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Washington telegraph., 1853-01-19
Concealed Guilt.

Almost every sensible man will grant the
folly and absurdity Of false Appearances
But few among our most sensible men can
be found, who do not wear one soul IN their
bosom, and another IN their tacc. These
may be very nearly alike; tho inner and out.
or may be as twin brothers; but they are
Mrely-rarely-onc and tho ssme. Every
man has some little secre. which The eyes &
men see not, some Slight spotor stain, which
BIZ dress coat i made 70 hile; some tankcr
aching and eating amid tie roses of by
smiles. The poor man vAo makes Tie show
Of a rich one, sacrificing happiness, to sls.
tain a gaudy. false appearance, il but broad
coarse type Of mans comfort, and peace, and
all the substance Of his deceptive nature We
are all sacrificing something TO like cud.
The more We sacrifice, the worse for It's If
We are guilty Of any great fanlt, which We
can conceal from public view. VIC shut up the
knowledge Of it in our own heart, where It
gnaws like worm. If on the other hand,
the door Of the secret chamber Of guilt bc
thrown open. and conscience from within
cries out in agony, "Oh brethren. behold the
stain Of my hand-w;th this did the deed
and the world bahclds, and concealment Is
at an end, ard fear has given place to se.
curity-e even the security Of despair-un-
speakable is the relief In reading the Scar
let Letter, who does not feel deeper commits
Grafton for the respected minister, with the
brand Of reinorse burning il bis heart. than
for his companion in guilt, with, the symbol
Of shame burning upon her breast before
the world' As with great things 50 with
small
Washington telegraph., 1853-01-19
co. N T E N T NJ E N T .

he following stanzas are 260 years old; the
= written by ROBERT SoUTHwELL:
Ny conscience is my crown.
Contented thoughts my rest,
My heart is happy in ITSELF
My bliss is In my breast.
My wishes are but few,
All easy to fulfill
l make the limits of my power
The bonds unto my will.
l fear no care of gold,
Well-doing is my wealth;
My mind TO me an empire is,
While grace afordeth health.
clip high climbing thoughts
The wings of swelling pride;
Their fall is worst that from the height
Ofgreatest honors slide.
Since sails of largest size
The storm doth soonest tear,
l hear 50 small and low sail
As freeth me from fear.
No change Of fortunes calm
Can cast my comforts down;
When fortune m les, smile to think
How quickly she will frown.
And when in froward mood
She proved an angry foe,
Small gain found TO let her come,
Less loss to let her 20.
Washington telegraph., 1853-01-19
TEErH-Healthy teeth depend mainl,

TEErH.-Healthy teeth depend mainly
on healthy digestion, and on cleanly habits
as regards the teeth. They must, of course,
be confined to the purposes for which they
are designed. I:thcy are employed for the
purpose of cracking nuts. biting thread, un-
screwing needecases, or turning the stopper
of smelling bottle; if the mouth is used as
a kind of portable for tool-chcst, in which
a pair Of scissors, knife, vice, corkscrew.
or any other instrument, may be found at the
time of need--then serious and irretrieyable
injury will eventually be done to the enamel
of the teeth, which no healthiness of diges-
ton nor cleanliness of habit will avail to
remedy.
Washington telegraph., 1853-01-19

HORRIBLE OUTRAGE AND SrlcIDE.-A
couplc Of ruGans committed q terrible out.
rage upon a married woman, named Harvey,
in the town Of Solon, Cortland county. n. Y.
on Thursday. a fortnight ago. Mrs Har-
vey had occasion to 90 into the yard in front
Of her house late in the evening, and being
absent some length Of time, her husband be-
came alarmed, and went out to ascertain the
cause Of her delay. On reaching the back
part ofthc yard he heard a faint cry and the
trampling Of feet, and Immediately started in
the direction Of the noise, when he saw two
men carrying of Mrs. H. The wretches. on
seeing the approach Of Mr. Harvey. laid
down their prize and escaped. The woman
was found gagged. and from the fright caused
BY the attempt to abduct her she became de-
ranged. and in that condition fed from her
home few days after, and put an end TO
her existence BY hanging herself. This
singular transaction remains mystery. No
one can form reason for the attempt to ab-
duct this old lady, who was peaceable and
quiet woman, and was never known to CON-
NIT an act Of any kind to the serious injury
Of any person.
Washington telegraph., 1853-01-19

WoRru TRYNc.-A lump Of wet salera-
tus applied to the sting Ct a wasp Or bee.
viii stop tie pain in one moment and pre-
vent it from swelling. It is a sure remedy for
rattlesnale bites if applied Immediately.
Washington telegraph., 1853-01-19

Excuse me, madame, but / would Ike
TO ask, why yon look at me 50 savagely!"
"Oh, bee pardon, sir, took !ru for my
husband
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
Hannibal Wholesale Market.

HANNIAbL, Mo, AUGUsT IL, 1853.
FLOUR-Fme City Brands, 81.
g SuperfnP, o. 509ol IS
WHEAT-60@85c q. bushel-s5 els for New Wheat
CORN--25135c p bushel.
OATS--20c a bushel
HEMP-Good-Si p cwt.
TOBACCO-S2 50dS5 90 q cwt.
HAY-40G50c q cwt.
SALT-Kanawha, 45cI G. A. 81 Is.
LARD -7GS4c = NJ
TALLOW-69Sc d h.
CORN MEAL-45a5Oc U bushsl.
FLAXSEED-75GaOc d bushel.
WOOL 2O@35c q H.
BUTTER-S@l2Ic. u n.
EGGS-Sc r dozen
APPLES-Dred, 81 10j Green, 5oG6o.
PEACHES-Dred, 81 509S3-none.
SUGAR--5d7c q ID.
MELASSES-35945c p gallon.
COFFFE-I0I@lIc q h.
POTATOES-Isish 3od60c; Sweet, 81 so.
ONIONS-20 G5Oc T. bushel.
BACON-5cGSc
SrCNE COAL-lS625c q bushel
WHITE BEANS-$l O0g 81 25.
WHlSKY-City Brands l9c e gallon.
HlDES-Dry 7i@ssc; Green &c.
RASINS-$3 50d
PARTNERSHIP.
HONEY-S@10PD.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
CONSTITUTION
or THE
HANNIBAL CITY LIQUOR LAW REFORM
ASSOCIATION.

Arr. |. This Association shall be known a,
the Hannibal City Liquor Law Reform .fSSoci-
alton.
Arr 2. The object Of this society shall be to
aid in suppressing, by law, the manufacture and
sale OF intoxicating drinks in the city and State.
Arr. 3. Any person subscribing TO the Con
slitesion, and paying into The treasury of the
society the sum Of not less than ten cents annu
ally, shall be entitled 10 u membership in this
association.
Arr. 4. The officers of this society shall be
President, six Vice Presidents one lady and
one gentleman from each ward in the CITY, a
Secretary and Treasurer, and Board of Mana
gers composed of two ladies and one gentleman
from each ward in the city, to be elected semi
annually, and TO hold their Offices until their sue
cessors are elected.
Arr. D. The officers and managers shall con-
stitute Board Of Solicitation, who shall at their
earliest convenience district the city a. they
may deem best, and solicit every citizen over
the age Of fourteen years TO unite with this assoc
citation.
ART. 6. 1t shall be the duty of the officers
and managers OF this association to suggest from
time TO time, such measures as they may think
best adapted to promote the objects of this assoc
citation.
Arr. Z. The Secretary and Treasurer shall
perform the duties of similar officers Of other
associations, and report quarterly, the progress
Of this organization, and the condition OF its
funds.
ART. 8. The society shall hold regularly
quarterly meetings, and may be called together
at any time by the President, at the request of
any three of the officers or managers.
ART. 8. The annual meetings of this society
shall be held on the first Monday in May.
The 9th article of the Constitution was, OH
motion of COL McDannold, amended by striking
out the words "ovCr fourteen" and inserting
cover ten."
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

Hoilotoay'S Ointment and Pil2s, Sgpcrio,
Remedy for ScOrJWic Affections and all Dis.
cases Of He Stin.-Cutaneou diseases are
in their nature both obnoxions and painful
10 those afflicted, causing great anxiety q
mind, heaviness, WEAKNESS, and detection
of spirits. To effect cure of those dread
fol maladies, use Holloway's Ointment and
Pills. The latter is the finest purifier Of
the blood ever discovered, and there Is
nothing eqeal TO the Ointment for allaying
the irritation Of the parts affected. BY a
steady perseverance In the use OF these
remedies the most agruvated diseases OF
the skin may be cured, and the patient re-
stored to sound health.
HEALTH FOR THE STIATEEL1
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
New Cigar and Tehaseo Neeei

AT THE WIGWAM IN SHOOT q DAVIS, NEE
BUILDING, IN COMMERCIAL Row
i FER 4 AHBo0AST hereby inform their fri-,As
IL and the PGblic generally that they B0v seeupV a
room in SHOOT n DAVIS new building ,!krvs
they are prepared TO ill ell orders in their ehssp,
il not cheaper, than any other house in the city nv
have choice selection Of Tobseco CiaaTs, nuuIRf.
Pipes, &C., &c; and they truly say their aoek q
goods is the largest, best aud 1ost copSte asssst4
ment ever offered in Hannibal.
The following comprise part q their Bsas6s,
10000 III sol Regalias,
1000 La Psloma do.
1000 La Nornas;
10000 Justo SAM Prineipest
5000 CaLadoras, $50
1900 Plantationt t-.E
$4,000 Common Regaiss;
10000 Half Spanish;
10000 Melees 'lt
Virginia Chewing Tobacco.
VIM. HaIe'', Jesse Hare's, James ThOmaS'j GsA Seth
Halsey's Tobacco, '7gI-f
Missouri Tobacco. t.
D. J. Garth's Mol Hendsrson's Ne. 4; Buehnerss
No. l; Jamisons No. I; Dansman's Cherry Juice Ne.
I; MoHett n Harris Lump.
All Of which We will sell low for cash
Lmch24-wifJ LEER 4 ARBOGAsT.
Reeeived-1 new lot Of Imperial Cigars.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
From the Columbia Statesman.

MEXICO, Mo-, July ~, 1853.
Col. SwITzLER: Through the medium of your
paper we would be glad 10 have word to say
in reference TO temperance in this portion of
the moral vineyard.
Ross has been with US lecturing, as usual, TO
crowded houses. Last Sunday and Monday he
surpassed all expectation, by his lucid and argu-
mentaiive address. We have often heard tenn
perance lectures before, but we have to acknowl-
edge that he actually leaps the climax" in any,
thing we ever heard. From what we read
concerning Ross before he came among us, we
really entertained fears as TO his success par
tlcularly the Boonvllle tragedy operated consd-
erabIy on our nervous system, and sour commit
lee" had an idea of advising him TO thunder less
Sercre and tighten less terrific But at the sug-
gestlon of all sold tetotaler,' we agreed TO "let
him rip" and then he performed his part most
bedHtuuy-to the pleasure OF some, conviction
OF many, and entire satisfaction Of all. Really!
before we saw this man we had almost imagin-
ed him some monsterj with teeth like tiger
and claws like lion, and would bite, scratch
and fight everything that came in his way. But
how mistaken we were when we beheld little
muscular fellow, of a sangune temperament, and
an eye of fire, and mouth like catfsh-stand-
ing in the pulpit, speaking energetica.ly yet We
ry respectfully. We actually had to ask our
selves II THIS was Ross. And the next day
when we heard him on the "immoralty of the
traffic in alcoholic beverages and grapple by
the forelock those "tratfickers in the drink" that
are enseonced in the pales of the church, and
hold them up TO the gaze Of the world, with
their hands dyed in the blood of innocent VIC
Tins, we then began TO believe that all the out
cry in Boonville and elsewhere against this fell
low Ross, originates from his manner of treat
ing his subject. Dear brother Ross! can't you
spare the godly mems feelings and let them
corrupt the morals of our people and society p
send our citizens to fill drunkard's graves, and
turn the widow and orphan out upon the cold
charities of a colder world? Cruel brother Ross!
Our good brethren of the church will soon get
rich by their business, and then what sums of
money they will give away FOR missionary pur-
poses and other charitable objects, and they will
give then that all The tcorld may knop their truly
active beneuolence. but you won't do it. No!
We know you won't, and we are glad of it.
Lay it on to them. Lash them with lash
of scorpions until public Indignation will arise
and rrown them down to that position which
their business merits. Go it, Ross, for we'll
buck you. Hit them again. MEXICO.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

MEMpEEs OF CoSeREss ron MIssouRr.-It
having been sufficiently well ascertained that
Mr.. CARuTHERs is elected in the seventh dis
trict, and Mr.. LINDLrv in the third district, we
have only now 10 republish as certain the LIST
we gave some weeks since as probable. II is
as follows:
WhigS-SAM. CARurHrRs, JAS. J. LISDLEr,
JONI G. Miller, MoRDEcAI OLIVER
observation-disclosures II. BESToN, A. W.
LAMB, JomN S. PHELPs.-[ Intelligenccr.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
(augiodtf)
VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE!!

AnA THE undersigned administrator NiTA
1sttsVf Of the e,iste Of ROBERT VAN. A&zs9sk
HIM 3SCROAICKE, deceased, will G#
49, lsel TO the highest bidder, on Sat
mdly the first day Of October nsSt, the VsuS6.s FsTn
lately occupied by the ssd deceased Monroe COUNTY
Mo, tNs and 9 half miles Esst Of Clinton, on III.
s ate Road Leading from Paris to Palmyra and HanDi-
bali containing 800 acres, 400 Of which is under fence
and 40 ecIss in high state Of cultivation and the
balance OF the land 10 well tmbsred.
There 10 on TIE prsniTes, good dwelling house and
barn, and other necessary out buildings, with good
orchard The fern 10 we'll watsred q susceptible
Of beng divided ao two email FERNS but will b sold
in body. PossOision will be given on the first Gsy
Of March nsHt
Terms O. the sale, will be one hsf Of the purchase
money on the hrst dsy Of March next the other hall
in twelve months from the day Of sale bond and ap-
proved security will be requirsds good and sufficient
deed will Be given receiving the last paynOlt. AHy
person wishing 10 see the premises call Samuel
Vanschoaicke or the undersigned administrator, living
in tie neKhAorhood, who will Show the land.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON, Admir-.
August sth, 1858. Caugi1w6D
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

IN our columns may be found the advertisement Of
that excellent medicine known as Ayre's Cherry Pee
ioa Its success in curing the varios diseases of the
Lungs is attracting universal stsntos, not oAy of the
leaned and philanthroPic, but of the whos public.
The article undoubtedly is what pretsndS 10 be, Q
remedy for Lung Complaints and the remarkable cures
which ere becoming EnOwn every where cannot long be
overlooked by the people.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
CHERRY PICTORIAL.
Fer the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH.
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

Many yea Of trial instead Of impairng the public conf
deDce in this medicine has for 1t appreciation and
noor BY Sr breeding the most .angune expectations Of
taxable benefit conferred Thousands of sufferers could
originate and maintain the reputation It employ. While
inferior remedies thrust the community,
failed and been discarded has gained friends by every
trial. conferred benefits the afflicted they forget,
and produced too and too remarkable
fOr Ts;s. !, =. foam, -, ,u,,,, ;, .,.,, 49,,
medicine will nfsllibly cure-sl there is abup dan proof
that the Cherry Pectoal docs not only general thing
almost invariably the maAdes for which it is employed
As time makes these facts wider and better known, this
medicine has gradually become the best reiancs Of the c
ed FROM the log cabin Of the American Peasant the Pal
of European Kings Throughout this entire country
every State city, and indeed almost every hamlet
Cherry PectO kneWn the best remedy extant for dis
of the throat and lungs and in foreign countries
coming 70 be extensively ueed by their intelligent
Physicians. In Great Britain France and GERMANY where
the medical sciences have reached their highest perfection
Cherry Pectora 10 INTRODUCED and in constant se In the
domestic practice, the surest remedy their attending Ply
scRns can employ for the dangerous Affections Of the
lungs Also in milder and for children Is safe
ant and eecuAl to In fact Of the latrpg
testimonials receive have been from parents found
it eicacous in particularly incidental childhood
The Cherry PectoIal by practical
st and every Of IL under his eye with
accuracy and Is sealed and protected by law from
counterte, consequently can be relied genuine without
adulteratiOn.
We have endeavored here TO furnish the community with
medicine Of such intrinsic superiority and worth should
commend itself to their confidence remedy safe,
and eecua which this has by repeated and
trials proved itself be and trust by great in prepa.
ing it with chemical accuracy Of uniform strength, afford
new Sgent on Shich they can rely for the best
results and the afflicted with Rremedy that will do for them
all that medicine can do.
Prepared sold by James c. Aver, Practical and Auay
sJ- Sold BY L. 7. Brttipgham Bro, Hannibal Kieht.
ley Carstarphen New London Ts'e Turnbu Co.. Frank
ford; Clifford Davis Co.. Clarksvie Francis, Walton
Warren, 81. Louis: and By Druggists every"here-s&
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

YELLow FEVER IN New ORLEANs.-A cor
respondent of The New York Tribune says, I'm
der date of Odd ut:
The report from the Hospital in this even
ing's Delta shows some improvement in the
health, provided the number of deaths can be
considered fair criterion, there being only 81
deaths to-day. In private practice the fever is
increasing, and they die so fast that hearses
cannot be had for all, and they have to take cabs
to convey some of the dead to the burial grounds.
Those who die in the Charity Hospital are put
in rough pine boxes made at the Work. House,
and are taken to Potter's Field in carts, seven
being a load for one horse and cart yester-
day saw seven loads go out of the Hospital.
Most of those who die in the Hospital have no
friends, and are buried by the city.
An extra meeting of the city council was
called, and a plan agreed upon for Board of
Health, sc. The Tribune's correspondent
continues, under date of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, of the
oath;
have Just returned from the Charity Hospi,
tai. The official report of the deaths is moi
made up till III o'clock each day, although the
report only embraces the death up to II o'clock
the night previous. A young man in the office
Informed me the number for "a hours was abou
40, that he was then making out certificates foi
some 80 who were in the dead house, and thai
they died so last he had TO make out imperfect Ger
'tfcates, for want Of time. saw several poo
fellows admitted who will never go out again
alive. Weather very unfavorable.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
WILLIAM COHEN,

. Main street, Hannibal, MI
NHE subscriber has permanently located in this eslt
a and is always prepared TO repair Watches bfoken
jewelry, &c. in the most workmanike manner and on
the mostresonable terms. He has n ow on hand. and
INSTANTLY receiving fresh supplies Of the finest and
the best importing houses in the east His stoeh To-
unsurpassed by any other house in the city, and those
who give him call will be satisfied with his bargahs,
as he offers great Inducements 10 purchasers.
The citizens OF Marion and Rails counties are w.
specially invited ie give me a call Store on Mslx
street, opposite the "Great Western lsept5l
Just received in addition to his fol mer stock sp-
ply OF Ear Rings, Pins, sc. Also very fine Lot Of
Jet Ear Rings, new style. Smiths New YORK. Geld
Pens-waTanted---a very fine article. Oet2L
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
ATTENTIONil

The Marion County Temperance Society will meet
pursuant to adjournment, on Saturday The Sd day ot
September at ~ O'Clock, p Nj, TO discuss the Maine
Liquor Law. The friends ana oppon nts of said law,
afe requested TO attend and the different divisions arc
requested to be represented by delegates.
T. II. TATLOW. Pres.
Palmyra, August s 1888 (sugl0d&wtd)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
HANNIBAL JOURNAL, AUGUST IL, 1863.

.UT A man was recently executed at
Naples, who was proved 10 have been guilty
OF numbering % persons, including his ia
Their and mother, and several others Of his
own family. o.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

TEMPERAwCE.-Wer epuOlish the constitution
of the Hannibal City Liquor Law Association,
to show that the Maine Liquor Law is not de-
fAitively contemplated, but merely some prohibit
tory law; nor is even this the primary object of
the association but first their desire is TO rid the
city Of liquor selling, and secondly, to aid in the
Ersat and good work of purging the State.
Some persons seem to fear that State proh-
bitory law will be passed by the legislature be-
fSre the people are ready for it. Not particle
Of danger of any such occurrence. The greater
probability is that it will be difficult TO make the
Legislature toe the mark after the people are
ready. If it be said that the people never will
be ready, we have to answer that the assertion
lacks proof, and We are not therefore bound to
believe anything Of the sort
Ross, the temperance giant, is waking up the
people on the Missouri river, and has furnished
the occasion for hero to distinguish himself
The Mayor Of Boonville, at the head of sixty
armed men, succeeded in preventing whole
street full of women and children from entering
a Presbyterian church on Sunday When it Is
remembered that nothing but flank fence sep
arated the men--prmed only with bowie knives
and pis.ols-lrom the women and children, WI
are bound to rank this exploit with that OF Bue
ma Vista! The place ought to be called Mayo
Benedict's Battle Ground.
O. The Columbia Statesman objects to holdin
the printers convention at Boonvllle, lest III
Mayor should dgive us all of at the point OF tn
6ayonet.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11

The last Statesman" contains several COM
munlcatiOns relative to the Mayors course at
Boonville, which we shall endeavor to find
room for soon
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
The SHADY SIDE.
IRAN AWAY

IRON the subscriber, living in Howard eoun-
Il ty, Mo-, near Fsyette, on Saturday night.
the 18th of this month, black man named
JOE. He was heavy set, about FIVE feet.
ten inches high rather round-shouldered.
or STOPPING in his walk about twenty
three years old; jet black weighs, about
100 pounds. He was formerly owned by
Capt. Stone of this county, and il is posi-.
BILE that he may be lurking about that
neighborhood. will give $50 reward for
him II found in this State, and secured so
that can obtain him; or what the law
re9nires, which is 500 Reward, Il taken
o0t of the State
MORGAN A. TAYLOR.
July 2lst, lS53:-w4ts
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-08-11
New Advertisements.
MIR. SONS SCHOOL
HAM

II n ~ ~ - N IL
u EV. DANIEL EMERSON, A. M will open an Engh and
II Classical School for boys in Hannibal the hTst Mon
day in September in the basement Of the Second Presbyterian
Church. T-rm per quarter Of eleven weeks. Pr common
English Branches ,ograpby Arithmetic, 60 SIS co. ighr
Phos ply, Chemistry, &C. So 90 Classics 81 90; French,
German and Double Entry Book Keeping each extra
Fuel and care Of room, so cents.
For Information in regard qualifications and experience,
Mr.. E P ftrs IN the following testimonial:
From PRESIDENT PIERCE-''Ihis may certify that Mr..
Daniel Emerson graduated Western Reserve College in
August 1889. He alike distinguished for talent and
sch lahp and held first standing in his class lie is
sdered well qualified instruct any department Of edu
cation but for kill in Languages and would
it is believed, excel as Teacher in Classic Seminary.
GEORGE Z PIERCE,
"Wesern Reserve Col ege, Pres West. Res College"
Aug. 22d, 1871"
FROM JUDGE VAN SwEARISGRN ASD OTHERs- 81 concur
fully with the sentimtnts in toe certificate Of President
Perez Of the qualifications of Rev. D. Emerson to instruct in
any department Of education" and cheeruly add, that
have been constant patron Of his school, taught here since
its organization and that it is surpassed by and equalled
by few within my know ledge for efficiency and government
THOMAS VAN SWEARtNGEN."
"Wost Ely, June Is 1858"
1--WE cordially concur in the JOHN NJ. COMBS, ESD
above mmendations, JOHN WATSON.
(aug9tNS4m) ALFRED WARNER"