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In its onward a yIctoriolls Coursel!
s ts.a DAYTON Feb.Il, 1916.


Mr, J, w. Whitmore !: y,ft So. sit4tSi ga 7
Dear Sir-Asyou are the regular authorized a.
gent in. Dayton, forthe sale Of 'sDr. Wstars Bal
sam OF Wild herry,'' take this method Of ma
king statement Of facts to you (Which hope
may published 10 the world in reference to an
almost Miraculous cure, wrought in my case by
means Of the above lnyaluabIe3a Language
fails to describe the salutary effects it produced,
and the great benefit derived from ii.
The citizens Of Dayton and vicinity well lrecol-
lect that on the 9th of August last i received se-
rious injury BY the explosion Of cannon. A por-
tion Of its contents entered my right side and
breast! and in all probability some fragments Or
splinters OF the ranrod passed through tho plura,
and pierced the lungs.
After the lapse OF about six weeks. i was nt-
tackled with distressing cough ard violent pain
in my right side. Some ten days after this, when
| IN paroxysim Of coughing, suddenly an ulcer
broke, and large quantity ofvery offensive mat
! ter mixed with blood, most Of which found pas
sage through the opening of the wound. From
this opening there frequently passed quantity
Of air, supposed to issue from the lungs During
all this time my sufferings were most intoerable.
| My physiciane meanwhile, paid the strctest at
tention to me, and did all in their power for my
recovery. But with al their Skill they could not
reach the seat Of distress. ] was visited during
this time by atleast twenty Physicians.
Itwas now reduced to ceriainty, that lnfama-
~, uo - .no VIZ taAi Piace' ana
,nas !, ~ hi1.h as sAO'
ms : ~ - " n'g
~ slis Sri'icai saage messenger was oes,
IN. - a.u
=, sna. piaSe was sonsuisee' men ne sus inaas
acquain'eu Mi,n W NY sl'ualou nj lpa'
ny.,ng couiI pe aone py eulcal a,d' = .ie co'- ~
s.lu'lon i'se'i was no' sunicien' 70 'hio" On me
uisvass.
IVY Wy ifienos now oespalrea o. my recovery ana
nau no eaftnly ground oi nope 70 survive many
Gays, ,,. rortuqa'eiy az ils Junctufe, say one g
"; Wistar's famPhiets. ent;tioe "Famlly Med
lcpl uu,oe," OF ireatlse Sc on consumption oi me
Lungs,.. AS shaa ollen heafa ns ot5dying mon i,
cnlcning aI s'raws'" ieit lke a9ing 50 inysei
ho,,l .ne coalgn' y ., my pnysc,a ssn' .oyou
iora noi'ie OF tne mediclne uescf,Dea VIZ
lar's naisam o. wig cherry" winch renewed me
alnos, immeola.ely ai.er haa us ea some II :
81 SIX oo'.es; 81 aaa g lar recovered to pe ~
Wy ny a,ru py Were
iss,vleu 70 aeai'ny s'a.eail from we neane
uhu painy ny anu Powei'ui iheecshal VII
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rr.;,., 4, Van are no lonoer
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Ts. sas. yenss,;on The sentle.
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~ ""l ~ ~ rs - '''e - y, ~,
'who took h's reyal heaa upon ner lap end
tenaes'y A'ss'' '''S .oa'y syeo a''ssP' u's
Niu1tei SAY upon tne ctoes WIN ne., Nno
loved, the UNANIMOUSLY beautiful
He smoke Of all the wonder Of the World, |
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great blue Heaven, Wnefe Inc charlot OF the
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through many centuries; terribly beautiiuli \
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voice walled up for cnllarcn VINO sncu,d
haard her wasted majesty and know her rad
.iant worlh; and how The desoiate Ocean
~ i, '- IL ! ! c. q. II q. II -
saol msac,ss ,s !; i.o'n Po'o VIZ G1aspsa % nsaos
A rosier tint now made sparkling mus.
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n's e'ie'9' NV 9yVs ,PVn my sc'ups Suh' oho
'toWerea 10 pie iuli stature on the cfag and
sung an earnest song, native song. Our
land IL fill IL themes
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ne'f nsai's .iio unoes music suDtiy esat;
and they were blessed Therefore the rocks.
now lowered BY verse with Immortality, are
ballowed Ia The Bard for ever more Vhev
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nave ha'he o'''ousn ~ 'nS iu'urc siine' Z
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, Aug. 7, l646.]
To the Hon. Dixon II. Lewis,

Wn<I., <xfo AM
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: sae .ons e as ~ comm;.,ss [ On Finance
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20 ch,el efs,c'e ~ ~ sni'oou',.Iu ~ a.
comprising ,n's op1lec, VII p'ooap'slvo .ne
q Jua.'nen' p0uhua'y II D9.J @ ~"
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nereal'er pe ,nc'llsa e as.uro. n .ne au.
lus.leil' z, 'n,s eou unua' ~ 4 TX
a iail, equlVs'enl lor any cohcsss'o'S winch
may pe maoe oy lleA'co .1s p.s.,Io-.
onoes 'nese c'icuipssahces, sne ,es'eell'
oeems'' important 'na. po1nonu' VIZ suaN
shouiu pe p'aSsp uilpsi W - ~
vanceu need pe, % ,ne uove,h'nen. q .'a'
Republic, Immediately upon me rannca.lon
81 'ne afea'y. y i'gns % 'ncoass'sns 81 ~,
~ 'h9 'lo !, = - i
could be ratified by our senate ano an ap-
proprlatlen to carry itsin'o enecs naue Dy
congress. Indeed Inc necessity ior .nls
delay might defeat 1!he oDlec, ai'1ge'ner.
This disbursement OF money, snould J. oe
made, would OF course oe accounted ior az
but like other expenditures,
Two precedenis for such proceeding
exist in our past history, during the admlnls-
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Applied to the perfection Of ehcracter and management
or fchIldren. BY 0, 4, Fowler. Price so cts.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-09-03

The Hon. r, G. Schenck, has been re-
nominated for Congress by the Wings Of his
(lho Dayton) district.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-09-03

accommodation OF the Travelling community.4
y ]. III. v. feels confident that those who favor
him by selecting his house will find the accom-
nodations and attendance equal to those of any
House III this part - Ohio His table will be well
furnished with the best the surrounding country
affords. and his bills will be found reasonably
low 10 suit the times. Hehas also large and good
stabline, and designs 70 spare no paine to secure
the comfort and convenience OF his guests. u X 3
KALDA, January 8, 1896 2c
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1846-09-03

REy. DR.. KENpRrcK The New York
papers state that the health Of this venerable
man isvery low, and no hopss are entertain
ed of bis recovery. He recently visited NJ.
Y. City, for the purpose Of medical advice,
but gained ne relief.
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(. AL I'D Al HOTE t..
j "a M E s III VAIL.

HAS taken the we'll known and
HI ccmmodious Tavern Stand fern.
erly occupied BY T..R. Mcclure. Tho
House has been thoroughly repaired
this fall, and is now well fitted 10 the
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The Price oi which two Works in England
is $l2 a Year. AS rcpublished BY The
subscriber they will cost only 5 ! q year!
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T1LANKs OF eAery description for sale at the Office OF
ID the venture,--Aug. p 1876.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

MExlco.-Later advices from Mexico rem
der it certain that the government Of Herrera
has been deposed, and that the revolution Of
Gen. Parades has been entirely successful
The gates Of the city Of Mexico were opened
to him without his striking single blow, and
his government has gone into operation. MIR.
Slidell, the American minister, was. at last
advices, at Jalaps, awai,ing the issue Of events.
l, is supposed that Pafades will be disposed
TO negotiate on tho matters of difference be-
tween the United States and Mexico, though,
in his Pronunciamento. or plan for organizing
a new government, he avows HE intention Of
asking Of the new government, when cons,i.
,u,ed. 'rhe privilege Of marching 10 the front.
Ter [Texse] to encounter the usurpers Of the
Mexican territory, and the enemies Of their
Independence and prosperity" The govern.
ment Of Herrera was over,hrown on account.
Of ito supposed willingness to sell California,
and refusal TO attempt the re-conquess Of Tex
ss. Whatever may be the feelings Of the new
leader upon the first point, he will never make
tho fooI.hardy ausmp, 10 subjuga.s Texas.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

A QUARTER or 4 MiLLfoN FOR THE LEAeUx.
On the 23d ult. the Anti Corn Law League
held meeting at Manchester. when il was
resolved to raise t,vo hundred and fifty thous-
and pounds sterling, in furtherance Of the OBJ
iect Of free trade in corn. The London Sun
Of the Gath ult. says
We have bo, just time to point attention
to the great meeting of the Anii.Corn Law
League. held at Manchester yesterday 1.-The
greatest ia its results ever held in CONNER
cisl town. In the shor, space Of an hour or
so, nearly sixty thousand pounds wero sub.
scribed spontaneously il by reclamation {!
Truly this is sign Of tho limess which The
most perverse monopolist will believe and
tremble.' The doom of the Corn Laws is al
length sealed, and forever"
Subsequent accounts state that the total q.
mount subscribed was nearly g75,00O. t
The Anti. Corn Law League held their first
nesting of the season in London, At Covsn,
Garden Theatre, on the 9th ult. The house
was ,denseiy crowded 10 every part, and the
greatest excitement prevailed respecting the
repeal Of the Corn Laws.
Free Trade meetings have been held il near.
~ all the large manufacturing towns, al which
il was resolved to petition the Qaesn for 10.
tai repeal Of the Corn Laws.
Ireland still continues in q very unsettled
staie-onsrages and murders not sbated. Mr..
O'Connell attended the Repeal Association q.
it's meeting on the 18th ult.-mads = long
speech pledged himself to support the Anti
Corn Law League. ia the efforts TO repeal tbe
statutes which prohibited the frss 'imports,icn
Of foreign grsin into these kineeoms.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

o. The Washington correspondent, Of the
Now York Evening Post believes the runor
that Mr.. Buchanan will now accept seat
upon the bench Of the Supreme Court, and that
either Hon. VIM. R. King. our present Min
lister 10 France, or Hon. John Y. Mason, the
present Attorney General, vii! succeed him az
Secretary of State. There is no doubt that
Mr.. Buchanan has resigned, or will soon re-.
sign, his place in the Cabinet. aud be- placed
upon the Bench.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

TERRIBLE AccIDENr At CAnsoNDxLs, Pa
We ascertain by a,ls!,er addressed 10 one Of
the officers Of the Delaware and Hudson Ca.
nal Company, that about 10 o'clock on Nom
day morning, the roof Of mines Nos and 2,
.nuerinn several acres. suddenly foil :. vim
fearful crash, ex.ingoisnIug The ligtts in other
mines connected with il to the distance Of a
mile, by the pressure Of air, caused by the fall
ing body. A grea. loss Of life was at frs, ap-
pretended but after the exci,emen. had some-
what subsidized. It was found that about fifteen
only were missing-among whom is MIR. J..
Hosea, an assistant overseer in the mines
Many were injured beside, though it is hoped
no, dangerously. tits no, very probable that
the bodies Of the lost will be ex.ricaied, fears
being entertained of another fall.
N. Y. Tribune.
We learn BY late Intelligence tha, Mr.. Ho.
sea, after having been buried beneath the fall
en- rubbish for three days, succeeded in work
ing his way out. Hopes were entertained
tina. others might be rescued. tas
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

o. A writer in the Minefs' Express com
plains of the Withdrawal Of the United States
troops from forts Crawford, Atkinson, Snsl.
ling and Winnebago, and urges their le-gsrri.
soning ~ measure Of protection TO the pso.
pie Of the north sgsips, the depredasions Of
rowing Indiahs.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

~ Tha, the administration Of Sir Robert
Peel is regarded as much more disposed to
peace with this country than that Of Lord John
Russell would have been, is evident frcm the
fac. that, upon the resignation Of Sir Robert,
the funds experienced considerable decline.
Upon his return to Office corresponding rise
occurred. e-&Gs q
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

The LYNX passed down the river few
days, since for the purpose Of resuming her
station az regular packe. between St. Louis
and ST. Peters. During the pas, winter she
has undergone thorough repair, and she is
still commanded BY Capt. John Atchison, 4
name associated with the idea Of good boat,
good cheer. and every thing else pleasan, and
desirable.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

New MAIL Rourrs.-The last Territorial
Legislature passed joins resolutions asking for
the establishment. Of tri-weekly mails from
Keoksk, via Iowa City. 10 Dubuque; and from
Knoxville, ILL.,, via Bloomington, Iowa. to
Iowa City. KGa 50
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

~ The notice Of the examination and Of.
hibition Of the scholars attending Miss Sheer.
er's school. prepared by the committee ap-
pointed for that purpose. was received too lsss
for insertion this week.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21


/ -. am,o,. !, .o.m. (. mo., .;nonlar in.
..,.,.,...x s., a.y o,..o .av q ,he people
~. !. 49,, vor, p,..;aen, a. sncs, -
..no,.;hls and ,,n.,sa o,;csr mon The face 81
,he ..,.h van c.n .,sc, vour members Of
|r,-....s s1a.ss -, i 4. Nal, des,;.
-. = $, ssn,,h,;...o, 80 e,,ec, .,he Gov
s. ro,, Sal. I'D Tho nao,ber. &c vour
60. -. -. a,.,,A, -, com.
:, ia -. 49, h.ys ~, .nf.
:..,,:- -, !. .o.,,,,,, n,5c. .,
". -, 10, : !. dam ocra,;c government.
~. .,...a.., a,s..v .ra 3. ..booa Inc
..ar,. - Ia,,. ..;,f .void !, ~ 1akino mon
$, &c., ~, .i..,;an - 81, nal, ofF;eer.,
f,,m, cov. =, j nw.,d. q ss'F 1sssl
.rh.,. = oh;sc,;o,. = i. eac,on Of Juao.
:. !. -. n.or,s wh;.h wa v;n notice !. fal-
!. 800 ,.;l, .d.,,, and ,h;ch -. Mill
s.,..vo,,a =. f,.ntl, I.,s;. .,o.d that
-. = .,a.,.a.h.. ~. n.o.,. I'll com.
Go ~. h.., na,;,;.., -, f1;., and will
-. - 49,. -, 80 ~. .,.o,,. ~
m !, ~ e.s,,,..aT -. a. ~. sun.
-. nj. !. o.,d No ,,,.s ':fo,s =. sunoosa The
..,. .x.,;.;.. -. -,.....;,.;,:,. - ,h..f1
=. -..,a h..s .ses,;.., a;....,n ~, = s,ec,
80 - Il. - i, -. Ia.
1l.,:.;.., .,,,,, ~
.,;.a;..,. h.,,.... ,hs;, f.I,ov ,n !. n The
e..,,d ,,ace. II Iudoes ara .npoin,ed by the
cov.,,a, ,hev will IN nina casss GU, Of ten,
ha ,aken from the dominant par.y-in nine
..... an, If e,.,v tan ,h.v will have been
.c,;v. and ,,om;neo, roli,icians before their
.nno;o,,nan,--o generally. thew will BE- sp.
,a;o..a r., f.;,bf.l n.,,, ..,,;c.. and Thus.
,na., ,bo n,.n 80 ,o,o;o,,;oo hv ,ha Govarnor.
and co,6,m ,,;co hv The senate our chance Of
h.,;oo n.,,v 1,dco. w;,, i. in., "a orea, a.
;c...s -. a,.o,aa -, -. n.on,e II
!, h. said ,h,,. I.do. alec,ed ~ The people
~;l, Lnow ,,ho ,o,.d .r.;o., him ". an.wer
,ha, I,ao. .,,o;,,sa 10 N. Governor and
Co.. u;,I Lnov .,,o h.,. HAM 81. no,i,ic,l
.,am;.. vho .;coed ~. IA ,;,;ons. and who
onno..d ri. ,om;o.,;on aasides. this arou.
80, .,d .ora ,hs, .,ouneo, .ca;ns, ,hs :.
,..,;o, of r,doa. hv Tho .reon,e' :. eoua,lv
cood .,a v.s ;od.ea former,v most s,renu.
on.,v u,o.d. aoaioa, giving 10 the people the
.l.ction Of Justices Of the Peace. Experi.
ence has. however. failed to convince the peo-
MIA ,ha, i, i, dangerous for them 10 cleo. their
Ju.,ice..
lis further urged that. il the people cleo.
,bair JUDGES. incompe,ea, men will often be
elevated . tha bench. Wa answer. that the
n.on,a n whom ,ha candida,e il known are
hat,.r ah,e 10 ;,doa cnr,sc,lv of his oualifica.
lions. than ,he Governor. 10 whom HE entire
o,iva,e character mus, be unknown. and who
mus, be more Or less ienoran, Of HE real legal
a,,aiomeo,s and Qualifications. Governors
ara hut men. and there would ALWAYS be
chance of ,heir being i,npoeed upon. and fore.
-. -
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IL rr~E G~~
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

~ Among the mail routes advertised for
letting on the 30.h day of April next, we no.
,ice that from this place to Marion, by way
Of Moscow, Upton and Franklin, once week.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

MURDERER ARREsTeD. Charles Morton, q.
has Thomas Brown, who isssnpposed TO have
been concerned in the murder Of Col. Daven.
port, and 10 have been connected with the
Hodges in the murder Of the Germans in Lee
county. was arrested recently 10 New York
Mr.. Benny having forwarded description Of
him 10 the police officers of.hat city. Brown
gust last, robbed boarder a. Dunning's Ho-
tel, ia New York. Of $500. rs
Since writing the above we learn that Brown
has been discharged from custody.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

MAIL Sra AMeks.--lth has been decided BY
the Pos, Office Department 10 issue proposals
for building ten steamers, by individuals, to
be used for commercial purposes; the Govern
ment 10 advance portion Of the cost, isf
Government use on rsfdnding The whole cos''
or such por,ions as may oe richt--'he 's,'sl.
also to carry the mails while in the usTcaaa'
service.-[ Phil. N. American.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

GALrnA AND CHICAGO RAILROAD --rhe cit.
liens Of Galena seem awaiting to the import.
ance Of the construction Of this road. Thirty
thousand dollars were subscribed in Galena
on the 23d uIt. A convention Of delegates
from The counties mere immediately interested
in the construction Of the road, was lately held
a. Rockford. al which plans were matuied for
its immee late building. Should this road be
built, much Of the lead which now passes
down the river TO st. Louis, New Orleans.
and thence 10 New York, would be taken to
the latter market by way Of the lakes. a.
about half the present cost Of transportation.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

BoccHlFRl WATLR.-This is the name of a
liquid recently discovered, it is said, by an
Italian chemist, WHICH has the power Of i'm.
mediately stopping the flow Of blood from the
most extensive wounds Of blood vessels. Dr..
Mott, Of New York, lately pronounced the
water a humbue, but upon recent trial in that
city. it is said 10 have stopped the bleeding
from the severed carotid artery Of a sheep, in
twenty Ave minutes. at the end Of which time
the said sheep twas aboutand eating" doubt
less extremely grateful for his restoration TO
health and usefulness.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

STATE CONTENTION, IN ViaSIxIA.-Ia I've
Virginia House of Delegates on Monday, M'
9Th inst, Mr.. Lef,wich, from the Se!sc! Ion'
mit,ee on the subject. reported bill i9f W. .
ing the sense of.he people on the eau - <.
Convention to amend the Constitution o. ~, W.
State, and for other purposes. Mr L. INV ~.
presented repor. from the minority !" ;. ;us
Committee. The bill provides tor ofgan1'. ."a.
a Convention on the basis of,he pfd'en' I1oo'
Of Delegates. with ia members 10 % cn ;as,
as the delegates are now chosen. ihs m,n ;a
ny repor, objects 10 this oresniza"0o' ana a -"
sists !, non The ph;fe basis as the only Hus ~.
resen.a,ive principle. The bill .no "'n''''
repor, were ordered 10 be printed.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

SrrAM~ Roar D,eA .~saa--The new and
splendid steamer Wio.a, bull, by Uop.. p-:ly
for the upper trade. lately struck snag three
miles below Bailey's Landing, and snnk i'm.
mediatsly. Her engine and deck freish. will
be saved; her hull is total lose. Tho Me-
braska lately sunk some twenty miles below
Vicksburg, but will be soon raised.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

McaMoss--The editor Of the .Saneamo
springfield, lll.) Journal. says Of these peo-
pie: "Some pefsons apparently believe that
the mass Of Morn ons are going 10 leave Nau-
VOC and vicinity in the spring. We have no
such belief. Some Of the leaders, who are in
fear Of the halter or State prison, WILDE likely
to leave; but at leas, $4,000 will remain. We
have good authority for this statement; and
we will here add, tina. in ovr opinion, IA: Nor.
mon troubles have Just commenced. We will
risk our judgment on this declaration.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

0 John L. Corse, Esq, has been elec,e,
Mayor Of our nsighboring city. Burlington.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

Polly BoplNE.-Tkis woman 10 to be agein
tried for the Staten Island murder, in Orange
county, N. Y, on the first Monday Of April.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

q Tho nomination 0: Mr.. SlidelI, % Min.
lister to Mexico, vac confirmed By the Senate,
By majority Of one vote.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

Qua NAvY.--The navy Of the United States
consists of II ships of tbs line, IA frigates.
% sloops Of war, Q briggs, 6 schooners, IA
steamers, and S store ships. Part Of these
are in commission, part 10 ordinary, and part
are building.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

DeMocRArs! Remember the County Con
ven,ion On the ee,h inst.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

'Nsw H4hPsH,ng.--1'he democrats. Of this
State have nominated fion. Jared w. Will
iams. for Governor. and Hon. John Woodbury.
for Congress. Mr. Hale's party has nominate
ed Marian 8. Berry for Governor, and Mr. j.
P. Hale. renegade, for Congress. The Whigs
run Gen. Anthony Colby for Governor. E.
lection ia March next. H aH&#
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

ARRAY wrTH THE lNplASs.--Ihe o. .s,,
Gazette saws serious sffiay took place ~! !.
recently al Muskoday, Wisconsin, o :'S ,.,m;.
party Of whites and Indians. and "n!c" .
mated in tho death of four Of the laue' P''''
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

5WiNNsBAeors.-1'he measles, ana o' ~, n 4
eases, have been prevalent and femsr.sO'! !,
tai among the aWinnebago lndisns 'n' h s
year, which, with their in'emreIa"'i fu
greatly diminished their NUMBER !. oulos
more such years would sxssfminsse ''''
tunate and degraded tribe. 8
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-02-21

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