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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09
40 THE LVvEAs OF DIX = FEET.

H
Keep the feet dry the head cool and bid ply
sician."-Boeyhaspe
HE fair and lovely OF the land dowR in the bloom
OF fe owing to the arising from feet Do
nac that enable the their coaches! And
when such diseases have taken place. The house fire.
danger not far of We would then caution
matter how healthy to guard against wet feet An of
prevention worth pound OF curePkladepkia Journal
Whit Is the destroyer Of bloom and happiness. Cold and
wet st-U S. Gaxstte.
Pc NAGLE, Of Philadelphia, respectfully informs the
EaentofMr Ry der Me- Beekman s. Clinton Hail The pre-
opportunity sembraced inform the reader that after
several experience and trial the subscriber has discover
cd composition which render Gather Of every description
Institute has twice borne testimony great utility
awarding the FIRST diploma In 1885 and 1885 with
the most decided appreciation OF the Franklin Institute of
Observation-Disclosures 81 th. chest responsibility.
New~ standing the revision and severity Of the
Congress granted the exclusive right and liberty this disco
ry ,lssz
~ and viii consequently much lcsger. The necessity
for wearing oversheesis thus superseded
In answer In questions the subscriber would
pecuuly inform the reader that the Patented Composition
India Rubber.
Gentlemen value love dry feet are respect.
fully informed that the fateoiee will be in attendance the
above establishment The Government papers, Diplomas.
position up al 50 boz. Sea Captains
sportsmsn would do well TO proc the article.
r. g. NA0LE, Paientee.
~ DR.. U. LEvIsON continues to cure the most despe.
nave been under the hands the
Try with his Hunters Red Drop and vegetable
meuienes he warrants In Office Dvi-
SION 81 Tour doors from the Square. Private Offices attached
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

-
DATENT LAMPS, WARR ANTEP-Improye
Mtchanca and Ornamental Lamps recently Invented bv
Mesr Ocean Co. Paris superior to aay tonne uyens.
or their utility and beauty.
The subscriber sole and Importer in the IJp,ed
States for Messrs Decau Co.. begs in
form the ladies and gentlemen city that he has u
I'd store No 76 junction ofMaden and Lbtrtv see
up stairs with complete assortment of stated
rier fashionable Lamps which he intends
hand and invites all those who be in the use
thereof 10 favor him with CALL being confident hat this ar-
qured among the fashionable circles and from tie ex-
tensve orders which constantly its merits
cannot to be as duly appreciated by this intelligent
nifty, ew seconds being besides sufficient and
recognize al its useful properties the being per-
fecty plain nits construction and operation, being
same tlIEe an object OF curiosity by itself
These Lamps can be adapted any purpose way OF
geraton-lhat one alone light equal
candles one OF these lamps be discretion without
me least eraoh on the mantle piece, the table, or by
very snpe combination adapted chandelier.
One oil the peculiar this ingenious
tsat is The glass tube and the wick that rel uates the
ght as the latter Is not in the least raising
diminished the lowering the wick, except Men
total extinction is required
Another peculiarly also of II is NEST common smp
can be used u becoming clarified by the functions the
mechanism which latter wound in the ng
The suitably regulated snung further attention
Is required for the whole night
The subscriber has also hand full assortment OF plain
and fancy Candle Screens article also entirely cheap,
easily adapted Candles which gives them
fancy lamps and they cause agreeable and
genie ght are very recommending 10 industrious readers
and writers There also such fancy larger
scrpon and fancy globes attached to the above lamps
JlI-onA AUGsN DIACON.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

SSOATED PICKLES
A 1000 eases, dozen each, gxilon Jars
l00e do do O halt do
500 do do do ouart do put m
superior STYLE and for sale by
Sd u. WELLS, 1874 Water IT.
fzo-Sm. Hsxt dosr To Holrs Hotel
TNFLWkkZA, COUGHs, COLDS. PUTRID
Sore Throats Rbe mat, ell Cutsn. disc
Salt kheum, Erysipeas scrofuous Eruptions Lc caa be
cured In few days by the Of Doctor Jacksen
Napeur Baths 2ps Bowery where visitors accom-
modaes win Bah a. I'VE minutes notice. every day, on
n b. Gsnteel furnished apartments with board AM ty
best OF provided for nv,ds may wsh To rut
themselves under Doctor Jscksons treatment and his Med
Gated Vapour Baths II mention, these Baths
have no resemblance TO the Thomsonian system, treat
mo9.a -cs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

Co~r must remember colored engraving displayed
i. co,u.,'s v,.d.w week or ago. in which fair
haired Kii descending the OF pslase a the iess Of
which, her lover weltsrng in his gore wee esn' ngufs
1. ss-.,,r~ .v.v 10 gondela The sukoined lines from
Magazine February, graphic illustrator
Of this scene-l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

ID" NVTEN
r.. GRAHAM RFNNFRa, formerly Of Newberr, ~ q.
~ - Linden, Ala.
Rryxsrscrs-tyc~ William CASTOR, Ne wbern, ~ g.
Hon william ~ Hsy~oos, RAJ n. G.
Hon L. n, Henry, Fayetvilie, ~. q,
Mr VI M Taylor, Mobile, Al
q Hloppt. Eco, Mobile, A.
Ne Iobp N. strong, isnder, Al.
Mr. william Lock-. Linden. Al
fsem
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09
u.,. CHEMICALS.
TIE NEW YORK CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
CO. have constantly for sale

nn9 many other articles in the line oftheir business
orders VIII be received at their Banking house No
broadway or at the office their gent No 81 stree,
H25-lys 0EO n GIIpEpT 49, ~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-09

poems WANTED.-One two rooms aHd homes
are wasted by young Gentleman whose relative reside
IN kentucky, and whose patton exclusively lite
one He viii furnish the rooss necessary. in handsome
manner He would prefer living In domestic circle where
he could ENJOY the advantages OF female society. Break
would be required morning and occasionally. The
family with whom he resides would have the privilege
good library and all the OF the couDy. Address
Horace" al the oasce OF this parer. mI1n
WOHkSH0PS TO LETTING, well lighted, cora.
W modous workshops TO let suitable for mechanics OF
~ description Apply the premises Card Factory, Amos
atlws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

IMPORTANT FROM ALgANY.-SmaH bill lar passed
On Tuesday the House of Assembly concurred in the
Senae's amendments the small bill law, by vote of
90 TO 2 and sent the Senate for concurrence, after
which will be retursed the House, where ii origi
mated and be transmitted TO the Governor for his ap.
proval and signature. Il has probably by this time be
come the swof the land. The Wings have acted wise
ly in abandoning their ground and perss,ing in
fusing part because they could get the whole.
The operation Of the law of 1885, is suspended by for
and three years and the issue of small author
lzed for those provided they redeemabe in
specie.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

From our Evesisg Edition ofycsterday.l



Rest nav heart WHY fondly beatye,
Why nine and fret and sigh sac deeply
WHY Captured by the winning smile
OF Fanny Of Maahstsn Isle
In sprng when Phrbus She is lis rays
DER woodland stream and bonny braes
An wind Ubst whssa through the trees)
Now fans them in a zephyr breeze,
And nature SMILE around
The gowsn opes his virgin cell,
The thorn exnaies its fragrant smell,
The humming o. the busy bee,
The msyis O'e the lea,
Make every thing look glad.
But when the sun withdraws his light,
And all the world is wrap'd in night,
NO more the cushars COO is heara,
Nor hum OF bee ner song of bird
All desolate and drear.
So when NY FaHnys ia my sight
feel o'er1oy'd, my heartssa light,
1 think see in her love
On earth an angel from above
Minstering TO me.
But ah! at length obliged 10 part,
Now pain and anguish fills my heart;
Though Fanny vet shall be 10
The bright star of my destiny.
Then my heart still tondly beat We,
And sigh tor her YOU love 50 deeply,
A willing captive 10 The smile
OF Fanny oi Manhattan Isle. f. S j.
New York. 24th February, 1883.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

mosrire HssAlp-issued every nsrninr Sup~ay-
Pree two cents COPY Country ubsrerx furnished
snn,e rate TOR any specific period Ia
Ne paper seH ualcss paid IN advancr.
Evrslrs HEsALp-fssued every anewpoes I s'cloek
rice TWO cents per copy Country subscribers Furnished
the Same rate. Cash, IN advance.
SUNDAY Mosrire iIsRALp-Islued every Sunday morn
ing ana eon'snng always the lay Foreign and Domssue
been published. Price tAra cerfs per copy
WEEKLY HERALDlssued every Saturday morning NJ min
O'Clock Price IA per copy. Furnished 70 country
subscrbers NJ - per amman, In advance.
WEEKLY HERALD ExTRA-issued every WEDNESDAY morn
ing nj nine o'clock. Price 81 per cory urnissed "
country snbscrbersa 81 per sanus payable " savsrs1
saturday being formed Of the weekly tersld Etrs and
Weekly Herald Furnished 70 c,nnFy siIscroes V per
Observation-Disclosures sny I'll those papers
usual rates-slwsys payable IN sdvsnce.
Corr requested W address thesf lettes -
Janss t,ordo Proprietor and Editor, and ell letters
business tn he post paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02
RICHARD HENS MING a. son,

ST Return their sincere thanks the preference given Cor
public they sill continue 10 use the greatest eI
erons manufacture article that will give universal
faction and they rust ensure continuance their kind
aemnng sos hsve been obliged to cautsn the public
several times 20 be careful from whom they purchase Needles
aud Ph Hooks purportng 10 Ne Of their and
yer has there been PERIOD when repetition Of TIA, caution
formation that great number individuals who formerly
side "a Eagand have established themselves in Philadelphia,
New York Boston, and the principal in America and
make their business TO commit this fraud by
imitation 81 r. u. sons hes, qualities we'll kaowag that
they TO sew do SO In England the penal
To assist accomplishing their ends these unpnciped In
divdual invent nubrrIess iasebeods o them having
Son. purposey employed their Needles and Fish
H.oks and they carry with them Invoice Heads printed
Others that the orgns parties who The firm
Of Henmng Son are dead and therefore any may
In hse would he quite impossible in this
or. ~ se ss; se, male use a.
they invent tale that they imagine viii give their spurious
Hernmng SON do no, wishto claim greater preference
than their long tried article entities them ssd they fear
seek every m their rover to deceive the public and de-
stroy the reputation OF Hcmmng Son, which has been
and, under circumstances they
70 make this appeal 20 the public for protection feeling well
Richard Hemmng 500 further observe, thy
invariably stamp all their Large Cod Hooks with their
smaller Mod. Of Fish Ho,ss the public will please to Be very
particular 70 selecting sm and give strict exam to
the labels and style OF wrapping up.
RICHARD HEMMING SON take the liberty Of claiming
Alteration the above and respectfully solicit the public
20 be ON their guard making purchases Of Noodles and Fish
though The @poos has in many bees asd
the unPrnspicd parties exposed ~ Son have every ca
honest system OF forging their is ai carried on 10
great extent, large quantities Of inferior Needles
~ msen ~ so
Forge Needle Mills, Reddnch. November H. 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02
TOOT 81 ACH-!i TOOTH aCAEM.
JANISEN's CONCENTRATED ELETTARIA

" This article, highly eniraed partition Of Kreo
and Cardaman has, In all where IL has been
uscd and has been placed in with the the dis
eased tooth, thus far proved
AN INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC
for that md tormenrg the Tooth
Ache. Unlike other articles isr the purpose II be
applied with the safety notn the least degree
huru TO the teeth and therefore produces injurious e.
tects placed in contact with those that sound AS
remedy
FOR THE TOOTH ACHE,
its success is without parallel II thoroughly
all and leaves the Teeth in fit condition
being filled and, eacctuaIly the progress
OF decay, and eveaualy removes those portions that
have already becone carious IL entirely destroys that
dssgr-eable smell which always impaired TO the breath
by teeth. Price 80 For only by w. 81
monsoon 10 Fuhon street; James II. Hart, M. D..
Broadway and Chambers street, r. NJ Guion Bowery
and Granca Pike and Henry and whole
sale ad retail AL Grand between Eas, Broadway and
Division street. jia 5nneod.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02
nOC VM CARPENTEk,s PECK SLIT
- DIsPENSARI, NO. A, PECK SLIP FIRST doc

below Pearl
Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages of regular
medical edpssGn and having received biz Diploma the
Medical Society bayag had twenty SIX wears, gepersl
and very successful practice in this city devoe his personal
fal humanity and particularly class train OF
rot h ~sn 80 %sny and plans o. medicine
t. be treated sgreeaby To the symptoms that prevail
must satisfy any discerning mind hs,
NO specific no.,rum car be applicable 70 all snses
yarie,ie. Of this disease enables him spreay ana
and no. offend e taste or lend 70 sns,eso
Compounds totally unknown to the ordinary quasks
~ Separate entrances and offices have for
ss n 70 %
nias rreysn've OF certain diseases 10 Ne ob,s.ed
Il oce Division s-Tse ony sure and sse cure for
sound and Judgment Il must be evden hs rss
Red Drop the most certain and eaecua u al awful
the very being 50 many who have ysns
EN- Y initiate tie, y a. usdsGbs proof Of wonder.
lie we merely speak he plain and simple truth
should eo.se Dr. a. he sas.a angel o"s
them from the fsags Of disease in which have
q Ibis ei Ssy. S-sS s
10 20 nss a, and e wonss purify We wish
After selling 10 New Yek FOR upwards of years and in
oSe r.. e. s d. o.
how old The cas-. o. hos he viii perform certain
Doule OHce st-no other place
az 4 preventive may he bad.
Every pha that genuine will have the written signature
Of Uriah Levison.
To and tits TO err Is II not o,r p
~ look he ndscretons fellow with pity
and do all hat esin without iaurng ourselves 10
i SifET RsS Dsop
10 effect quick and safe. without diet smell
hindrsnce from business In all post paid de-
scrbing ease; wllbe attended to.
Our Offices are No 50 ismo st Albany No 50 NORTH eth
a. Philadelphia; No Hanover Boston, 24 Camp New
Orleans Charleston, CT the ooy places the where
the genuine medicine can be obtained ji7.im-
nk. CMEkRf,s AsTniNGENI PlLLs.-
As eectuslcure for obstinate discharges from urinary
canal whites suppression, and all female
plants arising from weakness Of constitution In gravel
loss Of command Of Bladder they completely In
diseases Of the Kidneys bladder and PROSTATE glsn
rive ree Over 50 200 boxes have been II
New York without compaipto agent For whole
sale and r-tsA by A. D. SANDS, 10, rulton corner
of w,m, and ut the following drug Dey and
Broadway walker and Broasway, Noncs, GA Broad
way Cross and Pearl Bowery and wslAer cor
Grand asd Bowery Henry and Pike; Canal ara
hudson Houson and Bowery and r. Bunes IS sr,A
Avenue.
p Price per bor retail They r,r sale nv r,,,
yeung No 50 South Fourta ST. Philadelphia and IN AbsrS
by ssndsG shaw, nc. NC. dfe- Inns
DILEs-PILES-DR HALE's Pile Oio,n,, n, i -
tive for the piles IN three days time. Sold nv 4 n
OF Chwpbers Broadvay, Rurres,
IS 6th avenue; r. M Gsoi Bowery and Grsnd a.
afms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

NEDICAI CARD-DK. CNKPENTEK, NO 4 Peck
1VE Sip, New lok, deems proper occasionally remind
the publ Tint he contsues administer the acteo bis
old established Dis pensary
To number ofthe citizens Of this metropolis he needs
heralds his victory disease, in its most
complicated and destructive ormno- does he deem nate
rial to specific enumersng the Of The various
inalades TO which mankind and womanknd subject.
he begs leave respectfully to remark,
that he confines himse 10 Office practice and devoes him.
self personally the welfare Of his patients keeps assist
patients who Doctor Carpenter
add that he regularly educated the profess
medicine and surgery ard received his Diploma the
1873 of the New York State Medical Society siynea NY the
highly respected much amented Johs X g. Rodgers NJ
d. President and that he has fer long of years de-
voted himelfto The and of all delicate pr
diseases Be particular the numb~r4 Peck Sin.
Pc It. fc0lw DIR. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

The SEASON AT MoBILE.--Our Mobile weather Just
at present. resembles a spoiled and pretty women II
weeps and smiles every hour and u.s. Ia short
ola great deal OF misery although OF very few broken
hearts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

AG s1yHTcl 3.
SEy,: & Medicine de fsr-fpsress par
aEIATiNE CArsULEs OF PURE BALsAM CORA.
W. patented by the Royal Academic Of Medicine, OF Psr
Italy, and the Continent Europe since The xsasble DISCO
very of this precious medicine.
combsung the chronic sad acute gonorhea secons ie
only specific acton wssn has bsea doubted
but It's taste and smell the lis
Ts the reason why so maay experiments have been made
in order discover mode Of Disgusting It's TASTE
bu noses eeerd and always the saon nss
some active substance, which modhes Us properties and thus
Therefore, having discovered mode Of administering il in
this without submitting alteration The method con.
sss In enclosing in the geane capsules IL encoses tina,
The and smell i, goes the digestive with
any other mixture than that OF the geane wnh which
stomach BY this means, treatment Of the goasrhea be-
ing effected wiikou disgust and consequently without inter
rupon will become more prompt ana more sure thus pre-
venting the possibility Of relapse
eminent physicians Paris enclosed in each box
For sale by all the most respectable apohecares in the
Druggists apothecariss supplied cap
sules ny CHARLES wiLDENow, at No. 81 Cherry street
ntlAFNESS GUS ED-DR SCUDDERs eelebra
- Acoustic Oil is certain and failing remedy for
thousands from partial entire deafness 10 perfect heaog
Many entirely relieved by the If single bottle and
who have been completely deaf have been restored
perfect hearing after using from TO four bonies The fol-
lowing certlncates icters gentlemen
BRooxLYN, July !, 1887
This is certify that in September 1896, was taken with
deafness accompanied With loud rumhing noise,
similar heavy engine near by was much
affected that could understand common conversation,
which continued without nermson ul he mont of Janu-
1887 whea purchased hoeo DR.. Scudders Acoustic
oh A. b. d. Sand 100 Fulton of William,
aud before using half of the OF bottle hearing
completely restored although have nj times since been
somewhat affected rom takiag cold. Yet with few app-
cations have been again restored and would recommend
Others, similarly affac ed, 10 try the
SETH COUCH, 10 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Messrs. A. B. d. Sands-Gentlemen-As have not the
pleasure yeur personal ealainarce send the above
certificate which, om humanity fellow beings,
liberty make such disposition OF il think pro-
per. Respectfully your humble servant, - -
do hereby certify thatmy little daughter quite deaf
f. aul she would entirely lose her
hearing From reputation OF Dr. Scudder, induced
try phia OF his Acoustic Oil by the oil which, am
happy TO state she entirely restored to hearing
H. ID. PARKMAN, Hudson, N. Y
have had similar performed to that mentioned by
Mr. Parkman child. by the OF part of bottle OF
STEPHEN HEDGES. Hue son, New York.
The above carefully prepared from the original receipt of
DIR Scuder by the subscribers who are sole popretos for
the United States Of America aud the Canadss
FASSETT SELDEN s0 River street, Troy, N. Y.
The genuaEe Acoustic Oil sold wholesale and retail by
A. B. ID. SANDS, 100 Fulton street,
i26lm- of William.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

az The sailing Of the Packet ship Philadelphia,
Morgan for London |. postponed until tomorrow at IL
A. M.-Leuer bag closes at the Exchasge Reading
Room at 10 |. g o'clock.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

U'Two mea James Read ard Thomas Evans, wer
executed at Edge6eld (Ga) ON the 9th inst for negr
stealing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

MExIco AND TExAs.-The brig oPelousas arrived
at Newo Orleans the 10Th February from Vera Cruz,
ansounces that on the 9th ut the Mexican squadron
consisting of brig and two sloops had got
under way to blockade the Texan ports.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

THE CoURIER's JUSTIFICATION OF MURDER-The
article in this mornings Courier full Of fasehoods bull
lying vaoourng. and braegsdocos, su,begears all that
J, has hitherto published. ltjustfes the murder OF Mr.
Cilley, the ground that Mr. Graves had received
implied nsalt" Gracious God a constructive Of
fence is asel.d upon man, and the rules Of logic
be enforced by The laws Of honor An implied in
suit r The bands which hold society together, the
strains which have redeemed from the ferocity Of
the beasts Of the field, when every man hand
against his neighbsrs all to be broken asunder Cor
implied insult" according the reasoning in the
hagtous article of that most Infamous print
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-02

The INDIAN WAR.-Thsre were strong rumours at
GAINESVILLE East Florida and Jacksonville, that Gen.
eral Jessup had captured between four and FIVE hun.
dred Indian warriors. and children. The same
report prevailed several points the frontier,
generally credited the south. At the last advi.
ces the country where General Jessup operating.
was under water, frequently up to the mems breasts
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-02-02
FROM TEXAS.
From the Men Orleans Bee Of Jan. H.

By The arrival, yesterday, OF the steam
sbi, Constitution, we have received our hles
of the Houston Telegraph up to the 3oth
ult. An extra number OF that journal, pub
hshed on Christmas day, gives rumored
account Of a battle said 10 have been fought
al San Antonio do Bexar (Behar) between
a considerable body OF invading Mexlcans,
and par, of the Texan arm, under Colo.
nels karnes aud Wells, on the 2Uih ult.
from 9 A. VI. all p. VI. with doubtful re.
suits. But rumor generally eSaggersles.
The same paper oil the 30th ult. gives an
abstract OF the account transmitted 10 lhe
Secretar, AT War BY Colonel kaInes. lie
states that abou, fifty Mexlcans had made
an attack on The guard protecting the hors
rs, about eight miles below that clty, k'l'
ling one, aud taking the other prisoner and
that the, had been pursued una'ailabl! lor
ten miles, as The irsii had gwen out. ms
j., however, considered an act OF retaliation
aeaips, Texas he Telegraph ADDS, pos.
slbly this engagement has marked Iekei on
the walls al Nexlco.
The Texan Government has purchased
a brig, carryin. eleven guns and Two hun.
dred men. Il is anchored IN Galveston
Bay, and wll be soon ready for action
The organization Of the mlliIa i gradu
ali, progressing. Thomas J. Rusk has
been appointed MAJOR Gen"OI, VI. Burson,
Vi Baker, ]. H. Dyer, and h. II. Dougias'
Generals OF Brigade, aud II. b. Mcleod,
Adloiaut General 4 general order was
ISSUED on Christmas day b, General Rusk,
ordering the officers Of the militia 10 have
their troops IN readiness 10 nlurch against
lie enemy at moments Warning, Tor It IS
apprehended that the Mexican army Will
pon shortly invade Texas, m toll iorce.--
ne rvylans appear confident Of their own
s,.rnath and success. Volunteers aud sub
.cnpt,ous have already been ralsed TO assist
the tanycments VI tne Government ana ar
my and q IS enthusiastically anticipated
tia, the Texans will now invade McKee,
before terminating the present camPaiea'
tbs IL, Of course, mere chlmera, al pre-.
sen, al least.