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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-10-25
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1laHE snhccrilsr takes this method Of informing
- the citizens Of Bloomington and vicinity. that
he has commenced The Tailoring business, on Sec.
ond street. Opposite G. Evans store. where he in.
tends 10 do his work in the most fashionable stylcs
and in good order, npon the reasonable ,earms
lie has carleton tho Tailoring business in Cncin.
natl. for many years and is welIacquan,cd with tho
latest fashions. All persons favoring him with their
custom. shall at all times have their garments rem
''y according to promise. County produce will be
taken in exchange for work At cash prices, and the
ready mnncv will never he refused
July 5. ISf4-35-tf. SAMUEL HORN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-10-25

yu3HE subscriber has just REID. OH consignment.
II alarge and splendid assortment Of custom
made BOOTS and SHOES, superior 10 any article
ever offered III this market consisting in part Of
,r,socco and leainpr wslis. kid and morocco slippers
Ia,lies calf and Morocco bootecs. Misses shors 81
various kinds and qualities, Gentlcmens superior
finished calf and kip boots. calf and morocco MUM
era. leather pumps and slippers, Boys boots. Cn'l-
lrens shoes assOrtedkinds and sizes. All OF which
will he SOLD very low for cash or approve. ,raae:
Aug E. y SAA1sSo4S. &
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-10-25
RUTCAERHS.G.

RUTCHERSsS.G.sA sla1gs
G. + II. STAHL would inform dealers in
Beef and Pork in this place. as well as atock farm
ers. tia. they ready 10 SLAUGHTER any NUM-
Der Of cattle hogs, in the neatest possible manner
and on the most liberal terms. Oct 4 IA
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-10-25

No TICE.
w. FRYE having left the Iowa House,
Would say 10 all.
Both Great and small. 10 a6a
Come pay me what's my due;
Tor dcrlare, s
And almns, swear, ...-
do not like to sue,
But shall
Blcnminotor Aug. 90. 1874.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-10-25
GLASGOW HOUSE.
CORNER OF OLIVE e SECOND sT,s

0O.s-sEis Ut Ol.IS e y SECUND SITS,
stA lTw0 sarAaEs FROM The RIvxR.l
HNHE undersigned having Leased the a!cvc OK.
telisive and rr,,,ral establishments, il now
ready :" accommodate permanent Or transient
l,af,'crs. The house has been tnrouchr cleans
cd. re- painted and r.-iipsi end as u H I. he vim
vcnture 10 say tia, !. will not be fund inf.ior 10
any III the CITY. Tie accommodations f.r families
are r'ony aud comfortable. embracing Ladies
or'''nary and Par1F apartments tyr family par.iss.
fagei'er witt, the convenience Of se,,era,c en-
trance 10 the l,nns,,!nr 'a,li s.
Ni>iinr~ 10 81. Louis. fre,a the South or csc.
where will meet with every usual accommodation
al first class Hn;el a, the Glasgow House. A
shore ii public patronage is respectfully solicited.
Oct IL Z. II. ROBBINS.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-10-25
REMOVAL.
y. Bennett & Co.

AS removed to the trick store, second west
= - Of the American House, OH Second street,
BiO0lning.o low,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-10-25
GREAT ARRIVAL.
OF Fill avn N.Ly.TER GOODS,

GREAT ARRIVAL.
OF Fill .S.v.D vy.LvTER COODS.
drcc, from The cities of NEW Yn.K and BOS.
TON. now receiving q, the Lirk store on Second
street. the largest, cl.apps and hest selected stock
OF gods ever imported to the city of Bloomington,
Iowa.
J. BENIN EFT & Co. would inform The eli
zens of Bloomington aud vicinity generally. that
having Just received from Bnsin,,. NJ which place
they have carefully selected their fall aud winter
goods, adapted II the market assigned. feel ro,ii.
dent Of satisfying all who may favor them with
call, with goods at prices not to be undersod eth
or u. wholesale retail. west Of Lake Michigan.
Economy should always be cons; iered-eail and
examine our goods. a part Of which may be found
at prices TO suit purchasers. 1855
Dry Goods.
4 large assortmen, Of Blk. Biue-black, Invisible
Green. aud Blue Broad Cloths; Biae.bIack and
CaJst mixed Cashmere. Blue, Black and Cadet
m'x'd Satiinet, blue, back and brown Pilot Cloth
Plus, English. French and American Prints va
rety ct new patterns, fine, superinc. plain and
f.''d Alaparca, Nous. he Lain. Edinb0ro' and
Highland Plaid Shawl-, Merino. Nous dc Lain aud
a variety Of fancy H'd'k's, Hard ana Easy Times.
black, brown and figured GA Merino, a variety Of
Iris, Linens Check, Camrcks Glovcs, Hosiery
huckskin Mittens end Gloves. Large assortment
of brown Domestic, D.cy's b!cached Sheeing,
Ticking white and rcd FIannels, &c. &c. and a
grea. variety Of other goods.
Grocer es.
Coffee, hrown and loaf Sugar, Young Hyson
and Imperial Tea, Molasses, Pepper, Aispice, Gin
ger, CHINA mon, Tobacco. Sperm and Taliow Can
dies, Bar and Castecl Soap. Powder, Shot, Lead,
Pcrcus. Caps. Indigo, Ma!tcr Coplcra>. Aowes.
A general assortment of Nails, 81 Al Sd 81 81 l0i
cod.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HARD
AND QUEENS.WARE.
ALSO-A large assortment of BOOTS and
SHOES.
M kinds Of Isroduc: taken III erchnage
for Goods.
Oct Is, SAL.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-10-25

BOSTON NAILS 81 WINDOW GLASS
Reed per Osprey 20 Kegs No 3, 4, 6. 8. TO- IL and
and ny Boston Nails; Also, 20 boxes SxIO and
.l0xl2 Window Glass, for sale cheap by
aug 80 GREEN d ENDERS.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-10-25

IyALF SKINS-6 loz. Eastern Call Skins. just
Il reed and Cor sale, by J. Is. DoUGHERTr.
April ,9-24-tf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-10-25
BOOTS AND SHOES.

HRAIN and grass scy'h..s just .sr,d and To-
0U sale by bENNEi y 20
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-10-25

UyLAXSEED and BEESWAX wanted: Tor
1' which the highest market price will he Paid ny
April l9-24-tf. J. .. DousHk"Tf'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-10-25

ElAlA BEEF GAIT! E wanted iin,ncii-
i COO aeIy by j. BENNETT q Co.
6AAA Bush. dried Apples just rcc'L and for
/ wv sale ty J. BENNETT i 20.
CORNER OF FRONT AND CHESTNUT ST.
OPPOSITE IOWA HOUSE.
4 RE now receiving an extensive stock Of Sc A.
IA SONABLE GOODS. Consisting oftoreign
and domesiic
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS BONNETSS &c.
Which viii be sold at the lo,cest cash price. a
mong which are the foIlowing:s@
Bleacled and brown shceiings AMI shirtings. Us.
naburgs drilsss and tickinss, summer sinfi check
and cambricks, Irish linens. nankeens and ginghams
silks saiins anil ribbons. leghorn shell and fancy
bonne'ts. artificial flowers and trimmings &c DC.
May 10 1914 2Tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-10-25

III AIDES CATER BOOrS.-1.a,lics Black
- and coloed Cater and l-2 Cater Boots for
sal" very cheap lv Oct IL ] A GREEN
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-10-25

G. A. SAL'-5O s,cks G A Salt just received
per steamer Monona, md for sac by
Oct III IA GREEN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-10-25

bhls. Kanawha Salt reed per S B Os
h. ~ prey on cnnsi .nmrni and for sale low
-" by EDWARDS y TAYLOR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
TILE nIsrRInrrInN.i

! A prominent article in.fe political creed Of
the Wings is the Distribution among the States
OF the Proceeds OF the Sales of The Public Lands
This measure has been strongly recommended
BY Gen. Jackson ON more than one occasion, aud
we clip the following from his FIRST message 10
Congress in 1899;
'' appears 10 me hat The most safe just and derql
disposition ichitA could Be made Of tae surplus
nss, ,ceuld BE- It's Gpporiionmtnt among The several
States according 10 their ratio Of representation"
This was bona fide Democracy in those palmy
days OF Jacksonism, yet now We find the Loco
JFoeo orators Of the day, stamping il as Fede-
raj measure. Ifii is Federal now, il must have
been FeGeralin 1895. aud will these demsgognes
charge the old Hero with sustaining or recon.
mending any thing that was not pure democra.
cys II is indeed mysterious losus how this mea.
sure can be Democratic Recommendation at one
time, and an ultra Federal docttine When espous.
ed by the Wings.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

What eiliaur Leo Foso f,isiis pko r,e'sld
70 have such 40 t4Is horror 70. hnI|1ihs ihsl
saveEs Of Federalism. ihIEk, When hey are lold
ihatlhe Sub Treasury scheme 4as hfsi feeh6i-
mepded b Alexspter Hanlio1. and mai Re
was rs apIhor. Wen NAY you stare 10 wonder
mcns and surpfizs. modern democrat Jet q s
neTer,heless correct Wesse his ''democFalie''
Pasts, headed b. Marin Yan Bursu, attempting
% fasien upon our conntry : project which We
eoneeiYs % bs Tie most dangerous ever offered
By he ultra FedefaIists The extfacl furnished
us from the stenbenville Herald. which We give
below, bears US fully out IN saying thar AIexan-
der Hamilton vas The original inventor and pro-
poser OF lhs ssb-irssnry scheme which Mr. Van
Barren fastened upon The nation. and for which
mainly. he vas Kicked out Of The Presidency.
Ia 1896 Mi. Van Buren's Secretary or lhe Trea-
|sufy recommended the scheme 10 Congress BY
the declaration that ii was urgently recommend
ed BY this Department as early as $780, From
1850 10 l795 Alexander Hamilton vas Secretary
Of The Treasury, and Of course was Secretary in
1890.
The following is the fourth section OF an act
entitled An act 10 establish the Treasury De-
psrment,' passed ahs 81 Of September, 1859,
when Alexander Hamilton was Secretary Of The
Treasury
.Sec.l. md be Il further enacted, That il
shall he the duty Of lhe Treasurer 10 receive aud
Ikeep the money Of the United States, and 10 dis
buFse the same. &c. He shall at all times snb-
NIT TO the Secretary of the Treasury and The
CompiroleE. OF ether Of Them the inspection Of
the monies in his hands. ~
The following is the 3O.h section Of the same
act:
s,Sec. 30 And be il further enacted, That the
duties and fees to be collected by virtue Of this
act shall be received IN gold and silver ONLY"
AT this lime (Sept. 17a9,) remarks The Herald,
that rank Fedefalist Alexander Hamilton, was
Secretary Of the Treasury. The sub Treasury,
with The SPECIE CLAUSE originated with him.
and at The end Of fifty years. andihaYiDg been d.
bandoned BY Washington, Jefferson, Madison.
Monroe and Adams, and denounced by jackson,
was revived by Marin Van Buren,. So that
Van Buren walks 10 the footsteps of that old
Fsceralist Alexander Hamilton!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

Monday las. being Court day 10 Frederick,
= large body Of The people assembled at The
Court House 10 Winchester, to transact their or
binary business and 10 hear the candidates for
the Senate and the Electoral candidates discuss
the questions Of public policy now befofe the
copniry.
According 10 arrangements BY committee Of
i've of>each party, JOHN BRucE, Esq. opened
the discussion, and spoke fpr an hour. .JoHN s.
GALLAHER, Esq. replied for The same length Of
lime, and each o. the speakers -fejoined in a
half hours speech. The discussion was con-
<dueted 10 good temper. and the people gave pa
iient and respectful attention. Mr.~Bruce was a.
moBg his sequaintances. and no doubt fell bin-
self Eat ease" with them. If they we're salts
fed with his views, no one has right to CON-
plain. lie did his BEST 10 please them. Mr..
Gallaher made his first appearances on the
"siump" before The good people o. Frederick !;
and we may be permitted (brother though we
lbe) TO record the opinions Of others when we
say the impression was decidedly favorable, and
his effort aliihst his most partial frienGs could
desire. He was kindly received, AMI we hsz-
ard nothing il saying will meet with further and
-Hnequ;socaf evidences Of good feeling and re-
{. .scL Il
After the senasoria. asPirap.s hsd finished,
the Electoral Candidates for the district appear
ed on the stand. ANDREW lIUSTER, Esq the
Wing Elecior, led of, and made alPoRerful ar
gument OF an hour, reviewing and contrasting
the lives aud services OF Henry Clay and Martin
Van Buren,, and urging the reasons which should
operate upon rejecting men TO prefer the STATES
man OF the West over the Northern man who
PROPOSES 10 repudiaie the principles Ct his own
kith and kin. and to adopt Southern views and
feelings.
HENRr BEDiNOER, Esq. followed in an hours
reply, defending Mr.Syan Buren,, and using his
ever ready weapons Of vii and ridicule upon the
Wing party. When, however, he ventured in
u the field Of argument, j, was easy To- perceive
he was not quite SO much cat home ,"land ssme
of his positions were more conspicuous for The If
boldnsss Than their soundness.
!. Each Of these gentlemen replied ia half hour
speeches; aud, as the shades OF evening ap.
preached, tapefed down 10 rejoinders and sur
rejoindgrs or fifteen minutes apiece.
Never have we seen public gathering more
patient, or more deeply Interested 10 political!
controversy. For six hours, The large hail above
the Court Room was crowded, and men OF all
ages stood patiently TO hear the arguments and
10 enjoy the keen encounters Of wit1wilh which
the discussion was gaFnished.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07


How iofsib'y ms. ~ pel'iian oar eni,niry
now oeenPi>s. strike esea he free trade lheo-
rist IN fsisreses % Der iadepsndspes and pros
perily. from hat shIth sks Ned previous 10 The
passage Or he Tariff Acls Last ylar here was
brought 10 ibe Uniled slsiss from different To-
reign ports. some Hjl.tn l;ilssns Of Dsilsrs, ia
|pagmentfor different articles 81 eur production;
and We 6nd that the receipts 10 ,he New York
Custom House, fIon The 81 10 The 9t:h Of Feb
ruary last, amounted 10 Tee Millions. Sixteen
Thorsrnd. Fios HuAdrsd and Eiehfy-six D0Ilsrs,
and Eigkfy lhrss ceats. There also arrived be-
tween the 10Th and the 23d OF tie same month,
| at New York. 60 ships. Al barks, 50 brigs. and
i52 schooners-totsl 346 vesseis-93 Of them
from foreign ports, and portion Of Them from
our Southern ports. Here are matters 81 fact,
which speak louder than words. what results
may be expected BY tho Tariff Striking evil
dencesSrs here exhibited, which pariisans can
noi question, as they are matters Of record -
Judging from ths activity thai prevails at our
otter ports, The Revenue arising The United
States during The month of February, may BE
safely put down At FIVE MILLIONS n DOL
LARSs which Is more than THEE fitisns q
Dollars above the expenses. of gosefnme1l du-
ring ihaftime, and this TOO despite The rlamors
ofths Loco Foco party, thai y VS. insufficient
FOR Revsnuss
Nsskpraetilal rssnl,s ~ fkess s,asirr theni
in The face do We God lhe Editors Of lie Enquirer
raising The cry Of REPEAf. The iocsin
has sounded and lhsmost desperate efforts are
now being made 10 Warrington 70 modify The
Tariff, 50 as to strip il or is most essential fsa-
tufe or prosperity 10 our mechanics, Protection I
Are the working-meh, the mechanics or our
country, willing that 1t shah Be so altered p
Are they prepared 10 sanction such deleterious
and yaseiliating legislation they favor this
unstable and 6ekIe motkiag up ard down poll
Icy, ioHcarry Out the scheming Of faciious dema-
gogues No Tariff can ever be permanent and
stable that does not recognize fully the ptinci.
pie Of protection 10 the mechanic interest Of
our country. Repeal this Tariff. and the tide of
affairs iriI be turned Instead Of our being the
creditor, We will again be found in the position
OF debtor The specie which has been and still
continues TO pour into our country ien rsaur !.
and soon find its way back again to the Golfers
of the British manufacturing capitalist, in pay
ment for articles which our OWL manufacturers
can furnish at as cheap and cheaper rates, If
the whole market be guaranteed to them but
cannot compete with foreign PnsPer labor, and
foreign capitalists, If they are only to have a
part Of the market should such result hap
pen-should the Loco Focos 10 their mad career
repeal lhe Tariff, then may we lock for panics
in the money markets-manufacturing establish
ments closed-the working men Of our country
without labor-susPensions On the part Of our
bapks7and The produce Of The farmer brought
down to hard money prices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
TUE OLD GAME.

The Richmond Enquirer has fallen upon the
old game Of ''brag for CANNON, 2 and common
ees his prophecies Cor Nj as follows.
eve understand from an intelligent member
Of Congress, thalour friends 10 Washington are
Ia high spilns; They count upon carrying New
York by amaiofily Of from Is to %, 900; Ohio
BY. 10, 900. They calculate upon the success Of
the Van Buren, and Johnson ticket in Pennsyl-
yania by some ihoos ands--and they entertain
saRguine hopes Of Mr.. Van Bureaus success
An eyss are now turned to The Old Dominion
If she stands fast, all is safe. lF-ean We, ought
We. 10 doubt ID No, move shall carry her in
November BY 5,000or more.p
Now be Il remambered, that the old gentle
man Of the EnquiTer has tried his baud at pro-
pheey before. during the campaign Of 40, and
then, proved 10 Be false prophet. New York
and Pennsylvania were claimed beyond question
0. caxil By Mr.. Richie, yet these States we're
found ia the xhis Pyramid, where they will a.
gain occupy pioad position after November
next.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
THE LATE cALAMlTous AccIDENT.


The bodies .ol the lamented IIPsHUR,
GiLMER, MAxcY, KENYON and GARDNER
were brought 10 This city yesterday, in cof.
fms. from The ship Princeton on board Of
which. on the preceding afternoon they
passed from life to de alh, by means not
less feel or fatal than FIRE from Heaven.
The cotfins were conveyed. with due
solemnity, 10 the Presidents, House, and
placed in The East room. there 10 await
Tie Funeral ceremonies.
The gloom which fell upon every spirit
Cd the first news Of the, sad accident on
board ofthe Princeton was.yisi5le in eve.
" countenance yesterday. Responive
10 a Message of the President on the sub
ject,. both Houses Of Congress adjourned
immediately alter adopting Resolutions
expressive Of their feelings. They will
meet again tomorrow only TO attend the
Funeral which is appointed 10 take place
on Saturday at / o'clock.
Nodealh bias occurred, in consequence
of The terrible accident, besides those
mentioned yesterday except that Of a ser.
want Of the President "a colored mani who
was nearthe gun at the time Of lis exPlod-
ling. Those who were wounded, citizens,
and seamen. are, we are glad 10 learn,
generally. less hurt than was supposed,
and are doing. well.
In regard 10 this unhappy occurrence,
liz is well remarked by the Globe, that
s'ihe only circumstance calculated 10 re-
FIieye the all-pervading distress, is. that
of The multitude Of ladies' who were on
board The ship, not one was injured
The happy exemption Of such a multi
ltude 81 the tender sex. who witnessed
tie havoc made 10 the midst Of them Of
the most distinguished and beloved Of
their counirymen. while it brings some
solsce TO the circle OF their immediate
friends. cannot but deepen 1.-The sympa-
ihies which they, Of the whole. cominu.
nifty. feel for the bereaved families Of
those who have fallen" This is theme
upon which il must be needless. further 10
dwell but undevoutsand hardened indeed
must be the heart Of bin or her who is
not profoundly grateful that. dreadful as
the resnlt.was, i. was less Than. under the
circumstances, could have been hoped
upon any human computation.
MAJ. hi. Friday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07

! AS all ihiugs will come right side up at the
Presidential election, WHEN The people viliurn
ouie every where and voteIor the Ashland Far
ner, The wings OF Virginia must moi suppose
that all exertion atihis time On their part is IN!
necessary, ard that il lis matter Of but Etlle
Consequences, what complexion Virginia presents
10 her political appearance this spring. HI
The Wing cause is well worthy Of warm
hearty, and cordial suppOrtat all times and.in
allseasoDs, and nothing would be more destructive
10 pur cause and our country, than The preYa-
Ience Of the opinion allhe strength Of the par
~ Is not wanted -this spring. Not political
victory that s:ll be achieved from now to the
election, but will contribute to iheieIevaiion OF
Mi Clay. Moreover we find our opponents AZ
doping the policy Of adhesiyeness, and willing
10 swallow any draush, however noxious, that IS
labeled Democracy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
ENGLANp,s TARIFF ON TOBACCO.


: Tie British are very importunaie 10 their ef-
forts to convince The American people that d
free tra6e policy would be best adapted 10 the
Government Of The United States, and for the
purpose OF enlightening them upon this subject,
have established il is said, the free trade Or
gan under Gen. Duff Green, ia New York.
Whilst Ibis is The case, !, may not be iuprooer
TO point out the operations Of The Tariff Law Of
Great Britain on one important product Of ours,
which is raised in great abundance in the Yves.
tern and Southern, patt Of our State, that Of To-
bacce. The United States Gazette thus speaks
ofil:
ga merchant Of Philadelphia, few days
since, sold 1892 pounds Of tobacco, at cents a
pound. amounting 10 s2O9 50. This Tobacco
will De sent 10 Liverpool; il will pay nine Shi-
lings pound import duly, making 2os, IS shil-
lings, or fl050, or nearly $3.50. Other tobac-
co pay three shillings pound, none less.Fp
II is said an attempt is being made by the A.
melican Chamber Of Commerce in Liverpool
to have the importduiy on tobacco reduced 70
one shilling pound, about4A,ss HUNDRED per cent.
upon the invoice price. Whether that body
viii succeed in its aliemp. 10 approach free
trade by reducing the duties from rwen,i-seyen
hundred TO Ihfes hundred per cent, We cannon
fell NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
DEATH OF NICHOLAS BIDpLE.

Laie President Of The Uniisa STATES Bank.
The Philadelphia Gazette Of the 9th uItimo
says;-
For some months past il has been
kGown to the friends Of Nicholas Biddle
that his health was greatly impaired. and
his permanent recovery doubtful. II is
opf painful task 10 announce that The dis.
easeswbich has so long afflicted him, ter
minated his life this morning, at Andalu.
sia.1 The hour Of his death was about
four o'clock. The last illness o. Mr.. Bid.
DE was accompanied by great suffering
ID the early stages Of the disease, he oc-
casionally visited the city, but exhibited
to those who mel him no token of physi,
cal distress. His fortitude was conspicu.
obs 10 the last. He leaves a widow, Sc
yeral children and numerous relatives and
friends 10 mourn bis loss, at an age when
they might well have hoped 10 witness the
exercise Of bis varied powers in their full
yigor.' RI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-03-07
an INTERESTING FACT

Was stated BY Mr.. Phelps, in laie speech 10
the.U $. Senate, in regard to the amount Of
Flour consumed by The manufacturing estab-
mo1ts at the Moth. Mr.. p. stated that the
Flour used in STARCH MADE FOR sizINo GOODS
MADE IN MAssAenusEfTs ONLY. is equal in amount
to tie Whole quantity Of -four taken Of us in Eng
land Here is another most striking illustration Of
the Value OF the home market and the great BEN
eft tp the larmers Of aouIishing condition Of
the manufacturers