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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12
The Greatest Discovery Of thu .ss.

tHlS term may be justly applied to the diaop
II cry of compromising medicines with the ea
double refined loaf sugar in such manner ths Chi
drcn and adults may now eat medicine with as mud
pleasure as they do the best confectionery.
For this discovery we are indebted IN 81
M H. .ef ~ ~..y Or r<rw Iork, who las hea
regular practitioner of medicine in that city irts
last ten years, and also a member of the New York
Medical society.
The Doctor, after devoting his attention tcr'hg
time to the subject, about three years since dda
his invention to the public under theiname Of
SHERMAN'S INDICATED LOZENGE
Since which time they have gained celetrhyh
the cure OF different complaints for which they a
recommended, unprecedented in the hStory0l S
other medicine-they consist of
SHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGEs,
Which are the most certain and efiectual remedy 10
coughs, colds, consumptions, whooplng cough s'p
mas, tightness of the lungs and chest, ever One0
to the public.
sHERMAF'S WORM LOZENGEs,
Are the only infaIib.e worm medicine ever discover
cd. They have been used in hundreds Of thOus,DI
of cases, and never known to fail. The mfa 20
faculty recommend them in preference 10 all 0I'
articles.
SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGEs', :.
Give immediate relief in nervous orslck hea0'tus
palpiation of the heart, owness Of spirits, oP'a
sion, sense of sinking at the chest &C., anu
the only article ever discovered which wnifen0''"
prevent sea-sickness. crc
SHERMAN'S CATHARTIC LOIENOho,
The best cathartic medicine for removing ble,S .
the system, and preventing attacks OF the ". 'u
and intermittent fcvers Of this section Of Lux wv
try. .u,,-rrS
SHERMAN's FEVER & AGUE LOzEsubs
Are the only medicine entitled to the name Oh or Ion
cific IN this distressing disease. They Ea'e :.
used in thousands of cases, and the prone," =.
never known or heard of case they 'a'Fu ' Wi
move in few days. The great advantage r Sas
this medicine has over all others is, thai Inc O''
will mot returni if the directions are followed,
The following persons are referred TO- lan ars
many thousands) who have certified to thei' '"''
HE Qualities: ,u,,e~"
Rev Darius Anthony, OF the Untioa ''
s Streeter, of Boston, Mass. NV
Mr. Hondcock, 497, Pearlst, N
Hon A Clark. ex-mayor OF New io'A'
B Beardsley.
Edwin Parter. n. z,hy
DR. G Hunter, lOS, Sixth Avenue; D. D,osluf
kie, $40, Broome st; DR. A G Castle DM ot
N Y; VIM H Attree, N Y Herald; Jno ="
Of the Brother Jonathan. .srlR
sHERMAN'S POOk-MAN's PJ'AH "mbscp
The best Of all plasters- RheumatlstE:'a a ~ Brs
Pain or weakness inthe Back, JOINTS, n'o sodyH
cured by it for only one bit. One m''''0'
~. -. inst receH
or A supply of the above articles .J Ju agent
and for sale by ]. r. BENNETT, 10 q sssr
Bloomington, and Dr.. p. COvELL. -
(ENLOUR, BY the barrel, for sale y IEtH
Jan 10 FULl3N q
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12
GEORGE REICK.

M DooI AND SHOE MAKER.
would respectfully inform the citizens If p,,,-
inston and the surrounding Country tina, h. l.,
opened shopon Iowa Avenue, where he D =. ~
carrying on the above business Orders eC , usa
him will be filled on the shortest notice onI ~ WIN
neatest possible Manner at astonisbncly Iou u'
re mas on Maud small lot Of ready made pcossI
Aug. 8. 43 :" p'sM n.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12
1pDlsgElDT 0
THE WIDOWED MOTHER.


Twas midnight when, with faded charms,
A mother wan and wild,
Held grasping in her shlvering arms,
Her pale, expiring child;
The night was dark, the wind was high.
When from her tatter'd bed,
She heard another sufferer cry
80 mother give me bread !"
sIhave no bread, alas! TO give
The weeping mother cried;
"My needle yields no means to live,
Or Lucy had not died;
From morn to midnight have TOLD,
To earn penny more;
Yet we must starve fear, my child,
Or beg from door to door.
There was time when / could claim
Whatever wealth could buy;
And those who in my presence came,
Would bow in passing by;
But ali how changd-the friends Ises
That in my home once smil'd,
Now know me no, in poverty,
For am sorrows child.
They sought my wealthy fathers door,
And wood with fatteriny words;
But now, alas that am poor,
They fy like summers birds;
And yet there is no change in me,
Since in grandeur wed;
Save that now must work for thee,
With needle and with thread.
Oh! It's severe, my child, to fall
From fortune, and behold
Your former friends, most lov'd Of all,
Now in glitterirg gold,
Pass by you On the other side,
With high and naughty brow;
Who know you not in pomp and pride,
Because you labor now.
She spoke-and on her bed of straw
She laid her weary head;
While at zach size child she saw,
The living and the dead.
The storm how're through the drcary street,
No wood, no bread had she;
Ann shivering meath threa1-harc sheet,
She mourn'd her poverty.
Oh you who have Of wealth store,
And sleep on downbels warm;
Give ear unto the suffering poor,
Who SILVER in the storm;
And pity those who once have known
The sweets that riches spread;
But now are doomed to pine alone,
And cry, alas! for bread
Bait. Clipper. MILFORD BARD.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12

All men Of estate are, in effect, but trus-
tees Tor the benefit Of the distressed and
will be SO reckoned when they are 10 give
an account.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12
Cabinet & Chair MALI.
In all As varioss branches, and :.
JOHN j. FlTTON.

HREATFUL for the past favoun hi,
~ ceived from the public in geper, y . nasr
friends in particular, would announce "a ,h QUO bis
he still carries on at the old stand, vbers an ta
prepared 10 execute all orders in his line ~ "Ms
The liberal patronage he has already reo ~ OsSa
the best testimonial of the manner IN , .n,
public appreciate his merits. "Nen d.
WINDSOR CHAIR MAKING. in,o ~.
is now going to enter largely. will afford shlchA.
tun'sy to The public of being supplied on ,bs sa'
reasonable terms. 80 Bloomington os VIC q, a0s
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12
A PROCLAMATION
FARE REDUCED.

XN?HEREAS, I CAPT. JIM. lonr d;s,,..
w offood to the hungry ard couch i r. N,
weary as well as thorn" to the dry, hayjno ,, "s
possession ofthat large and commodioss bepss w
Second street, Bloomington Iowa, formerly ,hs roa
tence of His Hon J. Williams, DO hereby ls.,.
and make known to the world that am ROW nr,
red at the sign of Capt Jim, to accommodate ' fl.
who may call upon me, in satisfactory manner
otherwise they go scot free. That this saeper,
may the more fully prove true, hereby declare ar
make known that the following are nv charges ht,N
of which the best the market can afford are furnished
Single meal ?,
Board per day, with lodging G.
Three days, per day. 50
Per week so5
One horse feed
Hose os
An week sl25
All other bills in proportion. I, the s,iIrn,
jim 10 hereby further declare, to those indebted
me for eating. Sleeping, drinking, or upon ccul,r
OF any kind whatsoever, that unless thew come ht
ward Immediately and make settlement N,h,e
Scott was never in Scotland if don't serd cns,
bic after them to bring them to star" 50 look out
for Matthews or Musgaave.
Thankful for past favors, he homes TO rpcerrf
share OF public patronage corresponding with hsd
forts to mnisterto the tastes and render comotat
those who may favor him with their patronage.
CAPT. JIM FARMER
Bloomington, July Z, ls43.-6-tf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12

SHELLED CORN-5,00O Bushels Shelled
~ Corn, wanted immediately. at the Store of
Dec j r BENNETT
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12

SALT: sALT!:--5oOb bls frs, quality jus.
~ 1leeived and for sale at 40 Cts. per bushel, by
may cm] A. OGILVIE d CO.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12

ROOTs.--Kip and Cowhide BOOTS can be
II had at reduced prices, to close the concern.
je l6 f. q. BECKETT & co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12
IRON.

D. SACKS RIO COFFEE, Just reed and
~ for sale by ]. BENNETT 81 co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12

"a UEENS & HARDWARE, "a splendid as
~ sortment. just received and for sale by
Oct II J. BENNETT & co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12

TUN POWDER, IMPERIAL, and Y. II.
IN TEAS, just received and for sale by
Oct. 81. J. BENNETT & Co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12
DRY GOODS,

Which they offer for sale al very reduced prices,
and fater themselves that by their STRICT attention 10
business. they will meri, and receive continuance
of The same liberal patronage.
Bloomington, Oot. 6, lS43-4S-ly.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12

Ok BBLS. N. .. SUGAR, just reed and for
~ sale by j. BENNETT & co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12
y. Bennett & 60

" ETURN their thanks to the citizens Of Bloom
Z = inston and the surrounding country, for the
verv liberal share patronage bestowed upon them,
and beg leave to inform them that they have just re-
ccivca from the Eastern Cities large and splendid
assortment of Foreign and Domestic
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-04-12

ENLOUR, BY the barrel, for sale q IDdH
- Jan 10 FULN" .
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14
(Estra;t au Courier dcs Ete,s Unis.)

SET maintenant, apres ayoir ~explique ct iusti-
fe nos pretendus oubiis de neutrajitG, nous n'hG-
sitons l,as . lie dire c'est aux wings que nous &C.
corderiore Ia preference sill nous 6tait dome de
choisird de cnl3is de dcux parts sous Ia sauvegarde
dnqnol i! @@s ,tIreit te mieuxde placer nos ia
teIGts ct nos r: ipes car &c sont cux qui nous
oitfelt les Is gui-sAtnes gaianties d'ordre ct de
stabilize c'e&tltt a0S seuis Gull lous semble
possiy.a do t!~-.ef&at harri>Fe cortre les dam
gefeuA 6earts dc aou s9raiHet6 looulairo. 1T
puts, 81 nous Z eavic-e % Gansla lrtte ~actuelle
que les tis.o PersonnoiSd 9s deux caiiG;iats pre-
sldentlels, caites toutes nos sytrpatllics, ct, 81
nous pouyions en- avoIr, toute metre influence Sc
raient acqUises a1 chef dn parti whig, il Henry
Clay, parce que, en- dealtde tones les A9trissures
don't ont cherche = l. s%ouiiier les passions hal
neuses de ses adversaires, il nest pas aux Flats
Unis un homrne qui soft plus capable que lui
doccuper la supreme magistratuse. Quels que
paissent Gtre nos yasux pour lie trionphe de Ia
democratic, nous men persiStons pas 4noins dams
les opinions que nous avons, tout d'abord 6mises
sur P~atteinte port6c, scion nous, a la maiest6 et
a la verite des institutions republicaines par Ia
candidature de NJ. Polhs. Qui n'ayait tien fail pour
meriter fhonneur d}aspirer a TN triolnphe que
Ton ne eevfalt Iamais donher qn'au plus digue,
ct en- recompense de grands services rendus au
pays. L'eleyation de MIR. Polk a la pr9sidence.
81 ellie a lieu, sera IN nouvean mensonge du
vote universal, don't la pretcndue intaillibilite est
81 solvent prise Ell fragrant delft d'erreur; &C
sera une ~nouyelle preuve que Ia maiorit6 popu-
laire ma nj Intelligence, nj liberte, ct q~u'elle
NEST qu'un instrument passif entire les mains des
chefs de part qli exploitcnt &c puissant levier au
profit de leurs rancuncs egoistes, l~orsqu'ils ne
peuyent le faire au profit de leur ambition. 81
nj. Polk s'est VI bruaquemcnt tire de son obscu-
rite ct place au premier rang, c'cst quill nd pas
c%onvenu a MN. Van Buren,, Calhoun ct Cass de
Sc faire mutuellement lie sacrifice dc leurs pre-
tentions, ct lis mont honord Mr.. Polk de Icurs
sufrages que paree Gull 6tait IN trop petit per-
sonnage pour e poser yis-a-yis d'eux en- rival
vainquenr. Ce ~peut-Gtre Ia I'm tres bon calcal
d'amour-propre pour les meneurs de la demo.
cratic c'est atssi, nous lie eroyons, tne tres hed.
reuse manoeuyre dams l~'int6r6t de la cause de-
mocratique, mais, nous lie r~ep6tons, 81 q~uelques
hommes ct 81 tout um parti Z eaelent q%ueiq1e
chose, les institutions rhpublicaines ! perdent en-
dignite ct en- loyaut6.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14
LA TOUssAINT.

Nous avons omis dc mentionner dams notre
dernier numero la celebration qui a Ell lieu en-
notre vile de ce Saint jour avcc ses ceremonies
ct sa pompe habituelles ct leur imposant efet.
Quoide plus rejouissant pour lie cosur, que la
pensee, qu'apres nous Gtre depouill6 de notre
envelope mortelle ct ayoir rellda ses debris 1 Ia
terre, notre esprit immortel mantera dams les
cieux sc joindre a ses amis qni Font pr6cede. ct
contemplera du haut dc la beatitude celeste, les
objects de ses affections demeures lei has, vcrsant
des larmes de souvenir ct de regret surle sol qni
couvre nos restes.
Lie TroPique de la nellie. Orleans en- PENDANT
compile du dernier anniversaire de ce Jour de fste
s'exprime ainsi
"IIier cut lieu la belle cGremonie de Ia deco
ration des to1nbeaux, telle que nos freres catho-
liques la p~ratique, ayec une solemnite ct une re.
gularite don't JamalS, nous ~n'avions encore etc
t6rnoin. Ltassemblec 6tait des plus nombreuse !;
les tombes 6taient richement ct eleganent de-
corees.
Souvenez vous DIES morris is mont fait que
preceder ceux qui attendcnt encore l'immorlali-
te. Rsjouissante pensae, douce consolation l.
Apres que nos corps seront devenus p~oussiGre i:
lily en- aura qai nous ont connu ct Anne pendant
.notre vie, qui cougriront nos tombeaux de fleurs.
les ento d'emblemcs touchants d'ahection
eft destime. Pour les yitants ce lie serait que fiat
terie, la ~fiatterie n'arrive point i Poreille dcs
morris les ofirandes d~Gposees a Ia derniere ct e.
troite demeure de la pauyre ct fragile llumanit9
sont de touchans mGmentos. Contamp}ez lie
cimetiere Ia DIES tombcs couvertes de mousse ct
tombant en- ruiaes, CONNIE les rcstes, qu'elles
renfermaient, depnis iongtems rGduits en- pous-
siere. sont claaue jour ceuvertes des plus
douces ct dcs plus bellies leuts; ct une fois
tous les ans, lie jour dc Ia f'oussaint ler
Novembre), on y Eoit des anis agenouiles y
deposer une silente priGre, les dacorer de gui-
rlandes fraiches ct s'acquitter DIES beaux rites
commands par leur religion. C'est bicn la
coutume est superbe ct ellie nous plat. II
nous semble que nous serions mieux prepares
a la mort, plus consent de quitjerce monde ct
cette vie, 81 nous etions c%ertaine que ceux que
nous aimons ct qui bient6t nous s%uiyront, accorde.
ront de TENS en- tens une douce larme a notre
souvenir. La goutte de ros6e sur la fauilIe derose,
briiiante des p.emiers feux dc jour, ma point Ia
purete de la iarme de l'aftectIol sur Ia tombe dies
morris.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14
LIZ LoUP BLANC.
PROLOGUE.
Y.--Le ereun I'm cAaac.

Au centrc dc Ia Fosse.a -bonps ~s'1lcgait
I'M tronc dc cl9ne de- dimension colossales. ii
4tageait SEES hautes ~ nuneuses ~racines sur le
plan incline de la rampe ses branches, gross
SEES CONNIE des arbres ordinaires, rndiaient
ell tous sens ct forinaient en- quelque sorte Ia
Gle de Ia yoate dc yerdure qai reeouvrait csite
partica du fayii,
couraitda ns le pays sur cette arbre g1ant
ct sur les deus tours mi couroinaient Ia rampe
m6ridionale du ravin divers brnits ttaditioncls.
On disait. entire autrcs chooses, que l'arbre sc.
leyait dircctment ai.dessus dun waste sGuterajn
don't Pentree deyait sc trouvcr dams les fontlation
do Pune des deux tours, on bien encore SUI IL
yersant oppose de III montGe, nu nliiieu DIES tram
choes ct pans de niuFaiilcs don't nous ayons parl6.
Personhc, ct c'cst bien Ia le cafacterc propre dc
/ Paputhie bretonnc, personne n'avait song6 iu-
mas il yGritier Get on dit Il cause Dc celia, tout
lc monde Gtait persuade de son exactitnde. Les
opinions Gtaient settlement part1g6es sur Tori
gine dc ccs souterrains. que, dc mtmoifc dhoai-
me, nul p'agnit explores. Les uas pr&tendai-
ent que c]'Gtaient tout supplement d'ancieps puts
d'ou lon retirait ~autroiois du Funeral de fer; les
autrcs, repoussant cette bou,geoise hypotIlese,
atirmaient que ccs caves sans Iffmites cournient
en- tous sens sous Ia torGt ct leiDignaient ee!ies
du MANOR dc Botlexis, Oh Ia tradition piacnit i'm
DIES centres de resistance an contTat d'nnion. du
temps de la bonnie duchesse Anne. cette prin.
cesse 81 poptliaire, don't les ae!ea sont uiaudits
ct don't la memoire est ador6e. Dams cetle Sc.
condo hyPothose, ie souterrain aurait 1tG an
refuge on IN lieu d'assembl4e pour les pretniers
c%onjurGs GGt, dams Ia Ilaute. Bretngne, porte,
rent lie ;iorn dc Frdrcs-B retons. Cuoi quill en-
solt, qniconque cut doute de Fexi,tenGe de &c.
caves aurait etc regarde conne IN ignorant o,
un insensG. -3 Hr
Aucrnre trace n'accusait n6anluoins leur vol
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

BRprArtrn.-L'esprit d'intol6rancc ct de
%hlutaiitd qui anime q~aelqucs mcmbres du pafti
locoioco s'cst encore manifesto samedi, a propos
de Ia procession whig. Des pierrcs, dcs bri-
ont etc letees a la procession.
Le Pere de Nj. J.G. Day, v%ieiIiarl venerable,
fiat attaqu6 alencoignurc DIES rues Louisa ct An
nonciation par une bande de v~auriens qui le
bless6rcnt grievemeat. NJ. Day otlto III re-
coinPense de $500 d qui pnnrra lui iaire rc'rou.
yer les autetirs de cetto attaQuc.
M. Laliande FcrTiGrc, tut aussi attaquG, en-
Sen allant chez lui, par un parti do locol6cos,
mais ii Sc dtteudit de tacon a ftifo rcpeniir les
agresseurs de lenr coupahlc enterprise.
Un do nos r6daetcuts fllIit atrc tue dun coup
de pierre danes Ii rue du Canal.
un paisihle eitoycn naturalist, NJ. Maccarty,
qai sc trouve dtre wing, Int attaqno ct %cruelle.
ment battu en- quittant In procession.
M. James Wallace. n6gociant, lat 6galcment
battu pres da march6 Stc.- Marie.
NJ. A.. Harris regut dctS cdups de pierre PEN
dant quil etait dans Ia procession.
lie major Beard tut egp,crnent maltraitG.
ii y u sans doufc beancoup d'Hnifes fats du
meme genre qni ne sont pas venus il notre con
naissanCc.
Nous apprcnops avee plaisir qp'un a arr6tf
quclques.itisd es auteurs de ces ttaquss.-t,A dea.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14
VIGEQIRE.
La NouvELLE-OR1iEANs PouR CLAyt

E%EE ''S o0R >haA
C'est avcc un sentiment timetable plaisir
que nous annoneons h %yictoire remportGe par
les democrates-whigs de la Nouvelle. Orleans.
Apres une lutte on nos adversaires ont com.
battu en- desespares, CONNIE on lie fait quand il
ssagit dune question de vie GU de mort, lis ont
etc vaincus ct Ia vile a dome une naiorit5 de
Ala voix pour Cray
Les wings en- cette occasion solennelle ont
Indictment fat lour devoir. Car il ne faut pas
perdre de vue qu,ils ont Ell a lutter contre toute
Influence dcs fonctionnaires de lEtat ct du
commencement general, contro la fraude organ.
'see sur une formidable e%cheIle, ct contre PIN.
perfection dc IA loi qui r~estreint outre mosure le
temps pendant leqoel les polls doivent roster
ouverts.
Ainsi un tres grand nombre de Citoyens
dams seconde ManicipaIite non, pu voter, parce
que les polls ont etc ferm6s avant qu'ils aient pu
atteindre lie scrutin.
Quoi quill en- soft, ct prenant toutes les cir.
constance d6favorables en- constellation, nous
poayons nous rdiouirdu rdsultat oBteni-Plus
que jamais nous eonsidarons le vote de Pf,tat as.
sure a CLAY,-L' AbeieHe.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

dun parti mails il a obei au seul oracle, auquel
il put s'addresser lie livre des status dc son pays.
Cette conduite 9 ofieuse des partisans Dema,
gogues; mais ellie a etc conforme aux principles,
qui peuvent souls perpetucr la liberte du genre
humain
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14
CONDITIoNs.

CONDITIONS:
ASeNNEMEsr :--Par an, payable davance, : 80 90
Do, payable avant Respiration de 6 mois, 4 90
Pour six mois payable dayance, sansexception..2 90
Ayls:--Pour rinsertion DUN Care de pas plus de dix
lignes, OIL. pour la premiere fois, so cents pour chaque
insertion subs9quente. A moins quill men soft autre-
'ment erdonne, les avis seront publies en- francois ct
en- anglais, ct paieront en- consequence. Une de-
'duction liberale sefa fate pour les avis inseres pour
tune Tongue periodic. Lorsque lie 4 temps de rinsertion
Inc sera Passpecife, ellie sera continuee pendant deu1
mois OF paiera en- CONSEQUENCE; mails la publication
d'ancune avis, ou la continuation d'aucune sonscrip-
tion. ne seras aEret6e, tant que le prix men aura point
6te pave. e&6 mons que rEditeur men decide
autrement.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

NEW JERsRy.-Le Daily Advertiser de New
ark donne les chiffres officiels de Pelection pour
gouyerneur. LIE nombre total DIES voix s'est
eley6 a 1880, auxquelles il faut joindre so on
100 votes abolitionistes. lie candidat wing
Stratton, a obtenu 81, $40 yoix; ct son concur
rent, Thompson, 36,5sl; ce qui laisse au pre-
mier une maJorite de 1868 yoix,
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

PnnTR Du Lucy WALKER.-Le bateau a
vapeur Oncie Sam est arrive samedi de Louis.
vile, apportaat des jomnaux de cette vile ius.
qusau "a octobre. lie lacy Walker a saute a
qtlatre lienes an dessous dc New-Albany. Fey.
ploslon d ft6 6pouvantable, ct les victimos sont
notnhreusesa Dix passengers, ID capitaine, Il
pilote, le second commits, le second uiaitre, Ia
bar-keeper'tFpis hommcs d'6quipage IL rasres
chauileurs ouf Gte tues on mont pas repaas
Cinq autreR peRsoAl1es chi rs ble6sacg, liza III.
cy Walker apPaFtsnait au capitaiae 81 Gtait as.
sure.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

HAvANn.-Le brick r. Stree nous a appo,t6
nos j%ournauS dc la Havana iusqu'alu % octohre.
lls renterment q~uelques nouyeauxS details sur
fouragan qui u d6vast6 lllede Cuba. lie pays
a considerahlement %soutert, ettm grand nombre
de moissons sont totalement p%erdues. Les pfovi.
sions ont etc rares pendant i'm instant, mais Giles
g ont pastarde d arriver on abundance des Etats
Unis,
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

RIO de Ia plaio.--Aux dcrnidres nouvepes,
Ia position ~4elasipe DIES forces de la R6pubid,t;
Argantiue eide Ia R6ptbliqne Orientale dtait
%touiours h meme lie Siege de Monteyiaao ma.
yanGais ms, st rien do decisif nc s'op1rait,
Mais ycici un incident qui, sill I'd ealtlrme, va
au1ener necessairemcnt une uanclusion. La
me }ptellige4'ce qli r6gnait entire le Brdsii ct Ia
Aepubhqae Argentine, mGsiatelligehee que nous
avons mentionnee ify q q~ueiques iours, aurrsil
amenG, a ce quill par"it, IN acte dc yijgucur de-
Fla part du Gonverntinanl, Rrositien /! aurajt
fait partir din mile honmes dc trauI,oa nour al.
Ter au secol,ts des Montevideeas <t Eylcar les
HuencS-Ayriens Il lever le 8iasc. lies pro-
cfai.scs nontelles LGus feront eon1aitro sans
doute la tourn'irc qu'auront prise les a%tfaires,
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

NAssAu.-a ouueAe Prooideace.)-Le Cour-
rier de Charleston content DIES nouyelles assoz
recentea de Nassau. II a regne une grande
aetiyit6 dails cette vile pendant Ia premiere
qGin2aine d'octobrc par suite de Immense
quantit6 d'ohjets de sauyetage qui ont ot6 mis- en-
vente. Lille Tongue ct Rum Key ont fort peu
s%oufiert du dernier oaragan.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

M. CLAY EFT ST.. ANNA.-On lit dams lie Re
porter de Lexington: IN. Clay ecrivit il
Santa Anna pour lui demander la mise enliber-
te du fills dun patriotic de Ia revolution, qui Sc
trouvait au nombre des prisonniers de Myer.
On assure que Santa Anna s'est empressG de
r,epondre a Mr.. Clay qua sa requ6te, il await
donne Fordre d'6largir promptement lie prison
nier auquel il s'est interessd.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

Prise DE YotLE-Le 2 du present mois,
mademoiseile Nirginie Scott, file du major ge-
neral Sect, de l'arn6e des E. q. ct Mademoi-
selle Sarah Linton, ont recu lie wolfe dams lie
Convent de la Visitation a Georgetown, DIES
mains de larcheraque.-N. Y. journal of
Commerce.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

MnURrRE EN- mER,--.A ~l'arrig66e lei du brick
Carlton, TN nomti5 Smith, caisinier du bDrd, IA
etc arret6 d Ia peqqGte du c%aPitaine jameson.
III parait qui dams Ia t~raversee &c c~uisinor, poar
un lGger motif, a tue qn passager lie l~cntre-
pont.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-11-14

lie Ihaatre Do Providence est deyenu la
proic DIES taianes le 25 octobrd. Cast uae
Pefto d'aatant Plus regrettable qu'il y await ule
tres gra3de qt1antit6 d'oejets darts, ct dinstru-
n1ents d'astfonomic ct de physique.