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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-01

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We extract frsm tb. Gu.
emarks upon ''Tbe ~. e''
ne manner in vh.,sM.,
Tally his nuct:oneor NJ, c5
q admirable.
POULTRY AN6Tr,
The most unique ,bSs ,Dil
Is the + Ct thai a he NJ. p.
clnnati (such 10 The .. .'-.....
kind, OF produce -, ,.' Y,
tickets 0 admiFgioDJ
card up IN front ofsA..
pair ola chickens s05 II
to, three pounds Of br1' .'l. /.
gallery any quaBf.,y I,
n B.-Fresh meat.
etables oft.e sesso- XIV \.
box office or NE m,. "
cash," - Philalslggi, NJ
THE LIFE AND g5TS-,
RY CLAY. BY an N.Y. -.
5 vain, who has got us t,.e
edition Of Mr. Claws
with an OriginalB.oq,T. J.
ylyldn S., we shal, pa.T
Plates an edition Of NM ~
Dollar. It is compi
mo volumes Of over lJ0
beautiful open syIeB@
10 be read with ease ana
belhshed with a Portal
we'd on Steel by PnS5
celebrated a View o,Md
SO engraved on siee. nr
Of a Letter from Mt C.1
red on good paper for an
PEI hundred. Il is
could he comp led se-
persuaEvely and h.ym
Tor by the Whigst1al5s
LIIe ana speeches Of ND
candidate Of the Nlfr
the People wilIread WIZ
on the great questIoldr
deeply concern them, tFr
ard misr presenatimrs
feet The Tsuf ln B
Land Distribution-err
National coEcen-aBtn
" and most winnIngIg vi
ship the neighborh6od,
generous friend Of The WI
ann its advocates With
Lie and Speeches o'ta
or t me, and thus sua
trIumphantIy allthatnJ
hun or the Cause I nd
bvJhe 20 thof June mtH
engagements TO iorwaJtt
the Coln y as earyaE
will Judge whether vG
at such a price for aDya
in hand.
?. THE AMERICAN
have here collected ni
" printed pages Id0laa
mass OF matter ever aa
and triumphan y sB.ll
| TIE TION TO HONE
Reports Of Waller Fu
| Henry Shaw JOSEPH B
| Speeches Of Charles Hl
| William Slade GsCg
madge, and many 6a7
! Presidents Wasb1ga
| Monroe, Adams and
| George and De Wn,
| kins, VIM. L. MrF
| others: renders T. sg
tory Of acrs and %
Protective poIicyeg
TO the observing lbl.'
or No Protection sH
lvin the spproachg
evade it if we woui-
make it, our adverse
A resolute attempt 81
the TALLY and rfn
rho CONGRESS wic5s
us be ready for the
see that the People .
will be solo for =
volume or at So ~
8. ATKINSON
OMY This v
and mast rly da'ass. I.
ever published We nay
issue il on he j., 2
ries of Useful #' a.
twenty-five ems
$, me 8, and ca'Hy
Free Trade chanp9
klnson to conf rna
nay, each Of then
tatio1s at full leng.lf
and sr the true laws q
clearly : ias Nv, deduce3 'a5
~ ,of u American
DIV the principle, .. ..,
he CONDITION Of y
t GoT 70 our NaiiOad
perity. Five cope
for Sl7. .fpoIll
A. A Series y mo
Junius,' author y m
and o her pun loi 81
the tI,s contest Of ll 5.l
time 10 time o ~
. tIrII Test, or Pa.il.,.
mo : Ia a review Of %
Congress and : ,'i.
c IS the to ave. 1,.s
now ready. oel- " Ihs
fsct and Teaso1ail NJ
AN naqes Pig,
s S's,'SHdled. 800 Pc,
The Life 2. =.
nuIIished 10 . l,E@
d be sent tn ~ y,
single copy, o.o
Orders eneI '..s...,1lal
works are re- Ss2ga.,eie
friends are so ....,s
Il spreading s ~ e
the pIomb
they gelipigBl
Tfbuns, il
Nso- Lo.,, wiz
DEdllei' Nm
his artiols -,ollh
works ali
Asl- 49, MATT
srgS%s
Jane 1853
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-01

nTs We have received several numbers OF inc
nsouthern Sportsman" published in N Orleans'
Il 10 an admirable paper containing variety
oe Interesting matter upon almost evcrywsnD-
;ect. Such paper merits a large share OF pup
IL, patronage.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-01

We extract frsm III. c,.
remarks upon ''The Ma.
The manner, in ub..t,.
cially his auct:onee, N. q
j. admirable.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-01

Nj. Greene Hill has Just received supply
Of valuable books, which he has for sale at his
Drug Store. Among them are the "Madlson
PAGERS" and several standard works Of his his
tory
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-01

In giving an accom-, ~
Oct" cen Mr. Robb.D,mg,,,.'
bug we inadvertsutIyr,,..,.'.I
was shot through on. .,l.
mistake we should b,,. y. ~. f.
wounded as deseribsl
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-01

The Mississippian states, that, on the goth
inst, during the Session of the Circuit Court in
Madison County Of this State, whilst Mr. T. c..
Upper, lawyer, was commenting before the
Court upon the testimony of States witness,
the witness attacked Mr.. Topper from behind
by striking him very severe blows on his head
with bludgeon. The blows were SO violent as
t. throw Mr.. T. off his balance, but as he
stopped he grssped his cane, and drawing a
sword from it plunged into the heart of his as
sailant.
This awful trogedy occurred 10 the presence
of the Court
Ga the 22d inst, the Grand Jury of the coun-
ty returned a bill brought before them in ti'e
case of the State We. t. C. Upper, "Not true
Bill.'' The coroners inquest had previously re-
turned verdict Of justifable homicide.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-01

THE GREAT WEsTERN.-The last arrival rom
G. Britain brings no news of importance. Iheie
has been no change in cotton, except shgh'
decline in the lower American grades. Oraln
end bread stuffs hardly maintain their prices
Business is improving in the manufacturing
districts. and the money market is quiet anu
money abundant Queen Victoria has aooeo
another branch 10 the royal family, in the Dlrtn
of a daughter, on the 25th of April he Eng
lsh papers are ne edlessly stating that tue i>oy
Mother sis doing we'll" She is too familiar WIN
these incidents of married life to give tne pun
lie mind anxiety in regard to their happy ter
TIiination.
The Duke ofSussex, uncle ofthe queen uleu
on the 81 st ultimo, aged 20 years.
Rich ard Arkwright, the richest commonef An
England died on the 23d utimo, he was son oil
Sir Richard Arkwright, the inventor of the
Spinning Jenny.
Parliament met on TIE Gath inst, and ST.
Robert Peel communicated the failure of his
attempt 10 negotiate commercial Treaty with
Brazil; The United States are TO be tried next
Those constitute the most important items Of
British news.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-01

~ There 10 ne new case az snsn p :
: 'iunnbus. The further progress ofthe dise...
is supposed to be arrested by vaccination
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-01

Less than three hundred Wing Voters, distrl>
buted in Halifax, Richmond, Buckingham, AL
bemarle and Norfolk districts would have secu-
red to the Wings majority of Representatives
in Congress from Virginia! How small an adj
dltional effort would have effected this result.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-01
POTLTRv I'm.

~, POULIRY ANDTHr h
Inc most unique ,b.osg IL (
c d r,-s I =, ,lia' a iae Naig
KIND LinJl ~ su I,.Lli 70 The sca'u5s
tickets 0 admispio1J
card up in front ii
| "a ,a', Ia ~ 4 chlckens anda3a9I
| gallery, any oDsn,t-
! n B.-Fresb ns.,. y pa.
bo ,1' 70, e. -, we season, ,l
o o'N inc y, !, o. Z, NE nm
cash. -Ph'ladelphia Tn
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-01

Charles compt de T-.
thousandmen unds.,.
Of Napoleon, and w.a ~ '''
mander n NV: ~ VINO Vah.
Rome, is now ispow s..'
teaching sci ool.-P.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-01

The Dialectie ~. ~
gnlar meeting on n. Bal
bytt rian Chupch .l'.ay
where the EolIoai; ~
Nv :. ould u be 10 f5s Do
States 10 cut of n, .''e NE,
Aa-D lsPUPIt
'ii''ma'ive( A.T
N'g''i''Mo
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-01
THE SLAVE 0UEsTTON.

The Courier des EtAts unis, publishes ccr>
respondence Of no Little interest 10 the people Of
the Southern States II discloses the fact that
the French have under consideration project
for emancipating the slaves in their West India
possessions. A letter is1published from "A. jol-
liyet," delegate to the chamber Of deputies from
Martinique, which states that delegates, chosen
from the principal inhabitants Of the French
West India Islands. will visit the souihernStates
Of the Union, and the Spanish Islands, to conc
cert some plan for common defence against any
interference from the European Government
with their rights in this species of property
There is another letter published, which says
that deputies have already been appointed who
will call meeting of representatives from the
slave holding States at New Orleans, in Sep
TENDER or October next, for the purpose of OBJ
tanning their co operation against the Abolition
lists. How far the report of this movement may
be depended upon we can not say; but we have
little apprehension of any European interference
with our domestic institution ofslavery
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

QUrsN VicroRiA AN AcrRkss.-A gentle.
ma" who was much i" company win Forrest,
~ q American .rag.dian. after his return from
Europe. informs us that Qnee" Victories pen-
rtani Tor the stage was Il constant them. III
green ron" gossip wherever Mr.. F. was enx.'-
yrd. Her Majesty. Mr.. F"rfe>, said. early
discovered a strong taste Tor the theatrical r''-
,rr,ai",nrn,s. which finally Increased to such
an extent that she ventured upon the stage.
under al assumed name. and frequently ap-
peared il the ci,ararter "f Julia, IL Knowles
play nf the H"mhback. aud other PARIS IL e
quail Importance. at several "f the minor thea.
tres win distinguished success. The inter
ierenr. of her friends pa. an end to all these
freaks. Mr. Forrest said !: was universally
ad,ui,t4d ny the heroes of the hi>irnnic arr.
in England. who had Witnessed the prrfuru..
a,"r ri the ynu"9 Queen, that she p"ssrssed
extra. rd,narv raparI'ies for the stage. and had
she no, been called away by other duties.
would unh"uhtrdlv have -h",.e a bri! ht pnpu-
lar orb IN the galaxy Of British "s,afs.' -
D-itlam Pat.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30
SWANS HOTEL,

VIE subscriber having been at great expense
i in fitting up his large and comm".ous Hotel
f,r the accommodation Of the members Of the I.egis-
!,iure and others; wonli respectfully inform the
public that he is now amply prepared to acc"mno-
late in style which he fatters himself will not he
inferior to any to be found in the 'Far Vest
His warm, we'll furnished. and his servants
sl,lI he attentive and accommo.lating-his table
will he furnished with the hest the country Affords
md his terms will he such that no gentleman shall
20 away dissatisfied.
In connection with the above establishment there
is large. conmnlious and warm stable, we'll fur
',isi d with horses. carriages. sleighs. &c. &c.
The above Hotel is convenient 10 the Capitol
md one DIOR from the Post Office. He also keeps
tn, Stage Office CIR the different lines Of stages in
operation To- and from the city.
\ share Of thu public patronage in his line of bu-
sines. is respectfully solicited.
CHAUNCEY SWAN.
Iwa City. Dec. 2. 1912
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30
A PROCLAMATION.

:" HEREAS, I CAPT. JIM, lone H..
w cffod tn the hungry ind e1rh :
weary. as well as thorn" to the dry, I,n, hi
possession OF that large ard ccmn.cdiu h,,.
Second street, Bloomington Iowa, fcrnstk n,
.'rnce Of His Hon !. Williams. DO henj, 1r,1
and make known 10 the world tha, ! en- nov ~
red at the sign Of Cop, Jim, to scecnra.st,
who may call upon me. in a satisfactory MN,
otherwise they go scot free. That tbs sn,
may the more fully prove true, hereby lecAn
make known that the follow ing are nv th,puk
Of whi h the bet tie make, esn sfcu) ,u hns
Single meal -
Board per day, with lodging Isl
Three days, per day, q
Per week ng
One horse feed Il
Horse PEI night Is
week NG
All other Hills in proportion. |, Il. sailv
Jim do hereby further declare, to those inltlM
me for eating. sleeping, drinking. or u,on na
"f my kind whatsoever. that unless tIey or,i
ward Immediately and make ss',lemli. Mid
Scott was never IL Scotland If dent SCI ,us
lie after them to bring them to "tcw" 10 ld
for Conklin or Ward.
Thankful for last favors, he hopes 10 wus
share Of public patronage corresponding vihkI
forts TO minister 70 the tastes ard rcr,lr unhh
those who may favor him with ,h,ir rasrNn
CAPT. JIM PARAIl
Bloomington. Tee. 3, lS41.-c.H
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

=
and offer ihe,nsel es upon every occasion;
he men Of much learning. aud who. kn""
he compass nf Language. are generally the
worst takers nn = sudden. until much
practice hath injured and embroidered
them. because they are c"nfnn.le.l with
plenty ii matter. variety 81 no,i.ns and "'
words which they aan", readily ch"-e'
bn, are perplexed and entang'ed by ''"'
great rl,olce. which is n" Disadvantage
in pri. ATE conversation, On The other side
The ,alen, Of haranguing i II all others
,n0-t insupp"rtab.e.
Nothing hath Spoiled men more f"r con
ver.a,iun than The character al being wits;
,o support whirh. they never fail "f en-
rouraging number IL followers and all
mirer.. who lifi iI,r.nsel e. IN their ser
vice. wherein they find their arr"u", on
both sides by pleasing their mutual vani-
~. ] his hath u, EN- the f'r,ner air "fsu-
perio,i,y, and made Tie latter :" prag.nat.
zeal. that neither oi ,l,em are ." we'll To
he emlIred. J say "o,hing here of the
state If dispute and con,ratI",'"n. telling
III lies. ar those who are troubled with tine
disease called The an.ierilg If ,l- ,lr.,'..
that they e never presen, in mind a,
what pa>>c,h in discourse f"r whoever
labors under any IT these possessions j..
n. tnti, fur conversation as mailman Of
Betilaun
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

A FoRruHr.--A young lawyer ii this rity,
pnssrs-in. talent IN his professions. but little
,,rcunia,y ability To start swimn,ningty IN life,
nv Que Of those singular chances whicls are as
rare az they are fortunate. has suddenly. as
We learn. b. Come the ps,s-essOr 1T = large ts-
.a,r. the attainment ef which Is Indeed fptnsf.
kable. Que day. whirh seems 70 have bt.s,.
marked il his calendar ~ especially nfopitions
aud smiling, Ial,nrinx lrish,nxh entered his
office 10 consult him on bn>ins.as. f.s which he
had heen refused the al vice nf Otftrf pe,iv>.
>io,.ai gentlemen. Pursuing the rcssssk1 dr.
tails, h~ drew from his vss.ks.t sOssdsy ds,ru-
,np,ts unc injected i,h the nfi.inal n,sssler b,
reference. which. exciting the attention Ut the
law yer. proved ~ he certificates nf d1jr,<it t'r
4 large sum ii money il iha Bank III DlhiiG.
the value Of whict, was previously unknown
{, his Client.
Til. appearance Of things naturally enough
attracting professional "hsrfvaiio". an exam.
ina,lon was subsequently instituted. which re-
suited N The fact that property :" the a"'''""t
II &c 1000 had b~rn Deposited 10 the credit "f
the hitherto poor lab0frr ~ the bank. aud ~ es-
,abli>iiny his ,iri also To large landed estate
in Ohio. which was valued Al 81 .7OD,OOO. aud
b. Quraih-f IL the Ifl,h,i,an ny the viii Ut
wrttlttv ullktOWO TrIhvtTes uc SV1tttuc n"U
generosity of the uIhrr"ian enai,,. are we'll
kmown-bn,. with a ib-raIiiy whicl, j. not
gpnesa!Iy m,a"itrs,r'l. except ~ Gases OF sud-
den AID u,-x p-cird acc-s>l'n, I" fortune. the
now wealthy client Insisted "pO" rrii"q"i-h-
ing all cla,nn tc the landed property ri whirh
he had HEROINE p,'s>essrd. !" favor "f his law
yer. rrsrrvi"g to himself o"Iy the personal es-
ia,r-in Itself d fortune. TIE m,''npy has IN
par, been Withdrawn from III. Bank Of Dub
lin. aud We understand that ELS 900 ca,iie nut
:" this country III one Of the late steamers. the
- removal Of the deposits" probably being in
favor uf some QUE Vt ,r.r American banks. II
j. slated that this u,at,-r. which has resulted
so fortunately. has been IN process ii settle.
u,eni Tor several months. thu lawyer himself
having j,nruey-d to the Yves, i" prosecutions
of the special business If his generous cli-"i.
and having returned With a portion Of the lit
cn'nr derived from the property there held
Boston Transcript.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30
Ncw SlOre and New Goods

,nyHE undersigned has jus; received, direct from
The city Of New York, and Is now opening
II the large frame building occupied ~ Dasn
CLARK. on Front Street, choice lot 81 SIAri.E
my GOODS. which. having been purchased Of
yery reduced prices will h- offered cheaper MAJ
ssls have ever l,ren sold in this market, and pro
.iure or cash received III payment. W CALL.
AND SEE. ID
Also he contemporaries holding q regular AbC-
TIOy SALE every saturday during the ssasan
a,.d will r.,nmenc. ON next Saturday. the gid inst
April 2l-25-tf ". - 49,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

TAe LnND Times Thus rA,raorlinary
Journal. Which posses se. a more extensive r.-
.ab''>l''. u. than any other IN the world. era
ted no lutte sir IL political circles some years
sii'cr. hy subj u change Il poll les. O" one
day It Mas Why. q" The u-A, day Tury. The
price paid Tor the 'ra"s,ni >slou Of thi, power.
tut engine wa PlSO. 900.
The advertisement. IL the Times for 4 sin.
gle day frequently exceed RlOO. aud every one
l. PAID h+tuf- t">rr,in u. Uniik. The papers Of
this Continent. u has 40 subscribers: n sup.
Plies The News Agents. and III. v the public.
There are 'wo .'owrrtu! steam enyl.r> on The
premises. aud it- impression is made hy dnnb.
'e ~ l'"drf rrr~~-s. Its circulation =. The lar.
y-s' !" the world there is nnt a town on ,h-
r'"i'iz"d earth. IL which the Tunes may no,
"e t'"hd. Its reports. r. are 10 hr me, u III, n,
all quarters Of the g!"t,-. accn,,pan i..y thu
+xIt''i''l"" I" CHI, a. aud participating in ih-
tolls and dangers II the Indian campaigns. /.
ia" correspondents !" every land. (I,s -xpr->
ST. have 'r"vrrsr'i The dr>.r:. aud anticipated
The I"'il"" Mails. is agents are in ever, rnut,
atd u l'J bare their ,m,s: srcrr, pr.,.4p.i,"..
Mr.. J"hn W alter. the late neinb. tr Not
'"g"a"'. Is the principal proprietor. AID h4
draws tr"" it yearly revenue of ESQ 600
u had i"r"'r'ly thtr- rrgriar editors, M-.s1..
BARNES. Law son aud D-iane, besides a tarnr
corps 1t occasional wil,pf-. >i,ce the tra,h
"t Mf. bdrnes, this number has been lncreas.
ed
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

COAc AM " .~AsAss1 vA.aAA ..>se
spvHE Undersigned wAli.i Respectfully inform the
l citizr,,s III Bloomington aud the surrounding
country, that h. has opened shop on Second ST..
near the Papo'se Creek, where he will be found =,
reasonable times. All kinds If mendIng done u
short notice. and in good, substantial and work
manlke m,nner. Most kinds ,,f country produce
taken fur work. FRANCIS PERRY.
April 2l-25-cmtf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30
PAkIIA'S BRICK hmm;

Corner If Second and VAIN, M. 'IL
htmeen tie Rirey ard cu, ," a.
5 NOW OPEN and II adv =. f." = nt'',
u tile travelling Public. ard IN .. 'F 'etelis
wish 10 patronize the estaLIi.ln ,p s..'w a slc,
fEorRIlTon pledges Eim.c!f 10 lie S g.; sAsI
public generally, that he will a, al a ,a ait
and prepared to receive srd ueLom. " M EN-
oy personal ATTENTION to 'usiness, and lie y, =
t:'lon 70 contribute to the taste. confer, A., ~ a.
n'ence OF all VINO may favor lin Win NY. Is ~
der his HorsE place of Pleasant r,so. "A y, q
share OF the patronage OF those u lo ~, "e n
Tow. ""o na! vii
Connected with the cs'ahIi.lnen, Is
convenient srABLr,~hich is at al! to,c. a., Ass
careful and attentive hos,lers. >' ''*'at
Bloomington, Feb. Is. ls4l.-ls.em ''
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30
DIR. RR.aA.DREyH"

CElVBNATkV IT, .,~ orrfk,
THE undersigned having 'aos ,. ever ha
! Agent, Thy an engraved es'',l'as ,,,v ,,rb|
own signature) for the sale o. :.,> ,eri,sd M
aud we'll know n Pills, and ha'"s .ored hs1
supply ii the genuine article os'" e,,.5 70 isnl
cxi,sor.iiu,sry opportunities '.e, .n .,ss.u br
lingering complaints, after SIX, 80 Aeve~s
heallh. as well Us to prevent Fever '''
Is cents per box. - n, nnp
If,here are any who do not Sno" Sotas
quality Of these Pills. enquire Of 'hofer ,.cpr|
them, or examine the certificates ', .s,., BHt
tons at the upper Store on " s'es plCBlN|
ton. lewa. FCS1Eh =
Oct. 90, le4c-t2-:m.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30
cnE.sPER : RETTER Tyz.s.v EVER

r p. FREEMAN. having removed h,s cABI-
j NET SHOP, IL the SECOND story ri his nt~
brick house on Sycamore street, near the PslIoose
cuivert would return his sincere thanks to his for.
mer customers for their liberal support end eolic,s a
continuance Of the same He would sko invite
emgrans and the citizens Of the aoining counties,
aud Illinois, to call and examine his stock Of furni-
iure before purchasing elsewhere, he is prepared
to make better work aud sell il cheaper than any
other establishment in the Territory. As he s
anxious to pay his debts. he is determined TO sell
much cheaper than heretofore. all that want good
bargains would do well To call soon.
Illinois money taken at fry PER cent discount.
Wheat at 37cts. per hushe; also, oil kinds Of pro-
tIuce a, the hi. hest market price.
All kinds If turning, hing and repairing done
at the shortest notice, and in the neatest mani.er.-
Charges moderate.
Bloomington. Nov. 25, ,s42.-4-rm.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

lRUI EN-, Il AND Ec,AOxy.-Whaii it. you
have u patch "n your knee : II Is noll'ing
10 be ashamed If. II laws easier un the
mind than ~ rit al The door, or All inter
lew with a creditor who feels lha, you,
have wronged him. Better wear All old
fashioned coat. -. a par III c"w-iide sil"e>;
than I" live ex'ta.ayan,Iy run in debt, and
have every body irrl that y"" are a v'I
lain. There's nothing like prudence and
ec"n"my especially II 80" are striving
I" keep up your c.e.ii,. Who will trust
you II 20" are pour and are ,m lazy or
too proud To work. and dress in fine broad
ci"al and display guild chains. rings aud
breas'pin> n" one. Bur homes pun,
c,al brown fice aud hands and imdustri-
Gus habits. YOU are sure I" be fav"ed
Your appearance Indicates that sou are
frugal aud will I've Il safe tust,,imer.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30
~. OGSLrJE r LO.

H1AVE on hand an excellent Stock o: Goods
Il suitable for the season. consist ng ofSuperfne
Broad Cloths. Cassmcres Sa'iineta Jeans. Mole.
skins. Pilo,CIoth Flushing. Shiring and Siee,ing
Blankets. Cacoes. &c. Also. large quantity Of
Boots and Shoes Tea. Coffee. Sugar. Salt. &c. &c.
which will be sold very low for csrlor approved pro-
uce Dec. 81. l94l
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

lNDusTKY.-Ev.ry young man should re-
'ne'"trr that the world alway has and always
VIII honor industry. The vnIgar and useless
'd'e'. whose energies If ini,d aud body are
resting Tor Want nt rx-rcisr--shr tniSidk+n IN.
~. VII" p"s>u-s a,I,ns-,,.-n, as a relief IL his
-''+rs"'-d "">rlrs. or engages in exercise.
'h"t Produce u" useful end. u,ay look WIN,
>cof'' on the snuiiy Iahorrr en-. gagged in his
toll. But hts sr"rn is praise. His cou:p,np,
:" an honor. Honest Industry will secure. tue
frspert 81 the wise aud good among men. and
yl-'d the 'tri TUT 1t An easy co,,srlr,c+, aud
give that hearty selt-sespecs which is above all
pftrr.
Toll on then. young men. B. di:ieen, in
bn>inrss. Improve iir heart and ,ht. mind
and 20" viii 6"d the wrli.>prlug "f rrj yn-n,
~ your own souls. aud serufe the con ii.,.,...
AID respect 81 all those whose respec, h wor,l.
dn eHnrt 10 obtain.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-30

ARTILLERY FIR LlR.RlA --i'h- Norfolk Her.
aid states that W." hransiini brass pieces of ar.
'liI. ~. four Founders, have been received there
fro" Washington. They ars m,,nuted and
supplied with all the requisite apparatus. and
are to be shipped TO Liberia, Tor the deieuce
Of that colony.