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SANDER IF Literary Men.-Lct a man be
placed prominently before the puJlic-thc
writer who by his pen has won distinctions
for instance, and he at once becomes the
mark of those who hate that excellence
they cannot reach 1.-THE herd would con-
fine their attacks to his qualifications for
the station he has arisen to, it would not be
SO bad. Let them launch their arrows in
that direction as much as they please, and
we will not complain. For the path of
fame is a thorny one, and the aspirant must
accustoIp himself to stand fire-musth hold
himself ready TO receive the insult of the
anxious and malicious. But when those
loathsomc libellers attack private charac-
tcr-when they launch their poisoned shafts
for the purpose Of destroying mans dearest
treasure-personal reputation-the moral
sense Of the community should interrosc a
shield by branding with undistinguishcd
contempt the grovelling miScrcantS. 1t is
useless to say that the law will protect a man.
Potent as the laws is, it cannot protect
character. 1t Furnishes the thief who robS
you of your property, but it can not sufti-
GENTLY punish the pilfercr of your good
name. 1t may fine ana iInprison the knare,
but it cannot remove the faint he throws
on your reputation; for it is a sorrowfnl
fact that the words of the slanderer gain
credencc, despite of all counteracting evil
dence you may bring in exculpation.
One of the greatest Of the moral evils Of
the day, is tue countenance which the COM
munity lend to the traducer. They see
him scattering with a reckless hand fire
brands about him, and with a smile say
at is all SPORT" They frequently encour-
age him on, by ascribing to him a character
for Smartness. What if he does brand a.
man with every vile epithet-what if he
does rob him of his good name-what if he
does destroy the peace of a family-he
does the thing up in such a neat way that
You cannot help awarding your appreciation.
You are so pleased with the flash of the
sword, and the graceful dexterity with
which it is handled, that you do not think
of the wound it inaictS.
Public sentiment needs to be corrected
on this subject. Character is too sacred to
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14
Cheap FOX Cash or Trade!

- HAVING a large aSsortmcrto Of TIN
WARE IN hanl-largc~ than was ever
kept in Louisiana before, which | am de.
termincd to sell, as low rs TIE same arii.
cles can be bought in st. Lonis at ,sbois-
sale or retail prices, | would respectable
solicit call from the farmers and merchants
of the country, before they purchase else
where. joint. BEIJ.
n. B. will take old copper, old pewter,
beeswax, Tallow, or feathers, at he high
est market price, in exchange for any .ar.i-
Gle in my line JTR
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14
NeW York, June ,, s A. N.

The famous China Packct) Rainbow has
arrived this morning from Liverpool, bring
ing four days later news-to May 9Th.
The supply of grain in Liverpool was
limited. Wheat had advanced 4d. per
bushel; corn had advanced in liverpool, and
was Is. higher, but rather dull.
Sales western Flour at AS per bbl.-aD
advance; and of Philadelphia, &C, t2s, per
Dbl.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14
Painting.

II T. ". DOATY, respectfully a~nn"uncr>
10 the citizens Of Louisiana ami vicinity, that
he is sill engaged in the above Lnsircs. All
work thai may be entrusted to him will Lc At
tended to with promptncss.
Iune It'll. 1917.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14
NEW GOODS!

UST received and now opening on Main ST.,
% opposite DIR. Gorin's office, a select stock OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, OILS, PAINTS,
COPAL VARNISH, DYE STUFFS, &c,
with a complete stock Of FAMILY MEDI-
CINES, to which the attention OF those wish
ing to purchase is invited. Please call and see
goods, and judge for yourselves.
w. W. WISE.
Louisiana, May 2lth, le47.
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be tempered with unrebuked. Tie men,
and particularly the press, that sports with
anotIer's reputation-that without cause
seeks to injure the good name and fame Of
an individual, should receive the frowns Of
every honest and high-minded man.-[Port-
land Tribune.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

CoLLGsIoN.-The steamer Lucy Bcrtram
IN coming down last Saturday night, came
in collision with the steamer Tobacco Plant.
bound up, by which the starboard wheel of
the latter was badly broken, %obIiging her TO
return for repairs.-Rcpujhcan.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

Nearly a million ana a half of dollars in
specie arrived at New York from foreign
ports, during the week ending on the first.
The whole amount of Specie in the vaults
of the New York banks, was 10, $50, 900.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14
7 he GREAT sssEMEDV!
HOUSES y
Bill for d.
VOrce.

sstkI N.t'c MN v FTN\.I
i'>iN'
n SAFE and sure cure ior IlilLI-S or AClE LIS
FEVER, III the unprecedented short time OF
Five H,ur<-.s thousands tlIrorahnut .tc West
.,r S.o,L ,,;r. .L..
""' >', "'' NV ~" "."S
>pr''l'H c''rr" ~ THIS ''ELA1 RLNLpi.
aStEitf one who is afflicted, should re AIN.
z Aio',. = ".'tain thai remedy Wii,h oi,rs H.
best, quickest, and fastest cure, no matter from
what Source il springs: every honest ma; l.ciro
iihu,.!IL t. clulf,, &C. 4, :iur,.. Wl,r,y,r r.uud -
There, fore the proprietor, in Justice 10 tie pub
lie an. fIn.>,!.. ri,!< called Upr.,to .talr. non.
!, >tll. a!rw acts, which will =. Lai>!, sr.u....
e. dian yn::;c It. b, &, 'a-. .,mrr, Tor taiH>
or Aymr All Iry,r. ... .>u"u. T:.i Isl
tn ar;!cI. i cunycuIrn: ana pheasant 10 take
i, r ilct from all gross PARTICLES. which r,nI,r
III rr reputation 81. m.,ut,y. Iulscu,i>. aid lisa
I-rcc~h!, 10 tie t., an. Il. -~irccric.> are i,i-
Ih""'L. VIII chr" 'v'ry Csc. n:ia. IL tL,m"iic.l
."ofi"iii!. III rom tti'' Il i"nr i"ur>. -i>rrr-
i-..i'g". 'ui true. f'u - 7! IL "'iioIr up
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Final Settlement.

NOTICES hereby given 10 al creditors and
others interested in the estate OF James Cmlbcrt-
son, deceased, that the undersigned administra-
tor Of said estate. will make a final settlement
at the next August term OF ihc Pie county
court, when ard where THOSE Interested can al
tend. w. ID. GRANT, Admir-.
June 18th, 1917.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14
Fresh Arrivals!

UST received, per steamer Lucy BcrirnIn,
% a large supply of Boots. Shoes and Leather,
all Of the very best quality, which we o!i,r TO
the public OF the best of terms. AIsna III asSoIt-
ment of GROCERIES, consisting OF Coil,r, Su-
gar, Tea, Sugar House MolassrS; Dried Fruits,
Candies; Raisins; Almonds; Tobacco; Fish &c.
Also, Silk, Brush ana Palm Lcai Hats.
NEWMAN & ALLEN.
June 7h 1S47
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

A Governcss advertising for a situation
says: "sle is perfect mistress of her oun
This is a high qualification.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

At the death Of Gen. Dromgoolc, he left
most ofhiS property 10 the family Of Mr..
Digger, a gentleman whom he shot in a
duel about ten years ago.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

Major Daniel Graham has been appoin-
thed register Of the L. S. Treasury Depart
ment.
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ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.
Twelve Days Later from
EUROPE
by TcleSrapll-Rcportrd for the Pitts
burgh Gazette.
Great 0drancc in FL,nr and t"rn-UacLnt
IN CJfLGa.

OHi N"|SbiN
Great adrancc in FL,r and Cpru-DscLinf
an CJttIa.
LlvEHrooL, May 10th.
Liour has advanced largely since the
sailing OF the Rainbow. Selling at 49a sos.
per Dbl.
Corn has also advanced very considcra.
bly-it is quoted - selling at G3s. a Cos.
per quarter Of 400 10.
The quotations for wheat are as follows:
red lbs. Cd. a las, white, los Sd. a lis Sd.
i'll per seventy. pounds.
The quotations for cotton are 63-Sd for
bowed Mobile, and 6 l-Sd. fo- Orleans.
We may remark, i'll connection with this.
tia; tie quotations for -four agree with d
numt'er Of private dispatches Which we
have sen. Ti.ry generally name sos. as
the price. There is Il good deal of suspi-
CON aS 10 t!r correctness of tie news.
though we have no doubt there has been Il
large advance. Sill! prudence would die
tate to wal: the particulars, which we shall
probably ave to-day. The only quotations
we saw for corn, i'll a private despatch,
was 63S.
The line worked SO badly, from the con-
tinual rains and electricity, it was irnpos-
sible to receive any thin last evening, and
So we have nofurther news.
As a general thing, no doubts were cx-
pressed in the private dispatches as 70 the
authenticity of the news. Some, however,
did say there was "nothing cer&1in."
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PIKE CIRCUIT COCRT--QN VACATiON)

PIKE CIRCUIT COCRT--(lN VACATION
3lst. May, 1917.
Abraham Pritchet, complainant B;u for NJ
Elizabeth rritchet, defendant. V0rce'
30 the above named defendant: You are
hereby notified at, on this 3lst day of
May, 1917, the said complainant has filed his bill
OF complaint III ny Office, against you, the Object
oi which is 10 obtain Il decree i,r divorce from
the bonds ci matriliomy hcrctu,orc entered into
with you,--ari that unless YOU appear at the
NEXT term 81 this court, TO be begun and held al
the court hens. in Bowling Green, within and for
said county Of Pike, on Tie first Aiold, V Of Sep
tembcr ncNt, and answer sail Bill Of compl Mt.
the same will he taken rs confessed fgainSt Won.
and ii is ordcrcdt!iat 4 c"py Of this order he pub
lished for eight weeks sriccessive!y in some
newspaper lual;shc.! in tri> c"Ilrty, IL last i'll
s~ertion TO be at least fclIr weeks before the next
term OF this court.
STATE OF Missouri, *
Comfy of Pike,
], Simeon =. Robinson. clerk of the circuit
court for said county. certify that the foregoing is
true copy Of the order.
~ Witness my hand and clicil seal.
Seal. Den" 1t Office in Hnwling-Crcen. in
~ said county. this The 3I,t. day Of MAY.
1877. :. +. ROBINSON. Clerk.
June al, 1877. Swl0.
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undersigned having permanently lOca-
ted i'll Louisiana, offers bis services TO the
public in the capacity Of Painter, Glazier, and
Paper hanger. He fatters himself, that by
m~2!srate charges, ard a strict attention TO bust
ness, he will be enabled TO render satisfaction
to those " 10 may favor him with a call.
Those who wish 10 see Kim OH business, will
please enquire at FOulks hotel:
WILLIAM O'CONNER.
Nav OH, 1SA7
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

We are authorized to announce THOMAS Lew
Is WELLS a. 4 candidate for the office of clerk
OF the Lincoln county court. al the ensuing Au-
gust election.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

'VNNI SINNE1UK.
We are authorized 10 announce PERRY
\. CURRY as a candidate for the office OF
County Surveyor at the ensuing August G.
lection.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14

We are authorized to announce J. ].
PRIrCnETr as Il candidate for the office of
County Surveyor Of Lincoln County, at
the approaching August election.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14
Louisiana Market,

~i'it''r' : a Toe; Tall"w, 6 Dry Hide, -
Green Hides sc Bcr>waN, DC; I!aN>crd, SOC,
per hushcl; Beans, 40 .J0c per bu>i.l.
Democratic banner., 1847-06-14
Administrators Notice.

MAY ;}lst. lSi7.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03
THE MILWAUKEE MUTUAL FIRE sINSU.
RANCE COMPANY

We have received the fist annual report
Of this institution, and would invite the al
tent on Of Hose DESTROYS of having ihei
property insured to the advantages which
this company offers. The Milwaukee
Mutual Insurance Company was organ zed
in February Of last year, and commenced
isuing policies ofinsurance in April follow
ing. Ii has from the last mentioned period
up 10 the present time, issued four hund ed
Policies. insuging properly 10 an amount
Of over Eve uupdled thousand Dolags--
The amount in premium noes ia tie hands
OF tie TT, as urer is over 1913 900. The
company has met with losses by fiie since
its commencement Of business last sping,
but las been enabled 10 pay the losses
without max NJ assessments.
The plan Of Mutual Insurance, com
mends itself 10 al who wish pfopelty in.
ued aga nst loss or dam ge by fire, es-
peciaIly farmers The superior economy
OF The mutual plan has long been UNDER
stood, and is fully demonstrated by more
than two hundred mutual companes, now
in existence in The UnHed Slales. The
mutual system, is pied as The safest and
cheapest, not only in The United States,
but in England, France, Germany, and
most other pats Of Europe, Ii is asserted
in he annual reports of a large number of
The mutual insurance companies, in the
United States, that the expense OF lnsur'ng
in these insliu ions, has not averaged more
than from one fourth TO one-thi; d as much,
us The insurance OF the same kind Of pop
city in stock companies. II is found tha
the averagc expense Of insurance on The
mutual plan does not exceed l2l cents per
annum on bundled dollars, on farm houses
and barns,or isoated village properly. The
officers the NJ Iwaukee Mutual Insurance
Company, we bel eve. are responsible men,
and are determined by ladieiou, means. TO
gnjn the confidence Of the puzzle and >e>
cure character sud permanency to tie il
st,ut.on.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03
Prom the Albany Argus.
IMPORTANT PROPOSITION AND DE-
BATE IN CONGRESS.

In the House Of Representatives on
Monday, Mr.. PKEsToN KING. Of this state,
introduced "A ser es of resolut ons. II pre-
priaiing $40, 600 Bile he Pfes dent L.
enier upon ne5oi at oas with Nc &c" !or
tie res Grafton al Pesce. ami So o 0,0a0
To enable the Pres dent 10 conci"lea irea
,y Of peace, and p'ov sion prohibiting
siarfry or ,uroiuntary serptude in any
fe,rifory ,rhich shall hereafter be acquired
byor annexed 10 the United States.
On this important proposition. the yeas
and nays were demanded on The me ton 70
suspend the special order. TO admit the
proposition, and il was nega,tved by nearly
a lie vote, 60 tos9; every member from
this state present, except two, voting IN The
affirmative.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

W We pe'ceNe by our territorial cx-
changes that an effort is being made TO
procure the removal Of John s. Homer as
Regis or Of tho Lanl Office al Green Bay.
Perh'Ps It is none Of our business specially.
but we know something Of the mater, and
must say, iftbece ever was case where n
change was called for, il is there. Mr.
Homer was appointed in 81, and has held
The office from that time, and has been true
only to one thing, and that is his own in
rest. He was Jackson and Van Buien
man OF course; a strong Harrison man while
he lived;a Tyler man during his presidency;
Chy man when Clay's chances were
best, and a Polk man after he was elected
A change is duo 10 the democracy of the
north; il is due 10 political honesty, and is
due lIom every con >ideraton which should
influence such matters. We know of no
worse example 10 set the rising genera ion
OF ether party, than TO encourage polli.
C j dishonesty such rs tbs aud we tfust
the administration Will relieve itself Of
the rcprolch.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

C. The judiciary Comm tie Of the
Council to which the petitions on the sab.
joct hid been referred, hive Unanimously
reported in favor Of ptosid ng by law for a
econd Cons itutional Convention. The
Committee, in their Argument, among other
things, say
"To withhold such provision would seem
10 be assuming. on he part of the Legis-
| ture, 10 pejudge the question now sab
united ia he people. or would al lie Isl be
yaying to hem. you must take the Con-
tut on new offered TO you, or you shall
have none with our aid and coas IN, 80.
Such position, il Is presumed, this body
does not wish 10 occupy"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

% Free 'F'aie br ngs the surplus pro-
duclons Of other counties INTO tie sam
relation TO tais VII Oh the poduct ons Of
different djstric S or portions Of the same
country sustln TO each other: that IS, il
places foreign trade and home trade sub
S; antialIy Oh an equal footing; or it makes
the Limits Of home trade co.extensive with
commerce, whei her domestic OF foreign.
These are the doctrines Of almost all tie
standard wok ks OH political science Mills.
in his Commerce Defended, has the follow
ing remarks on This subject: '.As the
same country is rendered richer by the
trade Of one ds;rc, with another; as s
labor becomes thus infinitely more divided,
and more productive ,han it could Other
wise have been; and as the mutual in
tcfchang OF all o'hCr commodii es wa Oh
one st.ict pioduc and another wants.
muiipl es the comforts aud accom- noda
lions Of the whole, aid the country thus
becomes more opn!ent and mo e happy; SO
the SINE beau iful train OF Consequences
is Observed in The void at largc--.hat
vast empire. Of VII CHI the different King~
doms may he regarded as the prov nces.--
In this IN Nguiicent empie. one province is
peCula ly lAvolable to one species Of pIo
duct on, another province TO anorher. BY
tier nu VA, ~ erC1urSe, mauklnd are en-
ubed to apply thejr labor as is most sui;a-
bic 10 Their particular loo l;ty and circum
stances. The industry of the whole thus
rendered incomparably more produclive:
and every article for nece ssijy, conven-
ence, or luxury, is lhus furnished in great
er abundance, aud wi infinitely less sx
pense." These advantages naturally per
Ia nirg 10, and inherent in, the system ui
CONNIE &C, we hold ought no., in any case
TO be cu.ia;led or budencd with restrictions
/ if it can possibly hc avo ded. The injuy
IS unreasonable beyond that which infc
ted by tx tion. Taxes uncqnal!y. taxes
vastly beyond he amount OF re enue zeal
Zad hy the government, and taxes in a
! way which leads TO a disadvan'ageous EN-
ployment OF vast amount of laLor and
capital.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

MExIco-News has been received from
his county, which has eniiiely relieved
tho apprehensions Of those who were
alarmed for the safety Of the detached por-
iions of our army, supposed to be endan
gered by the movements Of Santa Anna.
A correspondent Of The New York Evening
Post says:
d The rumors Of his advance appear, like
so m4ny runners orig mating in that quarter,
to have b. en- entirely destitute Ct oundi-
ton. have just seen a letter from an ex.
parenced offi ,er of the army who was in
the opening battles OF the first campaign,
and his just rejoined his commlnd, afie an
absence of some months in the United
States. who gives it as his opinion IN 4 the
war is but commencing; such is the deter.
mutation and obstinacy Of the Mex can pop.
ullIian.
The selection Of Santa Anna to he CHI e
mngl-t q e of be- republic W II aave the eff
feet, VEN suppose. o. nnp,rting gse Ter
uni nd sigor TO the conn,e ls If hc enc
my. and We NAV anticipate, III nix. IN e
adop' on of poi cy on his part, VII ch
saaii Rave ier ! s "hlec, The prolongatipn 81
The war. raj er han resort 10 hard fgh,
ine, as the ST mode o: rep Hin. be In
va>ion. TIE de lpn Ell, oil the offic al des.
patches regarding these events, ihrnu. h
The goyeri.men, paper, will be read W TN
the z eaiest interest.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03
LEGISLATIVE

We see nothing in the reports of Leg
'slative proceedings which lave come to
hand, worthy of particular note. The
businc IS thus far done is mos ly Of an un'
impo;uni local Character. The several
bills introduced for the iDco;po alton of
rail road companies, il was proposed in
the Council 10 refer to joint committee
with Instructions 10 report but one bill,
either with or without fixed points of ter
mnh So says The Argus A friend la ell,
at Madison, informs us that tie nJoposi,ion
to authorize new Constitutional Conyep-
ton will probably no prevail. The Coun>
Il vii pass bill tor The purpose; but the
House is said to be lntiexibly opposed to il.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03
MINUTES OF TIE PROC EDiNGS 81
Ii'L Ii.At Ht.tS ASSOCIATES Hell
Al SUUi hFOkr JAN 3. teal.

MINUTES OF TIE PROC EDiNGS CT
Ii'L 1i.At HttS ASsOCiAIiJN HLiD
Al SOUi nFOkr JAN 3. tc41.
iurs@aat To 4 Ho.Ice pr v,.uslg steh
The Teachers of lie town, net Il, lie
sctool room Of Wild d n chols on Ssiur'
cay at 10 o'cock =. NJ
The meeting VS. organized by ehoos'ng
John A. Bow,,.an Ca, rmln.
The chairman stated lie object Of 'bs
meeting, and, after ad ,.rln Z briefly to +.
state OF public sent meni Oh the subject OF
general educsilon, and 20 the condi on oil
our schoois--concluding bis remarhs BY
recomme ndIng The formation OF = Ter
cheers Asssoclaton, hev ny ior 10 mined
g b ect tie Improvement Of trscher'' -,
On morton, he meeting teSohed iiseI
inform j.. in'o III 4 soc a,lon.
On motion, 4 comm To- oil two: Joan
Wi der nd 5. X. Leonard were sppplosd
Ia DAFT consi utinn. / he cUnhWff'
aflt: an absence 81 few ~ nnres r:p'hsi'
wh c. reior was accepted nd d pleo'
On no,lnn,ihe assoc aiion The proc ecu
10 Ell CT "flicors accord 6 10 he prov"
ions Of he const tn ion.
john. Connrr was elected Recoo
sec'y, J"i II w der, Co,respon ing Sec!
tnd NJ - Delta ). :, ymour, Ireasuff
After re adop on OF the 10 10" ~ ~
outsuns, the As.oc ion a0jouri Ell u o'.'
hs ooGl On ) 1rJa,, Feb. 3, al 10
claci. 2. III
/. asol,.-d Tha. 'bts Association nes'o.
tn l., aua 3 Satire. " % each '"'.
or mtiiiai lA.i ucg ons ~ prsct ca lf.''"'
tn! tor he ia sa,i oh ~ >UCit iis hss
my properly come before II, s"o
.r ends af ed c., on arc iuvi ed I" 81 e"
Resolved That eaclIess and irlrnds '
earnestly requ.sted 10 attend aud coup
AT ia ele, ing the Professor oil IL ae'''
tn Ia tue standard.
Resolved. That he popcIs Of tae 'a2'
are qles ed 10 publish To proceeding
,.,Is Me.tng.
JOIN \. BOW MAN, Cn'n.
JOHN WILDER, Sec'y.
Southport. Jan. % lS47.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03
CONGRES SIGNAL.

Under date oil Jun. 49,, the correspon-
dent OF the New York Evening Posi, wril es
as follows:
The funeral services of senator Penny
hacker today preclude The Transaction oil
anv bus ness in Congress. This wee K
vii complete the first half OF the session.
and the amount oi business wnica has been
done is less than vii be found requisite to
d spatca in aay single week of the iemain-
lug pa,t of the session.
lhaye not yet had The opportunity to see
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

We were shown a piece Of bread made
of beech saw-dusi and yeast only. 1t had
the appearance of Grsbam bred, and was
moi much inferior 10 ii in taste and smel:
The explanation Of the process upnp
chemical principle is not easy. Its one
of ibsi series oil changes in the inorganic
elements of plants. by which one elemen;
is transformed into another. as arch into
sugar, woody fibre into starch, acid into
sugar, &c. In the process of making
b. cad from beech saw dust, the woody fibre
is changed by fernen'aion into starch.
and the sarch into sugar-Lyons Argus.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

Jyane's Expecior nj. we esteem
plea 9u-e o be ale To recommend lis wv
d cine as the best calculated for the P"'
pose of curing coughs, Gods. sore 'hfo',
asthma. aud al affections OF the lungs
From long personal acquain'an'e W.
Dr.. Jayne's we know that he Is no qua -
and his med cines ire moi Noslruns oi -.
modern cry up, bu, arc the resnl' o. -
ling experience as prat sing phy'e'D
and hie expense OF great labor IA"
ford Conn. Daily Review. ID
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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-02-03

u The annual meeting ofthe Terri
ional Ami Slavery Society, was held in
this vii. sc OF wednesday and Thursday
of last week. The attendance was large
An abundance of speeches and mus G;
the whole affair, doubtless, passed off To
The satisfaction of those who participated Ia
the Transactions Of the meeting.
a Territorial Temperance Convention
proceeding of which will he found in an
otter column. The convention was numer
ousIy attended, and us proceed ng char
ac,er zed with spir, and harmony. Anew
ina pulse, il is hoped, has been given the
Temperance Enterprise.