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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
MORRIS, HOTEL.
FORMERLY KEPT RI CHAUNCEr SWAMI
MARTIN l.. MORRIS. PROPRIETOR

FORMERLY KEPT Ri CHACNCEY SWAMI
MARTIN l.. MORRIS, PROPRIETOR.
MOULD respectfully inform the public that he
w has taken the above house formerly kept by
G. Swan. Said establishment has recently under
gone thorough repairing and renovating, and is
now 10 better condition for the accommodation of
Boarders, aud Strangers than at any former period.
The location of this House for health and beauty
is unsurpassed in Iowa City, and every exeron has
been made by the proprietor to render its apartments
convenient for occupants.
Particular attention will be paid to the convent
ence and comfort Of
BOARDERS AND STRANGERS,
and no pains will be spared to render them com.
Portable and happy. People living in the country
and wishing to put up night shall neither he
neglected or overcharged. The proprietor is salts.
fled tina, by giving his entire attention to the bust
ness. which he is determined to do, and without
which he is persuaded no one can or should meet
with success he will merit and receive fair proper
ton of The business of the place.
The mails and mail stages leave his house for the
following places:
Bloomington, tr-weekly;
Dubuque, semweekly;
Burlington, weekly;
Keokuk. semi-wcekly;
Tipton TT. Desmoines, and iowa county, week.
w. December 25, lS47-Si-tI
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
Wanted.

{ I Mount Ararat, No. !, Long Row, Louisa
"a county, one hundred yards from Snowfall,
,l miles north of WapelIo, on the road from
bennington to Burlington. TWENTY-FIVE
39d Journeymen Coopers, for which the following
'9s will be paid; for pork barrels, SO cts. slack
:ssheadS, 81 lard kegs, IS cts. and -four barrels,
d cents cash ON de;cand and no mistake
u0od hands, A No. l.. no others need apply
lis stock of materials now on hand is 40 900 sea.
led slaves, dry timber and heading for the same,
10 hoop polss without number.
ZONE on al! we that want money for your labor
' constant employment will be given to married
'A or sIngle-give Pittsburgh call.
WIN. BEVARD.
VT Arrarat, Jan. Is, lSlS-Snf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
Dissolution.

FfSHE coparlnershp heretofore existing between
L the undersigned in the Drug and Medicine bu-
s'ness is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved.
i! pcrsans indebted to the firm of E. E. and P.
Fay, viii call upon PIny Fay at the old stand and
r-'l l~aet, sdiuJeiy Us tie business
ii the fra, must he clesed +. 4. FAY,
Jan. %, l9iS-S9-:,w. PIINT FAY
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
DIR. STORMS

DIR. STORMS
CELEBRATED SCOTCH COUGH CANDY.
HINOR colds, coughs. asthma, soar throat. hoarsc
III ness, shotness of breath, and for cleansing ,he
voice and strengthening the lungs.
The action of DR.. Storms Scotch Cough Cand,
differs very materially from any other compound
every invented. 1t no. only allays bronchial irri,o
ton, but operating very mild purge, it keeps
the stomach and bowels in a healthy condition,
leaving the patient an appetite which few other
cough mixtures could impart.
For sale at Bloomington. by E. E. s, P. Fay, J.
B. Doughterty, and ]. 6. Gordon. Price one dime
per role, 3 rolls for Is cents or 81 per dozen.
j. H. Barnard & Bro. No. lao, Main street, ST.
Louis. Principal Agents for the south and west.
Orders from the country or applications for aseu-
cies, may be directed to them
December Is, lS47-S3-6m.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
Notice.

a the purchase of the Drug Store. all the notes,
u books and accounts of the late firm of Fenimore
& Peterson. came into my hands and have became
responsible for all the liabilities of the establishment,
large amount Of which has been due some time,
for which the claimants are pressing and urging
payment. 1t therefore becomes absolutely neccssa-
~ that all due the House be Immediately liquldate.
Please call at the Store without further DELAY, the
accts. are all made out and ready for settlement.
J. NJ. BARLOW.
January s, lS4s -S6n
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
FRESH DRUGS.
Very Late Arrival!

Nor FROM Mexico, HUT FROM THE EAST, At
No. g., Walnut Roc
q ADOPT this method TO acquaint my friends
III and the public generally, with the fac, that am
IT. receipt ofm spring supplies ofdrugs, medicines
paints, oils, turpcntine, varnishes, dyesluffs, win.
ow.glass, glassware, Spices books stationery, To-
bacco, cigars, snufs, &C., &c. Also good assert
ment of choice old liquors tor invads viz: French
brandy, Port, Madeira and Malaga wines, N. Eng.
land rum, Holland gin; all of which, together with
many other articles, useless to nane will be sold OF
reasonable terms. The attention Of physicians i.
respectfully invited to an examina ion of my stock
promise as favorable terms as any establishment OF
a similar kind in the Stale. Wheat and other pro
ducc will be received for drugs, in paymen. for
old arrearages Don't forget the place No. o,
Walnut Row, opposite the MILL
remain the Public's humble serv't,
JOAN B DOUGHERTY.
Bloomington, juno 4, lS47-55-lf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
Esaravs.

FnVhKEN by J hin Parr living in Springfield
IL township. Cedar county, State of Iowa. Oh the
Goth day Of December, ls47, two es,ray steers. red
and white, with brindle hairs mixed over them
One marked with slit aud under bit in the right
ear, the other marked with hole in the left ear,
aud nnderbt in the right ear, and blind in the right
eve, supposed to be four years old next spring.
Appraised before Ambrose Shurey, Esq, at SIS.
\ true copy from my esirav book.
w. X. HTTLESEY, Clerk B G &C.
Upton Dec. 5, iSiS-9O-3w.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
For Sale
THE AMERICAN HOTEL,

SITUATED in Bloomington, Iowa. The a.
Sbove house is situated in the most central 4 bust
ness part of the town, having large and respectable
run of custom. The house is As feet front running
back ~ feet; two stories high, with good stable
and suitable out buildings.
TO any person wishing to engage in the business
most favorable opportunity is now offered AZ the
above stand is considered one among the besth. the
State, and will be sold low, by applying to the sub
scriber. >. BATIELLE.
Bloomington, January go ls47-36,f.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
Pork and Reef Packing and
SIAUGHTERING.

WE are prepared to cut and cure 10000 Hogs
w the coming season, having the salt on hand
and the cooperagc engaged.
We have made additions to the buildings and cree.
ted large Sheds so that shall be enabled TO keep
everything under cover and persons driving Hogs or
Cattle here, may depend upon having them slaugh-
tered and packed in the best and most speedy man
ner. Having every convenience and experienced
help we flater ourselves that shall be enabled to
render perfect satisfaction.
Our prices will be the same as last season, and as
low as a, any similar establishment on the Upper
Mississippi. No charges required until the lst of
April, lS4s.
We shall also be prepared to make advances up
on meat packed with US.
Storage for 20 900 bushels wheat.
Hogs slaughtered for the offaI.
GREEN & STONE.
Rloomincton, Aug. %, lS47-67-,f.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
EDrssss. Medicines, &c.

VA E take this method to let Physicians and the
v public know we have purchased the Drug
rn1pufiu,h formerly owned by Messrs. F'ai1inlore
& Peterson where shall continue the business in
all its variety of articles usually kept, and lar
ger scale than heretofore, by adding to the estab
iishment in quantity the customary articles together
with groceries Of all descriptions, possible
after the opening of navigation. We shall have
fresh and more extensive supply than has ever
been kept in the place, and have determined by
ducng in prices to make it the ntercs, Of Physi-
clans to make their purchases here instead of ST.
Louis, all articles sold are warranted, and should
any be found odulterated or impure the Physician
may at any time within thirty days after date of
purchase return the same, when the money viii be
promptly refunded. We have procured the servi-
ces of one of the late firm, (Mr. Fenimore,) who
pledges himself to accommodate the public and his
old friends and patrons, to the utmost Of his ability
In view of these pledges and guarantees, we most
earnestly solicit and anticipate liberal portion Of
public patronage.
BARLOW s. MEREDITH
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
CHAIR NIANUFACTO-
RV.

7w7HE subscribers will continue to carry on the
"a above business on Iowa Avenue, between
Water and Second streets, where they intend
keeping on hand. a general assortment of Chairs,
comprising FANCY and WINDSOR CHAIRS,
ofall sizes and patterns, which for durability and
neatness of workmanship, they will warrant not to
be surpassed by any manufactured in the western
country.
N. B. Old Furniturerepaired and paintedin the
nealest style. Also, spinning wheels repaired.
II. |. G. J. J. VANCE.
December IS, l947-S3-ir.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
Eser3ys.

| AhEN ply Thomas Odell at his residence
l in Wapsinonoc township Iowa, on or about
I % day of January, a. D. ls4s, three steers of
: following age and description, viz: supposed to
aoGu' or years old, all of them marked with
swallow fork in the left ear and an under bit out
sac! one of them with few black spots, the
o''o, White with red spots about the head the 9th.
10odle with white back, tail and belly. Ap.
'~o at s35. n. HALLOCK, Clerk B. G..
''Qary 80, lSiS--7S-3w,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
Great BargIfEss.

5VlIE subscriber offers for sale his entire stock
Il ofhogs. cattle, horses, harness, ploughs, har-
1'Ns. yokes, chains, spades, forks-in short every
ting farmer needs.
Together with the best wagon in Muscatine
oanly. and fine fashionable buggy with all the
'lPcndages complete. CT A good tenant wanted
Jan. 22-SS-3w. ]. III. WALLACE
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05

TEN G. motifs would respectfully inform his
. old customers that he is sill engaged in sha-
wing and hair cutting in the mostimproved style. and
will consider the comfort md convenience of all
such as will favor him with call Shop on Sec
ond street two doors south of the Drug Emporium
Of Fenimore &. Peterson Il. NJ.
Bloomington, Nov;6, 1916.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
CABINET MAKING.
ANDERSON & VANCE.

ANDENoUN CI ENNCI,
N7OULD respectfully inform the citizens of
w Bloomington. and the public generally that
they have established themselves in the above bu
slness on Iowa Avenu, between Water and Second
streets, where they have and intend keeping on
hand, a general assortment Of Cabinet Ware, com.
prisne Bureaus Secretaries, Tables, Stands, Book
Cases, Patent Bedstcads superior to any made in
the West-in Short every thing that can be made
in Cabinet Shop; all Of which will be made of
the best materials and in the latest style.
Collins made to order, and at the shortest notice.
December Is, lS47-S3-3w. a & V.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
EsresSSs, 9ssg5 Medicines.

.SiiE Drug business will be continued by the
4 undersigned at the old stand of E. Z. & P
Fay, where he will be happy to serve his former
friends and the public with pure medicines and at
reasonable prices for Cash.
am truly thankful To the former patrons of the
firm Of +. E. and p Fay for past favors, and hope
lheyswiil remember me iavorably in future.
Ian. 80, lSlS-S9,f. PLINI FAY.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
OYSTERS AND NEW CIDER.

AZ FITZPATRICK & RUELING have lust re-
-AA turned from St. Louis, where they have laid
In large and general assortment in their line
Among the refreshments are TO be found Oysters.
Cider Ale, Beer and various other articles for tho
comforts ahd enjoyment Of the inner man.
No pains will be spared by US to render resort
to our place, for refreshments every way agreeable
and comfortable.
The Ladies and Gentlemen of Bloomington, are
requested TO call for just many Oysters and the
like as they choose. We shall always be on hand
and ready to serve them. X. g. Il.
November l3, lS47-7S-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
APPLES.

IN BARRELS Of apples, wholesale and re-
W. tail. A few whole and half boxes rais'ns
of The best quality. Steam clarified candy-whole-
sale and retail. Also, almonds. nuts, prunes, cur
rents and cranberries. Strawberry, raspberry, lem.
on, ginger and sarsapa'iIla Syrups. Smoked her
ring, smoking tobacco-scarfalati and common.
JOHN SAMPLE.
December Is, lS17-S3.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05

TYT is known that in June, 1914, | opened my
"a first stock Of Drugs. and by reducing the prices
to some considerable degree, dohe good bust
ness viii CHI increased daily till thought it best to
havo partner, who was good accountant and
book keeper, ard in June, 1916, | took Mr.. Peter
son in business with me who is a good book
keeper. When we commenced according to his es-
innate with some additions, his stock amounted to
some $ ,450. my stock was estimated at $4,000,
making in all S3,450, we continued business to-
gether until the 9Th of November, lS47, when
closed the store and took possession of the books
believing all was not right we had sold drugs a.
mounting to over 81 600 at invoice or eastern pri-
ces, on which we had at least 81 l2 per cent prof
it, which would show that our profits on this amt.
was over 50 ,625, but there were five men who in.
ves,iga,ed the subject. who not only find have no
profits but have in addition, lost over 81 200 of my
investment taking into view the fact that am out
over $500 collected of debts due me before Pc.
tcrson came in and appropriated it ia credits on my
account in firm looks, &c. &c.
The business will be continued at the old stand
by Mcssrs. Barlow & Meredith, where the public
will find pure and cheaper drugs by from ten to ff-
teen per cent than has ever been offered in this mar
ket. am now employed at stipulated per cent
on the business; therefore in view of my misfor-
tunes IN being mus suddenly Ieuuced ~ my present
situation, may, not hope in behalf of ny employ
ers and the small interest have in the establish
ment, that not only my former patrons but others
will patronise the house, where every effort will be
used to please both in price and quality. In con-
clusion, it is most confidently hoped and believed
that none will forsake the house. but will aid for the
sake of the small ptance get as compensation
The circumstances and causes that has brought
about my condition will in due time be exposed in
hand bill or in the newspapers. The causes are
pretty well understood in this vicinity already.
remain, the pubcs humble servant,
J. S. Kenmore.
Bloomington, Jan. s. IS4S-s6lf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
CALI and See.

HAVE on hand small lot Of choice groceries,
2slch as N o and crushed sugar, S H MoIosses,
40 Olfee, teas, spices. saIaratus, Sc which will be
md very low either at wholesale or retail at No. 2
Walnut Row, by JD DOUGHERTY.
January %, lSis-sSlf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
Wanted,

I'm exchange for notes and accounts due the late
Il firm of Fenimore & Peterson. Wheat, shelled
Corn and Oats, for which the highest market price
will be allowed ]. NJ. BARLOW
January g. ls4S-s6tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
NOTICE..

A Ii persons knowing themselves indebted eth
"A er by note or book act to the firm OF !. Ben
nett & Co. are respectfully requested TO come for
ward and settle the same, as the business of the firm
must be closed.
All kinds of merchan,able produce taken sc-
counts due ]. BENNETT & Co.
December IS, lS47-sdtf
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|
c G. +. AUSTIN, }'n choncs'y.
WILLIAM A. AUSTIN,
and others.
TENHE bill sets forth that Suc Foster, of Bloom
Il ington, Iowa, prior 10 September, 1913 sold
TO Cha's G. Austin, then in lite, but deceased,
the east half Of lot seven block thrty-one in the
town Of Bloomington, and conveyed by deed. the
same to the said Charles's wife. Harriet Austin, who
has also since deceased. Said deed was never put
upon record, that afterwards, to-wit: in the month
of September, lS43. said Austin and wife sold and
conveyed by deed, the same half lot to complainant
for the consideration of S4c0 in cash paid in hand,
which deed complainant the same fall sent by his
son Elias Dronberger, with instructions to have the
same put on record-hat the said Elias forgot to DO
SO, till after he had taken his passage on steam
boat at Bloomington for ST. Louis, on his return,
when he handed the deed to Charles G. Austin,
who was present and requested him to give it to r.
P. Lowe, and get him to have it recorded-that the
said Anstin failed to DO as he requested, as
painant has since been advsed-and that the deed
is supposed 10 b, lost. The bill further states, that
in July. lS45, said Austin and his wife both depart
ed this life, and that afterwards arrangement
made by which the decd first made by said Foster
to Harriet Austin should be taken up and cancelled,
anu new uceu iOT TIC Sdlt property was gwen ny
said Foster to Charles H. Austin, and W lillian A.
Austin, who are minor heirs of the said Charles G.
and Harriet Austin, residing now in Ohio. The
bill also states that Abraham NJ. Hare, adminis,ra.
tor Of the estate of Charles G. and Harriet Austin
and his wife Emeiinc Hare, Thomas NJ Iseit and
Lucy Isett of Bloomington, are heirs at law Of the
said Austin and wife, and that they have in equity
a resulting nterestin said property. The bill makes
all the heirs at law of the said Charles c. and Har-
ret Austin, defendants, as well as Suel Foster and
prays that the conveyance from said Foster to Chas
H. Austin and William A. Austin, may be declared
null and void and that the defendants shall be re-
quired TO make to complainant title with the prop
or covenants for the premises. The defendants
Charles H. Austin and William A. Austin are mott.
fed that the foregoing is she substance of bill filed
in the District Court Muscatine county, lowe.
and that they must appear at the next term Of said
court in this county. to be holden on the LIST Mon.
day in February next, and plead, answer or demur,
otherwise a decree pro confesso will be taken a.
gainst them. J. A. PARVIN, Clerk d. G.
r. P. LOWE. Solicitor for Complainant.
January |, ls49-s5-6w. Prs. fee SIT so.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
Window Glass.

g by 10, 10 by IL, l0by ID, II by Is, II by Is,
y and IL by IS; together with all descriptions OF
hollow glass ware nails all sizes BY the key or re-
all, and oil descriptions Of patent and other med'-
tines. posvely cheaper than ever at the Drug En-
porum Of bARLo" mhHhpi' n
January 8, ls4s-S6u
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
CARRIAG AND WAGON MAKING.

THE Subscribers would inform the Citizens of
i Muscatine and the adjoining counties, that we
are carrying on the above business in the town of
Bloomington, where will be ready 10 fill all or
ders, and will endeavor to keep on hand all articles
in our line Of BUSINESS, such carriages buggirs.
sleighs, wagons, &c. Repairing done with de-
spatch, and in workman like manner, on the short
est notice.
N. B. We have a good stock Of dry timber ard
those wishing anything in our line Of business viii
do well to give us call. Shop OH Second street,
opposite e. Weeds Store.
HORSELEY s. CANDEE.
November l3, lS46-7S-Gm.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
For Sale.

YNyHE SUBSCRIBERS hereby offer for sale a,
a their lots in the town of Bloomington, and at
their lands in Muscatne County, lying mostly in
the immediate vicinity of Bloomington.
Apply to Suel Foster, Bloomington, Iowa
SAMUEL. BREESE.
NILES HIGINBOTHAM
IrIv % iS47-62-lv
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
CANDIES

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL-.Country
w dealers are requested to attend to this notice.
We can afford candies at as cheap a rate as can be
bought in ST. Louis Give US call.
KIRKPATRICK & RUELING.
November l3, lS47--7S-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
Pine Lumber.

II HAVE moved my lumber 10 Second street,
II few rods below Kinson and Phelps store, where
can furnish sawed lumber, square timber, lah and
shingles at the following rates-Sl0, Sl2 S S and
$40 per ZOO for sawed lumber.
$4,000 feet Pine boards, plank and scanting.
$4,000 Lah.
$4,000 Shingles.
1000 Lights window sash.
1000 feet square timber.
40 Ok yokes.
| First rate two horse wagon, new.
Also-the house on Water street, formerly occu-
dpe by me as an office, is for sale or rent.
Us BRANHNAM
Bloomington, Sept. 25, ls47-7l-6m.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05
DIR. YIOS.

4 NFFERS his prof ssioual services to the citi-
~ zrns Of Bloomington, and vicinity.
January %, t84S. S9tf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05

So,rru1vc ABOUT Mn. WEBsrRR.-Mr
,vehs,er looked well. He was ful! dressed
M man known better than lie TO pay proper
.s TO the assembly he appears before
uscompared advan,aeeously ia this respect
with The appearance ofjhis young opponent,
who. both yesterday and to-day, presented
himself in an nndress frock-coat. If the
ndoes take the ,roubIe.to put on their gowns,
/ see no, why those who appear in their pres.
ence. should not exhibit corresponding care
in their dress.
Mr.. Webster had put on his nest tecom.
no dress. He wore blue coat. a buff vest
with brass buttons. This was the old Fox
colors 10 England over fifty years since. The
followers Of Charles James Fox wore them
TO distinguish themselves from the Pi,ti,es.
Mr.. Webster has given this dress an almos,
equal reputation in This country. He wore it,
] have understood, on the ever memorable day
of the reply to Hayne. He also wore il,
when, 10 1898, he repnised il the Senate, the
premedilated attack Of Calhoun; and again,
ON angry parle," he smole IpgersoIl and his
coadju,or Dickinson.
1t will have historical importance like the
dress that Cesar wore on his assassination by
The Senatorial conspira'ors, Of which Antony
says, as reported by William Shakespeare.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-02-05

The first time ever Cesar put it on;
Twas on Summers evening, in his tent;
That day he overcame the Ncrvii -
don't know that Mr.. Webster ever adop.
ted the dress out of compliment TO the great
English orator; probably he wears il from its
5ecomingness-bu it is rather singular CO.
Incidence that in his appearance he somewhat.
resembles Fox-certalny more than any Of
the English staiesman's great contemporaries.
Fer though Mr.. Fox was short and corpulen,.
which Mr. Webster is not-siiI in other re-,
specls he resembled him-his ches, was ca.
pacious. his shoulders broad, his hair dark
aod thick. his eyebrows black aud bushy, and
his complexion swarihy.
There is certainly more resemblance in the
personal appearance of these two eminent
men than there was in t'luellin's comparison
between Macedon and Wales.-New York
Tribune