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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-13
)JFS.-~ zip and Cowhide BOOTS !.
j had at reduced prices, TO close The co,,ss
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~9@A~S4A
r P. FREEMAN, having removed h, ~
y . NET SHOP, to the second .,oy # /.
brick house on Sycamore street, near the R,r,]
culvert, would return his sincere ,halss 10 AZ
mer customers for their liberal support, and al
continuance of the same. He would ala \
emigrants and the citizens Of tie adjoining ca,
and Illinois, to call and examine bis stock ID
ture before purchasing elsew here, as he il M
to make better work and sell it cheaper ia
other establishment in the Territory. As
anxious to pay his debts, heis deterninll
much cheaper than heretofore, 50 all that p.ll
bargains would DO well to call soon
Illinois money taken at fifty per een, nd
Wheat at 37cts. per bushel; also all ills
duce at the highest market price.
All kinds Of turning, jobing and reparr
at the shortest notice, and in the nea.est mani
Charges moderate.
Bloomington, Nov. 25, ]s42.-4-em.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-13
RG,laNBT o

jnE1ns Egrthly CAtsdr<n round me b'oSs'''
Mine earthly children round me bloom,
Lovely alike in smiles OF tears;
nv iairest sleeps within the tomb,
Through long and silent yeaEA
And earthly ties are round ne bound,
And earthly Ssslnss fon1ly nursd
And yet he pm = nos un~ound
Thai Iinkd me . ny fIst my first
Afairy thing. with fa1en hair. sae &
And eyes 81 blue, and dewey cheek
And frqis limbs, and lips that were
s1iybtf evermore to speak.
A thing Is lovely as the day,
Fair as the shapes that span the beans3
As innocent as flowers Of May,
AS frail, as fading, as our Dreams
see the seals ofchildhood fade
Slowly from each young living brown;
Yet still, in sunshine, or in shade,
That infant is an infant now.
Seasons may roll and manhooIs pride
Each youthful breast with care may fill;
And one by one they II leave my side,
But she viii be my baby still.
And evermore by thee unseen,
That vision fooweth everywhere;
When three are gathered on the green,
Yet can see another there.
When three around the board are set
And call on Father, and on Mother
To mortal eyes but three are met,
But I, Can see another.
A cherub child with angel wings,
Is floating DER me, fond and free;
And still that gladstone infant sings,
"Gives not, dear mother, not for me-"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-13

CouNTERFElr MExlcAN DoLLAks.-Some
doubt Is expressed by the New. Otleans Bee
whether the government Of Mexico has not
ven.ured upon the ruinons and disgraceiui ex.
lediens OF debasing the coin Of tina, country
a considerable amount Of Mexican money was
Iecen''y found in the possession Of Young
suan, VINO was proved to have received II in
gooo iaitl', which on examination was found
20 90 largely mingled with spurious alloy. Fit.
seen OF the dollars We're assayed by Dr.. Rid.
oe'i. Several OF them We're found to contain
% %, %. and So cents Of silver, and the res,
copper; Others were composed Of nickel aud
OoPPeI; From the testimony ELECTED il seems
f.ooaD'e mat the money was actually issued
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-13


One of those singular cases of uncommon
individual history which sometimes aston.
ishes the mass, by their singulari,y anc
eccenlrici,y, was related 10 US the other
day by friend of ours in whom we have
the most implicit confidence. The facts
are as follows: Some seven years ago. a
gentleman died in Georgia, leaving son
about four years old, aud properly TO the
amour. of $4,000. The executor, who
had been particular friend of the old man,
was about 10 place the boy at school, with
The intention of giving him every opportu
nifty Of enjoying the benefits Of liberal
education, when the boy suddenly disap>
peared. leaving it certain that he had gone
off but in what direction. why and for
what purpose was unknown. The guar
dian wrote in every direction, begging his
acquaintance to make enquiries, and have
look on. for him But no trace Of him
whatever could be discovered. Seven
years passed away, and his fate still re-
NAMED a mystery to his friends. A short
time Since, however, his guardian heard
from some person that he was seen at
some short distance from Mobile, in this
State. Without the slightest delay he
started in pursuit of the young man. and
found hin in the neighborhood of the
place where he had been seen. He was
engaged, there IN cutting and hauling wood,
snd had been engaged at that business for
several years. His guardian found him
with face burnt and tanned with expos
sure to the sun and weather, and his hands
hard from the effects of labor.
His guardian told him he must come
home and take charge of his property, for
he could not continue 10 take charge of it
any longer. He said he could not leave
then, as the man for whom he had been
working owed him fifty dollars. He was
at last, however, persuaded 10 settle with
his employer by takig his note. When
questioned as to his reasons for leaving
home seven years before, he said he did
no, like to go to school. So during all
tina, time he worked hard, away from
home and among strangers, rather than 60
back lest he should be sent to school. He
knew. too, that he was worth property.
YET never applied for one dollar of Du-
ring his residence in the neighborhood Of
Mobile. he gained the reputation Of strict
ly sober. hard working, prudent and eco
nomical young man. Las: week he pass
ed through this place on his return 10
Cergia. where snug property, which had
been accumulaling under the careful man
agement OF his honest and faithful guards
an awaits him Our readers may depend
upon the truth Of what we write.-Mont>
gomery Ala Adv.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-13

"A clear conscience is worth morlh mora than
all the mines Of Mexico. '-'''
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-13
Cure FOR RHEumArlsM.-We saw vonnc

CURE FOR RHEUMATIsM.-We saw a vonnu
man Oh our acquaintance to-day, lmpiuc' about
the streets half-dead with the rheumatism
(rather an unusual thing at this season Of
year, and we be,hought US Of remedy that
we had tried with signal success. when SINH.
larly afflicted two winters ago. IT'S this:
Swallow piece of aseflstidu about as big
as pea, three times day just before meals,
and In week of less you will be well be
well; it don't smell like apples bu. never
mind-its sovereign cure. We used to
wash It down with "a drink o summat hut if
you nave any seruples about dram, it is not
imPortans.-Albany [Ga.) Courier.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-13
SWANS HOTFI

yHE subscriber having been al e,s..
in fitting up his large and conne5s , =, p
Tor The accommodation OF the men hers I. ~ Ia
latufe and others; would 1espest;p,Ir ! ne i,a
public that he Is now amply prepasa 'Aeas
date in style which he aattcrs hin.4n s, 1si.ess
inferior to any 10 be found in the @Ps, ,f'ts
His rooms are warm, wclifurnished. ars !; "tsS,
shall be attentive and accommcdatire. . s''';l
will Be furnished with The best the ea,,, ny "a
and his terms will be such that no een,,s stpa
goaway dissatisfied. saas
In coaneetion withthe shove es,ablish..
is large, cemmodious and warm stable = . =
nishsd with horses, carriages, sleiehs r. t'a i
The above Hotel il convenient - 4. Ss
and one door FROM the Post Office. NJ s 'lal
the Stage Office for the different lines - 'Ao ss
operation 10 and from the city. s'ss
A share Of the public patronage in bis T..
sines, is respectfully solicited. ADe
CHAUNCEY sv,s
Iowa City, Dec. 2, 1912. s"aA
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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-10-13
BY the President Of the United States.

Bloomington, Ap. 2l-3m-dd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
/ pr WING AwAErI

X is evident from al the signs! that The &C Demo-
cracy" OF this Couaty afc on the alert, and mean 10
poll their fill strengih9a the 9Th. They are busy
as bees. trying TO make '.eompromises' with un-
suspeeting Wings, by Nhietthey are to gain all and
the Wings are 10 lose alL What sort OF a compro-
mise is that. fellow eitizeps2 Can you be wheedled
in such way, no, onls the risk Of dfvfdtag
your delegation, and thereby neutralizing the ole
of the county but Of defeating both your
Will yen permit the mere fact that WILLIAM r.
TURNERis not personally known ITO you, 70 have any
effect upon your Judgment in so important matter
Wherever that gentleman is known, he is es-
teemed BY both parties, for his genilemany and
sterling qualities; for his frankness ands high
sense Of honor; for his truly republican and un-
pretending manners; and FOR his liberality and
high integrity 10 all his dealings with his fellow
men. ; Let no device The adversary induce YOU
30 barter away your best interests al such time
as this. Go il strong for your tried delegate,
Gallaher. and for an associate who will back
himin ali proper measures for the benefit of
The people.
When has either Of the opposing candidates
ever been known 10 vote for Whir when they
had two candidates OF their own in the 6eds-
Test them by their own rule, and enter into no
compromises which are to ennre entirely 10 the
benefit OF one sidesand to be injury of the cther.
AN UNFALTERING WING.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.


The Alexandra Gazette, acting uhs;er lirs
True rule in RpEfsics as well as in VA, never .
Surrender gun or basiery 10 he adtersarj.
calls upon the Wing Party Of Virginia o rsilS
Al DE coming elections IL says s
i" Honor d he noblnsa.d generpas spiriss ahS
will row show themselves worthy Of shk ecn6-
dencs Of the whigsI
sit is a common error 70 think that n exek-
lion Al this time is uhpecesssry, and Thai 81 Ii
come right Al the Presidential election. when de
people rill every where turn out and vote f4r
Henry Clay. Nothing can be more 'desirnctiIe
ihsn he prevalence ef such an opinion. Dr. or y
lion under such supPosiiion. The whE caase
IS worthy ID be supported no.u and At Sli linsts
Every successive struggle 'even though followed
b. defeat, win contribute 10 the eIectiou of NJ.
Clay and every political victory eaissS By his
friends from this Time Up 70 The Presidential elek-
iion will contribute to his elev walton. Do tte
Wings ind their opponents, in politics adopting
lsnch policy ! No they unite Whenever and
wherever they can, and spsceeds of;enNmes. 81
mere perseverance,. Let The Lessen bSleannfa
and followed.
1--WE repeat, then, that We irssl lie wkik.
will. one and al, agree 10 take ihe held ihi.
spring. earnestly and zealeusiy. and do sliF VS.
They have the highest hopes 10 stimplasg Them
and nothing 70 daunt their courage SeeArke
what has passed, can only be con>idersd 10 ,6fs
! light Of strong indueement 70 maintain and
defend that which. WIN with Toll and honor
they believe has been lost BY ireachefy.,H K
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
THE MARKETS.
OFFIcE or THE BALTImoRE AMERICAN, y

APftt ~, Il Nj, & sS
CATTLE.-Th There were $50 head Of Beef
Cattle offered for sale 1t the Scales this morning.
which is an unusually large number for he
season Of the year. Prices ranged shade low
er, and The saleslio the city butchers embraced
about 500 head, at 50 for inferior to So,s7i per
100 lbs on the hoof for prime qualify, which,
equal 10 about 81 a $5,25 net
FLOUR Sales Of TWO Or three parcels az
Howard street Flour Of good mixed brands
were made from: store Ibis morning at AGES
The demand is net aciiveI other parcels having
been offered at the same price, and refused.
We quote the receipt price at 50. ia.
GRAlN.-The receipts OF Md. Whea,s cen.
time very light. We quote good 10 prime reds
al 80 IS cents. sale bf 1000 bushels Penn:
-sylvania red, qualify moi prime, % Saturday
at 96Icts for Shipment. Sales of Md. Corn a.
Isl a-52cts for white andHyellow. Salessof Oats
'at 90 4 % els.
PROVISIONS - Lard has advanced and va
note sales of No / Western in kegs ii 81 cents.
at which price holders ard now very firm. Il The
stock The article is much redneed and IS now
in but few hands. Bacon continues 10 sell pret-
'ty freely; Western assorted at Al Al GEMS:
Hams at Ga cents: Sides at al a 43cenis:
Shoulders al 81 4 cents; Baltimore cured Hams
al ~ cents; Sides al Al a 4Atcents; and
Shoulders al IA Al cents.
WHISKEY-We note sales Of hhds. atBl9h
cents. and Of bbls at 20.cenis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
Z rHE uNrERaIELEp PREcINcr. },

As more than ordsngry interest is manifested BY
the Wing psriy of ssFersen in the coming election,
the question is fred GENTLY asked, I" What will the
.Unterrifed PreeincHdo I" Will she continue true
10 her ancient principles and throw the largest ma
ihrity in the County or, regardless of T. glorious
renewn, Suffer the xietpry 10 be lost bYdefault -
Athnueh no tne dares 10 DENY that all can be web,
vet such are the exertins being made by the oppon
enis Of her long cherished opinions That IN order 10
insure triumph. She must norr Do her duty, her
whole duly. hnt nothing more Than her duty. lfshe
do this all mil be WE'LL There is section Of the
County more beloved BY the true lovers Of liberty
and more more despfsed BY those whom sad expert
ence tells US are BY profession, one thing and in
practice another. ltisa remarkable fact, that the
more desperate the efiora to se the voice of her
uhterrihrd people, the louder is il heard when The
DattIe is fought The other sections of the County
generally do nohly, but Shepherdstown always
covers herself with glory ssWhat then, will the
.unterr6ed Precinct do'' Let the response be at
the Of the polls the evening of the 2Tlh that
sne has given one hundred msjority She has done
oeter but that majority will be glory enough for one
day. Toarms to arms then, We who have always
been terror Locofocpism and prove that you are
still worthy Of distinguished renown
OLD BY DE VARS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

BENJAMIN scbool6eld, ESQ. the whg eandi.
date in Amherst, gives a concise statement Of
what he considers The proper State policy, and
embodies so well the notions Of The Wing csndi-
dates and The Wing people Of Jefferson. that We
think il tight TO transctihe BIS vie VS.. He says
"Wiih regard 10 State policy: I 60 for econo.
nv short sessibns-shot, speeches and short
taxes as he resdiest way 10 shorten narFi times.
| 60 for no instructions 70 the Senators and Rep
resentarives id Congress BY the Stale Lesi>a-
turk-because they are all servants Of The same
sovereign people, and 10 my opinion Congress
would have as much authority 10 instruct The
State Legislatures as The State Legislatures have
10 ins,ruel Congress. They are BOTH sent BY lhe
SOVEREIGN people to perform different services.
Let each attend 10 their own business"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

CoaLAAr1.eR MAeKEEziE.--Appcnd-
Commands Mackenxs II ~ Ms IA; N
Man. IS the following, iba. nens = $500
addition and note "a fasss e ,.I,sss
involved the life Of the accused. ana Z.
she finding is 10 his favor, he il eulitied
10 the benefit OF i. As ID the analagoas
case Of verdict of not guilty before d.
vii court. and there is % powerswhich can
constiluiienally deprive him Of thai ben.
EFT. The finding. therefore. IS simply
confrmed, and carried into eject. .uiihou.
any expression Of appreciation On The part
Of the President no such expression be-
inc necessary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

Tax upon Members Of the LegisIatnre.
Andrew J. o'BaRnon, Esq. F'' Democratic''
candidate for the State Senate, in an address 10
the voters says = HfIr
"If the me mbegs Of The legislature had even
included amongst The subjects Of iaxalicn, thtiy
O,rn taiariss, then indeed the present lax bill
might seem. to be less iaiqaitoas 7
Now, lei il aforementioned, lhatM Mr. Gallaher,
one Of he delegates from this county, made a
proposition 10 tax the Tar. makers, and Ibis pro-
position tsecoDded BY the gallant Wattsof Nor
folk, whigJ was voted down b. Democratic
House or DELEGATES.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
IN cARu.

THE citizens Of Shepherdslown and m vicin-
~ are respectfully informed thatthere viii
Be meeting held The Town Hail, III ScturdaY
the 29nt instant, al O'Clock ID The afternoon. fOr
The purpose oftaking into consideration he rx-
pediency Of erecting an Academy in he Town.
IN orier that the inhabitants Of This vicinity may
enjoy the same facility that is enjoyed 81 other
dfen. 80
Drawings will be exhibited Of plans moslap-
proved Of in Pennsylvania for convenience and
economy-and il is sincerely hoped lha. all Who
feel az interestin so Iapdable an object viii at
tend MANY CITIZENS.
ShePherdsicwn, April 20, lst3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

I5PThe Rev. GEoRGE I. LumsDsn, or the
Uniyersalist Church, will preach in the follow
ing places, viz:
Harpers-Ferry-Tne evening Nav OH. II
half past o'clock. ~
Winchesier-T Thursday evening Nav Ilth. 81
half past o'clock.
Smith6eld-S Sunday morning MAY I4th. Al 10
o'clock.
Brucetown--Sunday afternoon May lAth. IL
O'Clock.
Berry ville-Monday Evening Nav 18th. AZ
half past o'clock.
April 20, 1913.
Winchester papers please copv.l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
cnEAr rREsHET,.

The waters Of The POTOMAC and Shenandoah
Rivers were higher on Saturday evening last, al
-Harpefs. Ferrv, Than they have been since The
incompatible GOOD Of 1910, and greet damage has
been done in the flooding Of the cellars and low
er apartments OF he houses andin The carrying
away Or humber from every accessible POINT
MIR. Lewis wernwag, whose enterprise and use
fuIness are provetbial, was loser 10 The amount
Or several hundreds Of dclIa:s, and the Public
Lumber Yard was almost literally stripped Of
timber. plank and woed-much Of which might
have been saved, il workmeh had been directed
10 make The effort on Saturday motning.
The water was over the streets Or The village,
aud all the ,lilile garden spots we're inundated,
and The early labors Of tie occupants completely
destroyed The great Rail Road Bridge over
The Potomac was in imminent danger, lhestfesui
being within Is inches Of The timbers-. and The
dtifl-wood in many instances broke of The plank
which lined the framework.
lmmense damage has been done to the ems
bankments Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
IS raj as heard from, East and West-and We
fear that, in. The presen: eerangsd condition Of
he finances of the Company, the means OF rel
pairing this damage viii not be easily command \
I'd.
The iced was produced By the continued rains
of The last week, and The melting Of the noun
lain SHOWS which for months had been gather-
ns ii he Businesses. we fear disastrous intell;-
renee fscm other quarters Of the country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
ANAcF

Concerning The appointment Of Directors DC ihe
Bank Of the Valley 10 Virginia Passed March
H2Ty 1891 II
Be- Il cnacEfd " tie GenkrhI .asssm5ls, That
any Director tf The Bank 81 the Valley ih Yir-
gina, OF DC ans of the Branches thereof, shall be
eligible Y the ef6ce Of Director Of such Bank or
Branch lhereef, unlesS he shall have served four
consecutive years in such Office; any law 10 The
contrary Notwithstanding: Proriasa, however,
that the Diretsofs who maT be President Or The
Board 81 Directors Of such Bank or Rraneh a,
the lims Of an.eiection of Directors NAV be al
ways reelected or re-appoiqled
ThlsaeI. shah be 10 force from the 5assinx
,hereofse
ThesNew York Express says The
South Amef;ca brings out considerable
amount in specie. We observe that !
London House ia their circular fct the
overland mail, estimates the amount Of
specie recelIly sent 10 ihis country. u be
81 800 .0O0l of which Tie Bank Of Enc.
land has furnished large amount The
singular depression in The value Of money
is also dwell upon in this ieiiet. and Il al
firms that there IS above E. DOC. 900 be-
longing 10 lie Loadou bankers lying ia
deposit Il sils bank Of England, for which
there Is no employment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
DEATH OF EDWARD A. LYNCH, and
EUGENE ii. LYNCH.

Nl-f
From the Ffederitk Eraninefl'l
Our hearts, like mufflrl drums, are beating
. Funeral marches 10 the grayc,D
2DEATH has cast his cold shadow over u.s.
and from our midst he hasborne away the giE
ted and the good. 1910 but two years ago, and
EDWARD a. LYNCH electrified The strong hearts
ofFrederick County by his eloqaenee but six
months since, and his afectionate spirit was in
kindly commuRion with early friends, wiz wife.
and children, and society of which he was
ornament, beloved member and now
he sleeps the sleep of DEATH, beneath the
green sod Of foreign land! The piercing rays
Of lropicalsun Play over his lonely tomb--bu
they are weak compared 20 the pangs that pierce
the souls OF those whom he has legi desolate -
The star-lit waves Of Southern Ocean murmur
their nightly requieum around the last resting
place Of the stranger nblematicai ofthe heav-
ing hearts Of the Christian sufferers. who mourn
their Observation-Disclosures, the moon light of Heav-
ems consolation softens.tbe wildness Or their sg-
ony. God fest his pious soul!
And EUGENE, the intellectually generous-hear
ed compahlon and friend Of many Of this little
He, too, is gone selfsserl6ceto
fraterng1 love and duty United through life,
how cSuldsuch brothers part in DEATH Their
hearts were one on earth; and, surely, twas
wei that both should, hand in hand, Gil their
golden censsrs. and attune their Tyres Of praise,
before the Eternal Throne Heaven give him
peaceh
( Eugene died on the 18th, Edward on the 10Th
of March, at Santa Cruz, having been asikted,
ID their trying momenls BY The Rev. Mr.. Ryan,
! Catholic clergyman OF the Island. , Ii calm
ness and holy resignation they paid The 6nal
penalty of fallen human nalure.--only 10 rise
more glorious. nRtqaitseai in pace
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

BlsHoP or RHopE AsD.-Ws learn
that The Rev. T. P. X. HENsHAw. Rect
or Of So Peters Church 10 this city, has
accepted the appointment Of Bishop,
which has recently been unanimously
conferred on bin. BY the Convention Of
the Protestant Episcopal Church Of Rhode
Island. s0d that be will enter upon The
duties d the Office 10 the month Of June.
(Baitimors .lMsieen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20
IA rRuE PArRInr.

One Of our staunch Wings has rendered his
name memorable BY ibe declaration taaf he al
ways made It . rule 10 vote theInioneatlihe rolls
were opened lest be might die before ukh,-Aso
that, il such a melancholy fate Should atlfnd
him, be might feel ,ha. be had dikcharsedhis du-
~ 10 himself, his family, and his codnlrs, and
contributed hisImite TO the maintenance of Jaw
and order. This worthy citizen will dhd, in
the last act Of aIdyng patriot, (recorded below
the noble. exeIiion Of kindred sp.rit--one in
whose bosom he vesia fame Of freedom burnt
brightly even 10 the latest moment Of his e&is-
tence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-04-20

eFTbe OLD Bank Of Pennsylvania, in the city
Of, Philadelphia, which institution suspended
payment some time since, gives public notice
that il would resume regular business operation.
on Monday last.