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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

PENNsYLvANn.-We have the most
cheering accounts Of the coming election
iaihis State. The Wing column, under
thelead Of the gallant Johnson, is in mo-
lioh and will sweep tie State. We learn
from The Union j. Tribune that the "Old
GOard' is wide awake, fully prepared
for the contest and intends 10 beat "OId
BeikS" That settles the question.
Wings of Ohio! Be on the alert. Re
solve to carry the State and il will be
done. Wnrk faithfully in season aud ou
of season. and while the telegraph il
bringing us the intelligence of WHY
triumph in the Keystone State, we cal
reciprocate the favor al the same momen
Of time. The Buckeye State must no
now falier.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

Gan. LoPEz's SoNs.--The Nonpareil,
OF Cincinnati, states lhaItwo sons ofGen-
eral Lopez are orong the students of ST.
Xavier College. inlhat c,ly.ye,,ta yai ~
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

LopEz ON TnE ScAPFoLD.--A gentle.
man who stood within few feet Of Lo.
pez OF the time Of his execution, says he
mounted the platform with firm step,
dressed in white, looking haegard and
sad beyond description. The life and
soul ofihe man were alondy gone before
the executioner did his work,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

READ! RgAD!!-Upon tho final pas
sage of the Judiciary clause in the Con.
stilulional Convention, Mr. Ranney. Lo
cofoco candidate for the Supreme Coult,
said:- - ..t., ....5
IL will only say, in regard TO the whole
system, that the people will 6ndilprac
tically no csaage from the old except
in its capacity for extension, which the
old had not. BUT AS MUCH AS |
DISLIKE 1T, ! will say that lprefer il
To what II was when il first came from the
committee. lts worst points have been
taken of. STILL THE SYSTEM Is
INHERENTLY WRONG. 1T WILL
PILE UP AND PROTRACT LtTI.
CATION FAR BEYOND WHAT Is
NECESSARY TO SECURE THE
ENDS OF JUSTICE" "
We apply the Lucofoco arsument.-
Mr. Ranney has said that the system
would "pile up and protrdct litigation" ="
aud the people should vole against him
tor lee: he makes his words cume true.
Worse than this. We throw Col. Me.
dilrs argument right in his teeth Upon
this piopoSilion, he voted with Ranney
and of course thought with Rauney, See
volume Of debales, pOge 1902. .s.
Here, according to their own showing,
two candidates are not ft to be elected
under the new Constitution, and to tel
tho truth, for once we agree with them
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18
To DR.. .Lucirn HcnsIey. ....D

EXPULSION OF Mr.. WARREN FROM WEN.
Ma In summary oflhe European news
received by the steamer America, il was
stated, with some what of ambiguity. that
"Mr. Warrens Consul General for the u.
uited States at Vienna, had been expell
ell the country for certain stfictures Of
his against the Austrian Government"
This statement, according to the New
York Express, abounds in error. The
United States, il should be understood,
has no Consuls General in Europe has
no Consul of any sort, indeed, at Vienna.
Mr.. Warren. the gentleman referred TO-,
was simply consul for 3 years at the
port of Trieste, but resigned his office in
lS49. These corrections are material,
divesting. as they do, tho expulsion of
Mr.. Warren of that odor of offence which
would seem to cling 10 il were he in any
manner a representative of the govern.
ment of this country. Mr.. Warrenris a
Swede by birth, bul he has resided for
some ten years in the United States,
where he was naiuralized. He isa part
ner IN the house roft the Austrian Lloyd,
who publish paper at Vienna, of which
he is editor. a~ fFs.c,. Z,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

MrssisslPPI.-An election in this State
to choose delegates TO States Rights
Convention, has resulted in the choice oI
Union delegates in nearly every county
in the State. This result has Induced
Gen. QOiIman to withdraw from the can.
Vass for Governor. This is gratifying
news, South Carolina alone holds out,
and II expected that she wiHat length
adopt more moderate course. '~N
We have not received the full returns,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

A "REMINISCENCES hooking over the
Auditors report of 1888. we find the
following interesting item:-
".Paid George Hood for glazing and class
at public offices. broken by the Wigs
whle celebrating a cictory in tie State
Of Maine ae,l!,,-,..,-..f.-.,r-Sf;2o
The Auditor must havo been in bad
humor whom he made out the report.
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REDUCTION OF TERMS.

UT = G@AN@-N'
Isrealteishe terms OF The Gazette wil'be as
follows;
lPaidinpdvauce,. ------.1---: - slro go
withmtheyeaT. ..---- .-.----. w
afterthcy year expires --.-s'2V.
Pren and daIterihe sx gira,ioh OF tbe year; SIX
re,csntiateresl y iIllse ehargel apon the h'shes'
erms. , RI ,r,;.i
eraudi ealer. TO do business hereafter as uedr
a. possible, upon the eush system; aud these
terms will be strictly adheredio.
Terms far clnbs'
SCOPES, s,.----...-,---. .,----'----'*9 w
do .---....---- ....---.----. 500
10 do -...-----.- ----.- i'Vu
Theperson getting up clab often, wiIlhe
entitled to one copy graiis % lonsns the club
oon,innes hy hifexeri0ns The cnsll. IN these
cases .lhnst invariably accompany the names.
tT-win not Past Masters interest themselves
in increasingthceircu'at Of the Gazette? BY
properexertion ,lhey ycarbolh benelitthemSelye'
aud us. Many 6fhem do much towards slis
taiuing Eastern pnblicaiiuhs, why canoi they dc
the saineatleust, Tor their own couniypurersi
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18
Letter from Col. Crettlnden. .

The following letter received in New
Orleans from Cnl Crittenden, was hand,
ed to the editors of the Crescent for pub.
lication:
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

Tuesa.ly Gvcnimg, sep. 10, 1854
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-09-18

hereby certify that we have used Moores Drill made
by WRIGHT and SELBY, in seeding Wheat on our
farms the past year, and have no hesitation in saying
that it is decidedly the best mode of seeding Wheat
we Vel intend hereafter to seed all our Wheat with the
farmers as valuable Improvement.
Thomas Duncan, Frederick Sites,
DAVID Ewing, John Burnebreger,
July Is, 1851, Daniel Keller.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-02-21
HeDCEtDss NDG'EsSEIH.F!
For G5 Cents !!

EpY means Of the POCKET ESCULA-
aD Plus, or, Every one his own Physi-
elan! Thrlielh Edition, with upwards Of
hundred engraYings. showing private dis
eases in every shape and form. and mall
formations Of the aenpralive saystem,
by WM. YOUNG, NJ. D.
The time has now arrived, that person,
suffering from secret diseases, need no
more become The victim Of 1uackerv, as BY
the prescriptions contained Ia this book any
one may core himself, Without hindrance
to business. or ,he knowledge OF The most
intimate friend, and with one tenth the
usual expense. In addition to the general
routine OF private disease, it fully explains
the cause Of manhood's early decline, with
observations on marriage-b besides MANY
other arrangements which il would not be
proper to enulnerale in the public prints.
81 ANY person sending TWENTY FIVE
CENTS enclosed IN a letter, will receive one
copy Of this look. By mail, or five copies
will he sent Tor one dollar. Address, CDR.
IouSG, No. 1913 SPnUcE STREET, PuLA-
DELpHIA." Postpaid.
kL-f" DR.. YOUNG can be consulted On
any OF the Diseases described in ms differ
emf publications, at his Office, l52 Spruce
street. every dav between . and ) O'Clock,
(Sundays excepted.)
Oct 20, l6jU-ly 100
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Dr., Martins Universal PErga:iye
piiiS,

REMEDY for all seasons, and sale al
"A all times. The most superficial 90
server is aware that one great cause OF diS-
ease is Cosrivene-s and that By thu timely
taking of Pur-a'lvr, the system ~ oi:rn
restored To It's usual health. by such II
course the lives Of hundreds are saved Who
would otherwise have fallen yirIitms to dis
ease. These PILLS remove all irri'a'lng
matter in the bowels, and excite the hillary
functions to "A healthy action. The press
is lepminG with the recommendations OF
Purgalive Pills gotten up by men who know
nothing OF the effects OF medicine on tie
human system. and hence are endangeTlng
the lives Of thousands vino are daily using
them. In offering, therefore, these Pills we
think we are doing public benefit. as they
ale the prrscpiinn Of il regular physician,
who has used lheW IL his practice tor ten
or fifteen Yeas, and with great success.
For sale By the same Agents as above.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-02-21
J. n. CtE'i3,
Forwarding Agent
EsysFsoss. Q!!1.,

y8-ILL attend promptly TO the Forward
w ing of Merchandise or Country FRO
dvcr consigned 10 his care. NIII also eve
ms attention TO the adjustment and settle
men, OF accounts tor l'rpghts, lost Goods
&C., and whenever desired. ronde' i'oW
the Books Of the Railroad Office at TINS
place, full PARTICULARS OF accounts tor I'e'eh'
from any given time down.
Letters postpaid wiiI receive strict at
tenton. -,
Dalton. Jan. II, lSJl-N III
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Merchant t-ailori12g
Establishment.
I:,,I5It5L,Tz::DOIv & CO.,
.s;:;P.sN. EPs;.s.,
.s;;:PMN. GrHn.,

EDE~PErTFUILT inform ,hrr lr' nd,
ANA the puhir generally, that they
have opened n MERCHANT TAILOR
INC ESTABLISHMENT IN ne toNn o.
Athens, at thvii old stand ON The Notlh s'd'
Of the puhIlc square, and are pfrpat"1 /"
execute all orders IN Ihrlf I'M, on 'nr most
accommodating terms, and IN the nratr>I
manner. Their purchases were uinde by
one NJ the h,m N The k.a>t"rn rttlrs, and
were selected with great zane and with I"
vtew to sun the taste and wants OF ihe ico
rlr of TIN, section. THeir stock consists
~ part, Of h~aurllni assortment Vt hue
French Twlicd Black. Invisible Green.
olive, Olive Brown anI superior iit"c
Broad Colh.: fine French DorskIn, Il ack
and Fancy Cassmere.: s;a't!neiS and
Tweeds, a prlme a'lIcl"; Northern Jeans
of various culors, and the best now III mar
kpi: a splendid assortment OF "er'lngs, a.
req a, coulI po,s,bv be procured. consists
ing o. tine Black SarIn, SILK, Cashmere.
aud various other patterns; also. superior
Black six, Brown, Drab. aud Fancy Col
o;ed Le!ycts: a No. assortment al SIX
iandkerchie!s aud Fancy Crava's; SA'l"
Neck Ties; Linen l1andkerrhe's, plain
aud fancy; superior iiarR h"a fancN Si'h
Gloves, tine klI do: hnr burIng and Cash
mere G!oycs; fell assortment OF Hosiery;
a good 10, OF ;'u-pruhrIs. cheap; >nperl-
~ nr,rrip or Silk aud Alpaca Serge. tor
Coz, Lru0ncs; fine WooIr, II"ak I."ma>.
piAia ani ianc"; Six and W"r>'ed tohr
Bindings; supertnr l'Sn Linen; superior
Dom, sues Tor ShlrlIngs; superior Over
rua,,uaS. sucn as Black FrIrug Cloth
Drab. GREY, Blue. and Mouse cOlUrrd
ClnIhs: Hlnr AM Drab Blankets. &c.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-02-21
DR.. Martins Compound Syrup
OF wild Cherry Il sarsaparilla.

's>HE Wild Cherry and SaIsaparl!Ia'
L which are the basis of this Medicine,
have long been celebrated in Consumption,
Scroluia, Diseases OF the Skin. Coughs,
Splitting of Blood. Asthma, SC. The Right
Rev. w. II. Whilngham, Bishop OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church in Mary land,
has authorized US TO say, he has used 1t IN
his own person with decided benefit; ana
many of our medical friends do not hesitate
TO recommend it in Their practice. See Dr.
Samuel Harper's letter 10 us in the Pampn"
let, which YOU can obtain gratis OF our
Agent. Tie Boonsborouah Odd Fellow,
o. Washington county, Nd, of January
20lh, 1913, says:
"iY hen an article has afforded relief to
so many persons rs Dr.. Martins Com
pound syrup Of Will Cherry has done,
we feel bound TO make it known. There
never was an Article IN this country 'Ad'
has afforded relief and gave more saiiS'ac-
riun than this. la the nelghborhood Gl
Brownsville, in this county, II has ailec''
ed srvera! important cures, and from our
own certain knowledge Of II. we pronounce
i, uneuualeh for the cure "i Coughs, Colds,
and diseases Of tins kind"
In the "CIcrgyman's Sore Throat"
(Bronrh,is.) /, u"ay l'uIy Be sand TO be a
,.s;ovpgeign !}dim,' as the Odd Fellow OF
the 9Th January, ISIS, calls il. II oilers
from most other medicin"s in being re-
markab!y pleasant, and in having any o.
those healing, stnpity inc or Disgusting pro
penslies, which are found IN most o'her
ntepararlous Of the Wild Cherry or Sarsa,
u q.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-02-21
Groceries for Sale.

S0n BAGS RIO, Mracabo and Java
WV Coffee;
100 hhds. Nluscovaio, Porto Rico, and
ST. Croix Sugar;
2GO boxes and barrels Loaf, Crushed,
Powdered and Clarified Sugar;
ITO binds. Mola>seS;
200 boxes Manufactured Tobacco, ass
% chests Tyson ,lmprral and Black Tea;
5Otons Sweedcs, Bar, Hoop, ana Band
Iron;
400 kegs Nails and Brads;
1000 lbs. Cast, German and Blister Steel;
5000 sacks Salt;
An assortment OF Spices, Soaps, Cans
dies, Gun Powder, Shot. Bar Lead, Buck
cts, Drooms, Liquors. SC.
BAKER. WILCOX & co.
Augusta, Aug, I6, lS50-If 90
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Ready EEade Clothing!

They will also keep on hand a general
assortment al Ready Made Clothing. made
up IN theIr own shop. consisting Of Coats.
paGialoOn.. Vests, Overcoals, SHIFTS and
Cojar> OF the latest style. good LOT al
Wuoicn Starts and Drawers.
Superb, LAS and Caps. for Men and
Boys. Also, IA lot oi The very finest Guy
Made Duols. Also. a good lot Vi Cmbrei.
las.
They repeat, that their Goods have been
selected with great care; tina, they are de-
tprmined 10 Keep none but the very best al
ricl,s, and that they will sell them on the
best possible terms. for prompt pay. They
invne all To con-" aud look al their GOods.
As ,Aey tepl confident they can please the
most f,si,dinuS. # they can be pleased VITA
GOOD Goods al reasonable prices.
1hrv wall continue To carry on the Tai
lo-Inr Business as usual. and while they
tate his occasion IT, return their thanks to
thrir old !ri-nis and customers. they re-
.ppcliuily solicit a Continuance Oi their Gus
tom. Their work will ALWAYS he executed
IN The prompte>t manner and by the best
Il ulkueu 10 ur had.
p = imny be thought hv some hat we
will nrt dcs,rr I" make up Garnrnis ir"m
Cloths purchased Al other Il u>-s. hui ~"
as>r,r. our trends aud ,he puhiIc ih.' >u"h
is nat The idci. but lha We aT- dr>lIuus Z"
uri all the work we eau. aud ihai we wall
tiul-h all ,h'. jobs with whIrh wr
may e favored, no mIiter al whom ;nr
Gnuds are purchased Az w. ak Is. To
rry ~. ami Sc ENGLEDDW 4 co.
Nov 10. l>Jl-ri III
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No Cure no Paw!

y1NIIE undersigned has prrmhncnti' located
d himself III Calhoun. McMirn county, At
which place hr has Opened an D.,lc" tot .LC
purpose of prrpariu. claims i't all p.r,nus
who have claims a-tInst the G"N"ruiucn', tor
Pensions, Bnunt, Lands, Pay proper, tx'ra
PAY. Pay for lost Horses. and every other de
scrption of claims for adjudication BET re- the
Departments at Washington. he Is well pre-
pared, havin. all IT." Pension Laws. and all
the tx cutiye Regulations. 4" direct him in
preparing CLAIMS, and IN addition twenty
years experience in that line of business. IiIs
charges shall be moderate. Many claims are
lost on account OF being prepared by Inexpc-
rienceh uersons. Call aud see INN. No charge
for talking about your claims.
SAMUEL WORKMAN.
Aug 23,lS50-l2m 100
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-02-21
DIR, Fi,cl.'s Celebrated Medicines.

Pulmonary BnI.am, Depuru'vc Syrup.
Prc'urnI EXreclrrani, Heart Corccior, Pull
m"nnry Imminent. limmor CUrrecl"r. Pure
md Medicinal Cod Liver Oh. Anti.Dyspep-
tic Mixture. Cough ard Cathar,ic Pills.
Ncrvins, Female Pills. Vcrmfnge, Female
Specific. &c. &C.. used by him constantly
and with urrr,cnJrnled success in The trent.
mcUt Of C".d>, Coughs Consumption. A s,h.
ma. Heart Disease, Dyspepsia. Scr"fuln,
Skin Diseases, Rhoumatlsm. Female Com
plants, Piles, &c. &c.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-02-21

ArrEHs. Tenn. August 2Slh. 1880.
.Nessrs .ucriin s. IPhitelcy-- Gentlemen:
take pleasure IN informing you OF the re
suit o! your National Tonic. was allie
ted with Chils and Fever, and was suhjecl
to it for several years, when ! procured
one bottle Of your Tonic from your Agent,
G. w. Boss s. Co., and 10 my great sur
prise and satisfaction, in three days was
entirely well. and have never had a sin,p-
tom since, Tor which am much obliged IL
sou, and would confidently recommend il
TO the public. Yours, &C..
McCOV
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-02-21
Martin Il VThitc!y's National Tonic

(WHICH eXCcls all remedies IN the cure
w of Ague and Fever. and Dyspepsia.
1t is purely vegetable compound. and is
perfectly innocent IT. its effects. Elias
Rauh, of W,ightsvIlc, York co , Pa, says:
81 have never known any remedy equal to
your Invaluable National Tonic for Ague
and Fever" DR.. Ii. G.. Grllin, Of Cam
bridge, South Carolina, wines to us
"Yuur National Tonic kills the ChillS
dead" aud Cary ". All Of Church'own.
Cumberland county, Pa, says: cit has
cured me OF the most obstinate and lnve,e-
rate ease of Dyspepsia" In postscript
he says, 81 consider myself perfectly cured.
See pamphlet,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-02-21
Clancery Court, Pikeville'
OFFICE OF THE G.. &. NJ,
January Rules. 1851. s
Hugh +. GIlbrealh,

Samuel II. Gllbrealh.
I'm motion. and it appearing mat the de-
" iendant is nonresident OF this Stale
it is ordered that publication be made IN the
Athens Post, a newspaper published in the
town of Athens. McNInn county, Tonnes
see, tor four successive weeks, requiring
the said defendant TO appear on or before
the next term Of the Chancerv Court, 10 he
held al PikeviIIe, B!eGsoe county. Tenn.
on the % Monday OF March nex', and an
s%er the complaInan,'s bill. or the same
will be taken Tor confessed, aud set for heat
ing er parte
THOS. N. FRAZIER, C. s. NJ.
Jan. Is. lS5l-4t l24
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VOU. VITO tue owe for ph, Sic Tor all the
Il last year
TO nv solicitation BE- pleased 10 lend an ear;
| want the money. a. you dad the physic
which you got,
And for ~ | must send II bring II you Ill
not.
Jan. "a, 1851. WIN. BURNS.
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Dir. Eitch's Celebrated Six
Lectures

On the Prevention ard Cure of Consump,
ton, asthma. Diseases OF the Heart. &c. :,
and on the method of preserving Health
and Beauty 10 an old age.
This book should b" in every family. To
the constructive it points ont the only rea,
sonnhlc hope for relief. To mothers, the
directions II gives for tho care and cduca.
ton Of Children are invaluable. $4,000
copies OF Tins Book have passed through
the press. and the sale continues naba,rd.
For sale by s. :. FITCH a. CO, TOT
Broadway, New York; aud Ii. W. ROSS g.
CO., Athens. Tennessee
015rDr. FITCH'S GUIDE TO lNVA.
LIDS, "r Directions to persmns using Dr..
Fi'ch'S Remedies, to be had gratis, of all
his Agents.
June u. 1S50-tf. 81.
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IRISH LINEN.
G. O. W. = Il Z - & Z; S,
,fITORNEY AT Law,

ATHENS, EAST TENNESSEE,
rsRACrICEs; in the different counties com
e. posing the THIRD Judicial Circut-wil
-attrnd TO the collecting and securing o claim
and will give his undivided attention to al
business entrusted to his care.
March ., iSl9-tf %
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-02-21

Also, D-. .V.?Es Tz.I"!s g'2Es,TgEy'GE,
Which i. mos, valuable remedy for eX'
Drl!ng Worms from children and grown
persons.
For sale hv III" same Agents as above.
MAY "a, lSJO--ly 81
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TEACHER WANTED.

rH7HE Trustees Of Forest iiIIl Academy
I desire 10 employ a Teacher to MI the
place of Mr.. Samuel, the present Principal
oi The INSTITUTION, who retlres at the end o,
the present session. The next session Will
commence between the first and 10Th OF
March next. Address
CNAS. METCALFE, Secy.
A,hpns Wenn. Dec. ", lSJO--tf lis
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T'OhacrO

EEON Tire Iron of every description, or
Il hand and for sale by J. X. brown.
Get 10, lSlg--tf Sc
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-15

DEATH OF HENRY NJ. suREvE. This worthy
citizen died at the residence of his son-in.law IL,
this city yesterday. He was for nearly forty years
closely Identified with The commerce Of the West.
administrations of Adams, jackson and VanBuren.
he filled the important post Of u S Superintendent
Of Western river improvements, and by the steam
snag boat, OF which he was the inventor. con
trihated largely to the safety of Western com
MERGE. No him belongs the honor Of demon
straing the practcability Of navigating the Mssis
sippi river with steamboats,. He commanded the
first steamer that ever assembled that river and
made several and valuable improvements both Of
the steam engine and Of the hull and cabins Of
Western steamboats,. Whilst the British were
threatening New Orleans in lsl4-'I5, he was en-.
ployed by Gen. Jackson in several hazardous en-
terprses and during the battle Of the 9Th Of Janu.
arY, served one Of the field pieces which DESTROYED
the advancing column led by Gen. Kean. His
nams has become historically associated with
Western river navigation, and will long be cher.
ished By his numerous friends throughout this val
lev. (St Louis Republican, 7sh inst
The aourishiDg town Of Shreveport, in this State
| was named in honor Of Capt shreve, whose de-
s,eaae il noticed nh0ve ssS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-15

THE cerled 10 The ord for the cure
OF Dyspepsia iormseh the headache heartburn,
acity The stomach loss Of Appetite ahs
incipent debility from pocctd levers
fever and heat cod @ diseases
ing deranged condition Of the stomach
excellent remedy and surpassed By medicine In
for females suffering from deranEs ent
Among the numerous and highly respectable Certificates we rer
Professor A. A. HAYES, M. D., State Asayer
FTTznENRy HOMER, ESQ.,, Bottom;
Jas z: DUNN Esd, City Treasurer. Hoston
Hon. MyRoN LAwRsNCR, II. Pres. Mass. Senate;
Hon. l., Il. ARNOLD. formerly Governor OF Rhode Island
Hon. WM. WooDnRIDsx. formerly Governor Of Michi'
Hon. J; T MeRxHEAD. formerly Governor of Kentucky,
Hon. j. r. s1MMoxs, u. g. Senator from, Rhode Island
Hon. SAm'ts PHELPS, u. y senator itcm Vermont ;
Hon. SOLOMON FooTR. member Of Cougress from w.
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