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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09

GCOTF, WHITE & CO., have just received, per
- steam boat Express Mail. consignment, the fol-
lowing articles, which they will dispose of for hides,
cotton cash. at cost and carriage, and allow SEVEN
CENTS FOR HIDES.
90 barrels of whskcy
barrels Of molasscs
half barrels do
Van Buren,, Jan'y IT, 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-11-09

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For one years subscription FIVE DOLLARS, in ad
vance. For Advertising one square of ten printed
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40 adpertisents ~i be inserted uniess paid for in ad
pawoe s-r
Extraecop;cs Of tho LARGE ENGRAviNGs ON
81 EEL ma he ,yssained nt The n,bIicot ton os 30 ~ ~
dollar each They wa he sent 20 n ~, ,; q O. IL IL
Union, GO enveloPed TO -, 20 ,bon, f., ;; - ~
II s desita ale that such lcttcs>s.nd J:y.;
relate to the editorial Department., -, Ri CO
be addressed 10 WM. T. PoaTER; all p;L
ards. The postage mast be paid in all cascsS '@''"
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RE M o VAL.
Hats cheap for ready pay,
but NO Trust

The undersigned would respectfully
inform his friends and the public gener-
ally thathe has commenced the Hating
business in all its various branches in
the new FRAME BUILDING, Stidger's
Row, Lisbon street, CarroIton, Ohio.
He intends to keep on hand large
assortment Of HATS Of his own man
ufacIure, and a we selected stock Of
the most fashionable eastern hats OF
the latest style and best quality. He
can sell Fur Hats at from 81 to Sc,
or one-third cheaper than any other
in the Western couniry.
AL hats Of his own manufacture will
be warranted. Call and examine before
you bay elsewhere.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Lambs and Long
Wool, and all kinds of produce taken at
the highest cash price.
CASH will always be paid for hating
and shipping fur.
NICHOLAS BURGER.
Carrol!ton, Aug. l3, l843,
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BAChS!!
10000 sold yearly.
Only l2l cents apieCe!!
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLAS-


The best strengthening plaster ia the
world, and a sovereign remedy for pains
or weakness IN the back, IONS, sides
breast, neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism,
lumbogo, &c. &c, One million ycar
will not supply the demand.
Several persons have called at tho
warehouse, to express their surprise and
thanks, at the almost miraculous cures
these pasters have effected.
Jos. W Hoxie, ESQ.,, who had been SO
afflicted with rheumatism, as TO be una
BILE TO dress himself without assistance
was enabled, after wearing one only one
night, TO get up in the morning, put on
hls clothes, and call at our office with
eyes beaming with JOY, and his tongue
pouring forth The gadness of his heart
at the sudden and signal relief be haC
received from the best ofal remedies
Only l2a cents plaster!
A fresh supply just received by tho fol
lowing agents
Jackson & Thompso n, arrolIton.
sloan 81 AtweIl, Hanover,- Agent at
Augusta.
G F ThomOs e. Co l47 Main street
Cincinnati, General Agents for the Wes
tern country.
June 10Th l84S.
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DIR. Peters Vegetable Anti
bilious Pills,

are the most unrivalled remedy ever dis.
covered by the ingenuity Of man. They
are sovereign cure for the following
complaints: Yellow and Bilious Fevers
Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Group, Liv.
: er Complaint, Sick Headache, Jaundlce,
Asthma, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Enlarge
ment Of the Spleen, Piles, Collie, Female
Distractions, Heart burn, Furred tongue
Nausea, Discussions of the Stomach and
Bowels, Incipient DIarrhea, FIatuence
HabituaI Costiveness, Loss Of Appetite,
BIotched or SalIow Complexion, and in
all cases oI ToPor of the Bowels, where
a Cathaitic or an Apeiient is needed.
They are exceedingly mild III their
operation, producing neither Nausea,
Gripping, nor Debility. They are extern
slveIy used and commended by Prdcti.
sing Physicians, IN all parts of the Union,
from WHOM any quantity of certificates
OF their value can be obtained.
Dr. J g Smith, Of Woodstock. Va,
says;-"They are better Pill than |
can make" He recommends them to
all.
The Agent at Strasburg, Va says he
supplies families for thirty miles around
with Peters Pills, and they perform such
remarkable cures that they are preferred
to every other medicine.
Mrs e Ward, of New York, was trou
Sled with Dyspepsia and Liver complaint
for fifteen years. By using these vaua
bic Pills short time, she was complete
Iy restored.
Mss Clark, daughter of Col Clark
was afflicted with Irregularities and OBJ
struciions, attended with most Distress
sing symptoms. She was cured by u.s.
ing DR.. Peters, Pills.
Hon. E D Davis was afflicted with
Rheumatism so as 10 be unable to dress
himself. Three boxes of Peters, Pills
entirely cured him.
But why multiply testimonials We
say 10 all try DR.. PETERS VEGETABLE
PILLS, and we will guarantee that after.
wards you will use them in preference
to al others.
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Doctor ShcrEnan7s

Medicd,te and Fancy Lozenge Ware
house lat Main Street, bctlCeeR Third
and Fourth, Cincinnati, Ohio.
SHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENG ES
Are the safest, most sure and eHrrlunl
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consump-
tlons, Whooping cough, Asthma, Tight
ness of the Lungs or chest, sc. The
proprietor has never Known an instance
where they did not give perfect sallsfac
tion. Several thousand boxes have been
sold during the past gear restoring to
health persons in almost every stage of
consumption, and those Iaborng under
the most distressing colds and coughs
They do not check and dry up the
cough, but render it easy, promote ex.
pectoration, allay the tickling or irrita
ton, and remove the proXimaIe Or excl
ting cause.
The Rev, DR.. Eastmond, ofthis city
gave few to a lady, friend of his
who had been given up by her physician
and friends as in the last stage Of con-
sumption. The first Lozenge gave her
considerable relief, so thot she was en-
couraged to persevere in their use; and
through the blessing Of God they reslo-
red her to perfect health.
Mr.. G II Matthews, 8. Caroline street
suffered year with hard tight cough,
pain in the side, splitting of blood, and
all the usual symptoms Of consumption,
The Lozenges relieved him Immediately
and in few weeks restored him TO per
feet health. lie says they are the great
ost cough medicine in the world.
Over 5000 persons have given their
names within the last year as refer
ence of the wonderful virtues of these
Cough Lozenges They cure all recen
cases in few hours seldom requiring
more than one day TO entirely eradicate
the most distressing ones.
Price only 2b cents per box.
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MARBLE YARD.

HNHE SUBSCRIBER would return
a his sincere thanks 10 the ciIlzeDs
ef SteubenvIle and vicinity, for their
liberal patronage and encouragement
and would respectfully inform them, and
the public generally, that he has come
10 the conclusion to locale himself per-
manenLly'in Sleubenyllle, and carry Oh
the
Marble Cutting Business
in all It's branches. He has made ar
rangements in the Eastern cities, to re-
ceive Marble and will always have on
hand large assortment Of
EgyBlicn, Italian and american Marble,
aud pledges himself TO sell Monuments
Tombs, Head and Foot Sonas, as low as
they can be'had any place west Of the
mountainso
l have also con hand, large lot Of
Grlndstones, from the celebrated quarry
on Deer Greek, Allegheny CO., Pa
Plaster Paris alwaysCOn hand.
Orders from The country thankfully
received, and punciunlIy satCndedto.
The public are invited TO call at my
Yard, on Market street, nearthe river
LOUDEN BORLAND.
Nov. II, l843-4mO.
We, the undersigned, having purch-
ased work of Mr.. =. Borland IA he yTa at
pleasure IN recommending him TO the
public as II skIliuI mechanic, and conai
der his prices low and bIe--and
feel no hesitation IN saying that be will
give entire satisfaction to all who may
employ him.
JAMES MEANS,
N. dixie,
Dr.. JOHN ANDREWS,
JAMES WILSON.
SteubenvIlle, Nov. Q, l843,
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SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR or HEAD
ACHE LOZENGES,

HCJlE LIALlNoLhOS
Give immediate relief in Nervous or SICK
Headache paIpitalion Of the heart, low
ness of spirits, dependency, intamma
tory or putrid sore throat, bowel or sum
mer complaint, fainting, oppression, or
sense of sinking Of The chest, chollc,
spasms, cramps OF the stomach or bow
els, hysterical affections and all nervous
Diseases, droWslness through the day
and wake!ulness at night; cholera or
cholera morbus, Giarrhoea, iassitude, or
a sense of fatigue. Persons travelling
or attending large parties will find the
LoGenges really revivlng and lmPar'iog
the buoyancy Of youth used after dssi
patton, they will restore the tone Of the
system generally and remove all un
pleasant symptoms arising from too free
living.
Joseph B Nones, ESQ Vice President
of the Washington Marine Insurance
Company, has suffered for Yeas with
nervous headache, tnat nothing would
relieve iII he used these Lozvnges, which
removed it entirely in Is minutes.
DIR. 6 Hunter l08 sixth Az, has been
subject to violent attacks Of headache,
so as to make him almost blind for two
or three hours at a time. Nothing ever
afforded him any relief till he tried these
Lozenges, and they cured him ia few
minutes.
DR.. A Q Castle, lO4 sixth Av., has
used them repeatedly and never knew
them 10 fail.
Price 25 cents per Box,
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Oct. I3
GO % ID $,

Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Groco
ries, Queenswaro, Iron, Nails, Glass,
Castings, and in fact almost every arti
Gle usually kept in retail stores, Just 80
ceivod and for sale at the new CHI ZAP
STORE, at prices much below what has
usually been paid in this place. Ladies
and Gentlemen call and see
VIM. M. SINCLAIR.
Oct IS
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Cash for Wheat,

The subscriber will! pay Cash Tor good
merchantabIe Wheat, delivered at the
CarroIllon Steam Mil.
ISAAC ATKINSON.
Augustl1. lS43.
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Boots and Shoes.

537 pairs of Shoes;
50 do Boots of almost every size
nd quality which will be sold at prices
much below what they have heretofore
been bringing in this place, just recoiv.
ed aud for sale, at the New cheap store
Of
VIM. M. SINCLAIR.
noN 10
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OA9TpIEIGS,

W4ASHIllN GiSSo
A large assortment Hollow ware Of the
besl quality, such as Pots, Ovens, Skill.
lets, StowPots, Teakeltles, &c. received
and for sale by
JACKSON & THOMPSON.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-05-10

SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES,
Proved in more than 100000 cases, TO
be inlallible; The only certain worm de
medicine ever discovered -
Many diseases arise from worms, and
occasion long aud intense suffering and
even death, without their ever being sus
pected; grown persons are very often
afflicted with them, and are doClOred for
various complaints, without any bene fit
when one dose OF these Lo2enges would
speedily cure them.
Symptoms of Worms. Pain in the
joints or limbs, offensive breath, picking
at the nose, grinding Of The teeth during
sleep, and at times q paleness about the
lips wuh flushed cheeks; bleeding at the
nose, a gnawing at the stomach, flashes
Of heat over the surface of The body. slight
chlls or shiverings, headache, drOwsi-
ness, vertigo, topper, disturbed dreams,
sudden starting in sleep with fright and
screaming; sometimes a troublesom
cough, ieverlshness, thirst, paid hue
fits, bad taste in the mouth, difficult brea
thing, pain in the stomach and bowels,
fatigue, nausea, squeamishness, vora
cious appetite, leannCss, bIoated stomach
or limbs, grPings, shooting pains in va,
rious parts Of the body, a sense of some
thing rising in the throat, itching of the
anus towards night, a frequent desire tc
pass something from the bowels, and
sometimes discharges Of slime and mu-
Gus.
} DR.. Galen Hunter, 100. Sixth Az.
, knew a child that was cured of fits By
J these LoEenges, after three years suffer
ing, and when nothing else would Civ,
the east relief. He has used them II
this rccsti2a for the la.I TIVE year i
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TDTa Y 41 ~D4DADS, ,

roes Quecnsra Hnrdrore Hats Caps Bnne cotton I@rnnI
re Leather 6 Harness and Call sC9 Glass, Castings
from Nails Steel, Brass Gad Wood Clocks,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-05-10

, several hundred and cases, alwtyWlth Q
success, A boy on board of one Of The
Havre Packets was cured Of fits by only
one dose of them.
Price only rs cents per box.
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NWTgT, TNr
BtAIpS g. GAPS

u dog Fur, Seal and Seaette caps
rom Q5 cents to SO. IA good fur cap for
1907 5 doz. Russia and Fur hats from
l 10 400, on hand and for sale by
JACKSON g. THOMPSON
Sept %.
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Cheap Goods, and no mistake!

aor veg hear vel Wishing TO urchoe goods az low
rrcq The subscriber receiving and opening ar a formerly O
p;d bv Jackson e. Sinclair we'll selected ct Oh 't
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THE FAMILY DIRECTOR:

Designed as help to thOSe UhO are sup
plying themselves in whole or in part
Nth WOOlen goods Of their OUn man
VactUFe.
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GGI2 20IgG.

10 doz Braid, Leghorn, Straw fancy
and palm leaf bOnnets, for sale from l2l
cents TO SIS, by
JACKSON g. THOMPSON.
Sept %
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ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.

Mr.. HAsscon The cold .blooded, anti-American
feelings Of your correspondent +. in the last Demo
cra, the subject Of the admission Of Texas to our
Union has excited the special wonder of your friends
every where. was surprised and mortlhed--sur-
prised that such article should have been admitted
into the columns Of the Democrat-morti6ed that
any man protesting TO be American, and in the
enjoyment of glorious freedom should be found
capable OF writing it,
With my whole soul | would admit Texas, and
would withhold from her Of the privileges, none
Of the blessings which we State or Nation pos
sess. ! ill not doubt for moment that the people
Maine and Of the United States, could they be
suited, would at extend the blessings Of equality
TO Texas and admit her TO the Union; aid freedom
without admission to every other nation Of the esrh
The inhabitants Of Texas psighbors brothers.
sons, and friends-Hesh Of flesh aud bone Of our
bope-almost every neghborbood the sea-coas,
from Maine to Louisiana will speak to you Of their
children, brothers friends in Texas and can any
American in his heart desire to exclude them from
the blessings Of the free institutions which pos
sess' trust there is none.--.Mane Saeo Democrat.
The Democrat, an old Republican paper, first
took ground against annexation, but IT has been
compelled by public opinion, to come out in favor
of it. The above extract is sample Of The spirit
Of the Maine people, on the subject.
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yos rHL NAprsosiAs
THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION.

In my communication Of Saturday last, | aimed to
induce reflection on tn. par, Of those who may com
pose the Democratic Convention. II /. fair to pre-
sumo tina, its embers will be unmindful Of tn,
objects Tor which they shall have assembled, viz
Uniting on some practical Democrat, possessing the
requisite qualifications Of talents and honesty, and
having the popularity to conmand success. Such
man will be needed in the present condition of the
Democratic party, or the "sgns Of the timer de
eeive me and thousands Of others who have endea
vored to look calmly at the impending storm Those
who close their eyes, in view of the advancing ava
ianehe, and refuse to from its de.olatipg path
deserve the fate which swsiis them.
take il for granted that Mr. VAN BuarS may b.
now considered the weakest Of all Democratic s.pi
rants for the Presidency. The concurrent testimo-
ny Of friends and opponents leads me to this concu
sion. The former despair with him as their candi-
dste-the latter, esut in hope that he III be forced
upon tbs Democratic vstsrs BY some half dozen o,
the skfs OF the party. Ihis condition Of feeling
A'~s Is too plain to be mistaken, and is 30 pap.bls
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JOHN TYLER'S FLAG NAILED TC
THE MAST.
FOR PRESIDENT,
J o II n II Y [. f. r

The following resolutions should have ap.
peared yesterday in our sy nopsis of the proceed
ings of the Massachusetts Convention.
Resolved, That the remuneration OF Texas TO the
territory Of the United States is purely American
question: involving less the interests of the North
EN- Than the Southern sections Of the Union mea-
sure which is demanded by National as well as sec
ons interests, and has been sustained by every Exc
cutiyc head Of the Government since the territory OF
Texas ceased TO be American soil that as means
oil national defence an improvement Of our boundary
line, an addition TO our home market, an increase oil
our annual exports protection OF American labor
against the competition of the half paid labor Of Eu
rope, as an enlargement Of our domestic and ign
commerce, and safe extension Of territory, It's eXpe
diency is apparent to every mind-snd further that
the government Of Texas having been recognised a,
the government Of an Independent nation in accord
ance with the law OF nations and the Federal Con-
stitution upon the authority Of Chicf Justice Marshall
having conferred absolutely on the Union the power
OF declaring war, and making treaties, thereby giving
TO tins Government the power Of acquiring territory
either by conquest or treaty"-there exists neither
International constitutional barrier TO the con.
summation Of project sanctioned by sound and
wise policy, and just regard to national honor.
Rssoired, That IN this extension OF American prin
ciples by the patriotism and determined Democ tic
spirit Of the American settlers of Texas, well o.
in the bold and statesmanIikc manner in which IN,
public mind has been fastened upon this great ques
ton Of the age, and in the jus, and equitsbe
understood to have been made the basis Of the treaty
we recognise that intellectual energy and patriotic
spirit which have characterized every act Of Presi.
dent Tyler throughout his long and distinguished
public life.
Delegates to the Baltimore Tyler Conren.
ton
lsi District-George Roberts, Of Boston ID do
A. r Newhall, Of Lynn6eld; Sd do. John Pearson
Of Newburyport 4th do Josiah Beard, Of Waltham
5th DO. VIM. ii. Williams, OF Athol 9Th do. j. w
Crooks. Of Springfield 7th do. J. w. Cowles, oil
Southampton 9Th do. Parker Jones' Of Du,bury
9th do Daniel Bassett of Barnstsble; 10th do. Dan
iel Bassett, Barnstsble.
Among the speakers were Mr. N. Gale, o.
Boston; MIR. o. A. Brownson, of Mass; Col
Iabrskie, Of New Jersey Mr.. w. J. Walsh,
Of Mass, &c, &c. Their remarks brea,hed ar
unyieldiog determination to stand BY John Ty.
Ter come what may.
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PROFESSIONAL PAPERS OF TIE Ro

PROFESSIONAL PAPERS OF THE ROY.
i AL ENGiNEERS--volum~ 6--io quarto iurr.
with very numerous .ngravnps is just issued ~ 5a.
don, and this day received, for sal. by
y. TAYLOR.
Field Equipment Of the Engineer Department y .0a
the Army of the Indus. BY Lieut. Durand Roys.
Engineer.
The Defensive Work. in Jellslabsd. BY Ms'r
General Sir Robert Sale
Acre, and the Coast Def,ncos Of Syiia By Loot
Alder-on Royal Engineers
hfperimens in Blowing in GATES made at QuGe.
Jolly, lSa0 BY Lieut. Colonel Old6cld Comral..
ing Royal Engineers in the Cspsdss
keconsruciion ofthe Admiralty Sea w oil at PorH'
mouth BY Lieut.. Bsa'sop, Royal Engineer.
The Strength Of Cast lion Beams, Girdsrs, arl
Co'umns aod the principles Of their ejaculation 'h'
Hydraulic Press for proving GirJers, SC. By Wilnan
The Sswmills and Machinery for rpi,ing Tim.r
in Chatham Dock Yard.
On combining mechanical Ventilation with warn
ing by shsm beat, as adapted to pubic buildings.
The Patent American Steam Pte-du,ing ma
chine
The removal by blasting Of the Dover CHI 'n
January, 1913, by Lieut.. Hutchinson, Roys kng-
neers.
Experiments made with a Shot Furnace, It
Mats.
Iron Roof erected within tho last few year, by
CAPT. Deon'son, Royal Engineers
on the use ofFsscioes 10 forming Foundation i'
bu''d'nas, ny Col. Lewis, Royal Engineers
Imported BY p. Taylor from whom The Pre'o'
volumes OF the series may h. procured. mar
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INGRATITUDE

In the contest Of 1910, out Of the seven State,
that supported Mr.. Van Buren,, six were South.
ern "slave" States, which now 70 for Texas
New Hampshire was the only Northern or fire..
State that stood firm. How has Mr.. Van Blu.
rem repaid his friends st the South 2
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TO QUA FRIENDS AND SUBSCRIBERS.

MIL. A. GossIoHr, the chief and conhden-
tisl clerk Of the Msdisonian establishment, Is
now ON his way 10 the East aud the North with
the accounts Of subscribers. Some have been
due for severa! wears, some are just due, and
other. ar. about TO become due. In view oil The
great bat lie which we are preparing 10 hight. We
trust all will DO ALL they CAN. Mr.. @. is fully
authorized TO give receipts
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A Jusr RrsAsx-"h was decreed by higher
power that the American People should not be rid
den by Bank or inundated by Wing legislation. and
Mr.. Tyler whom the Wings presumed to style q
President " accident, As u the lives Of rulers
the sport Of chance, threw himself in the breach and
arrested, by the Executive Veto the downward
coorss Of anti Republican Isgislatso. - Sses~~ah
C,c,ria~
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Flag STRUCK.

The Onondaga Standard" one Of the old
est and ablesi Democratic papers in the State Of
New York, has taken down the name of Mr..
Van Buren,, and affirms the opinion that he
cannot be elected. SO wego. Democrats do
you wish to triumph II so, your banner must
be inscribed "TYLEs, JACKSON, TrxAs, Oar
DON AND THE BANK VEToEs ~
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HARrER's ILLUMINATED AND New PICTORIAL
BIBLE, No. 3, as cents. The embellishments
of this number surpass any yet issued.
GrppoS's ROME, with map No. 8, price IS
TAYLOR.
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OFFICIAL.
JOHN TYLER
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAJ CONCERN.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAT CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that WILLIAM O'DRncoLL has been appointed Con
sui Of Belgium for the port Of Savannah in the State oil
Georgia do hereby recognise him such, and declare
him free exercise and enjoy such functions powers
and privileges, allowed to the Consuis Of the
most favored nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these Letters
to be made Patent and the Seal Of the United States
To be hereunio affixed.
GrxS under my hand at the City Of Washing
ton the 26th day of April, A. ID. 1874
rs and of The Independence Of the United
States of America, the sixty eighth.
JOHN TYLER.
By the President:
JOHN C. CALHOUN, Secretary Of State.