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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE =.
Arrived.


sfsi% S% .S: from Liverpool with ns.
Nevns Son soe died on the passage
Dutch ship Banca -, from Rotterdam, in ballast and
Bremen ship Adler Hohors 4sdays from Bremen with mdse
to Payenstsdt Schumschsr 1877 stesr.Es passengers.
Hanoveran Prnz M.nnan days from Antwerp
Ri S sns DAY. s% pb da 81 b.
My r H H;s
3 ns % am. IS ed n s s
@ q ysa.hsf
a.sppearsd On shs following morning, made
to-
shs Sy % ne
@ a mad Ss been the
board short Of provisions and suppedher This
Bark Adens EaicSh1 IS day, from Naples. with oranges,
1e g. Nay
day. Islands, Sont
fis . 7ss
csToa from nm. @ fSi
% Ion 81 poHe Bamore o
Brig Wilson Fuller Crawford 10 days from New Orleans
to Durham Diman May g. Tatongas light bearing Sc
miles, exchanged signals with ship Creole hence for
Orleans. lat as rs o5 spoke bark Bostonian Of
Boston, Is days from New Orleans for Ireland ssteerage
Schr Mary Chappel Gafan IS days from Cienfuegos,
with nGla..e' Nssmh Walsh Sailed in company with
NNE miles disant, spoke sch Lnell days from Tni
dad for Philadelphia charge of the mate-Cspt had
Cape Antsnia spoke brig Druid for New York.
Below.
ship, and brigs.
Sailed.
Ships Mary Frances, Mobile; Sullivan, Charleston; baks
Mary Morris, Glasgow; Ann Smith, Neuvas; brig Amazone
| New Bedford and Others.
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TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
DETER ROBERTS, s73 Broadway, has just received per
arrivals splendid assortment Of goods The fol-
every description lace collars scas and mantllas
brodered muslin capes collars chemsetts and cuffs cambria
embroidered handsch and tape bor-
de silk thread and kid gloves; 300 breakfast caps from
sd Also 300 doz and silk hosiery per
below the Hxaah plcan al lR.r
4 E00 AILANTHUS TREES for street planting,
,OOV for sale cheap, now standing in the nursery
in Greenwich ane opposite Charles street. Apply Henry
Speers, upon the premises, or to
WINTER & Co. 81 Wall street,
the Mechanics Bank
Also Forest and Ornamental Trees Of ali kinds ms ils re
nR. ]. X. CHABERT takes this medium to inform his
practice ofmedicine At No. i7s Grand street.
To those who may be disposed solicit his assistance he
will devote his usual and attendance trusting that his
previous success will be sufficient satisfy the most scrupu
lous that his treatment all will alleviate the dsesses
of suffering humanity If in the ofhuman aid do
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~ lew remarks upon Structure believed, win be deeply
Structure common mal.dy and frequent
those who are mot the least Of IL rev,, =,
be suspected it always tending to other forms Of
4-Thst there are three circumstances in particular by
which Structure may always be known :. :..
Certain ee from pain or and generally &C.
complishsd in very little time.
suffered continue from month month"; it slides into
& Ne% to e
But should be thai es
skenns, ttckenne other Of the u,
ssture and further with regard d to it: OBJ
nothing whatever call The attention to it, that
,ns e. s o s;s m mns rema pe'e'' -
ihin9 that lead. the attention off dso
mpedmen the flow of urine y observed But this Is
a'as T sny srfns
d he c not oa the
self but the mind causing lowness Of spirits and want Of
3d-Bu although mild early structure seemingly in
n po 81 pN os. with
my imagine the delicate and peculiar structure Of the part
's% "' Now Nov morbid
w o. e
laying the Of the distressing
i
eases led from mild and unsuspected structure
some plain ready of detecting structure in its mild
ehS sas % found
this purpose They the following The hrst relates
TAE MANNER Ia. been said already that
but % a s i
ss w . s
Il TaE st TINE FORMER GosopaHqA HAVE nEMAIrnD
have i.sS,s Il a..
rally more disposed structure than another A.: general
for ort psHod from s.. eight would strengthen
Other .aspicous The third 4S
early dss to the c Not s
this the degree every individual but it
s ss Us.
less capable Of than formerly Much might be advanc
cd hS o & ss CT f
while the fact proved by the return Of mental
On The Of structure: it repeated Mat this is certain
VERY sts time ne So much this. however have
Of careful and persons the cure nov
s.o who s.n"os consult writer psi.Snsy
s1e Ss the me s.Dpn
means. together with The authors Private
fsis ss $
si'e os
yae satisenat hi. dwelling house 90 GREENWICH street
III ::' 5s%
that
it chiefly those who have suffered long from certain clas
people and other who properly ap
preciate his services. -
Consultations by letter receive the faithful and delbe
attention. Direct BOX 800 Lower Post Office"
il lt"r
| M EDlCAL CARD.-DR MORRISON continues to trea
vl all forms Of diseases with that which
and S
few days, without mercury hndrance from business
Structures he cures without pain to the
debility from secret habit inducing
the system to healthy Patients detailing their
prepaid letters can be successfully treated See DE-
diploma, with the signatures Of Sir Ashley Cooper Sir
Carss. Is in bis QQ0e ~ EnfoR arseh mo Inc
HUNTERIAN DIsPENsARY. No. Division street
IL established A. D. 1885, by the present proprietor for tn
:pcee,s sstmsns q disease Of secret and 70
the only remedy on earth that can safely be relied on
situon and without diet hndance from business,
when all else have failed comprehensive treatise accom-
panes each VIAL with full drecons which warranted
secpally curd in all cases. no matter how long standing
ent shorter Of time than other medicine
, AL 1msr
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nIIsceIIancous RECORD.

Miscellaneous Record
Pses5T sHr HENRY CLAY Capt Nye for Liverpool sails
' S a IL Il. GarS: M Room
ner Of Beaver and Hanover streets,
The MARMor, Capt Edwards: for Liverpool DycHEssE
ORLEANs for Havrs; and MEDIATOR for London; sails
tomorrow Tuesday.
Br BARK Cry OF RocpE.IER. from New Orleans for Ire
&: @a s.sS and Sa;"
f., ship "Impsrs. (psTha, Empire RUSSELL FIN New York
gIE oS.iS W.sssiGS Davis from Philadelphia for Bel.
Brs Mary Ellen, Shepard from New York for Rio arande
o sS Do: s sI
Brig sOatf: e. Mi,s s days from Cardiff for Maun-
s oif bosb Mi hvs sI. for New Orleans
Whalemen.
Ss M TT csd ss :p
HowsnS and q! Hs% Bedford day bSI. i%Ss
rs ss sasDf: e. SH sss.
from n ;Sf s S% st n Sf's
AG s4 81: aSs%:
" S,5S Ssi
spoke, April as Curacao Bay .chr Exchange Plymouth
4. y! y4.,, Mr. s.,,
Sb john s.sSsrd MI FsS Fis,s.: Have. M
Jenney Fall River and all in port Feb 9TH, retting S
9Th, splendd Fordhem Of Cold Spring South Seas; 18Th
Gratitude, Wilcox NIB do; 27h, Hoogley Townsend, o
Warren, do; 2sth N Tanadge, Milford Of Cold Spring
do. The Pantheon has $50 VIII $50 50.
on Mocha, Jan 20, Acushnet Rogers FIJI $50 1850 sp)
Heard from letter. Oct 49, lat IS 8. Ion II 30 W, Splen
spoken--About Dec IT, lat IL s. lon 1906 W. Com PEBBLE
Lamphie Lynn for NZesand had taken oil since leavin
Sandwich Islands.
Foreign Ports.
AUCKLAND, NJ JmR6In port bark Auckland, Cutter TO
Fejee Islands, ready.
BANGOR, Wales, May 17Tn port, stsmbol Knsmsn, 70
Boston, about 23th.
BELrAsr, about NAV 5In port banks Hebron, Hood, 70
Philadelphia days; VIM Larrabee Arey for Antwerp ldg
briggs Cleopatra Kent for New York Democrat Howes
nth ship Geo Thatcher Freeman, copperng for New
Orleans, 8 or days -
BoURprAux, April 2e-Ar Pioneer, Williams Fayal.
CAprz. April 22--Superb, Gatche Corunna. .
,CpSyEoos, May 2I1ln port brgs 81 Andrew, CrowelI
Handy do unc schI Durbury Edrdge for Boston, 2eh 81,
| Aoth' schr Balance, Eldrdge, Alexandra.
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TTOUID HAIR DYE.

MO EuUAL-The improvement Of l8i6-ALEXAN:
~ DER'S TRICOBAPIlE, which instanansoqsiy color,
elasticity Of YOUTH and warranted to wash or rub off,
soil the skin. The proprietor since s Improvement pre-
sents it to the public confidence, having
For sale by Rushton Co., Broadway; j. s. Aspinwal,
William street; Johnson Moore Taylor Maiden lane and
A. B. D. Sands New York and by the sole agents for the
o aio imsrrc Philadelphia
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JUST PuBLIsHED-Pnce 50 illustrated Edition
JACK SHErPARs, by VIM. Harrison Answorth Esa.,u
Illustrated with % engavings-For sale Burgess Srnger
Co.'s, 222 Broadway VIM H. Graham, Tribune Buildings;
Cheap Publication Depou lei 6tsrc
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BRUSHES BRUSHES!-The subscriber respectfully
- invites the attention of the public to his extensive
TORY ,ss PEARi STREET, franklin Square. Consisny
hand, Paint Brushes, Whtewash do Window do Dust
ing d. and all kinds Of Fancy Brushes, which he offers for
sale at the lowest prices JOHN x. HOPPEL.
ais imsr
q 1000 A RARE CHANCE.-Men of enterprise
" AVOOs and business habits, wanting employment
where they can be their bosses and who have cash
pa of $33 $780, will do well calf at III Fulton street.
and examine new and useful patent article that be sold
every family In the Union. Such chance to make for
tune small capital seldom offers Letters postpaid
will receive attention.
my4 lmsrc G. ALDEN, III Fulton street.
BABY JUMPERS! BABY JUMPERS.
THE ATTENTION of mothers and Of nurses is invited
examination OF this indispensable article quiet
100 Broadway. SAAfL. BROOKS,
s23 lm*rc Agent for the Manufacturer
MINIATURE PAINTING.
MIR. McDOU0AL has taken the room No H. in building
IVA known Pumbe National Daguerrean Gallery corner
Of Broadway and Murray street where he would be happy
attend any orders IN miniature color sketches
ais lmsc
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Ass ss9 ss!s.s. I:%ssE
Sopes: 81 cot. and
s@s I'd
md :Sc: curing the o. n';s
%sy ts
y %hS hs s ds,od hs assoa
aoo % o %sssn Private to IN.
|. ii T: highly
sSass:;: q The j0as. S,pis:. letter Ring Worn
most snp. .ss SSoi: s and retail he
Popsros depot Is Canal fSr qssa.yad
as:ssa 'nO.e'0' VI"
EoK 2sESsES 81 INE
ss q if ss g <: S Ne rs
eaS Go m Ssr murray No. ss Ninth st.
no gK0CERs-Eo5 .ss one s p o.. ss.s cash Family
as e % h an: 'Ss
WANTED.
Sppy the os 5ads x
vas ever before offered By
Ai.d' the public can receive medical sur.
s m Hudson 81 inc and who engaged
for particular and has his oce IN the rear OF the
s: e s.% Yo Drug and Medicine ''': M n
i 1 coMPANioN, by 4, NJ Ma.resa.; professor Of dis.
eases Of omen just published Price 81 The important
sec rss here contained though Of strictly intended for
the married. those contemplating marriage It Is equally
fRe various subjects treated of in the Married Womans
Private Medical Companion are O. nature Win sdyey
ofthe existence Of which the lie or
prudent the dread Of poverty prospect OF
large family Of children, from marrying ,.;u. ....
the female afflicted with hs .,Iou, .,non s n 1s
invaluable containing the causes
and the certain remedies Tor the removal OIL ner CON-
Every husband every father also every young man
contemplating to become will here find suggestions
hsh os no owu Sspnss The
happiness of their children depend upon being possessed n
the important contained n this work How true
On mi the receipt Of one dollar hs Married Woman P
s says part Of the Unea States Adde'S post raid
Mauriceau 1924 New York city, Office No l29 Liberty
IS TS;aS H. A Fis
B-Tavelling and other agents sending for half dozen
great demand work. and the liberal discount allowed.
enable pars travelling merchants and other agents to
lie profits from its sale few agents want
ed. Address post paid as above. mil lm*rc
MARRIED LADIES.-Married Ladies would find much
wi them by perusng Moral Physiology written
by the r. D. Owen with additions and alterations by r.
person. and the advice strictly followed persuaded
that different state Of society from the present would eHls
scaS s ba ns
people from entering the but hers
awork that will tell You important secrets which may Oh
by Zeiber Co.. ofThird and Chestnut Phila
delphia and the Editor No.2 Ann street, New York
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL, J
LIonT ST., 9ALTrMonE, Z
January 81. Leaf. }

L'aaI ST. S5 ...:. y
f ARTHE2xss i Fh ESSSf }rrop.is.e...
FoG ia the propIssorship Of the Fosnsia Hossi 90
Sss .aS q .;
ss,; ne
Bsrs &:
and ns .ns . he Sa. sss e
s as y
cSnnssS. with Lo.s the whole
.s.as ia shs
and s1 sn. 0 e.n si - re-
every thing the market served superior Style
while way Of wines, &C. &C., nothing WILDE kept but
ADDED @ attention and which will
who m.y s,Ss s:% with .
:ss ; s: 'i $ vii Ns
baggage taken and from the Hq,sI Grss Of ch.s
Is a.wsmnc PHINExs THURsToN
civ md ssd'
'i'n'' 'ns '0'.'"aS HENRY LELAR. Sheriff
City and County Of Philsdsiphi., ...
attach TA:ss Yen Tin:
sass sa Che %
county Monday of June answer Fernando
Wood offs plea Of trespass on the Case =, 5,
; 81 s1 ssy IL
sse% 80 that hat they
before the day and place IA .a ito
Judgment Of the therein And have then there this
IT, 81 wme. the Honorable Joel Jones, President Of
said Philadelphia the thirteenth day 81 May in the
'l01l LORD Ep%S
Description of property attached by virtue Of the above
o ri @ s The as ss.s s &
Philadelphia beginning point distant feet east
1t :s & :ss sid
w street.
along said Cbaiham hundred and
's Ss
alley one hundred and eighty feet % 70 h'
y Ne. Of Order sa Ct ns bsSssy e.a = a.
heeS9 ys
s'Sf s SeSls Of
Dated Ne" f''t the IL REs stx HiS
q TE o 5o1 1FP III new SE y4F York
~
s sy :@
:: sS::.ss ;S IA * SiSzSRbs Administrator.
WI, 'fssysa = the
Sss 'ra
Of three dams James River the line Of the
Companys Canal Lynchbug and the mouth OF North
The first Of said dams will be about feet high and 400
ss' isa si
about miles Of Lynchburg the third will be about a2
Lynchburg The foundations of these dams Of rock and
the will be required to be raised high low
level during the Plans OF said works
be and specifications thereof obtained at the Com;
line above Lynchburg and after the LIST Of July next
WALTER GYWNN, Chief Engineer,
James River and Kanawha Co.
Richmond, 24th May, 1847. je3 2awt12y*rc
IN STRUCTURE AND IT'S CUkE.-,1hs, following
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DR. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA,
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MkDlCINEl IN THE
49,. WORLD.

m TOWNSEND'S SAR6APARILLA,
THE HosT Ex7RzosD os!'5 MEDICINE IN fHz
THIS EXTRACT is pu. up quar- bots.; i six t;@ss
cheaper and warranted superior 70 any :od
Ths superiority s...p;. sy5 =:
other remedies while II eadicates disease 'hs"s'
the body 1T HAS PERFORMED
MORE THAN 1900 CURES THIS YEAR
1000 CURES RHEvMATIsM
iS cvsrs o. 6IsrslL bEsulrrr. and want Of Nervous
A3 3'ooS FEMALE COMPLAINTS AND OVER.
OH: s sSsa. Tk ero Eysp Sal. Rhsun
s?gs: ON 81
.s from PSyss.n and from 4. paris S e. hs Limited
cde q s q:
jersey he refer more than one o
:.s % q n; S.% VIII Is
pleasure and c S MI E sh sFTEs
Cart TX a:sS ,ss Of M SfH sent
following certificate tells its own story: az 1877
Agar sine. wa. taken with the iafasnss and whqI.
system lea IL state wa. udo ar 70 I
rs: v:sy much :svs sti
.vf Is Il n would shsi not BE-
without It under any consideration. w u.,r.N
,, ,. THE THE! EP 3I1 2iSx.vR .0.s,;.,. .DvA
lished the above certificate and remarks IN an editorial
Dr. Townsend p,sps,sc9 Of sS.sps %iai
to-day certificates in its behalf from Capt Nc
Of this town. and from Rev Mr. White, Of Staten Island
the medicine have saved his life and Mr. White seems
equally strong confidence in its efficacy Int ia
gent like these would praise strongly what they d
mot fully believe to deserve IT,
SCROFULA CURED. .
This eeifca,e wa, handed into Pr Townss9d once IN,
roS blood Tire
persons cured in one house is unprec edented
THREE CHILDREN.
DR. TowNsEHD-DeaI 8ir have the pleasure 70 inform
you that three omy have been cured OF the
by the use Of your excellent medicine They aiic>e
very severely with bad have taken only four bce
took them for which feel myself under deep obgor
ISAAC ". GRAIN. los Wooster street.
Nav York. March 1. lRl1.
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THE, EVE.

DR. WHEELER, Oculist, % Greenwich street, deyotes
- his exclusive diseases Of the Eye and Op
thalmic Surgery Artificial Eyes for SALE and inserted
reasonable Office hours from AM to o'clock PM
after which he visits outdoor PATIENTS: .
pamphlet containing remarks on disease; Of the eye with
of effected by Dr. Wheelers
mode Of treatment be had grauitousy his esidenceo
the will be forwarded any making application
him by letter. postpaid. ago tm*rc
nR FRANCIS w. HARTLEY'S Office and Residence
~ So Greenwich recently occupied by DR. Bolton
Night he'll attached 10 the hall door. m25 24t*rc
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-24
Esy the Governor of the slate OF
Iowa.
A PROCLAMATION.

IN conformity with an established Gus
tom IN most Of the States Of our highly ia
vored Union, and likewise having been
requested so to do, from several portions
Of our State, have thought proper to ap-
point THURSDAY the 25th day Of Novenn-
Der, inst, as day of General Thanks
giving and Praise to Almighty God, inthe
State Of Iowa, and do hereby recommend
that all christian denominations in the
State, meet together at their usual places
Of worship, and return thanks to the Great
Disposer Of events, for the manifold
blessings which have been showered up
on us during the last year. 1t has been
unusually healthy. Tie garncrs Of the
Husbandmen are full to overilowing.-
The tide of immigration is rolling rapidly
into Iowa, and above all the Christian Re-
|lgion is advancing with rapid strides, and
although our country is engaged in war
with Il semi -barbarous nation, our thanks
are especially due for the numerous and
important victories which we have been
enabled to gain over EN-, notwilhstand-
ing the hume rical inferiorily Of our forces.
For all and every blessing it is the bound
en- duty ofan heightened people to return
thanks to the Great Creator. No nation
of the earth has been so highly favored
as ours, and no Stale in our Union has
made more rapid strides in the advance
ment Of Education, Commerce, and Agri-
culture than Iowa. Then let us all as
semble on the 25th inst, and not only re-
turn thanks for the blessings which we
have received, but humbiy and with faith
ask for continuance Of the same.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto
subscribed my name, and
caused the Great Seal of the
L. S. State TO be affixed at Iowa
City, this first day Of Nov
1847.
ANSEL BRIGGS.
BY the Governor:
ELISHA CUTLER, Jr., Secretary Of State.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-24
NOTICE..

We have been desired by the Trustees
of the african Baptist Church in this city,
to make known to the public, for the ben
eft Of all who may feel an interest in the
subject, that the lumber is now on the
ground to erect church edlfce, for that
Society in this place.
1t was expected that the building would
have been put up the present season; but
it is now thought the contractor will not
be able to 20 on with the work before the
spring Of 1048; beyond which time. it is
believed by the Trustees, the prosecution
Of the work cannot possibly be delayed.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-24

Europe seems 10 be threatened with
political revolution. The financial al.
fairs o: the country were never before in
so critical situation. Large numbers
of the operators are out Of employment
in England, famine has again made its
appearance IN Ireland; Switzerland is
vent with civil dissentions; Austria and It.
lily are about to engage in war, aud COR
ruption seems to pervade every depart
ment of the government Of France. The
following article from the Boston Travel
Ter, will give the reader some idea Of
how matters stand in the old world.
The present aspect Of affairs in Eu-
rope is unusually interesting. There
are indications in almost every direction
of gathering storm. Almost unparaI-
leled commerciaIdistrcss is being expert
enced in England; in Paris, the misery
ard distress Of the traders is said to be
daily increasing, as is illustrated by an
uninterrupted run Of the saving banks;
besides which, the political elements
seems to be uneasy and threatining. Ev-
cry movement O. the government is
watched with jealous eye; every de-
partment OF government IS said to be per-
vaded by corruption; and there are what
are called reformed dinners," being at
tended in different sections of the coun-
try, for the purpose Of detailing these
corruptions to the people, and stirring
them up against the government. Italy
continues in ierment. There is but too
much reason to apprehend that the nsur-
rcction in Naples and Sicily are becom-
ing hourly more formidable.
The affairs of Switzerland, as we learn
by the latest accounts, are becoming
more and more threading. TIE Catholic
Cantons are arraying themselves against
the Protestant Canlons. a private let
ter in the London Times Of the 9Th inst,
from Berne, states that meeting was
held on the 25th OF September in the
Catholic Canton Of Schwytz, at which
1900 men were present, capable Of bear
ing arms If necessary. Similar demo-
were exp:cted in other cantons;
and the rational militia Of Friburg, are
reported actually to have crossed thetoln-
Diary Of their Canton, and fired IA voIIcy
Of ball cartridges against the Protestant
village of Abligeu. Satisfaction had been
demanded Of the authorities Of Flburg,
and if not promptly afforded, civil war
might immcdiu. ely follow.
The intelligence from Russia and Pc
land is as sombre as from other parts Of
the continent. The emperor has order
ed levy of 80 600 conscrips, partly it is
said, to meet tie rayagss which the chol-
era is expected to make in the imperial
army; and partly fer the purpose Of ex-
terminating the "petite noblesse' Of Po-
land, who are compelled to furnish one
man for every ten inhabitants.
Weekly miners' express. (DuBuque, Iowa) 184?-1849, 1847-11-24
FRUIT TREES.

If our farmers want a good variety of
frst-tate Apple Trees, we can recommend
them to the lot just brought out by Mr..
Enoch May, and for sale at $l5 per hun
dred, or 20 cents single at Lindemuth's.
We have known Mr.. May from his boy
hood-he is an excellent hortculturist,
and if ne receives encouragement, intends
to start a nursery in this vicinity in the
Spring. He intends to raise evergreens,
Towering and ornamental shrubbery as
we'll as fruits Of the most approved kinds,
He was Secretary of the State Horlicul-
lural Society of Indiana in connection
with the Rev. II. w. BEEcHER, and was
instrumental in creating such taste for
ornamental shrubbery and fruit trees a.
round indianapolis, as to make that place
almost perfect and beautiful garden
We hope he may be encouraged by our
citizens to refrain among us.-Hawkeye.