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Gold Papers and Borders
Scene Papers double and single width;
Bed Top Papers and Borders do;
Satin, UDglazed, and Common Papers
Window Papers, 3 feet wide
Figured Screen Papers and Borders LII IN
which ne selling low french Papers can be so b
New Orleans. lie ba. also AMERICAN PAPERS; WIFE,
he offers tooer than they can he purchased elsewhere there
Gall n-ean prices and buy if they suit you; II no' ~
Is " nothing charged for show ~
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ALEXANDER CAMPBELL.
CIINTos MISS Nav Il

CLINTON, Miss, May IS, BB'
From the .4rmy.-Matamotos. Mexcol April 9th, M-
have used few bottles of Dr. Billings Syrup, sent me a
of the worst of Dysenery under my charge al
of which it produced permanent cure in few days Nh
powerful remedy, possessing medical virtues
]. B. ASH, Asst Surgeon, u, S. A. a,
rE" For sale by SICKLES & CO. 40 Canal and "
Magazine streets. New Orleans. w II. FOX, Naiehez
V. WOoDMAN. Vicksburg; and CHAS. sHREsb'
Grand Gnlf
~" Wholesale Agency 72 CAMP Street. o,,cu
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nR BILLINGS CARMINATIVE AND ASTRlN
- GENT SYRUP-.4n LntahLibie Remedy ter Choni
Tfantum Sammer COMPLAINT Of ChildreR, Cholera at
has DiarrAga and any IRREGULARITIES of the Bopes Usa
By the Surgeons in the United States .4rmg auth graf
success.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY recommend
Alexander Campbell President Of Mississippi College Gin
ton, and now of New Orleans j
Dr. Il. 5. BILLINGS Dear Sr-lt is but simple justice
to yousef and the public generally for to say that after
having abored or several months during the last yea IN
until Gin spite of the usual remedies applied by gentlemen
the faculty deseFvedy high in PUBLIC estimaton my po
system was wholly Frustrated, found your Astnng4
Medicine the sovereign remedy in the case also found
equally effective in curing one OF my children OF the S
miserable complaint. Since it effected cure on myself
have taken it whenever from any cause thee were ssh
in prevention, as it had been previously in cuie.
In this Southern country, every traveller %heihef W s
or water ought carry with him this invaluable meden
by which, without any detention, and with almost 10 tN
pense he might himself he passes on hs way faa
lies and plantations would not only save much disease m
save many dear and valuable lives by always keeping
mart of their medical stores Yours, &C..
pau "a "'e'' --~~ ALEXANDER Campbell.
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JUDICIARY DEPARTMENT.

Supreme CeartGeo Eusts Chief Justice p 4 Roae
CLERK; Felix McCuocl, Deputy: W A Elmore Attorney
General; B. c. Foneneau, District Attorney
u s. Circuit Coart-J Mckinley and Z. H. McIaen'
Presiding Judges L. Randolph Clerk F. n hs Wt I
Deputy Clerk +. J. Durant, District Attorney " !;
Wagner Marshal c. A Labuzan, w. sheafer- y II.
Rhinehar, Deputies.
U. S. District COURT. II. McCaleb, Judge n. r.
Hirlt Dist,Tct Court of Nap O,Leans1J Mcclienry,
Judge All Rousseau, Clerk; LOUIS see Bepaly Sefa.
Sec0p9 District Court Of Nee OrtedRS-f A anon bon
Judge Thomas c. Poole; Clerk r NJ Beftin ana Z, Boz
Thira E1striet Court Of e'1 Qrl4aga-T Kennedy G
Judge. w p Bedloek Clerk; 81 MaAehl l.. H. 'o"f-
tin and &. Weyshanl, Deputies, o. e.s
Fourth Distrct lourt Of Ssao prIednS.T7tieo STRAW
bridge Judge r. Gilmore, Clerk J. r. Toledano and j.
Fiji Districf Conr Of Nso Or}eans.A; NJ Buchanan,
Judge r. Leblanc, Clerk e. w. Lewis, j. = baron anu
j. O. Chaon Deputies
officers Of the Parish of Orleans.
FREDERICK DrRRIvE, Recorder of Nor cages.
BERNARD MARIGNY. Register OF Conveyances.
ROBERT SrEDDEN, Coroner of the Parish
Sheriff. rtc--JoHN L. LEWIS Sheriff b: l.eefe, Gen
Clerk and Deputy Sampson Blossan A. Sidney Lewis,
Michel de Aarmas, Samuel Powers, Robert Swain, Jules
orapuru Felix NJ Jacobs, J. l.. Fabre A. Ifepagnef r.
Iugonin Sam l.. Waldo, Charles kshaw, n Irepagher
Chas. Danupies, rhos a. Watson and Edward MGtfush
Deputy Sheriiis c. K Wise, Deputy Sheriff and Keeper
Of the Parish Jail 7. Brooks, IL. Bence and Thomas NJ
White Deputy Keepers.
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MONTHLY BULLE-
vs. Tim No z

MONTHLY BULLE-
wi TIN -. No. 3
The world has ever been the
scene OF the tiercest strug-
giles between Truth and En-
ror. No sooner does Truth
prorourd an important the
DRY. than Error, with It's le-
gion of allies, seeks 10 arrest
its progress. A most illus
trious instance OF this, was
the opposition made TO the
immortal Jenner. His mind
was led, under Providence,
TO the discovery of Naccina-
ton, by which thl dreadful
scourge, the Sma3ox, was
robbed OF its te~rs. He
found that the matter from
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-15

CONTAINING THE CHOICEST SELECTIONS
- from the best Prose and iOeticai " r,tcrS u this
toaRtrg 0Rs i.uropc-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-25

Tbs aboye table presents an analysis OF The
~ wn;ch the "Tefrriorial Compromise
p;r ,pss defeated in the House OF Representa-
' oma Fen he most careless reader mus per-
1--we ~ which Of the great parties The odlnm OF
~ vino defeated lha, bill attaches itself. on the
10 Who voted in The affirmative, 81 were Wings,
10 a we're Democrats. OF The 81 Wings, -
e,.r, No,toetn Wings, and Southern. The 81
n.mocra,s were all from the North.
ri the 81 who voted in he negaire, II were
Democrats and % were Whgs. OF the Il De-
n,ocra,,. so were Southern men, aud 'he oihef u
we're Northern Democrats, the natura, ahies oi
rho South [, will be seen hal III wings, ana
m, n,mocr,ts voted on Ibis bill, and that Il, or
more ;han 5 This Of he wao'c WING woe was
ooaiust The South. while II, or nearly Ihs OF
no ,ph,;e Democratic vote was 1rh The South.
ano,h.r far, connected with his vote IS worthy
# no,ic. viz: that while every Southern Demo
graf voted with the Sou'h. nearly An oi Inc
>ou,hrrn Whias became allies oil The NORTH
MI Nessrs. Editors, wha, measure oil fe'nDu'
rive ;ns,ice sha, be meed out 10 those Southern
who's who had il in lh-ir power, q, leas', 10
u,v rhe Tell shirt OF abolition, the arch enemy
~ ibeir country. and would no,7 Reverse theft
woes. ami The Coupiomise Bill, instead OF being
laii on The Ia bic, slransled Tor parlzan purposes
wonlJ have received that consideration It's i'm
porauce demanded, and tranquility, al least ioi
= season. psrvadsd oar country.
But. Messrs. Editors, this is no! an ISOLATED
ease by which 10 Judge the feelings and opin,n,h'
If The two parties on The abolition question. a .
records of Congress show numerous instance, -
uhirh The same facl is clearly exhibited, VIZ: ND
The majority o! The Wing parry has voted oa "a;
fornly with The abolhioniss and thai Inc lnd!o''
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,UO0D COUNTY,

Ara meeting of The Democrats OF Wood Topn-
70 hrJ al The Cour. House in Parkets1ufg on
Thursday evening. tn 81 inst, Danl K Neal
was called In the Chat. and ]. G. Mash APPOINT
ed Secretary. H II. Phelps, Esq offered The
following preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, The Democracy Of the unnea SAFES
have through their delegates assemhicl ~ gene.
raj Convention al Baltimore, on me 2o,h o. Nay
last presented Lewis Cas- oil Michisdh ana
WIN. o Butter OF Kentucky 10 M people OF '"a
Iror,d States as candidates for the Offices Of Pfe-
sil.n, anil Vice President,
ls, Therefore, Resolved, Tha, We most nearii-
10 scrept Of nd respond 10 said nominations an;
plejoe ourselves 10 give them cordial anu iaiiG
lu support. ), ,r;.
2nd Resolved That we reco2nze IN LEWIS
Cass one OF The Iusiricus sons oil The Republic; :
Dsmocra, a, once bold, plain aud dtTeet--a sol
dirr Of me war of 1912 and a statesman Of long
and eminen, service; as Governor OF Michigan
seven times appoiniei; rs Secretary u war W
The cabine, Of Anirew Jackson; as Senator III
Congress and representative VI orr country
abroad, where he iriumphanily v'nn'ca'ru inc
great PRINCIPLES OF na.iona! honor and marianne
rights. =
,uckv the Democrats of the Union have nom'
oa,pJ for the second cpice 10 Inc gift OF lhe nso
ME 2 .ayorile soa OF The gfea' Wes', 'fiSa lf
'riot who has served his country IN war ana II
counci,. one identified with he early struggles .
Wesrern civiiza,icr; one who in The war OF ISL
and in Inc late contest win Mexico has ssnaiz.t
his patriotism AMI valor by ihoIsand bni'ah
deed. OF sell devotion; and who, Il his other hlsf
merits adds he GROWING ?irtne q hi'liy = 'h'
gr,ar principles of In Democrat: iafh
Col, ] ]. Srrn.sr then ADDRESSED re n.e'o2
win great ability, ard, a The close Of ~ fe'na.sl
,ne above resolutions we're unanimously aG"P'ep
The meeting then formed i'ses mo "a, Dt'n"
cratic Association and chose a. ~. 1,''s Mn
President and Messrs. J. Nasn anu o ~ W.
Gugin Secretaries of the same. -. o,o,
! The following gentlemen were ' ~ ~.
Vice Presidents: Th9s. Chancellor, 4; ;. Goos
WIN Oliver B. Fl. Foley, Thos Maddox, Isaac
wcpbssoo and BENZ Pennyb hacker.
" Gn NC nS SJn i, was Resolved, That commit
u. Of three be appointed 10 prepare Ccnsi''n
We, tor his Association, and report the same
w. nor, mee,inq-whereupon the Caair appoln,
oI Inbn F. Snodgrass, II. Fl. Phelps a MI a.
Williams said commune.
The committee then adjourned, 10 meet agar
n, The evening OF Tuesday, he 22d August
DAN R. NEAL, Chairman.
&c. NASH, Secretary.
[The following editorial in Inc PafkersSuf
Gazette, Wing, j, undeniable evidence OF 10
.uiIi. OF The above Democratic meeting. VINE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-25
~ u. I-,i;t.,s nj ttc Engu,Scr

MATHEWS CnusTy, August ~, 1913.
Ne,.rs. Eiltors: have prepared the ooS-
inc liable because have not seen similar 81
nn,,is 81 the vote o The House on The Co'np'o
mise Bill and thought ii necessary 10 of'ng me
matter plainly 10 The view Of every Southern man:
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sEs.TE CHAMBER, Jun, ioh, 1870.

SEN.TE CHAMBER, jun lon, i"f".
My very dear Sir: Nothing, lido assure you,
but the peculiar locality Of Balu Rouge foroids
my attendance. Doubtless, my ecepton would
be warm and "hospitable;;' butas grape pines
flourish very luxuriantly in tat region, you
mus, allow me to heed sage cdnsel, and shnn
all "cntans!iae alliances" est your pupil
nigh, change his opinion Of te Ordinance o
's7, pra, you spare no effort . conyi"cc him
that its metal is fully as pod as Captain
Bragg's In bonds OF availability,
have the homo to be, &c,
THIS. C0iWIN.
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a,sirong Federal District. To say nothing (of
eours ace a,e in earnestly of the lovely women
and accomplished men who graced the scene, nor
of Weber's exquisite band, which did good SER
vice, as we'll in III political arena as in The ball
room, nor Of The numerous attractions OF Inc
place, nothing world give us more pleasure than
10 attend another such Democratic gathering al
The Fauquicr Springs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-25

HOUSE OF June ~, lSiS
My dear Sir While di.apFoyc OF the no.
minee of the Convention, cannt help admiring
the cunning and ing n,uty of be "secret con.
clave." Presuming a General, afort ori, harder
10 head than Captain | N forced very
reluctantly 10 claim the privilege Of a "masterly
inactivity Besides, you will eadiIy excuse
my non attendance, when reminded that my
mode Of instructng candidates is 10 ".ieep'
with them. However, | adopt ny cousin, Peter
Sken's, suggestion, and would adise you to sub
sttute m,hegiia for hard c,dc-a beverage
more palalable TO one of his 'lnder years"
Yours, &c, JN0. NJ. Bolts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-25

pa!iy. And besides. those OF enc section were
@frdia 10 Trust his tuition 10 teacher chosen from
any olher locality han their own. l. was there
lore moved that many teachers b. employed Zone
iromegery sec'ion;) but his was soon voled do IN
on the scare Of frp'Se, as they hal spent all their
funds in preparing documents for Vans nomina-
lion in "A, aud in betting against Polk. A pro.
position was then male 10 ADOPT The peIipaeic
system, that is 10 conduct him around through all
pars Of the cann'ryaD him be dTiled by every
one who letan interest. But his was lost on
The ground of being too public and Of course con.
trary 10 the Established usases" Of the party
Here one member, deeply mortified al The unex-
pecled iailnre of all heir "abors OF love-" and
seeing 70 ray Of hope in lie dark ill-boding iu
tare, arose with face longer than The longest
gourd handle, and sulemnly moved 'lhat we DO
now break up in general hnozzas,er' aud pro-
claim 10 the whole Wing world, every man for
himself and God for US ALL"
While This moiion was pending The signs OF
spontaneous combustion" evidently began TO
multiply loo last Tor personal saely, and OF course
The FIRST law OF nature caused Us very suddenly
10 be taken with leaving"
Should be so fortunate as TO learn the final re.
su and The pablo desire its particulars, they
will be checftully given on application TO
PETER ROPER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-25

We learn that Professor Mlinslcn, who has
SO long and SO ably dlrd The chair ii Chemistry
and Natural Philosophy in William and MARY
College, has been called to similar chairs il The
Stale University Of Mississippi, io"a,ei in the
town # Oxford and THAT he has accepted The
appointment. We regret much that Virginia
will hus b. deprived Of his !u!nre services.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-25

There is much genuine hnmor in the following
burlcsaue Of he authentic report that General
Taylor is nov closeled, hard a. work upon he
study OF Polilica! Economy:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-25
VOLUME XLY.-.NlJMDER SO.

~ OF The Democratic party has as invariably
voted win The Sou'h. Il single ease 10 illustrate
this occurs 10 my mind al The mnmc0, ard as !,
may have escaped the memory Ct sor,e oi your
readers, will recie il here. 10 1914 there was
made a powerful effort To repeal the 2sl rule, that
bnlwark OF safety 10 the South. and when The VOC
was taken there were SIS Tor retaining i, and 81
Tor is repeal OF The IS. 70 were Democrats and
IT. Wings; Of lhr 81, 3S were Democrats and 40
were Wings. Then, as now, The Northern De-
mocrats proved themselves The allies Of the Sou b.
for while not one Norihcrn Wing voted with US
20 Northern Democrats did stand by their couutry
despite Of sectional influences. Bnt one sirsi.
Wing North .! the Potomac, The CHI valIous John
Causin Of Maryland, voted with the Sou!h. Two
Southern Wing, Clnsman OF North Cagolea
aud Got.s OF Virginia. as we'll as fccollecl, voted
on that occasion with the abolilionisis. Com
menl is unnecessary.-Th facts speak Tor them
selves. lie! The Sonsh arouse i,se!i, shake IL rs
leihargir slupor and hauc Tor lis principles, is
safety and the perpelua,ion OF lis political eSis
tence. MATHEWS.
P S. "All's well" in Mathews. | nave no,
heard Of ole single Taylor Democrat, but hare
heard ct some who are mt Taylor Wings. Sc.
vefal volunteers have jns. returned 70 he county
who express their willingness 10 fight Tor Old
lack, but they cannot VOC for him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-25
WASHINGTON. June 18th. 1913

Dear Sir: No, beng as vi iuIly satisfied as
to "Whe am TO 60" canroi comply Win
The request OF The National Convention. Never.
rheless am not indifferent 10 the education Of
its adopted child. Be sure, thin, when YOU al
minister the cup On The Coalitntunaliy OF a
Pnoiot,uc Iar,f, 10 have ii superabundan.,y
swpeiencd with Sngar.
Very respectfully, DANL WEBSTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-25

There is much genuine hnmor in the following
burlesaue Of he authentic rcpor, that General
Taylor is now closelet. hard a, work upon he
study Of Political Economy:
Far the Enquirer.
ROUGH AND READY ECLECTIC SCHOOL.
.ir B-aro.N ROUGE
| 'rhr establishment Of the above sc,ect School
explains beyvr4 doub, The object IT ll,e "Scc,e,
| Conciayen IN The Philadelphia Convention. Anrr
| Old Z,ck's surrender had been announced nv The
Louisiana Delegation, nnIhios was wanting IL
secure his nomination, but The support OF The
| North; to obtain which, The following compro-
mise was adopted:
"Whereas, Gen. Taylor agrees 10 lie ouy can
didale, SAYS ne j. Wing, bu. ignorant OF our
Principles and whereas, he is pledged nu, 10
"esercisc The Veto except in cases Of unconsti-
"tutional and has,y legislation, he i, therefore,
Resolved That -- be appualrd Board of
Visitors, representing all The discorlant inie
rests Of tie Party, whose duty shall be 10 re-.
:" pair as soon as practicable 10 Baon Rouge
and To organize and surern;eDd School. win
"a competent Teacher 10 insruc him in every
Wing tenet, and Ifain him up ain the way he
I" must co." but especially, 10 convince him tia;
" all OF our measures arc constputionai and being
g old and long known, thai their passage could
not be called hasly Legislation. Thus, being
" sale from tina, "unhuly, uGfghleous, and dam
Enable" Veto, We will have The whip and reas
I" in our own hands and can drive The cuach 10
" suit ourselves y Passed BY acclama,ion)
The blank was then judicously filled, every
faction having "a lair shake give only such
OF line names as are remembered, viz: John ]
Crillenden, (Rcclor) Jno. Nj. CLAYTON, Henry
Clay, Daniel Webster, w. P. Mansum, Tom
Corwin, John S. Pend!elon, Jno. Davis, Jno. NJ.
Bots, Caleb Smi'!,, Andiew S'ewar, Abbo,
Lawrence, Ashmua OF Mass. Stephens Of Geor.
sia, and Bale peyion.
The Board met al Baton Rouge, pursuant, 10
appointment, and was called 10 order by MIR
Cfilenien, who ANNOUNCED that be held in his
hand letters addressed Ia him eli from The absen.
ices. The reading being loudly called Tor, he
proceeded as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-25

~ We arc requested to announce that Pa.
TRICK n. AyLErr, ESQ.,, of this city, will address
the Democratic Association of the county Of
Middlesex. on MospAY, THE 3lst DAY CT Az
GUST, that being Court day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-25

Wings are forced TO speak thus, we M Ntr sur
ina The Democracy arc doing ltsir " Aos do;
IN North Western virginia Ennnir.rA
The Davenport gazette., 1848-03-02

QUIRks.-The 2,hake may be perfectly
cured without pain BY tho French specific.
Mercury.
We wonder if The specific is h,rd , take;
ii MT, we will Try il 4th~i,h-Es. paper.
II il cure il will be ldcr indeed
Transcript.
lOdcsly, gentlemen, It's sore subject.
Ledger.
Yes, and requiring 42ic to bear. Sat
urtlay Comrier.
And hns lOdency 2 produce cs9 mad
ncss.--Sciemfifc American.
Therefore mcditS upon il and I've inlO,
upon 4Ofying yonrselvcs.-Cin. Herald.
AtlOtion 2 the above will lOd = creS
AIDE that 1000, ,00Oare might nv.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-03-02
BY Telegraph 10 s.. Louis.
OF THE STEAMSHIP
HIBERNIA.
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. IL.

LOUISVILLE, Feb. IL.
The Royal Mail steamer Hibcrnia, nr.
rived TO day, having sailed from Liverpool
on the Both ullimo.
Cotton had advanced l-si. per ID. The
quotations nre. for bowed, 4 H.; Mobile,
4 H.; Orleans, 4 7.sd. per ID.
Wheat, . 0-l0s. per 10 lbs.
Corn, 29s. 0da32s. per qnurter.
Flour, 27a29s. per Lb.
Meal, l4s. to Ids. I'D. per bhl.
Cheese, 46s. to 40s. per 100 lbs.
Mess beef, 40 TO 46s. per bbl.; prime
mess per tierce, S0nS4s.
Mess pork, 5SaGOs. per Dbl.
Lard, 5sat2s. per 100 lbs.
The money market presented on ensier
appearance, the Bank Of England having
reduced the rates Of interest to 4 per cent.
Tho King of Denmark is dead.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-03-02

Cd to b printed.
Tho Joint Resolution returning thank,
to Generals Scott and Taylor, was adoiae,
by ayes AZ, nays l---slr. hale of Nca
Hampshire.
Mr.. Cri,tcnden commented severely up
on the course ofMr Hale. These olIiccrss
had c,ught tho battles oi their country nna
deserved thanks for 80 dning.
Mr.. Hale rcj,incd. lie was not hypo.
critical enough to vnle thanks TO the
officers for ba,tIes fought aud victories
won in . war which he believed 10 Lc
unconstitutional mud unjust.
Messrs.r Foo,c, Critlcnlen, aud Jcll.r-
son Davis replied.
The special order Of the dly was posipo,l-
ed. The Senate wen, into Executive ses-
sion, and afterwards adjourned.
House Of ReprescnfIi;res.--Mr. Evan.
moved to reconsider the vote on c.osing th,'
debate on the loan lill, which was decided
in tho negative by a,es 03, noes G5.
In motion. the llnsc resolved itself into
Committee Of the Wholc on the statc Of the
Union.
Several amendments wcrc offered, bu,
tho committee rose and the House adjourn
cd without action.
The Davenport gazette., 1848-03-02
1 THElightdraughtstcam
er UNCLE TORY
TO CLAIMANTS OF ESTATED.
&C. IN EUROPE.

HE undersigned has made arrange.
mcnts with an American Agency cs.ab-
i'shcd in the city Of London, leading object Of
Il being TO attend to business Of this kind,
through which he has facilities for the invcstiga-
ton and prosecution Of claims Of American citi-
xens Tor residcnis) TO Estates, Lcgacies, &c.
within the Kingdoms Of Great britain, France,
and the Gcrmanic States, including The free cit
les Of Hamburg, Brennan, Franxfort and Lubcc,
upon unusually advantageous terms.
Hcshas been induced to make such arrange
ner il. consequence Of numerous applications,
and "a knowledge Of the incficiency and expcn,
sveness OF means usually employed by claimants
in this country.
For further information apply TO
+. a. CtlENOWETH,
Mnqnokctn, Jackson county, Iowa.
February eIih, lG48. 24-,f