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Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10
City Ordinances.
An Ordinance for the preservation of the
health of the City,

An Ordinance for the preservation of the
health of the City.
Pea ordained By the Mayor and Coun-
- cit'nen Of the Cityof Ward,c,
Sec.1.. That if any person or persons,
or co-partnership, after the passage and
taking effect OF this ordinance, shall, with.
in the limits of the City of Warsaw,
throw into any street, alley, or any public
grounds or public landing, or on his or
their own premises, within said CITY, any
'offal from slaughter houses, or any other
nuisance, and suffer The same to remain
in any such street, alley, public ground or
public landing, for more than one day, Of.
ter being duly notified and required BY the
City Constable or any other citizen either
written or oral, 10 remove the same, shall
on conviction thereof, before the Mayor of
said city, pay fine of five dollnrs.
2. 1t shall be the duty Of the citizens
of the City Of Warsaw, individually, 10
have all the rubbish, Trash, and all other
articles of decaying nature, such as
would create any stencil or often sive smell
whatsoever. removed from off their prem
ises, and have or cause the SAINT, 10 be Ia
ken outside the city limits, and in default
thereof, after being duly notified by The
City Constable or any other citiz en-, either
by written or verbal notice, shall, on con-
viction thereof before The May or of said
city, be subject 10 fine of three dollars
for every "a hours that the sam shall re-
main on or about their premises.
3 3. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from the date of its passage.
Passed February 9Th, 1S49.
f. CAMERON, Pres't.
Approved, Feb. 8, lS49.
Il. RITCHEY, Mayor.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10
Consumpfires, Despair nof--fhsr. IS Hope,
eren for The Dung! --l.

This is to certify that scme time since,
Twas taken with q pain in my side and
breast; l called In the aid OF severaiphy-
sieians, but they failed to siyo me any rs-
liel, and for the space of one year efeW
rapidly worse. In addition Ia this, was
attacked with violent cough although
an excellent physieion lived in tho same
house, and used the greatest eaertion, ana
paid the sfrie;est attention, it bafird all
l!s skill--t~o others ere called in, one,
OF " hich was an aged and skillful physi-
clan. but all their efforts proved alike uu-.
availing. Az last, a physician who was
aite nding cam meeting in the neighbor-.
hood. came to see me, and declared that
could not last more than one day Yloneer;; !;
also, all the vast number who came t6sei'
me, believed that few days at most must
end my earthly career. NV friends wers
row called in TO see me diei But my br6.-
ther, at this crisis, Clearing of the Rstoh-
ishing cures performed by Br. Hogers'
Compound Syrup of Liverwort and 1ar,l
went 10 Chillicothe and back, q distance
of sixty miles, III thirteen honrs,. 10 get
some of the above medicine c6nnsn.
ced taking il, and strange to fell, before Il
had used half a bottle, the coagh was en-
tirely. cure from this time recovered
rapidly, and when had used two 'botsles,.
| was able to assume my family avochtionr
as usual. | am fully satisfied that IL It
had not been for this excellent medicine.
lwould now be in my grave, and must, ID
justice, say that j truly return my sincere
thanks to the inventor OF this priceless
medicine, snd would recommend all per-
sons afflicted with diseased lungs, to give
II trial.
Stanton, Feb. z, 1916.
We; the undersigned, do certify that ,hv
account of Mrs. Rowe is correc,, wssbs-
ing personally acquainted with ali ths eiiss
eukHstances.
X. p. JOHNSON, p. E. MxrSarvsg
THos. CRAIo, Jos. Evxsm ~
Sold BY Brown 4 Dunn, warsaw,
! DR.. Hutchison, B6ot4iIIs,
Huston 4 Bascon, IL .iR1
sens Orders may be addressed 70 ~
Z. nEAKsLEH 4 o., oe ENalS }
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Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10

s''ore faHures'-The mail due here on
sunday moin'ng last. was perfect fall
ufe win the exception OF single paper
rom Jefferson City. On Wednesday
morning we received full mail with back
ra'ions, OCT yesterday we had mail of
the same piece with Sunday morning
70 connection with this subject, we have
been requested to whisper word or two
in the ear of the Postmaster at Jefferson
City. We do it cheerfully, partly on our
own account, as well as for others -
Step one side moment, if you please,
Mr.. P. NJ. You are most earnestly re-
gquesied TO send all mailables due the S. w.
by their proper routes, and at the earliest
practicable time after their arrival al your
office. You are further desired not 10
send through this office, both letter and
new spsper packages by the bushel, which
are directed to, all quarters of the State.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10
THE
western sEbItrM0F.

Western .EpWrM0F,
Of Horticulture, .Nanuhctures. Mechanic
.Arts, Internal Improvement, Commerce,
and General Literaiu+.
M. TARVER & T. +. RISK,
Editors and P'ppr,stors.
ST. LOUIS -Publishet Monthly, at SO
per annum in advance.
THE WESTERN JOURNAL is de-
] signed 10 embrace every subject con-.
nected with Agriculture, Commerce. Ma.
nuiactnres, Mechsnic Arts, Mines ard In
ternal Improvement.
A portion of the work will be devofe,s
to Statistics, which vii be collected and
arranged with reference To ,he leading
subjects contained in the re, ,pecti num-
bers.
The development the vast fesonrcrs
of the Valley Of the Mississippi, and the
improvement of the intellectual and social
condition of its inhabitants. Will be con-
stantly kept in view and the leading ar
ticle Of each number will be devoted TO the
advancement Of these objects. IN attempt
ing 10 illustrate and give direction to the
economy connected with the leading pur-
suits of the country. the Editors have un-
deriaken more than has been done or pro-
posed by any other journal with which
they are acquainted. And it is by their
labors in this department mainly that they
expect to make the work useful.
Contributions are solicited on all sub
jects properly embraced in the design o!
the work.
Clubs, composed of four or more indi-
viduals, will be furnished with the Wes-
tern journal al the rate Of 50 so per an
mum.
Owing to the enlargement of the work
six numbers wifi hereafter constitute a
volume, and general index will he made
ont TO accompany the 9Th and l2th nhm-
bers.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10
BROWN 4 DUNN.
DIR. WISTAR's GREATDIsCoN

DIR. WISTAR'S GREAT DISCOV-
ERY.-It was once said-"There is no.
thing new under the sun" This HAS
BEEN emphatically true in reference to
medicine. Hundreds of Pills, Panaeeas,
Expeetorants and Specifics of all sorts
have all been pulled into notoriety all
made mainly Of the same ingredients, add
ing nothing to the healing art Bat DR..
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry furnish
es new medical agent-a new principle
evolved from Natures own Depository
It cures Asthma, Ineipient Consnmpiions,
Liver Complaint, and all diseases OF the
diseases of the lnngs, when nothing else
will. An honorable member of the Ca
madam Parliament, writes that II has cured
him of Asthma Of ten years. Standing
A. Williams, Attorney at Law, SO Will
lam street, N. Y, has been cured Of the
same disease Of "a years. standing.
Mr.. COzzens of New Jersey, makes af.
iidavlt that it cured him of a supposed
Consumption after HE physicians had Civ.
en- him up 70 die; and SO with hindrsd'
Of others.
aTRemember we positively, in M
case, palm off unreal cures as produces
by this invaluable remedy.
Be sure to Set DR.. Wisiar's Balsam o
Wild Cherry-there are inilatiOnst
See advertisement.
For sale by Brown & Dunn, Warsaw
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10

WormS,- - Worms!!- Worms!!,-The
greatest pest 10 mothers and children are
worms. The symptoms Of their presence
in the stomach or bowels of children. are
sick stomach frequent attempts at vornit-
ing tickling sensation in The nose. that
causes them TO pick it with the fingers
pale, siokly conntenance, with parox-
ysms of pain in the stomach and abdomen
and sometimes extreme lassilude- pros
tration of the whole system, and even
death! When any of these symptoms
are observed in child, you should loose
no time in procuring box Of DR.. J. NJ
Martens never failing Worm destroying
Medicine, and give it Immediately accurd-
ing 10 the directions, and you will have
the satisfaction Of seeing the happy effects
in the removal Of The worms, and the re-
storatinn Of health TO the child. "Where
this medicine is taken, worms canno, ex.
ist.
Sold in Warsaw only by
BROWN g. DUNN.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10
ARCHIBALD SOCK

INAKES great pleasure in announcing 70
! the community in general, and the ira
yelling public in particular, that he has ta-
k en- the above commodious a. well known
public house, and is prepar ed to entertain
those who may give him call, in man
ner unsurpassed in the State, aud hopes
by due attention to the comfort Of his pat
rons, TO merit and receive a liberal share
of the travelling custom.
His stable is convenient and commodi-
ons, and always well filed with proven.
der, and attended by a faithful ostler.
WarSatc, Jan. lsf, lS49.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10
STATE OF MISSOURI, } S..
County OF Henry. 90
.N'ouember Term, a. D. lS4S.
JoHN J. GRIksrEAD, p.,;so, 70. nj;
vs.. Fet'ion ior Di-


'0HS j. :. ER'fsTrAD' Petition for pi-
EMILY r. 'GRiNs7tAD. 'o'ee'
nN the lst day Of November, x. n. 1913,
~ the said complainant filed In the Clerks
office of the Henry Circuit Court, = Peti-
tion for Divorce. alledging that his wife,
the said Emily R.Grinstead. about the Isl
day Of November, 1S45, wiIfuliy left his
bed, board and house, and abandoned and
wilfully deserted & absented herself from
the said Petitioner, without reasonable
cause, for two years and more, which facts
so alledged have been duly sworn to ac-
cording to law, and also that the said Pc
ti,ioner has filed an affidavit showing that
said Emily r. Grinstead is not resident
Of this State.
Therefore III ordered that the said En-
ly r. Grinstead be notified that unless she
be and appear before the Honorable Judge
Of our Henry Circuit Court, at the Court
House in the town Of Clinton, in Henry
county, on the FIRST day Of the next term OF
our said Court, which will be begun and
held on the third Monday after the fourth
Monday in March next, and within the
first six days of said term, If the term SO
long continue, and il not, then before the
end of the term, plead, demur, or answer
to said petition, the same will be taken as
confessed, aud a decree entered according
TO the prayer of said Petitioner.
And II is further ordered that a copy oI
this order be published in some news pa
per printed in this State for eight weeks
successfully, the last publication thereof
to be at least four weeks before the com
mencement Of our said next term.
F. A. PINNELL, Cl'k.
Jan6-49-Sw.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10

1.-THE attention Of our merchants and
other shippers, is referred TO the card Of
Messrs. Thos. H. Lsrkip g. Co., in ano-
,her column This firm knows and does
rs duty TO the printer.& we feel perfectly
safe in warranling that those who have a.
ny dealings with them, may be assured
that their interests will not be neglected.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10

The Valiey Farmsr.-The clever pub
lishers Of this interesting agricultural
monthly have sent us, uninteniiOnally, nc
doubt, second copy of the January No.,
instead Of The secsnd or February No.
As We wishto preserve liIe Of the work
we hpse they will be hind as to send Us
No. second.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10
W.XNDIAiUP,

GOODS cheap for Ca.and Produce
"a say nothing about ling at Cost and
carriage, but call, and yshall have val
tie received. make pretensions a.
bout selling at cost andeloW cost--but
for the dime make soc pretensions to
sell lower than most peoe in my line.
feb3 jEVEREfT.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10
Final Settlement

NOTICES hereby given to all persons
" interested, that the undersigned, aAd-
ministrators Of the estate of William J. J.
Ayres, decd, will apply at the next term
of the Benton County Court, to be held on
the fourth Monday in April next, for a e.
nal settlement of their administrator Of
said estate. ~ tafsH
JAS. M. WHITE,
l.. .AYHES,
feb34t-l adm'rs.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10

English and Irish Landhoiders. I'm
IT'S there were in England 25o, 900 land
ed proprietors, who were reduced in 1915
to 10000, and now they do not exceed
10000. In Scotland there are only 1000,
and in Ireland 6,444 land owners, so that
it may be said the 1911 sway power o.
yer 10000, coo persons.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10
" onderful! Extraordinary! &
MiraculouS!!l

CONSUMPTION can BE CrRED - Aud
We defy the whole world 10 produce
! such strong and nndohbted testimony from
men of such high standing as VIC have, in
favor of DIR. ROGERS LIVERWORT
AND TAR, in curing consun,ptiuu, and
breaking up the most distressing Cough in
n few hours time.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10

which were sevsrally read third time
and passed. y
Mr.. johnson made an Intellectual effort
to introduce bill giving 10 every poor
man l60 acres public land.
The House then adjourned until to-
morrow.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10

a Matter of 7asis.--Ah old man in
Stockport, aged from 30 to 100 years, has
been in the habit of using coffin as a
cupboard.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10
SCHOOL

MISS Sc. BUSH begs leave to inform
1NA the citizens Of Warsaw and vicinity,
thai she viii resume her School on MON.
DAY, the 9Th day q March next, and re-
spectlaaly solicits share Of their patron.
age. The school viii be held in the room
formerly oecuppied-Col. BaIlou's corner
on Mais street. Terms as heretofore.
feb10 IL
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10

1TThe attention of parents and guar
dians in town and its vicinity, is referred
to the card of Miss Bush. She is spoken
Of by those who have heretofore patroni-
zed her, as being competent insiructress
IN the several branches in which she has
heretofore taught.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10

VzrWe are under obligations to Hon,
John S. Phelps, for a copy Of the Letter
from the Secretary ofthe Treasury, trans
misting his annual report on The state Of
the finances.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10

DR.. Franklin, in speaking of education,
says: 'If man empties his purse into
his head, no one can take his treasure from
him.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10

The editor of the Stuben Courier pub
fishes his list of marriages under tbs head
Of "Joint Resolutions" lie has deci-
dedly legislative turn.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10

Improving Me Father Of Waters. The
State Of Missouri is about 70 construct q
levee along the West bank Of the Missis-
sippi, from New Madrid TO the State line,
/ OF Arkansas, a distsAee Of fifiy-fou miles.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10
| morrow.


The steamer Canada, from Liverpool,
is due, having been out thirteen. days, and
is momeniarily expected. The steamer
United STATES, from Southampton, due sew
eral days since, has not Yet srriyed.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10
Final Settlement.

LII persons interested in the estate Of
II of James Keele, decd, late of Benton
county, are hereby notified that the under-
signed will apply nj the next April term
of the County Court for said county, to be
begun and held on the fourth Monday in
April next, for final settlement Of his ad I.
ministration of said estate.
JOSEPH GAVIN, Admir-.
feb9-4t-l
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10

The SeminoIes remaining in Florida are
causing much uneasiness by eneTsachine
on the whites.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10
DISSOLUfON.

THE partnership herebre existing be-
y tween Everett & Abury, has been
dissolved by mutual c,ent. All per-
sons indebted to them v please call al
p. Everetts as soon as ,nvenient, for
settlement.
P.vERETT,
MlSHBURY.
February 1st, t949.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10

The Wabash and Erie Canal has been
damaged to the amosns Of $loO, ,OOO by
) Ne recent. Aood w
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10

@ The Most Remarkable Cure evei
known, was that of Mrs. Harriet Rowe
of SIaunton, Ohio, in the last stage of Con.
sumption, after Physicians had pronounc-
ed her INCURABLE, by the use of the
celebrated DR.. ROGERS SYRUP OF
LIVERWoRT AND TAR. An per.
sons afflicted with this heretofore incura.
bic disease, are invited TO get pamphle
from the agents who sell the medicine
and peruse her own statement of the cure
effected. See advertisement.
Sold in Warsaw, by
BROWN & DUNN.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10

The National debt, according 10 the an
nual report Of the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury, 1855, ,805, ,lO456.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10
By Telegraph for the 81. Louis Union.
ARRIVAL FROM CHAGRES.
[ FIRST DESPATCH I

lFIRsT DEsfATcH ]
New YoRK, Jan. 20.
The steamship Crescent City arrived to-
day from Chagres. II is reported that she
brings four millions of gold dust from the
mines in California. This sum is proba-
bly exaggerated. There had been seri-
Gus conflict al the mines.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10
GsEcosD Drsp.rcH.1

The Crescent City has arrived from
Chagres. She lett that port on the 9Th
inst, and brought neiihergold nor passen-
gers. She reports that there were fifty
thousand dollars in gold at Mszailan, aad
FIVE hundred thousand dollars we're known
10 be Oh the way TO Panama.
The schr. Mason from New Orleans
was wrecked on the beach at Chagres.-
The passengers were saved.
Cap, Stoddard, Of the Crescent City, re.
port that four persons died during the pas
sage.
Gen P. F. Smith had made arrange.
nenta to forward passengers TO Califor.
MIA.
The four milii0as gold story is hum.
bug.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10

CMOKING. TOBACCO, Pipes & match.
u es, for sale ct the Drug Store by
'msys0 BROWN a DUNN.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10
STATE OF MISSOURI, I g.,
CouNrr OF HENRY. '''
In the Henry Circuit Court, October Term,
le48.
JOHN w. FEEDS,
VS.. Attachment.
WILLARD w NaYrS

JOHN w. FEEDS,
VS.. Attachment
WILLARD w. NoYEs.
NOW at this day came the ula.ntilf a.
~ foresaid, by his Alto rney, and proof
being made TO the satisfaction OF the court,
that The said defendant is a nonresident Of
this State, it is therefore ordered by the
Court that publication be made in some
newspaper printed in this State, as the law
directs, requiring the said defendant 10 ap-
pear here at the next term of this court /;
notifying said defendant II iat suit has been
commenced against him for the sum of
One Hundred Dollars, (S 100 with inter-
est, and that unless he be and appear here
at the next term Of this court, to COM
inence on the fifth Monday after the fourth
Monday in March next, and plead in or
before the third day Of tht term, judgment
will be rendered against him, and Ms pro-
perty sold to satisfy the same.
!, FIELDING A. PiENf.LL, Clerk of the
Henry Circuit Court, do hereby certify
that the foregoing order Of publication Is
a true aud perfect copy taken from the re-
cord ia my Office, this 4tfi day Of January,
1S49. Test:
F.A. P1NNELL, OPk.
BY W. BERRy, D, @.
'eoA" az
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10
febs-4t-l
Ltxt or

EMAIN1NG in the Post Office in War
II saw, Mo. on the LIST day Of JAM, lS4o.
Saturday morning visitor., 1849-02-10

OseOio, NO., Feb. l849.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-28
THE SOUTH WESTERN INDIANS

we mud in the Holly Springs Miss Gazette the fol-
lowing letter daied
LITTLE RIVER. Seminole Nation, April 25
Dear Gazette: After close chase on the track of the
Elephant for the last two weeks, have reached this
point, which is near two hundred miles West Of Fort
Smh Most Of the road thus far has been the worst it
has ever been my fortune to travel 1t was nothing
unusual to see len dozen wagons mifd down in less
than half mile and portion O. the road so Doggy
that II was necessary to unhilch the mules from our
wagons and drag them through. by main strength The
road Is now something BETTER company having aban
doned the road cut out by Government, and taken
old trace leading the Great Palms. which are but
few days ahead of Ia "Trip from Fort Smith to
this point. Oh mo 18th, we had considerable snow
storm, tent being covered with large flakes. We
have had several heavy rains, in addition to the SNOW
and fross, which produced considerable colds ia camp
but all appear to be well Of them at present.
In travelling thus far we have passed through the
Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek and Seminole
nations and ad that many Of these wandering tribes Of
the family Of Adam advanced state Of improve
ment and civilization. Many Of them appeir to be en-
gaged In agricultural pursuits and il siueut and
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THE RUSSIANS IN HUNGARY.
From The L0ndOn Time,

With the relnforcements which have arriy ed Welden's
head quarters from Italy, that General must be in con
diton Ia resume his operations without the actual asss
lance OF the Russians at least the principal theatre of
war; But the Russian forces advancing through
Gaca in six columns. three Of which were 10 be con
centraed al Lemberg on the 23d May, So form an
army Of about bO,OOO men IN that spot. In addition
these corps, $4,000 marching under Gen Sian,
through the BukWlna, and another body Of 40 900 men
under General Luders, through WaIIacha into Trnsy
vanla. flliheiO the accounts have received of
the military appearance of these soldiers of the North
are not very credabe to them. Their losses merely
the line Of march. said have been considerable
from The imperfect state Of the commissaria and the
squad condiin OF the private soldiers and, although the
cavalry said To be and good baggage Of
the army is i'll provided, with horses. In short in spite
OF all that is said Of the overwhelming force Of The Bus
sian armies, nothing mnre propabe than that thay will
receive severe cheek if BEN Dembinski have the
luck meet them with loerable equality Of numbers
AT the onset Of campaign especially corps like thos.
commanded BY these generals. well accustomed 10 con.
quer and to obey rapid in lis movements and resute in
It's chiefs, has incaculable advantage over the IN
wledy which the Emperor Of Russia sends into the
field The Russian army, as much " more than any Al
my IN Europe, has fresh apprenticeship befr
IL can take The held In full toIce and in full effect. L.
Hungary, the nature the country aul the vast amouu.
ot light or irregular cavalry both Sides will give
peculiar and, as were. Asatic character tho war hut
eventually the fate Of The campaign WILL Of coutse b de-
clded by sodiiy and discipline.
We shall hazard NO Confident predictions as to the
fortune Of the war, especially in country from which
1t is SO difficult to obtain full information; but it is evr.
dent from the general aspect Of the comba that the
rapid advance Of the Hunearans has been arrested and
indeed that il went beyond the Eaag whilst the
Ausrans again moving forwards. and the Russian
divisions will approach within few DAYS on Ahs Nor.,
and The East The main bly Of the Aagyars is retreat.
ing, and he passage Of the Waag at Eriesad % tho
l9th, was feeby opposed. Il this b. the case Weldel
will employ all his skill compel tbs enemy 6gha
general and decisive bar hie be seactes me morass-
rs Of The Thesis. We shad learn, however, with much
satisfaction, that nrgDasiu had seen opened insure
10 Hungary her constitutional rights and rescue her
from the despotism Of Kossuh and the party which tia
aGnga.acs thets=Yes a.e Jeginlg 10 A44 .avI5 an