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QSieDer Sie0reih !

" 10 u HHo w al { II, Hp1tlapelp1t6
Dieins 6srrsn. Serecbtistsit aracn @ie 70:
wcbI ais pfit6t Die ieb benz putlitum Ihnl
ee peranladen mid Sbnen cine fur1e lmaa.
he BON beK Dunoertaren $eiceu meines Scb.
nee QSil!iam Su liefern mno Siele Die bieIes
3euaniB lsIen, fperpen sritaunt Ieiu, III fin.
Den caB ct nod lstt. unc mod msbr, ba6 er
OcIlenos sebeilt bon Dem Gbmerilibcn 2us>
Ihlase moran CT 70 lau9e 9elitten.
gs ltnb nun mebr aIs Dler Sabre, taG bic
Sranfbet 5uerf ibrr griheinuna matbte al
einem Ieiner Seine, III tiefen unb citernben
SeGbwhren. Dies cauerte LANCER als ein
Sabr, bieit ibn i'm Sctt tno wabrenb pieIer
3eit tparen riniae 9thfe Snctben berausaes
fcmmsn. gs braeb bann ,piebcr all Ieinem
, llrme aus, in einissn psinletsn 8sIbwi,rcn.
@inse Stife Sne6cn tamen audb aus crm
2rme. Sn Dieler 3eit (stpei Sabr unp fcte
mcuat) mar CT unter Der Sebancluns Oers
fheoener unlcrer tsiten 4rr3ts (unb mabm
mebr als breii0s SlaIten SarlapariGa unc
I Sobine ein) uno rpurpe bon nen 0oftorcu ale
srfldrt. gr ,puroe oann auf
! gmpfeblnns oes 5rn 6a3leburit natt 'wius
| 6ospitaf' acbraht, no CT brci Wcnat blieb,
inter ber Ssbaneluns bon Or. parifb CIR
tpurbe cann beimadbift, ais unbeiltar. en
einiaen M1cnaten bracb pas anccre 8eiu anf
in cffenen SeIhipilren. Spiritus bon 3beer
,puree bon eincm Sreunbe smpfcblcn CT ae:
I brau6te pisIsn fir unsefabr bier O1cnat, cbs
ne Slusen-iu Der Sbat CT ipurbe fctlimmer
,mo idb mu6 Iasen ltb aab alic 6cfnuna auf
oa6 CT je ,piebrr aenclen ipirbc su bieGer 3eit
ristb mir ber gbrn. Il. 9. SiaCt SIRE Oie.
bi,in ,u prctircn Sh bate febr menia
@lauten oaran, idb aeltcbe cs, (pa itb 70 bie,
(e W2roi,inen cbne NuBrn protirt bate gr
tesann jsooeb am /. Oaari u. 9. 1876, Die
50 nae c a 3n nebmCn uno bat (te 10 Wto.
nat aebrautbt. 9rei Oacnat nadpem CT pe,,
6cbraueb ccr panaesa tsaann, fam Elm @e.
I6pir an Ieinem 6alIe, iitsr pem @tbulters
fncebcn, gum Sorihein. 9ies bliet Often,
t,e Dor unscfabr 8 0Schen, wc ces bell:
te. gr 1T nun 9cfuno unb sencst nnn pSl
liace 93cbHcin. Seb fiae panrtar mein
3enant ben belen bel, peIcb @ie tereits has
fen pon Der runoertaren 5ellfraft Sbrer
nor. Gufieii'e Jhoian Deaetabfe Uanas
esa," NbtunaSpca Sbrs
Sarriet .. 9arfer.
Triber bon philadelphia jebt Srainaros
ifrass, Ulcunt jccllp, Tsu cSsrIsp, Sanuar l
1S47.
(osute, am nsunRbnten Sage Warn u. 9.
ls47, erfbien perftnIib pcr mir hem llntsrz
fbrisbsnsn, sinem Der @losrmsn in uno fir bic
Staet pbilaoslpbia. Sarrlst 9. Sarfer, Die,
nabosm iie bsm Ssfse 9emds rdbtie psrsibst
mar, an9ibt uno fast, bas ole in otiser an9as
9ats anssfhbrtsn Sbatfabsn wabr fnb.
Sarriet .. Barter.
Sefbworsn uno untsrfbrisbsn Dor mir
Jobn Ibompfon, alderman.
@ros unb &leinpsrfauf bei Eowano uno
Walten, @iasntbdmsr, 376 Marftifra6e,
philadelphia, pa.
England unb t1Iet11aFen, Z. .. Qams
Bert uno Jofepb q. pafer, &saein9, pa.
s. g. 6. Wartin, poftspiIs, pa.
8. 9. Sails, O1insrsuills, DO.
N9unbsr uno Braun, Sbnplfil papsn, DO.
Or @sasrs, pottstaun, pa.
Sanuar 4. 2M,
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Seftc SSacbricbt.

NNc pripncn bic (tulpia ltno an bic 6ins
tcrlafenIebaft prs Ucrtcrtsnen IDilliam
nIsnaeI, iei cs in Sloten &C, oeer in Den Sis
hcrn an 2ltbaus @thIenfe 0no bicreurtb
bcna6rittist. oa6 bic eriastcn SItter, 9lcs
ten &c. mciusn 6anoen gum gollsften iitsrsss
ben Gnc. lInper3lsliebe 3abIuns miro ses
witnfht UNI Soften Su srIparsn.
Daniel 5erby Sriebsnsri6tcr.
Center 3aunlbip, Sanuar 25. l84s.
GrSolbe bic an otiss 5nterladenI daft
ibnIois Itno in Den Sebumaberspille Sus
bern, mclIsn ssfallislt cbnc 9er3us abtesab:
len All 5amuel Soffman eiqv in wmps
for 9annlhip, Ssrfs gauntp. 8satbtuns
sieirr Slahrht miro Sollsn iparsn.
ubrabam t1IenSeL 4ominiit'r.
San'r 25. SIN.
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San. 13. l94s, Silans i'm Sbass

Die jabrlibs @abl Der 8sr,paItsr uneStc6f
batter Der Mpbrspiae SrIdsns@ cmpanis fano
am 9pnnsrfass, Den l3. Sauar 1949, ifatt,
am @aitbauis BON Sobn 8. MObr, in 9Sncs
for saunfbp, unb fcl9ence Ysricnsn wuresn
81 Samten 9swdblt ndmIib Yrdfosnt Sns
eob Yopsr; IerpaItsr O1ibasl &sntfbIsr,
Saeob 6aa9, gbriifofsl &lsin, @scr9 S.5aa9,
Scfepb eors unb Daniel @Itbaus; Sbasmsis
fer Sfaae 8. Mobr.
Tabribt.-9is Stodbalter Der Wobrss
bile SrhdsnsS Scmpanie psrOsn bsnabribtist,
bas Die 8erwaItsrsScarb bic jdbrlibs&sbnun9
ab9efblchen uno sinen 9ipibsnt BON 24 pros
gent srfldrt bat. 2lGe Ysrionsn, bic esrti ffas
ts bsfIesn, bsIisbsn bsfelbsn bsim 9baemsiifs
far3ab'Iun9 pOrSu;sisen, icwCbl fir Snlsn ale
Sauptsiumms, fbuloi9 fir's Sabr l94s.
Jiaae s. n1obr, Sbasmsiifsr.
Sanuar %. 3m.
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Surge neberiTht Der Wi6rste.
Ybilabelpbio, Sanuor %. 1874

PDIIupRIpDIW -Snhunt 22. 1918.
Diebmarft. - Sblacbtcbisn Sc bic n
Die 100 Yfunb. Wlbfhbs bradbtsn $ls bio
S35; springer Sl5 bi6 $25; trodne SIbs
50 bio $l5. Sbweins murosn psrfauft su
So bio 81 Die 100 pfunb. Gbaafs wurbsn
ju $l3 bio a., bas Stiid, vsrfauft.
Sl"uer uno Srubt in YbilatslpDa-9is
lsetsn Ssribte pom Iu6lanos BADEN feline 8srs
anesruns i'm Marfts bs,pirft 8lausr wiro ;u
SO 25, eas Barrel, psrfauft; ba absr feline
Nabfrass fir Gsribifuns if, 70 iif bsr0Narft
lblsbt. @tWa 1900 Barrel psnnIpl. @sifbe
tornmsbL sur Ssribfun@ wurbs 81 SO caS
SarreL psrfauft. &lsne Isrfaufe BON 1Sss
sen brabtsn Sl 80 bis 1 40 bas SuIbsl ssl,
bss SSelfbforn feiists 63 @set; Soafsr murbs
9siu6t Su As bis 46 Sent bas SuId)sl.
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Cine iehr por5I3Iihe. an9enebme uno
ntefeblenoe WeoiSin.
Gine anoere rpunoerbarC Kur oer nuss
3ebrun9 in, t1erristaun, pa.
On Or. Smavne, pbileoelpbia.


3ebrun8 IN Terrietaun, pa.
On Or. Swayne, pbilaoelpbia.
2isber 5srr-@6 bisnt mir aur 9rossn Sss
frisoi9un9, snem nmerfaniIbsn Yublifum ben
Wunosrbarsn GrfCI9 Sbrs8 ;Mammnssisstsn
2SlleflribensSprups pCrjuIs9en, Der MIDI pon
jener furbbaren Sranfbeit, Der QusHbruna
bslts, nalboenl ale anbere Wlittst fsbl9efbla.
gen battsn Sd) Wuros bsfallsn NIT Sbmersen
in Der Sruit, tpaS msine Stimme uno qun9en
isDr an9rif, bate einen Idifi9sn 5oulfsn unb
meben Sals. Meins@in9e,pei Warsn psrifcpft
Der Nppett beinabe per9an9en uno msin Mas
gen near 70 icbwatb, oas mein Grjt nbt wuss
s mas fir MIDI 81 tbuen fsit oa jeoe Mebi;in
bic ib einnaDm, 9Isb rpisosr aus9ewcrfen murs
os. SD beb fir Mcnats in ciefer trauri9sn
qa9s ale JccfTnun9 ouf9ebenb je misber Su 9e>
neien. Sb Derts pon ben Wunbsrbaren Sursn,
Die ta9lb bewirft Wsrbsn burb Sbre unfbdes
Bare UNbiSin BEL Souten, Srfdltun9en, 2(ifbs
ma, &etbDuifsn unb alien Sranfbsiten Der Guns
&c uno Sruff, uno entlblos mib init QSibsrs
,pilen iie 81 prcbirsn. Sb faufte cine SIafbs
pom Sbrsn bisii9en 49sntsn [2OtoOrs u. Qcn9>
ofsr] bic mir Su bsIfsn fbisn. Sd fubr fort is
iu 9sbrauben bis lte nab uno nab msine Gss
iunebsit uno Stdrfe misber Beritellte. @iniae
msinsr Srsunos, bic auf bisfelbs 2lrt Iittsn mis
ib, wcllhn ben Sprup nibt esbrau6sn unb
Is itne, it bseaurs ss fa9en 81 muiRn, fbnsa
auf bem 9Ss9s BON ,peItbsn fein 06anbsrsr ~,
rldfsbrt. 9a ib srwarts baIo bisfs @sesnt
81 Ssrlaftn 9sbe id Sbnen oislsS alS oausrnts
9enffbritt bon esn 9rcsen Su9snbsn Sbrsr unc
tbdebarsn Sufammsnfesun9.
.. 6. Dileor, NCrristaun, pa.
p"Das publifum wirD sswarnt pcr Sal:
fbun9sn. Der dbts Sprup wiro allsin jubs'
reitet BON Or. Swapns, H. 0S. @ds Der stsn
uno &aesifrase, Ybilaoslpbia.
Gum 9srfauf BEL Jobn Hitter unS Comp
England uno i1et1IaPen uno Or. !.
tIarfebaH, &9sntsm fit Sisaoiu9.
Geo. s. Dlilsr, WOmelsborf; Or. Sellsrs,
Yottstaun.
13ts Ctr, 2 sbirsn pom Cd Der S6llow.
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OeOr0 SGrnlc

Sel9t feinen Denfhen $anrslcuten uno Sreun,
ben 70 iple bem 9eebrten putIifum BON 0ea.
oInS gang rrarbrnit an, OaB er ltth bier in ocr
GranfIinitraBe, swiIdben bet 6tsn unO 7ten,
statllrt BAT nno bsreit isin miro in Ieinsm
SADIE, ndmlieb im
Sarbirem Qosrla6sn, 5abnaus;iebeny
eiutiselteben uno 5br6pfen
sn bicnem Gid 5n sablrciden 3uiprueb sm.
pfebleno, ipire er llh aufs tslte temiben lsi.
ne Snnesn 5nr 3ufrispenbsit III tecienem.
Geaoins, ben II. Sanuar I848 GSsm.
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eine prfon ,piro Derlanat, um 1000 Son,
nsn 0osaeu:, 6afers, Bsi5sns ober @eritens
Gtrcb, asmifebt, psrwcrrsn obrr in 8etuns
ben. su fammeln uno ;u hbsrliefsrn, fur ,pel.
tc Saarselo bc3atlt ,ptrb an Der "8cper's,
Scrr papicrmittle, 3ca an hsr 8rife abs
aejcaen, fir Seben uno &ommen. W1an pens
DC iteb al bic Taftcris, 8cpcr's Scrb, bier
Daeilen cberbalb Db6nirUille, 9. I.@brpof
uns Co, ODER all 1D. 9D. Rnisbt, 229 9Maret
9tra6e. pbilabelpba.
81. 8.-Saubol5, Salf NIB Soblen 1nb
am namlctsn plass su babsn.
December %. 3NO7.
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QS0tfenCDurt 9Scrfouf,

SufOl9s elmer 0sroronun9 Der qDaifsntourt
BON Srrfs Saumtr,tpiro auf tffentliehsr Ben:
one Srrfauft werpsm auf Samltas een stem
Sebruar II. 9. l848, am leBtbsriaen wcbns
bauIe bes Deritorbenen Iram mcf, lcBtbin
bon Union GaunIbip. criastcr gamntp, cine
sewiGe
rpobnung uno Sttf Gano,
aclcacn in erGaasem 3annibip unb gauntp,
besren3t bureb Qano bon Clement Srcof,
Sames Sanos unbInSsrsn sntbalteno orei
uno 3mon3i9 Nfer, mcbr cpsr ,peniser,
rpcpcn nnaefabr 3wei 0rittrI nit 5ol5 unp
SpbBlinsen beitancen, pas Itriae 1T San:
lamb, IN mittlerem Stanoe Der Sultur. 9ie
0NbeHerunssn fnp, sin Slcfbaus -
uno G6euer, init elmer 2BaGtrqusls TIT Fl
le ocrr Sprin9s, nabs bsim 1Bobns in i
bauie. $estberiass eiaentbum oes S-A'rs''='''
sebaebten bcrltorbenrn Nbam Mof.
Scr Serfauf teainnt um sn ltbr Slah
mittaae, mann aebibrcnoe Nufrpartuna aeae.
ben uno bic SereaufssSebim9un9en bePannt
9emabt werbcn, burcb
Ru0n Epans, 8crmunb.
9urb bic Scurt-5. &. f11aurer, Sbrsib.
Sanuar IL. lS4S. Sam.
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am Q. Sanuar, in psun 9aunIetp, elis
Iabtb ssnssf, Satin bon Sobanu GSam sen.
scl, i'm soften SABRE ibres 2tltsrs.
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QSQiIencpurt YerfQuf.

SufOIss elmer 1srorbnuns Der Waifsneourt
BON Scres @auntp. ,pirr auf tfentlieber Seae
Due Dertauft ,peroem, am Wlontase ben 7tsn
Setrnar, u, 9. 1S48, alle eHe 3wei Srunos
ttdfe, QDcbnunsen uno Stricbe qpno, scle:
gen III Union 9aunlebip, Bsrfs gauntp
sren5eno an $ano bon 6srman ltmfteab, 8s.
org Warton uno oss Dsritcrtensn Sreorih
Supp, entbaltenp elf Nfer, msbr Oper wcnis
ger, Doranf erri6tet ltno
%yA 3wei fteinerre tDobn=Souier
I::;:|H Juno enoere t1ebens6ebouoe.
&s.A& etenfaas, all jene scrpi0s >ot 6cls
lano, seleacn in Union 3aunIthip, Serfs
eanntp, 9ren5eno am &anb bon 8ecrs Wtar:
ton, Sacct Ssacr uuo Saecb Wamicbcr,
entbalteno einen Qfsr, mebr ODER tpsniaer.-
seBtbn rae gisentbum pss Usrltorb. lDils
liam Blanc.
Ser Serfauf teainnt um llbr Sla6mit
tags, ,pann aebhbrenos 4ufpartuna aeseben
unb Die Serfaufs: Seoinsumscu bstaunt sss
maebt wertem, burh
Jobn Blanc, 4bminifrator.
ourdb Die eourt-3. !. t11aurer, S6rb.
Sanuor lS. lS4S. 3m.
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2eDer<, 2eil ltens unD Stiefel.
SlpfsytanufaftprD,

5bilo gum "0olenen geiitsn,"
Weff.Denn-8ieref,
Der poif:Otifes 9sssniibsr,
2Sc borrdthis 1T Elm poaes IGortenent bon
>eiftcn. @tiefel>8ltfsn, $eoer, @bubmacter.
3Berf;cuaen nnb Setubslusltaffrunssn, ,,pel,
Dies aae mcblfeilsr ais jejupcr perfauft mirb
am alten Stanb, bel
m. :. geder.
Delanat tpcroen-6 &lafter Derciiaon,
Soll, mcfir osr bthtte Baarasosspreis bc.
sablt miro am Shilo gum &siltcn.
Neabina, Sanuar 4. 6O1.
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SO 0 brS otLler
Srllfetl @Dmp0nie.

Eebnuna bon Slaae 8. Wobr. Sbab
meilter Der Wobrspiue SrIden @ompanle
7Dr.
sSilan; i'm Sbase am 13tsn Sanus
at l947 50 80
3clIsnnabmen bis l3. Sanuar 1s48 5O7 81
$5l7 90
Or.
SejabIt fir auSbsGsrun9sn uno Sss
amtsn:9sbalt 1l2 25
404 rs
Ss;abtt 6 projsnt 3infsn auf
bic Nnlsibe $97 %
" 1S prOisnt auf 6oupts
fumme 291 6S
3ss 90
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gremer's 0ermifuee,
Gin fsbr pirffamss 9Nittsl CUR Vsrtrsibune
Der Wirmsr r-fo sbsn ssba!tsn mnb sum 9srs
fauf in bisfsr Drudersi. prsiS 25 Gent.
Neabins, Sanaar d bt.
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gn8litbe uno ocutibe
SOrSbrtfte1t.

esifobsn.pon G. ). E9elmann, finb wisSer
srbatsn uno ;um 4srfauf in bsfr Drudsrs.
]. Msaoins, ben %. Dsssmbsr.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
MORNING VISITOR.
fS- TERMs-$2 PER ANNuM, CASH. =EE
CETFOF sV.aRS.FVV:
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 30.
YHInI accordance with a promise

I5-In accordance with promise Civ.
en- in our last, we give our readers only
half .heet this week. We expect TO be-
,gin the years labors with a full sized
sheet next week, aud we hope to be able
by the opening Of spring, 10 make an i'm
provemeni, both IN The size and appear
ance Of our paper. II our patrons will
but d. justice to themselves add to us, We
sshall be ssse to do this easy enough!-
There are numbers of :hem who have
beenlowing us from one TO three years
end we sliall be under the necessity o
ssking ilem 20 pay up, It they don't come
aiarsnd do so. pretty soon. ~ word te
shs MISE" tsitrg, o,tgt:. to be sufIi-
tisni.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

the resisting forces of the vital energies,
by taking preventive medicines-have
still the sseds of disease lurking in their
blood. Ths january thaws" and sud
den changes in this month, bring out these
latent poisons that have been lurking in
the system, and that terror Of every inha-
bitant in the South and West, Winter je-
ger, soon prosiraies Che patient, and death
often ensues. Now, if DR.. BrAgg's Anti
Bilious Sugar Coated Pills had been free
ly administered in time-followed BY his
Tonic Pills, the patient might have been
well in three days-and long suffering,
and perhaps life saved-as thousands can
testify. M. 80,
For sale by Brown s. Dunn, Warsaw.
See DIR. Bragg's advertisement in anoth-
er column.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
From The metropolitan.
SNjSSOWrt Legislature.
IN SENATE.
MONDAY, Dec 25, ls4t

MONDAY, Dec %, l54S.
1t. Gov. YJdng took the chair about
10 o'clock A. NJ, and called the Senate
TO order. si s7Ft 40 ~ ans
Falkland Fl. Martin. Sec. of State, act
ing as temporary secretary, called the roll
when the following gentlemen answered
10 their names, TO wit: Messrs. Bean,
BGrnes, Burtis, Chiles, Edwards, Flour
noy, Ga.ewood, Hancock, Iiudspeih, Jack
son, Jones of Cooper, Jones of Franklin,
Landers, Long, Lowe, Michel, Norris,
Owens, Polk, Price, Priest, Reed, Wells,
Voolfolk, Wyatt and Williams.
Mr.. Stewart, arrived in this city sew
eral days since, but is confined 10 his room
by indisposilion. iaiW 9ya7q {
The following gentlemen, had not ar
rived, viz: Messrs. Campbell, Ellison,
Leslie Rollins and while. \.
Mr.. Jones, of the 22nd Senatorial Die
trictrose and asked tina, his name be plac-
ed upon the roll of the Senate, and that
that of Mr.. Landers be stricken of.
The President decided, that as the Gov
ernSr had issued a writ Of election 10 till
a vacancy in the 22nd District, and Mr..
Landers had been returned as Senator
elected to supply that Vacancy, his name
had been properly placed on the roll Of the
Senate, and that Mr.. Jones could not be
heard as Senator on that floor until the
Senate, after full and complete organizs-
ton, had determined hia right 70 seal in
that body. IT. > IS
MIR. Wells suggested that iC Mr.. Land
ers were sworn IN, that act would be de-
cisive Of the whole matter in controversy,
and that the Senate, at the pesept stage O
its organization, was competent to decide
any question Of order.
Thereupon, The following gentlemen
|,pEodpeed their credentials, and were quail
fled by the Hon. p. H. Mcbride, ;o-wit
Messrs. Edwards, Jackson, Bur,is, Lowe
Polk keed Voolfolk and ones. "A
The President then decided that Mf
Landers be now sworn as member ol
The Senate, a. A..vF y
- Mr.. Wells appealed from The decision
of the Chair. He was not sct,iated bs a.
ny feeling Of uhkindness, towards the
Chair In the course he felt bound 70 pur-
sue. There were bat two kinds Of va
caneies--a vacancy .in fact, and = vacancy
in law-lhq appearance Of MIR. Jones IN
his seat was proof positive that here was
mo sssepcy in fact, add destroyed the pre-
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
From the Republican
A MOST LIBERAL PROPOSITION.

A MOST LIBERAL PROPOSITION.
A gentleman in this city has authorised
us 10 announce the following proposition,
viz: That each Of the first two Sunday
Schools in each county Of the State OF
Missouri, reported TO the undersigned, as
duly organized after this date, shall re-
ceive aid from him OH the following con-
ditions and TO the following extent, viz ,
To school of five teachers and tw en-
" fve scholars, that viii raise not less
than 50 towards procuring library oil
100 volumes and other necessary books,
he will give $5-or
To a school of ten teachers and fifty
scholars, that will raise not less than $40,
he will give $40 towards procuring Ii
brary of 200 volumes.
The proposition may be considered good
for one year from the date hereof.
1.-The reports must embrace the follow
ing items: yHa da od iaa 1n
! u. The name and location of the school,
2. The name and post office address o
the Superintendent.
3. The date OF It's organization.
4. The number of scholars and teachers
5. How and TO whose care the books
are 10 he sent.
6. The emoney raised by the school mus
come with the application.
Any facts respecting the state of reli-
gion and education in the neig hborhood
and the prospect of sustaining the school
would be acceptable and gratifying.
The hooks will, in every case, be for.
warded according 10 directions, as soon al
the above terms are complied with.
]. The books 10 be used in filling thes,
orders are the Ten Dollar Libraries pub
lished by the American Sunday Schoo
Union, consisting Of 100 volumes each
and other publications of that society.
1t is very desirable that the schools
raise, in addiiiod 10 their libraries, som,
two or three dollars each, 10 provide them
selves with hymn books, spelling hooks
question books, &c.
!, All communications relating to this bu.
lsiness should be addressed post paid, to
inr .ba AsW. COREY, Agent
! AEE Of the Amer. s. s. Union,
q No. 80, Chestnut ST., ST. Louis, Mo.
December lst, l848. ~
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

Cold -Cdtvorniu.-As the people Of
the States are going cracked about the
gold regions of California, We shall, in
bur next, give Gov. Mason's official ac-
count Of that country. 1t is altogether
marvellous what a mania seems TO possess
the people generally on this subject. 1t
is no great wonder il our young men and
those who are unsettled in life, should
take the fever. and should gather up their
little all and start for California. But TO
see our old, staid, calculating citizens fix
ing up for long, arduous and difficult
journey likethis say 1t looks strange.
We suppose, however, that as this is but
one Of the peculiar characteristics which
distinguish us from the balance of the
world, il should not be looked upon as
much of wonder after all. We have
not caught this fever yet, and hope we
may be permitted to escape it altogether,
but for all those who irish to fall victims
to it, we are willing TO render any assist
ance in our power. Next week, then,
look, out for Gov. Mason's account.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
rried,

In Henry county, on the 2lst inst, by
Rev. VIM. D. Wear, Mr.. ALFRED RErp
TO Miss Nancy LEE-both Of that county
At the Rising Sun Hotel, in this. place,
on Thursday morning last, by Rev. J. C.
Derrick, Mr. ABNER DIcE to Mrs.
GMrrIN-al of this place. dG
hSTNo cake received in either of these
cases, thus clearly demonstrating that they
regard the printers blessing as a small af-
fair. However, if they can get along
without IL, we are satisfied.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned has obtained from the Clerk
of the Henry County Court, letters Of ad7
minstration on the estate of Ann Fewel,
decd, bearing date the 18th day of De-
cember, l848. ,,.s,, r.4
All persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to exhibit them
for allowance within one year, from the
date OF said Letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from having any benefit of said es-
tate, and if such claims are not presented
within three years, they viii be forever
barred. ~. ..nls.
MASON C. FEwEL, Admir-.
dec30-3t-4S.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
Administrators Sale.

RY virtue of authority vested in me b,
- the above Letters of Administration
l will proceed to sell at puolic sale, at my
own house, about FIVE miles north OF Cal
houn, Henry county, Mo-, on .iNgl
Thursday, fhe lst day Of February, lS49
(and continue from day to day If necssSa
ry,) all the personal estate Of said decd.
consisting Of one Carriage, and one horse
and Harness, some other little property
az Also, NINE LIEEY NEGROES
.zho consisting of MEN, WOMEN an,
~ HILDREN. A credit Of twelve
NJ months will be given, and purchaser.
viii be required to give bond with appro-
M. c. FEwEL, Admir-.
dec3O-st. ~ pc /
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30

The, Fssfioat.-The Festival which " as
held Al The Co,rt-house on Wednesday
evening last, for the purpose of aiding in
theeOmPlet,Onot the Presbyterian Clutch
came OF Ne are told, 10 the entire salts
faction Of al present, and particularly sv
to lhe Ladies engage ed in getting il up, ha-
.vawTeilissd more than they anticipated
'l-the proceeds amounting, as we under
Stand, 10 upwards Of 500. This amount
will be more than sufficient 10 enable them
tsmike their last payment for the plaster
img Of lhe building, which has been en-
;tirsly done BY mea''s raissd in this way.
The proceeds ol the "sale tablet were
considerable, which consisted in nutoerou'
and VARIOUS scys for children, and of ma
ny articles which were the "handy-work'
Of she ladies themselves. The tables o.
refreshments consisting of oysters done
up in fine style, Of cakes, candies, &c.
were well patronized- while the whee
Of fortune andsthe post Office, with its ex'
press malls, afforded fund Of amusement
and contributed largely to swell the pro
ceedS Oflaha eysaing.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-12-30
For California.

VVNuE subscriber is making his arrange
Il ments to start for California early in
the spring. He owes money here which
he is anxious to pay, and which he must
pay before he will leave. He hopes, there
fore, that those persons who are indebted
10 him will call and pay him Immediately
If he possibly could make his arrange
ments without calling upon his friends for
what they owe him, he would most cheer.
fully do so. But stern necessity compelS
him to collect his debts, and to do ii speed
lily. y: Il. HILDEBRAND.
Warsaw. Mo-, Dec. 30, l84S.