sabrss wsrtsn in fcl9enten
Staatsn nob 8abIsn ifattftnesn, an Den Sas
aen Die babel anasasben nno:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-04-24
NJ I5t3H PIP

-CEHrrrfHt. WI carerttsHur- every svruHett
g. ~ 4.e.asa A II, Nlss.n1 tu T. VI. aud Cincinnati
att's Z .l-as. az = u-.asE. AN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1847-06-25
a Dialogue.

~ GOD morning, A, how you
SW A. Not very well. This spring weather
affects me.
B. The spring weather affects every body more
or less. Why don't you take dose or two of
Wrghts Indian Vegetable Pills
A. don't believe in them. | don't believe one
medicine can cure every thing.
b. | don't believe one medicine cure every
thing either in the way you look at it, But YOU
believe / is possible TO prepare medicine in such
way as to be applicable to the human system IN all
cases
A. Why, yes. | believe in the possibility Of
anything nowadays.
b. Well, that is all want you TO admit. Call
in tonight, and will give you dose of Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills to try on, and if you don't
pronounce the medicine the best you ever used, why
YOU will then lie able to estimate my opinion next
time as ii deserves.
A. I hank you, friend 3. I will try anything on
your recommendations EaH seceraIiy.
Beware of colnterfets of all kinds Some are
coated with sugar; others are made to resemble in
outward appearance the original medicine. The
safest. course is, to purchase it from the regular
agents only, one or more Of whom may he found in
every village and town in the State.
The genuine is for sale. by
GREEN 81 STONE, Bloomington, Iowa.
G. NJ HUNT, Moscow, Iowa.
Principal Office l69, Race street, Philadelphia.
May IA, ls47-52-yly.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1847-06-25

A FARM containing eighty OF prairie land
a mile from Upton, the county seat, will be sold on
accommodating terms. Said farm has on it good
hewn log house, log cabin. two wells of excellent
water comfortable stable, fifty well selected young
appetrees, and abou, thirty enclosed, eighteen
Of which under cultivation the rest in wild med
ow. There, is also, about twelve acres of prairie
broken, not enclosed. Also, II acres Of first rate
timhered land, will be sold with the farm.
h Strangers wishing farm of this size, cannot but
be pleased with this as is situated in delightful
part of the State, and one celebrated for It's health
For terms and other particulars, inquire Of w.
H. Tu,hi! esq at Upton, or the subscriber at Bloom.
neton. Muscatine county. f. NJ M'GRAW
Bloomington. April 80, I7-5O-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1847-06-25
$;30sssa Water.

yGTr 2. DOJGHERTY tenders his respects
j 10 ,he ladies and gentlemen Of Bloomington and
sauscrs visiting or sojourning in town, and bess
,, /, tell them ha, he has now in first rate oper-
on. superior Soda Fountain with refrigerator
sa he'd 20 keep this desirable draught cooled with
Refreshing soda. brightly sparkling.
l,oels he brain, with fever ranking,
eoothes The nerves and yields delight
IN uoondfv- hours or sultry night.
Why pant with heat Or anguish, when
The goble, waits, inviting men
And ladies too to come and view
The pcarly drops Ike evenings dew.
Distilled i, is, but gives no pain
Like liquids, when distilled from grain:
R;.fher It's nectar'd draughf,
Which turns away the ttvered shaft
Bloomington, June 4, l847-55-tt
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1847-06-25
Vrcry Late Arrival!
Nor FROM MExIco, nut FROM THE EAST, AT
10. e., Walnut zsOac.

Nor PROM MExICo, nut FROM THE EAST, AT
10. e., Walnut zsOsc.
n ADOPT this method to acqualnt my friends
L and the public generally with the fact that am
is receipt of my spring supplies Of drugs, medicines,
PAINTS oils, turpentne, varnishes, dyestuifs, win
dow-gass, glassware, spices, books, stationery to-
mcco cigars, snuiis, &c, &c. Also, good assort-
Hcnt Of choice old liquors Tor invaIids, viz: French
handy, Port, Madeira aud Malaga wines, n. Eng
land rum, Holland gin all Of which, together with
many other articles, useless to name will be sold on
feasanable terms. The attention Of physicians Is
t.s}rctfu!y invited to Oh examination of my stock
promise as favorable terms any establishment OF
a similar kind in the State Wheat and other pro-
dQcc will be received for drugs, or in payment ior
olI arrearages Don't forget the place NO. .,
Walnut Row, opposite the mill.
lremain the Pubc's humble serv,t,
JOAN B DOUGHERT1.
Bio. n;ngton, June 4, ls47-55-h
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1847-06-25
Notice.

TVHE undersigned would inform his friends and
old customers that he finds himself under the
necessity of adopting new system Of doing busl-
ness and hereafter no goods will be sold at his es-
enlistment except for ready pay All persons hav-
ino unsettled accounts with him. or the late firm Of
BriJeman & Weed. will find it for their interest to
settle the same Immediately. i'll cash or produce.
CHESTER WEED.
Bloomington, April Is, ls47-4S-tf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1847-06-25
For Sale or Rent.

A PLEASANTLY SITUATED two story
IA brick house, with finished basement, one
door west of Brdgman & Weed, will be sod or
rented on reasonable terms. A good bargain may
be had by applying Immediately. well of supe-
rior water and pleasant yard. belong TO the
premises Apply to this Office the owner.
ROBERT DAVIS.
Bloomington, April 80, Att.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1847-06-25
Notice

Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned has
Z been appointed administrator OF the estate OF
Norman g. FuIIington, deed: all persons having
ans against said estate are requested to present
.em Immediately +; and those indebted to the estate
We notified rila, prompt payment VIII be required 10
yIit the estate
The notes and accounts will be put INTO " m. a.
nQry 5 hands ior immediate collection.
GEORGE REEDER, Admir-
1cne 6, l6t7-56-3w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1847-06-25
StFayed.

From the subscriber, IN Jones county, on or a.
bout the 18th of April, dark iron grey mare three
years old this Spring. short tail but never been dock
ed. Whoever will return said mare, or give infor-
nation where she can be found shall he literally re-
warded. BANDlHT GAUSI.
Bones Prairie, Cascade P. Q. Nav 81 ls47
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1847-06-25
NAPLES HOUSE.
III. CURTIS, Proprietor.


(lNain Street, Dubuque, lo,oa.
THTS new and spacious establishment. is now
i completely prepared for the reception and ac-
commodaion of the travelling community, and reg
ular boarters The undersigned having become
proprietor of this commodious House for a term Of
years and having newly and appropriately furnish
ed it is determined to spare efforts rexpense in
giving satisfaction and comfort 10 those who may
favor him with their custom. He f1atters himself
that with his former Eastern experience at the bu
siness, and with building so airy capaclous and
we'll arranged, he will be able to establish for the
NAPLES HOUSE,
reputation equal to any in the west. Although,
by far the largest establishment in Dubuque he pro-
misses net to impose large prices upon his customers
and that for transient or regular boarders he VIII
charge no more than has been Gu 'tomary in the
other established Haels in this city.
Good stabling, accommodations on reasonable
terms.
With assiduous attention to the wishes and COM
fort of all visitors the proprietor hopes to obtain
and respectfully solicits liberal support. H. e.
December / l, ls46-30tf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1847-06-25
EDr. Eg. HI. BOYD.

EAv1SG permanently located himself in Bloom.
Il ington, Iowa, would respectfully solicit a
share of professional business.
OEFIcE West side Of Main street, up stairs i'm
mediate above Fenimore & Petorson's Drug Store.
May Il, lS47-52-3m.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1847-06-25
g & & 6 g g

Cooper Shop, Long Row, No. l, Mt. Arrarat. Lou
isa County, would respectfully inform Merchants,
Mlers and others, that he has now on hand, and
intends TO keep up constant supply at Port Loui-
sa. formerly, WaIling's Landing) of strong and
tight FLOUR BARRELS, made ofthe best ma,er;-
al, warranted A No. /, which he will dispose of for
cash, and cash only at the lowest market price,
Address all orders to William H. Baydcs, at J Ben
nett d Co.'S store, Main ST., Bloomington, or G.
Lockwood, at Port Louisa, formerly Wal,ins's
Landing) who are duly authorized to act as agents
for me, and whose orders will be promptly filed.
Mt Arrarat. Louisa Co., : VIM. BEVARD,o r
May 81, ls47-53-tf S"Pitts. at the DOOR"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1847-06-25
Removal

nR. KOON-has removed his Office to tha
H. room Immediately ever Mcssrs Green &
Stones store, where he will be happy to wait on all
who may require his professional services.
Nav 2l,-53f
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1847-06-25
New SvsscEsa.

ELSOR SALE, at the old stand of Bridgman &
IL Weed, good assortment of such goods as are
usually wanted for the trade here, which will be sold
for ready pay, at lower prices than have been here
tofore. CHESTER WEED.
Bloomington, April Is, lS47-dS-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1847-06-25

S,A" Z 0T IOWA, IS
CEDAR COUNTY,
Ii Tie District Court OF the State OF Iowa. within
and ior the Co of Cedar-May Term lSl7
JONI ". WHFnnsoS' ~, :; s,,.n,o,r
JAM WILKERsoS,
A Nd now on this twenty first day OF Nav,
IA ls47, comes the said plaintiff and files his bill
Sating in substance that in May, 1910, he purcha-
sd Of the defendant the south east quarter of sec
Ten five and the north east quarter OF section eight
cnj the west half of the southeast quarter of Sec
ton eight, in township eighty north of range three
west of the 9Th principal meridian, in the county
Of Cedar for the sum of five hundred dollars in two
lromissory no cs, which notes are paid in full by
complainant, and delivered up to him and cancelled
that he took the tic-bond from the defendant for
deed IN fee simple, with covenants OF warranty IN
aymcnt Of said notes.-the complainant has been
N POSSESSION about nine years, and pFays specific
2aH5rmance of the contract: And 1t appears to
he satisfaction Of the court, that said defendant Is
nonresident of this State; it is therefore ordered
ty tie court that brief statement OF the object and
prayer Of said bill be published in the Bloomington
Herald, for six weeks successfully. The defend.
ant is therefore required to appear at the next term
Of said court, and respond to said BILL or it will be
taken confessed.
Attest J. CULBERTSON, Clerk.
WICKER and Cook. for Compt.
Upton, May %, lS47-54-6w. prs. fee $40 50
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Slaughterins.

TIME fall season having arrived, the subscribers
have extended their arrangemcntsfor sIaugh.
ering cattle. hogs, &C., in a superior manner.
Farmers and others wishing sIaughtering done
can be accommodated on reasonable terms.
Cash paid for beef, pork, mutton, yea &C.. &c.
Nov 20 1916 &. & H. STAHL
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TAX SALE.


the ;ouuH
AID
and uae and lying within SAID county Niusalne
Gay the NJ M. ndcoi
land
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6 MOTHS AND CASSIMERES of a superior
- quality. on hand and for saie-hy
Nav %, KELLY, HORN & Co
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DBAFENT medicines, essences, &c. &c. In great
/, variety for sale low
Ma, os. Kenmore & PETERSON.
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CHAWLS-A splendid assortman on hand and
~ for sale, by [nov g. j. BENNEITd Co
~--
II NROCKERY--A general assortment on hanJ
~ and for sole. by nov j. r. 4 Co.
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Harvest Ea0gasc.

r0uN \. MCCORMICK has returned from ST
J Louis with good assortment Of DRY GOODS
AND GROCERIES suited 10 the season, which he
will Sc II unusually low, al Zegler's old stand Sec
oni Street for ready pay Of any kind.
Bloomington June l, l847-56-u
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PHYSICIANS Shop Furniture and q large and
beautiful assortment of glass ware. as above.
Nav %. Kenmore, 81 PETERSON.
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JOHN NJ KANE Treasurer and Collector Counyo Iowa..
June 25-5s-