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OFFICE FOR PROCURING
PATENTS I'M GREAT BRITAIN

L'RANCE, BELGIUM HOLLAND and al other coan-
Il THEA where Patents sre granted
J. 2 PRISON, Solicitor Wslst
Inventors and others interested In Patents are cautioned
not W publish expose their Inventions ss by doing so
they run great risk OF osirg heir e 10 Foreign Patents
Any information will be furnished By lsuer or other.
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CRACKERs AND BISCUIT 81 sssNs ,,usTJ
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~ PURSUANCE of g. crs-r % h- Surrogate oi 10 Css
Aors sit.- hsr-by according - az, o. a.
haYn as.asi NOLNkf GUM ate col L9odol, esnag
i.-a.cs fhsy required prescott ths sane ~ih t'
Or. thereof 81 ne bsf a. strstef 81 al ans 'ss
nd cis-. 40 credt. the sai te,esssd a. - go 80
th@ rbsr tho souh se ernsf OF spfu'e 40 s
m hs en ct sffs1s- no Iourty 81 "a tssfs
III w Yafs 90 a. 30 a. Of THOMAS DihhLhh ssr.
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.-nnt o., Of NAV -pAfi tbs - tal ~ Wa.
40 20 los lssenl UWlAh fhbLfs Ainrsaa
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A. n flsI ANCk 90 ih- safrssts ol The casg
N.~ fors uouc- hereby sNsa 20 q. psnous Aasns
.s,u.t RICHARD RiTTEk. ats % The ty Of Nss ton
D vf-..ot With voachsTs th-soi % ne ssah.
~ r-.t-nc. No ~ West r~sh strsst tns CITY u N.s IN
"a 80 5sos assnth las Of JaHasl Ns ia
ss,snih dsy Of JAY, lst WAshiN"lON MflM
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~ ~ KsUANCE Of a. or3er IT re sifus.s Il bs cls'
Ss- Yors aoiss hereby 70 ell psr,oas asmt tsI
sa., JANIS LOzIER Sts OF The Cly OF Nee furs tsss
-.-at he sams thersOt 10 Tie saoscosf sns A.
Of William Thom ESQ No ~ Bsskmsnstfe- 20 he Cy y"
Yo o., " before Seventh dAy OF hsy neh--Dasd Ne Ia
- M az % November. 80 - ... .
rr AAhhllNF LIVE Ftsf'a
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NPURsUANCE OF az order Of the saosats o ne eosag
IN,- Y0fk s1tcs 3. hsr-6y gssa oil Ps.0us hsas dz.
sG.n.t JOSEPH LEAyf las Of the Cts Of Nss Yea ss.
% prescott sth he vouchers seoi % nc sse-,n
,hs store Of Hart No SIS bIosdsa, 70 ne CIV M
Yo on OF "a. Esveah Of May asIt-pasf W. la
the ssgs-th day of Ne smosr, $50 ...,
rs lasbH f"'-i lsAANr
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Sz6nnElPIAsOs FOR SALE AND TO
- HIAE-A:7 ssrclsy-sl opposite The A.
Tor H0ase, from "a 70 oezyes, ~ rosc-
ia y 5vood sld mahogsay e4ses
1ls 3.h Jas THOMPSON. lat Tsls.n Rasd.l
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~ NJ issuance ct the sgrus,ts Of ne eosq
Ns~ iocs hereby sven 70 al P.f'os' ea'y "a.
against DANIEL HO0EMAN, ate 1t ths Civ q Nss Tea
.as-s o prescott 18th vouchers usfe 10 ts saefs
he tssEencs Pike street Ms Cty 81 Ns fos, -
bsor- hfeeu,h day o. Jsnnay nsnt-Dassd VS. Ton
ssvsuih dsy of jay, ists - $500. =
|. AIANtNN hMlONt tI9lA
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grades greater than are required either To- the
vessels LOW in commission, for the number OF uen
authorized BY Congress 70 be employ cd, OF or any
increase OF lorce shoat vhi"h may reasonably be
expected IRE Numbers 10 the resp sctive grades
are dsploporGioued 20 each other lis presen, or.
Ssnizston retsrds promotion. Age, Inhsmity. sno
want OF employment have disqualified many for
tue performance Of active profession q duties.
recommend 10 Congress q reduction Of the
Numbers IN the various grafes Of ohcsrs % tnAi
point ~ hich wi seuSe sufficient number In each
Tor suoa . naval force IS Congress may determine
Is Necessary and proper, aad that provision be
made fr q retired IS, for sCen officers as are dis
Qgl hed for active service OF sach terms ard with
saca pay as may be thoug,t liberal and just.
Saoad CoDgrss - lt em il pr per to aaopt sach 3
sys;em, IL is believed plan can be prepared
v hioh wil meet the appreciation Of lsrge pro
portion If the oAc r. the selves, and which - III
e,sstly reduce TIE expenditure Of or nsyal es-
tsbishmert.
lr-ssecii.llS invite ktss ut on 20 tie ntvs scboo
at Aans ?oi, Duri1g the lIst year IL has been IA
der tee supegint5 ncence Of Commander psnu-
a 10 has devotei himself with Ies 70 TIE discharge
o hi. duties Experisacs mad d.sclcsed Z Any de-
scts H. lEs org.n'Eklioa aud suggested msay IN
or.yeus.ts which migh. BE- Il adiiy effected via.
o. materially inc-s2slrs t-= expenditure for he
instlsotloa. In the UOaih OF Ocsooer board Oi
orHce-s As directed 10 revise AID amend the regu.
lstlons Win view - 1eose Aat<S ~ tSlSOi' SJH
forming II, IS nearly IS the Two branches Of toe
servi you'd permit 3 tee Wes.-Poins Ac.de
ny. Tue hosrt discharged tie daiy ia mAnHer
nlgbly ecsqtAols Gni satisfactory ~ ne Ds2a-,
ment and tns hope - sngSftSined that Under the
system thas provided. theiui1rs pine, i-zsac
OF and management Of the school XII Be promo
I'd a-d advanced, and It's BEN scs.l IL Hasace O.
ths efficiency I IL eiuiness q n service s-eaty
ne:eGset Al .3psop-i.ton viii be AsEsd for Il
supply deficiencies n the Appropriations Tor th-
nsvzl service for 70 fsca year ending The o1,h d
Jane, 1850.
have the hono. 20 submit herewith ice report.
from the several eeresGs II tas Department, 70
seiher Sith the ssum,tss Tor the nAvA- service
and fox other Object placed snaer the Control o.
the DepAs'men. Tor tie h,cAl year en-lns o. the
s9ih OF Jeue 1851; the sr-ss amount OF = nieh q
80 POS, 3sSlS, fron vh CD soould be dscCcssd TIE
sums &c; specikl oejec.S VII
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
Oil and XarniSEl.
Invaluable Family Companion.

SIX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure
Sof Consumption. Asthma, Diseases Of the
Heart. and all Female Diseases. 234 pages, 2o
cravings Paper so cts; bound rs cts. Mail to any
part-postage l-2 cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, 81 Mail 20
any part, so postage. Inhalng Tubes, Silver,
50, by mall letter postage. Abdominal Supporters,
perfect 50 to sI0 for all Rupures, Falling of the
Bowels and Womb. and Weak Back, and Chest; sent
by Express everywhere. For Braces Support ers.
Rupture Supporters, give height from head to foot,
and circumference of person next the surface, Just
above the hips. If Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted for the sale of the above goods Ad-
dress t. DIR. ). ;. FITCH,
7O7 Broadway, New York, post paid.
Feb. "a. lS4S. ll-ly-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
Down with your California Gold Dust

~OODS cheaper than for Gold dust coined
" metal, good bank paper, COW whides, cotton, pei
tries furs taow -four corn, oats, butter, fea hers
beeswax, bacon, lard, etc. loo
Just received good lot of fine clothing. viz: Fine
cloth fFock cloth sack tweeds blue and drab blanket
Coats. ..... "
Pants--Sattinett, fancy and black CASHMERE
Fests-Fancy cashmere, black satin and fancy silk
Fancy Stocks
Dry Goods-Linseys, cashmere, twesds, mixed and
black sattnett, Kentucky jeans all coors; tickngs
sheetngs shrtings, beached sheetngs, plaid Orleans
CLOTH striped delisle alpaca. striped gro. de BERLIN
Irish nsr, worsted cravats, hoods blk worsted hose,
binding. German mtts plain and bonnet ribbon fringe
black and colored gimp Swiss muslin, fancy prints
alpaca lustre. de aine cachmere, that wEre kid
gloves, spool and patent thread.
Shoes and Boots-Mens boys and children's kip
brogans mems COW, kip and sewed calf boots Ia
dies kip calf, kid and gaer shoots and boots; black
and white hats from common to fine seal, cloth and
fur caps
Saddiery-Roler buckles martingae rings, straining
webb, cotton and worsted webbing halter and trace
crains collars saddle bags brides, surcnges girths,
ana rtingales, whips, blind brides and trunks.
GToceTiesCoffee, sugar, tea pepper, spice ginger,
loaf sugar. sratus cotton yarn etc. for sale cheap
January ls;psi9.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
Fresh Groceries.

VEVHE subscriber begs leave to acquaint his old
- friends and customers, that he is receiving
large additions to bis extensive stock of Fresh
Groceries, at The old stand Of Austin & Clegg, on
the river bank, opposite the Steam Boat Landing;
to which he invites the attention of purchasers,
being satisfied that he can sell as low any 9TH
er establishment, for Cash or Country produce.
His stock now consists in part of
700 sacks salt so kegs nails
100 ss coffee 1000 lbs lead
200 bbls and half bbls 20 kegs powder
Whskey 20 boxes tobacco
Is hhds sugar 20 " soap
Is bbs molasses 10 '' Gunpo@der tea
10 loaf sugar 10 .s Starch
Is, 900 lbs iron assorted 20 s. boots and shoes
800 plough mouds 200 los sole leather
1000 lbs castings, ass'd 80 sides upper do
100 sets wagon boxes doz painted buckets
500 lbs cast STEEL En- sacks pepper
glish, Blister, German, l '' gnger
and American do. 6 bales domestic
Together with OK chains, log chains, drawing
chains, tin ware, queensware. and saddlery.-
Also few articles in the Dry Good line, and
many others too numerous to mentions; all OF
which he will be happy to show to those who
may honor him with call.
GEORGE AUSTIN.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
Canchalagua Triumphant!

nR. TOWNSEND the celebrated manufactu-
- rer of " IoUasend's SarsapGrnla.' had ad-
n,ited publicly that the California Plant is 8 far
better than SarsapdrI'a." and is the cheapest
and best medicine in the world.' Pamphlets con-
tanning interesting information as 10 It's remarka-
Bile properties in the cure of Fever and Ague,
Pulmonary Complaints, Nervous Affections and
Cutaneous Disorders. from the most respectable
sources, may be obtained at the agencies. or will
be forwarded to post paid applications per mnil.
FREDERICK A. GAY,
Proprietor of ''Gay's Canchalagsa."
Depot 36 Broadway, Nety Eork.
July ]. lS4S.-20.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
SundrieS.

~ HHDS best brown sugar 100 bags best Rio
4U coffee 10 do black pepper 5 do allsPice
1000 lbs saIeratus 1000 do best Dutch madder
200 do best Carnccas ind go 's
~.g 5 barrels copperas 3 do birthstone
10 boxes raisins 10 do cheese
so packages young hyson and imperial tea
Sc caddes imperial tea, lbs. each
10 barrels Boston and New Orleans LOAF sugar
so boxes bar soap, 80 boxes star candles s'aIch'
chalk whiting spanish brown, black lead, borax hour
SULPHUR cloves numeg etc, etc, all of when Will
be sold low by HENRY q CUNNlNuHAM'
January Is, 'f9.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24

USF CElVED-Denims, apron check, cotton
- AIDES, silk surge, cross bar musln giDghams
kin linen, alpaca, prints, green gauze wells, black
lace scarfs, bleached and fancy de Iane shas
thibet shawls A and S-4, printed cashmere shawls,
blue sattnet, black alpaca, sheetings and shirings,
tickings, lowells, diapers spool cotton.
Tuck, fine, side, circular reddng and pocket combs;
scissors tooth brushes, buttons all kinds wafers steel
pens steel and glass beads, specacles, berlin gloves,
etc. etc. for sale lower than for Cash Produce
by +. b. BISHOP y co.
August 10. IS4S.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
WORN d SsEzaS2aE Z

RE the surest and safest Worm -destr Dying Medi-
cine ever discovered Children will cry for the
Lozenges and eat them as readily sugar candy.
Dr. English in Broadway, New York, cured two
children OF fits by using these Lozenges after trying
several other medicines without benefit He has used
them his practice nearly twelve months in one
hundred and always with the hest success. He
SAYS that he has cured four of worms with only
one box. He also cured boy with Il single dose
that had been suffering with fits nearly years For
sale by r. STEVENSON, Van Bureu,
WIN. B. SUTTON. Fort Smith,
JAS SUTTON, Fayetteville, Ark's.
--50-ly
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
Drugs Drugs!! DruCs!iI

= ECEIVING and for SALE at all times, the follow
HI ing articles, which Farmers Physicians Mer-
chants and the public generally respect ully
qnested to call and examine before purchasing else
where:
Drugs and Northumberland, Quinine, Rhu-
barb, Balsam Copaiva, loes Castor Oil Chalk white
and red. Cream Tartar, Camphor, Magnesa, etc.
oil, Eye-water, Essence Peppermint Essence CHINA
mon, Essence Lemon, Godfregs CORDIAL Haerlem oil,
Laudanum, Opodeldoc, Psregoric, Pills of all kinds,
Soda and Seidlitz Powders, Oil of Spike, Quicksilver
Red Percptae, Sweet OIL Sugar lead, fancy nd sla
ing Soaps, Cloves, Ginger, Nutmegs, Cayenne pepper,
Crome yellow and green Lampblack, Putty Venetian
fed, Terrascinna, Verdagr.s, Copal Varnsh, Whiting
Walls and Bottles assorted ETC., etc All for sale
low as any in Arkansas, at the Drug store of
Sept. %, l545 r. STEVENSON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
sands Sarsaparilla,

LNOR the removal and permanent Of all diseases
i arising from an impure state of the blood, ha-
blt of the system, namely Scrofua Kings Evil,
Obstinate cutaneous eruptions, Pmples pustules
the face blotches, piles eyes rIngworm tetter,
scaldhead, enlargement: and pain of the bones and
joints. Stubborn ulcers, syphtic symptoms, sciatica
umbago, diseases arising from Iudicious of
mercury ascites droPsy and exporure mprudence
in life also chronic constitutional disorders will be
removed by this preparation. For sale at the Drug
store of K. STEW ENSON-
SeDtembcr 80. 1913
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-03-24
Scott. White & Co..

Scott, White & Co.,
ETAVE Just received per wagons, from the steamer
Jenny Lind and for sale: 20 cases boots and
shoes Is sacks Coffee 10 kegs white lead, barrels
loaf sugar, boxes axes.
November "a, IS4S.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-30
Che nloosl liloaa,ine'!

OF TEE NINETEENTH CENrURY!!!
No family OF the land can afford 10 be without
Holden in its circle; for when such periodical
can be obtained one year for the triile Of
ONE DOLLAR,
who will not wish to subscribe?
The great feature Of Holden is. that, while
being peculiarly American in sentiment and
feeling. It gcihers ana efnbodes all the beauties
Of the French, English and American Periodi-
Gals, while discar,.ng their follies and vices. 4
combination Of he Encyclopedia, the Gazafeer,
the Quarterly Review, and the Weekly News
paper, it is yet separate and distinct from ALL
but possessing enough Of their various qua!iGca-
tions to commend itselfto every reader.
See what the Press says of Holden:
1.-THE EDITORS table is very rich and a.
musing-in some respects equal TO that OF the
Knickerbocker. N. Y. Evangelist
Holden's Dollar Magazine for September is
an excellent number. The literary contents are
varied and interesting; the sketches Of living A.
rnercan Poets and Divines cannot fail of Civ
ing the work very popular character. The
EDITORS table is lively and piquant, and The book
Lotices copious and candid. We understand the
circulation of this Magazine is rapidly increas-
ing Horace Greedy, Of the N. Y. Tribune.
Hol,'cn's Dollar Magazine.-The September
simply say that it is a valuable publication,
would not be doing Justice to its merits II is
the best Of Magazines and mnst assume its place
al the head Of the literary Press. Democrat,
Bloomsbury, N. Y.
Hollen's Dollar Magazine The August
number of this sterling Journal is now npon cur
table. In glancing over its contents we are
forcibiy struck at the superior arrangement OF
every thing appeitaining TO Literature and Art
The articles are all of high order; far surpass-
ing any thing that appears in ''Graham's" or
"Godey's Lady's Book The Typography OF
the number before Us, is most excellent, vieing
in whiteness Of paper and clearness and distinct
ness Of type, with any similar work published
in the United States.-Republican, Jackson,
Tennessee.
Holden's Dollar Magazine is the most inter-
ing production Of popular literature that we
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-30

81 The CREvAssr.-We are sorry to say
that the Crevasse above the city, on Mr.
,SAuvEE's plantation is still open, andtla
there is but little prospect Of stopping ii
for several days. The water is now run
ming rapidly into the New Canal, and is
fast advancing upon some ofthe streets in
theNrear OF the Second Municipality. A
large force is at this time employed on it,
and we can only hope that they will sue
coed in stopping its further progress. The
damage already done is immense. IN. O.
Bulletin.
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The DcaGoctScy OF Iowa viii meet in Convention
AT IOWA CITY, ON THURSDAY THE TWEN.
TY-EiGHTH DAY OF JUNE, A. ID. 1889, for the
purpose OF dominating Democratic candidates fol-
the Board of Public Works, viz: One President
one Secretary, and Treasurer for said Board. &c
be supported bs the Democracy of the State at the
ensuing August election.
Tie ratio of representation for The several Coun
ties viii be, as recommended by the first State Con
vention, one vote for each one hundred democratic
voters, and one for every fraction fifty votes
Each COUNT to he entitled to at least one vote.
The County Democratic Committees will take
prompt and efficient measures to notify and organize
their respective Counties, full representation
energetic effort, and harmonious action, are indis
penSSble at this crisis.
By order Of the State Democratic Central Committee
ELISHA CUTLER, JR. Chairman.
Iowa City March 2sth 1919.
~ Democratic papers please publish.
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Dated At Chicago, August q, 1913.
Ia trnor}iq0ry Cure.

April 18Th, 1913. Four miles north OF CHI
cago (ol, the read 20 AslllHaukie,) Cook CO.
Illinois.
MIR Sloan-Ecar sir: Ore OF ny horses had a
large honey 'umor on his breast bone immea-
ateiy under the collar, which famed him and
'crdcred his services of very little vane.
faithfully applied several bottles OF DR.. Tayiors
Nerve and Bore Lniment. without the least
benefit th procured WiIdet's Celebrated
Horse Ointment, and used that until became
fuIly satisfied that il woud hey er relieve the an
inal. Finally ! obtained box of your truly
valuable Ointment and in less than 60 DAYS from
The first application the tn.nor entirely disap,
pcareG. and The horse was well.
Yours, EDWARD ARMSTRONG
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T II E p R 90 F.

E@truct from The s'Galena North Wesier, Gasetfe."
BY the use of Sioan's Ointment and Con-
clifton Powder, | have entirely cured a Fistula
On my horse and otherwise improved his condi-
ton more than 500 per cent, on the cost of the
medicine. And a COW which was SO feeble as
to be considered worthless by myself and neigh
bors, was restored to good health and strength
by the use of less than half package of the
powder. and is now doing better than any other
COW have. VIM VINCENT.
Small PoX, May 10. 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-05-30
The .SuGerino' Child.

hereby certify That one Of my children, when
naked, fell into large fire of live Goals, and was
burned severely from head to feet The best of
medical aid ard attention was given to the child
fer !ooc O. FIVE days without any relief-each
ia! : suffering increased untii its groans could
De heard'at great distince. at which critical
period ore OF NY neighbors recommended and
presented 10 me a box of sLoA"'s OINTMENT,
AID IN less than fifteen minutes after The appIica-
lien Of the Ointment 10 The aggravated sores of
the suffering child. the pained ceased entirely,
and he speedily began to recover. NV resi-
ienro IS in Het Township, Ncrmillion county ,
and State CT Indiana.
THronoRE l.. TAYLOR,
Dated al Chicago, August q, 1913
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Desinqucnts Attend!
T FL E / A ST G. A LII!

A LII persons indebted to me for subscription to
II the Iora Capital Reporter, advertising, Sc, are
hereby notified that directions will be given to the
Justices, and others with whom their notes and ac-
counts are left for collection, to commence suits
mcnt, Or satisfactory arrangements therefor, be
made prior to that day.
Having never yet in all my business transactions,
instituted legal proceedings against any in this
State, will deeply regret being reduced at last, to
such an alternative. But, in the cases OF those
whom have INDUCED year after year, upon fair
promises, the point is reached at which .forbcar-
ance ceases to be virtu2 and if forced to this der
neir resort in order to secure nay just dues, the
emulation of Costs-perhaps equal to the entire
amount of their indebtedneS SwilI be the unav old
able consequence of their own culpable neglect
Look to this, ere the day of grace be past.
The notes and accounts against persons in the vi
entities below named, left, principally, in the
hands of the following persons:
In Linn Benton co.'s, with Hosea w. Gray, Marion
Those of Mahaska CO. with Henry Temple, oscaloosa
Louisa 6 Sanl. Warn. Wapello.
ss g Keokuk g j. C. Mcconnell, Sigourney
g g Muscatine d. C. Cloud, bloomington
Those not found with either of the above named
persons, are in my hands. Remittances to me di-
rect, by mail, will be punctualiy credited.
A. II. PALMER.
Iowa City, Jan. II, 1919.
b. wish it distinctly understood, that no re-
spect of persons will be shown in favor Of that gene
l class of men who only took the paper to t.a
tr0ni@e'' it, not pay for it.
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SrssIpLE.-The most sensible thing W e
have heard Of for long time is the deter
mination of the wings no longer to sub-
nit TO the rule OF Fitz Henry Warren. -
They say they have submitted 10 the con-
troll Of the ''one man power" long enough,
and hereafter mean TO set up for them
selves. 1t is no secret that large num-
Der of the most influential Of tie party
have united in signing and forwarding a
protest to Washington against permitting
him to exercise any influence whatever
in the appointments TO be made for This
State; and this movement, we are inform
ed, will be followed up in other parts Of
the State. Here ard there still small
voice. is heard raised in defence Of the
"Colonel,n bnt nine out Of every Ten of
the party approve OF and join in the move
ment against him.
The charges made against Mr.. Warren
by his political friends are Of a verse
character than any that have been pre-
ferred by tie democrats, and go 10
establish his entire unworthiness OF the
place assigned TO him at Washington. The
administration, we know, turned deaf
ear 10 the structures cf the democratic
press in relation TO Mr. VS. appointment;
but now the Presidents own friends have
spoken, it is to be hoped their remons-
frances will at least receive q fair hear
ing.-Iowa State Gazette.