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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08


ALPHABETICAL ooNUNDRUMs. Why is the
letter A like the meridian2 Because it's
the middle of day. 5
Why is the letter B like hot fte9 Be-
cause il makes oil boil
Why is the letter G like the Ocean9 Be-
cause il makes sea.
Why is the letter D like fallen angelg--
Because by its associating with evil II be-
comes devil.
Why is the letter E like the end Of timei
Because it is the beginning Of eternity.
Why is the letter F like deathg Because
fit makes all fall.
Why is the letter G like wisdoms Be-
cause it is the beginning of greatness and
goodness.
Why is the letter H like the dying words
Of Adams? "This the end Of earth"
Why is the letter like the American Rev
.olutioni Because it is the beginning Of In
dependence.
Why is the letter like the end Of Springi
Because tits the beginning Of June.
Why is the letter X like, pigs taili Be
cause it is the latter end oepork. NJ
Why is the letter L like young lady Civ
ing her sweetheart TO anothers Because il
makes over lover.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08

CHINESE AS LABoRERs.--An overseer in
E,he Mauriiius says, ga Negro could never
have the slightest chance in working with a
Chnaman. In contract work, it is perfec,
sight 10 see them: it is perpetual notion
they do not appear to feel fatigue"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08

A Touch OF THE DEscRIprIyE.-" Hem
did you ever see mule?"
"Yes."
.sWell, a jackass looks just like mule
only more so."
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08

Cool Wax or DUNNrsa Somebody in
Connecticut has addressed notice 10 his
debtors, in which after notice OF his inten-
ded removal, and the usual dun, he makes
this very cool announcement:
81 will publish the names Of all who neg
lect TO pay, with such comments as each
case warrants. A biographical miniature Of
ielinqueuts and historical sketch of their
debts will be wildly daguerreotyped. The
list and remarks will appear in pamphlet and
be distributed gratuitously, It will be not
only unique, but instructive, amusing and
mercantiely important. Indeed, | mean to
bequeath 10 The public an unmistakeabls
front and profile view Of my non.paying
debtors"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08

tits proposed to try glass in place ofmet-
al for church helIs &
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-08-08
q, JOB PRINTIN G.,
anF EVERY DESCRIPTION, neatly and
~ promptly es 'cu:ed at this Office.
g. i$ g.
WESTERN HOTEL.
BY VIM. MCCLURE.
wv MCCLURE has purchased and fitted
w = up the stand formerly occupied by
w. l.. Hipkins. in ,rEf ASK ,Si fN

W. u. HIPKIns, III .t,.. IG1IH4
Gilb0a, Putnam County,
Where he will be ready TO entertain the
travelling community, and all who call upon
him, in as good style as can be dohe. IN this
section ofcountry. His table will be sup
piled with The best that the country affords
and he will do all in his power to make his
house pleasant and agreeable resort to
the travelling community
His Stabling aud other Accommodations are
ample and will give satisfaction.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-20

10 accept. His course as chairman ofthat
committee, and his views upon the war
question, have been seen in the daily
proceedings Of the Senate. The follow.
ing orlet reply, TO Mr.. Mangum, is prob.
ably as good summary of his opinions as
can be given:
snow. with respect to the progress OF
the war, it is said that Gen. Scott is going
on from town TO town, and from city to
city. conquering all before him. am
very glad to hear it. l hope that the
commanding general will continue to 20
on in this way. If be does so, have no
doubt he will conquer Mexican obstinacy,
and thus conquer peace. I have already
expressed my opinions with regard to the
war with Mexico, aud have nothing to say
on the subject nov. except to tell the Sen.
ator from North Carolina, what had the
honor to say to the Senator from South
Carolina, that the adoption of any resolu-
tons In this Senate with regard to any
danger-if danger there be-in the pro.
gress ofthis war, would be but as the idle
wind. You might as well stand by the
falls of Niagara and say to It's waters,
flow not As to the American people,
annex not territory if they choose to an.
mex it. 1t is the refusal of the Mexican
people to do justice, that prolongs this war.
10 is that which operates on the public
mind, and leads the Senator from North
Carolina to apprehend q state of thinga
which he fears, but which, for myself |
do not anticipate. Let me say,Mr. Pres.
ident, that 1t takes a great deal to kill this
country. We have had alarming crisis
almost every year as long as can recol.
leos. L came on the public stage as a
spectator before Mr.. Jefferson was elect.
ed. That was crisis. Then came the
embargo crisis-the crisis of the non-
iDtercourse-ofth the war-of the bank
OF the taFif-of the removal of the depos.
iies-and seore Of others. But we have
outlived them all, and advanced in all the
elements of power and prosperity, with
rapidity heretofore unknown ia the history
OF nations. IL we should swallow Mexi-
CO to morrow, | do not believe il would
kill US. The Senator from North Carroll.
ma and myself may not live to see Il, bu.
am by no means satisfied that the day
will not come In which the whole of the
vast country around us will form one of
the most magnificent empires that the
world has yet seen-glorious in its pros
perity. and still more glorious in the es.
tablishment and perPetuation of the prin.
ciples of free government and the bless
iDgs which they bring with them"
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-20
Resolutions Of the Demo
cratic National COnVen tiOll.

"Resolued, That the American democ.
racy place their trust in the intelligence.
the patriotism, and the discriminating
justice ofthe American people.
"Resolped, That we regard this as
distinctive feature Of our political creed,
which we are proud to maintain before
the world, As the great moral element in
form Of government, springing from and
upheld by the popular willard wecontrast
it with the creed & practice of federalism,
under whatever name or form, which
seeks to palsy the will of the constituents,
and which conceives no imposture too
monstrous for the popular credulity.
"Resolued. therefore, That, entertain.
ing these views, the democratic party of
this Union, through their delegates as.
sembled in q general convention of the
states. coming together in spirit OF con-
cord, ofdevotion to the doctrines and faith
of free representative government, and
appealing to their fellow. citizens for the
Tectitude of their intentions, renew and
Fe.assert, before the American people,
the declarations ofpSinciples avowed by
them when. on former occasion, In gen.
eral convention, they presented their can.
didates for the popular suffrages.
"l, That the federal government 10
one of limited powers, derived solely
from the constitution, and the grants Of
power shown therein, ought to be strictly
construed by all the departments and
agents Of the government; and that it 10
inexpedient and dangerous to exercise
doubtful constitutional powers.
's2, That the constitution does not CON.
fer upon the general government the pow.
er to carry on . genera! system of later.
nal improvements. s..a
SO. That the constitution does not
confer authority upon the federal govera-
ment, directly OF indirectly. to assume the
debts of the several states, contracted Tor
local internal improvements, or other
state purposes; nor would such assump.
ton be just and expedien..
so. That justice and sound policy
forbid the federal government to foster
one branch ofindustry to the detrirnent OF
another, or 10 cherish the interests oil
one portion, to the injury of another por.
ton Of our common country; that every
citizen, aud every section OF the country.
has a RICH, to demand and insist upon an
equality Of rights and privileges, and to
complete and ample protection of persons
and property from domestic violence o,
foreign aggression. ss
AS. That il Is the duty Of every branch
ofthe government to enforce and practise
the most rigid economy 10 conducting oul
public affairs, and that no more revenue
ought to be raised than is required TO de.
fray the necessary expenses of the gov
ernmeni. and for the gradual. but csriail
iextincsion ofth debt created By the pros
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-20
ZHE

JOLIET SIGNAL.
Ie pUbllshed every Tuesdsy morning
On ChlcagO-stBeeh Joliet. Ill.
TABNs.-TWo Dollars pekannUm pay.
able In edvonce. OF @2.oO II Payment is
delayeduntil the end Of the gear.
DAEH0 OF ADvHRTZsINe.
One Square. ga iineS OF less.)
one Insertion, 81.
Each sdditlohal }
Insertion. V2S
g months, S5O
:" |" 10 months,
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-20

ordinary business cafdspe ann.
No advertisements will be inserted in
this PaPeE unless accompanied by the cash
or some person personally known to the
editorSbeeOming responsible for the same.
%All letters addressed to the editors
must be Postpaid, or they will not re-.
Oe1te attention.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-20
SKETCHES OF TIE LIFR OF
GEN. LEWIS CASS.
(CoNcLUDED.)
CONSCIOUSLY

In the summer of 1s43, Gen. CasS re.
ceived the following letter from General
Jackson:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-06-20
~ ,. BARNETT,

O6AAuANA 40
ATTORNEY AND CoURsRLLoR AT Law,
Wilmington, III. t.E
Willaet also az general agent in paying taxes
purchasing nd SellinkIands, &c. All eolleO
tiOnS eon6ded 10 him WILDE attended to wit
DEomptneVs and fidelity.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29

O.ins to the great aud immense sale Of d.
To~nsrnI's Sarssisafiit number OF men ~hn
formerly AseHls. III
E1tr4cs kliKTs Bstrrs E&trac,s Of ieiiop Dock AZ.
They geaeraiy qua II az la the ssre shaped botass,
aad have stolen aud copied adteruss
saoaL iAey oay Sorthess iGltalisas. AID should
BE- Aso.eA
P,iaeipal oheas la6 FULTON STREET Sun Buill
lag y, Asiaiag a Co. State strc~t bastoa Dyes
SoAs ~ Na-ta : $40 ID stre 1 uiaaeititl4i B .
H.ale. nr4S .itt a..a2of. r N CO ~, cu-. ia..os
N'sist & Co. iat NllHuet stse-t Aea Oh loA
Saets Pearl tif TT h.a.lt aal b. all tlu puae pc
~ .tssf sn Msrfasut. ,.iy tsho4g In
,sd Sla..s W., s..sses --'. ,.s I44a!4s
FOR sac waol~s tie s'a . a.. ~ g. r. eRv0p A %
AGENTS al % Todd aii stand. msn. 81. Wheeling Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29

" r. the unabridged having sa'ei ourssive. 10
settler hhdef a hane aid siA 81 Junr=on q
tiauid2s " tae lutpoe 81 -tufiua Hats .sa
tsps. ln a. ief bfunths lrg leave 20 attention
81 the Ola sVsiuHtefs ct ~ vs. Jarsoi. a. d The pule
generally a. tirr silA, aHd 90 saiet teen paiiags 10
lie htw e. atauitni AZ q old stand stgn The Rig
Aed iisf 90 Mann sir.ri, ERE tes uf aiw avs nave
- hs"d Tie co ssi ~ aiest fashions mate ~ expert
tbc'i wofkhien end warranted t. ts tie ve~y hest
44a.iif- fbf5 have n1u hand the sll Fashion Of
HHls f"srfFf ~ia RshcfHi sssortnrHf Of Hats aud
tsls ~ IL RS fipl3ns aht szrs whch thrY viii dis
5as OF or roe reasonable ana accom- ntodstfns
JfME@gk A tlAkulI.r
" 1900 A.s ~. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29
CARD.

TuoNas RrArn las. $ MAETls
REAIH & MARTIN,
fTi+1' Faeiav4 900 .eaerai Cotnmision SIC chant.
= TO- tbs 81 uf Bacau Fnrk Lard uutier S.eds ASH
syers dsrcrtftan IS s,iern Produce Central Bloch
Brood .fret. fhlLADE' PnlA. Pa.
HFFEUt NCES.
b tRAN Gi and %. hAeeAhs.
n : o. 4. a9d ca, Bridegroom. ONO.
NAHLON MARTIN, Wtlsvillr one
a " fARRkl GU
LORtNZ, STERLING 4 Co Fit.hurah r.
CHEECu. CARUTuEHS = Co
u sitE g. fLliaaephis, aud Philadelphia
hiefehsi1 stheisit sep -dly'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29

Cosmetics. CAsis and VARIETY Of Preparations gss-
orally IN applied to the face very spool
Of - beauty. IHsy close the pores Of the skin AID
check the crcalaioh which vince not IN ssrtsd
b. disease powder, the skis nname by the aka
hes used IN soaps, he u'Bes pfolaetoa IA the
na.sa lace Divine" veil the garden o. rieh and
ieiicsiely tiHted ami Vdriesaed foNes free active
aud heftthy circulation OF the duids tbs sihg a
the pure rich blood The eKtremlies is that which
taln.s the cophtenHnce ia tie most sNqaste beauty.
Is that which mpsrts the indcscrihab,e shades md
nssaes u loveiHes- that all sAtHire bat de-
scribe fais beauty 10 the offspring OF aatuyeaot
pso9sr soap II there free and healthy eirea
.sa there 10 beauty 1.-THE lady far driveh tsav
II she paint Rnd cosmetics, aAd TIE hlosd thick
cold ana impure, she Is not beautiful II she be brosa
or elow rad there pure and sctse bcol. u glves
rich kloon the ebeeAs AMI brIisuey to tselr eyes
that = fascinating.
THIS I, ~hy tue southern and especially the spanish
ladies aueh admired l. dies IN the north . nks
but little exercise confined ia oiose
spoiled their cuu leXipu by the application Of elsers
Ods mixtures " they wish regain elasticity Of step
buoy aH 81 rite parking aud beautiful coppexisns
they should use DR.. Iowuseads SarSaparilla Thos.
sand who hANe tried than satisfied delight
cd l-Adirs OF o'ery station crowd our Office daiiy.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29

II Inc saIrs1 an moot rHt0Iua HItaI0INt To- PM
Ging the SYSTEM and relieving the saHerinSs attendant
upon childbirth discovered II strengthens hoih the
mother aud child prevents pain and disease tu-rasses
spj eHreBof the food. those who have used u think
Ii "a Indispensable. Ia highly ssefui both before and
amer confinement prevents diseases attendant upos
ehudbfthin Co-tsenrss Piles cranps sseiiiag Of the
Feet. uespsadenc, lcarthara. Nomitinr. PAN ths
Baes ani i.oius Fake Pias Hrmorrhsee and la
hng the s@eret0Hs ami -{Gaztug the circulation At hss
equal IAe beauty Of TIN. nesiIeiHe IL IL al
sac and tie delicate suecssstaiy.
very lew require any other medicine Ia some
httle Gsstor OF MNsnssia /. d.sui Exetstss 10 the
spen air and tight food with thi, medicine III aware
ea.afe q s.is md 49, .nnhnanrnt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-29

Dr. TowHseui Is siatost duly receiving orders frvu
PAvscians 40 different psrts al the Uuiua.
T1is certify tAat the undersigned Physicians
Of tLs Cay OF Ab4ny have numerous preaorosA
Dr. 1osuseuds safssparrla aud believe !, 10 be
~ gAe most valuable preparations "a the market
II. =. PULLING. NJ. d.
j. WILSON Al H.
x. + BRIGGS NJ. y.
T.. 4 ELMENDORF, NJ D.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

on oaih, inspnhh hhctaud subfs ttostlle stf.s-1
ta 90, = 4susss sexamjnatiol. q He is absolnlely
fnrtidasM qbosiestii yat all, no mailer how 1s
nn,e anSyn$Slted hisS4characler may be.
The fraltysaf human nature, the unconS,
scious leaniiiss Of self nterestare no, 10 he
Irus,ed. In this case ] do not go SO lar as
70 saw that the Bank Officers are mol 70 y.
Stafe their own case, nor members OF The,
II,.egis la,ure, whosare inhehle'l To lhssBanlk: ls
.insad dYoculeror leSfor It's partic plaTsIieas
snTss;; I'D - ossay, that the peopie.sshgss
srII1nsy: apimmensc amount Iasalsslsftsees
s'aa6 ID ast,J@ precisely how mpclrSlsss
sofffiicers aud snembcrs are inierestedsIntt tthe
io# these are regrafe matters upon
sSw fiiish Iliespeopls sialasssasfish 10 I've in
formed and as. one of The eleciors Of Edge
field District, Eea1r9pon amlidatess to !.
answer througISs35e callms.s taes-sssa. 2 q q
ver,iser" or ..Journafsstbc followingsqdes,
tinn:
Will Won. ifelece'l. vote for Report
of the liabilities Of the Officers and Direc
tors of.6e y ank and its Branches aud o
,bsi9a'irutesnEe the ;Eegislaure ,Io.E!ht
RISK or thes Stare SSGulb q satol oliuas9to y!
made sand3atlysto ihesLesis'a,uresaslat
published
I,also respectfully ask,ahe Senator. N
[ L. GRrrrlS. Esq, to-inlarm his cons'ltu
cnls n 10 his sentiments, in regard 10 tn
| cues,;pr, -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

We call attention to Communication sigh
cd az Voter" which will he seen III to days
paper. We hope all who are or mny become
Candidates for seat in our Legislature. will
respond to the question, as the source from
which eminaed deserves notice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

We were pleased to see in Our Village, dur
Ing the last week. Lieut. Wm. C.. Moragne. of
the "Old '96 Boys" This was the first visit
which Lieut. NJ. had paid MS, since his return
from Mexico. His health seems to have i'm
proved, though he has not fully recovered He
has returned to his fathers residence, Bor
deanx hbbeviIle.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22
M0urners.
Returned Volunteers.

stand had been erected near the eraVS'
t"I the Orator Of the Day. aud upndas6 s6S
arrival of the procession, the military Nh Nh
drawn up in clnse column Of division, I'M; iins
me'liotely in from, of the stand, the citizens
occunylng the right and leG--seats haqi1aai
been prepared for tho ladies' in the censSs
W. w. Adams, Esq, (hc Eulosisssds
this occasion,) then assembled tho s,aiaE
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

stated. Our institutions wonfd be en-
danss sred aud perhaps destroyed by enlist
ing bands of hirelins'. many of whom
have no country. aud would ish' Oh any
side that would pay them best. Af'er some
reflection. we must say, that we have cone
to the these conclusions though With rec
luctance.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

4 Whale captured.-A very argeWhale
measuring about Il feet in length, and
near IS feet in circumference, was caught
in the shoal water, al keawal,. Island, uearss
CharlesIon, on the 9th lust. Already 200
gallons Of Oil have been obtained from
him. and it is thought he will yield con-,
siderable more. We believe this is the.
first Whale which has been taken near the.
harbor of Charleston.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

Eor the @aauerttSer. .:.5,,,,
sTSJsTHEE lDATEo ron lE
aSEEs5tSIlAYz9ROF SOU ~ "a ho'
llNAsst t1Fs&sE DG EFF lE.EeD
\ s.sss ISdtlCT.
8: @The proprieis. Of renew
yiS,rIcr OF the sfsSpkSe die. State y
aasSnil;h Carolina, nssa eseSf
sp;S,sw hich<ffie peotl
scaIled 1p5n. ia,
ehoice 8f
nea
hfSsy tie 9 faligts
of sstss.'ss ss.s
been pablici
aSansts s1re ass els Sas.
refnteds are c'a.e1.,ea :"
trass 5isosls lssat'.c,s pun
sdslsd ins. t'e moro n
scsslte'f y S
sshoss fansnSI,9ssssrs'i'r s, na"N ;.,,s
Iat5 ontnss asoil'l;t,3 d''u w" o.'.! ,I ,Lo
Spolstble IlslS.spo9h ia '''e Pe"i' ""u 49,.
Legislataresin rrac''"e' Whatever " wa,
be in theory. ihs trn!n rs ,,;'a l,'a' rns m,y ,
security lhe people OF o"o.' Hr'"''''" nav.
for The proper administration "l $" 'a'se 'n
amount of iheir "onfp' Is 10 lie Pe''"'u,
characters "l s"e ,1'.,n Sa,L IND Ran.
Diecto,s % ."e ,,,nn,,,l,. and annually
cnees::-MS alo and we nave no nj
eN'''.'s ~, -, ,,Le !, ror ornnted rha:
.ern'.,ye ,tsa III To oorrec, am pcrsonal.y .yesac
quaiatedSgitl few OF these sen'tet''su' :
have nosreason to belieVe 'lla' any .ope. y,
ule"' - ~, ',o,,. r,l,,. In far, in common
".'i w ". W. = II rv c;,;y.ns. know
"l.a.s.' t,; .'ss., 'ss 'he nr;va,c mana.empnl of
Eu"ss De-. ~, ;,nne,ch il would be To
, i.e D',," ,1,, ,.r,rs ;n ,,he dark. II is true
spes" ny 'p..;,I,,, ,,a D,rer,ors Of the
.'i'' ''e - ,s,,.J H., ,bo I,o,isIa
.hothe' D"'" w ,,aJ,, E,ow. how
tnre a"noa''y' po'e "'| 'Tha ,,,on,,,rrr
TIE elec'ion IS co''o"s'e": ,n,,.;,,,
ha'eSefy "'''e "lp'''", wi n;.a.,nrs b,,c
$ VINO lhes are c""'''"-. ""u oa..s;,.a ro,r.
'oeeh eies'e" 'o' ;. e,a,,.
VINO ul'.n'a.e's a.,., p.m,," nnnr;nc;n,cJ. IN m.
in'o'.ers, VI, u, 80, ,,., e,ocrIv souphr.
PoS. % NV e"on",,,,,, ~ mn' cn,,serred unon nae.
',no NV. u ~, ..lsn rae ,ho, s;nce 1889 the
D..:I.,, h,s ,,,,Jo !, the LEGISLATURE a
80. e,nn .o.,',,,. ,,r Tho l;,b;,i,ie, direc, and
;sas, nr Tho 0l,;csrs and Directors Of
'u',s.', :" :, ;,,..;,.,,. 'rh.rc
'''e nanN' -, Wv. ..n. w.. 81, ,i.,,.;rc !, nnI,;;c
|se lo"e'u, - IT, ;nmas,;as,;na Cnm,,;,'ee ra.
no",oI U.nI' ;hoss liab;Ijiies In 1921 they
po. .,,,aa =, s.6a OOO and considers,
-.s,,~ao Thor d;,,,nisheJ from that lin,
sssss.rhan ,bev announced 70 SI2I. .OOn. And
IN, no reno1, oc,hofpear. The Committee
i, -. 5f,b,irri,n anrr,,
..tlaJs far the greater por
- i. ira sRa;,L.had in
aesiiIitie
noss essed ~ he DiFec.oFs BY Iiieissear a
a So ,hs hoaTa nf ob,aining for themselves an,
J. SSsf loans.s which .sander other cir
Ses ,ss,n,;i,itit, int
70
s Wy
See ~
PES 'h
lron'.I,oluh
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

The Model American Saturday Cou-.
rier. This is very large aud beautiful
paper, published by Andrew McMakin. of
the Saturday Courier, at The low price OF
52 per year. The old Courier Of Phiia-
dclphia is well known to many of ops
readers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

Father Mafhpm.-This e,isring uisl,ed'
advocate Of Temperance. in Ireland, it is
said, will shortly visit the u. States.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

The Charleston Courier, Of the 10th inst.
says: That Maj Graham. passed through,
that city the day previous; on his way
from Washington to New Orleans, and
tha, it was understood he was the bearer.
Of the Ratified Treaty OF Peace with Mox-
leo. ft +;
The same paper Of the l7;h inst. says:
A despatc from Baltimore; dated yester-
day, and received at our Office last evening
after O'Clock. gives us he information;
"Mr. Sewer had been confirmed Minis
tor TO Mexico. So says the despatch. Mf
S. is doubtless specially authorized to com.
cude the Treaty which has been ratified:
with that country by The Senate Of the Us
niled States and the President, andfs
doubtless clothed with plenary powers
should further negotiation Prerequisite. 'ss.'s
"The same despatch states that the,
New York Cotton Market was firm" = 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-22

No Banks in Atabama.-"Yeslerday
lsays The Alabama Journal of 2nd inst. J
the Legislature voted down propositions
fur any description nf banks in this State
--and will, it is thought. vote down the
resolutions prohibiting The circulation Of
the bills of other Sta1es--lhus showine,hal
their hostility is not really 10 paper money
but 10 Alabama enterprise, capital aad in
dusIry. -.
Such is the aclion Of the Legislature in
State where They have buI one bank.
(,he Bank Of mohiIe) aud. where the cur.
Eency IS composed Of some half lozeu
States, over which they have no control.