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FOR THE HAIR.
ROWLAND'S MACASSARO

'lff nsry efficacy. AMI happy snagamation OF
purely vegetable hgr.lt ns have enabled II triumphat
pass through every medical and Physiological test, until
mas " become Justly Iencwned throughout, the world for
nv human bur To enter here into ding Ike il drtsi
81 ifs several ransce nia properties would hc Of
rsrUgaon of the vrc,nttprs who have already ;ul.
treated subject IN llie pamyhl which accomnsnir
each bottle OF hc Niacassar Oil aud wheria ul hnt5
dyice viii be found the subjects of hdcss grey hair an
will be merely sufficient briefly notice some is pnci.
virtues. mild stmuatiye correctly, anu prescrysyr
To The hair.
l. j. hc oily article that Ircduces and hsir; az
wAsEers muslclos, aud eye bows; rrvyen hair FROM ~
M OF iurling grey the latest period Of iiir can
% % rs osiaal rers Il from seuri and makes Il be9
tnt v SOFT, cUry an glossy. la DR. ssins h II keeps Il Urn
the iance the ol riding TO children it Is
liable as II lays foundation TO- hctpui Ia al of hair
TESTIMONIAL.
To Meslrs. Rowllnd * Son 90 lAttou Grrlen, Lo-ioi
. q v ison ST, Old Kent ioad, London
rrhucmeiAb ut August, 1889, my hair began T. iai or
ana l SO rpld inanne hetil the Of moath h
YVES ano Invested ofh-i, tried proportions for Il
recovery without ths slightest beee whea day your
eaf ~ collins MEMORANDA u,t my csc; venured n
aiiru'ing whc ionnd my hair beginning appear
aud accordingly ru.ch,sed ser bottle which, when ni
cd t satisfied that had proved in person ell Won
prcss as 10 its ostire llies short after ont
'tsady rerst IN ~ had good head of hair
= NJ any TINE IN life for which permit offer ny
tlnss have d lave, writing 70 yoa for six months zion
the time OF leaving The Oil wishing the pernanenct
OF ITS rcsorarion. ind II continues and thick beio
began 70 Ai on, with every prospect offs Continuance
] am gentlemcn
Youls hediently.
JOHN FOSTER
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MARITIME HERALD.
TO ship Masters.

We shall favor. if captains Of vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore W. A. Basset OF our news
report Of the SHIPPING left It the whence they sailed It
vessels spoken their passage list of their cargo any
foreign newspapers they may Commodore Bassett viii
board them Immediately th,.r arrival. We will recipcca,e
the favor n
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Married.

A. pourhkeepsie on THURSDAY the leth inst, By The
Rev DR.. Rect, WILLIAM A. DAVIS 10 Sarah, eide
1n,i~htcr of Hubert Van Wegcnen. Esq. nc.
n rorc cupf,in Ivo RrcrrE, of New York, 70 Miss
caHSrL, daughter Of he late Captain VIM Ferris q
Hoson Mass,
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Our correspondents foreign ports respectfully
to send by weasel all the marine intelligence they eau
obtain Nautical information Of any kind from any
siding at home abroad, will be thankfully received
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ADJUSTMENTS.


NIBLO's GARDEN.
~. .sAfUR6AY EvENiNG' june g.
Inc evening performance viii exactly o'clock.
GRAM" OVERTURE
= the nv Two w GREENS.
s,%s. ''sa E' fs5gS.S Fs5eys sRsl:Se
The caebacR3 s S' Mi., Wells.
HALF hours gieTmsien vii be oysi promenade and
TifE fRoH II g. 0i t Sic
Which much sftss'ei1n list VIII ain enlivcn
worhg re ma.ieal character die sssei,haar se%dd
5 5 s sg j&2i;sa: ] TH$i}SSn M
Ton Tub chqe,qll b1,Gcga A'rrhy Fye5s,d
az F9;'''-i'' To,,s ser D,s a si,aoTSS
Aetna ,l,a Nsl5' Nr chppesasie. Mis- A''''
=, Musical LEADER ind Director, Nh "oolE
Doors half past o'clock Euertainmenl'' 10
PARE THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, June lathe performance. commence
THE FAIRY AIRY AND TIE H5; Prince Ss ,..,.,
The ifiaee, Mons Marin Princes. Mad Martin
CHAosirS '' CONE ONE AGAIN.
'o 'nHf 'rio Fisher lo'en1am Mis-. Bn,d siia"'Y
Ia s sSff'I'iE Slll
Doors open at sesea--ivoEmaneeS viii commence at hail
Boxes, Slit, 30 cents-oiallery, IS cents
C!siTiiAm THEATRE.
- The Old Prices Resumed
THIS EVENING, jane lsThr Performance will
with
AN UNWELCOME VISITOR.
f0"TSMT Mr., pobb, N''e NJ Ledger Mira ynli hsr0'"
After which
FOREIGN PRINCE
Jame, Crow Rice LbcneseI Anderson
Mrs Crow Mis- Beeman
, ,,. MIR AMI $@ FRI Fiji if h!4 s;;s:,,
KITTY Miss Mest,yer
uN cpA ANsr " ffhnNnov
To conclude with
WEUGH
Sip Larkns Rice De aolgc Blake
Doors VII oren in fpnr at gu'Ite past O'CLOCK and the
Gess circle, so cen,s-Doxcs 2f l2-Pr,ate Doxes Sc
HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM.
(FomeIly known as Peale's,)
No. 40 Broadpdy, opposite The City HoH.
NOVELTY. NOVELTY. NOVELTY.
So. ond night Of the Olympic company.
Mrs Lodsr ofthr Olympic Thca,hrc.
Mr. Evorrl Of thu Olympic Theatre.
MIR Bruce, t.~ .sso.i,v comedian, aud
Mr q Gs.vs, gtthe Oly mpic Theatre.
THIS EVENING, and dr - week, the above talented
and popular pc formers vii appear series of comic
. lectures &C., in the Grand Pictorial saloon
Mr. Marshall The and worker Glass Will be attend
- day snd evening.
The Of the Forest, Lea AR, Mineral Wonders,
and tho number OF Portraits Of American Worthless.
| its ancient G, renen;s and fully 5000 years old
with one oftle most powerful machines in the world.
go Performance at ha:Iast o'clock. ,
Sacred Concert every Sunday Evening the dire con
Of Mr.. q. Loder.
Admission Is cents Ju lw
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&hN REV ARD

q
@ lever ss ssi Ia ssYs VIM
sss5y se $ is * ssid
Sss; ssl% lsriHs hif iS hard ' 6l;:
under he figure six The Sbove rewar y be paid for Tie de-
thereof in proportion. - = ,,r,,,
New York, June II, 1912. jei0s,sr
DARTNERsHlP Observation-Disclosures IS hereby
I M that = EdMs,a %r h,S v' h withdraw
a1ssnsd S pay and receive III MON AID se
al ssnasssd ,hs,eSih The b;sIss5 will cSa'n
nest B,lsaa in the city of New E XXI 81 SERoup
MECHANICAL LAMPs.-REMovAL-The subscribe
No. 20 John street near Broadway where his establishment
has increased and he Is rreparssa here To-
and article appert1nns to hem at the lowest possible
IL would particularly invite the attention Of the pomeiors
of Hotels Lbrae public private and all o,herlar;e csta
% :S, Wit" VT S La% Which are from any
hs S, en h cos, Of ua most agreeable s
at ABOUT Que ''' '"' 'D'' . S''' z. d. sAxToN,
Successor to A. Dilcon, 20 John street
The agency at rhalelnhia continued heretofore
l25 Chesnu, street, and in Boston, 30 fremont Row
TO EpcA M.M cds ,SD5 5ysseS s, q a. ss and nd w
and whe The retail trade alone viii dc
He deos Gf aCs 'SG ss rat 70
scn disposed to the retail bushes, with geserl or
S Se mp sie avou ' ra.o viii o on erso
view, why the present proprietor is willing 10 dpos OF 20
prof able business note through the post oihce with rel
~! esidenes viii meet prompt reply Addrs, DR..
CvANKER OF THE MOUTH-sore mouth from canker,
~ liberated throat ,in ~ the breast bone are pes-
ily cured by few doses of BRANDRETHS PILLS. These
unpleasant md painful complaints arc all cured by purify ing
the blood 49,,
Eight have nearly eaIsed SINCE the Brandreth Fills
FIRST introduced by d.. Bep,min Brandreth into The
United States and he happy to that they are IA. IA avor
with tn, American public and that teiTrepalation l. si on
the increase. :.
II is scarcely NECESSARY for d.. Brande'h TO assure his
friends that he continues his unrenng ani nal
tention ia the msnuactung derarnent OF pe B,pdet RUS
that entirely free from Chemical Mineral
rtos These f.cts being well known and ualeooa be
While mercury and bleeding AMI other dl.teIo comedies
are becoming and unpopular the Branjrcih fi's
extending the sphere of their ulness by the appreciation 81
a generous public. - ........
sold Is per box. with directions at the following
places in New York. ,..
DIR. BRANDRETHs PRINCIPAL OFFICE.
2 Broadway.
Bowery Office, "a Bowcry.
II..l-. ufrnri and 4. IL
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AUCTION SALES.
BY THOMAS BELL.
.Stores Nos. % finn and rs Fulton STREET,

AUC HUN OALEio.
sror.. S1 1Y "a r asS aaa Il nf 3en street,
SATURDAY.
Calogue Sale OF sppla Furniture Of al description
carpets looking glasses 'MSqo,iS2fb,A Sa''''e'' o'd &C.
=, ~ los e,clock she sale rooms;
Slc nded Frmure-Sllc IN cont1ultiou-W he enniirI-
% III sal 9relesan second hand furniture Of all description
Also, a choice collection o. pai,.sys
A. ltll O'Clock in tn sale rooms.
Clothing, Dry Goods Jewery, fancy and rledged aniccs,
Also same rne he stock OF a merchant tailor
BY F. j. BEARNs. Ancuoneer
l39 thion street
Alto o,e Eals :, re- &: ii, rooms.
o so n 81 h9 d acd I S. 'e
Gocroi eenee, Assortment Of groceries teas, sugars,
Yinss,r, &cse IBIS ,tits wine vinegar, avery superior
Also boxes white lot Of herring and bar
rs AZ. .n's "a 4 = sho,es and sr-as,
Also lot oiesal'a sesn OF superior quality inM aad ~
Also quality ofearhenrare suitable for lots to
Also, one soda water fountain ielan tie
B. viii sell "ica his
ie SS at ' Of hSEaS ffs" Ss ss
sMi as and % s ss G nsp 1
leee and wrought corner chemeites eiicales silk shau
'l x Do' oc s .sHd Fent no ow sSa s s
VII @ I i F, ,1c
and splendid Of Italian Paintings by old m1ste.
imported and before this country The at-
eion of connoisssur and others directed the above sale
presents opportunity before offered in this city Of
procuring fine PAINTINGS. jei0 lt.m
A UCTION ROT lCE-Splendid Sale OF fu utufe or al
"a descriptions This Day, at 1913 oclok IN he large rooms,
ieIor THos. BELL Auc,ionrer.
" shkLEY T Ell H. gho @edc
a siSf Fi S f nsd and "
aaad, sofas dressing bureaus and dining tables
tary book rich gilt china and dinner china toilet ware
Gu. AMI ra glass crockery lamn vases, rugs clocks FAINT
inss shades and various other useful articles nsran
new, 10 to % yards. Sale positive iela sc
NOTICE TO FURNITURE BUY ENs.--WAsHiNU
would draw the attention Of the public TIA, he will sell SPLEEN
did Cabinet Furniture at 10 per ceu less than the guay
OF work selling at the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Draws,
Couches Sofas covered ~ different coored pushes atrS.
AMI hair cloth. of the latest Spring Patterns. die
Also additional lot Of superior second hand furniture,
soda fountain, turning aihes, &c.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDENS.
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND Ann STREET :

AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDENS.
C9ESEHb a SE AHER2AAkk and
s. Bss ms IN s city py Ge d the
ss .9saa -
alnesss to carriages and Other vehicles seSefs thousand
%s' "ssS yhf g ~ r.; @
viii ss is A
f y fyT is Works sS
ss wef will be " & %s n: s sn'ne
Nasara Falls, Win real and 800 900 suIjo,ss g..
besrya,ely consulted airias The Asyr c,m,os,rrs
dian are contained in any i've museums in Amencn.
A splendid day performance Wednesday and sauts-
Aimitiance to the whole IS cents-cldren half pries
A RICH STREET THEATRE, in Philadelphia Let
~ the Arch Street Theatre for the OF I92 and Ap
'y'9 p NJ L'l'"'''dF So Si"q bRxtsoN Secretary,
s1 sl AHSS W. Pax s sss SD
SD x sf N5TE E'4 fkgs'yk
Public generally, resident the State OF New York and
w ass' py;1e Mfs%SSiSF hone
.sndd CTsHs Company Of Riders, each picked equestrian
The Grand Ten, Saloon new spacious h'shly
moda,ng; the housing and decorative ros are nch Lo'ei
The Orehesira comprises tie available Native and 70
ra na 81 ' sv ne ss a
Among the ro ornc will b. found the cl the aorcI,
sally celebrated C. J. ROGERS the Star of tie Sou N III all
his beautiful shospeaTcan and magical ons horse &C
Cadw sIlader and lis wonderful pupil. john Gcnroy loU
tray beautiful one and three horse acts opeNte
ballet aided by the Misses Weil. the eued and
interesting ohildren in the Union =.
The astounding Italian nnsstic Scepa Of Mr. Hisl-y and
his infant elecy all who behold series OF such
wonders
The magnificent Poses Of the -four Hungarian COUSINS
The fashionable and ton.shins Equation OF eIesaW
ecmHny OF Ladies, headed by the accomplished Nh chm
SMITH, fail excite sensation surprising a de
lzhtfnl. The greatest irg Acrobat Mt g. Sweet, WI s.
play lbs superb Equiiburs aud splendid Dances on the Tight
Rope -,
The rsr Come Singer Of III. Day Mr. Dicknson viii oc
casioialy introduce series Of the popular sonss-tho
grea; East Indian Nocromatic f. Eats By Mr. J,nn,iYs
Most suerasvs Egyptian Pyrnmidcsl Vaelt,ng by uy
talented troupesngle of dash and dare by Mn
Howard.
Twenty perorne will represent Gpni Historical CarG
cale r,eesn's, with tn. besutfalst stud Of Horses.
And IN accordance with the the day the most excel
lent popular specimens Of Negro Song and Dance that
monarch OF Heel and Toe the incompatible John SIN th aided
by light he.led Tommy Colemau Bauo Player w.
Chestnut and the Prince OF Pssaninnes. X Hoffman az,
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
'IViE-E iartaned and celebrated Fills from PonuE, ar
on the las, column of fourth page. m3is
DR.. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has, removed
~ his CONSULTING OFFICE, TO No. HERALD BuILpiNG
corner ID Nissan and Fulton streets. ir2 Sn IN,
CLIMAX sAL0ON-wc ". pd call ,he attention o.
mo-, o his oney than other establncnt The
@ ns dns ' "a Fulton S % s A
You VII find pleasant breeze uroa yoa TO hep you s,o,
Of tSe estsbs6meni nS'
TwlAE,;sHoE.TnREAD GALS So So g. as
Nc Easb ard sec Thad Manila , s Russia
emp, and Cotton Codige and de Rope Cut and Wough'
&c, constantly for sale by ZEBRA CU MING,
ELY KILLING PAPER! FLIES AND MOsCHEToEs.
This which h,s been succesully by mum
sS I At b S Se 's s0SS sS' s''
''4 '''' DR LEWIS FEUcHTwAANGER.
NIB. Agencies 81, the United States. jelasr.c
FURNISHED ROOMS to let at " Broadway. One iron,
ven eqs for single senlsmsn, who be supplied with
hreaAia,t N tlelr rooms II required lels I+r
SlOOO TO S5Oc0 worth Diy Goods Groceries wan.ed
n fer stock IN first rate lasusne Co.
ns sGss : F box 80
NO BETTER place o find Boots and si.oes c9esp
As ar G Boz S$% Y sfs
east corner Of I lson Those who have tried appear
B. %o ny , ao e3 oa o. : OF s M
find it to their advantage to make the trial 0%SgNox CO.
NIB. County merchants supplied by the package or dozen
~---- SUMNER HATS.
,vc as'or.ncar Of summer Hat. sS able for srnem'n
below mpoitioo and will be sold accordingly. Among them
F, ss and e't O. fine n ria,H, Hats.
90 g SGPss s s"f b Nt D. L;s9' H b
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CAUTION.
o. Purchasing tbeware of commercially small t
bel - Affixed to each bottle bearing the the sub.cr
BEES, thus, MEsSRS DODGE, CUMMING & CO. SC
only agents New York, without which are genuine.
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PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY

.HEOS nv At o'clock. r NJ, from the steamboat
II pier between Conrt,anhf and Liberty
-Eass~~ The 1mboat ROCHESTER,, Capt. A. +.
ST. John Monday Wednesday, and Friday afternoons,
o'clock. -
The steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Capt. l.. W. Brsnat.
leaves Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons, at
o'clock
The steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain NJ. II. Trues,
for Albany and intermediate places Tuesday Thur
dau and Saiprla lay afternoons, at 5 O'Clock.
The above boats and substantial furnished with
elegant rooms and in repectreu unsurpassed among
the Hudson River steamers.
For passage or freight, apply on beard or TO
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-13

SOUND DocTglEE.--We cut the foIl,..
extract from the New Hampshire Pat,;0,'
recommend it to the consideration Of evass. ~
democrat in the Territory Of Iowa. R.y,Ia
and ponder it well-and having done !,
hope every one will take il home 10 him. y n
and act as will best secure the ends 70, rs:l
we are battling. Let i. be continual s ms
tor to us all, and afl,wiIl be WE'LL.
No particular line Of policy, no var;,.,
measures and principles, can long be Du',.s)
in the administration of the State and NJ
al Government, without the aid OF an o,c aug
party. Il is equally true that no pa1,,
sustain itself fer any length Of time, uui.,.
adopts and practices some general une.
rules and usages in relation to the selsclisa !.
support candidates for Office. No doubl eas'
entertained for moment that grea, ua,.
Of the people Of this State, aud Of The IT,
100, believe in the truth, soundness and bs.s
cial tendency OF the principles and measps
which are known as democratic. The, :,
deeply convinced that il is necessary i,
proper protection Of the rights Of propefy !
person, to the equality and happiness d y
great body, that these principles and usssp,
should be strictly observed ia the admirjsn
| ton Of the affairs of government, in this cors
try. The predominaace Of democracy econ
then, a paramount object, but this objsctss
be accomplished only by association and IT.
Those who would support democracy, M
therefore, join with the party tina, supra
democratic principles-they must uphold NJ
party. When any Of the members Of the al
ocralic party take course. the inevitabIss
dency OF which is TO divide, distract, and bs
| up the party. they so far help to strike an
democracy itself. When they do this for 4
poses of personal revenge, of personal agsa
dizement, with view to promote rrimt
te,est, to ojtcin e0ies and patronage, Of
any motive inconsistent with an honest and
cere desire to gain aud maintain the asces
cy Of democratic principles, they not only
tribute to the defeat Of cause upon vi
success and advancement depend the niar
of constitutional freedom and the create
teres,s of humanity, bat they exhbi. wsr h
political integrity, laxity Of principle andr Il
/ lessness Of every thing but self, and they
nit grievous, fragrant and malicious vn
They display a contempt and desiluioa
deity to honor and right. which render
dangerous in their influence and yiciou
| their acts.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-13
HxGnEr IMPORE9.vE

HIGHEF I.MPORE7.NT
The Territorial G.7ette Of Saturday last contains
the following letter from Gen. Dodge, which, will be
rad with JOY by many who have debts Of long STAN
ding with the Territory:
WASHINGTON CRY, April Is, 1912.
haye the unfcigned satisfaction to inform
YOU that this day succeeded in an amend
u,ent which offered to the civil aud diplomat
i appropriation bill, providing for the payment
Of thirteen thousand four hundred and twsnty-
o.ss dollars, (sl3.42l) for arearages of egisa-
i've expenses Of iowa Of present and previous
years.
The amount appropriated will be sufficient
10 liquidate all the liabilities OF the Territory
growing out of the sittings of the Legislature.
II reioices me to know that the suffering credl-
tors Of Iowa can now calculate upon experien-
cling relief at an early day with some conf
Jence. In haste,
Yours, truly,
A. &. DODGE.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-13

DEATH OF MEMBER OF Coe Is,
Joseph Lawrence, Representa- e,
gress, from Pennsylvania, died a. g,
on Sunday, 18th ult., in the paw s.'
age, after an illness of two wesa 20 ,sj
to have been caused by the fatigue ~ I i
Of an attendance upon the sick ). Gev rbs
members Of his family, two ., ,s,,s
died. Mr.. Lawrence was tour y p,e,sl
Of the Pennsylvania House Of neY
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-13

CLAY AND CALHoUN.-i'he re;irensiI
Mr.. Clay from public life has touched 4
pathetic cord in the public breast. The u
in the Senate is represented as one Of eq
tie feeling and deep grief. The Wasting
correspondent of tho United States Gaaela
Iates the following generous and gfa'lIyla.E
cident:
An annecdote is told Of the meeting d
Clay and Mr. Calhoun after the forner ri
from the Senate, which shows that pol L
strife. though it may for while deadsg
finer feelings of the heart, cannot deslloTa
especially in those hearts that beat with
Gus. and manly sensibilities. As Ar
was passing toward the door to leave the
ate Chamber, Mr.. Calhoun met hla-2
had not spoken to each other for five n
but they now simultaneously EXTENDED
hands, and rushed to each others arms :
Their spoke, bnt both wept. At leuggl
Clay said, on parting, "Give my has>Rs
to Mrs. Calhoun" How mum mO'e
was this reconciliation and parting, ia
they had separated looking defiance al
other: They mad almost spent lhelI
together in Congress aad al glrloas
stood shoulder to shoulder, animated byp
ism and emotions Only of serving theIi coa
Time had passed over both, and the yoaa:
became old. One was about 10 retlIs
both must ere long "aleeo the sleep that
no waking" The retisemsn, Of the one
leave the other with nc company or rival
younger days, and it told hin eaPhaA
that he must too soon follow. ThoGgta
thes soften the heart not wholly indaraa
cause the fountain Of generous feeling
forth--It came, and the two distineas
walls and antagonists under the inhae,
these sympathies were drawn together,
they had never been separated
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-13
*The Rock River arrived in day lime.

~ On the first Monday in August next comes
the tug of war; On that day decision is TO be made
whether we enter into State Government or remain
dependant upon the lbcrali.y of the General Govern
mens, Of itself making important crisis. But this
is moi all. At the same time ii becomes our duty
an imperative one-to select tssm Hfii0nl VIC tho1o
who shall represent US inshe Mi Legislative AZ
semby as also, who shall, III part control the Gov
eminent of each county for the two succeeding years
In the county of Musca,inalh a. important ssc.
ton, hence the necessity on
such measures as will most 1
eicial to majority of our ciII7l~ l.
US in that election, by the presa
Legislative Districts is the CO
prejudces and its partialitid sl =
every sense of justice, t5s.ss y
it having, all previous occa1 = MI
candidates the most cordial SD M Y
have to consult in relation to Cd
the upper branch Of the Legislative.
as there may be diversity of opinion q m
!ect, we cannot commence too early IN ee0Y8
this matter. Then, TO this subject weNs 81 It'll =
early call the attention of our citizens, fulyd32 Ied
that unless we can amicably settle every difference
opinion on this subject, the triumph will. passis
the hands of our political opponents. Our JoAasea,
friends are not forgetfuI Of the assistance hsy e
afforded u.s. in supporting candidates froussx c66a1bb
ty, and now, in town, as is perfectly tight; asks that
the nomination for the Council 1eom thu
county, be done without cpJsgering Our SIC.
cess We are fully satisfied that our JoApseh feis
are ready and willing to act in1tk]Ap5 c6ncili(
| ~ manner, and give the nominee q cordial s)pport
IT. IN convention, it shall be thodght 1es1
citizen Of this county. The Sc Init prevails
among the Democracy of Muscatine. bdl Uniai-
Guilty arse, at present unforeseen, s. The nsrt q
wisdom in us to take early steps ii lie mater.
In our own county there Is much to Be done -
fore we can be prepared to meet the enemy. That
there Is lack OF harmony in our ranks is fact NOT
to be concealed. Then il becomes our duty. Il m
early day, to set ourselves to work to heal every
breach, that when we come to meet The enan,vzS5
may be able to act as band Of brothers. This must
be done, or this county will pass into the hands Of
| our opponents. Then let US set about the work
40 err is nature, and 10 forgive is righteous. Let
US then, with christian spirit, forgive whatever we
may nave seen in others thought to be error and re-
sose tha' Tor the future petty stres shall divide
/ us. Each nust concede little and act with their
trends throughout, even if they cannot sanction ev
erything that has been done. No ono con exro..
a' everything done BY the mass will be altogether
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-13

GaxES.-.' Let 90 that 10 l, a.,st
that jib, quick!" bawlcd sn ga 81;
to green hand, when his cra'' III ;ib,'
a sqnall. 81 amt touching yer =
honest Jonathan.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-05-13

% Old Red, who has lately been at Iowa CITY.
Informs US that operations are going on briskly on
tne Capitol about sixty hands being constantly en-
gased thereon. Mr.. Snyder may just consider what
we sald about his financiering, &c. as taken back.
From the Reporter we learn thai the late sala = -
tinued for three days, during which fine lns ,ssro
sold to the amount of $4,000 they esr,e,al,,.
sold At an advance upon the minimum price.