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CT to recieve, as the authors true meaning, the interpretation of Professor Yandell, or the translation of Professor Gregory: the former having admitted, in his lecture, that he had never seen the work in it's original German, and perhaps, would have been un- able to read it, if he had seen it: while the latter was selected by Liebig himself, as his translator, doubtless on account of his skill m German scholarship furnished by him, for greater accuracy, with his own man. uscrpt.
 It IS hoped that Professor Caldwell will soon publish, at length, and in book form, his own clear statement of his own masterly views on this subject, in opposition to those of Leibig; and, then, the public will have the means of judging. fairly, by ''hearing both sides"
 February I7H, IS4s
The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-09

Tue Robbers of he Quincy Stage--thc money recouered !--John w. and Richard Rand, arrested on Friday on suspicion of ha- ving stolen the so4Q00 in bills, from the Quin- cy stage, were brought before the police Court on Saturday, and committed in default oi bail, in SaSO00, for further examination on Thursday. We learn from the Post, that mould for casting counterfeit Spanish dollars, and another for casting American quarters, were found on John, which form the grounds of another complaint against him. On Fri day, says the Post, another brother, William, was arrested in this city, for passing coun- terfeit bill in Quincy some time ago
 V ierr 5 s ] the above, that John F. Rodman, of the city Foundry, New York, arrived ill this city yesterday, having Ss3e05 of the stolen mo- ney, which had been placed m his possession by John Rand, under the following circum- stances: Rand called upon Mir. Rodman, with whom he was formerly acquainted, on Thursday morning, and requested him to take possession of d package of money for him until he called for 1t, which he would do about the last of the month accounting for having such sum in his possession, by IiiorHiihg MT. hoaniah taas ie iidu won lt by gambling, and also requested him to get sb70 of 1t changed, which he did. Rand left for Boston the same afternoon, and was ar rested here on Friday morning. Mir. Rod- man became acquainted with the loss of the package by the bank on Friday, and started for this city by the first opportunity, where he arrived yesterday morning, and was n-' formed of the arrest of Rand. The balance of the money in his possession was return ed to the Suffolk Bank this morning.
 IBoston .ner. Jour.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
IOWA HOUSE.,
Landing, Bloom,

sam-boat Landing, Bloomington, I0sr0.
PIE undersigned hlving leased his long estab-
lsHel aal well known TAVERN STAND
term OF years, and added to it such an addition
Fe' enable hlm 10 accommodate travellers ana
Fma manner more acceptable than its former
la'as would permit returns his thanks for the
patronage heretofore bestowed upon his house,
"'icVs coatinuanc of the same. Having ia
me stand fora number of years, placing his refl-
'of patronage upon his merits, he is determined
''lnae as heretofore, to strive to metit liberal
o. patronage by the use of every effort to rem
INC mes, stay OF Ills guests pleasant and agreeable
AoLI shall at all times be supplied with the
W. n'fAei affords, served up in style not to
llpa'sed IN any country. The BAR will be kept
pAc" With the choicest Wines and Liquors. and
'l room having always been quiet and free from
| "osc wishing to be retired need not entertain
"1, OF the least disturbance. Porters always
s'Aaahce to transport baggage from and to thu
Use lice Of expense. -. Ia asa
IoiABLE, heretofore under his control, ha'
=; e. to couple ofyoung gentlemen ofexpe
wv w. :" 'ne business, and who are prepared will
W aha Carriages for the use and transportion o
,"se's'o any part Of the Territory, gentlemen
s A'ats wishing to visit any part ofthe Territory
!: Nad OF conveyance, can be accommodated b
s'l'on at the Iowa House, where their wan,
~imnediately attendedto.
!, VIM. FRYE.
bennington, April LIST l942.vl-34f
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
bL. III. So.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY H.,
nv mo. B. RUSSELL.

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rs OF Sr's'Wh When payment is not made
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nee, an adol' %'ae months delay, until pay
| for every ' !, unions for less term than
made ouO. soJ at the rate Of Three Doll
IT, will Dc cn ' ment required. CT No paper
',.1 i. sa' s;fsa''sss are paid except at the
h the publisher, xs,-For a square Of IS
;os ADvt q, 40: each subsequent insertion,
tinse'',o ",ss ia proportion. Advertisements
b;''rsf. .s on for publication. without des,gna-
The Once =, 81 insertion, will be continued un-
nan'et au OI charged for: accordingly
Jed oo y, , Is made to yearly advertisers
|stll d'l a,..sss to the Editor, in order to
' .,,n,;, a MUST BE POSTPAID
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
PUBLIC HOUSE.

CoVELL,respectfu,!y infornisthe publicfha
{ I I: he continues to keep Public House at Sa'
N auscatine county, Iowa, where the hest accom-.
|NNons can be had, between Bloomington and
"'npoH. Private rooms to he had at all times
"aSle Is good, and at all times furnished with
J. Anas OF provender. He invites test of these
s' 81, Several comfortable houses to rent.
N@m, Iowa, Jan % 1912 l4tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
BLOOMINGTON, low

our loveis given o,sapassine flowers -
Enough; she died-lhe berothed Of Rob-
erl Emmet-ihe lovely, Sarah Curran. 49,
Italy contains her last ,remains--lls flow.
ers breathe their fragrance over her grave.
and the luIl,ng tones Of The shepherds Lutte
sounds requiem 10 her memory. '' s'f2
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
MOTOR H. II. BRAYTON,

EIyG established his residence permanently
Bennington, respectfully tenders his pro,
services 10 the inhabitants OF the town ana
,,m,ry. He may at all times be founu on
:, the American Hotel.
/; Ial2-37-4Hs t.. -
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
c,,.RLEs NATION,
yr,r and Notary Public,

BlooulSGroS, Iowa,
D attention to all professional bu.
g'e s- GiC he may be favored. He has "io'l
Fth "'1'n .; =. to administer oaths and take
~ 1,n 'a Or proofs of deeds, mortgages ;;
eisi'''ss' .nd other instruments ofwritlng.
r a", he Court House. mar II, 4o.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21

G. w. HUMPHR Us & CO.
|trsia gorclgn anu Domestic Drg u ooos'
hrfrifs, Boots s. Shoes, Naromare, Ne.
Corner Of Chestnut and Sece'adstrsets'
RL0oMINeToN, IOWA.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21

/, is impossible TO make people understand
their ignorance; for it requires knowledge tg
perceive il: therefore he that can perceive n'
hath it not dylor. 49,, 4 sata9s aIsl
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
s. CD EsHLER
AWE s. DESHLER,

EARN EYS AT l. A w,
Bloomington, Io,cd.
|ll .ttend promptly to any business 'o"''
nt,ed TO their charge.
kner .lst, lS4l.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21

II. c. BENNETT.
AT L A W,
BURLINGTON, IOWA,
kn1 ,ato ,o,es and accounts for collection,
attend to the closing of books, and 10 an
R,.np,, in the line of his profession. he VIII
\, as a eaeraI agent and collector. deio
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21

DAVID Ola Rl X
harding and Commission Merchant, ana
Dealer in Groceries and Produce.
BLOOMINGTON, I0lCG. .r.-
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
ORB. COVELL.
,PGEON & PHI YSl u "A N,

WING well supplied himself with Meur'''e
.tealy to attend to all calls. lie Is thanA
h, Iowa, Jan %, lS4@
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
THEOBALD MATHEW.
To A. F. CUNNINGHAM, Esq. 10


PARENTAL FAULT FINDING DO not
be continually finding fault. is not at
all times necessary to censure and punish.
Blu, very much may be done by encoura-
gng children when they do well. -.
Nothing can more discourage child
than spirit Of incessant fault finding. on
The part Of its parents. And hardly any
thing can exert more injurious influence
upon the disposition both of the parent
and the child. There are two motives In
Auencing human ac,ions-hope and fear.
BIZ, who would not prefer 10 have their
child Influenced TO, good conducl by the
desire Of pleasing rather than by the fear
of offending. IL a mother never express.
es her qualification when her children do
we'll. and is always censuring when she
sees any thing amiss they are discouraged
and unhappy. They feel that there Is no
use in trying to please. Their dispositions
become hardened and sopred by this ceas-
less fret,ipg. Al last finding that whe,h-
er they DO we'll or i'll they are equally
found fault with, they reinquish all effnrts
10 please and become needless ofreproach.
BIZ. lei mother approve Of child's
| conduc, whenever she can. Let her show
that his good 5ehaviour makes her sinceres
~ hapny. T. Let her reward him for his
efforts 10 please by smiles and affection.
| In this way she will cherish in her child's
heart some. Of the nobIest and most desira-
bic feelings Of our nature. She will Gull:
,iya,e in him an auiable disposition, and
cheerful spirit. Your child has been
during the day very pleasant and obedi-
en,. Just before putting him 10 sleep tor
, he nich, YOU take mis- hand and say. NY
son Won have been good boy TO day"
This appreciation from his mother !: to
, him y rrea. reward And when. with a
{ more Than ordinary sffsc.iona.e tone. you
4 saw. !. Good night. my dear son. he leaves
he room with his heart full Of feeling.
And when he classes his eyes in sleep. he
Is happy. aud resolves that he will always
. ary 10 do his di,y.--Ao.her at Home. Y
"A SHOWER OF FlsH.-On Wednesday
night, says the Pittsburgh Chronicle. OF
way c6. heavy shower. accompanied
] | ui,h thunder and lightning. passed over
| .,ur CITY. Fl the morning small fish were
! observed upon The pavements in some parts
!. Of the city. which had fallen with the
3 rain. Several we saw were an inch and
g a half in length.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
EASTER & RICHMAN.

| FOSTER ~ NINHhNAHs
n,rs.LE AND RETAIL GROCEkS, :
,W,r and Coo,n.tssiOn s5ercE0nts, ana
Dealers in Produce
,r,-,v lava,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
= ssssass Il 30 u m ~ q.
WHOLE NO. l4o.

"e shakes. held back by the .Iappelles and
:"a'skirts: only 4 dim fence Of window.
glass bef're him, and in The street more
h"lndas iron spikes. My sick brother, AZ
~ hospital ma'idies men do. thou dream.
est Of F'aradises and Ellorados, which, a,e
lar from thee. Cannot / do what I like
with my own? :" Grarious Heaven, nv
bro,her. this iha, thou sees. with those
sick eyes rs no firm Eldorado, and Corn
law Paradise If Do-nathipgs. bn, dream
l"t thy own fesered. brain. 1t. is a glass
window. tell thees So many stories from
the street! where ARE, iron spikes and The
law Of gravilalIon !-'rhos CarlyIe's Past
iand Presenr.a s'sa '4 g 'a2a ,s@s fe e
sssd .sfsTll.---i $4,000 --------i ~ ss.sfs IT,
LErTEE FROM FATlleRs, MArHEw.-'
The following leler has been received,
from Father Me,hew. in reply TO an invi.-
'alion TO visit this country. which was
sent him by Temperance Society al
Washington: s
Coax. June l, 1919.
MY FEAR FRIEND: The period Of my
enjoying The privilege of making person.
al acquaintance with my beloved brethren
The ,eetotailers Of the United States. Is
more distant than | could wish.
canno, leave Ireland for that purpose
earlier than next spring but lime flies
quick, and rejoice in the rumor tina, has
reached you Of my intended visit, as i. has
for me. through you. heart
cheering. affertionate invitation from the
Freemens Vigilan. Total Abstinence So.
ciety Of the city of Washington. iga2
| shall ever cherish grateful remem-
branre Of this honor and would to God,
f"r ll,e sake Of The sacred cause, ,ha. was
worthy. of il
Bmidst The difficulties which must me-
accompany such mission as
mine. it is consoling to receive such
as that with which You
have SO coureously favored me. Con-
vinced an that it is not he that plants,
u he tina. waters. but the Lord gives the
increase that the success Of the great TEN.
perance movement, is The work Of the right
'and Of the Mos. High. and is admirable
n our eyes; ye, j. would be gross af1ec,a-
ion in me to assert,haI was not refresh.
ID and comfor.ed by your very lauda.ory
etler. %n e
As Dr.. Sewall has not yet arrived i'd
Present my grateful thanks to the menu
hers Of The Freemen's vigilan. Total ABB
.linence Society Of the city Of Washing
on, and tell them how appreciate their
APPRECIATION of my humble labors in the
sacred cause of federalism.
With fervent prayers for your happi-
ness. am. dear Mr.. Cunningham. yours
most sincerely. ,ys s
rHEOBALD MATHEW.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
PETER JACKSON.

I. Ogilvic & Co.
r,pnING & COM M1SSiUN
mgm@MsA1gSs
,rrcS,n Foreignand Domestic Dry Goods
1Da .a. Roots and Shoes, Nails, Iron. Steel
P'I:'s g. Also. on consignment, choice
4, a " m,otted Liquors, all Of which WILDE
I low for Cash.
|! WV ,,,n yuly 80, ls41.-4O-tf Va
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21

Trad G.. DAY,
ATTORNEY AT L A W,
BLooNlyoroS, Iowa Ter.
|ohcein the Recorders and County Commis-
1 room, IN the Court House.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21

aeeGrN. JAcxsoN,s FiNE.--The House Of
3Represen,a,iAes Of New Hampshire, on
The l6h ui,.. passed the Senate resoln>
lions in favor of Congress reminding 70
Gen: Jackson the amount. with interest.
Of The fne imposed upon him BY Judge
Hall. 9@5@iii s's. 2s'sss 81
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21

N.w I|AMpsHlRE.-irhe House Of Rep
resen,a,ives Of New Hampshire have, 3,
vote Of .l23 10 90. rejected a propos'..
ZION 10 district the State for the cl'o'ce o.
members Of Congress.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
And one -o'er her the myrtle showers,
las leaves by soft winds famed; 1
She faded amidst Italian flowers s9r
The last Of that fair band

The last Of that fair band.
,Twas in the land Of I,aly--it was the
gorgeous time Of sune, in l.a|y--what a
maeni6cien, scene. IA pale emac'ated g'tl
laid upon her bed of death. Ohs!' was y
hard for her TO die, far from her. home IN
This beautiful land, where fowefs bloom
perennial. and the balmy air comes fresh
~ 10 The pining soul. Oh! no,-her sla, !,
had se,-,he brightness If her dream had
faled-her hear, was broken When nes
have been formed on earih-clOse. burn.
ing ties. what is more heart-rending anu
aeonizing TO the spirit; than 70 find atlas,
The beloved one is snatched away, and all
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21

LIVE.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21

LETrEE PROM FATtlss,; MArHEw.--
The ,f"Ilowing le,ler has been received
from Father Me,hew, in reply TO an invi-
'alion to visit this country. which was
sent him by Temperance Society al
Washington: | 5'@
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
WASHINGTON ELIXlR.--A pure Vegetable

W7AsHINGToM ELIXIR;--A pure, Vegetable
w Compound.-"Naure's God has secreted in the vsss
table kngdom SAFES and speedy remedies io al dssa
to search for aud discover ssee IS paft OF man ailSsc
most profound Of the ancient philosophers has received
another evidence Of its rrth and yiEum the discovery
the Washington Elixir which for its many virtues may be
of that hundreds OF our best citizens its amo
magic power thoroughly curing that most inolerableof all
diseases
FEVER AND AGUE.-Thc Washington Elizir is equal.
" effcacious the OF Cholera Nlorbus Bilious Cholc
DjarFhpa and Dyssn,sIy, Worms and Dyspspsla TIE
substances Isl Of course pgTfGcty simple and harmless;
compels the stomach to perform the peculiar functions re-
CURED ctfecting radical cu of the above mentioned
diseasesone dose having not unequenty caused permit
nent
The Washington Elixir in envelopes containing ceaI, sim
pie and precise directions for its uss may be obtained Of d.
L. NJ. GUION, l27 Bowery, of Grand-s and Of H. H.
Moss cor Grand and Cannon-sts Wendoyer al Eighth
Avenue; a. w Gabaudsn 81 Sxth Avenue; DR.. X Leggelt
Avenue and Sd street. D. n Butnst corner Sd ave.
nue. and Sthstreet Dr. H. A Field Broadway and ah
street. Guinness 28 Sd Avenue ith 3D. Che
eney Bowery and Broome street. J. Coddiasou,
227 Hudson street. f. L. Cotton 265 Beeckersreet: Olive
Deromas Coz 80 Chatham street: Or VIM Cecil Yorkye;
a. l.. Lounsbury Menhst,aaville: DR.. w g. Wood HaE'
lem. DE- I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
& DDCT. HOUSE HEAN'S
GERMAN COUGH DROPS
Of The Tribune.

pREPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN j;
for sale in this city at wholesale and retail by
ss williamstr,e,, General Asea, Tor this city;
and most of the principal retail druggists IN New York and
This msdieins It has hssp known for
the press 1t has IN work its way silently By its own
experience and tn. ,ronde,l cures il has effected The
ealea, Of aad IN high aud reputation whchi, has
Thu. acquired are manifest from hundreds OF testimonials
voant;ry furnished 70 the proprietor BY gentlemen Of the
medical profession aud o;hers WI have tined L. Its
that ITS p5lseless benefits may De made knewn and
mora widely by The afflicted who suffering without
Colds. Coughs. .asthms. Inlluenz., whoopps Cough,
whole class OF diseases affecting the breast and lungs eans
10 consunpion. and o'hr kindred diseases controlled BY
Shy charm These complaints are of a most inSidous
character They with slight cold with cme
nins ament Thch being at first nesecsd leads 10 IN
nammation and slowly sdvanee step BY step until The
stauo9 gives way, and the victim Is brought TO heyery
Should without hs md tas sn ing
powerful sALsAM In this climate where changes of weather
@ timely use sse, @ SO 'n,arens It Is immensely
sands from the pains rso,rac,ed Illness from beds of lam
@ e aeah ss The ding ss @ and
extraordinary euravs, as often saved vast sums Of monS
Ions course Of painful .s.;i, slshness less
MANS GERMAN CeuGH DROPS free from every insrsin,
Of dsSihta,lng oE dangerous aat0re hey purely
rSssaIs ana y 9s WIN entire sats
this invaluable eicGe has also casd improvement in
ths hssh OF resoas eonst.utonaiy feeble sc.s &c
Impair, aud yiSor 10 the syS;em while
wcakeas the pairt II acts niid hsamg expsclorant
and ~ same as s sfs TOMS II Ii short The
ticy aud chesaness the weakened frame and The DIS
poadsns niad II Is The sign Of triumph aver sickness and
infslhle testimony OF thousands who have tried may b
Dossd by all who chose TO tFy Price SO cents bottle OF
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

A CAEAP AND REAL EXTRACT OF SaR-
-. taking this 100 often es, ni.
y E cen. saekase Of Jonss E1ss of sssapsEa
Candy Whica contains eght ounces OF medical
hss'Ess n Y ss
Philaaelphia; 2o7 kag-s,ree Charleston s. nis 1
TOFFE EE.-lGa0 bags prime green. for sale 6y
~ d GRINSELL, AINTURN s. co. Is sou,h.s,. .
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
NO 12 IOHN-STREET

LLL1OT, BURNAP q BABCOCK are con-
ss2nsy supplied with large and general assortment Of
which aye the following flubbaTds eolor=d Papers
gI-1! yarssty B9'en CoGPgiste PEarel' Of suPs5Is5
Post and Blank Book Papers; Printers C!oier and CARPET
makers Boards Druggists Hardware and Cloth Pa
Papers. sc. SC.
papcI-makers supplied with all kds Of and
rails rs0 tf
T1HE BEST COUGH CANDY.-lt has been
L Foved by many of our citizens that ONESS COUGH
CANDY is the grand remedy for pulmonary lung
plants sold for shilling package the sgm of the
American Eagle 81 Chatham-stset We advise readers
TO Try It. really goGd-no hnmbug Also for sale l3o
Futon.t Brooklyn; at-st., BcSton Ledger Buildings,
fhiladslpha: 2O7 King-st.. Charleston S. c. nls I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16
IDHkets,OCtO0eI 3Ist, 1913.
mis- 1aw6w HENRY, Mir tER Executors.

MON DOOR SPRlNG.-Those who regard
- comfort and are not particularly fond &c taxing nd ~
the GooE beng left open would consult economy as
wei as BY having this desirable and much improved
where orders may also belief have thsm adjusted MS am
WHITE, RED OR GREY HAIR changed 10
~ aarE brown or permanent black by the Moorish Hair
ooid e 30 Cents 81 bottle a. the sign Of the Amer,
can Gn Eagle 81 n " or 3s Fulron-st. Brook
asI Boston; Ledger Buildings Phadephis
so7 hing-stIeet, ChaIleston s. c, mis- i'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-16

Complaints, &c. No better EVIDENCE wanting % snow s
wonderful efficacy than mention that 10000 bottles haze
been sold in year And the extensively used
and iavoe Cough Medicine that kas been introduced
into the United states II now recommended by some oi
efficacy the numerous certificates that accompany the d.
recto4 1t Is superior to any other Cough remedy nov 10
use For genuine that the outside wrapper signed bY
the Proprietor, VIM. BROWN. Also copyright has been
secured for the label Entered according to Of CoIgtgs
District Court of Massachusetts Also the bottle stamped
-" Mis- Gardner's Indian Balsam of Livrrwort aud Hoa
hound"
For sale by all the Druggists Boston. Dealers supplied
in Boston BY VIM Brown Druggists and families can o. ia
nshed New York By a. B. d Sands, Druggists, No -
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