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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-10
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uHo JtptVElUb. canton.
Starf Co., Sbic,
qBrb feline nn8etbtilte Nufmertfamfeit alien In
tein Sad idla8tnren eefbatttn, ric iDm anrtr.
tra,lt wcrNen m6Scn 1T e tart ttnc ben anaren,en.
ben Srnntics mitmsn Su9lcid tcnatbrtebt9t CT feis
nc saneslcutc, Bag CT rcr Snrjetii mabetnp ftines
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rss Sairifhen 0rnlnIs ratsltif Ginrtsb bttiisem III
trctfcn i'm &tdnbc mar, mrraeb CT tiinftia iraenS
0etdaftc tn alien xDsilen Tcutfhlann rureb uel
ecroatc an frl9enre 9trebtsanmalrr rtiuttlieb unS
rremrt prrfDen fam.
Sir Nbei"teGen uub grcebrr,csttuat
Saceu,
@cnrab Steiun,cs Badenbeim an eer
noaret Gbeiufrei6 0oiern.
SIR lSilritrrq, 8amtcre unt eon, Nft:
SaYern, SranfcnL 2Inebad 9iilrrtere nu6
oas TGntareid, QSllrtemterg, 2r. Tran, %.
Sunrtf. toni9l. sIfpeIaticns9sridts al6pos
fat III Somterg..
Sir 3wcibri;tfcn> samtnra unt 9fbsin-
preu6en, tnru. Carl grl;en, t6nisl. 9leuo
Fat in 3meibrTfen.
9ictariu6 g1ctf Sterbtran, Depart!
mcnt Jtlcocrrbeiu, gllas.
- @rImatt,n unn eeridni6s 8efuments jettt
Art pereen BON iDm in rcuifAtr, .nsnfber uns
tr"nn,bff8tr GProhe rcrferti9t.
Canton SER, 2. lS47. s,tr.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-10
Naebfra9e.
ssso lit Gsiaian, S;flD, 3utertads

$50 tit Isillian, sf;flD, 3udsrbdd'r'
aus Min;er5beim, Grcb5'rso9tbum SaoenF
Derielbc i'll unsefdbr IS rber 255atre alt,
,bes lsei3en Stan2ce. nno lrl III cIclem
pano pcr ul0efibr 3 ceer 4 Sabre an9eten1-
men ieSu. Gr ioa cine 3ciiIau9 in eolum-
bia, Qarcaittr Co., peHu., detpchnt haben.
Sneem fltr eiu ntchtige 9tad,rdpten bon
Teut(hlanc etnaetrcfsn fIuc, miro or er-
filt,t, lIt, ein,ufacen, teD rem llnter;e'dne-
ten, rpctutaft TT Ger Staet eancater pa.
sppielblt or ras 9i1here srfahren fann.
Socob Ncrtcg, (Hanfmann'9 y
Sanuar 5, 1917.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-10
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bon f cm alter g tanpc, ocrlcstp er tetfanea euf
9anr Dat uno nod 'ets prn ZEN ctttitcn 0aurt:as.
ten erbait, cine 8rrBs uEp oheScftbte ausmaDl ppn
aacii Scrttn BON
Aa.lfinanns9iiter.
fantne fur cie jeRiSs unb fcmmrno, Sabrts,eittn.
bic Ct allt tn eeu aswtbnliden Vret(cn pertauft.-
Sur Die ltctcrale SesnnfiSnns, ,pslde or tisftr er
haiten fauteno, tenust CT tiefc 8elesenbet Ciincn
Sreuneen nnb saEredfen Gnnrtn ia ear,tcn ,tb per
lrfiatst iid allies aufsuteten ttntein oans ~ er,cm
ieiatn 8emubunstn, fin GtatlifTenent ,u cinem
oer erfcn i'm sance Su iitaben, ansemcffene Bcsdn.
| tfi9nn9 5u erbalten.
Canton, SeS. 49,, ls46. 3.3M.
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Wei3en, Gante, Slee- nnb Tlahs. Saamer
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-10
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Sir has tisltr 9c3rscnt 3utrancr tantcnt tcfuy'
Scr fctnc sBrtannten rnp V;citbdtt5frtunten birrs
nit, fpiptc cincn 9ccDrt;n QutltEnM utcrDaurt hag
or cas g GbuNmadrr 0efttdft in alien ftintn 5pci'
acn itAp ttmf,rS air ftrncr 1T tincr nrHcn Q9rrfs
itItt, cine xhAr ttl>iitb rcn Cttrs Grccrry, fup>
mct1tthcs DlarttrcrcG, tttrcit unr rutt Cite Ret
Nrtrit, rrrmrtc &cornun9 un> tilli8c rrit &c aud
fsrnrres 3utraurn ;u rcrctcncn bcft.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-10
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fen Nl"ltern. Ac6fc Safer ptIen,
Spinnr0rtr Gitcr, Ociscn,
oiubil&c Na9clrutDtn, Tlrttn,
2PeterfAifc, pf,ifen,
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Sete, Oarmonitds,
pfercef6ubna8A, @eisentt9en unb @aiten,
9ous II. S6littcnslrdcn. .Sassciscn @aiten,
Matbenotfhe Sntfras Grie9elsia,er,
m"ntt, 9iptcnrutrer, u. {. 10.
Olutl, Satnj II. {enpnNren t,nb 9afeemiibfen,
Sa8sn, tcpm Suscnc ocet Gins
Gauner Weosbaolen, selten.
Sarbeat Sele, sStrnif;, II. I. 10.
0tral SirniB, 9Sencpiit Npfb,
Naumol, @raniteb Nraun,
Slaebsfaamentf 0Sanpiet 8raun,
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g S1ttremafTcr, @6meinfurt Grin,
8lepmeibtrcder unpanse, 9or;usliAer serer Sir,
maeht, niB,
sarte sal1aen, e9ineGfa gsrmilios,
0serner 0tau, s Ginrue,
ttmttr, 0ntfrsib pinftl,
yerra be @icnns, 0clbf1anm,
Groom 0elt, Srcnje
Groom 0rin,
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in ien Stanb fenc @aeben anf oas pcrtbeilBaftelfs
ein,ulcs:n ,tnb ba cr cntfhlrffcn 1T
8ute itno wcblfeile Mrtifel ST ltefern
70 bcfft or con rcm sctbrtnpntlifam tn tcinemltns
terncbmen unttrtust 5u rceretn.
s. q. Shneioer.
! Canton, ctn 15ttn Deg, ls46.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-10
literartjhe 9(nseiQe.

9er ttrtrr;eihntts ~ Il rcm rc.Itfhen pnttifum
une tetrnrcrs SttcrAtur Urtunccn tic Nr;tt9t ma
den, tAs CT 70 ctgu autb Gin Stcraifdcs, Sitreau
crribtct unb frlte Ntrtincnn9cn 8ctrctfcn Bat, no.
rur;b CT i'm Stanre IL ttpAcc Nuftrd0c unb @c.
iteun9 ai,s rem Itcrarthcn 6Ht6c in ailen 3rrjscn
rtr 2HiTtnfbNft>n [Grmftfficnc!!r u.t. laniun:D.
hncn uno - (cfcrnc sas 9trlan8tt tr8snt gu Eattn
= ;u rsn mt9ltdbit tii9cn Q>relirn rcrfttafFtn III
tfnutn. 9urtD ricfr Ginrid1tuns 9laUtt or, lcrrDl
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~ tcacar:t,, ols aud tincn Stuttdiclcnprn Vuttt.
fun unr &itcratur Srcunrt,l, aeflNig ;u tcyn.
@cin rrrlduft5 rcrr1tbiacs SI3cr cutDiItunn In.
bern pic rprrthpptcn Grt0cinnn3tn rtr i,e.:cfftn
3rit ais Nrrtl's, SUl',r. 0clhibtc Der Scr. ct
Gin prndtIpcrt, 9lan!ncrs Scr. ct, Gues Suc,
rcfTcn OtbcimniITe ron paris 6 ). pri1 Berlin
Oiutcum ecrtitbrt Glafiltcr, &cbiHcr's lpcrfe, IN
9 fpIrne. W1nrrr, &frnrrs.c., Eunfts, rn3l rent,
fhts Q&crtcrtub rnB. peUtihe 0ramattft, Sc,.
mctber, Su3tnoAriftln II. ~ wc!tc ale III bisr
ilngrhoit ,rrD ftiicn Nrtittn se8tn cGftb rcrfauf
lperrcn G5Iebsr Hno 0cr;citbniBc ffnrcn Dicr ci,.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-10
''r. Sobn pcpp, Glepelanb> Ohio.

UU Il SeUatIaH gN1l0lrter 2
aus San'bad), Sreisamt Srtweiler, !seuia.
reid Nreueen.
Gerfefbe 1T unaefabr Dor IL csabren mad;
CEN SerelHtaten Staaten eereilf, ano fo1
ltd', nad' oeh lestcn 9idhridten, in Betkfe.
benz, pennn., onfgebalten baten. Gein nm
terselhneter 9fcffe, Der feBtes 1rfbiehr in
Voitcn anfanl ,pitnfdt Tadridt inter eey
9breNe:
Sctann Dorr,
care Of Boston Mertur. Boston, Masss
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-10
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Canton cen IL. gon., 1s47s
We'f bentl9em Datum an mif1sn aIle
polfssloer in bieier Office baar besakft
wercen. 5s.+
5-3m. George Dunbar, jr. q. g9s
9Ete Nrten Drudarbeit tpirb In otefss.
Druderet fauter unb piinftfit beibYst.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-10
Soono6eoG, noso0 90 esocr.
9teGt5 @-9(niplloe.
Sffcc, erlte IbIr weRlid, pom ecurttau-
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tne u rtar, MIit3llto rti3tr Sirma, tcorat ctrr,
fails auf nic tiIIi9itsn 2ccin9un9rn, Icnahtrn !,
ieniti3e 9rri5tie9c Snrumcuftn, in rcutfbrI fran.
SbHtber nm cn8littbrr Grraot, unb ffrBt niht an
I"r peren 3 IL an lt@teitsutur9cn.
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-10
Moblfei(e G5llter,

2Goblfei(e G5uter.
80 hatt cine 9rrBc NusmaGt G5uttr, ouf m,rhH
IN pis A"fnerti"mtet Nr &Gufer ~ r;tbtcn MIN.
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Ga, -. ,o.o c5faaf t5arter.
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gtnsl.n' 1,.,, ~ ,Sst9tl..ter5'9e @lonfets, hte,
9appen lino tertl9 9emddtc 6lciourosjfiide
10 eben erhoIten unc woblfril al perf1ufen IL
ne'nem Stobr.-0lufet an nno lebet - "
Slaaf joarter.
Sir s'bits tatr ieb cine ousoe,t6n.t. r,..,s,
6attr, oc lif fir jcbs Sabrcs,cit trrffi n,dn
oleoes rcn jsrer 6ertc unp 1T rtx N,rrfs N.Y.,
biz 25 Gents Yer Yars. eluftn @tt etf;n;of .,
"no t1AfEn S!e IL n1clntN, &tc6r.
5ianf Qarter.
Orctfrtts. @tcinma1rtn rn6 C7i6roo >
fd1 tt!I"ria "uF -QAnp NGc Gcrtett pcn lrnhnr,
zen petpen ~ 8aar8t,b. prctttn nfs 3abfuno cir
OHFeF aH9ei'calttl, III .0arters GtoGr.
Ctni9r Gflctt fpoflfti(r Gorptts ~ rtrf,,e.,
'ttnf1lls Grbl unn Otcr. {cecr rcn >cr trttrn O.
&c. SD ltnfe Die Nufmcrtiainfct einrs Sefrr. nrr
!. ~ s''"lsh p'i'lnt att incline 9c8cnrarri9c Quspab
o"tsF, uho cS irire mir rel 0eraniocn maiden
lentn'aeh : 0Fn"8tbunnJ ju Scten, rcidbe mctncn
StrAr Fratrpnlirtn.
Slaaf Soarter.
~oe3. 70. 1910 l3 DR.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-10
s. 6. eau9ban6, eantsn,
$50 1T c tephQn Settler Z

Gcrlelte 1T ncr uuscfibr 10 ccer llSab-
rem ncn Ncntihlauo mad, cen Ser. Gtaas
ten ous9ewonecrt. Sen lesten Brief, cen
le.ne Eernanoten BON ibn erhalten bateAs
1T Dor unoefdhr eiilen Sabre bon S,ofniltcn,
SEt'ler ecuntn Sbio aas nad) Gdlamd,s.
sad IN Wtte!franfen, S6uiereid, gayern
0eldldt. Ter aenannte 6 eftter 1T Der
Stletorllcer oee Tatcrs oes llnter3eihneten.
Der jsst alletn i'll Ter gidbc bon @lcpe-
lamb onfhalt. Gerfelte bat ldhon orei Brie-
fe rrn bier ons mad, Jnamiltcn an cen ae-
nannten g ettler qefhtdt, aber fiinc4ntb
mort erholten. Ger sIuf9efc,berte, lcllte er
oeie 9Inffrrcerl,ng lefen, miro hermit er-
lnoht eemllncersridJneten 9tad,rie,t BON iei-
nem slufenthaltecrt ;u aeben, icspie aud, ie-
een Weuidenfreunb, Ger etwas bon beua
eenannten &cttler ni6en frllte, hermit oaf-
9e1ercert IT. oa0e!te 5u tbun.-Dte sttreb
fe it:
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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-10
u o6 fraaei1.
q 0 1T MilDetn Oiliuer (Spdtb) 2

go 1T @ilbstm MliQer (gpdtb)
aus Trcubentcro, SreiS sicoen,
Ne91ernn8obc5irf eI:reterq, prcuins lGef.
pNllen, &nniAreid, pren6cu.
&erleIbe oerlies SAin ais Trciwiuioer II
Der eeidrctcn: &pmpdQnie tsn6 fam nit tcut
3tcn Nf9imcnt Ter 5bic Srei,pinieen IN
Wotonlrrao, Wterlfr, All. 6ranfbcit rerah.
laste lba }cnen sItfd1ieo 5u .,chmcu .ino SAB
FcEte, mas pcn lin Qehcrt wurre, mar.
oaB er i'm &e9rif ltano ildth Ohio surhd.
:nEehren. ga btdlt mid?tiae Olaobrittest
pen Ncutfdianb fir i'm nanier eiuaetrcfFen
llno, 70 er9chet al ihn uuo ale W3enjd,eu-
treuuoe Die Sltte 9iohrid,t Don fenem ie.
e'0en Qufsrtba!t Su seten inter fclssuoer
eIctre0c:
s, 6. eau9ban6, @antsn>
Starf &C., Sbio.
IT. llniere 9SchIlblattcr, defenders ter
Sepbahter am Sbic. cas 8plfablatt. bef
Nepubllfaner, Der gIl,sei9er ees Weiitns,
nno Der Observation-Disclosures peroeu outiof
crlud,t cti9e Nahfra9e 5u ccpiren.,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-16
DIR, KUECKELHANS
INFALLIBLE
WORM POW ID Il X s .

YVNHE composition of this invaluable antidote,
being simple and harmless to the constitu-
ton, is Of such certain efficacy in the expulsion
of worms, that the inventor Of it, actuated by the
strongest motives OF benevolence, reels desrous 10
p.omulgate its character.
Frustrated too often by tho uncertain effect and
frequent failure, as we'll Of the common and SIM
ple drugs for worms, as OF the numerous secret
compounds and patent verrnifuges, he has, after
on extensive use Of these potcders Jor yteen gears
deemed his success complete, and now, induced
by the solicitations of thousands offers it to the
public at large, confident himself OF contributing
mite to the public good.
This compound, although bearing its name from
it's anthelminitic quality only, is equally valuable
in all disorders that originate in morbid obstruc-
lions and coagulations in the bowels. The effect
Of it is thoroughly mundfying, and therefore it is
udicious prescription not only for certain classes
of indigestions, dyspepses and gastric fevers but
a variety of diseases created by sympathy of the
primary affected organ with the sensual and other
particular organs come under its reach. Pecu-
liar sore ewes, glandular swellings OF the abdo-
men and neck, chronic eruDtions OF the SKIN, pain
In the Joints in children, &C., are cured with these
powders.
For the purpose Of establishing the proof, OF
this assertion, few of the many certificates that
MIGHT have been procured were added TO the frs,
issue of this medicine, and are only augmented
by few more now, to avoid too large wrapper
therefore, on the reprint of the labels the inventor
allows himself to add only, that the ten Thousand
packets leach containing ten ordinary doses
which he put up two years ago, have been soid ant
used TO such satisfaction, that he now Is putting VI
q sufficient quantity to accommodate more dlstan
agents. H.
The inventor of these powders recommends TIL
use of them in particular for children. Thel
weaker digestion, their greater and unruled an
unreguated appetite and their Diet predAspose
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-16
Drugs, Medicines, Books, &C.,
REDUCED PRICES,

BY WIN. R. SNELSON,
FAYETTE, Mo.
lust received and now opened, large and
~ well selected stock Of
Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Prints, Dye-stufs, Perfumery, Glass, DC,
which having been purchased and carefully select
cd by himself in person and will be sold at great
reduction on former prices.
Particular attention paid to filing orders from
Physicians, with FRESH MEDICINES, at a small ad.
vance on cost.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
full assortment of School Books Of every de-
scription, which will be sold lover than they can
be purchased this side of St. Louis. Arrange.
ments have been made which will insure at all
times complete assortment.
Also, MEDICAL, Law and THEoLoeicAL Books
NOVELS, Poetical works of different authors, Al
buns, DC, &c., all of which are offered at prices
that cannot fail to please.
Fayette, May 22d, l847.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-16
Il. ID. Brewer,
a ATTORNEY AT LAW,

VXIILL attend to any business entrusted to
w him--in the Second Judicial District.
REFERENCES
BROWNING g. bushnell. Quincy, Illinois.
CAV e; W. i n psy,ss ESQ.,, Fayetse.
w. PICKET, Benton, Miss.
Col. P. H. FOUNTAIN, Pontatock, Miss.
McCAmpBELL e. COATES, Huntsville, Mo.
rOfice-McC AMpBEL's Buildings, Huntsville,
Mo. Randolph CO., Dec. 18th, '46. 4O-ly
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-16

First hate Paste Mex, to SCISSORS, paste
is an invaluable editorial assistant. As We
prefer, says the North American, the frat
sharp, and the latter swee, and pure, We
look upon some scientific philanthropis,
who promulga,es Il new receipt for paste, as
a Godfrey, a Franklin, Fulton, Day, or
a Morse. You all do know as Mark Az
tony said, that when paste is made in the
ordinary manner it soon becomes mouldy,
and by termenting in warm weather, it los
es its sticking power. To make some 10
keep, dissolve an ounce OF alum in quart
OF warm water when cold, add as much
flour as will make it the consistency of
cream then strew in it as much powdered
rosin as will stand on a shilling. and two or
three cloves boil i, 10 a Conscience, stir
ring all the time. |. will keep for twelve
months, and when dry, may be sof,ened
with water.
| Think Of this, We who have { paste pot
under your nose from one years end TO- the
other think OF the flavor of cloves per-
tuning your room, instead OF the villainous
oders from the fermeu,cd rye flour and wa
Ter.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-16
DOct. A. s. DinWiddie,

GRATEFUL for past patronage. still continues
" to offer his MEDICAL SERVICES to the
citizens of Howard County.
nA7-Ofice on the South East side of the public
square, where he can usually be found in the day;
at night-at his residence, Sd door below the Bank.
Fayette, April 10th, 1S47.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-16
Family Groceries.

Loaf and brown Sugars,
Crushed do.
Coffee, Spices, Chocolate, Mustard
Ground Pepper, Vinegar,
N. o. and Sugar house Molasses'
Mackeral, Vinegar, Tar,
Dye Stuffs, (of all kiuds)
Very fine fresh Teas,
Sur and Tallow Candles, &c, &c, for sale
SWITZLER d SMITH,
Ysye,,e, April cath, is47.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-16

Anecd0te of Buena Fista.-The following
anecdvte was related by volunteer who
was at the memorable battle of Buena Wis.,
ia:
'On the day OF the battle o! Buepa Vista,
and when the 81 Indiana regiment was in
full retreat, one Of the men came across a
private belonging TO the Arkansas cavalry,
who was wounded and unable to get off the
field. He had dlsmounted from his horse
and was laying on the ground when the In.
dianlsn came along. The Arkansas man
upon seeing the lndanian, asked htm il he
would hel p him on his horse again, Which
was s,andng some twenty or thirty yards
off the lndlanan glad TO sc. the chance Of
riding off the field, consented, and catching
the horse, helped the Arkansas man on, he,
| the ludianian, getting on before. While
they were leaving the field cannon ball
from the enemy's battery took oil the Ar
kansas mans head, aud the lndanian did
not notice il. Upon arriving at the doc
tors quarters he was asked what he was
going TO do with the man he had behind
hun. He replied ,hst he had brought him
TO get his leg dressed. why, sir replied
the doctor, he has had his head shot of -
The lndanan cast look behind and gszed
at the stump for a moment, and replied
Why the liar, he told me he was only shot
IN the leg.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-10-16
DOct. VIM. Everett,

fIAvING located permanently in Fayette, Of
i fers his professional services to the citizens
Of the place aud vicinity.
hFResidence I'd door below the Bank.
Fayette, April 10th, lS47.
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BENJAMIN III. TwOlnbly,

ATTOR NEY AT l. A W,
YN7ILL practice in the Courts of Howard
wv Randolph, Charlton and Carroll counties
trOfice on the west side of the Public square
Fayette, Howard Co., Mo-, May I'd, ls47. Sly
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LETTERS OF GENERALS SCOTT g.
SANTA ANNA.

The following, the only faithful and full
translatlons Of the correspondence between
Gems. Scott and Santa Anna, was sent to
US by gentleman who is about to establish
paper at Vera Cruz:
Headquarters of the Army of the U. S. of America,}
Tacubaya, September 6, l8I7. :
To His Ercelency, the President and Com
mandsr.in.ch,ef Of the Republic Of Merico:
SIR-The article 7lh, as also the l2lh,
which stipulate that trade should in no wise
be interrupted by the armislice, or military
convent o, which had the honor Of rati.
Tying and exchanging with your Excellency
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General William o. Butler. of Kentucky
has so far recovered from the wounds he
received at Monterey, that he proposes i'm.
mediately TO Join the army in Mexico.
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DR.. J. s. CLARK,
Surgeon Den list,

4 doors north ofthe Planters House.
SAINT LOUIS, MO.
DR. CLARK refers to his patients, Of the last
- eight years, in the city and State.
8, Luis Fehruarv 9th. lS47, 4S-6m.
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A meeting was to have been held CT In
dependence IN Jackson county, on the 4th
instant, for the purpose of making arrange
menls for constructing Rail Road from
independence TO the Missouri River
These short links Of connection with the
great source Of navigation ,hrogh central
Missouri, will have the good effec. Of open
ing The eyes Of The people to the vas, inn
por,ance Of more extended lines, traqerslng
our mighty rivers, and connecting with tho
grea, Ihoroughiares Of other states. An
such enterprises as are not calculated to in
volve the state in debt and bring on thu.
runous condition Of taxation which has
brough, irreparabIs calanatles on Indiana
and Illinois, will always have our hearty
appreciation and support.
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MENASOTA.

We copied few days ago from the Wiz
consin, the result OF Gen. Verpanck's visit
and negotiations west Of Lake Superior
That paper says:
From Leech Lake, he proceeded 10
Cass Lake and Winnebigoshish Lake, 10
The Oberlin mission station, where they OBJ
tanned wild rice and sugar. By the way,
the wild rice Of this country he deems ber-
ter than the southern rice. The berries are
larger and its flavor is better, for when boil.
ed and allowed TO cool, il forms consistent
mass like good wheat bread, and more nu-
trilious. Any quantity Of it grows on all
the lakes in tins northern country. The
outlets and bays are filled with it. 1t re
pens in the month Of August, and is the
main reliance OF the Indians, during the
winter months, for their substance. The
sugar is Of course the maple, which is made
in considerable quantities, by the Indians Of
this country.
The Pillager Indians, though they have
graceess name for one bad act, are repre-
sented as fine race, true sons OF the forest,
in form and character. Falmouth, one Of
their most celebrated Chiefs, told Gen. V.
that out Of a 900 souls in their whole tribe,
scattered Gs they are, there was not more
than dozen bad men among them This
was a strong remark, but from what Gen.
erai V. saw OF the tribe, he was inclined 10
think tba, they are, in every respect, SUI
perlor class OF Indians. il is gratifying TO
know that they feel very friendly towards
our country, and exhibit no such British
predictions, as some have imagined infu.
ence the Indians so near the British line.
The country on the Mississippi from the
ST. Peters TO the Gro W. Wing river, is most
ly oak.openngs, with some small prairies,
and is evidently fine agricultural region,
capable Of supporting a dense population.
Above the Crow-Wipg TO the head waters
OF the Mississippi, and around Cass, Leech
and Winnebigoshish Lakes, it may be call
ed pine. opening country. The spices Is
mostly Of the yellow pine, and is excellent
Tor ship timber. Extensive mills are now
being erected q, the Falls Of ST. Anthony,
by Boston company. 10 saw this pine TIM
Der very largely. Tor the southern Missis-
sipp Valley. There is comparatively little
white pine in that section, Uu, the yellow
pine is jus. the article Tor steamboat timber.
Though this country is not valuable for ug-
ricutural purposes. yet in It's vast quantities
OF the hes. Of lumber, II forms that perfect
whole, so necessary 10 constitute every ele-
men, TO establish the commercial and man.
ufac.urlng prosperity Of the Great Western
| Valley.
We yesterday stated ha. Gen. V. was
successful in the ohec, OF his mission. Wis.
consin was particularly interested in i,--as
a par, OF the oesslon Cot 5000 900 scres) is
: TO be the future home of the Winnebagoes,
!, who will leave our Territory as soon as the
treaty he has formed, is raifed by the Sen-
a,e.-St. Louis Union.