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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21
MINIATURES PAINTING.


.fGRICUL TUR.fL IMPLEMENTS
WILL, after the first April, locate themselves
the Hou-c present occupied by Mr. \. King few
doors below opposite the Manson
Housc They will keep constantly hand of the
best FAMILY GRoCERik purchased principally for cash which
viii enable them sell low puneua buyers those who buy
tot 1hs undivided attention of the partner WILDE
cuVc devoted the sale country pucc confdcd TO the
cf the Having had Of hnsn
Richmond and Fredericksburg Grain dealer aud being
the article To b. o the TANNER rely the best Pee
That friends and r. need nothing
be said commentator OF qualifications Commission
Merchant In branch of business viii make the
reasonable his merchant for nothing and
pcctay like the when with all the honest perqu
trade, difficult for a along. In
few days they Win receive starse Of the most improved
large woO.cy woo--y'. best Loaf sugar
which they viii sell arrival by the package reduced
for cash a for satisfactory paper
Richmond March slsi, Isi5.
REFIRpNcLS:
RusroN-E Williams A Go. T. Townsend Hardy Baker
WoKcEsrER. MAss-Rueeles, Nourre Mason.
NEw NoRN-AucnS Pa,trn. Jno. Mayhn
R,LrtNoRr-Atchd Hart Isaac q. reek James Power
GroEorrowS u. C.-Franees Dodge, Jno X King
WNsuSoro> CIrV-wm. Orme.
ALKaANpRIA. H. C-Robcu Jameson. Lambert Mckenzie.
f,tNorrH. N,-Murray Forbes, Jos. n. Fiekhn n 10.
fRgbEEioKssvRs NA-Jno. Son. Wm Redd, Forbes
Berry n. u. Wallace. Jno. Hart :. J. Bllyies-
NORroLN, NA-Snutcr A He'll
Ri.HsoSp-SNAl Brother Il Co, Warwick Baksiile. A. w
J. J. Fry Co Dunlop. MoncuTo winfec. Jno
q Hobson =. =. BaIct A. scalsn. Davenport Allen L.
Lewis Webb p J. 5 James Co. Kent KendanS Awatst.
Cn,E'"rTrsviLLE-Jno r Jones Valentine Fry
Watts.
y. Il. Geo X. Peake April may be found At the
counting nom OF Jno. H. Eustace Son n. w. Fry
Liberal advances produce and mer
ehaniise shipped 10 the address Of the NH
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
EDRIs BERKLEY & CO.
HAVING taken the house on Main or f.. ST..
4 one door below Messrs. wadsworth Turner Co. Will
omen this d,y new splendid French English and
American DRY Goods with much and attention and
i under the mos. favorable auspices Baltimore Phil
,o ,nd New York markets The being sIsstro'v
they take pleasure recommending It to the Inspection OF the ca
tscn and the adjacent country The following a
t1o,hs~wooi black Invis,bls and Blue Cloths
Ca.smcrcs-wool BLACK single and double mled Cassere~
Fancy light eo'o'ed single "ne' '1'S'"''' '"'" '" '@
Chcne Cambroon., a new and handsome artc-
Chala Ncsnr. Fancy Silk do
HB satin do SILK veyets
slk Serge. Silesa's
a. - 81 Brown French Linens
Heavy Dninss cord and white comprising fun ss-o
io-4 liza. "a Barnsley sheetngs
"a Hamilton cotton do
usaD Diapers Binds Eve do
Solid cord DE- LANES very fine
Chene striped do real French
striped Chaly
Lawns and Painted muslins, in great variety
English and American Prints from o. cents and upwards
Furniture prints, from 60 upwards
Earls,ou nd Manchester Ginghams
IIpins BombazneS, from 81 and upwards
Alpaca Paracenes
BlS aud blk Gro de Sol
Blue figured striped Silks
cord f-'d. striped and plaid Silks
Nun sw,y- striped Muslin Victoria Robes
and cambues Bishop Lawns American Nan
superior make, Irish Linens cheap Tarion MnSlns
white and coloured
looms cod Italian assortment oi Thread
ees ver cheap Foongs and EsnEs Fancy SIX
watts Fancy Sca for gentlemen Gum Suspende Hat grapes
Vel Grape Le-e SIX and Cotton Hose and half Hose heaa
Sol AMI ball cotton Tapes Needles Ladies and Genemens
Hi Gloves light and dark very superior 9uah Fancy ',
G. Hdkf PouEee spitehed and Bandanna DO small
for the neck
es Bed Ticking OsnaburEs - TTied laFEns Nos l.
"a, Buraps ptz Pat Check aud many other de,ao'e g
WILDE sold low for CASH. Country merchants ''s's
city would do well to call before purchasing elsewhere
NH
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NEW BUSINESS.
Inder the firm Of p & J. \ JAMES CO. the ubscri-
Der. viii continue do for the benefit
Of Joseph \. James. decd.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS
and offer for slle about Fiy Dollars worth NJ Good.
n which casonab yery cheap having been purchs
Ell n the low prices current within the year They expect
a. make such additions their present between this and Tie
1t April next as may socm 10 them desirable.
FLEMING JAMES,
EDWIN JAMES.
fa N
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S,rENINS Nucntnn, Ac-
- Nos. l. > ?, ! = and e. Alsons Europe
Noe. l. .. AMI I Brands Encyclopaedia
James Forrest Days, and many sher works for sac by
, al j. w RANDOLPH.
AzIXESCl,s ORAL SYSTEu-A further supply
,t 90 SMITH DRINKER a MORRIS.
E,TOISy on BILLS OF EXCHANGE further
NM SUI SMITH pRINKER l. MORRIS.
VAnfRSs-Ju received -sIsAI ocFsg RRin b'
Main and Governor below Eagle Ruins
6'OMEsS. BRUSHES AND PERFIMERY.-A
u handsome assortment received and for sale by
BOLTON * HARRISON.
Corner Main and Governor below Eagle Ruins
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% hereby certify that the persuasion Of my
purchased haa bee Of smiths Bt,ers Renovaor Of Health
ana found great relief have had disease Of
years past am confident that have medicine
gwen me a. much relief think bottle
70 health ROYAL 2. SHEPHERD.
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NH ll--wow WIN G. SANDS. C. c.
VIRGlNiA.-At Rules held IN the CLERKS OF.
Zee OF ia. slr.r.nr o. -.

" lRGiNiA.-At Rules held IN the Clerks OF
Circuit the sixth day Of March. 1873
Charles ?. Osborne, ,r,r
F"'
NJ Norman and Enoeh Courtney partners under the firm NJ
''orman anu courtney ana others, dsn's.
The defendants above named their app.ar
anee and gwen security according Of Assembly and M.
Rules Of this Court and appearing satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants OF this Commonwealth ordered that
the sad defendants do appear hed on M
first Monday in June and Of the plainud ana
that copy Of this order be forthwith pub
bhed IN the city Of Richmond for successvely and
posted at the front door NJ the Capitol said City
Copy-Tsse,
n sANna
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To THE PUBLIC.
NATE offer with grcnt confidence a. a win,
>"N The snhscrlbers would respectflll,

w Doe mi remedy Dyspepsia.
AMI hou complaints colo. l-hI
female rctnu-, ami thu aud
indigestion Smiths Bitten, Rounyat,r
Health" We received many efficacy
Few only Of which Tor NJ space, ,Inu That
sI! ircull remedy. does admit doubt
tho-c who tied them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21

SPUING GOODS CHLN:I and QUEENSF.fRE-
~ am Opening portion OF spring supply OF the above
ani am daily ship Margaret Forbes
manufacturers additional Of Table Ware
China &c- making altogether well selected deS-
bic goods Al, French German plain
cut and pressed English plated German silver
all Stone Ware sc &c For sale prices
cash Punctlal City country Invited
examine. WIN. +. BUTLER.
NH - 7 doors above he Bell Tavern.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-21

Il y the District Court OF the L nlted Suites for
The Eastern District NJ Virginia Norfolk April ID IsG9
THOMAS ANGEL Of the Borough Norfolk having fled
petition praying hat he be declared R7nArupt ordered
that all persons claiming be creditors
gel show the Court the end day tho
said Thomas Angels be declared the
act n Congess that behalf and that copy
published the newspapers according the 22nd and
ACopy-Tese
ap 6-w5w A. A. COWnERY elk
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Ara Court held for Cumberland county, the

~ Co,,,, holI O., C,,,,h..la,I .o,,,,., A.
~ 20 N""' .Ou ", "'o'ienu Souh'y, INC
Eh aS OF aAISh' 1861
3NNAauN' - ''"' %h
N"n., a.. as,
'"'nah .""ai"' anu ',nh w "l-oh HeiH
80. -, O., Ch.s'tn'
i". y ~ ~ n4.ug n.,eu ms appear
n 81 ~ =. anu ms RUSS
~ u- 'ouit ana sppFns ny SATISFACTORY eNldenee That he
h'' h'o''h' ~ ms v'.e'u. Una, 'he said de-
nt do apeaT here ON the hfri Jay OF June Court
~ on VI u' pn" WY ., De forthwith
month. aud posted ut the fn, door az ,l,
Court hou,c of th. county
eopy-Tesie.
ap is-w9w. n. wooDsoN nc
" iNNiI>iA.-h thdnctry.--At huleS helu IN
the Clerks Othce Of Superior Of Law
Chancsy, James wsri.
buIg the Court the said CIV ON the February
1888;
William phd
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CINCINNATI. May !. 1897.

following certificates are respectfully submitted
L.. L. -. III.
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NH II-wew N.0I9-I''''' r.,, ANN,

" lRGlNlA.-At Rules held in the Clerk's
Superior Court OF Chaneery for the Richmond CIR
cut, the siNth day OF March 1873 ''
~ - ''A'" "nn Moneure Robinson, prtn.,
hol' L. Hamilton and Margaret II. his wife formerly Heth
IT, deftS-
ana gwen security according the Assembly and The ME-.
' Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence ,lat ,hrv AZ,
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth ordered that tbs old
90 appear here At the Rules on the 6 Mon.
Gay IN June merit and the hl plaintiffs, and th,
copy OF this order be forthwith some n.u,psuer ph.h
Cd IN the city of Richmond and $50,
cd at the front door Of the Capitol said city
A Copy-Teste:
mi
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i ~, l,hhh'-NiRGI>iA'-At holden IN IN. ,1,.
'hee OF the Superior Cou of Cgancey for m. ~
curt the 9th day OF March, IsI3 " ~ "''"u'ohh 'iT
John Thompson, IT, and Curtis Carte, NJ
fAhtfs
Alexander Mckm and another.
80 'uo'c named not having entered IA. app.,,,n
~ ~ It ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that h 4,
$780,, i " ,h' commonwealth orIer,SI tina, the aid
10 appear here NJ the rules he hc ON The n, 49,
~ ,ne heH ana answer the bin OF the plaintiffs and tina, 80
N. Cs ~ lh inserted IN some newspaper published m
' u! '' hleunoni Tor two months
non, door Of the Capitol CITY eonrLT, ~ '"e
NH ll-wlw
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v IKGINIA.-At rules held m tho ,,,ori-,-

v ih"lNlA.-At rules held IN the Clerks of.
Vireuii the 9th day Of March, 1873 " ~ e'"''n"
Son, F' " "eH'y thompson 4
,y,irs, pltn
James Dun aud William Beaeham partn,r, undo, IN. firm ., Main
Tho 4,f.,.t..,- Dens.
anu gwen security according the Assembly and No., Rn..
40. So, " appearing BY satisfactory evidence they
arc not inhabitants OF this IL ort.d b,, 49,,
~ ue,h's do appear here hell ON the 6ot
Monday IN June next and OF the plaintiff and ,h,t
COPY o' 'hs order be forthwith some newspaper pub
heu IN ' City Of Richmond for months suecessvely and
posted NJ Tie front door Of the Capitol II sad Civ
eopy-Tos;s,
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Chanceru.-At Rules held in

the Clerks odee Circuit Superior Court Of Law
Chanesy or the OF James City and the City OF William
William Enoe, Phd
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III AVE Just received fresh supply Of Garden
SEEDS from ue Nortaiso several different " Garden
S'e+ grown In hr state an Of which they a. fresh
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28
: MANY DEMOCRATS.

THr WHAT CaoP.-The past winter was 90
unfavorable to the wheat crop in many paris
Of the country, that fears are entertained 'ha'
The next harvest will show great falling on
in the quantity usually raised. The low price
which i. commanded after the last harvest so
discouraged many farmers that much less IMAM
the usual quantity was sown. and much Of !"
being killed during the winter, the prospect
looks rather gloomy. The crop Of some Of the
farmers in our county, we understand. looks
promising. while that Of others has sanereo
severcly-.o much so that they have co"c'o-
ded 10 plough it up. and use the ground TOT
other purposes. Such is the alarm in some
parts that St. Louis merchants have scattered
agents throughout the country to purchase me
old crop, and what is very unusual, pay Inc
cash for it.
By tho ST. Louis Reporter Of the gath INST
va learn that wheat is now bringing So cents
per bushel in that market. A greater rise may
be expected. Most Of our merchants have dis
posed Of what they had on hand at 81 Ia cts
per bushel.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

u The Peoples Organ a. 81. Louis thinks
Capt. Tyler should direct reasonable portion
Of the money appropriated to improve the nav.
igation Of the Mississippi TO be expended 10
improving it in front Of that city, by removing
Sand bar five miles long! A very reasona.
BILE and modest request. Does not the Organ
know that boats can effect landing a. ST.
Louis without danger, that sand bars removed
oy art can form again Immediately, and that
there are thousands Of snsgs and piles Of stone
IN the river that endaneer both life and proo.
er'y. which should be FIRST removed. Canno,
Mr.. Tyler direct portion Of it 10 be- expend.
Cd IN removing tina, large stump laying in The
water al our landing. in removing the old l.,oe
laying 'hereabou'. and also in building wharf
at our place! While 81. Louis is getting her
thousands, Bloomington should have a few
coppers.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

Observation-Disclosures are focking TO
,he West BY scores. by hundreds, aud BY thou
..,d.. We understand that boats from the
Ohio river come into ST. Louis literally crow
ded with families seeking new homes on the
Western prairies. From St. Louis many 60
nm the Missouri river 70 settle in The Platte
country, few up the Illinois, and after drop
sn,oc off !. The various inviting places on the
ueeer Mississippi, many reach our place. aud
locate in town, OF 20 back into the county
We are glad to see them coming. A" iOdcs-
,r;ous population is all that is required to
make Iowa one of the richest countries in the
world.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

u" Harry Of the West" new steamer,
commanded by Captain Van Houten. on her
FIRST trip from New Orleans to St. Louis, COL
lapsed a f1ue when leaving woodward abou,
80 miles below Memphis, on the 10th inst,
killing fireman. and severely scalding the
mate and two OF three passengers. One cabin
passenger. deck hand, and two free negroes
were missing, and supposed to be lost. Keep
a sharp lookout, and il. before "a, another
Harry Of the West don't burs, boiler, making
the fur fly off Of many coon-shio, knocking
many Of her crew among the missing," we
are no prophet.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

A carrier pigeon recently alighted on
the deck Of The ship S,rabane, on the vow
age from Calcutta TO Britain. having a
feg'mental button attached 10 his leg By !
piece of brass wire. From references ),
the log OF the Mary transpor. on her vow
age 70 Bombay. it has been discovered
that from the time the bird was libera,ed
from that vessel, to the time it a:igh,ed on
the Strabane. 1t had flown no less than too
thousand miles in ten days.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

70 We are again under obligations TO our
kind and attentive friend. the Bar.keeper Of
the steamer Iowa, for package Of St. Louis
papers. BY his attention we have frequently
been enabled TO lay Items Of news before our
feaoers several days in advance Of the mail.
were We not afraid of ioeurrtng the displeas-
o'e OF the sensi'ive por,ionp of our Wsshinp,o-
mans, We would wish him great success in
his business; but We mus. keep silent.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

= a. 4 III !. ne fol-
% 7 Is - y rpnbes q 'l's
fl pss.l 4 -. Like the
- = SSIld, III 3 N Commerce
y 81 Z 1SIy. if b q = sa,eeg The
ayyvhjr 8 fousssIa q le Cosalsy
~ sxe6,nses 81 10 eosssfy are restored
10 aepecie basis. with tho single exception o.
Alabama. Ons table Of domestic exchanges
therefore. which VIZ have kept standing Tor
five years past, has lest its honor and re use.
This is triumph Of natural remedies-i" otn'
er words. Of free trade which we hope our
countlymen will notice. aad become more sure
tina, the regulations which exist IN the nature
of things, possess power 10 restore oroe! oe'
yond that Of any other regulators which nave
been invented. Tie truth about the matter is'
that. disturbing the regulating powers which
the Creator established, we created coo-wo1ks
Of our own to counieract the benevolent work.
ings Of his principles; and we built theory up
on theory, and regulation upon regulations M
til the mishapen mass began to break. One
timber after another gave way. until the whole
was leveHed with the ear,h-if not lower than
that. Here the great principles which we had
foolshly rejected. took up our disordered at
fairs: and see what perfect work they have
made! The exchanges Of ,he country were
never in SO good state as now. The rates
Of discount arc exceedingly small. and the ia
cili,ies OF collecting and renting as good as
can be desired. More. and better than ali. the
exchanges, in their present arrangement. cao-
not be thrown out Of order. If We will but
let the currency and exchanges alone. they
will remain sound to the end Of The world
even though that event should not happen un-
Ill thousand years from next April. Let Us.
then, be con,ented and thankful, and never get
up another rebellion against the laws Of curren-
~, and then we shall avoid another six years
6ogging.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

~ We have observed. for several weeks
past. disposition in the Davenport Gazette,
10 bring the Herald into disrepu,e. BY copying
from the Standard all its filth in relation 10 US.
The Standard has ever been SO prodigal in the
use Of its filth, that the people have learned
how 10 appreciate it, SO we have been content
10 pass its slang in silence, perfectly indifier-
en-. as ,c what I, may say Of ourself or ours,
considering its censnre Of more value than its
praise, but when its filth is repnbllshed, and
endorsed, by one protesting a regard for truth
and Justice. it's effect is changed, and might
merit a little attention. But we are not dspo-
sed to say anything in reply at present, bu.
have alluded 10 it now only by way Of preface
to wha, We wish to say to the Gazette. If the
editor Of the Gazette is Of opinion that the
Herald merits such notices az it receives from
the Standard, and we presume he does, We
ask him to make it so appear himself, by his
own observations, and then we will give him
our attention. If you wish to fight, neighbor.
commence it fairly. and we'll see who comes
out best. If met by the editor in a fair and
honorable field, he shall have no cause to COM
plain, but If he persists in his dirty "bush-
whacking." our manner Of carrying on the
fight may be little Objectionable to him.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

COMPLETION OF THE BUNKER Hill McNu.
MENT.-The work on and about the Monument
is to he completed Ivy the Is, Of June and on
the 18th Of that month public celebration is
to take place, at which Hon. Daniel Webs,cr
has consented to deliver an Grafton. Amongst
the distinguished personages invited ia be prc-
sent on the occasion, we notice His Excelier.
cy the President Of the United States. The
occasion will be one Of extraordinary inferas,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

T The Clarion, built from the wreck Of
The old Brazil. at Rock Island, Ill.,, and owned
by citizens Of that place, was snsgged on her
trip from Mobile TO New Orleans. on the 24,h
nlt., and Sunk. She had $50 bales of cotton
on board, part Of which was insured. No in.
surance on the boat.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

Departure or Com. MooRE.-The Tex;an
men of War, Ans'in and Wharton, the former
commanded by Com. Moore. and the latter bv
Capt. LathroP, were lowed ont 10 sea from
New Orleans on the evening Of the 18th. We
may soon expect 70 hear Of warm work on the
Mexican coast. - ~ '''S
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

The 81. Charles Mo. Advertiser Of Saturda,
last says. 1.-THE Missouri river is far higher
than II has ever been known at this season or
the year and II Is still rising. A few feet more
will cause It TO overflow the lower parts Of ,he
river bottom. Tho river is as high a. i has
been II sny sims since July, 1897.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

~ At the late Municipal election in the
City Of New York, the Democratic candidate
for Mayor received majority Of $3.50 over
his Federal competitor. Of the Aldermen E.
lected. IL are Democrats, and Wings.
In Albany the Wing candidate for Mayor
succeeded by about 500 majority.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

WHEAT CRoP.-From all appearances, the
next crop OF winter wheat will be very LIGHT.
me most OF II being winter killed. And It is
feared that the season will be too late for sum-
mer wheat,-Chicago Democrat.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28
~ The river, after falling slowly 70,

- The river, after falling slowly for a
few 1-ye, :. .gai" On tho rise, and in an ex.
cellent stage for navigation. Boats are rapid
ly plying, and heavily laden. Our merchants
are receiving their spring supplies, as will be
seen by our advertising columns. or rather. by
calling at their stores-which is the same
thing.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

~ The Chicago Democrat says there IS
no promise Of there being much business done
IN the northern lakes before the first DAY Of
Nav.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

q Bulwer. the Novelist, in letter la,elv
written to friend. says that on the las, paoe
Of late work. may be found the las, Of n.
writings Of fciion--,hat his graver studio. Of
late years has untitled his mind for what used
70 now with ease. He begins TO .hiuk Of ore.
pairing for Miller's day.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

"Ihe Clarion" 10 the title Of . n.~
paper established at Washington City, BY M.
Greer. formerly Of the North American. I,
supports Col. Johasoa for the Pre,ideoev
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

WISCONSIN CoPPER.-The Rapids, which
passed down on yesterday, had $4,000 pounds
of Wisconsin Copper on board. We undef-
stand that the Copper Mines are worked at
very handsome profit to their proprielors.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

~ The Hartford Times of the 18th inst.
saws the Connecticut river was then ice bouad,
circumstance which has not occurred for for
ty years before.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-28

The late "hard cider" congress appropria-
tec forty seven thousand dollars of the public
money. to purchase books for their own pri-
vate use-being more than two hundred dol
lars for each member. And all this was done
while the treasury Of the nation was almost
empty, while the creditors Of the public were
unpaid, and while the government was bor-
rowing money TO meet its current expenses.
Not satisfied with their eight dollars day
they have adopted this course to add another
dollar or more for each days labor during their
whole si,ting-and this too while they profess
to be in favor Of reducing the per diem allow
ance Of ongressmen.-Detroit F. Press.