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From Volume of Sketches.
JOHN RANDOLPH.

| remember some years since TO have
seen John Randolph in Baltimore. had
frequently read and heard descriptions of
him, and one day, as | was standing In
Market, now baltimore street, remarked
tall, thin, unique looking being hnrrying
toward me with quick impatient step.
evidently much annoyed by crowd OF
BOYS who were following close to his
heels. not in the obstreperous mir'h with
which they would have followed crazy
or drunken man or an organ grinder and
his monkey, but in the silent, curious
wonder with which they would have fol-
lowed Chinese bedecked in full costume.
Instantly knew the individual to he Ran
dolph from the descriptions. ! therefore
advanced toward him that might make
full observation of his person without vi
oIa,ing The rules of courtesy i'll stopping
TO gaze at him. AS he approached. he
occasionally turned around toward the
bows with an angry glance, but without
saying anything 10 them. and then hur.
lied on as if TO ou,s.rip them. but it would
not do. They followed close behind the
orator. each one observing him SO intently
that each one said nothing to his compan-
ions. just before l net him he stopped
"a Mr.. c., cashier Of one of the banks,
said to be as odd fish as John himself.
| loitered in store close by. and, unno-
,iced, remarked the Roanoke orator for a
considerable time, and really ne was the
slranges, looking being ever behe d.
His long thin legs. about as thick as
strong walking cane. and Of much such
shape. were encased in a pair Of tight
small clothes. so tight that they seemed a
part and parcel of the limbs of the .wearer
handsome white stockings were fastened
with great lldiness at the knees by small
gold buckle, and over them. coming about
half way up the calf. were pair OF what
| believe are called hose. coarse and coun-
try knit. He wore shoes. They were
old fashioned, and fastened only with
buckles-huge ones. He trod like an In
dian, without turning his toes out, bu.
| planking them down straight ahead. Il
was The fashion in those days to wear
| fan-iailrd coat, with small collar and
Ebul.ons far apart behind, and a few on the
breast. Mr.. Randolph's were the reverse
Of all this, and. instead of his coat being
fan-,ailed. it was what we believe. the
knights Of the needle call swallow tailed ;
the collar was immensely large, the but
tons behind were in kissing proximity,
and they sd. as close together OH the breast
of the garment as the feas,ers at crowd
| ed public festival. His waist was remar
kably slender; so slender that. as he stood
with his arms akimbo. he could easily, as
thought. with his long bony fingers have
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-06-23
nocrnR II. II. BRAYTON,

[I.yJyG established his residence permanently
IL At Bloomington, respectfully tenders MS pro-
I,,n,I services to the inhabitants OF the town a'e
';msnt country. He may at all times be found or
hurry at the American Hotel
in,y X I2t2-37-4w*
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PUBLIC HOUSE.

D. bs ' hl.L' respectfully informsthe publicthat
klMuss. ,on''Aues to keep Public House at Sa-
|n ~,sa''ne county. Iowa, wher. the best accom-:
'snpor NAu n DC had, between Bloomington and
fsabls ir'vate rooms to lie had at alltimes.-
Gpls If sood' and at all times furnished with
sasps, p,SVender. He invites test of these
Esen I, several comfortable houses to rent.
''' Iowa, Jan % 1912 14tf
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CHARLES NATION,
xaw and Notary Public,

''''' B,ooulSeroS, Iowa, -,
nrvs attention to all professional bu.
WILL give P r;oh he NAV be favored. He has "fn'
,nss with w'.,' Ito to administer oaths and take
power judgments ai or proofs Of deeds %or;gases
If attorney, and other instruments Q, Wiz ,aa
powers o a. : in the Court House. mar ~ TO-
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ORB. COVELL,

SURGEON g. PLY SIC1AN'
SALEM, IOWA. :, ,,:.:o
fa>yING well Supplied himself with Medicine ,
1 i, really to attend to all calls. tic Is 'hahN
! f,rpa patronage. ,A,f
Salem Iowa, Jan %, ls42
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EoSTER s. RICHMAN,

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WHOLE NO. 1873.
was on the ground ready to proceed widths;
the Sheriff should direct. ~g

The deputy surveyors are now busily occu.
pied in surveying~he New Purchase. Que
party are raining the township lines, and an.
other party subdividing the townships int
sections and quarter sections. Il is supposed
that the surveys Of the whole purchase will be
completed this fall. and the land be ready 10 be
brought into market. We hope, however, that
the President will delay the sales, inasmuct.
as many of.he settlers have gone there with
the expectations that the land would not hA
brought into market for some OF 3 years, and
should sale take place this fall or next spring
not one half OF the settlers would be able to
secure their homes besides sale at 80 early
a time would draw from the circulation Of the
Territory large amount Of money, and add to
the hardness Of the limes.-1. +. Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

ascend the mountains and examine the channels
cut by the slides or avalanches. Here stands the
old Wiley house, the nine inmates of which were
buried by an avalanche in lo26-when by Sc
we're storm many acres of trees, shrubbery, loose
rocks and earth were swept from their granite
foundation to the valley in the Notch below
Rocks weighing from 10 to so tons were scat
tered in every direction. This house, now unln-
habited, bears the record of many traveller: to
count the names would be a task equal to num-
bering the children OF Israel. The silver cascade
is probably one of the most beautiful In the world
In descent of 500 feet it passes over series OF
rocks often almost perpendicular, in a regular
vet broken stream, 50 perpetually thrown from
rock to rock as to appear perfectly white. The
Notch terminates in narrow pass between two
perpendicular rocks, one about 20 feet in hight,
the other about y. The space between these
rocks is % feet, about y of which are occupied
by road, and the remainder by the dwindng
Saco. Through this Notch, Natures own road,
is thoroughfare from Vermont TO Maine. A
few rods more bring Us to the Notch House,
kent bv Thomas Crawford, bv the side Of which
is small pond, the source of that Saco which has
so LONG been our jovial companion.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
LECTURES on GEOLOGY.

q DocToR LYELL,s LECTURES oS GEoLoGY.-The So
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Tribune ready contains Ensave FIontispi-ce
exhibiting ideal section OF par, Of he Eas, Crust wi,h
explanations. Il Will also coa.l general Introduction 20
Geology not before puhlish- Lecture embraces the fol-
lowing subjects AuverSne Lecustlne Period Volcanic Pc
rod Eruption OF Cosesuna Mount Dor. Lecture H. The
Appeanes Mouu, tna. lecture ILL., Uph-4yal and Subs-
deace OF the t;Ith Naples Temple OF Scraps Monte Nuo
Lecture Nv, Coral R-is Coral Islands. Lecture V
Origin of Coal. Lecture Fossil Footprints. Lectrs
Recession "i the Falls OF Niagara. Lecture VIII Bouider
aad lce5erss
To above also added his edition. Sketch Of the
Lectnre of Dt AUGUSTINE SMITH. delivered before the
the Different Races cj Men.
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IRELAND! IRELAND
SECOND EDITION.
A MEMOIR ON IRELAND, NATlVE.AND SAXON
By DANIEL O'CoSsELL, NJ. P.
With Likeness of the Author. Price 25 CeHts

THIS most extraordinary book and T doubtless pro
duce most profound impression. We talk not Of whamay
for whom, doubt, cheaper edition will be prepared with
view 10 general circulation The impression speak CTS
Lord John Russell BY NJ Gniso and a ThieTs Ths; the
volume i'll have European and American circulation,
matter Of course. Next week, no already published twill
be printed in Enssh Paris and Brussels and in month
cannot doub. that German versions viii appea in Berlin,
Dfesden and in Munich for the King of Bavaria though
and tie English ltsy' win have the satisfaction Of rad
pg oConGes History Of Ireland in choice Italian We
mand scasonan translation, fony show the Poles that
beoi es ass D 0 h9d YEN f. Ins @ be
be twenty editions in twenty weeks and doubt the Mezi-
cans VIII speedily read The work IN Spanish.
This, then book universal it will be read by all men,
anu In al literary languages IN the YT55F nsa 0t Pos
"OCosSELL's HISTORY OF IsEL.sD.-We ryceTUed U?
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of the Irish people for century past are portrayed in mss
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dstan, when it must ONE The $50 sons @ Of eand resident
I9ush9ut thus country the spirit of RErEt
with such rtor and enthusiasm that the very Throne Ge
Britain rocks with fear Of the Consequences and well may
of these iSns and tokens indicate that the tide Of ass
manner IN which the English Rulers heretofore committed "a
pine murder massacre treaceTy, sc. the Irish lfol
Of the persecution altered the spirit reaains the same
those who heretofore would have used the dagger the re
Vi ''e 's>eSS employ no" only the tongue the OF H
caluniator and, instead Of numbering bodies -xhau e
eas,ie IN as5inatnS reputation Calumny has been sa
ttuted Tor murder and the faction which has long noy
IN ls blood consoles It's sruIent and malignant passions; Dy
nouss y ever'arymg neyerdy aud trucpiea.
SANDER We recommend the work TO ALL whether natiye OF
oreish whose bosoms beat for liberty and Independence
philadelphia Mercury.
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OConne traces the Political History Of Ireland from M
MS. partial a6ishment of English domination in "
picture "i at least many Of ITS features cause the noo
to course more rapidly hrough the veins Of hme tian'
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SO NJ E RS NJ i TINY

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No. ],
THE TEST;
OR, PARTIES TRIED BY THEIR ACTS.

BY JUNIUS.
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nothing for the Country. There other writer th land
who could have crowded much matter into 6 pages"
lUnbuRe.
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CONFINEMENT.
BY AUGUSTUS sSoDGRAss

W1rH hurried steps we onward fly
Along the rugged paths of Time,
And fix the wild, enraptured eye
On golden nights our feet must climb,
Upon whose peak 'mong fadeless flowers
Contentment woos the smiling hours.
Thus day by day we move along,
And chase but varying forms OF ar;
We smile while Hope pours forth song,
And breathe to heaven silent prayer,
Till led by dreams Of speahless charms,
We hug the Future in our arms.
We turn aside the wreathed clouds
Which bound the Future from the Past,
And strive to pierce the rayless shroudS
Which fiji that mighty, traceless vast
Vet all in vain mo beams OF light,
Start through that deep, mysterious nlgh'
Then on our breasts we fold our arms,
And wait the end with calm despair;
Or Hope, displaying newer charms,
AlIures us on again to dare
The painful toll for hidden Joys;
Yet Time the sparkling fame destroys
THE Lover dreams of realms Of bliss,
And paints scene on which to dwell,
Where Pleasure reigns, in wilderness,
Or in the flowry, rapturous dell
And seeks the scenes of which he dreams;
But. ah they change like Morns lalr beams
True to our Hearts we seek an end,
Where Joy in fullness shall be found;
But, in our course inconstant, bend
Our feet to seeming Joys around,
Which pass, like clouds of Summer by
And leave soul.o'crwhelming agony
Thus have wished a home were mlne,
From worldly strife and men aiar;
Where Love should on me fondly SHINE,
And in my heavens become star
Whose golden rays should pierce the nlgh''
And fold my heart in robes Of light.
There would dream of streams and flowers,
And mountains crowned with clouds OF gold
Of valleys rich in buds and bowers,
OF woodlands fair, and forests old
And of a Heart whose love divine,
Beat pure in unison with nine.
But these fond dreams are weak and valn
The stern realities of Life
Dispcl these shadows from the brain,
And bring an endless round of strlie;-
OF JOYS to Sorrow near allied,
And Madness reaching far and wide!
Contentment dwells not in the Mind;
We must, like Oceans blllows move
Now strive an airy prize to find
Or, wild, pursue thing Of Love;
But we may learn our lives to bear,
Ard rest with calmness or Despair
yorwich n. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
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liberal and enlightened "a, least, these are The inevitable
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Al Atkinson As an elementary treatise on Political Econ
omy-As rsptaon Of the doctrines OF Free Iads thso-
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side Of the Atlantic To the friends OF American INDUSTRY,
therefore and all who regard the trade The skill or expert
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hood IN the possession Of which Government is bound 70
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

GRAHAM FLOUR ground daily, of superior
VI quality made of prime whea-e1,ra raias in
the cleaning snd grndngmay be had wholesale or retail AZ
the rI, e'5 Cheryst. Orders left the following srex
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GENESEE SEED WHEAT,
Of a i urnor quality, also - BE- had al the mill
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New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PUMPS

n l.. FAtNAlI, at2i7 Wat-r-St. manutactu1es
Fire snines oterery lzaf rces villages, factories
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Lift and orey PUMPS III; and force ay distance
Wind Mills Horse Powers Water Wheels &c ior working
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III OF rre.
Air ramps for Vacuum condensation of any rsusd size
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BThe Pumps cf his manufacture are doabe sctiou Of
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particularly well sslealsed fo- he Soaihem and Wes, India
Tirke.s. lisu
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18

By WILLIAM ATKINSON.
WITH AZ sTRoDucTlos Treating Of the present state of
the Science Of Political Economy and the aSootnt;o1
Of ITS Principles TO the Condition Of oon Countyr,
c"d ne upSatt;ns Of its Prosperity. ~''
BIZ Horace GREELEY.
The *o1k of ME ATKINSON is on. Of the mos ;rs.,.
ars and admirable that has YET appeared or n.
and difficult subject OF Political Economy-dicul, no, 80
much IN Us essence IN the nature of lis
peA'on of those laws to the dssila complicated y,rr
Ing e:lsus'sness OF different nations and periods Ths
laws sdueed by MIR. Atkinson SO just so clear 50 r,
AID YET SO strangely overlooked by those who
Themselves the title Of the Political Econons,,;,
ana VINO 'ss'l'e all Political Economic Scrnc. oai
no-'ins-oi whose universe Somnus is Cod,,d .y uoas
vate the maxim of the counter Buy whes s mo ei
70 the ,amIit of s;taiaabe wisdom and
.e possible producton-con being the
standards the great end Of human efFo-, Ia
VINO Is oupPed IN The hesdoag race Is doomed 20 anu ne
~hisA 1s he, ,,T ssross strife .ad
esI o rfG,'deaee These II. views put forth by III.
foAucd Economists eu.hsoued in our Collsgs and
New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-18
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