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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
LANDSCAPE GAKDENING.

4 TREATISE on the Theory and Practice If Innds.ape
~ Gardening adopted 10 North America, with view 10
improvement ~ country rc-idcnces comprising Ils;oTi.
cal Notice. aud general principle n tue arr dire 1ns r
yinz out Grpuns and arranging P1niaonH, dcssrp.
lion and cuiuvion o Hardy Trees Decorative Accom-.
ianincns o. he House anI Grounds. Tic formation NJ
pieces Of Artificial Water, Flower Gardens etc. will &c.
MARKS on Eursl Architecture, iiustrucd by cnrravnzs
W a. }. DJWni1R, QUO volume octave RcCeivcdb by
de3 SMITH, DRINKgt s. MONKS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
DEAFNESS CURED.

SCARpA'S COMPOUND kREOSOTE ACOUSTIC oil,
- for the cure II Deafness rains IN Tic cas aud also all
those dslsrcCShic noises Ike the uuZzns Of Insects
toms OF approaching deafness aud also general! attend
an, withuiseasc.
The application Of he oil Troduecs pain, hut the
contrary agreeable and pleasant sensation. The recipe
Tor this medicine has been chained from an Eugsh Au
st of great reputation, whO has found from lang cb.crva
lion thai deafness, in nineteen ~ twenty,
produced cii.,T from % action in the Of
hearing, dypcss n the ears his oh Get therefore
WAS t. ina something that would healthy cpd
ton IN those parts. AicT long series VI experiments
@iht the hrco-cic IN cgmhHsion with number
ocr nc,tc ucS his efforts n last o~ith
cess ia the discovery cf ,s preparation, which has re-
ccived the Of Scars Comp,uut krecscc Acoustic
OIL aas been used ia tbs coUuiry about year ami
wonderful has teen is c'tcis in Nanl tci wink
The deaf that. ircu pure m'Svcs humanity OF
i"ie IL the public, tha; I'll may have opportunity
proving ts CdigccN.
4 supply received ans f1r sale
iNEiI. JOHNSTON 4 lNEII,
scoi All MsSGiSr's -ic ,ssnf Eieansri v,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
CAKMINATIvE nAI.sAM,

is a certain, safe and eifeciua remedy Tor Dyson
terry, D'art@n, or Loosene.s, Cholera Morbus
Summer Complain, Cholic, Gripping Pains, Sour
Stomach, FlatuIency, &c &C., and all Spasmodic
and Nervous Diseases, IS sick and nervous Head
ache, Hystera, Cramp. SC. sc.
iilS Is one ~ the most efficient, pleasant AMI safe com.
positions ever offered 90 the public tor the cure of the
various arrangements c the so1a,h 6o,ceis AMI the
SH!y article worthy oi tile least confidence for curing
CHOLERA lNFANTuM or SUMMER COMPLAINT; ami
IN az tho above diseases really acts like charm.
All persons are requested 10 Try Tor there mi.
fake about ts h6ne of the valuable family mei
cines ever Yet discovered iuncrc snay thou lands. OF
oeHhcdi" have been received from Phy scisu Clergy.
rcn and families % the hrst rcspccisby, Bearing the
SOn=cs testimony IN lis favour, numerous publish
A'ssi. fi'li supply OF JAMES INDIAN ENPECTOR
ANT agd IDNlC NERMiFIGE
For sale 10y LNELl- JOHNSTON & LYELI
sole Agents for the Proprietor,
lux M. S,.S'1 T.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
PAPI.Ri HApEnIt

TOO Cop Paper, ruled FL Goal u
wv IN do do 40, = OIa2 =
~ 10 snysrhno cap paper rIi inI plain, 5Da2 7ja3 90
10 DO do Letter 10 do do 2 Ooa2 ~
100 do Extra ip do g., do 3O1l3 ~ and
o. receiving from the franklin Paper Mill and Tor
sale by lnO2lI 5ILER & SOS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
GUipIAIVE PASTE.


TIVE sub7cuber's stock i'ra department corri.is r
ih'-rca'c7t aui most ryoice variety be has over seen
OF prices r-utuf frOm ~ Jl iuccnfs to the tpst ,
'iv., ani Of tue latest style In msrket
do 10 THOMAS q putCr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
MORE, SE,, COODS

I AN now oPenr: few packages o new and beautiful
rtintr' G'n a., and will Tcrc n fc~ da,s adt cus
thereto au dricrmu,i to keep NJ vt the
latest and preues patterns published aud rcspscliuy
site purchasers TO caliaud examine. WNi. =. CUTLER
Importer OF GueensWaTc, sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
-IATER PROOFS ROOTS.

Manufactured by J. Miles x Son.
THREE HiUi-cl pair Of J. Mile a sons Superior
Water Proof Boots both plain amt nailed bottoms ma.
nufIc;ured expressly for the subscriber and very
low. SAMUEL PUTNEN,
do 6 Opposite 'hc Ruins Eagle Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
GIETS ron ;rIIE 80 a,

rich patterns. ' "o'e'' 0' very
no u yANIEw. SMITH & CO.
GIFTS FOR TIE SEASON.
|. " RANDOLPH a co, at Il. a. san1ay,s old stand
Main sIeet, have for sale IN addition To- large sIart
Glnsn ,a,a 'nis9ns Binding Fancy Goods c. the
e5ssSs Room noo. BY Nafy Iio~-ao plates
authors Ensani by G6oricy2 SIi H,e ai'f1'i0"'
se Of ea'on y Lazy n n,i s9oFsi P1's
,Iea,,,s Book Of ncauly, BY do 10 docs co
com. q nciy by plates Of so,n,'h s%biec,s
BeauiY's tostumc-a sericsof II female fatTes
Gems OF Ancient Art or 10 specimens the old Mas
SYRIA Holy Land, Asia Minor &c-37 views fran Maine
views ~ Italy, France aud Switzerland 10y Roseve-io
cabine; Of Modern Art and Literary Souvenir. nv 4
Gems Of Ar. Token Of Observation-Disclosures
Si1nieid's views in the British ChanucI-in piuos
ilcalhs iIisorcal Annual 10y Canornoc-i5 plates
lac tolt illustrated with 50 Ensavinss OF remarkable
% ,a @cs 'sna1 London, illustrated; "a plates
ro'iiat Mum OF 80 Portraits OF eminent men of 1911,
The sea. fiustra,ed - splendid Engraving,
"'",l rSi,nIe.llc Annual or Paria in 1911, by Mrs.
Jjnventc scrap BOOK, 10y Mrs Ellis; 10 plates
Ftiem%.pe a,s,ny s w A W,,. plates
Young Genllemans Annual 10y Clara Hall; Il plates
boston Token aud Atlantic Souvenir; lopl,tos
Lady, BOX OF fo"eis aud Poetry, by Lucy Hooper 10
Poets Of america iusatcdby other painters vols,
with ~ hciuufil dcslsns
The Gem Christmas and New Years present. ul,tcs
The Chrlstidn Keepsake: 10 plates
Rose ofseron Religious sonvcnir, by Miss EIgarton:
Keepsake american: u do
Poetry oiFowersa"'l Flowers Of Poetry. by r X osgoor
Gin Clis,mas aud New Years present. by Miss Leslie:
do ~ ~
Amifanih, a gin for alIscasons %o
Dihlia, or Memorial al Affection. 10y a i,,iy do
Rose, or hGectiou'E GIT, by v Marshall ~ io
htnrTicHn X ecUsskc, 10y Mrs iIontuI In
Youths Kccr.ik, gt fnr young people " 10
hnnuacuc a Christmas gilt for cliid5cn do
ChliH CEN, Remember me. The Remembrance. The
Ille forect- nenoi, Chlis Literary Mcssenscr, True
I've Islos, ond = 10 q other hooks for children
andfansy Goods suitable oI presents that has ever been
DEG wv uAvpoLpm 4 co
500 7nuho Lyerpoo Diown rit factory filled, re.
dcl6 WORKMAN MeoRuDrn 20
| gar go sacks Liverpool bown Salt, landing tils
- - msrn"z 'or 'alo ,ayy,, ,ooyy, u.,,,,.,.
| I. W. nANDOBIu q CO.. az II 10 ssnRay's old
- stand Main street Richmond. have FOR sale Hooks
Saoocy, Muse, Piano ani Fancy Foods at low prccs
| to- B'ok binding Nv al ~ hrinces dc "
| OVEH-SUOES FOH IIiE LADIES'
I AIDES Lined and Bound Gum Elastic shoes 10th 6rnr
sale low.
dc q sANuEL puTNEy.
4 nv subrerber has m Tc1aysS H.; STOCK to tho so,o
=, Immediately under the Mansion Ilouse-sgn NJ tire
'osec i 81 pSr" moens' 1ngs ~ ~ p,i W.
vsnoh , Rsney A1elc, &C. etc ecmisiog oyc
SAMUEL " DOVE
i N. ~ Prescriptions put mp will crrc and proeision,
A. an hours Of ihe day and night TO which strict porsous
attention shall DO paid Sc H.
do "
MISSES F1NH THICK SOLE WALKING
/ SHOES.
MISSES Fine Thick Solo Waiting shoes manufactured
| Tor sale.
de2l SAMUEL puTNEY
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
w WILLIAM & JAMES 10. CHRISTIAN
GRoCEks AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS

WILLIAM JAMES -. CHRISTIAN,
"KoCEks AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
MAESEr BRIDGE.
o oner o tor als on The mos EasonsDle
~ do Porto Rico
10 do New Orleans n
o bbls Crushed
5boKcs Havana
~ do No Loaf
. do Lump DO n
do Wooscy& & wooIey's Double Refined
soh,ss Java Coffee strictly 'T prinei 20
~ do l.hsuayTa dO ,ocrrr
81 do Rio COff Eb
~ do ~ Domingo do
10 hhds suser llousol
do rJro Rico vot ,..r,
= do Iuuldid '''""7'"9'
81 bits Orleans
half pipes onrd vintage sao from)
stevens sons, New York,
pure nHc ,.
halfmross isuetc rom the same BRANDY
10 10 do lnmaiion
2prcs Pine Apr'c Gin, from stevens & sons n V
= h'li rip"s piIie Na.a-a Vine, vintage 1915
~ 10 g. Siety dn do
onc''i.lih ~. pure Wine, vintage 1916 WINE
nall dn OId Puu
~ cdsks pure Malaga
roo q c ,%%SS wnI-KEy.
loo rcains wrapping Paper
5ii.Tec- Rice
bhhis rodds Midilue Baeon
2 DO Western do. a sc
do Shoulders aiic
llObHIcs IIlpw Candle; Sperm, also TIC patent
100 do soap, HULK SIMS aud NO fioson
ALSO
Pepper. spice Ginger
Leading Lines sSu. luNl2 Glass
hnd nearly every thing ~" Grocery line Scglra. & c.
our Liquors would particularly call the attention
otctkCcpcs aud othcrsi the Liquor Inc, examine
W. & J. u. CHRISTIAN,
&C 2'-u Matkr Bridge.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15

pUssIA uUfLis-IJolOo nussia oniis, lust 10.
~ ccv.i.a uumc tucic, enrablc Tor Counting Houses
schools. &C. POr slc whoioqac and fcai ~ reduce
price. iNLOES & BROTHER
dc ~ Ouunaitn Hell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
LOMAX ON EXECUTORS AND ADMIN.
ISTRATORS.
RRANnY TEA

4 Treatise on the law OF Executors and Adminstra.
~ tors generally in in the United states, and adapt
ell moro particularly TO the practice OF Virginia by John
Tiyl1c LomE IA volumes received Tor sale by
dec IL SMITH, DRINK Err a NORRIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15

TO THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLA.
TURE.
TENILbMEN-l invite your psrtiru lar attention 10 my
~ assortment HppfFuni -hpcH, which have hecn ma
mlAsiufci ~ }. Miles g son, All George Wilson Of
Phtliliit to ny order. .uI which, Ir beauty. duraLi-
~ Style cannot hu surpassed Zee tins tny oncr on
HUnts oi every description.
lrequcs call from each member before purchasing
eltwheTe. JOHN \ JONES, agent
d'7 Opposite the BANKS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS.
'rhnrSI,y Ntornin, n.c OH ISIi

CHEAP AUCTION DRY GOODS.
Thursday Morning, Dec. 9th, ISL
- n JENKINS is receiving from Aucti the follow
IL. ing hargnus which will bc sold or cheap, for cash
10y whole safe retail
White Flanncls l2lc, 25c. % I'd. IA and finer
Red fi,nncls-- ~. IL o., p 3d. u sud Ii irr
Mellow flsnnri.-3 y, -, - ~ ail finer
Ciui"n ilann,ls Al lelc aud Is
Great bargains In tairOcs and Mousain dc lainrs
S1N yards bicachsd Cotton Cloth, yard wide, III Tc
yard
Blankcts-3s -. :, 3D. 6s aud hirhcr
BED Ticsnrs-l2lc. Is ~ aud 2jo
Rose, Whitney and Mac sinaw Blankets
bargains IN Black, Blue aud ere en- Cloths
linseys-at IL, Slc amt ne
Men>' Winter wear fht servants Ia. M AMI 2jc
Sslinets ani Kentucky Jcans-sl prices
large and extensive assortment Of Silks, both G.'d
and p!'iu, OF all c'ors. Ais" Rich ShawlsMiulds
Winter Srarls-~l;li many bargains in Fancy Goods
Thos" wanting scasonaolc goods very cheap VII 10 we
IL hlIaLt L. A..A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
GREAT BARGAINS IN WINTER my
GDnDS -->

u Gun NiNCil Az Is selling at vo,y reduce, "A precs.
MS stock ct Dry Goods consisting IN pant a. ,oIow.
VIZ: >
AJcia yds Calico. from Ole 4 lsG
brown and Bltachsd Snrtinss
kcrscNs. Sitiucts and KENNEDY I,,,,
Rcd, White aud Yellow anncis
Mcrinhcs, 'itcas>i.Hs AMI lombazirss
Mouslin dc LANES an ChaIc,s all prircs and .,v,o
settings ''e '''-''Ea ahi iIf
lnck and White SILK Lace, for Vols and Cans
silk Gloves anillosc all descriptions
Cotton 10 ID. ,l1
IRISH Linens, Diapers Sc
Linen Table Diaper. > VIDA wide. f,r ~,
large assortment of s,lks, Sius, &C. Of all kinda
very cheap " -' N'"uA'
ladies Mc1ino Shirts AMI Drawers
6"his dn Gu do
ALSO
Cloths, Cassuieres ami vcsiiu=s nj
j u CUNSISGIAMS
~" " Now AMI th.ap -. pryC ,n,,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
dec u SMITH, pRINKER : MORE,
JUST RECEIVED FROM TIE PRESS
BY SMITH. DItINIxER & ntonMiS'

I IN'. u HlInlIIy NuIsc
No IL und Is Charles q Nancv
. Critical and Niscelan,,us Wri,in-, -, I,.-
Ia 2 vols VI MS character
Slrnmcr. tale Of Mcsmcrisin TO which &, ,,,., o,.
sketches rom ~" 10y Isabella + v, mcr e i
'tiical aud Miscellaneous Essly- law T. p,L,,,,,, NJ
cauldy, IN vols a new edition ~ ~ "-""s'"" Wa
supply $3.50 '''S """ S'H, a luther
happy, Ivy Mrs Ellis " ''' "''Ac ''o'ne
Together with grca, .rip;y ar c,u,ic, 49,,
pTrtriuus HOLIDAY nrr srt,,. '''" Du'Ns UT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
(,LAnIEIED NM LOAF sUoAK-

" 5hhds superior Clarified sugar
HDoSg anil ~ bbla Lptf sugar. jest received aud n
sale by
dec II wORTmAM. MeGRuDER & 90.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
NEW PUnI.ICATIONs.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NhIIEONS MisrclancH. Critical nnJ NiHccllanr Gus
w EsSys 10y tiTi-opher Nonh. Pioicssot Wilson,
Horace Wdpolc's Lctters-a New Billion ~ Waipole'H
letter. neludina numerous Letters now frat published
from the original Nsnuscrip
The fginE Nj" or Pree Grace Displayed by = w
hfummachcf, ID -
"soIomon's Scrmona''--tueivc Sermons delivered In
ho Now Temple ~ the isrlctos NJ lIlmhurg, hy ~
Gauhod Eplofnon, fantlaed from the German by Anna
Mara Goldsnid
American Antiquities aud info the orign and
History n The RED Race, by Alexander w. bradford
INCIDENTS Of Whaling Voyage by Francis Allyn DIN.
stead
Gems Of Irish Eloquencc, Wit and Aneedoie 10y James
iiniau.
Just published and for sais by
de2 sHItH, nRIHKgR & MORRIS.
(tREICN HIO COFFKE-5i baFs new crop Rio
VI Cofco-lauding per schr Manchester, fOr Fslc.
j'3 WILLIAMS uAXhLL
DUCK HEAT--A small quantity in 4, I, and bbis
ID just received from Philadelphia.
deJ WIN HARRISON.
DONDs ron NEGRO HiHE. n The most approved
ID forn, with lOther Blank IN use, Tor mlc
de23 w RANDOLPH & 90.
CUEAP WRITING PAPEHs--HU roant
- RuledCap Paper Of good quality for sale low by
ia6 tNTOES BROTHER.
LEATHERs AND wOOL.-4O Bsles Feathers
and Wool, for sale by FRY GO.
faG
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15
DuTTEH, BAcoE, HAMS AND FAmILy

m FIRKINs Mountsin Buucr
~ 100 nice Family Bacon Hams
200 bbs Family flour, various branes n, sal, h.
&c % SHIELDS BONNEVILLE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15

CHEAP WINTER DRY GOODS.
Ar u. JENKINS will bo found. Mt vshnlcaslc OF
Goois:--
Hcgto blankets nt3s9IGs. ~ CT and higher
He'd Bankcls, at e. -. I, ., aud higher
pl'in and rla'di insoys L.. poe. ls6d
kcrscyE, Tor .tnac vRus, Ha9ic
large assortment OF heavy Woolcns, for laborsrs
Red and White tanncs, pic, isGi,2s3d.3s
pltrui Wblc flsnncis at qualities
t ,o,,n, ,H5 y, ncrcf1,d V,sllues
$1,000 worth Of SILKS aud houscius for ladloS Jay
Elegant shswle. Mauii'as and sca,fs
Rich lionnoi, Cap mud Ncck Kbbands
Brown aud I''e;dhod shlrnss, Al q CTS
Cotton ozuabnrss, very cheap ''P'"''
apron Chccks,yar wide, ~. 2lc. aud finer
dip yards taicOcs, Tor Dresses sud Furniture nj 9,
8, lnoens Aso, dner goods at pc IT, 9o andhrher
TIC above are only few Of the cheap goods 10
del II II JENKINS
boots, BRoGANs AND SHOES,
In Store aud on the way.
w have IN store recently received mud now on te
w way, from Boston which We viii soil chcSpbyth
Gcn'lG,mens primo scnl.tIn pcsRcd Boots,mss
DO DO DO cs az 'I Go DO g.
MG e. G ,dis o,i lliek Pce'd Dregans
Do prime nick 'swcd o.
b. I,s Iss s, .god and bound e. KIP posdao
go ,yT ri G K pcsecdnrosa1s- good 30
Womcns primc Leather scwcd welt7-5tos
Ladies' enc Leather 'i''G,a, r Sc; shoes QUO
Boy. aoc calssin and k nli ilI Fans. ,.r,soo5
and seous H. GULiiNGIoE 4 %. g."
TWO hundfod Kegs MI. Jusi Teecvcd ant Too salo
| Il low Tor cash. WADE w. WOODBRIDGE,
dec 3doors helow The ncll
| nID RUN, nRANDY, CIN, &c--
DO do ralc HANDY Vintage lsrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15


S,rPERiOR Oh COguar Brady, lSO6
- DO q i and Back Tea
Btk"T'3 Cocna AMI ChocolItc
Ini;sti0n English Cheese
Egglsh GInpoSicr
Northumberland per schr Nassau for sale by
de II WIN HARRISON.
CHEAP SERVANTS CLOTUfa0
1JiHT Jerseys, 2'c, Is 81. etc
W. Ltuscys, i, pc, L. GO
Sliiurlts, IS
Kentucky Jeans, 2s 81, at
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-01-15


ENTLEMEh's Pine Cankn Union or Navy shoo7
- manufactured 10y those celebrated Root and shoe Ma
uuacfurcrf in Philadelphia, 4. Miles son, who arc with
tho least doubt ME bc makers In tho United ststos
These shOrFurc made remarkably gcu'cc and ~
SAMuEI PUTNEY,
dc4 Opposre fhe RUNE E'glc Hotel
| AtGE CUT CLASSICS lost receiyed ln1 10
- el'e by CHARLES STEBHiNS,
NNf Ouroeffs swan Tavern Fltgr Itilf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03
Tor the Herald.

Nh. EDIron:
Dear Sir,-I observe in the May number OF
the Cultivator an article on the culture of Hemp;"
and since some of our farmers have expressed their
intention to go into Hemp raising, presume many
of them would be glad to see the article in the Her.
ald since few of them take that valuable agricultural
paper.
Our enterprisng neighboring farmer, Col. l.athrop,
unfortunately lost large quantity of Hemp seed by
the steamer Illinois, on the lower rapids but hope
this will not discourage any one from the undcrta-
king, since we have the confidence in soil, that
it cannot be exceIel in any part Of the country, in
the production of Hemp. While beet. pork and corn
bear such low prices time for US to see there IS
not something else that will better pay our labor
Hemp in N York is worth from Ia to IL cts per h.
and pork 3. l am confident that pound Of Hemp
can be produced in Iowa, as cheap as pound OF
pork. Respectfully, yours, +.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03
will be better understood and acknowledged,
and the necessity Of continued efforts In ths
culture more fully apparent.

Coon ADvics.-The Cleveland (Ohio) Her
aid. in an article on the times, gives tho fol-
lowing practical advice to its readers, as the
most eifectual remedy for the pecuniary evils
which shed gloom over Ohio and the whole
country.
"Industry, economy. both in individuals
and in families: reliance upon our own resour-
ces as people and State; more domestic
manufactures and less importing: IN short. the
Yankee industry and calculation Of our tore-
fathers are just the things TO lift US out CT Pc
cuniary difficulties, and the lessons we have
learned can hardly fail to keep US from plang-
ing into such troubles again.
OFF coats and 90 to work. If banks burst
start the sweat more freely on your forehead
in some useful avoca,ion. Saw wood ii moth.
ing else to do. Better do that than eat the
bread Of idleness, or srarve with pockets ful
Of worthless rags. Let the farmer turn his
fnrfow longer and deeper, and he will plough
his way out Of debt and into competence, In
spite of perishing paper. His golden harvest
Can be converted Into something substantial
at some price. And don't fail to get the spin
ming wheels whirling. Their music will soon
drive care and vexation about money matters
out of the front door of every farm house in
the State. We must hop down from false
stills, get into the right track. and then, IKE
old Crockett, "go aheaJ.' This is the only
true way 10 mend the times and reach the goal
Of prosperity.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03
voE. n....N0. 81.
n,,rpLoOMING TON HERALD
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
ny JN0. B. Russell.

r.,xs Of srBscnlpr1os.-Threc Dollars per
ADVANCE; Three Dollars and Fifty Cents
sli So,J Of six months from the time of suhscri-
al 'l' nI Four D oars if payment be delayed until
. I snl Of the year. Subscriptions for less term
1as en- wear. will be charged at the rate Of Four
I - Nor annum in advance T No paper dis
jim. until arrearages paid except the OPP
"o pr, or Ap7Ear1srSa.-For square Of II
Is, insertion 81 90; each subsequent insertion.
So c.n.s-larger ones in proportion. Advertise
con, 70 the Office for insertion, without desg-
r,.;nr the number of insertion, will be continued
',a,;I ordered ou: and charged for accordingly
w., ;,ar,l deductions made to yearly advertisers
- l,.uets allressed to the Editor, in order to
,,.s;ve atteation MUST DE POSTPAID.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03

SErE.vTY.SIX.

BY WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
What heroes from the woodland sprung
When through the fresh-awakened land,
The thrilling cry Of freedom rung,
And to the work Of warfare strung
The yeoman's iron hand
Hills flung the cry to hills around,
And ocean mart replied to mart,
And streams whose springs were yet unbound
Peal'd far away the startling sound
In the deep forests heart.
Then marched the brave from rocky steep,
From mountain river swift and cold.
The borders Of the stormy deep,
The valves where gathered waters sleep,
Sent up the strong and bold.
As if the very earth again
Grew puck with Gods creating breath,
And, from the sods of grove and glen,
Rose ranks of lion-hearted men
To battle and to death. s
The wife, whose babe first smiled that day,
The fair fond bride of yestereve,
And aged sire and matron gray,
Saw the loved warriors hast away,
And deem it sin to grieve.
Already had the strife begun,
Already blood on Conccrd's plain
Along the springing grass had run,
And blood had flowed at Lexington,
Like brooks of April rain.
The Iea,h-stain of the verbal sword
Haowed to freedom all the shore;
In fragment fell the yoke abhorred-
The footsteps Of foreign lord
Profancd the soil no more.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03
lob PRINTING.
WIN. III. EDDY,
C,rr:ass aid Wagon sGoker.

C,rr.ass and Wagon sGoker.
I'D RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
Ea Bloomington and the surrounding country
ba, be continues to fulfil all orders in his line, from
fine carriage down to the smallest job. he war;
~,ns ,., his work shall be done in the best manner
and his charges moderate. He respectfully soliclts
tie patronage Of the public.
sIon On Front frs, corner above Ogilvie & Co.'S
store. May u, iOf~
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03

Why, said a cockney TO his friend, has
Dickens written better than Shakespeare or
Milton. Ell! Give it up? Because, although
they both wrote well, Boz has written +" wei
ler."
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03

A BASKaUPr.-An old gentleman who kept
ferry somewhere in Scotland, had large
number Of sons among whom was one named
Wu1lse, whom the old gentleman considered a
genius. 1t was determined tina: ''Wuilie sud
hae Draw education and be set up in some
respectable business even if the rest Of the
family should have to starve for IT. Accor-
dinghy "WuIlie'' was sent to an academy, and
subsequently, he engaged in the mercantile
business.
Some years afterward, an acquaintance Of
the family, who had been absent for long
Tina arrived at the ferry, and as he was cross
ing, inquired Of the father about his children.
After having satisfied his curiosity about some
of the others, he continued
'And where is Willie? He was clever
chiel and ye always said ye wad put him IN
some guild business"
Eyes, and sac did. He is now in an un-
co profitable business ; he is bankrupt"
"A bankrupt!! Ye wad say banker"
"No, would say bankrupt. Willie has
ta'en the benefit Of the bankrupt laws twice.
and if he suld do sac the third time, he VIII
h., ITO r;chae4 man In a tho Lin I'D on,-'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03

THR CIoyEr Foor ExPosED.--Ihe mouth
niece Of the Abolitionists in the United States,
called the . Boston Liberator, 10 announcing
ina annual Abolition Convention, when n'ss
in New York on the llth INST. Do'diJ a"u
unbushingly pfocames tina. 'ss Ra'pT1s aon q
aooP S.a,ss---and that the subject will occupy
.ho d.liheraiions of the Convention!