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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-18
A NEW BAND OF MINsTRELs In TILE FIEID-wI


NINE. ACAILLE INFORMS HER FRIEND, AND THE
M public that she will egn her dancing her saloon
No Broadway the 18th this month The glasses will open
half past O'Clock Wednesdays and on saturday
Persons wishing to form private Glasses will please
o'clock Tuesdays and Thursdays excepted.
~ setMr J. H. Me,iann respectfully begs leave to inform
his friends and the public that he will reopen his Evening
I ; az sdo S m ny af nt,on ana exercise
made at the Office or school room.
STATtN ISLAND FfRRY-THE STEAMBOAT STATEN
~ Islander will as followG-leave New Yorh at O. H.
3 and ga o'clock Leave Quarantine Mt 10. IL, and
~ Johnston nsster win positively leave Pier MOI N K,
for Southampton and BeInen Monday November Goth at
o'clock and baggage wanted on the voyage Satur
day. marked below An experienced Surgeon board For
'es'' u 'ocsAS sTEAs NXVicATioN CO. go Broadway.
VINlTID STATES VAIL STEAMSHIP .oMpANY-POp
and assnnah-Tae Steamship Falcon. W: r. Thompson oom
IL o'clock NJ from Pier No. North River No seOsret
Passage to New Orleans in Saloon. ............s 81
b p to Havana " in saloon G;,:;
Do ,on a. No. o,, lower Cabin. "a
Do ITO" 's 90 0''''n' in lover Cabin
Freight Chasre 20 Ier foot DO to New orleans
all except wearing apparel and this when
pounds This ship win connect with the Panama line Fol
Bills adns BY the clerk on board and to be presented
for Bye O'clock NJ, Of the day sailing
TAKE 1T IN THIEVES TAKE YOUR Cough IN TINE.
To-day single package Of Peases Hoarhound Candy may
re.oh q This remedy you have cough
Apply the remedy now Pease Candy taken in time
aiken In vain Manufactured b ROworth IS Division
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-18

vHHE GREATEsT CURE ON RECORD-RICHARDJ.C cox
OF Evesham, Burlington County N j. cerlifes on oath he
fore Aldermen Cbauncey Buckley, Of this he suffered
for long time with all the M alady
which his physician declared to be Pulmonary
He had short dry cough burning sensation the palm hs
hands and the oes OF his feet he sunk into nane
debility he was wasted almost 10 his
short and Aborou he confined family 20 his bed
and the least change of position caused him excessive rain
ment when he the the Syrup ali
other medicine After taking ten bottles large gathering
formed in his left side which broke and vast
y Of offensive matter and free Tor
several weeks he began gather strength bs
petite He continued the Of the after taxing
twenty-five bottles found hmsc sound and In the
oyntb OF good health He s abe to hs dnties
ship officer, well at any period of hjs life
His r have been examined BY medical
TO he in sound condition. See his afhdav-Pampe psse
Tie following testinop 10 added -
EvyaAM Burlington County, N J)
April25d, 1915
We tie subscribers residents Of the township Eyesba do
lertiy certify that we'll acquainted with Richard T.
Cox and IRE y visited him in the last Pulonary
Corsum which believe cured by tho schenck
fumon Syrup and feel it duty to 10 the Con
sumre in the possible rme having been eve wit
Of the country.
Benjamin Bucman. Thomas II. Hewlngs Andrew crisccm
William /. Brown, Joserh +. Bewlings William Hammitt
Irapkn II Cox John Leeds, jr, Joseph Ellis
John b. Ccy, John II. Ellr, Jacob IIewuas
Prpered by H. Sobenck No S2 South Sixth st. PHILADELPHIA
Sold Wholesale ard RETAIL by Bush Cckener, n Barclay st.
New York Redding Co. estate st, Boston r. Smith, Sun
Budirgs Rai-ore; J. Wright Co, 15i Chartcs ST. New
Orleans Price 81 Per bottle, six bottles for 50.
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THEATRE. FORMERLY

MECHANICb HALL, NO. Az BROADWAY, BETWEEN
ll Grand Broome streets, Monday Oct
I'd will continue every night until
opening The original and we'll CaRIsTYS
MINsTRElS (oreanised in 1921 TIE FIRST TO HARMO
ME NEGRO MELODIES AND ORIGINATORs OF TaE
PRtSENT POPULAR STYLE OF ETHIOPIAN ENTER
TANMENTS, whose in this CITY period Of ten
received with such distinguished aud patro
New York and vicinity that they will give
popular Concerts introducing variety Of their original Songs
Characteristic Dances &C. Admission Doors
open Concert will commence at o'clock An Afternoon
Saturday commencing at O'Clock r. under
he mar are,ren and direction OF y p @ - -
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IIARPs.-wM. BALL 4 SON, as9 BROADWAY RE-
pecully invite the attention Of the this beau
tful nd highly fashionable instrument their choice seiec
Double Action Hsrs just received from the cole
brated fapuacturers Pitt Lewis Co. These
modern improvements Of European maker in power and
biancy OF nenes Of touch ELEGANCE finish ara
equal manufactured These Hrps are 10
the climate and havirg submitted the
professors in the United States have
their decided ppprotafop
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-18

TRIsH AND SCOTCH MALT MISREPRESENTATION
and superior suay In packages 70 suit the trade better
adapted for their purpose than in the market For sale
much less than the usual by WILLIAM PARKG
Malt Whisksy Dsler 86 Seventh Office Stone al
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gRY THEATRE-sATURDAY EVENING, NOV IL
= e performed TaE MAID AND THE Maple

nov e performed TAk MAID AND THE MAGPIE-
ID VIM Sse,ens, hemp, MI :. Il. ns,i ENrard, Dun;
Cersia mr. mans Annette. Mss C. WemyaA After which
Martin M a. eOY-Psddy Miles Mr.. u wilismg Benry
TEE LIHERICA Jane Miss Lekyer. Aner wt,.h the Nav
Coates Mr. i DuaA ,oonclude with MARTIN SCHERrELLR
Orl,sns SeIsnadsrk m Mr. Dunn; Martin
Charles the Of 50. Lando Mr. Hail. Marquis de
n CIorIr GastoN eyrs. Miss Hihha-i nav
ieyra Mr. Rose ecissy Boxes Is osnss Pit and
Ut 6k-oommenoe att ool0es -
Gallery l2h cents. ruv.w.. ro.,...,,
CHANFRAUy EwNATIoRAL Y 't-sa uci.y e,ealus
~ chatham Benefit q MI :! n scs '.Rolla. Nj. J. r
Scott pzaro, Mr. Mcfarland 4ionlo. Mr. 'oc drama Of
Miss hesfsyr To BE- followed ~ me populse Mr.. Burke
ca aries Meadows Mr. Richardson; William TWILL M include
Charley Bates Mr. seymour Kay Misc Msstayer 70 o. Mr.
with TOE FATAL snow sTOhM- Governor Of Nertsctun.
O. Chapman; Romsnoa. Mr. Tlton; Count OsrcT Mr. Dsw>
Toboski Mrs Woodward. Boxes rs cents Pit zx
cen Doorsopep Ct 6l[ performance tooompsnos ~ f.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-18

IIOMER MORGAN, AUC1It NEEK-SCHOOL FIRM.
ture Philosophical Apparaua &c &c. BY order of the
aespn e the entire School Furniture of Rev Hubbard
comprii valuable School
and Books Philosophical and Che mca
Desks for 100 boys Table Globe Pumn Electrical
Machine no &c made in superior by Meeks and
others Will be sold at auction Saturday MEMBER MT
10 clock school 18th between Upyerty
place Fifth q Eas lth q very spe
nor German Gymnasium Apparatus. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-18

TTNHE CELEBRATED BARKY'S TR1COPHEROUS IS THE
only remedy to badness and that
has fallen of or become thin prevent and
appearance OF seurf and the hair
aud to keep the most healthy eo and glossy state yet free
from all eiy and greasy appearance.
CITY HoTEI, Sept T. 1s4S-Mr. Bary-Sr-You have pey.
mrson use my name having experienced the utility
OF your TricoIh for dressing the hair have awsvs
found the oils and harahnss TO
hair and for three four it fast falling much
changed in color but Ell using feel nv
bead always comfortable and hair 10 strong and
thick, to the amazenent OF amy friends and
have invariably found gives the most
Please to send three bottles by bearer no viii pay you
GATHERING NELSON,
We confidently ladies and gentlemen the best and
cheapest article for the human bar Is Barrys Tooperous Il
s sold in large bottles price only rs PRINCIPAL
fee lS9 Broadway Express sgen's-Wrght % South street
Philadelphia Brown, Washington street. Boston and sold by
all . d'uocists IN " United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-18

A GREAT SALE OF ARTISTS PAINTINGS Is PREPA-
IA ring FL exhibition and sale free at No. 23 Broadway
few very good in frames will be received there sent
with invoice this week AS thousand persons win visit
Father Original and Splendid
Banners DESTROYS the pictures for the exhibition and
sale Of should be the as this week. For
Their particulars please inquire the Emporium of Art Rooms
No S Broadway at No 3 Broadway 10 oosck l. each
dpy this week.
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IIoR sALE-A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY ATTIC UN.
der Cellar House. situated the north Twentieth
between Brosdway and the Fourth known
2 Twentieth street The house has Gas Fixtures Marble
Mant Water Closet Bath Room and rePlete with every
convenience Also three story attic house the northeast
BILE stare for kind of business Also, those three Cottage
the south side of ThItieth street. between the Fourth
being appropriate dwellings for small families BA large
proportion Of the purchase remain mortgage In
qurc ~ o'clock NJ in tho evening" Of JONATHANPURDY
7 Ovcbar I'd atrppt
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DR. WHEELER 0CULlST, y GREENWICH STREET
dsvotes his exclusive attention to diseases Of the Eye
Ophthamc Surgery Cataracs removed In days without
pain principal and sight restored Artificial Eyes Tor
sae and inserted Once hours fren g. 20 oolooE
References 10 the first families in the citv ~
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NEW FANCY GOODS-TREDERICK A. WOODWORrg
IN 3 Broadway. opposite the theatre has received nv the
gsohet ship Admiral new styles Of Gard Cases Porte
Decorated Porcaire Portfolios Recever Work RoIss
Drcpg Ink Stands Toilet Bottles Watch Stands Bronss
Oruam its. &c &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-18

DR ING, DENTIST, 45l BAkCLAY ST. CALLS ArTEN.
- tion his material fo filing decayed teeth being the
cheapest article in large cavities 1t combines
the hardness Of ivory with the bty Of gold and posses
properties which causes II to attach itself por.n
tho GENITAL cavity with much tenacy
Plastic when introduced 1t hardens consistency the
TOOTH and converts he shell into sod TOOTH homo
gencous capable Of mastoaton PAIN 90 nodor
and valuable for all practical purp
rnola
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-18

ID ROADWAY PROPERTY.-T0 LEASE, FOR A TERN OF
ID years the building occupying the full lots land Nos
5 S6 Broadway and known Gothic Hail. being one Of
spacious substantial and well finished buildings in
the city full lot Of land with additional buildings
rear an fronting fesr street may be ADDED required
museum tasasr, fancy busincs Tho n
surrounding this property renders of tho
positions on Broadway For particulars apply to
No waNe fro
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-18

MAST OFF CLOTHING AND AND
~ Gentlemen having mpeuous eneets to dispose Of wearing
ior s subscriber through the post Office Otherwise who viii
ateul at their sdence LdesattsnAcd by Nrs
J.LEVENS1YN l66 BrOadway m 49,:
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ENDWAED FOX's CITY CASH TAILORING ESTABLISH
II 202 BroadwayThe undersigned. being making
his business and purpssng dispose of his superb
stock ready made Clothing alta great reduction from
rates would TO those who be about pu
chase that fashionable article Of from the
fabric and Of superior hish be obtain much
than charged for that Of inferior quay for
sale houses located in the by streets and
on in view of securing the greeta.t ecoromv.
EDWARD FOX 202 Broadway
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
NEVER DESPAIR, YOU CAN BE CURED.

PHILADELPHIA, July 26, 1916.
TO THE PUBLIC certify that before my re-
membra L became afflicted with what the Physi-
called scrofula 1t made its appearance by pain
kes knees, wrists and elbows after which the glands
of my throat and neck became infamed and swell ed,
attended with most excruciating pains. was often
confined entirely to my bed and for weeks together
could not move my neck or turn my head Several
physicians attended me at different times-but they
did not appear to do me any good.
About year ago | attacked with vomiting,
which continued every few minutes all one night
The next day eruption appeored the sides of my
neck which spread all over my neck head and
face with inflammation of my eyes and eyeiids, which
destroye my eyeglasses and caused the hair to fall
from my hea and the disease spread all over
my LIMBS were one entire scab. | could not bend my
hands without causing the skin to crack open,
when the blood would out. Some of my finger
rails come off. In short, unable to get my own
living, and in this condition called upon DR.. Jayne,
in order that he might undertake my case. lie dI-
rected M to axe his Alternative three times day, and
his sanatvc pills. often as should find it
| have taken his Alternative four months, and am
most happy to say that it has entirely cnred.
CAROLINE NEWBERRY,
No. lis North Tenth St. Philadelphia.
If any person doubts stat tement, they Will please
call upon Mrs ID. Stewart and Mrs. Il. Doughty, 332
Spring Garden street, on Mrs Tabour where l re-
side, who ed with my situation before and
c. NEWBERRY.
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by
R. STEVENSON, Druggist
Van Buren,, Arkansas,
And w. II. s. NJ. MAYERS, Druggists,
nI3 Fort Smith, Arkrsas
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13

iy, from Little Rock, they shall give notice there
of to the governor of this state, who shall there
upon forthwith nominate and appoint three judi
clous and dlsinterested persons, view and eX-
anime the same, and report to him whether the
road is so far executed in complete and workman
like manner, according to the true intent and
meaning of this act and if their report be favor
able, then the governor shall, by license, under
his hand and the seal Of the STATE, permit and
suffer the said president, managers, and company
to erect and Fix such and many gates upon aud
across the said road, as will be necessary and
sufficient to collect the tolls and duties hereinafter
granted to the said company, from all persons
travelling with horses, cattle, wagons, carts, car
rages, and other vehicles.
SEC. 26. no gate shall be erected or toll de-
manded from any person travelling said road, un-
I'll after the license aforesaid shall be I'VE been
granted, under the penalty of ten dollars, to be
recovered before any justice of the peace. for
every offence; which penalty, when collected,
shall be paid into the county treasury of the
county in which the offence happened nor shall
any gate be erected within one mile of any city
or town on said route; and no toll shall be de-
manded from any person for passing repassng
from one part of his farm to another, to from
any place of public worship, funeral, from
any millta-man on days of training, or from cleo
tors going to or returning from any election.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
Look Out.

Z SHALL offer at public sale the first Monday in
r July next az the Court House door in Van Burcn,
the large and valuable farm formerly owned by Rufus
Forester. Said farm embraces about three hundred
Of first quality Of land, having upon IL large
two story framed dwelling with other valuable i'm
proyemcnts and occupied by solomon Forester
One fourth of the purchase money viii be required
the day Of sale at which time will be published tho
remaining payments. Possession To be given on The
third day Of January lS49. Persons desrous of Pur
chasing valuable estate will do we'll 10 call and
anime the above promises.
SOLOMON FORESTER.
March 2Oth IStS-G-tr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
Invaluable Family Companion.

Sof Consumption. Asthma. Diseases of the
Heart. and all Female Diseases. 234 pages, =
cravings. Paper 50 cts; bound - cts Mail 10 any
part-postage l-2 cts.
Shoulder Brace and Chest EXpondcrs, s.. Mail 90
any part, so cts postage. lnhuling Tubes, silver,
50, by mail, letter postage. Abdominal Supporters,
perfect s. TO SO, for all Eupturcs, Falling Of the
Bowels and Womb, ard Weak Back, and hest; sent
by Express everywhere. For Braces or Supporter,
Rupture Supporters, give height from head 10 foot
nd circumference II person neat the surface, Just
above the hips If rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted for the sale Of ;ac above goods. Ad
dress DIR. $. :. FITCH,
707 Broadway, New York, post paid
Feb q, lSIs. lilly.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
DIED

On the 25th ult., near Boggy Depot, Capt. THO'S
SEALY, of the Chickasaw Nation, in the eightieth
year of his age.
The deceased was warrior under Gen. Jackson,
and fought in several engagements. He was man of
undOubIed courage, and many tales Of his reckless
daring told by his warriors. He true to the
interest of his people, and sought selEaggrandze
ment. This slight tribute TO his memory is paid by
his friend JOHNSON.
Bogy Depot, May !, l848
Communicated
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
ENGRAVING
o. STATES 33IgAFE Q OEiAII3E9L2a

20. 3EPlA9Pz33 3-7TYAEFE4 IEiATTz34I2a
THE design of this great National work Of art was
first conceived, and prePara lions for its execution
commenced in the winter of 1912. In the midst of
very many difficulties, and at very great expense,
the work steadily carried forward its execution
and first presented to the public in the autumn Of
1916.
a few hundred copies then struck of, but the
demand that sprung up Immediately its appearance
great that il evident that the plate would
not supply it unless the character Of the engraving
changed from simple mezzotint TO u comJina ton
of line and meZZotint. The printing aCcorliugl y
Immediately stopped, and the plate put again into the
hands of the Engravor to add 10 its beauty aud
tona interest the character of durability After the
lapse of nearly Il year, the printing has gain COM
mCnccd, and the subscriber calls the attention Of
the public the work, with the confidence that he
supply their orders with clear and beautiful i'm
prcssons,
Z. ANTHONY,
Late Anthony, Clark s Co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
STILL MORE PROOF

Darlington. Beaver CO., Pa, Feb. Is, 1889.
DR.. D. Jayne-Dcar Sir My little son, when eboue
two months old, seized with bowel co,.u,,lo int
IL continued for weeks without nterm' ssio and
Notwithstanding the remedies presc,b bed hv rcspcct
able Physician, gave up the child a Victuf Ms W.,
supposed, TO fatal disease. But providcp,fall,y
heard OF Jayncs Carninativc, an cfI.c,uaI tr,
for bowel complaint and i'm ed n teIv ,rs1,atr,cJ
messenger TO town, seventeen miles Off for hottie
BY the use OF this medicine, In less tLan tbirty.s,
hours the disease was check ed and bv lis cop use
for few days. the child was restored TO perfect
health shortly after 'his, there occurred similar
case ~ one oi The miles OF my congregation.
speedy
nc same eh.dd owing to exposure, when recently
oui'ns up &c Ohio was attacked by that horrible
aIauy I'd Group. We landed in the night at Bea vor
o'ht' Ind when our fears alarmed lest tho
"oarSe sepulehra cough the iorerunnur Of DEATH
VIC gave him tcasPoonful of your Tx pectorant, and
'ppl'cd some liniment the throat and breast and
before many minutes thc hoarseness was gone tho
child breathcd freely and slept swectly Owing e,
these circumstances IL cannot be wondered at why
have so high an opinion of your medicines and why
advise every family to keep them on hand ready Tor
any emergency Respectfully yours
ARTHUR b. BRADFORD
Iastor OF the Presbyterian church, DARLINGTON Pa
Prepared only by DIR. ID. Jayne. Philadelphia and
sold on agency by
H. STEVENSON, Druggist
-, Van Burcn, Arkansas,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
Bridge Meeting.

Bridge Meeting.
A meeting Of the citizens Of Craw-
,ord county, interested in the erection
of Bridge over Frog Bayou, will be
held at JAMES GIN, on Saturday, tie
1911 May neat, to take into considera-
tion that object. A general attendance
is earnestly requested.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13

Bowels by Juync's Tonic Vernifugc, by the bosom
of destruction. They perish under its searching inu
ence instantly, and arc expelled with the mucus in
which they imbeddcd. The is in almost all
permanent, and if a OF the disorder
should take place, few doses OF the preparation will
fail to produce the desired objector tho effect
does not weaken with repetition Those who suffer
from the Piles or Remittcnt Fever or any complaint
where mild tonic Alternative may be dosirl bic will
find in Jayne's Tonic Vermiluge a most valuable re-
medy.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
Mantua-Makinc and Millinery.

"a MRS. NJ. NJ. JOHNSON. respectfully 80
,, n informs the ladies OF Van Buren, and vi -
cnly that she has returned and again osis her
ces in Drcss-NakiuS and Millinery at her old
stand Phillips street.
april I5--9-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
NATURE OF THE WORK.
Late Anthony, Clark s Co.
2I7 Broadway, New York

It will be perceived that the peculiar nature of the
suhje gave rise 10 very many difficulties which ere
not experienced in ordinary works ofart. The group
ing of so many figures in manner where a reference
to favorable positions for kenesscs necessarily
Iered with those which would have produced u more
pleasing general effect, formed serious obstacle in
the way Of the Artists who engaged upon the
work, bat which it is thought they have happily
surmount ted--at least to Il very great extent.
The magnitude Of the task will be still better ap-
precated when it is borne in mind that all the heads
have been accurately copied from DaguCrreotype
Lkenesses, which IN many instances not to be
procured without great difficulty aud expense.
The details Of the Engraving we're also copied from
Photographic pictures, that s hGzardug III tie
say that the fidelity of the entire work admits Of
questions
The scene intended TO be represented far us it
was practicable, is that which took place the oc
casi0n Of the retirement of Mr. Clay from public life
in 1872 Very nearly all the ters Of that session
represented in their appropriate seats while in the
lobbies and gallery many persons of distinction
cX-SenatOrs, Members OF che CuUneS, prominent Rep
resentutives from Che Lower House. and others intro
duced as spectators
a few slight '0n SINS have been intentionally
copmitted wluch contribute TO the interest Of the
scene, without materially detractng from its historical
accuracy.
The Steel Plate which is engrav cd in the Mezzotint
style, measures thirtytwo by forty nches and is
of the largest ever executed.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-05-13
A Ir0nheey TO be Fulfilled.

s.When he signed the treaty ceding LOUISIANA
TO the United Statos, NAPOLEON, rubbing his
hands, exclaimed: There! have gwen to eng.
land rival that in fifty years will master her'
Such was the remark Of Napoleon, forty-tonr
years since Six years are yet to eiaPse' before
the day of its fuiment is to come. AS extra
ordinary and grand as has been our national pro-
oress during the last six years, we believe tna'
the next six will be still more remarkable. W c
have now thirty States. In the course OF few
veors. California, Oregon, New Mexico, New
leon. Nebraska and Minnesota will take their
Df,sition among the American States, and the pop
ulation of the Union will be at least tweniy-seVeh
ard perhaps thirty millions, while our manuiac-
turino and agricultural wealth will develope In a
still more rapid ratio
We may say, we have just begun to manufac-
ture. In few years, we will meet England In
every market in the world. Oar shipping now
il onlv some 100000 tons less than that of Great
Britain. who owns Exclusive of the United States)
more than all the rest of the world; ; and yet the
dav is steadily approaching, when the onlted
Stares-even in commerce-will surpass the for
mer Mistress of the Ocean,
We hope that our country VIII never nave an
other hostile collision with England; but as Ma
noleon said, the hour is rapidly approaching,
rho,; even the world will not deny that the North
American Republic can master Her, who during
the wars of the French Revolution, clearly man
ifested that she was The greatest iG2wer whch
had, to that day. arisen, in either ancient or med
ern times Wisconsin.