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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-23

RRADY'S GALLERY OF DAGUERREOrYPE POR-
- traits and Family Croups Nos 2 and 2T Brosdvav third
door south Of 81 Paus Church. & Sd and 9TH stores Heurs
from 3 in the morning till 8 In the evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-23

nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, BETWEEN CHATHAM
- and William streets has for the years enjoyed
most extensive practice in private diseases He oan cure the
two to ve days sricturDr Cooper the
brought by habit INDUCED BY young men Thu
when too freely INDUCED In besets dyspepsia weakness
lin and small Of the back confusion OF the Intellect and aver
sion to society cure warranted in every oase no ohar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-23

A CARD.TnE UNDERSIGNED HAS HAD SEVERAL OF
"A his moar teeth tmcre shells) plugged with the new i'm
peid able filing invented BY DR. Ing Dentist barclay street.
ard grateful Tor their tai s this public
ts hat he conSders tho article yet
hg cavities Wa, D, smith, Attoruoy .. Law 10 wal street
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

Of Col McCe wos closely obscfvtd by
body Of guerrllas. The artillery (proceeds the
Free Amrrscan) vas brpiRht to bear on them,
and AZ the hrst shnt they disl~fsed IN greet con-
fusion, and took to the chsppsrs' The csval
9, then charged on them. ont Was again unfue'
cess:nl. owing to the great delay ocess'oned oy
the wsu' OF im'n date o'der'. Ibs css''ry'
s"e' '"s ""su'''''''' '"''e''I''" 's"'" '"e
"a'" "'"y " '"e "o'P'' '''' o'u'' s''''
!" p'o'Te' o"'
N'P'," '''""' w "''"' s'' t'"",
"e s",o"y 80" k,"V Up - 60.
~. -.
-, :, p.,. va. :.
ban, se,on =, .,..h,..,, n,;I,. from S,,ed,J.
This u,,,v me, several times with the puerr,l
,e,o. aud ,,,,,,.d them. X Hing some ten or fif.
team They mined the main force late in the
evcr;nc. n, Pain Verde. In the meantime Csr,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26
Taylor state Coaveus

HAaRi.suRe. Feb. 2o. o o'c
This convention met I" day. AM
zed by the election OF Hon, JANIS
TER as President, and Messrs. PsA'
and twelve others a. viee-P'esi'
was large attendance Of delegates
Of the State.
An ELECTORAL ticket was forme
every district in the State excep
will be filled tomorrow. The S
tors are Messrs Bueher and Shale
you . complete list tomorrow.
A third session Of the Conventit
held. CAsr PAaraIpes, Hon. j. i!
others have addressed the CeAven
DAVID Paw BRowr. Esq. srsai
ing.
The Taylor lever 10 spreading.
old Esysssss -, eos against ssy
didstss that msy b u ths asl&.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

a o. FaIxosr's SENTENCE AND RssieHArioS.
The Washington Intellisenesr eo"'sies the de-
cision Of the Court Martial in Col. Frenent's
case. He was found guilty Of ell the charges
preferred sgainst him, for which he was senten'
eed to be dismissed from the service. He was.
however. released from arrest, and ordered Ia
join his regiment in Mexico rumor wss pre-.
vslent At Washington on the 2ist lost. that b
bad rendered bic resignation to the PIesidsnt, and
that Mr.. Polk refused to seespth
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

Cy A joint resolution to adj iourn sine die.
the Plat Of March, passed the State Senate as
Ayes, Nays.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26
FOR PRESIDENT,
Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
Democratic Central Taylor Com.
NN1NfRp.

Democratic Central Taylor Com
Mlltcc.
Hon John c Bucher. Of Dsurhin county
Hon John NJ Read. Of Philadelphia city
Hon Richard Vanx do do
Robert Allen, Esq do do
Andrew Miller. Esq Philadelphia couhty
Samuel D Patterson. Esq Montgomery county
Franklin vsnzant. Esq. Bucks county
Joseph Lewis Esq Chester county
DR. William Gray, Delaware county
Henry w Smith. Esq Brrks county
Hon Ellis Lewis, Lancaster county
Charles w Higgins. Esq Norihumberland co
Hon John Snyder, Union county
Col James Burnside, Centre county
Robert Fisher. Esq York county
Oliver Watson. jt Esq Lycoming county
Gen j K Morehead, Allegheny county
Col Israel Painter, W-stmoreisnd county
Thomas Power Esq Beaver county
Hon Edward HerricI. Bradford county
Hendrick B Wright, Esq Luzrrn- county
Francis W Hughes, Esq s,buylkill county
James l.. Giliis, Esq Elk county
James Peacock ESQ of Dauphin cotnty
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

DIsgAsU e. Ma. AnAns --Ths Ph'isde'Phis
Ledger Of Thursday, ssys
The Southern lias essssd operating sbout :
o'clock last evening. prsvsntlng The receipt OF
our other d.spstehes. just before the esnnse-
eies wss is,srsspssd. % announcement IVES re-
esivs5 Of Ms. Ads0s' DEATH"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

~ TwsSrv SEcosp OF FFEsRUAsY,-ThW day
is now donbly dear to our country ior we eels-
bra'e at the same time the anniversary Of the
birth Of the best man. ard the most glorious vie
tory on record. Amerrsns can not be too
proud Of q day which gave them Washington
| and . Euena Vista
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

HrspvLLs SHE'LL. This missile o! warfare,
invented by William W H"bbeli. Esq.. and held
by him in secrecy under military request. We see
il stated. is expressly adopted for sea hsh's and
use against aests. 1t is said by military on
Ger who has examined il on behalf Of our govern
ment, to be simple. but evidently the result Of
great observation. industry and discriminating
Judgment for al the previous secrets Of the
service have been discovered BY the inventor,
anc correctly embodied in this she'll.
FArnla JAaAuIAs saddle 10 now at the ST.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

~ NrisAScE On Tuesday morning. at a.
bout o'clock. our rowiy youths. Of whom a
yoodly number disgrace the town. usherrd in the
birthday Of Washington with the ringing of all
the bells. which they toi-d at with an industry
and perseverance they never exhibit at anything
useful until the dawn ofdsy. The Court House
hell rang out an incrssant peal, disturbing the
slumhers Of all penc-able citizens. and 10 the
very serious annoyance Of several sick persons
in the nei ieh5orhood. Even this was luxury
compared with the hideous whoops, more like
The cries Of inearna'e hsnd' than human voices,
which these Same rowdie., who were not en-
ployed on the bells from time TO time sent forth
This is not the first time we have been plagued
with this nuisance which makes the anniversa
ries OF Washington and our Independence. days
whose approach is looked upon with horror in.
stead Of being hailed with delight. II is time
that such unlawful proceedings are arrested
We hope the Borough authorities will take the
matter in hand. and compel the officers, whose
duty il is. TO enforce the laws against dIstnrb b.
anees Of the peace. The whole town should moi
be TINS kept in uproar for the qualification Of th'
! morbid proprnsities Of a few boys They should
be taught that there are other and less offensive
| wsys of celebrating our national festivals To
the parents Of those engaged in these diseraeefu
affairs. We have only to say. that they are fa
| from performing their duty, and their conduct il
permitting their offspring 10 riot IN the hour' o
night we would he happy ." designate silent, i
extremely rrprehensiblr. They should reeollset
| if no better considerations influence them. tha
they are responsible in law for the miseonduc
\ Of their children. Again we call upon the Bo
rough officers to suppress these annoying an'
diseraeefnl proceedings. afr- e.a
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

% THs AuRoRA BoKsALis.-This besutiful
phenomenon appeared, on Monday evening. with
peculiar brillancy. just amer twilight rose-
ate glow presented itself along the northern
horizon, and gradually extended towards the ze.
NTH, until it resembled . delieately eolorsd
sauze drawn over the norihera half Of The hea
v.ns Then il .olled into dense volume Of
deep crimson, like the reflection Of great con.
hAgration Soon after, il again cast itself like a
transparen, veil over the sky. and continued ihns
changing until the moon. emerging from thick
mass Of clouds, drove il back to its hiding place
We are not usually given to "vain imsg ginins y
but We thought, as we sazed on this light playing
in the heavens, that harry spirits Of our ssin
ted patriots were thus celebrating the eve Of the
natal day OF our Great Father.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

FArnla JAaArIAs sa1dIs 10 now at the St
Charles hotel, New Orleans
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1848-02-26

V THE TREATY OF PEAcE was prob. b'y Ia d
before the Senate on Wednesday, and We hope
has received immediate action
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

Twas present at the meeting Of the Roase :
of TRUSTEES of Louisiana on the 9oth OF
January last. and have to say that the state
ments of .'Inquirer" in the Banner OF ths
Goth Of March, are in every essential par
ticular, correct, as the circumstances there
detailed, took place after came 10. One
of the objections urged by Mr.. johnson. to
his name remaining on Mr.. Flakes bid, vas
that Mr.. Flake had omitted to.procuTs the
signature of another person. which hs had
promised to procure. OF course the Board
did not formally, by vote, assign any rec.
son for rejecting Mr.. Flakes bid, but the
reasons detailed by Inquirer were those Is.
signed by the members in discussion. snd
I heard no others assigned, than those Civ
ZEN by Inquirer. I had no idea that any
doubt was entertained, Of the suficisncy
of Mr.. Flakes security after Mr.. Robinssn
signed his bid. ORSON REED
Louisiana, April lst, ls4s.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03
1No. 54.1

r.s- lANV. O4.
.~0RDLN:H.NCE apprOpriating money
Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees ol
the town of Louisiana as follows.
Sec. /. That there is hereby appropria.
ted out of any funds in the treasury not OF.
herwise appropriated, the following sums
for the purposes severally stated.
The sum Of twenty-seYen dollars to H
E. Block for services as clerk of the Board
Of Trustees. =
The sum of three dollars for the improve
ment Of Kentucky street between Third
and Fourth streets. ~ 20. i-..
The sum of five dollars to Mrs. C. M.
Baird for improving Georgia and Third
streets. =. .I. "a. -a..'
. Sec. ed. The chairman is hereby au-
thorized to draw his warrant in favor Of
the persons seyeraily authorized to receive
che same. Passed March 3lst, ls4S.
EDWIN DRAPER,
r. H. .s.. Chairman B. T..
Attest: H. E. BLock, Clerk B. T.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

Mr4 GAYS AwCAsx.-soms two
months ADO, it will be remembered, wheh
Sir. Clay left Ashland for Washington, i,
was give" out that his sole business was to
attend ttsAaa~important la,o case, in the Su-
Preme COtFt-that politics had nothing to
do with histtvisis.
1t seeuasGhat after OBTAINING him about a
month In Washington this expansive suit
has ca!leS-hin to Baltimore. Philadelphia
and New York, and is likely t, draw him
to all thet chief cities of the East. An in
tricate 'tlaw case" that! He Is great
lawyer, but we think his case is bad one
The judges (sovereigns) have more than
thrice decided against him. =,
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03
No. 53.) ,
AN ORDINANCE to authorize the

AN ORDINANCE to authorize the Con.
tractors 20 bnitd a .Wharf TO collect
.. WAarfage..
Be it ordained by the Board of Trustees oil
the Town of Louisiana as follows:
Sec. lst. That the sum of one dollar
shall be the wharfage charged for every
landing made at the wharf by Steam
Boat, until the first day of July next.
Sec. I'd. The contractors, Messrs. Far
Der and English, are hereby authorized tc
collect the wharfage as named in sec. lst
unto the first day Of July next, as Wharf
Masters for the town.
Sec. 3rd. 1t shall be the duty of the
Wharf Masters to keep strict account of
all the monies so collected, ard to pay to
the town treasurer Or the first day Of May.
June and July next one half of the money
20 collected, the other half to pay them
selves for collecting and distractions to
their work on the wharf.
Sec. 4th. Any person wishing to ship
any produce or rmerchaudize whatever from
the wharf, must be governed by the direc-
tions of the Wharf Masters where to place
the freight on, the wharf.
oSO' SIsis ~ Sudl U0 tHe Uuly I'll tHc
Wharf Masters, before collecting wharf
age, to enter into bond with approved Sc
curity in the sum of fifty dollars, for the
faithful performance of their duty. ID. -.
Sec. 9th. The Treasurer is required to
place one half the amount which may be
paid into the treasury by the contractors,
under the provisions of sec. 2, to the cred
hof the general funds of the town, and the
other half to the credit of the funds paya-
o. ble to the stockholders in the wharf.
Sec. z. Amy person or persons receiv-
ing or shipping any merchandise or pro.
duce shall remove the same in such time a:
may be required by the contractors or wharf
masters,-provided that such time for re-
moval shall be reasonable.
Sec. g.. This ordinance to be in force
from and after the passage thereof.
Passed March 18th, lS4S.
EDWIN DRAPER,
Chairman B. T.
Attest: H. E. BLOCK, Crk B. T.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03
Town Ordinances.
f.... s,i T. NO. 52.]
AN ORDINANCE APPROPRIATING
MONEY


Be IL ordained by the Board IF Trustee.
Of the tO0n Of louisiana as fo1Ows:
Sec. l. There is hereby appropriated
out of any money in the treasury not 9th
erwiss appropriated, the following sums
for the purposes severally stated, to wit:
To pay an execution in favor of VIM. C
Hardin Us. the Inhabitants of the Town o.
Louisiana, the sum Of thirty-three dollars
and five cents.
To pay to A. S. Jackson & Co an &C,
count Of one dollar and seventy-fve cts.
To pay A. H. Buckner fee for attending
suit in case Inhabitants La. VS.. w. c. Hard,
in, fifteen dollars.
Sec. 2. The chairman Of the Board i.
authorized to draw his warrant in favor Of
the persons severally authorized to receive
the same. s.: s.....
Passed March l7th, ls4s.
... EDWIN DRAPER, Chairman.
Attest: H. E. BLOCK, Cpk B. T.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03
Mr.. Edstor:-


When ! introduced the discussion Of the
Wharf question. had no idea that any qusss
tion of veracity could grow out Of it; hss
since ga member Of the Board' has chosen
to positively contradict some Of ths state
ments contained, in my commune alton Of
the goth March, submit the above sssts-
ment of Mr.. Reed, and leave to the public
to determine whether my statements are
true or false. ga member Of the Board"
could perhaps enlighten the good peoPlsJ
our town BY stating himself, all the circ'im.
stances that actually did take place on the
occasion referred to. IL he fail to DO this
he must necessarily see the awkwardnss'
Of his own position. There would bs
manifest improperly in calling on any gen.
tleman, officially connected with the BOARD
to make any public statement in reference
to this matter, and have therefore nos
asked it. But il. ."Amember Of the Rosrd
chooses to place the matter INA. condition to
require it, he can have the full benefit OF Q
legal Investigation, BY which he can pro-
cure the statements of all who were pes
ent. With this remark, ! suppose ! ma"
notice the last inquiry Of. "Np. 81. yno
seems so anxious to know which. Ao /.
would have taken, had / been q m'mpsf o.
the Board. If it viii satisfy him, wihssy
that should have taken the Bid OF mr.
Flake, as it was the lO,osst bid before &esm'
! trust have now done with this nssss''
and that your columns will in future PEE
sent something more interesting. -. -:
April LIT, ls4s, ri g.. MovlR1E
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

The Telegraph.-Hannibal and Quincy
have both taken the requisite amount of
stock to secure telegraph Offices and branch
lines to their respective places. Quincy
will be connected with the northern line al
Jacksonville, probably, and Hannibal with
the Missouri river line, when completed, at
. point on that river, We presume.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

I'm .fcknO,OLedgemenk-Mr. Gallatin, in
his late essay on finance, speaking of the
Independent Treasury, of which he wa.
formerly decided appointment, says:
81 wish that it may have fair play, for
am clearly of opinion that it is equally nee.
essary for government, for the public a,
large, and for the banks themselves, that
they should never be permitted to use the
pdblic moneys for the purpose of increasing
their discounts"
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

The Democratic members of the Massa-
chusetts legislature held meeting on the
7th instant, and unanimously expressed their
preference for Levi Woodbury., as q can
didate for the Presidency.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

Judge Douglass Speech.-The Boston
Post thus speeks Of the admirable argument
of Judge Douglass, upon the justice Of the
war: ','
"The speech of Judge Douglass, on the
Mexican war is an admirable effect-direct
clear, conclusive. 1t deals in dates and
documents Is we'll as in .c"sent reasoning
and from such sources cuts up the positions
of the wings. Tried by the test OF Amer
lean principles and they cannot sustain
themselves. When the history of these
times is related, posterity will pass the same
Judgment on their want of patriotism-theiI
moral treason--as to-day i, passed on the
course of the same politicians in the wa,
of 1912. No one has arraigned this course
more successfully than Judge d.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

The nearest guess we ever knew a man
to make, was made by man who was
tumbled, bodily, out ola second story win
dow, and, when picking himself up, he
said he "rather guessed he wasn't wanted
therew He must have been Yankee.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

There aremany hours in every persons
life which are not spent in anything i'm.
portant; but it 10 Rssssssry they should
net be passed idH. a
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

An enterprising Yankee, in. Russia, has
obtained the exclusive privilege Of cutting
ice from the Neva, to supply fOrsisa nai-
kets.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

A bin has passed the Stat. Lesisla:us.
of Maryland making it fine and impfi'-
onment' to sell intoxicating liquors 90 The
Sabbath after the lst. Of June. ~
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

ClcARA, mentioned in the account of
Col. Rails defeat is said to be situated a.
bout eighty miles northwest Of Ell Passo, and
should not be confounded with Socorro,
which is south of Chihuhma. Cicara is q
ming village.-M Louis Union. ...
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

Prince Lucien Murat, Of BordsBtows,
N. j., sailed for France on Saturday isst,
full of enthusiasm in the cause Of her nsv
institutions. g-...
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

II. The Democratic State Convention
that met at Jefferson City on last Monday
nominated Judge KING, of Ray county, fol
Governor, and Gen. THOMAS L. PRrcE, Of
Jefferson City, for Lieutenant Governor
The ticket is strong one, the strongestper.
haps that could have been formed. Judge
King and Gen. Price are well tried and ster-
ling Democrats, known throughout the
State for their ability and personal populari-
ty. We bespeak FOR them the largest Dsmo-
cratic majority ever given by Missouri.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

Louis Philippe owns an extensive and
very valuable property in New York, saG
is large stockholder in the Philadelphia
funds. 1t is probable that he win come e
the United Statss.-Republicon.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

An immense meeting of the friends of
Gen. Taylor was held in Baltimore on the
Goth; and similar demonstration Of the
friends Of Mr.. Clay took place in Louis.
vile last Saturday evening.-ReEubseSs
Of the 30h. .. A-..'.;.: -.-,s's'
And so goes the harmonious Whiggsry.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

A rich merchant, named Hogg, once re-
quested wagner to bring him load OF
corn, in stated time, which he failed to do
and did not take the corn until the next
day after that which he had promised
The merchant, as might be expected, re-
fused it. "Well," replied the WAGNER,
"you are the FIRST hog ever knew 10 re-
fuse corn"
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

81 have SHELF" said Cecil, sin my study
for tried authors; one in my mind for tried
rinciples; and one in my heart for tried
friends"
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

To CoRREspoNDEHTs.-W have no de-
sire TO act arbitrarily, but when subject
becomes exhausted or leads to personalities,
we feel it to be our duty to exclude them
from our columns. The several communi-
cations upon the subject of the Wharf,
which we have published, are manifestly
without interest to the mass of our readers.
The communication of "Inquirer" finds a
place this week only from the nature of the
case, which it will itself explain. We hope
it will here rest. If however, any Of our
correspondents should feel themselves ag-
Igrieved (Which we should regret we will
print their communications, but not in our
editorial or news columns. We feel con-
strained to take this course, from a sense Of
duty to ourselves and to our readers, and
disclaim any unkind feeling in so doing
We feel, too, that we are less responsible
for matter found in our advertising COL
umns than that contained in our news de
partmeuts.-[EDs. BANNER.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

The D.jeot Of Co.. Ra!s.--Some doubts
are exr1rssed by gentlemen who arrived
from Fort Leavenworth, yesterday, on the
Bertrand, as to the correctness of the
news of the defeat of Col. Rails at, or near,
ElPaso. We hope these doubts may be
turned into Certainty, by early news from
that eugo sa.eMy. Republican, 3eth uH
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

+ The Governor Of Massachusetts,, with
the advice and consent of the Council, has
appointed Thursday, the sixth Of April next,
to be observed as day Of public fasting,
humiliation and prayer. ..'
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

E3The Hon. Lewis Cass, of the Senate,
has our thanks for an important public docu-
ment.
Z Thanks to the obligipg clerks of the
popular steamers Ocean Wave and Ed.
ward Bates Tor a supply of late papers.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

p UsMApnrINe.-Fifty couples were legal
ly divorced during tire late session of the
Alabama Legislature. Thirty couples were
divorced by one bill on the last day of the
session of the Kentucky Legislature. In
Connecticut there is large business done
at each session of the Legislature in the
way of unmarrying.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03
For the Democratic Banner.


Mr.. MURRAY,-As Democrat I feel o
deep interest in the success of our party in
Pike county at the ensuing election. feel
sir that the crisis demands every exertion
that we, as party, can make. That we
should bring into the field, not only our best,
but our strongest man, is now PROPOSE
tion too plain 20 be contradicted; and while
I expressly disclaim any intention of dis
paraging the merited reputation of those
whose friends have made them prominent
for Office, respectfully suggest to the De-
mocracy Of Pike the name Of AyLErr II.
BUcKSER, as 4 most suitable and proper
man for the State Legislature. need not
speak farther Of him as he is thoroughly
known in the county-his ability upon the
stump combined with his fine practical
mind, will serve US not only well in the com
ing canvass bat in the Legislature. This
call is made without his knowledge, upon
the principle sad belief thu. if the Couaty
demands the. Eervice Of her citizen, he is
bound to ybA ft, unless the sacrifice be
too great. ss CD.
Democratic banner., 1848-04-03

There are two thousand, Ave hundred
known species of fish; forty-four thousand
of insects; seven hundred Of reptiles; kuS
thousand of birds; and Eve thousand ssSl
maniferous animals. -'-., = .--,-----. - >.