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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-12-12
CO NSU III PTIONf

coiaa, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Bronchitis,
Difficulty of Breathing, Asthma, Pain
IN tae Side and Breast. Whooping
Cough, Coup, and oil Disea-
ses OF the L vur and
Lungs, Broken Con-
stitution, &c.
AtONSUMPTIVE READ & REJECT!
SUMPTION AT NORRIsTOWN, PA. We take
great pains TO procure authentic and respectable GER
ufcates, and never give publicity to any other
To DIR. swayne, Philadelphia: Dear Sir-It affords
great satisfaction lay before an American public
the wonderful success of your Compound Syrup Of
Wild Cherry, in curing me of that dreadful disease
Consumption, after all other means had tailed. was
attacked with pain my breast very much affecting
my voice and lungs, and a troublesome cough and
sore throat. My bowels were cOsve, appetite nearly
gone and my stomach was so very weak that my Ply
stefan was loss to know what to do for me,
erything used, in the shape of medicine, was imme-
diacly rejected remained for months in this awfu,
condition and gave up all hopes of recovering
Hearing of the wonderful cures daily performed by
your invaluable medicine, in Coughs, Colds, Asthmas,
Whoopng Cough, and all diseases of the Lungs and
Breast, reluctantly determined 10 try it, Ipurchased
a bottle of your Agents in this place, Moore & Lsng-
aker) which appeared take hold of my disease, and
relieve me. continued using il until it gradually
stored to health and strength Several of my friends
were afflicted in the same manner that was myself,
which declined using the Syrup; they, am sorry to
say appear to be fast approaching nat bourne where
no traveller returns. As expect TO leave these
parts, give you this as standing memorial to the
great virtues of your Invaluable Compound.
ID. G. WILCOX, NOrristOwn, Pa.
CAUTION! All preparations from the Wild Cherry
Tree, except DIR. Swaynes both fictitious and
counterfeit, and sprung up years after this valuable
aedicne had introduced itself into the sick chamber,
therefore ask for DR.. Swayne's Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry, and purchase no other. The genuine
article is prepared only by DR.. Swayne, whose office
has been removed to NJ w. csrner of Eighth & Race
streets, Philada.
Baltimore .8genls-I. P. Cook, No. 76 Baltimore st.;
Staber Il CaHby, Pratt street wharf, J. w. s. r. w.
Davis, No. 3l4 Baltimore street.
District .9gents-R. Farnham, Washington, d. c.;
VIM Stabler Bro, Alexandra. d. c.; George NJ.
5OtheTon, Georgetown. dll-tAp6r
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HEROCLAIM 1T TO THE WORLD
n THAT HAECE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HOARHOUND is without
Exception or Eragerat,on
the most safe and speedy for all diseases arising
from Coughs and Colds which, unfortunately elect
ed, too
OFTEN END IN CONS UMPTTON
II Hance's Compound Syrup of HoarhOund is taken
ON the first appearance of a Cough it will iInmcdatel,
cure it and save the sufferer from untimey gra
price 80 cents per bottle, or six bottles for 81 so,
For sale by SETH s. HANCE, lOS Baltim ore st
and corner of Charles and Pratt-sts. o3l
BLEARTICLES. Bonnet Satins
~ in great variety of shades and prices
Bonnet VELVETS do do.
Low priced Bonnet Silks and Poult de Sole
Satin and Grodenap Ribons, very low to close sales
Black and colored DRESS SILKS
Cashmeres, Reps and Mousedelau,
Cashmere, Terkerri, Thibet, Fine Nett and Blank
ct SHAWLS.
"a to 1874 Whitney BLANKETS
Coaking Gala Plaids; Neck Ties
Kid Gloves; Scarfs ana Linen Cambria HDKFS
Spotted Kid Gloves l25 cents; Chenilla Wells
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, CASSINETTS AND
VESTINGS
Florence Braids and Rutland BONNETS.
All for sale very low by
THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
dill tDlS us Baltimore street.
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vHyHE PRESENT CONGRESS OF THE

FENHE PRESENT CONGRESS OF THE
III UNITED STATES. In presenting to the con.
sidcration of action the importance and dependence
oftrce and independent citizens Of this Union, each
ana every wen wisher OF his country must fully real
lze the necessity of having men of stability as also
discretion, in the furtherance and promotion of the
welfare OF her cZens which of late wears have from
Just concluslon more or less, been The hobbies of
popular riders, whose horsemahship upon their own
good efficiency has hut counted in a scrub heat-not
Consequently, the Jockeys having taken possess OH.
the Course is monopolized for a season, yet the time
Is near at hand when the entrance fee must he com
piled with, and the purse TO be Tariff O, no Tariff
NOW, to determine the fate this as also MANI other
important actions Of Congress, the community at
large will realize depression which of itself win
nellrahze the characteristic influence of the (1fs
HOBBY and bring to light The influence of Treasury
emolumentS and the sucking consistency Of those
who cry for pap. Therefore, those who look at the
signs, and have not realized the lness of an cira
ed rewards, call al j. }. ROSCH'S, No 2s6 BNLwI.
MORE-Sr, where every variety of Painted Gill.
Block and Ornamental SIGNS. at the chcap,,. rates
aud superior Workmanship, d
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NTENNHAtFSI M MEDICINE IN TWE
n WORLD for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Pain and
Soreness IN The Breast, Whooping Cough, Consurnp-
ton, HoGrscness, and all diseases of he Bresst oad
Price so cents
I've been coughing, I've been coughing,
AL. the night and all the day:
And Pm wearing, and Pm tearing
All my lungs and life away
o twill end me soon, and sendme
Down TO an untimeIy grave,
Lest some friendly hand attend me-
Skill'd the sufferer to save,
But, in brief, found relief
~ AND, poor sufferer, say, would YOU
Take so handy lance'S Candy,
And his fioarhOund Syrup too
HaNCE'S CANDY and HOARHOUND SYRUP,
TWO OF the most popular remedies of the age for colds
Coughs ana consumptons, and all affections of the
Bronchial Organs may be had at his New store No
ioo BAhTlMORE-ST.,b between North and Holiday
SITS, Baltimore. n3i
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- GROUND RENTS
w nv D' HVVTy W
BOND 4 GEIB.9CH


BOND GELB.aCH
Real Estate AGENTS, No 40 Second-St
s.A Who offer tor sale large variety of very
cheap property, part of which we name:-
HAIL large aud beautiful story dwelling, with
49, large back budings--lot 224 feet front / 10
deep To an alley, on Lexington st near Charles ST.
g,wA Also, a spacious and well arranged = story
EEsH dwelling on w. Lombard st. near Howard st
H. lot "a feet, l76 deep to an a.ley with sta
bles. This house will be sold very cheap in fee sim
pie or with ground rent. do. in st. Paul-st near
franklin 81 ,6OO; in Exeter-st near CRANKY IS 5OO
neat story dwelling oil Madison st. near Howard
at only S90O-will rent for $50; in w. Lexington,
st. near Pine, with passage and back building and
deep lot, only S2,50e in Saratoga-st. between Pine
ST. and Run aey-2 story, with attic and back bald
ing, lot Ia by ll6 feet deep, cost 400 to build II
now be sold at only 81 $780, in payments of l. ., g.
and years, is under rent at Sl60; in Pittst near
Eden, at $3.50 each; fine house in South Paca st.
near Little Green, only $1,000; 3 in w Fayette- ST.
near Cove at 81 $50 each; Gin Harrison ST. near the
Synagogue; in Car0line-s st near e Baltimore $780,
in Wansbeck, near Hollins ST., S575 and $780, In
Granbyst near Exeter, $1,000; in CORTLAND st. in
fee, ,29O very large and desirable store with
dwelling on NJ side of Lexington at. between Eutaw
and Howard-wiil be sold cheap on easy terms; and
many others
BUILDING LOTS to Lease in every direction
some with advances
large number of FARMS for sale. [Al NIL
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rALL COME OUT CLEAN!

W ESI We place dozen dirty Shirts, with a
Ill little soap, and bucket full OF hot water in e.
IUKENS' PATENT FAMILY WASHING MA
CHINE, and after washing from 10 to 30 minutes,
they all come out perfectly clean! Again we put in
from to 10 Sheets Table Cloths, with soap ard
water, as before; and in IL or Is minutes they all
come out clecn! Lastly, we lay from "A to so small
pieces, (spch can he placed togetherO with sonB
and water, as above, aud in from Is 10 20 minutes
they also come out clean! Wonderful as this mas
seem it is done by the action and action of the
ter (by means of pressure) in connection with the
soap, without any rubbing surface friction what
ever; consequently the clothes not only uninured
by the operation, but actually made to last tscce
as long as when washed by hands. &C. Exhibitions of
washing every Monday (mornins) and Friday latter
noon Come then and see the machine in operation,
as it never fails to convince those who do Enter
prisng men should make themselves acquainted with
this most useful invention, deserving as it does
place in the kitchen Of every "my. PRICES SIS,
920 and 25 according to size nted TO perform
ICELAND tastfor years, if nsf accord to directions.
All orders by letters (pos-t id) or otherwise pronIt
ly attended TO. MANDATORY No. ~ FRONT
STREET, (at the beni) between PIT and Low-sts.,
Old Town, Baltimore, Maryland
a9-mfr6m T.. TL'KENS.
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7 HNiE u ENULNE
" II l. "a Me Rim YES.
C IL ITS, &c,
AND CHRISTIE)S
MAGNETIC FIITtn,

~, ~ At IL l. U l. u I'D :!
heSe celebrated articles are daily ac1uirinr an in
ouaSen pepntall0n for their surprising efficacy in the
G GU o. RHEUMATlSM and all NERVOUS COM
IhhlNiS' No matter how chronic or severe NAV
DC le usease 1t readily yields to the mysterious now
% DIS aPped by this remarkable discovery and nu-
mefous physicians of the highest reputation strongly
recommend them. The Genuine Galvanic Rings.
nseu IN connection with the Magnetic Fluid, are con
nuehuy recommended in all Disorders which mise
,ol an ehieebled or unhealthy state of the nervous
syst1ni' ana these complaints are among the most
painful ana universal to which we are subject
Inc Gd!pantc Rings have been used with perfec,
success IN all cases of Rheunasm acute and chronic
applying to the heaa, face and limbs; Gout, Tie Do
loreux Toothache, Bronchitis, Vertigo Nervous or
SICK Headache, Indigestion Paralysis PALSY Epilcn
sey rlis tramp, Palpitation of the Heart AponleYv
otnness OF joints, Lumbago. Spinal COMPLAINTS Men,
falgla, General Debility, Deficiency of Nervous Finer
gy, end ALL Nervous Diseases
In eases of confirmed Dyspepsia they have been
round equally successful Their extraordinary efrscts
upon the system must be witnessed TO be believed
and az certain preventive for the preceding nom,
plants they are equally to be recommended The
hhSs are OF different prices, being made of all sizes
ana OF various o.naments and patterns. de i'm
W-Ibe genuine GalvaniG Rings and Fluid for sale
only, IN Baltimore, by SETH s. HANCE, Me- lOs
Baltimore st., and corner Of Charles and Prats st. do
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FREE EXHIBITION.

HBLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GAL
"a LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPOTS; es-
tablished in 1910, and awarded the Medal Four FIRST
Premiums, and Two Highest Hon0rs by the Institutes
of Massachusetts, New York, and Pennsylvania, re-
specuvey, for the most beautiful eolored Dasuerreo-
types, and best apparatus ever exhibited.
2O5 BALTIMORE ST., Baltimore, adjoining Camp
BELLS Jewelry Store.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, Washington city.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Va.
No. Isl Broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston
1876 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
l76 Main street, Cincinnati
449 Main street, Louisville, Ky.
- Main street, Lexington, Ky.
Corner 4th aud Chestnut sts., ST. Louis; and
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
10 PORTRAITS taken in any weather, in exquisite
style.
o. Apparatus, Instructions, and all Materials fur
nshed.
Amy editor disposed to copy and take pictures in
payment can please do SO. olaf
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rySIN PLATE, SHEET IRON,
In COPPER WIRE, SC Sc
500 boxes TIN PLATE, 3 tx, and extra SKIES
200 boxes Loaded, for Roofing, I4xa0 of bestC
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English and Russia
IN ooo SHEET lRON-ali direct importation.
10000 lbs. Brazers COPPER, assorted
30 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
2OO bundles Bright and anncaed IRON WIRE
81 rolls SHEET LEAD, "a TO 6 lbs
so pigs Banca TIN; 100 plates SPEI.TER
Also, Pig and Bar LEAD, Bar Tin, &c
9(3- full stock of TinHer's Tools and Peck's Ma
chimes, Timed and Iron Rvets Timed Copper SC
For sale on liberal terms by
L. PRATT & BROTHER,
a2o omit 81 and 20 5, Charles street.
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MpRoDIGY oF CHEMIsTRY. ,rhe no.

EDRoDIGY OF CHEMISTRY. The most
II celebrated and elegant Toilet Atticles now in
use are JULES HAUEL'S. His mEDiCATED
NfMPH SOAP, or EAU DIVINE p VENUS, COM
posed OF an Eastern Botanical discovery of surprising
efhcacy for rendering the skin soft aud fsI as well
as impartlog delicate roseate hue TO the com
and to eradicate Tan, PimPes Feckles, Sunburn, and
olher unslghty cutaneous vistalons, SO iuimcaI TO
female loveliness.
His EAU LUSTkAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
free from ardent spirits, puHgeHt essential oils and
othcr destructive materials, cleans the hair exped
uously, renders it beautifully fright and inpars To il
the delicate fragrance of the flowers; and it will pos
lively bring in NeD Hair Bud Heads by the use OF
this celebrated extract. 1t is preservatve against
badness and infabe cure in all affections Of the
skin on the head, aswell preventing the hair from
turning grey.
His CELEBRATED SHAVING CREAM. which
defes comparison IN America or Europe.
He also offers TO the sanction of the public his ROSE
TOOTH TASTE, which single trial will prove its
efficacy.
The subscriber offers to refund the money for every
article which will not prove as represented above.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
JULES HAUEL,
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GOLD JEWELRY. Just received an eY-
~ tenSlve assortment of Gold Jewery, consisting
in part follows: Gold Chains. KEYS, Pencils, Hoop
Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Breast Pins, shirt studs
&c. Also, an extensive assortment of Spectlcles,
Spoons, German Silver Ware, Cutlery, Perfumes,
Fancy soaps, Combs, Buttons, Thread, Pins, Nee
dies, Hooks and Eyes, Portable Desks, Dressing
Cases, Work Boxes, Fancy Boxes, Steel Pens, PEN
ell Cases, Purses, Japanned Ware, Britannia Wire,
Lard Lamps, Castofs, Shovel & Tongs, Coffee Mills
&c, Tor sale eilher at Wholesale Retail very low
IA ELIAS HALE, ll2 Baltimore street
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A EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
IA FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
CLoIHS-American, English and French
CASSlMERES--Pain and Fancy
YES lNGS-Sik Velvet, Satin, Worsted, &C.
sattlnets, Tweeds, Kerseys, Jeans and Linscys
Cashmeres Monsine de Lane, black and C0l'd
Alpacas, B0mbazines, &c. Also, one of the hand
somest assortments Of CALICOES in the city.
SHAWLS-Cashmere, Thibct, Wool, Mousne de
Lame, Blanket and Net
FLANNELS-Whie,R Red and Yellow
BLANKETS, Canton Flanncls Ticking
Penltenary Plaids, Checks, Cotton Yarn,
brown and Blcached MUSIINS, SC. sc.
~ For sale at the Agency Store, rcry lotv for cash
oy LUTHER J. COX Agent,
NO, II Baltimore street, 2i door below
oli-2m TripOletL's aney,
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Chemist and Perfumer, No. 46
u Thisb otrant hcInr,

8. Third street, below Chestnut, Phad'a.
And tor sale in Baltimore by the following Agents:
}. Boury, 2lO BStimOre-st; N. N Robinson, cor Cav
aud Saratoga sis; Mortimer Il Mowhray, BALTIC. and
Charlessts; 1hos P. Harrison, 253 Baltimore ST; f.
Hickey Il Sons, 247s Batmore-st; Il. Croyc,u, III
G. Winchester, l65 Batmore-st; f.. Hall, lI2 BALTIC
ST. j. NJ Laroque, BALTIC. and Harrison SITS; Jas F. De
LacOur, $50 Baltimore st; Nj. s. Thompson, Howard
and Fayee sts e. P Rogers, Howard and Marion
ST.: J. w. Barry Co., BALTIC, and Peal .sts.
OLA tlWthf.m
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NHHISTMAS PRESENTS. Now opening,
" a beautiful assortment of goods suitable for
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS PRESENTS
among which enumerate splendid patterns Of
VERY RICH DOUBLE PLATED CAKE BIAS
KETS, made expressly for the London market, and
rarely imported into this country; variety Of low
priced do; VERY RICH 2 ATED CASTORS, of
entirely new styles; PLATED FORKS; SPOONS;
SALT and UTTER DISHES; CUPS; CHaFING
DISHES; Soup Ladies, &c Very handsome sets of
NEW STYLE BRITANNIA WARE; FINE IVORY
BALANCE HANDLE TABLE and TEA KNIVES
and FORKS, in sets and dozens; CANDELABRAS;
SOLAR and HALL LAMPS; MANTLE CLOCKS:
beautiful WATERS, in sets; PAPER MOCHIER and
other FANCY AFRO BASKETS, with variety of
other new goods suitable for CHRISTMAS and MAR
RAGE PRESENTS.
e. e. WETMORE 4 co.
do 3w No 10 N Charles street
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III ATS, CAPS, MUFFS, &c.

TENT FIRE ARMS repaired with accuracy and in
workmanIike manner, with ptomptness, on the
PIECES fitted with Clevelands Secret Invisible Lock
and warranted. seq BIN
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-01-31
TEXAS.

The subject of the annexation of Texas is still
the all absorbing topic of discussion in Congress.
The subject in our opinion will be well considered
by the time the vote is taken. We confess we
cannot arrive at any definite conclusion as to the
result Of this important measure. 1t is thought,
however, by some OF the letter writers, that Texas
will be admitted in some shape or other The
correspondent of the Ohio Statesman, under date
of January 81, says:
"We have now strong hopes Of annexation
strong hopes that the spirit OF compromise recon-
mended in the Missouri resolutions, and so earnest
ly recommended by Col. Benton in his remarks
OF yesterday, will carry the measure through the
House, and through the Senate, and the annexa-
ton will be effected lit will be effected, too, as
we now believe without the necessity of an extra
session-effected the present session, If the Sena-
tors from Virginia are only spoken to by their
legislature according 10 the sentiments of the peo-
Pile of the good old commonwealth. Many hope,
indeed, that even without the assistance of the
Virginia Senators we shall have the annexation
before the adjournment But ne are not quite so
sanguine.
..Bu we are almost certain of the House before
another week shall have passed; and we will ven-
ture to guess at the plan: The whole OF Texas 10
be admitted as a State-a division of the territory
from the 34th degree of latitude northward on the
basis of the Missouri COMPROMISED surrender OF
the lands belonging to Texas to her local govern
ment for the purpose of liquidatlng her debts
future States to be admitted upon partition OF the
territory-boundary TO be settled between the u,
States and Mexico, &c. Such proposition was
introduced into the House to-day by Mr.. Lynn
Boyd Of Kentucky, read and referred TO the COM
mittee of the whole on the state of the Union.
ga resolution was adopted, 10 suspend the de-
bate in committee, on the subject Of annexation,
on Saturday next at o clock, and that the com
mittee then proceed to vote upon the amendments
offered to the treaty plan, or on the joint resolu-
tions OF Mr.. C. J. Ingersol, chairman of the
committee on foreign relations, from whose COM
mit,ee the subject was originally reported"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-01-31
c. ]. McNULTY.

BY reference to the congressional news from the
Daily Globe in this days paper, our readers will
perceive that c. J. McNulty, Clerk of the House
of Representatives, has been dismissed from office,
and B. B. French appointed in his stead In refer
ence to Mr. McNuty's detalcaton, we have moth
ing to say further than that it is to be very much
deplored that man who has enjoyed the conf
dence Of party, as has Mr.. McNuIy, should
betray it, and prove recreant to honor, duty and
justice. We will rot, however, say as have some
editors, that "we knew it would be so'' This
would appear to us too much like the reply OF the
old lady when her husband told her the COW had
swallowed the grindstone.
The correspondent of the Ohio Statesman, says:
&C. J. McNulty has given bail as we understand
for his appearance before the proper court, TO
answer to the charge of embezzlement of the pub
lie money. He insists that he will make every
dollar good. We hope that he may be able to do
so: but that a man should so far forget himself
his obligations to his friends-to his party to his
povernment-to his country-to his family-to
his reputation-his interest-his everything that
is worthy having, as to cast himself as recklessly
away as he has done. passeth our comprehension. ="
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lD- We notice that some democratic editors
have violently attacked Mr.. Brinkerhoff, of this
State, for speech made by him in Congress,
against the annexation Of Texas. This is not as
il should be. Mr.. BrlnkerhoT has perfect right
to his opinion upon this, as well as all other SUBJ
ects and for the expression of that opinion is only
responsible to his immediate constituents. Is il
necessary to be in favor of the annexation of Texas
to constitute democrat' Were there no other
great and important measures contended for by
the democratic party at the presidential electon'
Widely as we may differ with Mr.. Brnkerhoff,
still we do not feel disposed to abuse him, because
he has dared to express an opinion and take a
different course from majority of the democratic
party, on this one question. A wider and more
extended philanthropy governs us.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-01-31

ROMANCE IN THE LIFE OF Factory
GlRL.-Miss Irene Nichols, daugh ter
Of fMr. Nathaniel Nichols, of Monmouth.
Kennebec Co., while at work in fac
tory in Dorchester, Mass, some four
years since, was offered very liberal
wages to 60 to Mexico, and engage in
a factory just established there. She,
with eight others, accepted the offer.
While there, she became acquainted
with Herrera. the present revolving and
successful general, with whom she con-
tracted marriage. She made visit to
her friends in Maine, last summer, du-
ring which she received frequent letters
from Herrera. She left here in July
or August last for Mexico, via New
York, where she obtained license
and was united in marriage to General
Herrera, by his representative, the
General not being able to leave Mexico
"a step rendered necessary, as the
parties were both Protestants, and
could not be married in Mexico, Cath
olic country. Herrera is now Presi-
dent ofMexico, having his head quar-
ters at the national palace in the city,
and this Kennebec "Factory Girl,''
now Nrevels in .he Halls Of the Mon
,ezumas." Gen. Herrera is of Ger
man extraction - Kennebec. Me. Jour
nal. !.