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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11
Pleasures OF A CALIFORNIA TARA

Pleasures OF A CALIFORNIA Tara
correspondent ofthe ". Y. Crescent, writ
ing from chihuahua, under date Of the 9TH
May says; Since started we have keen
near starving three ,imes-once for pro-
visions, and twice for water. Once we
were five days without water ard once
three we were six days without anything
10 eat except q few snakes and hawks which
we found on the road and shot. Moreover,
we have had two hard fights with the In-
dians-had two of our men killed and
eight wounded. My bed is made nightly
on the ground that is, sleep on one bIan-
ket and cover with another. live on dried
beef and venison, with coffee and bread
of my own making. | work hard, drive
mules, kill and butcher deer, physic the
company, fight the Indians, and trade with
the Mexicans for corn, flour and beef.
My spirits are low and my hopes
are tagging.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11
". S. LAWRENCE,
Agent for the sale of Southloorth NG1ufac-
turing t'ompo"y's Wruing Papers
Warehouse Nos Fgimor ST.

PUTLADELPHIA.
100 cases ofihe above superior Papers now in store
and for sale to the trade al the lowest prices
ssting in part Of
Fine thiek Flat Caps -, H. IS and l6 lbs blue and
white.
sapefiine Medium ard Demi Writings, blue and white
Extra super and supertine Folio Posts blue white,
plain apd ruled.
Extra snper Linen Note Papers plain ard git.
supcrtine and fine Bill Papers, long and broad
superhne and fine Counting-IIJuse Caps aud Posts,
blde aud white.
Extra super Congress Caps and Letters plain ruled
blue and white
Extra super Congress Cans and letters, gilt.
Superfne Sermon Caps - Posts.
Superfine blue linen thin Letters
Extra super Bath Posts, blue and white plain and
ruled
Embroidered Note Papers and Envelopes
Lawyers" Brief Papers
snperhne and fine Caps and Posts, ruled and plain,
blne and white, various qualities ard prices.
Also, 1000 reams white and assorted Shoe Papers Bon
net Boards, white and assorted Tissue Tea Wrapping,
Envelope assorted and blue Mediums. Cap wrappers,
Hardware Papers, &c.
Philadelphia June 80 ISig-Cn
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11

A very interesting fight is now going on
between the Washington Union and Phil.
adelpha Ledger. The Union calls the
Ledger a guerilla sheet, and the Ledger
intlmates that the editors Of the Union are
bIackguardI and dishonorable men. We
think both are right in their opinions.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11
PURLIC nEEICES.

The New York Express is not satisfied
with the 5000 federal Offices which Gen.
Taylor has bestowed upon the Wings, in
the face Of bis solemn pledges, but threat
ems to seize upon III, 200 more-heing
what il estimates to be about one half of
the Federal Offices in the Union Wash.
Union.
Not quite so blood thirsty, saws the Ex-
press IN reply. Our principles are these !:
The federal Offices on the 4,h of March
last were about all in locofoco hands. We
estimate the number to be 250,00G
Locos removed (see the Union) 5000
Locos left 242, 900
Whies entitled to one.half, viz: $4,000
Wings put in office, only 5000
Due the Wings now 1l7,0O0
If Gen. Taylor did not do justice 10 the
1l7,00O yet prescribed Wings, he would
indeed belle all his solemn pledges
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11

A blacksmith in the State of New York
was summoned as a witness in court, be.
tween two OF his workmen. The Judge.
after hearing the testimony, asked him
why he did not advise them to settle, as
the cost had already amounted to three
times the disputed sum, viz seventy five
cents.
He replied, Il toto Id the fo.cooIs TO
se-e.e-ttle ; for the co-o-onstabIe would
take their coats, the lawyers their sh.ir-
lris, and If they got into your honors
court, you'd sk-sk. skin 'em 2
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11

TOUCHING THE SYMPATHIEs.-sArra
Fat and why did you marry me? Just
ell me that-for It's meself that's had TO
maintain ye ever since Father O'Fanegan
ent me to yer house.
'Swate Jewel replied Pat, not relish
1g the charge, 'and it's meselfthat hopes to
We to see the day that ye're widow weep
ng over the could sod that covers me, then
~ ST. Patrick, Ill see how you get along
without me, honey dear.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11
NATURES REMEDY
CHOLERA! CHOLERA!

yET E are surrounded with that dread de-
w stroyer, 1t may be here-no doubt
will be- If you should have an attack, the
+" FORWARD DROPS will effect cure.
Come and get some-keep 1t in your houses
when at home and in your trunks when travel
ling. 1t Is also a certain remedy for dysen.
terry, &c. An eminent Physician of Ken
lucky has said that he " never lost case of
cholera with the Forward Drops"
Prepared and sold at GREEN'S Medical
Depot. No II. Lewistown.
June Is, lS49
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11

EmaA.-' Clorinda, dear, you are going
a mourning for your aunt's death 2
CLo.-' Oh, no, Emma, nor shall we
lose our Shutters
EsrMA.-' [ndeed-how is that You
lid both for your uncle
CLo.-' Very true but then, aunt has
Iothing TO leave US, and you know uncle
eft us S20,0OO.'
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11
SHELDRAKE'S
q L. T. Il G. HEN 10 n 4, !.
no. $50 Market street, ADORE Eighth,
(S0uth sIde,)
PHILADELPHIA.

IilS large ard splendid Hotel has been furnished with
'htne new furniture. The Bar Room is the largest
u Philadelphia The Parlors and Sitting Rooms are en-
% separated from the noise and hustle, consequent TO
'E aHya and departure of cars. The Portico extend
s w whole font Of the house, affords cool retreat IN
Nifa weather, nd splendid vcw Of the greatest tho
i'nghfats 10 the city
'as Lodging Rooms are well furnshed-the Table as
@ provided for any other Hotel, with every aiien
h o. Tue managers make ii the best Hotel for Mer-
h' and Business Men, during their stay in the city
=, ~ 'ei,s win be oNR DOLLAR per day. On the ARRIVAL
- we Cars fEom the West, Porter will be In attend
!" convey baggage, &c. TO the Hoiel, which is sd
''aihg the depot febl0-6m
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11

An lrishnan, at recent religious meet
ng in Cincinnati, got up and began to ad .
Iress as follows: My friends, the profit
,acy of the times is such, that little chill.
'ren who can neither walk nor talk, NAV
e seen running about the streets cursing
neir Maker
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11
TO
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,

VAT E have always on hand fine stock Of
w the following articles, which we are
prepared to sell Wholesale, at small advance
on city rates, having been ''toeti bong ht;" pur-
chasing almost strictly for CASH:
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Glass, Oil, &c.
Spices; Coffee, Sugar, Tea, &c.
Tobacco and Segars; Fish and Salt
Nails, and almost every article in Hardware
Saddlery-ware; Candies, Nuts, &c
Cotton Laps and Cordage
All kinds of PAPER, and Blank Books
C0oking StoUeS i; Hats and Caps; Matches
+. j. HOFFMAN.
Lewistown, March 81, 1919
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11
AFFLICTED READii
Philadelphia Medical E2Onse

ESTABLISHED Il years ago, by Dr.. KINKELIN. The
~ Oldest and best hand all forms "f
diseases the skim and solitary habits Of youth DR.
KINKELIN, Northwest corner Of THIRD and UNION
Streets. between Spruce and Pine, sqTare-a half
from the Exchange, Philadelphia.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is 4 habit which bows teach each other the
Academy CoIlege--a habit INDUCED ia when By hun
self in zoiiiude, growing up with the boy manhood
few of those who indulge in this perncOus practice
the consequences until they find
system shattered feel strange and unaccouniabc feel
iugs, vague fears in the mind The individual becomes
feeble, he unable labor with accustomed vgor,
to apply his mind to study h step s tardy and weak
he is dull irresoute.
Persons Of all ages judge what is the of
their declining health, losing their ygo., becoming weak
pale and emaciated
YOUNG MEN :.
Let false modcsiy deter you from making your
known who, from education and respectabiIty,
alone befrend you lie who places hirnsclf under
Dr. Kinkeis treatment, may religously confte In his
honor gentleman, and ia whose bosoin VIII be for
ever locked the secret of the patient.
Thousands have been restored health, from the de
variations Of those terrific ulaades By DR KNKELND
German Physician.
PACKAGES or MEDICINES ADVICES, &c 70.
waGdcd by sending remittance, and put up secure fspm
pauA6H on EiusITg.
E5PosT- PAID LETTERS answered Grlh" iih
PHILADELPHIA, January q, IsI9-iy.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11
p HI T. \ D Ell p HI A g,

p Fl | (. 4 D Z l. PH Ia,
III MANUFACTURER OF Transparent Window shades.
~ Reed Blinds, Paper Curtains and Yentan Blinds, Of
all the different sizes varying in price, from SIX CENTS
TO TWEEN ~ DOLLARS piece All he styles Of ev-
cry description OF patterns and of the latest fashions
different coors and variety of Trimmings II all kinds
Also, beautiful TABLE and OIL CLOTH in patterns
and In pieces OIL Cloths Tor pors, Patent Coach Cur
talns for Wagon Covers Of superior article, any width
double single Of The finest finish, splendid as
sortment Of CLOCKS, LOOKING GLASSES, and
FIRE BOGRDS, &c, &c.
Old Blinds painted and trimmed over look equal to
new very little expense, taken in exchange for
new
He has hand ,he and complete and beau
ta assortment of the above articles, p per
cheaper than any other establishment in the city Whole
sale aud Retail, al reduced prices.
gMerchants and others invited call before puE
chasing elsewhere, it viii he TO their advantage
rjAny of the above goods made To order, carefully
packed they he any distance without injury.
other Manufacturers supplied with Stats Fronts Heads,
or Pulley s, al the lowest prices
OPEN IN THE EVENINGS.
March 81, Isf9-ly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11

Beware of little expenses; a small leak
will sink great ship.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11
A Lecture on the Elephant.

Ladies and gentlemen Allow me-. this
'enIng, to introduce an animal called the
Elephant. He is the greatest OF all tread
Ill animals that helps to keep the globe
motion.-Among the Anglo Saxons, he
known only y'ihe name of elephant
ut wiki all barbarous and half civilized
atoms he is unanimously dubbed the
0Ulphdnt. He is about the size of two
ear old omnibus, and in color approaches
near to black as he possibly can with
1t absolute infringement, To look a,
i'm not too severely one naturally supposes
i'm to be small mountain of India rub.
er, or huge composition of glue and mo.
asses.
The Elephant is one of the natives of
le East Indies, but he has been met with
various parts of Mexico, and is frequent
seen in the great city of New York. 1t
as been asserted upon both righteous and
rofane authority, that he is indigenous to
le digglns of California-however the
ssertion, as yet, goes begging for con-
rmation. 1t is my private opinion,
rough, that the animal exhibits himself
. travellers in all parts OF the world, only
hey entertain monstrous reluctance to
.ontessing the fact.
He carries his trunk with him wherever
he goes, but never keeps anything in if,
lot even change ofshirts. When cousin
chabod first saw him at a show, he ex
claimed with mute asionishment Then
hats the rale Menagerer-the indenlcal
critter hisselfl [ sWow wouldn't two of
EN- make teem to draw stun with p
GoIIy, amt he scrouger? Ichabod went
1ome and related what he had seen. Il
seen, said he, 'the genuine Menagerer, the
1arndest biggest lump Of flesh that ever
stirred. He had tew tails, tew one be.
lind and the other before. He put one CT
lis tails in my coat pocket, and hauled out
he ginger bread-every hooter. What
Eye think he done with it? Why he
tuck il in his own pocket, and began to
umble for more-darn him =
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11
Tin Ware OF every Kind,
DIR. SHERH MANS
Baisana, EOEenGes IL Plaster,
DR.. Shermaa'S OLOS.4ONTAN, or .4H.
Healing BdlsQm,

sumption sp,ting Of Blood Bronchitis, Dtecalty Of
Rreathtng, Hoarsrness. InEurnza, Group, Coughs,
Colts, Pains IN The Breast and sac DgSpeP'
ssa, and The Affections ef the
Stomach Gad Liner
The great celebrity which this remedy has obtained
those who acquainted with its virtues and
rejoicing in is effects has induced the Proprietor to give
II the name of OLOS.fOJIy2-F, OR I'LL RE8Lf-EG
B,3LSJiE Ia distinguish from all other Remedies
Its combination the result of more Than TWENTY
YEARS experience and I've believes be the most perfect
remedy knownfor il has been used by thousands of per-
SONS, and in all instances with the most decided benefit
For References Certificates of Remarkable Cases OF
long standing and considered beyond Hope, small
Book furnished gratis by the Agents to all who desire IL
The suerings which children frequently undergo from
often tend to fatal terminaton while the CAUSE
suspected Offensive breath, picking the
grinding the teeth during sleep, starting in sleep with
fright screaming troublesome cough and feverish
among Of the PROMINENT SYMPTOMS oil the
presence Of worms. timely use of
| SRER MANS WORM LOZENGES,
viii Immediately all these unpleasant symptoms,
! and restore 20 perfect health.
Consuaption infnenZa, coughs, colds, whoopng cough
ghHess Of the lungs chest may be cured by proper
| use Of
Sherman's COUGH LOZENGES.
eddache paIptation the heart owness of spirit
sickness despondency fdntness hOlc spasms, cramps
of the stomach or bowel complaints, are quickly
and entirely relieved by using
Sherman's CAMPHOR LOZENGES.
Rheumatism, weak back, pain and weakness of the
breast back mbs and other parts of the body speedily
and efectual,y reevedby
.Sherman'S Poor Mans Plaster,
which only l2 cents, within the reach Of ALL II
has his with directions printed the hack of the
Plaster and fac srae of the Doctors written name
under The directions None others are genuine be
relied Dr.. SheTman's Warehouse is No loo Nassau
street, New York.
Wholesale Agent for this county CHAS.
RITZ. Gee. %, lS4S-ly
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Philadelphia Advertisements.
LIFE INSURANCE.
,hs Ggard Life Insurance Annuity and Trnst
Company Of Philadelphia,
Office No. lJ9 Chesnut Street.
Capital S3oO,0
Charter Perpetual

,lNClNTE to make assurances on Lives on the mes,
nro,qoiy termsj receive and execute Trusts. and
,.-4vs Deposits on Interest.
IN Capital beng paid up and invested, together with
,5arEiel premium fund. affords perfect security 10
r-+ .rsqred The premium may DE paid in yenrlv hair
-lriy. or quarterly payments
lre Company add BONUS at stated periods 10 the
.aF'rees ior NE This plan of insurance HE most
sscTed Of and Is more generally use than any o. her
Great Britain, (where the subject is best unders oodby
people, and where they have had the longest exper
fas as appears from the fact that out of IL Life Tnsu
Companies there, of ali kinds 81 are on this pau
The first BONUS was appropriated in December, isi4
noupng To 10 per cent. the insured under the
alss polieas 10 81 per cent, Il per cent &c &C. on
hers N proportion TO the time of standing making an
-.'ion Of 500; $3.50; S75, &c, &c to every S!0O0
rrznay insured, which is average Of more than 80
~ cent on the premiums paid, and without ncreas sing
he annual paymentto the company
The operation of the Bonus i'll he seen bv The follow
examples from The Life Insurance Register OF the
,0mPany, thus:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11

What is that which if a man has, he
would not wish to lose? If he has not he
would not wish to have And which,
when he has gained, he has it no longer
Dye give it up? CA lawsuit
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1849-08-11

which stands unrivaled IN this or any other
country 1t has been tested for the last nine
years, and is Justly pronounced the best and
the most durable article OF that kind ever used.
Hundreds of certificates could be procured, if
nncnssarY The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
COMMON COUNCIL

At called meeting of The Common Council. Of
l,ynchburg, at their chamber, Monday evening 9Th
July, lS49.
Present John NJ. Otey President; Paul Jones. Plea
saH Partn, Henry Davis. John r. Mcdaniel, Jesse
Hare, Sampson Drgud, Charles w Christian, and Tho
0 AGREE. members.
NJ Oiey offered the Ollwng preamble and resolution.
where's the citizens Of the town. in general meeting
assembled, have determined to offer public testimonial
Of respect to the memory Of the late james K Polk Ex-
President Of the United States. Friday the Bib inst
BY uniting in procession and going the place designated
Tor the delivery Of the funeral Euogy u be pr onuunced
on thatceasion Be IT., therefore, r solved, that the
membeIsof the Council, willing pay appropriate hon.
Or to The departed Chief Magistrate of the Conederacy
will jim with The citizens, a body aud take part
the ceremonies Of the day by marching procession with
them. and attending the delivery Of the funeral cTa.n.
Which being read were adopted.
copy-Teste.
d. ROBES, CPk.
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For the Virginan.
GEL ERR ALTON ON THE irIF JI-T Y

IFl.EbRA lion On HE 4IH JULY.
portion Of the citizens Of Charlotte AppomatoS and
Campbell .cluniies, assembled at the Red House Fl
The purpose Of observing proper respect or the annver-
say Of our Civil and Religious Freedom. The Rev.
Allen 5. Freshman addressed The throne Of grace after
which Noble Smell, Esq read the Declaration Of indie
pendence, prefaci it with suitable remarks. The ex-
ercises Of the day then closed BY speech from VIM. G.
Miller, ESD in behalf Of the District School System
occupying about three quarters oan hour in the delivery
The audience were attentive, and every Thing of
harnoniUusy, nothing transpiring to mar the festivities
Of the occasion goedy number Of fair ladies were pre-
sent, which tended enven the proceedings Of the
day. Although there not as full turn out as was
desired, owing circumstances unavoidable, yet there
wasa proper outbreak of feeling from thvse that were
present. and every heart seemed filed with patriotic
IRE, and all went to their respective homes with the
belief that II was good that they there Those
that were absent presume, have their for not
uniting with US, but certainly would be ungrateiu
people, were we TO let little trivial causes debar Us
the gJrcns privilege Of observing proper respect
only III the diy. but of doing homage to the llustroas
men who handed down the precious guaranty of
nlveTSal freedom from tyranny and oppression, and
which We enjny.to this day. May patriot to
remember 1t 3 the day above all others.
The District School Sysie.n has taken some foothold
upon the affections Of the people, and believe that the
day IS not far distant, when old Charlotte (he land OF
Henry. the gTea; champion o emancipation from ienOr
ance as we'll as yTanny) VIII be found thriving rapidly
aud successfully u.ueI lAe bensn Influences d IN!
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TOWN MEETING.


Il meeting Of the citizens Of Lynchburg, held al The
Masonic Hall, on Tuesday, July 10Th 1919
On motion-Edwin Mathews. Esq (NIayor) was
called to The Chair; and Daniel A. WsJn Jr appointed
Secretary.
The object of the meeting having been explained by
the Chairman to be
For the purpose Of arpinting Delegates to The Con-
vent6n be held at Chrisiansburg on the 9TH dav OF
August next take into consideration some means by
bout throughout Southwestern Virginia in securing the
necessary stock in the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company.
On moti.n-It was resolved that the Chairman sp-
point Delegates represent the Town Of Lynchburg in
said Convention, whe!eupon the Chairman announced
The following gentlemen as Delegates.
Judge WIN Daniel, Judge Daniel A Wilson CHS
well Dabney. Alex. i.igga,t c l. Mo>ty,J NJ Otev
Col. Maurice Ianghorne. Seth Halsev, j MrDan-
lei. J NJ Warwick, TomPkins, Ro J Davis. w
+ Young, David R Edley, Hon. James Garland, Sam
uel Garland, Rev. john Early. Samuel AcCo1kle r.
K Crle, William NJ BIackfori \ d Read Joseph
X Irving. bert H Glass. r f Manson, Richard 6
Norris, G McChnahan, Dr James Saunders, Seth
Wooir,of Capt Shields, NJ Speed, Jesse Hare.
Paul Jones, Thomas o Acree g Meem DR. Ro )
Payne, J,hn wills, c F NJ Garnet, NJ Boyd, 6
Curle and w Dudley.
On motion, Resolved
That the President and Directors Of The Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company be requested attend said
Convention
On motion, The Chairman and Secretary were ad-
ded to the Delegation
On motion Resolved, That the Editors of the papers
OF the Town be requested to publish the proceedings of
this meeting in their RESPECTIVE papers.
On motion the meeting adjourned
EDWIN MATHEWS, Chr'm.
n A WI Sac.rr
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Communicated.
C0mmunlcaiel
THE CARNCROSS FAMILY.

These interesting and charming Daughters Of Song
whose so and sweet voices have chesred many
ing hearts and whowon, when here before, the. adm-
ratn and friendship ofa have returned 10 onr town and
givinga series Of their nmitable and chaste en-
terainmenis the Masonic Hail. We have spoken Of
them, On tJrmer occasion, al some length, and
gard IS useless speak Of them those who attended
their Concerts last summer but a-the grave
and the gay-the old and tie young-tha if they
to pay them a visit, they viii miss rich treat.
No change has taken place in the persons who com
posed the company when here BEFORE and their voices
are as meodious they were then. -
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RIG Z VI o II . W A RE ETs.

NUNDAf, July D, 1873.
TOBACCO-Ihe breaks are as large this week.
and the receipts small r The Lngs sell 81
50 81 IS to So 25;common leaf 81 90 So mldding
S. s. 50 TO Sc; good S. 50a S. good and fire manu-
featuring at IS a 81 0 to Sll 80.
FLOUR-Sl Is No sales
NIIEAT-No old ST. offered FIR new.
CORN-None coming in-last sales al So c.
CORN MEAL-60 cents
OATS-30 cents per bushel.
FISi-Eierrings are very scarce; Cut Sc 5Oa6 rs;
Gross 81 As; Shad ; 50 s6-du
BACON-Eirginia cured cents hog round Western
Sides o. 7 els; Shoulders g. cents; Hans 7. 10
cts.
Lafi-Barres = oc.nts; kegs a s. els
!. WHlokEY-23z cents for Rectified
4LIVE STOCK-BEEF seal weight So IS a 8 25
gross; Hoes: in market; SHEEP s2a$i-as in quail
~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-12
THE PRESIDENT AND FATHER MATHEW

MUG
ror says;
The numerous friends of Father Matthew in New
York will be glad 10 learn that the President intends
to invite the great Apostle of Temperance to visit him
at the executive mansion. understand that the Pr.si-
dent had made up his mind 10 adopt this course
time since. He wishes to receive Father Matthew in
his appropriate character, distinguished champion Of
benevolent reform, visiting shores for the first
iine This is certainly highly creditabe the Presi-
dent and will ard great satisfaction large and lap
idly increasing body OF the people.
In addition to this, the personal example of General
Taylor is worthy ofspecia cgmmendation 1t is under
stood he drinks no intoxicating liquor-no even wine
and that he encourages Temperance in all things among
the officers of the government. He is not member Of
any association but far his example goes he is thus
proving himself worthy The high confidence reposed in
him by majority of his fellow czans''