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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-21

FRIENDSHIP Lieutenant Montgomery had
seen much military service. However. the
over. and he had nqpHfe' A2o Aa hr
pay. lie was one day taking his ease at. his
tavern, when lie observed Il stranger. evidently
a foreigner, gazing in,rnily Il, him. The
Lieutenant appeared not TO notice the intrusion
bu, shifted his position. A short time and the
STRANGER shifted too. and still with nnblenched
gaze he stared. THIS was too much Tor Mont
prrnery who arose aud approached The scru'-
nizing intruder.
DO you know me, sir : asked the Leuten-
ant.
Il ihink do answered the foreigner, who
was Frrnchmar.
Have you ever met me before!' continued
Montgomery.
Il will not swear for it; but if we have
and am almost sure we have sad the s'ran-
oer-.you have a sabre scar, deep one, on
your n OH, wrist
Il have cried Montgomery. turning back
his sleeve, and displaying very broad aud
ugly scar. : didn't get this for nothing. t'r
The brave fel!,v who made me present OF
it. | repaid With a cash across the skull
The Ftenchnan hen, down his head, parted
his hair will, his hands and said y GU did,
YOU nav look at The receipt
{ The next moment ihey were In each others
arms. They became bosom friends Tor lie.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-21
PUBLIC HOUSE.

7. NV L l,respectfu'.y infmmsthe puhlicthat
J. N,s continues to keep Public House at Sa-
bAt,oss a'lne county. Iowa, wher. the best accom-
Esenna.s. Gan be had, between Bloomington and
bs,u'. rflvatc rooms to he had at all times
)Sols ~ IS sool, and at all times furnished with
snan,. ptovender. lie invites test of these
ssn :; several comfortable houses to rent.
-'n' Iowa, Jan % 1912 l4tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-21
D,nrOn III. IL. IsisiSVON,

-r,vIyr established his residence permanently
II >, Harrington, respectfully tcn''ers his pro.
I..,,,I services to The inhabitants OF the town ana
,E,,eo, country. He my at all times DC found on
r,qiry at tn, American Hotel.
Inv Is. lSi2-37
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-21
PETER JACK SON

& CO M NJ . ~
s2rgR gEaA slpSs
Foreign ana Domestic Dry Uoods
I'D Gr,.ori,s, Boots ,nd Shoes, Nails, iron' o'ce'
-.;,,, &. Sc. Also. on consignment. ciio'ce
,rn.ot ofInoorted Liquors, all ofwhlch Will be
,,l yery low for Cash.
Rlo,ninr,on. July 30. lsll.-40-f
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-21
WHOLE NO. 100.
MAxIMs, sc.

!. Il il one Of the most difficult things in
the world to persuade ourselves that any one
can love those whom we ourselves hate
9. We always fancy there is something
ridiculous about those sentiments which we
ourselves have never fels-still more about
those which we have ceased to feel.
3. Theshabit Of despising that which is
respectable or praiseworthy leaves an injurious
impression upon The mind, which nothing can
wear out.
90. Experience gradually teaches us, that
Re greater part Of what we look uDon as mis-
ines. arises from our endeavorins to hasten.
to change, or 70 o6.astrain the natural course Of
Clients. II would almost seem as il there
were asecret chain Of connexions, Of cause
and eject, which wonlj conduct US naturally
aud necessarily TO the object Of our desires, if
the restless character Of our minds did not from
time to time lead US astray from the time past.
3. There is, in regard TO great mistortunes.
moment which causes even more pain than
the misfortune itself-it is that in which we
can no longer doubt Of its existence.
6. There are grieis wh;cI, no time or cir
cumstances can totally cure or eradicate the
sentiment Of; they seem TO retreat into the re-
cesses Of the soul there to remain ready 70 pre-
sent themselves whenever we feel tendency
towards nnhappiness.
7. Petty shutting excuses, which satisfy
vain and little minds, do but irrtate generous
ones, still more than the fruit which they
would explain awav-ihere is no valid repen-
lance bu, that which is fail and sincere.
8. One Of the greatest misfortunes in life
is that Of being compelled to live with those
win" by The very character of their own minds.
are prevented or incapacita,ed from apprecia-
ting ours.
9. The spirit Of intrigue causes in upright
and honest minds sort Of dread, analogous
TO that which springs from personal dangers
which may threaten rs in darkness. This a.
rises from the i,npossibiity Of our formin9any
exact judgment as TO the nature 81 what we
have 10 expect.
Kings have more need Of the cou1cii ofwiso
men, than wise men have of the favor OF Kings.
1t well to seek for good neighbor, before
taking house. and good companion before
commencing voyage.
There are two classes Of people who are
never con'ened: those who seek for learning,
and those who are anassing wealth.
He who disputes with a more learned man
than himself for the sake Of appearing learn
ed. at length passes for fool.
The more submissive, Aaiering and COM
PLEASANT an enemj appears, the more wise
man will mistruaf hiin-~--r--~--z-
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-21

JAMES HANNAH
A. w. .s,,rprrr & HANNAH Attorneys at
&Chah.n',all practice in the suIfdshe ard infe-
~ y, / ON Of the Territory " asD'ns'n ,e '4o
II6a City, Feb ~. -
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-21
DIRE. COVELI.,
J. e. DESHLER ,
r.o.yI s. DEsgfLEH,

j T n 3 !1onia gion, IOtcc.
rzrI1i. attend promptly to any business com.
70 miited to their charge.
s.,enbar 2lst, 1871.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-21

M,lLfR,sM The New York Union o. Tues
day savs:-A rart"tr of one OF our most res
pec,ab!e Pearl street johhi"g houses. WI" mas
for years been deerred The pattern OF Industry
and one of the hes, statesmen in the streets WI"
by frngai,y and perseverance anassed ro.'''
Portable properly. has hec"me completely M
sane on the subject Of Mil!eri>m. believes 'nl-
y in The approach f the worlds termination.
has relinqul>hed his interest i" the concern. =
perfectly reckless as TO what becomes OF MS
properly. carries bible under hts arm through
The streets. and takes every opportunity ol
endpavoring TO convince his arq"a'n'a''ces " az
friends ,ha. they should give up all worldly
considerations and prepare for their speedy
exit.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-21

We don, believe in ghosts. We never did.
Our mind always ran ia ibis wise-iat il The
deceased hal gone to heaven. lie wouldn't
want to come back, and il he had gone 10 the
"o,her place" he couldn't. Yet how many
entertaining The most ridiculous notions about
appati,ions We never heard one Ct these
iimId creatures retailing a story Of The kind
that we do not think Of The Factions Hoods
observations. "Ghosis be hanged" says he.
mo such things in nature; al! laid long ago
before the wood pavement. W hal should they
crme for! The Golfers may rise for higher
wages, ard the Charlisis may rise for reform.
aud Joseph Surge may rise for his health, and
bread may rise. and The rising generation may
rise: but tina, the dead should rise only to
make ones hair rise. is more than can credit.
Suppose yourself ghost. Well II 20" come
on, Of your grave TO serve Trend. how are
you 10 help him! And il its an enemy what's
The use Of appearing TO him, whe" you know
that you cant pitch into HIN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-21
A. Osisysel s. 90.

ADAM nG1LT.lE L.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-21

to God who gave it.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17
A sTRANGE CIRcnLhR

The New York Herald contains the fol-
lowing notable statement, which, II true, IS
worthy Of the attention Of our Government.
There Is no doubt, we believe, that the Brit
18Th Government keeps up, through is consul
lar agents, a regular system Of espionage up
ON the commercial, military. and naval ac-
ton Of all the considerable Powers Of the
wosldi and we arc therefore the more dspos-
% 70 give fall crediiso The fOIlowing startling
Facts.
"7'hc emmissaries Of Britain were never
more active ihau now. We have IN our haud
4 circular 81 the EnQlish Government, sign
cd by Lord Aberdeen, and addressed 10 all
iis commercial and other agents in tins coun-
ny requiring the most minute information in
relation 10 slaves md slavery IN al iis details
the physical force Of the negrocs-thcir
relations 10 ibeir masiers--,heir general treat
meni, general CHI racteF and propcnsiiics,
&c. &c; with uHy full statements as to
sources Of iniormtiion, means of Judging, &c.
The cad and object ct all this csp:onige has
not iransp'red; bot il Is p-egnani with mean
ing. Il wo consider The many points ia dis
puio between the two countries. The cir
cuins appear 10 have been issued imcdiaicly
ou thc p'tlhal tftouof me fhfoafit. lko Uni.
tel States senais IN relation 10 ibe Oregon
question:
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17


The Y. :. sup Ninceahes. Captain Buchanan.
ufTvrd ~ Psusae0la the l8ln irosn crnize
- iaeGuli oi Mezico. danug winch she vi-sed
fefa Cfux. Campsaehy. and rampico. The
tiiscrnuss bfoughi papers iFom the cry Ut Nrxi-
- =, sAe 27th 81 Jane. containing the following
oraer d Rsrs,drn, Santa Aan.
MINISTRY % WAR AND MAINS.
Antumio Lnpsx De Sania Ans. fnrriiing well
- 80 sonniry, General ~ Divtson. aud Presi-
ftnt provisional - ise e. pablicsn 81 M-rics 20
4 ~ luha.aiaula ~ "a. knew ye, shnt cunslJrr-
w. ~ eriininai and dettsiablr abuse which has
ben tumnsiitsd nnd - nsw bsinR committed ~
na4nt lsHeiNnsrs. belunRlng W birth 20 naii.as
81 living 10 peace aud smlty with the Mex
e~ns. 30 uaurplng their teuia"ry. in invading u
rifh afa.a in hand, 3D. stacking the froaps ct
o. kefuhtir. ~ despanhng tlisir pr.'peuy, aud
~ ea,au si'ng exs~ssea worthy Ut hatals OF rah-
oFfsaAa rssatss. thaf ari wlihout tie paie ~ the
iatis - nailans. aad ~ hne that me tisn~ has
hruvsd o. pas ~ snd ~ fhese rvfi- and sranda.
l,su- proceedings. Exercising the naafs awd
employing The tuer1ies which pniisus usr ~
li,ntiar easss, heeaast ihose ~ls4. The reneS-
fvfity aad ri~mcucy % The government has par
uaned huve RETURNED % roninu nrw aaaresslons
ahs ~ earfy forward their iaiunous views,
aas< frroived, lOF ihe good "a the naiioa. "a or
Ter % saws % lusn lhs atfasks 81 these advenfur-
err ana TO rnaniiest the hrnness win which
saafala the rignis u the Repuhiic. that, that
e.i-il sac allowing articles prescribe be obey-
: FNs tN y uFAM .HNN tnf authnfltN Inc NNNNntn OF
fae aftirlss u Tacubuso-ssncu,aed BY the ma
As,oa.
ia. For the fuluru no quarter shall be granted
and Ell lofsignsrs Who invade the territories OF
tiis Rrpuhlic thar dwn account, ihai may Ne
capiufsd der arms shall b. PAT 10 mns dale
D1Aru. h~iheF accompanied ~ thsu snte rprss
~ lev " macy ndvsutaFers, sud although usten-
shiy = may b. issiiisd ~ ihr pietrxi - inssr-
irtiuu ths egvtl dtsrofls. vita tnr view uf a.
.A--f.t.l = a fsaila1asi I'D -. q.
IAs yeanig shsll ho inflicted nbon AZ Ter !
siRnefs. b. thry ~ whstrppfitfy they may. BE-
eauss ths A~xIsnns.h eIAL Z b. prsce with all 9TH
- nsti"ns ilsT 'lHsI|1Isbilliy Of be who ma,
ainke warupon thsni . purely Individual, and
plse' him without TIE projection o. existing
ffrauta.
-. The grnsrals-in-chisf or the army. the
g~u~raia cotnnandant 81 The mariifne and lro ni-
80 drparmenis. and al having military anfheri-
= faai shall sppfshend foreigner invading enf
larszaa'ify o. promoting civh war with afms in
hand, shali Be rs.p..nsible Tor the most scrupa-
ious Accomplishment Of ihis fscrse, aid the
puHishmsnt ior ifs nirarliun ahsli be the loss 81
sfsee BY the person responsib.e.
Ahstsluf- | command that this be printed,
pnbilshrd aud cifeulatsd and receive the proper
,xstutian.
Naiional Palace Of Mexico. I7th June, 1913
ANTONIO LOPEZ SANTA ANA.
jose Mnna IOrnel. Minister OF War and Ma
rine.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

NJ. Z. Penn po~r. talsar o. th- ..Dollar
Dvm.sEa,.~ p.hh.hss a. oKisrd. Ms,,is..rp,,
tsu. ANONYMOUSLY d,ssnbss soms 81 he iabsf,
snl ne rsssli - b. wlie's
~ have bees pauiraissly engar~d dnrng
ias.i ~ tnis YEA. ia che baby hurs rntffnr ~
aom~stc pfo siips - saHahis era apd shape
FsrpausE istd sad h~eseax. pap. SC waahlnr
aishrss ktspinr = .lrail armt - souus fIswss
ifutn fatsin1 th~ asvi4s and etherWtse uomesftc-
ail1 aiHus,Hg ssfrslis % roas.qarnrr 81 whieh
tHtsrrafinn. philt.sphirnl, philaufhfoplcal. a,.a
fhfsissvrtesa sseflissnls 20. ar~ able tneae
bar haii . so-day. fine bry iai end sane,
seft imar~V ar paFpys wight. ~ ponuus
asicnishine bsi.s 49, quart howl ol snush lrsl
cay. and sgualicd i.'r niafs; iivriy q. .a,s:
ufuwn puana niiuute doinr ivisrn bly, well (,
eos be masnns had q hne tine ra't Hope uur
subsrub~rs ~hi excuse as. D0n'i hsgprn bui
saee ysaf.n
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

Called by tho lee voice ofhis iell0w-cilizcns
The hfsi once N their giii, rs cxahcd
,hanciefs BE- pore integrity, aud he devoted
ptiroiism, wefe a sufficient earnesi ofhisde-
erm'naton 70 administer thr government
ccofding % The wishes " oflhose Who cleo
ed him. Is death di.arpoinied the bopes
whose Accomplishment had been sntrugcd 70
"m. lis laieai breath was spent in gvng
lterance lohis love ior as country, and his
iesire Cor the peIpiuaiioo of true pripc pies
% government. His tomb vas rnoisiened
~ nlilcn's tears, and BIS memory = en-
balmcd N a nations vcneraiiun and gfati-
ludc.r
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

The sanered .sory from a New York pa
per. i,oue olshs bet which We kavs.aet. ler
some ume:
PURSUIT OF KNOWLEDGE UNDER DIFF
flCuLfiES.
Standing with irirndihe ether day ~ ne
uvrr aide ~ take ~ the Noble crap d'0n 81 tbs
neu afeamer knieksfhnrkrf. We overhrarrIsa
ft.Iln sanEcaure uuunecied wirh ~afsr rfhn
alfEH lnadr .aas cumfanlon merry al th~ VS.
hsne; which W shell hire uanscIihr, -ssn6
whieh y i hoped asay plenr~r "it stsiur
ihrfs 80. fnsy, we know n,a SANS. fhsfr Rhs1
= verdant yauih ffsn he inlsriaf 81 C.,nnseii
eat. iot She hrst uius ahoafd uramboat.-
lie q riosIty We es.i@n.d-d- a.. exanaaet
hsrt. ana ~ rsruunizsd there ho worascd frass
ihs engineer ruu pulss.ri ieetult on Inc ssani
eusine pnf mrrhauics in general, and trous the
stresses en- essa, mn the powsr Vt white h~ai,
sHu ,hc "ssefsge consumption Of pine cord
'oud'
A. isng'h bic inquiuna miad vas checked ~
its iuvssnRsii,.as. aud .the pursuu Of kns~t-
edge nudvr difficulties" made 81 once appnremt.
IL h-d nsuuntsd 10 The whselhous~. and 49,
ssking ihe rilots 'sWhst you du,a' Tnar Tor
Aisi~fi--wha, aoan does't doi' wien he was
ebsrrvrd ~ ne eapfaln. vh- ssid. ~ arsa
ralc~s sGp sway lfuua fbrlst Dunr yen So i'at
s,Tu. ~ ialkfa' i1fhe aian ~ the heliun.u =
e. 'ws, ~ OF c-stine-~ yatss only ~anIsa
Y kuu~-" Well. sep hnow nov that yea
csn't tslk - hisss - g. '~sy -
With uu~ilitnT ufilnrness. the ysriAn
ynnfh care 30 y. .and - - aaa snnn dark. H.
prfsrniiy weut hflev but ioar 81 I've umrs hr
tore b. "turg~i IN" ~ was ga derk and near
tae uheef hoase. eystna 70 with ihpuehilal
earnestly, bet wuh therrapiain't pahiie rrtHf
stiii ~ - sara. ssntuffnr ~ ark ~ ques ious
= ~ a. alaS ~ a. ss-o a. al &
~ nttnr hssftaftsil. deter fffH1 nuhnfy Htef ~
ne Pilni. uhp was turnins he uheel. 81 whth
~ hsd ia-i seen htu, hs prrfeissg his ..supptrs-
sd qassiisn~ W che obltqae sfsie rrcnliar TO
his fralaus ~Wsi. rsiar q Yir hsl-besn 81 q
nil uiNhf f-rcnKwiN' - uNN rrf-fnf~ WMal
vagu~ rpuirrtarss nusi hsse bsihereI the paal
qartssi's train. auftng fh- ntrhf. may 81 pafi'y
inirffed lrum che ahtuld bui ..settlsd couvlt-
lisu~ 10 which BE hsd - l.nffh arnvedi
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17
fN'fEREsT1KG TO VINE DRiNkEs,-n,

NTEREsl1kG To VINE DRiNkEs = NJ
Juha Tanpsn, ~ nosien. Who hus been usahlsn
aFrsrnfsos' hrosgh he vine eFO~ing dissucls
a EtfePss saHr ~ enc u hss letters ia, a = ne
epslssa y fuihef ever, ,hing On he vines. sonnd
and ansenndga,s when Ih- vais are Nen sll.d
Ssh grsprs.-r,dsrs. huss, sc. Ne bryE, some
~iih bsls isss. add some ~ ihssf d,n, shs-s.
iump 10 and ussd ont the isite. which rms
ihroues holes 10 ihs booiiosn ihio easas ssnen,h
Tee essks ass relied OF 10 the ~lns m-rrhsnt
tFlss-s1lslssai~s s:.s liquor snd sends Il C the
wsTe-bsuss ios rhipmeni. Il - we'll known
faei thar 20 pure vine u exported irOm ths vlne
vi-wing souairy 20 Ameries.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

THE 6aEAr AsB GOoD wAsHiEsros.- the
nsl All and tesssmrnl Of the ~Faiher Of his
Cuarssy, = there is lhs following clause. What
has so-mingling oi she spiEiS O ih- Chus.ian
aad iks Psinst Dues a. sxhibus-
-'rerueh u ny hour nsphews b~quesih one
~ Ire sworaso which l may dee posssssed.- -
iArts sworde are accompanied Win the inJuHc-
sea not 10 unsaealas them tor the purpose "
chs cutnx blood. except u - for tshcs. OF
deisues 81 their country nnd a.. nghis. anu ls
tis istisr ease 20 krrp them anshs alhsd. aud
pfsirf-asllug with th~m "a their hsads "a the re-
lussnisbnsn, thrrvsI "
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

WHAT sHALI rarE.-A lady Of our sequaini-
sbes. ssy' an snehs"ge Psp-r. young, lo,,iy
ADD inielliFvas. called IN a celebrated pbysi-
sieian 10 'do something Tor rush = blosa ~
tas head.
II have heen dseiofinr myseiL.r ssid the IAN
Rnid lafr ane wffh smile - the huff thoueh
Kind u d. bale he was telling her pulse
-s-Ah!hawl-t
why have isk-h Brandr-ih's pills PARIS
pills. Siainhufu's pills. SENDS Sar-spsnns. Law
ses' sxp~ctofani. ussd Or. Sherlaan's isErngsfs
and plaster. aud--.n
.-Ny Crd. Nadaln.r inferrapied he a-'o-ishra
daciuf-.ail thrse c~uld DO car e"mpinint -
Feod "
~Na. thea v bat shall iiaAe.~ pefiishly inquir-
81 he patient.
sTakrr' exclaimed the dector. syeiuR ~
from head g. is,ai. s.Take.~ exclaimed h. nii~r
mosnsni's felcetioa-.'iskel ~hy Taxa az rouA
cOnsErrs.~
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

A BEACr1ruL ToAsr.--One of no finest
ioas.s We have ever lead MS doliyoaod -
NJ. John fuzsmons Al The Celebration Of The
9Th July BY ne Nashville Literary Institute
of Piusburgh. Il - a. follows.
Br JouN FframoNs. WtsmtNGroN-
Providence leli him cbildlcss, that TIE Ma
ton might cal him Faiher.
We once heard almost AZ good a toast as
the preceding asca alta Pnnissf cclobra-
lion by young mn net over ls. II vas
cuiiiely imp onlu end vas ~ iollows.
~1nSgAur faAsKEfN--ihe philosopher,
pilnoi, p1illnihropsl and pfinteF. ne drew
doen ~ Lightning from Heaven, 10 seal
bis immortality. Uutl Il ceases 10 hish, be
cannot be fofgutonn
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17


On Sunday evening an aged sud rcspcc-
itble hooking mliron, The uloiles Of iho mur-
a,ef tfcea aIl1 etsftcenlls zenicnrai q
bc hong - Columtus. Ga, pissed Though
ills cuy, having travelled fpn Bitimorc. ca
her Wy 10 see. aud eoui|hIIhe with. and Of
fcr Consolation 70 her Maynard son in this
hour # his extreme adversely. What a sirik-
ing evidence ofihc devotion u a mother Cor
her w1yvsrd ollspring, aud how beauiiful does
i illustrate tie truth Of The remarks a lhc
writer who, ailudiug 20 a mo,hcI's love,
says.
a mans mother Is the representative Of
h's maker Misfortune, aud even crime SCI
up no btricrs between her aud Der sou
Wlilsi his mo.hor lives he viii have Que friend
on earth who viii not listen when he Is SLAM
dcred, who viii not desert him when be suf
icu, who win solice him IN sor ow, aud speak
% imofhnpe when be Is ready 70 dispdr.
Her affection knows no cbbing tide-ii flows
on from a pure louuiain. olIcring consolliion
or spending happiness through al the vale
Of tears and cerses only at the ocean ofeier-
mig.
Green the murderer of Henry W. Amcfl,
wis executed IN Columbus on 2lsf inst. Ais
aged mliher,~ says The Columbus Times,
ufwion feeling mention Is m ide inihc sub
joined article, arrived there the other day az
iertbs execution, and IN time ioview the fen
lures, and 20 follow to the grave the remains,
Of her unfortunate son
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

FINN the Bns'rn Amercan. & Tsier papsr.)
GANlZE-OaGANlZ E."- Madissntan.
-.Wtii SIR lsues, 1T the Madisonian. ieli ~hsr.
where. and ander what Tag. shall organf1r 7
did ws understand BON when he fnfiniafed III
other dav. taat were 90 fall into tta DID
orran'zaIinn fstbr laundi what are ne prcmiiaf
chararisurtsl Does Mr.. Jones kaow hat -
have two great distinct demucrafie parties tu
Nss EnEiauu besidcs sssefal hitlr unesl TIE
twa great ONES are tor Van Bursa und Calhoun
Do~s M JuHse sdstsr ~ - l"in either ~ ttervi
u he doss. 81 hirn tell ~ ~htch aud W shau
promptly decide go sar counsel W. vii only
r~mark. eea passsat." that t4-re u sew. 80
atnrs intercourse brrween ~arsrIves aua eelirr
ct them than there - between Two nat ous ~
var.
We fanried-perlsaps f0alishiy-lha there ~.
wss. % aaghi - be sueh thug - Tsi~r pa
~, hut % the Nadissaisn thinks etherwis~. be
~ -. W. believed that J5hn Tyler q can
dsdsie lsr che NEXT Presidency, ant - cgussr.
fhai ho friends wefe ueither sphamed nor-a
iraid % suppsrt him. bit u Az Jones THINK .
otherwise, a 70 eel: we have bsen deceived.
thats alls hui sc beg lenve O. sssurr hini that
we shall n~ser b. tound A. aikins snseuE Ven
burvH men o. auy other nssn. While we proIe-s
TYisfism.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

krrr " AFrraEtSces.-~Nsver sell y1usrslf
81 fnueh les han ysur trafkrt vaiue. IL other
warta-ksep III Appearances II y0a are ps.sr
ana wrrteh~d act lniseraair sud irirndi. a.. ~
80 h.ii sn-fsrci lae tfash.if f,su can hep it. ~
,ou ars less. befi-r ihras vsar lasi d.iIar info
ihv sfrc~t- with air. man b. suspseied ~
llraIly 81 y sIs59lnsas .'i--l9An Neal.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17


GEO II fRutFir - That iehegads. Gea 81
Ffoiiif. = b., has hssa aprssinisd - Tsirr mnis.
s~r o. nra4fl. waa f-ssn'ls tnsiffd 81 q puh e
dtnnrr IS salae - iiis snrFshsais in he ciiv ni
New fefk. The tnttlntian a. upt much ~
isn,'rd - h.aef fi"lhi o. bsneni the uef-
rasnis. Who havs hsavy inifrrsistv b. pfunioiea
~ sktlinl anhnssadur ~ Brazil The hftir
telior. hawsvcf. fhlnks be swn usrfifs uhtafu-d
him fhe lnvftstivu. ana wtsrly deeiined arcerf-
tnQ De-. fetliuE fhat. in an estimate ~ himsfii.
dtsfaute vsuit Head great deal ~ eurhanffnrnI
va ths view. in his letter. declining % caf -
th~ nsrenutilr .ainnsr. BE sagNs
Il am srrg happy ihai ms Congressman Fer-
vir sare 10 YOUR ssiliuaftun a guaranty Il my
r"urse minister - Brazil hope 90 disrhsfze
nav duty she sntlslaeffuu ~ fhe (sovefmutrfsf.
ard o. merit eoniiuuan nee 81 year chsrisirs re.
gart.r
Nnw. W. have some inrur.hio optical IN lcA
ton thar irrhits uur seeing the value 81 rrrh
ssrviess ~ sach fellows az pfutiii can rendtr
The cpnuiry aud have not tnr prrsuniptiun
g. pretend e. und~fsfand 90 what nanurr his
Congressional srrvircs' cun pr-haure his coufs~
as minister - Bfazii IL Cunzrss-. h. We the
uscr~st pup-gun 81 Tyiesissn llis - hole services
ronsisfrd ~ Ne. ping up s~res - rcnnss -
v hat ~ fhnurhf the wishes oi his ArrIdeucy
Hos. tit.u. evaiiau 70 Jahn Tyler 40 Congress
cen pss-sibly INDICATE th~ conduct Of a miuisfsr
tu BrsEil. coni-s. - entirely beyond the Frach
81 saF saRarity. n the ittle rascal meas. a.
iusinuat- thar. ~ Brazil. h. INTENDS - isliov
tife c.ursr he pursued while dtsrractng srai e
CauKrrs-. he VII do naihiuR hut riauiy 'psl-f-
issn. 81 which evshi think the merchants -
NV fafA wall not be greatly pfohied ~ llis
nsission-
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1843-08-17

EFtkcr % wHis rARirF.-Chesango conn
-. Ee~ York. has sold aboui $1,000 p.uuds o.
Il lil,s season - ~ average % 20 renrs per
-. % 70 prr cent. higher than las, year. Net,
sse se1 Sn6,ooo