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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26
WHOLE NO. 1853.

cripion. breed second thought Of curiosity,
and the victim is punctual. After turn or
two on the appointed sidewalk. he encounters
a tall young lady. deeply-veiled. who address,
es him by name, takes his arm, and discusses
to him a. first upon his own ambitious history.
continuing to say the true and fattering thing,
for which she has duly Informed herself. She
skilfully evades his attempts to make her talk
of things more particular, and regretting feel
ingly that she can only see him on the side
walk, appeals 70 his well known generosity
for ten dollars to keep her and dear mother
from being turned out Of doors! She takes it
with tremulous pathos, demands Of his honor
that he will not follow her, and slips round
the corner TO meet another distinguished
stranger with whom she has appointed an in
terview fifteen minutes later in the next street
| was in company of strangers at a hotel not
long ago, when one Of these dainty notes was
produced, and it so happened that every man
present had one in his pocket from the Same
hand! Among the party there were four ap.
pointments proposed by the same lady, TO
come off on the four sides Of certain square,
for that evening! She is probably doing good
business"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26

The FIRST PalNTED BlDLE.-The earliest
book, properly SO called, is now GENERALLY
believed to be the Latin Bible, commonly CALI
ed the Mazarin Bible, copy having been
found about the middle of last century, in Car
dinal Mazarin's Library at Paris. It is re.
markable that its existence was unknown be-
fore !; for it can hardly be called a book of very
great scarcity, nearly twenty copies being in
different libraries. half Of them in those Of pri.
vate persons in England. No date appears in
this bible. and some have referred its publica-
Gsspps at pTssea %stso ;s While others have
though. the year 1855 rather more probable.
In a copy belonging to the royal library at
Paris, an entry is made importing that il was
completed in binding and illuminating at
Men,z, on the feast Of Assumption, (Aug. $50
l456. But Trilhemius, in the passage above
quoted, seems to intimate, that no book has
been printed in 1852; and considering the
lapse of time that would naturally be employ
ed in such an undertaking, during the infancy
Of the art, and that we have no other printed
book of the least importance. TO fill up the In
terval till l457, and that. also, the binding ana
Illuminating the above mentioned copy to like
ly 30 have followed the publication at no great
length Of time, We may not err 81 placing lie
appearance in the year l455; which Will Sc
cure It's nltneItO unImpedcneu PIIoihy ~ s"0
records of photography. It is very striking
circumstance, that the high minded inventors
of this great art tried at the very onset so bold
flight as the printing Of an entire bible, ana
executed it with astonishing success. II was
Minerva leaping on earth with her Swine
strength and radiant armor, ready, at the mo-
ment Of her nativity. to subdue and destroy
her enemies. The Mazarin Bible is printed
some copies on Vellum, some on paper OF
choice qnaIi,y, with strong, black, and tolera-
bIy handsome characters, but with same want
of uniformity which had led. perhaps unreal
sonably, to doubt whether they were cast 10 q
ma,rix. We may see in Imagination this ven
cradle and splendid volume, leading up tine
crowded myriads of its followers. and impIor-
ing as it were, blessing on the new art,oy
defeating its first fruits to the service OF Hea-
yen.-Hallam's Introduction.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26
ORB. COVELL

ORB. COVELL.
SURGEON Apply SICIAN,
SALEM, IOWA.
living we'll supplied himself with Medicine
l isrelly to attend to all calls. HE'S thank
r past patronage.
Salem, Iowa, Jan %, 1912 ia II
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26
JOHN B. DOUGHERTY,
aPOTHEC.4RT' & DRUGGIST;
BLOOMINGTON IOWA,

L. BLOOMINGTON IOWA,
eeps constantly on hand, a complete assort-
= msns Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Var.
eS : DGe slufs, Books, Writing Paper, Warp
n iaper Ink, Quilts & Stationary of every de-
! puon all of which are offered low for Cash or
'',r' Every article warranted of the best quail
~. " D. Glnseng and Scncka Snake Root taken
eGaanse for Drugs.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26

ssv lo.' 1'--A prime article can be bough
Nc wv to close the concern.
+. 0. BECKETT & CO..
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26
,neeswax! Bceswex!

sEEsSSvss1F e wants to purchare quantity Of
Live 81 81" AK Of good quality, for which he
p,i.o. cents per pound, payable in Goods at
as any other store in this county.
uaenno.. GILBERT McKOWN.
p''' scott CO. Oct. IL, ls43. 40
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-26

r. u. Beckett & Co.,
"o'nS and COnsnsisstOn Merchants, and
"edters In Groceries and Produce,
=" doors below Chestnut, on Water Street,
BLOOMINGTON, IOWA.
Refer to
p,'LVIE d Co., FOSTER & HICKMAN,
~'ssErr d Co., PARn1sH & WEIGH.
PILES AND TESTAMENTS.-T
sa County Bible Society has received
sappiy OF Bibles and Testaments from the
sc's, consisting Of French, German and
S Es:.s.. q .,ssssf English Bibles,
iouay r. Eelsss:,t = will be sold for
t;s sssssss. & sario1,r rs store.
~o-dt rLIivY FAY, Sec'y.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06
Tnings In Philadelphia.
COnrspOnd.uc- of thr Tnbr0v.
ruy,nv,p,t, Anil

FHtLtDELPHh. April I'm
ANorHEK TENts MEErINGA meeting ol the cit
i1-n. of City aud County rnAlrph,s, favor d
the ~. Annexation G rpph. Untr States, announced
10 take pac- tha tFriday) tt.ni0g l the County Cont
Housp David Paul Brown 1nd Charles j, Jack t'g.' are
rN-cts To address th- n--tug which for the credit 81 ho
who deeply nt-ySrri Annexation, t,t m,i be
composed 0i something dorm PERSONS. ~" luf'
nI,h YOU r., ,drr, with correct report OF The same"
UNIVERSITY OF PENYsYLyASIA.-Ihe annual
Commencement VI this lasiutou tor 'onisnng the d,Efs
OF Doctor of Nl.dIcn. took place yesterday afternoon II
l- Mnsci Fund 81 al the pf-ieuc- Of large and ntti'
geut ,udirnc-. The Vasd,ctOr ldds,S Delivered by
Dr. Horn- Dean of the Medical Faculty sud sad 10 has.
been most able production The BsnricuOa pfonons'
ced b. Rev d. Cuy.r Thr d"sqr wis conferred upon
lj] Graduates.
RAILROAD AccIDENT.-Between aud . o'clock,
vrsvfd.y illrrnoom small lad named Na0f residing At
Burlington, b. thr nmpi cirI Tor lTen
ton iad had both legs crushed ~ su'l shocking maunr Al
TO ctu,r hil deat few m3fn-nn ,iirr 49,,
CHASGEs.-On and after Monday next, the hlai
Pnt Line To- New York VIII change as hour % departure TO
o'clock A NJ. and the O'Clock n" To l2. noon The /,
o'clock A :. Mail L,G- for the SOuth Will BE- dsconunusa
hcre,ft-f the Sabbath.
DEATH Of PROFESSOR SASDERsoS.-l regret To-
announce 70 you1 eld,r that John Saarrson tis author oi
rh, Amrrictn Pfis -nd ohr able works - 90 NOR.
He ii. at his tha c'tY AZ Early hour nus
morning H.. departure !, derpy ihmrnsd As Am'nca h1
her accomplished aud S0cetT one OF us
brightest ornaments.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06
.-onn.c1,eut-r.s. :. senators.

Hon. J,sEz w HUNTINGTON, the present " ihe
Senator. was elected IN 1888, FOR SIX years, ms
rirns eypi-ine on the eth March next. lo-i2. lie
VIII of course DC reelected or succeeded ny ano
tber rood Wing for farther term OF SIX years.
JoHy VI. NILES, Loco. was elected by Loco
Foco Legislature in lS42. HIS term e1tenc> SIX
wears from 4,h March, lS43. but on account OF
his INSANITY. it Is well known he has not yet taken
b;s se,, IN the Senate We presume the Legs
la;u-e elect. when they assemble in May next
will declare his seat vacant setting forth the eau
sss and proceed 10 elect 4 successor for the re
n,,in;ng FIVE wears, who can then take his seat
IN the present Senate. which viii be the proper
iudre of his qualifications.
The following important opinion OF President
Jefferson is furnished US by friend, and IS con
elusive on the point of the nights OF the State to
declare Mr. Niles's seat vacant
,tfae; tom Letter f'ou MI jefferson e Ja'+:3 G3S, ii,
.. You ask my opinion on the Question--W neither
tb. states can add any qualifications 10 those which
the Constitution has prescribed tor their Members 81
1,r,,r.ss Had ,he Constitution been
silent. nobody can doubt but that the rsht % pn'-
scribe all the qualifications ami -lIdilhca'"u~ ~
rbos. t,e, would send To represent them. womb
have .lonsed 10 the State. - also the ConSht',
non might have prescribed the whole. and excluded
all Others, Il seems TO have preferred the in'dG''
,,ov. |, has exercised the power m part hy de-
clarins some di,qsadcations.-t WI, those OF not
beng twenty-five wears o age. OF not having been :,
citizen seven wears, and oi not beng AN 'nnah'i".
nj the State at the lime oi election but II Go'S iN'
declare ITSELF that the Member shall not De nGof'f'
pauper convict OF treason OF murder, ct ltGaN' %
or other infamous crime. or NONRESIDENT oil hS ''i>
nc, NOR hoes II prohibit 10 the State The porer y
dscar,zg these or any oidrr atsqanhfcat'0ns rhics
its particular circumstances may eall for and fe.e
by rbs tenth amendment the power reserved TO the
STATES Jefferson WORKS Nol D. -
The 10Th Article OF Amendments 10 the Con
sttution. referred to above as follows - The
powers no, delegated to the United States by the
constitution. nor prohibited by It 10 the States
are reserved to the States respectively or TO the
People"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06
W. cannot aferd to put up :

this but;ness. We cannot gt0rd to put up the
c-eat practical interests OF the Country To oe
-arnbled for and won ny the most ae1;erous- In
snv matter OF management. the intnguers whom
Tammanv Hall keeps IL the Native oT=aIli14-
ion VIII beat our Wings there three to one GIVE
the Natives, our City nov, and they VIII do all
that their strength allows towards .1i5ning US N
tho F.u. To counte-narch in the face OF for
midable enemy IS perllous undertaking with
.k;lfnI generals and veteran troops; with such a
nos, as the Wings are, impatient OF direction 'ln-
skilled IN maneuvsrs, It is destruction we
shall certainly regard the triumph OF the Na-
,;ves, now if effected mainly by Wing votes, as
more disastrous 10 the Wing party than the con-
tinpance in power Of the Loco Focos, and IN any
case as placing US in a position of grea; peril
We appeal. then. to all who esteem the Pnnc'-
pies OF the Wing party sound. It's great measures
benefcent, and It's success vitally important 10
the National we'll being, to STAND BY THE CAUSE
and its regular Candidates. We may be beaten
now but that +. immaterial. 1t i essential 10
show TO the Country that the Wing party cannot
he dragooned into Natvism-canno; be diverted
from It's high purposes BY irrelevant issues. Let
rs do this only. and we have IaId the foundation
for an assured and noble triumph in November
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06
S.v.nteenth Ward.

friend GREELEY.-The Democratic Wing. Of
this Ward. are al up and DONG. We go shoulder
to shoulder, eyes right, heads up. Tor Mayor,
MoRgIs FRAsxLIy, Alderman, Rober l. Murray,
Assistant, Theodore E. Tonlinson with such gio-
rious candidates We can and VII .ain ali opposi-
ton. We nave heard the heart cheering bias, Of
the Clay BugIe; We have picked our fiints and
are ready 10 FIRE again, We come one and al to
the rescue down WIKI State Prison Monopoly ::
give Us iuil employment and just wages.
4 MECHANIC AND Az OLD WIG.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06
American Bible Socieiy--John quincy
Adams.


\ meeting Of this Society was recently held III
the Representatives Hall at Washington, and at
tended by large concourse Of ladies and gentle
men. The Hon John Quincy Adams. Wee Pre-
sdent of The Society, occupied the Char. On his
rght sat the Hon Judge Mclean; on ms left
Mr. Dunlap. late Governor OF the Stale oi Maine
Mr. Adams, m an opening address of fifteen or
twenty minutes, remarked, that amid all the con-
ficts and perils of political llfe he had ever cher
ished a warm regard for this Institution. lie
spoke of the DAYS of his childhood, when Bible
truth was taught him. He adverted to the fash
ion with many OF glorfying the past over the pre-
sent But. SAID he, the true Bible doctrine is,
that Bible Influence is, really, making men better
with power beyond any other influence The
future, therefore, may expect, will surpass the
past. This is a book which purges and exalts
our nature. Three cardinal truths are taught IN
it: /. The unity and omnisclence of God. :.
The Immortality and responsibility OF the Soul.
3. 4 system of morality, the author and founder
of winch was Jesus Christ, divinely commissioned
of the Father. The very essence of the Gospel
was embraced IN the angelic song heard by the
shepherds on the plains Of Bethlehem Behold,
| bring you good tidings OF great JOY that shall
be to all people 4" Mr.. a. concluded by cIo
quentlv describing the day when, in the language
of prophecy "thc wolf shall dwell with the lamb
and the leopard shall lie down with the kid 2"
The meeting was also addressed in very able
manner by Gen. Howard, member OF Congress
from Indiana; Rev. DR.. Tying, of Philadelphia
DR.. Cox, of Brooklyn, and several other distin-
guished gentlemen.
It argues well for the cause Of Virtue and Reli-
gion in this country, and for the continuance Of
our civil institutions, when the Bible, the great
bulwark OF our Republican Government, finds
such advocates in the Hall of cur National Coun-
cils
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

sHERrcl4 yrsEta --Att,aront T.> E,hIApIan MIA
,'f- 50 trs-fv-eiy popular wih IN -w ios>a, are 20
give two Concerts pr>-a tn-tay.
Tou who have rot unryall-d rneodsct-
ycur TIE arst Performance e~zias at Nj tn las:
h4!f-psst -aiiT yOa ~l Got Bud AZ M
Manager for f~ DAYS h-I BIN completely n
Giaug and G4n,es Will y exhibited the day and
-Iug ana EaDici,at n.~ full hnus> W. ask
Ieet rush for tn rnO iptt-d o
p-rle 20 make the er.rcls-s Vi the hixhs,I KIND.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06
Mr. CLAY will reach Wilmington, n. c. on the
9Th INST. and Raleigh on the lIth

NAyM.-The Norfolk Beacon says the U. =
brig Pioneer, 1t Cong. Shaw, viii sail for RIO
the first i.ir find She has been detained by the
wind, which has been blowing st,ong from y. f..
the past week The frgate Constitution Is near
" ready, and VIII be the next vessel for Rio. She
will sail about the first Of next month.
u Corporal Golden mas been arrested IN Gin
cinnati and taken back TO 81. LOUIS 10 stand his
tria for murder.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

u The festive gathering and Dinner OF the
Friends OF Associs6on, IN commemorston OF
the Birth Day of CH,Rlss FoURiys, VIII take
place d, O'Clock this evening a, The Apollo So
loon. AL who feel any interest in Association
are earnestly invited TO participate. Tickets 81
esch, may be ob;sined at Redheld's bookstore
Clinton Hall, until - o'clock, after which time no
tickets VII be issued.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

e" It@ill be -een by an advertisement in tbs
days paper tha,the splendid steamboat TKoY com
rnsnces her trip- 10 Albany and Troy th= morning.
She ha. been very thoroughly fitted up wen
elegantly furnished and what the travelling public
viii b+ most pleased 10 eani, she Is =h under the
command OF CAprAIS GOTHAM
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06


Rs-oiu,oa we're uasa.m5uFiy se0Died
H5ersqS. MORRIS FRANKLIN. the Demo
cratic Wing Candidate tor Mayor has published an
abb and eloquent letter. sdherins I" the nonnna''on
unanimously rendered to him by the Wings oil
Nev.Yo,k. and has expressed his determination not
10 decline unless withdraw by the organs OF the
And .,6ereas. tie, in the judgmen, Of thi- Com
mf;ee. the du,v of the Wing party TO sustain ta'ir
candidate as one IN all respects worthy OF their sup
port-Therefore,
Resolred, That this Committee will ADHERE to
their candidate and, will 10 their utmost exert
themselves TO promote bi- election: and that lbis
Preamble and Resolution BE- published IN al the
Whig papers BY order.
VlN ORDEN. Jr-, Chairman 7'o ie''.
p vv1s Ir Sscre.ary
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

NEW JERSEY SFaNG ELEcTIoys.-The City
and Town Elections take place IN Newark, Jer-
sey City, and many other places IN that State on
Monday next.
Whenever the Loco -Foeos are IN minority
as they are IN Newark and Jersey CITY, they sing
the delusiye song Of Union Of parties and our
Wing friends, IN the abundance OF Their beraIity,
are too frequently deluded by their artiu proies-
Sons. \ spirited effort IS 10 be made in Jersey
CITY where the Union ticket last fall lost the
County 10 throw of The shackles, and the Wings
have raised The broad banner OF Z" the Union Of
the Wings for the sake OF the Union.7
The Locos are MAKING ever effort to divide
and conquer them, and have put N nomination
with mixed ticket q. J. TAYLOR importer. DO
ing business IN William street, New York, Tor
Mayor. against that s,aunch Wing PHNEAs c.
DU,lMEK, manufacturer OF long standing II Jer-
sey city.
The enthusiasm al Washington Hall last even
ing on the nomination Of NJ. Dumr1er shows
that the Wings VIII stand b. Their trends and
regular nominations. and make Z clea. business
Of It. \ Tariff Mas.
L The Louisiana Legislature adjourned sine
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

We are gratifet TO be able 10 say that strong
hop-- OF the recovery OF Gen Dubuys, enter
tanned Yesterday. His wound was considered much
-Hgh,er than w.s al first supposed
N q t..
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

e An IRON ship OF $50 tons burthen will be
launched tins DAY from the loot oi ;5d street, n. r.
She j. intended Tor the [. :. Revenue s~rice, and
:, pronounced By judges 10 be ooe Of The b-st mo-
Lsls oi naval architecture ever seen.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

DEPARTURE OF Mr. CL.Y.-1he =" Farmer Of
Ashland" takes leave Of our city this morning.
ea routs TO Columbia, ). G. HIS visit and soonrn
among u.s. have doubtless been one Of mutual
qualification, both to aim and the great number
Of his fellow citizens, who have greeted INN 80
cordially. Nothing, indeed, could be more grat'ly
ing 10 the grateful heart Of the faithful! and long
tired patrot, than his reception in Georgia and
he leaves oar soil cheered by the most lervent
aspirations Of thousands of his countfymen, ior
his future destiny May il, indeed, be Just re-
ward for that unfalterng zeal and unwavefing
patriotism which have ever distinguished his ac-
tons through a life devoted 10 the public service
Augusta Chron., April /.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

II The Wings Of Boston held a great meeting
on "Wednesday night at the odeon IN that city, 1t
which the Hon. :. :. Preutiss Of ,iiss. made i
speech The utmost enthusiasm prevailed.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06
FOR The Nr~-YG.k Tribune.
Black TariN.

!. MFssRs. EDITORS - have admired your unur.
ing perseyerance IN exposing the equlsocaons oDd
gross representation. OF the Free Trade Journals o'
our Country and City. fef ] cannot ind any
among them willing 10 acknowledge Their eTors'
outstanding thrfe nlnny Ot them PROCESSING
the Chrisunn religion, advocating Chnsuan morals,
and unceosingly urgiug the use Of The Bible. surely
they cannot hnye read II 10 much advantage them
seyes. Perhaps rheir minds are too much occu'
ped with the Black Tarit. ! would, therefore, for
their benefit, refer them the close Oi the eighth
verse Of the 2lsr Chapter Of Revolutions ind all
" tnlTs shuH hnre Meu part IA he Lohe uh,ct btpE-
&" eth teiH IRE anil Minst0He, Dhich IS the fec0E1
.iedih."
If God awards 10 each man hs p0rt, who shall
say it IL not right I dare not. Tha, all who read
this passage may abandon he trbde Of him who was
g. ar from the beginning il the ,incere wish Of
Who believes that honesty Is the best policy
both ia religion and politics, and that equyOcauoa
T'Ih the intent ol deceYing, Is lying llcl '"
Azr,AL M.Gv,rism-Sir Johnson eetur>, III, e.,nins
at - LaIr' buiiEg' II Grove and Hudson s''',
tai ~ill misH,tz~ itdy ~ho "ni r'ib III s,nomess'
0i lsIF"yalcr Syinisihy II, and promises II saicuoD
u 10, gwen The admission Shall L rsfund,d. Il
lf yon wiih % b. snrpns.d 90 Peal,'s Mu,sum aGi
b.hoid III l.nlaDd Dwarf WHO ha, completely t,ksn he
.hin- gut OIL Ton Ihamb; A entertainment iskr1 Pit
ih' ai'~ILooa hoe,iGds q p-t'ons viii b p".-H Ch
df-a IN pafticnliF "dl b. sl~1s~d.
EI-To the Delegate 10 the Baltimore Com
veniion rte Central Clay cornn.i1. Of Ne, Yof. have
appointed the unaef'zae Comiai,t sErsngefseot'
tof The enrolment Of Dega of th, CIV and state 'ts
Young Ne's Clay Convention H. held n n- Ci,y Of Bait
more on the ai Ny next AID ahO 10 negonte "ith the
Steamboat an'i Ia!fDd ComDan te routr =, obtain 10
most tae0fab.e tenn, Df transportation
Su',a6e arrangement wil - concluded dsJ'to
e"n''y BY 'teanLOst olSeswle Baltimore As
apply b. addressed 10 the ,a5s-f, 10 this CITY
ene-ng Ten dolaF when viii passage through 10
Baltimore aad back Dfoyde. .cssnt number MAKE early
nDocaoa This conveyance "ll b. BY s,eanboa through
70 Baltimore Arrangement. sIo progressing The
sale conveyance ct ino thi prefer the Rsroad Line
Application mnst be made 10 the undersigned above stated
eco-iDg the Ike Of leu dollars and tie difference 10
adrt! b. the Delegate when they person ard OBJ
tain their lckeis r CLARkSON.
~ o. ROBERTS.
NB-The Preen OF the several Clay Clubs and A''ocia
particularly requested furnish list of Delegstes
from ,heir " ards the earliest possible moment thai suitable
arrangement. may be made LOT them accommodation
lwda3taWtNl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

IL Where are the Wings of the FouRrn
WARD We should like to hear from their Nom
mating Committee. Come, friends the whole
City is arousing to the contest; ii is time that
you should wheel INTO line Up with your ban
ner
l. s. Since the above was in type, we
have received call for a Wing meeting 10 nomi-
nate Charter Ticket IN the old Fourth this
sreniag. We trust every straight.out Wing in
the Ward Will resolve 10 be on hand at all sacri-
fees How can any Wing who has gone through
an OLD fashioned contest in that Ward as we did
that Of 1884, resolve 10 strike the fag now
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

- The Friends OF Association VIII hold Il
tree Religious Meeting on Sunday evening IN the
Lecture Room OF the Medical College, corner ot
Crosby and Spring streets, commencing att o'clock.
The public are invited
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

u The ship Montauk" wil be launched
from the -hip-yard Of William II. Webb, foot OF
seventh street, East River on Monday, 3th inst
~ one n,clnck
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

RHoDE lsLANp.-Smithfeld and Cransron have
gone Wing, the iormer by maj. beng "a gain; the
latter has elected the Senator and Representatives
by large majority. In regard TO the res, OF the
debatablr ground the Providence Journal SAYS
Cvrs Brown IS ele Seuator by y mn arty
" i.alu Lsfhsu - ma snt William smith - usJ Repr-
eutafyes all Durnes LAST year tt- Dorea had - ns"nty
CLnrcrSrER-S Samuel N'nei 1ni Jeremiah ShgsfoH
Dorrres arr e.ected Representative.
NORTH PRoyfpENCE--LeylC Eaton elected S-ator 5g
~ rf-- irrfy Iafe ANGEL - ua1 joseph I -s>Ou
adaHr Par, = isI ee-;ef ReeG=nt1i''e7 al Dor
-, Il, wear North Providence II iorne unfr
NoRrg kl>s-r rovS.-Johu J. Reynolds law ard uuirr.
,.as eecfei moderator N0r- hinss;SSn by :. ualouty
o,+f EiUan Slo-un Dorrlis THIS REGARDED A. Dc
crIy5.
I, wa uot e1oee that there Noui b-
nam
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

on you wih b. surprised 90 70 Peas'g Nu,sum aEd
b'hoid III L.glaDd Dwarf. WHO ta, completely AL1n ne
AhlH- cut oil Tom thumb. An skrI d see
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II Nothing OF The slightest consequence in tie
Legislative proceeding OF Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-04-06

- The Convention OF Trend. of Association
viii meet al Clinton Hall this morning al 10 o'clock
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night at the society Library, viii not be forgotten.
These discourses are most interesting.