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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
MARITIME HERALD.
Departure OF the Atlantic st.emer.
To HIassers or Vesseis.

Commanders Of vessels will confer favor BY having LIT
Of their carHoss passenxer and report Of vessels left
tie port whence they sailed and the vessels spoken ready
on their arrival here for Commodore BAsxrr Of
Of news schooner He viii board them immediately on
thsir Arrival
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

APPOINTMENTS nv THE PREsIpsSr --CvsroM
Hovss CTFIckts George Holt, Collector, Cherry
stcnr, Virginia, re-sppointed-
Walcou Huntington, Collector, New London
Conpecticnt. vice Charles +. Lesser
Mathew Di k, Surveyor, M~dsonvillr, Louisiana
vice Heny Gurus, resign.d.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
BY 4. II. LUDLOW.
SATURDAY. Feb q

Valuable Real Esate-A, on saarday Fes sth a.
Sss. Gss No. ss
the street and in ~ he
the ct
i he Ioa.. u' 81
Chussh the the above. vita the lot IN fee s%
Thu and E
'F tif p sas
f. :. a. Maalsy ~. Es IA T
the Merehante Exchange, the following valuable
r.. douss house lots Of ground the north
;,Sfa into two stories Each lot By
s s:s:s ss IS
& on house o p @
AynSs and 10th r as The aoS,. hay
re Als o. Ss e. Is sm L0, g t BY 100 S o ,n.
above on the su,h eide ofish Lot IS BY s2set
Aso houses brick and the other Frame aud the lot
on he south sas q 18th street. adjoining tie above Lot a6
large Of the ana mortgage
h tern: and g apply No Broad
or PAlNTlN0S, q Auction, By A. LEVY. saiur
s ol s aS wh Of oS
modern pictures, de's'vnz some attention.
FOR SALE, exchange. or to Teni-Land in LycominE
rsnoa f ts,s ten lot: IL Bergen
:sSssy ' ESSR$ s::::.
&c. . sos s sAv Hf4RiyN d Psh 11,.
sss iar'f : sasssd .i a:,s
and .Tses
'a on ''''' loot Of '''' stovkS 'MsMunaAY
f5u 100 Pine u. Of South.
Hoa N SEW nsIEs, NJ. PIER
49, wick 50 cents The stsamer wxvy .cspt.
between New York and New stopping at Amhcy
Bon a, Sem ds STt and E
twS o'clock, P NJ, and Teturans morning At
The sams.at Wave has been furnished with boilers
between the above places but also aa aud speedy
Fare to Amhoy. RosviIle and Tu. Landing as cents
SIXTY MILES SHORTER InAN Any
OTHER ROUTE.
ALs.S sF n "a a9gts
~: :::s%:s:. SSo%6S d. NLMRoD leave: c..A..
Mi s. ss t. SsS
va IL y :'s: mi
&c ss ss:: s. .s:z 2: board ii. boz: a
"a rSTOKEs ~ PEARL AND WAIEKs fErIs
l :ass aoa: [ss
r e cxRfER 'fl1 APs
ksx1> PASSAGE FOR LONDON Packet 18th ebruary
xXt The spieadd as ssilinu packet ship ,ALSET rE
Having splendid tions for cabin CABIN and
steesEe pas-ngs Early application should be made
board foot Of Pine street, or to-
WI 7. TAPsCOTT,
xAx Old LINE OF LiV EKfOOL PALKEIs.-
24t Regular Packet OF the 18th Febuary-rhe avorite
&4D6s very fast sailing packet ship ENGLAND. Cart
Wsite win sail positively on Saturday, the 18Th Of Feb
her regular day.
The accommodations Of this lise for cabin al cabin and
stsesge pssssnger well known to be superior any
and those embark should early appcs
lion on board, foot Of Beskman street, to
ROCHE, BROTHERS & co.
Is Fulton Ut. next door 10 the Fulton Bank.
Persons DESTROYS Of sending to the old country for their
friepds, have th.m brought out in the ENGLAND,
sailing from Liverpool the 7h Of April Of the
ships comprising the old line, sailing from there punctuay
on the TN and 18th Of every month For passage apply
Adore. rs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

N FOR sALE-A frstrate sorreI HORSE, six.
I<ten hands high abou. eight years old. warranted
M and kind in sAr1ess. valuable horse for
Ply siciAn or family geutle and good traveller Also
good light wsss9a leather tsp hs.asoms Sleigh harness.
Apply the Drug Store, No Ia Caua street. opposite
Wei roed flatS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

90 Several nefsrious attempts have been recently
made, especially during this unexampied, tyinG
and unhealthy winter an the consequent
and sale Of Psaes Horehound Candy to induce unprn-
cpled per sons counterfeit article Of unryslled
lebrty, and many in testing the spurious article have
discovered late, the imitation PersoRskhould there
FORE be particularly cautions In examining each peck
age when purchased any but the regular and author
ised agents whose attached, and satisfying
themselves Of the purity OF specific that now enjoys
such universal reputation for the Of ell the caia
logue Of diseases, incident to season unexampled for
the numbers Of coughs, colds, consumption, pleursy
and deaths from inaeniion and indifference TO the first
symptoms. Remember the Fountain Head 10 Of las Di
vision and its streams ow through every respectable
channel in the city gents, Z,eher, 81 Dock street,
Philanephia Pa Reddng los State street Boston, Mass
Rawls Co. 81 State street, Albany Robinson, ITO
Baltimore street, Baltimore
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
Welcome 70 Charles Dickens,

90 THE Boz BALL ITO TAKE PLACE ON THE FouR
TEENrH FEsRUARy a FARx THEATRE.-Csrds Of
Admission for the Ball to be given to Mr.. CHARLrs
DcxErs and LADY, may be had Of any the following
named gentlemen, or Of the Committee at the Astor
O'Clock in the morning. and O'Clock in the evening.
book ofthe Programme Of the Ball, the rules and
Qulations Gc ohta cd m above.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05


OHATnAm TIA EATRM
THIS EVENING, February 5The performances viii con-
o. 70. s.::.y e: $f $::;?
Sarah D'i%ss H., witch Ms. Hs:'ssr
Diamond and w; M.,sd.. .sa .r celebrated
THE g.; 4! 3 E..s.ss QUEEN
SS sss Mr.. t kisSy hSra Fa'''n0 I:sa:s.
The i sgREs x'fS
Or, You cant come in Niger.
IT, ere: a nrse.
mlTCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE
THIS EVENING, February s-The performance will
Hector Timd d,,,,., Mitchell W;;s%s. Roberts
AsMoDEnsss f IN Sf sEw YoRA.
A.: s,... Sf' 4ls! S'i NJ. I'm
MAN WIFI f = F isssS szk h BAG.
5 ta'sss Maid n: Singleton Gass:
n.,.,. RATTLE. How ssi.:i a:, Rob-.
AdmissionDrsss circle sOcens Upper boxes y cents
bSor. open a half past six Curtain rise. a. seven
BOWEkY AMPHITHEATnM.
No 81 Botsery.
Last nigh; e. ri: s,;
THIS EVENING si f:s.. g sS: vii cor
THE WALTZ i %SD "i STAR ENrREE. -n
::ss. VI A S:sSs BassAu.
S.s s5:3S. Ii: S:: r,.s s.,s. VIA Indian
i II. 5: If Ssis s'!s;ss. n ss:: F..y
I'll. f iis;sa J Paii Sll iST SisT with
sssr spa xis spps:r ' on IN *.
III: Rivers Family q their sssssfd ssS highly finished
0iast III. Principal Act introducing the F.a. OF
The T SIo !? s'l Fhah !!'A the
Deer s.n 3 s Commences at"
=: I:'dsy: Eaisaes Ma y.
AMENlCAN MUsEUai.
Corner Broadsoay and Ann street.
Grand GAIA ~ New Hall Mag.
L. Petit. e.ro M, sE Dublin m. Taylor, and
EVERY ss%n! sysS asss. EH is. WEEK ZEE
sssss :ssss l:s 90:
s,T s :1hs:: Il n sSez 4. ho. will rsm.. .
:ss SJ5l ii 81 ;S:
and E ss 81 TN
AGAKA!
The wonderful Exhi btou Of
The PNEUMATIC RAILROAD, the greatest inventiou Of
Me age is in constant operation,
The AIbino Lady il here every evening.
Fancy Glass Blowing every evening.
The grand Cosnoramie Views fe all changed
For the Of families .pd children, there will
terneon, commencing at three O'Clock.
Principals Of Schools and their pupils admitted on liberal
xrms.
Adnittapce to the Museum and all the entertain 70
'en. Children under 10 years Of age halfprcs.
EAKN EOn SALE ON STATEN IsLAND-Ahout o
miles from the 9astantine Ferry on The Rchmond Rosd
commanding the Bay and for fac rid the vicinity 10
superior be found within the distance OF city
Also several convenient andng building
Eeatately the water within the Terms liberal.
Apply 10 ID Low, go Cedar ct. rs eodim'
COLLECT!ONs ali part. OF the Unite states made
81 sYLvEsTERs,
rs q Wall ct and I3i Broadway.
NlBLO DUNLAP would rsspeclfdlly inform tbs ladies
~ Of New York and it, vicinity that their Conservatory
daily open for their INSPECTION whe they will be happy 70
hem and where obtained of shade and
hue the most reasonable terms such lila japan
varieties. rhododendrcns Chinese azacas acaciss,
ptt sporums fuchsss vr- oses
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
Total number employed,

The employees, consisting Of persons living upon
their daily earnings not Of those who require the
agency of the Bankrupt Law. The bankrupts only
portion of those included in the lss nrs doing bu
sness and at there be but 10000 who cannot
nav their debts The delinquency of than one half
ofthcse grew out of their own injudicious conduct
What proportion frsudulently dishonest time will
determine, II the creditors are true to themselves
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
a., GRAND sTREET-LATE vANNs-BRowN

oo1 GRAND sTREET-LATE yAN .Nnsne,s ~ sSs
public that ii have purca..d 81 MI yam e. , "a
r ,sns;vs ry Goods ishmen NO. ~ rr~nn street
and they beg TO the fomer epds oi ns
sto that they RECEIVING =" 800 Il, ~
ud ~ are using erertIon 70 make hss STAB
s~nrI M noue this city as MARI Tor the sale OF
c ~. 49,, Goods We pledge ourseves 70 the tubc TO
, ur,ei,es on the stricst system OF one p:Ice, and
nave TO whether purchasing or pricing
goods- -, - c.,u-,av s,h Feb Is a. and will eommenor
W. AR ART IL some extraordinary burg aim.
~ nds will be found marked pain hSur mystery.
A sds viii on any be sold for less than he
psVe e nat that al who deal with viii be pleased
s,Iis shswis De Lsipes Cslicoes Mullins, Linens Hose,
Gloves Goods Hsoe dasher ,hIsrnk. Blankets Quits
nd Corfortabies Msrino &c &C will be Offered at prices
10 the mes aud Eope that calls will
~ BROWN 4 URQUHART,
2sf Grand street,
The ct re No 50 Cathsrn. street 20 be it, posse
be had immc tsy AspJ the premises ar at 2si 0ssnd
street.
fvAST Orr LUrHiN..-,s utiemea or families throw
" sside from their wardrobe r;ic "f wtarnS @ps
70 nj ring to turn c4sh oh aiafom he
suAscriber 20 other pe Fson " I'll
s H. LEvETT. 7a Broadway,
CAice No. 1870 Nassau 81 opposite Chnon Hal. y.
Fan lies and gentlemen attended their resisenees BY az
TIM and ali orders left at either ace, or shs thoegh
tia Post Cfi,e will receive prompt s'tes,,os :, -
" B-Ladies tapparei and Fancy Ball Dresses a. fw-
based. 1
L J 'f.xo,.hie te,,ns ~ n sfLtESTER-,
r, 2aWali 81. and i3i Brosdway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
DIR. PROVOST

TTOPES that the people becoming too enlightened
upon the subj eel Of medicine to be humbugged
the which they have been for past The
of quack pills. drcps mxturcs aud Quaek doctors
arrsd through TO the fullest .stept in this and
gard this species Of deception that eople will
not thst they will investigate the facts he her be
uhysician not bsfre thew willing IN r
health and life in such hands this thing should be looked
bv all A. regards my self invite the sit
me and y satisfied why there harm
certain class Of disease with success wheh know
cannot surpassed by any My Office 10 No 81 Broad
street. corner Of Stone. near he Battery Open from
O'Clock A. NJ until at night All thugs ere confidential
in PROVOST. M. d.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

TIN. CLIMAX sALOON-Enrapce u Ann street and tfs
i Fulton The above estab hmcn hsvirg uoderg
adorable alteration embe,hed in euperb aud elegant
manner been rented Of Mr. Bassford for the purpose Of
giving Concerts Ia Mvssd evening cnrnnen ing
a. seven o'clock Admin Jon Refreshpelfs OF every
descrrtion we'd up the fist yle THE lowest prices
G tur
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

DARK TnEAkRF.--MR. ABBOTT's 6rst Lecture
having been received i'm much afpsuse on Thu sday
event iii Be- rsPsisd on Msndsy syspInE Fe brnay It'll
With Rambling Hs ysi. {; q the Park 4

will be repeated Monday evening bruary tn
ELOtUTIOfsARf LECTURE,
With Rambling Herniniectncsa, at the Park Theatre.
PROGRAMME
Remarks the Rev DIR ChaDping proposition for CIV
ing Rsclions bstt ad Of the Performance OF e p~ma
Cardinal woossy ':Frswen Long FsrsysA
all ny ENTHUSIASTICALLY Retirement and the public
honors paid to hm-Ode by CAM bell-Deah OF kembe
Observation-Disclosures of that County by, sheridan
Notwithstanding of Liston-Genersl View o. Drsmenc
Of Martin Lusher-sir Walter
Scott r. o. Lady Of the
Lake"-Disss rtaol upon the French and kngbh stSe-
Tama-Msdlle Mas-Ane ciote Of Lafond-Sketch q The
Character Of Shyock-Recifston The quality Of Mercy
10 cot Quen Mabn-Scsne from Mar
lows Faustus-Edwin Forrsst-Concusiop.
will be opened half O'clock The Lee
will commence eight precisely. -
CetIemeh tickets SO cents Gentlemens hckets for eeu
aud lady Sc Extra Lsdies' tickets, as. 59t
DARK TnEATKE.-DR LARDNEk will deliver, st
This Theatre on Wednesday evening nexf. one Of The
LECTURES which has recently attracted such large ga
diences at Boston.
THE SOLAR SYSTEM,
with Transparent Drawings the Psnsis Mara Jupiter and
sattm, from original drawings BY sir John Hsssehei
-, PART III.
The MODERN METHOD Of PHYSICAL RESEARCH
PARr III.
THE MOON
ms part VII be illustrate by Transparent keprestnta
ar5- Admission SO cents. DM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05
81 sYLvEsTER's,
% Wall At and I3t 6roadv - Az.

IS q Wall ct and i3l Broadway.
IN Of York and it, vicinity that their
daily open for heir inspection, they will be happy 70
he and whore every shade end
hue the most reasonable terms such lila japan
rhododendrrns, Chinese zxaleas acacias
mus ptt sporuns cseas uchsss vrim- oses
bulbs and glasses gold hsh and globes brds and fruit
aud shrubs garden seeds,
The fruit Of which can be theires
abshment; bouquets please the most astidous vaiou
u~s~s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

Totl Of hfms engaged IN business, 1B<ss y6o WT2IT
The total number Of parsons occupied in these differ
emit employ ments, are follows:-
In mining. is3o3 Trade & manufacture, 70, s4s
Ia sgri uIturv, 35i7.7ss Navigation Of the
la l., mmsrce, ll1y57S Ocean,
" Tniandl s3s67
Le~Des ~. fsssioss. ss.sss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

LARN EOn SALE ON STATEN IsLAND-Ahout o
miles from the asrantine Ferry the Rchm oad Road
about 100 Of The best land with delightful prospect
commanding the outer Bay and for nae rid the vicinity il
be found within the distance Of the city
Also, several convenient anding building
Eeatatey the water within the Terms hbsyAl
Apply 10 Low, 40 Cedar st. rs eodlms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

90 Fur yoR THE CHILpREN-A splendid day per-
formance takes place at the American Museum, this
afternoen At three O'clock for the qualification Of fam
lies and children. TheFalls Of Nisgars with real
ter can also be TO day, besides the half million Of
curosites collected here, and the model Of Dublin.
Puematic Rail Road, Grand Cosmorama, Albino Lady,
Fancy Glass Blowing Sc. &c. Admission to the whole
twenty five cents, children half price
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

90 SUNDAY MERcuRr.-So great was the demand for
this paper last Sunday, that three editions of
published To morrowh number will contain greater
%e ns sosS mas .or some
Mcdonald Clarke, the poet, with sketch Of his genius
sccentrcities, and loves The likeness drawn by
McDougal and engraved by Losing. Another Bizarre
Table, moral instructive, snd amusing. Hotels at
PhiladeIhia Burton, and the Yankee Tyro humorous
story.
Lunar Caustic, q sarcastic poem, in which several
persons hit very hard Another pungent sketch by
Ladle. Queen Victoria and Prince Albert, q Royal
Row, by Charivari
The Boz Of America, Dow, Jr, will discourse from
thistext -
In little cottage surrounded with green,
Where woodbines enc ire led the door,
There lived gay couple ever Yves seen
They were merry and happy, but poor.
Boxiana Chit Chat Thsaricals Of the week The
Colt Verdict American Humor Editorials all
Of subjects Price three cents single copy sent in
wrapper any part Of the world eight months for
dollar. Ofice, IL Beekman street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

INCUMBENT MUNGT par Ia. ~, L.. m est
II 'f.vo,ahIe terms At y sYLvESTER-,
a ali 81. and I3i Broadway.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

%. CHATHAM THEArnE.-Another drama Of in
tenssnterest, entitled Jacob Fshfa BY j. T. Holmes,
Of cast thst Cannot be surpsssed The names Of Mr. J.
r. Scott, Kirby, Johnson, Stevens, C. Mestayer, Mrs.
Thorne Lewis, and Miss Mestayer, form GALAXY Of
talent rarely equalled. The drama Of the Mechanic
and the Qn.en which has proved the most successful
piece produced here since the production of the Car
Whitloek make their last appearance in their negro
melodies and the extravaganza Of the Serenade
cludes the entertainments.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1842-02-05

THE ~ farfamed LIBERATED pills. from Portugal
perceive 70 b. OF tanned in this country See advsr.
tisenesa tina last eolesnnof fourth Gage d2s Inns
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-26

lLIrso,s.-Suffcient returns have been received
In this State to show that the Democracy will have
large majority in the Legislature. In the Senate,
two districts have not been heard from, and four in
the House.. Those heard from places parties thus
In the Senate. Democrats 20, Wings 49, House,
Democrats 81, Wings SO.
The precise majority Of Governor Ford has not
yet been ascertained bu, it viii be much larger than
was ever given for that office before "Free !o.''
had been so often elevated TO Office that his friends
began to think him invincible. His defeat will open
both his and their eyes,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-26

HE RIGHT MOVE IN PnILADELPBIA-
Several thousand mechanics met in 1be
State House yard in Philadelphia on Tues.
day last, TO take into considerations the
condition Of the times. We extract the
following from their proceedings:
u K. NJ. kerrison addressed the meet.
ing and submitted series of resolutions
In which he attributed The presen, com.
mercial embarrassment and distress of the
country TO the infamous paper money
system and denounced the tariff schemes
of certain political aspifans as fallacous,
and i'll conflict with the experience of the
world, but more particularly of England
whose protective policy has brought her
laboring population 10 starving combs
ton. The resolutions also called mon
the people to shake off the apathy which
mas pressed upon them so long; TO to in .
qulre into the causes of the evils OF which
lhey complain, nor rest from their work
until they shall have purged the country
OF intrigue corruption and special priv.
iege.' Mr.. Kerrison supported his reso-
lutlons with spirited speech, when ,hey
were almost unanimously adopted,
This has put the high British ,.r;g
wings IN great uproar. But the mo-
chanlcs, farmers and laboring men are No,
TO be fooled longer by the humburs ~" "
privileged aris,ocra.s. u
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-26

GROWTH OF THE SEAsoN-Since cur no.
Itch OF the large head of cats sent us by Mr..
Ronalds, of Louisa county, Messrs. Sma]!ey
nave sent US head of the same length, raised
on their farm, and bearing 226 grains. Friend
Ronaids must try again if he would win the
button. Mr.. Essex, Of Rock Island county,
Ill., has also sent us specimen of wha, may
we'll be called "tall OATS" raised on his farm.
I1e stalk measured seven feet six inces ard a
half!
Mr., Joseph Jean, of this county, has sen,
US all onion, which grew from the seed this
season, measuring fifteen inches and half in
circumference, and weighing twenty ounces.
T" MOI 50 slow for new country ii any oil
our farmers can beat these specimens, let them
send on their samples.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-26
Prices OF U1RE.7r AND FLOUR

CHICAGO. Ang. 9-Wheat IS cents specie.
Flour ST. rs to s..
BaLrIMosE, July 28.-Wheat 70 for nfe-
rlor, 81 30 for good; Flour SIS 81 3 to Sc 90.
New York, July 26.-Flour Sc no sales
q wheat are quoted.
- 'HiLAngLPHIA, July 3o.--Flour SIS so per
4. OF s'ezkssaau Asai lni saisAs. in marke,
the new having arrived BIT IN small quanti-
'les-Sl 10 to 6 80 per bnsIleI
st. ouIs, Aug. 4-Whea, As cents; Flour
90 d So 25.
CiNciNNATi, Ang. 2.-Flour, city mills,
- GO, from wagons 50 SO to 50 60.
NEW ORLEANS, July 23.--Flour 81 so 10
~ o. for snperfne; no wheat ia market.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 2.-Flour 80 a So &c -
wheat 43 cents.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-26

CAUTION TO STAGE OwNERs.-A Mr.. pecl
and wife Of Cincinnati, have obtained a vor.
diet Of $4,000 damages against stage prc.
pr!e'or named Neal. for injuries received in
over'urning the deiendents stage coach while
racing. There is another case by the son Of
The plaintiff against the same defendent. FOR a
severe injury resulting from the same upset,
From the Cincinnati Gazette of the 18Th
nlt. we learn that the case of the son, VIM.
l.. Peck vs.. Mr.. Neal, was concluded on the
18th nit. by a verdict for the plaintiff Of So.
goo damages. Thus, the two verdicrs found
for this one act of carelessness, amount 10
$4,000.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-26

One day last week, a man was emnlorad
ticking hay in his masters field. near wv
bridge, Devon. Pennsylvania. when circum-
stance took place Of most awful nature. The
a,mos pherT' which had been sunny, became
c'onded, aud heavy shower of rain fell. The
man continued his work, throwing the hay
ircn the ground 10 the top of the rick, but in
moment Of passion he raised the fork hioh
N The ar, and swore that Almighty God might
come and rick the hay, for he would not. AT
that instant flash of lightning, attracted bv
the iron prong Of the fork, struck him to the
earth. and on being raised, the unhappy man
was dead Is not this lesson to the blasphe-
mer.-N. Y. Sun.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-08-26

rf Prior to the last Presidential election the
Wing papers ia Illinois talked "sweet things to and
Of the Mormons, oil Of whom swallowed the bait,
and voted for "Tippecanoe and Tyler too" Joe
Smith. finding the Wing car sinking issued orders
to his faithful followers to vote the Democratic ck-
ct tof Governor and Lieut. Governor, which order
was obeycd Since the issue Of this order, by Jo-
the Wings have been unable to find language sutf'
GENTLY strong to communicate their hatred tor the
Mormons. For their location in Illinois, both par
ties are blamcabe, as each tried to offer them greater
inducements for their settlement there than the 9TH
er knowing that they could be bought for but little
service The Wings think all things very fair when
they s1ppsrt them, but it's 10 their opinion, crime
in a Democrat to be voted for by Them
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u The Hawkeye lie in ecstacy at the de-
feat Of the Democracy in electing members Of
the Council, and supposes them to be greatly
chagrined and mortified at the result. We
speak only for ourself, but we can assure that
paper that SO far as we are concerned, il gives
US but little pain. We know that the Democ-
racy have the numbers in the Territory, and
nothing can unite them again SO well as TO be
made TO feel The effects of Wing power; so
defeat at this time may, and doubtless will.
have the effect Of uniting US, and preventing
similar disafeciions when power will be more
important to US than tits at present.
the Convention question. We deny not that
we believe il would be greatly to our interest
to 60 into the Union, but, before the election.
we saw plainly that there was not unity of
feeling and sentiment among the Democracy
TO give US safety in forming a constitution
There is much ye, TO be done.before we-can
be we'll prepared for the adoption Of an ins:ru-
ment which is to control our actions for years
to come. Some Of our neighbors Of the press,
in their zeal for an economica! government,
proposed fixing the salaries Of our officers at a
rate lover than we should wish to see adept
ed. We are abou, half Wing on the subject
cf State salaries. Pay The of:iceIs aliberai
salary, say we, and compel them to dc their
duties well.