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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24
E4aw Notice.

EAGET INOVtCC.
FENfIE Firm Of GRIFFIN & BONHAM. is
Il dissolved by mutual consent. The rnlin-
islcd business Of the firm will be transacted
with Mr.. Griffin.
The undersigned will sill practice in the
Courts of Law s. Equity. Office near the
Court House.
NJ. L. DONHAM.
January 10. 1919, Pin 81
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NOTICE.
n o tICc.

WANTlNG, an Overseer TOR the en-
w suing year, % lake charge of small
Farm near the Village. An Industrious
man with small family will be preferred.
Enquirer at this Office.
Jan. 10 lS49, If 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24

.Lps.-Geu. Shields has hccn
cnate of The United States
;e Of Illinois, in The place
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24
sFHefKlcGg sH1Gflccs

HY3E Subscriber intending 10 lcav" the
FL Eiagc in a short time. respectfully re-
gucs. those indebted 10 him either by Note or
account TO come forward and settle as soon as
possible. Offending to remain in The Village
until SaIe-day nexl. can be ionnd drrin. my
stay, when not professionally engaged, nj the
Stole of Mr.. S. r. Goodc. will gladly at
tend 10 all orders.
J. G. WILLIAMS.
January 10, 1t 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24

MARX TIE DEsERrEEs The Bait
more Sun says-"lt said tha, 5 members
Of the committee Of Is, ta which the ad'
'ress Irepor,ed by Mr.. Calhoun has been
7mit,ed, have resigned, viz: Messrs.
'on, Chapman, Morehead, Stephens
SIX. 1t is expected hat others will
cir example.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24

Governor SEABRooL arrived at this
place on Saturday evening last. and has
,pken rooms at Hunts us. Hotel. He
wi!I remain here but short time-on'y
long enough TO transact The business whlch
bruugh, him here. The activity and en-
erpy displayed by our new Governor, and
the vigorous steps which he has already
taken in reference to many measures OF
of great public Utility, prove his em'neu' ne
capacity aud usefulness in the high o'ilcc
he now fills, which is Que Of great respon-
sibiIity aud varied duties.
What those measures are, we do NOT
feel at liberty 10 state, without his auIhoI!-
~ for so doins-bu,t they are equally credl :
table to the sagaci'y and foresight which
prompted and perfected Them. We do not
use the language of Aauery, when We de-
clare, that in the event of any Sudd en-
emergency South Carolina has a Chic
Magistrate equal to graprle wilhIt.-Ibid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24
Notice.

FENHls is to forewarn all persons from cut.
a ting, or hauling off of my land, or lei
ting fire out, or taking any liberty whatever,
without my consent, as the law will be pu,
in force against them.
MOSES SWEARINGEN.
Nov 1913 If 10
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Essf'aV EENa.Sc

YEVoLLED before me by Henry Hill, living
"a near the Island Ford, email Bay Mare,
II hahas high, ahnnt seven years old, with no
particular brand or mark, except small scar
under her left eye. Appraised at $40.
w. Il. HILL, Mag'st. E. n.
Dec 81 dml 20
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S;5 u cW a D. fi

gNlit' above reward will be given for The
IL recovery Of Blne Cloth Cloak. which
was stolen from the Subscriber. or taken bv
mistake, al tie last RcgnIcn.al Muster, at the
Old Wells.
~, f. PENN.
Nov 2g If IA
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Masonic Notice,
N O T | C E.

n Forewarn all persons from trading for a
n. note under seal, signed by John F. Martin
e. John Cogburn, Sr., for six hundred and sew
enty.eight dollars eighty seven and a half cents,
dated the 10Th March, 1912. bearing interest
from the first Of March 1912. will, credit of
sixty dollars, endorsed on il 25th March 1913,
also, a credit Of one hundred dollars, dated the
9th Of August 1844, as the above described
aote has been los, OIL. mislad.
S. F. GOODE.
Jan 81 II
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Notice.
Notice.

GUARDIANS and Trustees are hereby no.
w tilted TO make their annual returns to me
on or bcInre The fifteenth of February next.
S. 5, TOMPKINS, C. f.. T.. d.
Commissioners Office, January 6, lSI9.
Jan. 10, ct 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-24

10 relief Of the heirs of
}, for the loss Of a slave in
:, has finally passed tho
sen,a'ives, by a vote Of
oes.
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leHSSasEUTEON.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FETllE undersigned rs Assignee OF J. D.
IL Tibhets, gives notice 10 NIL persons IIav.
Ing claims against said J. d. Tibbeits. and who
are willing to take under the assignment, to
render in their claims duly allesled by The 18th
of January next, and all persons indebted are
requested 10 make immediate payment on the
day above mentioned n statement of the trans
aclioifs of the assignee will be submitted 10 the
creditors.
S. CHRISTIE, Assignee
Nov. 90 1918 It As
N. B.-CoI. JOHN HniGt is my Agent, and
will receive evidence of the claims aud collect
money jue. S..
U The above notice is extended until the lst
d1y Of March. at which time the transaction of
the Assignee will be submitted the creditors.
s. CHRISTIE.
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Elx2lfNel. for. Sole.

YEyHE Subscriber will furnish The very best
Il Plank or Lnmhcr of any kind at his Mill
on Shaws Creek, ~ miles from Edsclirll c.
II. for SO cents per hundred cash, and 621 cents
where 1t is charged.
MARTIN POSEY.
Jan. ISIH If so
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IOSEPH NI0R RLS.

u ) r. II LII U n Il %.
DEALER IN STAPLE AND FANCY DRY
GOODS, HATS AND SHOES.
TEAVING purchased The Store of ilcs-rs.
4 d l.. d. NJ. Lrlimer. the undersigned So
Iicils the patronage Of his friends and the pnb-
lie in general.
He has on hand good assortment Of Staple
and Fancey Dry Goods, and expects shortly
an additional supply (rnm The North. He can
afford TO sell as low as ;any Store in Hamburg
or Augusta, and knows very well, that only hy
fair dealing and Jy fairly satisfying his rnsio-
mcrs, a Merchant can get along. Call and
convince yourself.
JOSEPH NORRIS.
Hamburg, Dec. %, lS49 4t 81
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a G. a Es Ed,
FEVIIE undersigned take this method Of re.
4 lnrnng thanks to their old friends and
customers, for their patronage received, and 10
inform lIrcm, that they have sold ont their stock
TO Mr.. JOS. MORRIS, whom they recommend
10 the patronage of the pnblic
j.. e. NJ. LEHMIER.
Hamburg, Dec. %, 1913.
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~ o { ice.
NOT EGE.
Notice.

a LII Persons indebted to The estate OF Levi
IA MnrrAh, dec H., are requested TO male
Immediate payment. and those having demands
10 present them properly atesfed.
JOHN HILL, o. Z. D.
Nov % :}m Aa
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31
WHlG CONVENTION.

The Iowa Republican suggests Con
veniion Of Wings to hc held in Iowa CITY
on the Both day Of juno, for tho purpose Of
nominating candidates ior the Board of Pub
lie Works. Its editor also recommends the
policy off Convention to amend the Con.
stitution to 10 connected with the contest.
The tkiriteth day Of June let it be.
Since writing the above the State COM
mi,tce have handed in notice, which sec
in another column.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

CuoLERA-wmAr TO Do.--Since the pub
LEGATION Of the able address upon Cholera
by DR.. T. White. We have received 30 INN.
ny articles upon the subject, TINT although
We had marked two for publication, we will
not insert them. Every doctor should be,
aud we trust il, sufficiently acquainted
with the disease to know what remedies 10
apply 10 any stage Of il. Families at .oy
distance from medical aid should keep n
supply Of medicines on hand and et the fret
symptoms Of cholera apply them and sum.
mon the attendance Of the physician.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

NEw York Rlor.-The Tribune con.
tains list Of the names Of trenty fee per.
sons killed in the recent riot 10 the city Of
New York, arising out Of tho rivalry end
peccadiloea Of two play actors. T.. z. C.
Judson, Of "Buntline's Own" a great
scamp, is among the arrested. Mike Walsh,
concentrated, combusliblc, mobocrat is
permitted to 60 st large.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31
ALFRED SANDERS, Eplroa.
DAVENPORT:
THURSDAY MORNING, NAY q, lsls.
DEATH OF GEN. WORTH.

Brevet Major General w. J. WoRTn
died at San Antonio, Texas, on the 7,h
inst, Of Cholera. For t,ccnsy-sir years he
had served bis country 10 the army. A.
tackled by Cholera Of the most violent kind
he died after . few hours suffering, sur.
rounded BY bis afflicted wife and children
and his military staff and friends. He sur
vived the pcriIs Of hundred battles to b
carried by ofinsiduous disease. The dealt
Of such man 10 truly, - contemporary
remarks, national bereavement, and will
be followed by demonstrations Of mourning
throughout tho whole Union.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

81. JosEPHs.--rhe Adventure, published
st 81. Josephs, NO., SAYS that from the best
information that can be obtained, the num-
Der OF persons that have passed through
that place en- route for California, exceeds
1--WE thousand, end still they come.
Tho same paper u the 18th inst. states
that 2S5O wagons, averaging four persons
each, had At that time crossed their ferry.
The rumor Of the fgh. ut this place VIC pre-.
sumo to Be without foundation.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31
GEN. TAYLOR's ADMINISTRATION.

GEN. TAYLOR'S ADMINISTRATION.
Following ia the wake Of old Father
Rischis, who appears determined no longer
to hide by his motto. nous rcrrons, our CO.
temporary ofsbc Burlington Gazette groanr
'consumedly,' over the remov els that have
taken place throughout the country, snd'
like the sin-worn primeval Demo: Of The In
ion, refuses to be comfor,ed. Gen. Taylor
has violated his pledge, is the bur.hso Of
bis lamentations, he pledged himself to be a
no party President and behold how faith
lessly be has fulfilled his promise. Alas,
that party should 80 blind its votaries.
To constitute no-psr,y President is to
allow none but Locos to hold Office! This
would be no-partyism with will. While
Gen. Taylor has refused to remove some
Locos who have discharged their duties
be has re.appointed others who have prov.
en- faithful to their trusts. There is some
chaf among the wheat Of both parties, and
not little smut. The old General, or we
arc vastly mistaken in the IMAM. has suffi.
cient determination to separate the bad
from the good, the uniaithful from the bon.
est.
Tho tools Of the I.ocofoco party who filI
the Offices Of the country, in accordance
with his pledge, will be deprived Of their
power to thwart the wishes Of the Admins.
tration and pure men Of both parties will be
substituted. II occasionally the mandate
60 forth to remove one against whom nc
charge has been preferred, be assured mn
equally honest man will fill his place.
Those editors who wri.he with 80 little self:
possession under the knowledge Of those
removals, fancy they have stupid class Of
spectators, who cannot discern under the
badly .fsigned corruga,ion Of their faces
the under-current Of JOY. |. would he 4
rare spectacle indeed for "no-party" Pres
ident to I'LL the public offices Of the govern
ment with the members Of one party-and
those men the tools with which party un
successfully worked to ,hwar. tho will Of
the people. Out upon the hypocrisy thai
howls over the dead bodies of such unfaith
ful servants a. have filled majority Of The
Offices Of our country for = qusdruple d
years.
We predict that tho administration d
Gen. Taylor will 30 the moat satisfactory
and prosperous one that has characterized
our country since the days Of ito frs, Pres
ident. Satisfactory to al, bu. few grumb
ling, growing, time-scrving politicians and
editors, who disappointed and spIenc,ic i'm
pose their tale Of woes upon all who may
be 40 unfortunately placed A. to be obliged
to listen to tho recital. Save US from the
companionship Of that man who makes his
troubles the continued theme Of his conver-
sation, or that editor who displays only .
spirit Of ill-wiII and fault.linding 10 bic col.
umns.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31
WRECK OF THE EMPIRE.

~ NV0okh OF LivIS LCoT.
BY tho Geographic despatch OF the Chi
cago Journal, We learn that the steamer
Empire, Of Troy, wss run into by the Noah
Brown, on the Hudson river, on the l7.b
inst, and Immediately sunk to the promeu.
ode deck. Tho steamer Rip Van Wrinkle
fortunately was near BY, came TO her assis.
lance end rescued three hundred Of her pas.
sengers. Twelve bodies have been recov-
cred, how many more we're lost il 10 impos-
sible TO tell.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

VIRclNrA.--The result Of tho late cleo.
ton in this State has been at last ascertain.
ed. Tho Senate confirms IL Wings and
81 Locofocos, and the House 70 Locofocos,
81 Wings, and ono Tay lor Democrat. Lo.
cofoco majority on joint ballot %; las,
year 81. The Congressional delegation 10
made up Of fourteen Locofocos aud one
Wing.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

Tux WATIa-Cesx MANUAL: Embracing des-
crip,ons OF the various modes OF bathing, the
hygiene and curative effects of cir, exercise,
clothing, occupation, diet, wa,cr-drinking, etc,
together with description OF diseases, and the
hydroPa:h,c means t. be employed therein. IL
lusiraied with cases OF treatment and cure. By
Jor'. sirw, NJ. d. Such 10 the comprehensive
title Of a work ct 300 pnges from the press OF
Messrs. Fowler & Wells. which we acknowl-
edge from the publishers From It's index and
a slight examination We should Judge il work
that orgh, to DO introduced into every family.
II 10 published on fine paper, with fair print and
contains an engraving Of Prcssnitz-Price SO
cts. Address Fowler e. Wells, i3i Nassau 81.
n. y.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

6TLord Byron was wont to say, that Of
all his follics, he never was guilty Of stop
ping bis paper because it, editor happened
to displease him. Do you hear that, you
self-conceiscd men who condemn editors
because they cannot think ~ you do!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

0TAs our friend Of the Chicago Journal
never allows wrong application Of word
in tho papers Of bic contemporaries Of tina,
city TO escape him. il 10 strange they do
not take him To task for saying tina, thou.
sands Of acres are orc!forn by the wa,cs
d New Orleans.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

FiRE.--At half past 3 o'clock on Tues
day morning last, FIRE broke ont in the
premises, 10 miles southwest of Dubuque,
known ~ St. Joscph's Academy, by which
the Academy building and chapel attached
were burned to the ground in short time.
The Sisters Of Charity, % in number, who
were residing upon the premises, lost near
" all their personal apparel and household
Cords. The books and nthcr effects Of the
students were saved. Tho cntirs loss ID
estimated 1t $l,7OO. The origin of the
Gro il Observation-Disclosures Tribsse.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

@Ia Cincinnati, on the 18th inst.
there were fifty new cases Of Cholera and
but :hreo deaths. Tho Board Of Health
differ in opinion respecting tho disease
the current opinion is that ons-half Of the
cases are nothing more than common iiar.
rlsGa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

RATHER STRoxc.-The Washington
Blue Hens Chicken says the last Legisla-
turs Of Delaware "was characterized by
two strong and predominant principles-
TIC lore Of rsm and The hate Of aiggers."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

INSURANCE. OrrIcEs. III seems 10 b. we'll
understood that the Citizens the s.. Louis
and tho Union o:fices, will not Be ablc 10
meet their liabilities. How much they will
pay, il matter Of moro difficulty 10 deler-
mine. Tho Perpetual, tho Marine, the
Floating Dock and the Home Mutual will
pay-snd 10 viii sll The offices having A.
cencies located in this city, Of which there
l. very large Amount Of insurance effected
directly 10 sestesn oflices.-M. Losis
Repsb.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31
THANKS.

Capt. Monfort, Of tho new aud elegant
steamer Dr.. Franklin No. 2, aud 8. Z. Por-
ter, Esq, Of the excellent boat Dubuque,
have our largest thanks for packages oflate
81. Louis papers.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31
"POOR OLD SIMON DRuMm

One Of the best things we have met late
~, is the farce accompanying tho removal
Of this venerable adjunct Of the Locofoco
party in Pennsylvania, from Office. As
our readers have doubtless perused 40 arii.
Gle. which has been extensively circulated
in the Wcst-the kindred political papers
Of tho East being too well versed in the
matter to publish it-tnkcn from the Penn
sylvanian, a frst.ra.e I.ocofoco paper,
waiing over the removal of one Simon
Drum, the veteran Postmaster Of Greens.
burgh, Pa, We give the following 'expIana-
ton Of Matters displaying to The blindes.
observer the hypocrisy Of those who lament
the removal Of official ncumbents:-
The Locofocos wall most piteously over the
removal OF Simon Drum, for almost half q centu-
~ Postmaster at Greensburgh. II they did il
out Of love to him, We should have passed il BY
unnoticed; but such is not the case. Those who
lament the loudest and shed tears in the greatest
proiusion, have never been Mr.. Drums friends.
Twice he was q candidate for one Of the best
Offices in Westmoreland county, and each time
was defeated by the fundamentally Of some OF
those ve,y men. They never manifested any
concern Tor poor old Simon,' as they now call
him, until he happened to be ousted from the
Post Office by Wing Post Master General, and
the cause Of their lamentations now is, therefore,
we'll understood. IL they were really sincere in
what they say, they would elect him to good Of
flee in Westnoreland, where they have a major
i'y Of o,0O0. and thus not only help the old man
out OF difficulty, but also in some measure CON.
pensaie him for services rendered the Locotoco
party during the last twenty five years, instead
of endeavoring 10 quarter him upon the Wing par
", which he has steadily aud xealously opposed
during the same period.
The above is from the Somerset Herald. 0Poor
Simon' must have been no little surprised n his
wonderful popularity and importance. which
came upon him with startling suddenness. He
al once found himself political martyr, held up
from one end Of The State 10 the other, rs pat.
tern Of virtue and merit, and he no doubt thou. BIT
he had only 10 signify his wish 10 receive any
office in the gift Of the party. He was soon
brought down from his high seat, however, Tor
no SOONER was his name mentioned as candidate
Tor Sheriff. than the biterest walls Of wrath were
poured ont upon the Wings who had kindly sug-
gested TO Mr.. Drums .ympaihizing l.ocoloco
friends a mode ofrewarding him for the petty oil
lice he had lost. "Poor simon.'
IH'bSr,h Gas.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31
OFFICIAL.

Posr OvYIcE.--D. c. ELpRrpGE 10 b
Postmaster at Davenport, Iowa, vice John
Forrest removed.
LAND OvTICE William II. Wallace 10
b Receiver, and George Wilson to b. Reg.
lister Of tho Land Office At Fairfield, Iowa.
Esston Morris, Receiver, and Jesse Bow
On, Register. Iowa City, Iowa.
Mordicea Mobley, Receiver, and Thos.
Mcknight, Register, 1t Dubuque. Iowa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

The Democratic Banner, heretofore published
in Davenport has changed its location, and is
hcnceforth to be- printed and published in Rock
Island. r. Smeshcm editor and publisher, 10 q
gentleman OF fine abilities, and we take pleasure
10 " welcoming him - rssidens Of our town.
". w. .AdU.
A mistake, " presume, but our neigh
Dor can speak iov himself.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

WISCONSIN TEMPERANCE LAw.-Upou
the outside Of this weeks issue will be
found n remarkable expression Of public
opinion in Wisconsin. in relation 10 tho
traffic IN ardent spirits as a beverage
We commend it 10 the Legislators Of our
State and assure them that this 10 subject
that will not bear triiling. You must ci.
tbcr censc to daily with il, or else impose
laws so stringent rs 10 defy the subtle pow
CT Of the wilest Of the 'slippery ,ribe"-
tliasc who bring Blackstone and love ol
spirits; NIT Of hcavcn-to their aid
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

SURVEYOR GExEaALsHIP Read the
correspondence Of the Hawkeye 10 ano,h-
or column relative 10 the Office Of Surveyor
General ot lowe. A strange infasus.ion
will seize upon the 'powers that be-" il
Booth and HE host Of satellites, working oil
manner Of evil, plotting oil kinds Of schemes
to shwart the wishes Of tho administration,
b retained 10 power. The present incum-
bent is not practical Surveyor, hence 10
incompetent to discharge the duties Of that
Office, and % long % il remains IN his pos
session will il b % heretofore the engine 10
psopel the interests Of the rule or ruin par.
81.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

FooD FuR THE ScATT0LD.- Within few
months fivc men aud one woman, according
to the terms Of their sentence are to suffer
upon the scaiIold. A sixth man has had
his sentence COMMITTED.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

@"hite--white is tho prevailing color
10 Davenport. Houses and fences are
whiss-washsd and streets sprinklcd with
lime. IL % in beautiful con.ras. with The
bills that surround the place.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31
PHYSIOLOGICAL POINT DECIDED.


PHYSIOLOGICAL POINT DECIDED.
Psychologists informs Us thu. On intimate
connection exists between the ssomsch and
the brain, % that il you overload the Tor
NOR i clogs the machinery Of the latter,
ADD the individual becomes dell. In order
10 test the truth Of this theory, pu, forth
With such a show Of truth, We accepted the
Invitation OF our friend who presides over
the welfare Of those who are 90 fortunate
- to stop 1t the LIE Claire House in this
place, 10 partake Of the handiwork Of the
d'gnitsries Of his kitchen Department.
From the fact that We found the theory
true 10 every particular, those who read
this, our decision in i,s favor, can judge Of
the qualifications Of our new landlord, with
the aid Of superior cook and steward, 10 3D.
minister to the creature wants Of man.
That justice was done to The viands no one
would be disposed 10 doubt who saw the
number Of lawyers in attendance and
learned A. remarkable fact that Tor once
they were oil agreed ia the premises.
Citizens Of 81. Louis disposed to leave
the close, unhealthy, choIeraic atmosphere
Of . crowded city for The pure, brscing
healthy ai' Of tho Upper Mississippi, will
find . home, and every attention At the
above Hotel, situsted 10 The beautiful town
u Davenport.