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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11

u The attention of our readers is directed to
the advertisement Of that old and responsible
Institution, the Protection Fire and Marine In
surance Company, OF Hartford, Of which Mr.
Hampton is Agent.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11

uJDAn article in last weeks Republican puff.
mig Irowbrdge's ink, says it will not "cor
rode metallic po~ers" Please xplain. A cro,c.
bar is metallic power, so are Nicholas of Rus.
STA and other -heeled despots of Europe
metallic poacers." but it would be Impossible 70
invent anything capable of corroding the latter.
and what Trowbridge's ink has to do with the
matter we cannot divine.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11

injured and peSsecuted individnal All this.
will show the folly of attempting to convict
iinancier. and gentlemen with some four
hundred thousand dollars The main point in
law is good evidence
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11

HEAR GREELY!-"We consider the Wing
party not only defeated but undone. We can
contemplate its history with all the philosophy
cal candor that we can bring to bear on the
history ofthe English war Of the Roses. or the
Afall Of the GirondisthinnR evolutionar
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11

LADELFHIA. APTII 70, 1000.
$3.50, 900 worth Of the new silver coin, in
quarters, dimes and half dimes, was issued
from the Mint-b day.
THE ERicssos-Ths ship is now lying at
her dock in Eilliamsburgh, just above the
Grand st. Ferrr. Important alterations are
going on in her machinery at Hogg & Delama
will considerably Increase her speed. She is
to be ready to sail for London, on her first pas
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11

GOLD IN TExAs.-The Austin Gazette, of the
10Th ut. says: ave learn from one of our cit.
izens who has recently explored the country
west OF the Colorado,snd between Sandy Creek ;.
Which empties into the Colorado about Hamil.
tons valley, to the Concbo, that rich deposits
q gold have been found on all the streams, and
In several places rich veins Of ore have been
found IN the hill-sides Already considera.
bic number of hands are at work at various.
points, anu making fair wages, by the use Of
hand'rockers. The richest deposits, we un--
derstand, are found in the beds of branches
and rayipss.s;
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11

SANTA ANNA Washington corr
respondent of the Journal of Com
merce remarks:
'Sanra Anna, in his communica-
ton to Escobar, made a gratuitous :
declaration ofwar against the United
States. Many suppose that he courts
hostilities with the United States, for
several reasons-to wit, that, in war.
he can do as he pleases, having the
supreme and uncontrolled power:
and then, if the result of the war
should not make him Emperor, or
perpetual dictator,-it will be to force
an annexation Of Mexico to the
United States. and thereby save his
head and his vast landed estates.
Througheall his former vicissitudes
Santa Anna has been able to pre-
serve his lands. Those have new
er been confiscated. The. first /.
thing he did after landing at Vera !
Cruz, was to visit his estate near jail.
apa., But, in another violent revolu--
ton, he might chance to lose his
lands, if not his life.'
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11
Charlton Land o mcJ
fill that station ina q

GFLife insurance is
attention Of all. The nj
this community may die ton
family or friends exposed to pes
fering or loss. BY the insurance of -
can families and creditors be secured b6
every contingency. We extract the follow in
from The Cincinnati Gazette:
persons going to California can now obtain
insurance on their lives. with the Kentucky
Mutual Life Insurance Company. upon favor.
able terms. This Company, by strict adj.
herence to principles Of prudence and justice.
has been very successful. 1t now numbers
nearly two thousand members. But few los
ses have been experien ced-.and the Company,
aside from its ample capital, has abundant
means t" meet all liabilities. Therefore, those
who insure with this Company. may do so in
the full assurance that if they die, their claims
will be promptly paid"
George S. Hampton is the Agent. and Henry
hurry NJ. D., the Medical Examiner Of the
above named Company in this place.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11

ply to Gov Lanes proclamation, powerful.
vindicating the rights Of Mexico, and sustain
ing them with the most unanswerable docu
ments.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11
Loss OF the Independence.

Capt. Sampson states that the whole num-
Der lost from the Independence was l25. fiji.
teen OF the crew. nIn his statement of the dis.
aster he says the J. launched was swamped,
but the second re NJ the shore with a line.
Two other boats Z zen launched in which
those passen gers ing taken ashore when
the flames got "A nay that those aboard
| !.
became wild - ped overheard.
was throw he sea. and
O she was
persons
a pl passer.
tn Fher, into
Capt. Sampson Il "a boat and pulled
around Magdalerl Day. where he found the
schooner A. Emey, which Immediately pro-
ceeded to the 1slsnd Meantime h owever, the
passengers went across the south side Of the
island, where thsy found boats and whaling
ships The passeh rrs were all taken on board
these ships. whert heir sufferings were reliev.
ed. The whale sbh Meteor was finally char
tered to take them U San Francisco, where
they arrived on ,he'lsk Oh. Capt. states
that if the steame saken fire, not
soul would have He also states that
Unfortunate fF 7ter7f1iy 1atal as this dis
aster has been. will be source of congratu.
lation to everyone that the crazy old craft is
gone. The In ePendence is said 10 have been
formerly running on the Sacramento river and
utterly unseaRorihy. We are informed that
very few passengers could ever be induced to
risk their lives in her on the down trips, and
only ventured aboard Of her at San Juan TO
avoid expense and exposure while waiting an.
other vessel.
The following are the names Of most of the
passengers lost from the Western States. Mrs.
Z Drown ~, H ] Roberts, J
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11

DYsPErrIcs --Dr 49, (s PEGS
True Digestive F4uid; or 0ayl,ic Juice, pr
from RENNET, or the Fourth Stomach Of
after directions OF Baron LIEpIG, the great
siological Chemist, by J HovsHroS, M d, fnl.
ladelphia. This is truly a wonderful remedy
for INDIGESTION, Dyspepsia Jaundice, Liner Com
PLANT, Constipation, and Debility, curing after
Natures oacn method, BY Natures o,on agent, the
Gastric Juice Pamphlets containing scientific
evidence ofits value, furnished by agents gratis.
See notice among Medical Advertisements
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11

Wherever w, b, FARRELLs Arabian Liniment
has been used it calls forth the gratitude ante
praise of the sufferer. Read the follow ing re.
markable cure:
Z" have had. the Rheumatism for the last.
eight years. and.have used many kinds Of med
icine to little or no effect; at"la last procured.
some OF b FARRELL Arabian Liniment and
Indian specific; and found immediate relief I
therefore feel no. hesitation in recommends
them to the public as tho best medicines I'M
for Rheumatism.
Peoria, I'll, Aprij 20. 4akc.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11

NEW DIRK coLIEoroH.-rhe N. Y. Herald,
speaking Of the resignation of Mr. Dickinson
says: Greene G. Bronson, ex. Chiek Justice
OF our Court Of Appeals, was nominated: md
satisfactory evidence having been communities.
TED to the Senate that he was among the very
hardest Of the hard shells. firm believer in
the justice of the Fugitive Slave law. and deaa;
against the free Sellers. he was straigbtwar
ratified mem. con-"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11

MtcHAMcs FOR New MsEeo-Th Indspen,
dence (Mo.) Messenger contains advertise
fnents stating that great many carpenters
and masons are wanted in Santa Fe. The wa
ges are high in that country, and a. congress
has made large appropriations at the late SEES.
SION for the public buildings in Santa~Ee,
there will be no difficulty in getting the paw
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11

W The Davenport Gazette says that q
the pretended ex monk &c. has bee1
to imprisonment for life for uuas
sin, Glad of it he was die
is high time his Leak ~
thought however his nsu
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-05-11

mend the zeal of the citizens along the line o.
the Galena and Chicago Union Railroads. By
their unexampled cooperation, communica
ton with Chicago and Galena by railroad will
be made before the close of the summer, open.
ing direct transit from Galena to the East
This road. the Galena and Chicago Union line,
has already proved to be an exceedingly pro
fitable investment, yielding more than fifteen
per cent. per annum. and as yet, only partially
completed; which, hen done and communi-
cation is formed ~ the Mississippi river,
the profit. vi uufoubled. reaching
perhaps M Mt, Besides the
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

eive voa The gollsv 80 statements. for
publscity. T7nsiI - entity, for tase last
stx years. I nave been suffering and
gradually sinking under the effects or
tia. distressing and alarming disease, the
consumption, attended with . painful
cough and frequent henorrhage OF the
lungs. BY the advice OF friends and
physicians, I tried D residence OF a few
months farmer South. but NOT receiving
any decided benrfit. I resorted to means,
which il Is natural for person 20 make
esus Of when given over by medical at
PENDANTS, rs I hopeless case, that is, the
various advertised medicines. I con-
tinued 10 try one remedy after another,
without obtaining any relief, until by
your recommendation commenced using
The Cedar Tar. At that time / had be-
come so weak that ] was obliged to give
up my Office and practice. ] had only
taken one bottle, when was convinced
that the medicine was doing good: as ]
continued 70 take the medicine, I con-
tinued 10 gain in strength, and my
disease 70 yield ander its influence. /
am now able 70 perform the labors of NY
practice. and confidently hope to be soon
fully restored 70 my former good health.
] consider the Cedar var the very best,
II NOT the only remedy for the cure Of
diseases Of the lungs and chest.
Very respectfully yours.
VIM. C. CRUNP, Dentist.
PREPARED AND REFINED BY !
MRS. B. B. 0RRIS, NO. $40 BAL
TIWORE STREET, BAIT.
For sale by WilliamH Garner, Miles
Town wd. and by all respectable druggists
throughout the United States.
July 28, 1851.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

900 CHALLENGES.
NJ ATEvER coneesns The h,sbh
w snd happiness Of people i sss,i
Tine OF The most valuable smnnr,sr..
! taW Tor granted that every co.,
VIII 40 all IN their power. IN az. =.
lives % their chrliAreh. MA 80, -
person will cndeavor 10 rromo,. ,A.;.
own health at all sacrifices. ss.,;,
ne nv duty 10 solemnlv assure vc.,A.,
WOhMS. according TO the onir;or :.
me most celebrated Physician. .,. *.
primary causes Of large ma ,orify can
diseases to which children ani sd,,,,s -.
f,se'e: IT YOU havesn appetite con,inaaliv
cfznseable from one hind az s,o5 -
smother. Bad Brrath. Pain in the .S,o,,.on
sicksng ~ the Nnse, FiarAnes and r,,i
snrss OF the Bellv Dry Couch ah.
Fever. Pulse Irregular ~,
oil these denote WORMS, and va,
should n once apply the reredv
RosENsa CTS WORM syRup
An article founded upop x.;..,:s.
rrinciplea. compounded will. pursl,
vegetable sahssaAces, being pert.r,lv
safe when tskrn, and ran Be- .v;vss :.
the most tender Infant with $500
heneisial elIfcb shere Beae1 csrs1s;.s.
a. Rave made them veal
and s<o he Tonic froreriies sf
my Wo<H are such. that il ssands
w"n"ut Nai tn the catalogue Of
n'ed.c'nez ~ xlFfE tone and asrang,k 10
me s'ors.z Mhfeh maAss Il m Infslii.
h'e reinszz = Pr lhPsse afslicted with De.
prpsia a'fH n{SfliDE cures perioruesShv
this Sy 4i}*f FIhyaieianx have fa;l.a I.
the ~ <yid 80 of its superior 80.
cy e. III 'hera.
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=.
80 s'pcen WsrM to sss
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k-si,s = - st sHrefIsk re
nanc~. r;,. 49, &c - Z 'l I.
- - $50 IT. th&k tnns@ xfN@
5s ;sa,,'a : go: 800 sl,srsss 20
Il order . a !; II. Il -. - !. -.
wouid 4 proas : !, 80 Il
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St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01


which. for is saccsSs'in the varipns az
fec inns in wh;esia IL mas been -arpi;ei. Ia
swiihea pfecedeus ia me history Of iocal
MEDICAL agents. The puhllc j.. earnestly
called upon 80 iss 'ht. truth OF our axsrr
iiors hS application of me L nirnent. II
will lie found fuils and entirely TO meet
their wan's. and prove in al esxes an IN
valuable as<nages If pain. The prnprie
tors hrg cave 10 :efer nj Interested "a
the eerhkcatrs Appended: also to .ha
certificates accompanying each hosiis,
from The most respectable, in,elligeni end
reliable sources.
.ts 6 CERTIFICATES
Sr iNiGoEs MANoR.
G.. Masv's On Nd. April Is. IS62l
M. 8. r. Hopkins Dear Sir RIA va
suffered severely wi'h Con, for several
years. One Of yoar good friends pro.
cured me ; bnnln Of yonr iinimen,
used il. AMI Hnnd more relief than from
any application ] ever made lean saw
that YOU have been nv good Sauna ri,an.
May our good Lord reward you.
Very truly yours. &C..
THOS. LILLY.
Easton. Jan. 12h. 1850.
hereby certify thar after o trial OF the
medicine manufactured by Mr.. 9. B
Hopkins, for Rheumatism. having pur.
chased hottie OF him and tried il, I con
slider II the best remsdy have ever seen
for that complaint. ...-s..
JAS. PARROT,
Clerk Ut Talbo, Co.
Mr.. 8. p. Hopkins-Dear Sir:-l
made Use Of the Linimen' obtained from
you. and ito effects were bevond my sx.
pectaii"ns. For years ] have been a
martyr to the heaAaehe--a, large pfnpor.
,ion Of my time being passed In sxcrnci
ating. pain.~ The first application III vour
remedy. greatly 10 my sdfpfise and erasI.
lieasion. reliexsd me isnmedia,ely. Nv
vita also has tried IL snd with the same
successes. Should Il operate in other eases
Is Il has Id mine. no doubt !, will - one
ofshs most popular medicines ever ssIsred
to sks public. Yours. &c.
Stephen c. flarington.
Easion, Id Jan. lob, 1850.
Dear Sir kIanse time during last year
I was sn ssverrly . fslicted With Lunihage.
as 20 be for nearly two DAYS unable %
s1rn n Eny ned. 70 relieve which ! had
|feessiyse ID the usual remedies. -kat Eonn.i
ne rsliAf aniil- happily was induced "a
try YOU inesfimable IMMINENT. which i'm
media,elv relieved me after two applica.
TONS. Yours, &C. -.
hos. beasson.
Eastoa. Nd: March is'hs 1900.
NJ; > y Hopk'ns-i'eaF or y zee
great satisfaction, N certiiying e tne
good effect your Eminent has ptoduce<
% the several cases -four u numaer) ina
have cone under my supervision. ~
wife who n snneFed most acutely 10
years past from that aPpalling, and "a ne
case hitherto incurable dlsease, Neural
ga has found nec'esa 5sls. - s :,
n.rt sfFsffed. The application was mad,
pnor the .nnroaeb Of An attack and a,
discoloras;on or other unpleasant effect
are left on the skin. Yours truly.
Jas ". Goldsborough.
wooastoek near Faston,
From the Rev. r. l.. Mclean.
HOPKINS Eminent has been quite re
medal in case Of Pace Ache in m,
family. !. ~ "eLsan"
Easton. - -,
college Green, Eeen Eo'' "a
M,; Hopnns-,'e:r Sly r. m0; me-
an elderly lady, sprsined ner knee JOLT
badly, winch caused her tne most e4ctu !,
Grating Pain--the JOINT was also mocI
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01
A CLOUD or WITNESSES

We have certificates from Captain Camel,
hR'her 70 The eminent phvsician TO Lonis Ne.
pneon. President of the French republic. who
was cured Of rheumatism Of seven yeafs' stan.
fling; one from Robf (,anlt do, of seven wears I.
one from Mr Oldham. Baltimore Cu.toun. house.
TO dreadfni ease Of dyspepsia one from Jhne
LIKE, of a ease OF dyspepsia aud general de-
hili'y; and one from J. X. SiapietoR, csc, :.
Baltimore, with handreds Of Others.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01
Tag GRE4TEsH DISCOVERY O.
IsfTl & THEzAGB.e OK =
MOpk;4ss'ss9efa4G Ktsstssssse

1855 ass AZ exTeRHab RE@EDT. ~
Ssaads s-saiIsd Fs1 yse cure OF l3oos.
RheHnasistn Ssuralgsa IN sil ia Toms.
Lanbaso. Saiafies, Pace.aeke, Tooth.
ache. Gisad aehs. en,e throat. Chiabls ~ !.
Fro~thi'e,. ccn1s, S;rsins, Brusses, &c.
AuPsePsred on'y ~ %1f.f@f&- p
~sfa ~ 8. 3. HOPKINS e. ca, 81
- s9H Does Eassr,n, Md. =.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01
y wHoLrsArE Dsrssrsrss
tsfs Pratt Street. Ralfsmsve

Ear sal-sin s. Mary conass 80 Richsfdso6
& Combs and f.nisef Ahsiivk cey~-I.eeasrd.
To- g.,n 80 j Ia. a. ss,ss To-
Chapfiec-ara nv mssch.afs ksakrsHy sErosgk ,
on, Msryiana snd virginia. sSis &c "a
February 3. 1858.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

- hlchmond,7 AprlI q, 1914. :.
.Mr. p. Horizon KeeeK .fgest for Cedar.
T~.-DearSir: III. with a ssense. Of
gratitude. and desire that others, suffer-
ing from disease. NAV Be induced Il ~
lie Eeass Ta.. tAss ] sfs inesersea 70
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01
REV. VERNON EsKRipcr. usr.

PORTSMOUTH. (Va..) Aug. IA, 1851 81
Mr.. j. z. Boush-Drar Sir while am.Sn
general opposed 10 Pasen. MEDICINES. ranxirs
compels me 10 state that have great eCirfaerke'
in the virtues Of amPton's Vegetable Tinrture
For several months past nave used il in NV
family. ard in Dyspepsia. loss OF appetite. de.
illness. and general debility with entire sueerss.
so far as my experience extends, th.reEote. 4
take pleasure IN RECON- ineniing IL 10 the aGlispd
~ safe and Efficient remedy.
am, respectfully, vonrs,
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain In The y. .. Navy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01
tNUN ESKKIUGE,
Chaplain in The u. q, NAVY,

NJ Afer The almost miraculous cares daily
made by ',Hanpions Vegetable Tineturr. s.
on oar most respectable eitiIens. men we'll
known and tried. we challenge the sror2 TO show
lsny mug on record IN medicine to equal il.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

Is confidently recommended to invaEl.s Is
unsurpassed BY any kRown rrerarsnon Ter IN.
cure ct Con - *fsxness aud other sc,r Of
CQmsnoA G0ids Bronfhiiis, Asthma. Coup.
&ens's,upiion iassh rxfIy stsgs.sna. 70, ,hc Re.
iief II the Pstirhf even In a.ivanced EsExes
THAT Fasai Disease. ~ -
II cnmbinrs. IN scientific. manner. ~ rosises
Of long esteemed vaIne. with others og rnct.
fecent discovery. ARD reside ~ ssefksnr and
foase quaiities, sxts through ire skia eeusiv
and with great eeaey, for TIE eure Of This class
ct diseases. 4.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

Wonderful Cure nf Hsvsdifays' Seycfyfa
$ BY Hanpion's VsessaAis fracture rs
ltEs srnsAeai~ isfraH me peRcs asgsnfss-
mssp whoses Pans rPp-aFsyoa the iaMpsi spf
Congress. one who Is extensively aad Lxar,-
bly, known. - - S.'Df-
sngL h ~ 20 AssE ke.taaT go ssiwstk
r..ls affords rs, p,eaepfs 10 state sbes %.
Hsn piosts Tincssren has efeefed a most asst-A
ira2Efinsry cure CT ,ny slaye boy, Albeit. TlIe.
pasTsnt vas three years old :. and had lie.
Ser"ssla-ths father vas ferefIious.t ne
hoY wss q .RIovisg fsa saI 81 sores from head 10
ioes ibs' upp~r. eye-iids asere mn ehas usk
len. and iaused inside cut. exhlhisins .horrihlx.
ms''eripg ssiters fhsf pFoffpdeH ever We ess.
ball. ss a. ~ prcAnss sHndassss 81 10 straasjE.
Yet tIGe. this child. thai e II gssixssa Co. Sc
&e@s rssS.g E~~g ~vT@Swy. Ass A~ss rsxAs<sS
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

OF TNI6FBS MAN6N,
Ss. Masv's IN Nd. April Is. lSS2{
M. 8. B. Hopkins = Dear Sir r..have
suffered severely wi,h Cont for several
wears One Of yoar good friends pro.
cured me- , bn'iln Of yonr Imminent /; !
used H. AMI Gp8nd more relief than from
any application ever made lean saw
that you have been nv good Sauna ri,an.
May our good Lord reward you.
Very truly Yours. &c.
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-12-01

Eas:on. Jan. 13h. 1850.
hereby certify thar after trial or the
medicine manufactured by Mr.. 8. B
Hopkins, for Rheumatism. having pur
chased hottie OF him and tried il, con
slider II the best remedy have ever seen
for that complaint. ..s.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-03-19

UThe Deficiency bill, passed at the late ses.
sion of Congress, contains, amongst others, the
following appropriations:
$4,000 for outfit of a Charge d'Affaires to
Denmark
100000 for the extension Of the Capitol at
Washington.
$4,000 for completing the work of the cen.
sus, and to. prepare the same for publication.
$4,000 for expenses which ma be incurred
in acknowledging the services Of the masters
and crews of foreign vessels in ~rescuing Ame-
rican citizens and American vessels from ship
wreck.
1854 fer secret service money in Mexico.
$4,000 for survey from the Mississippi river
to the Pacific ocean.
$4,000 for pay Of Louisiana aud Texas vol.
unteers.
$4,000 to supply a deficiency in the appro-
p~riation for the completion of the east wing of
the Patent Office Building. j.
$4,000 for payment Of salaries of deputy
surveyors at Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, and New Orleans. The salary of
these officers is now $4,000 per annum. +
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-03-19
Associate Judge for the I'd District.

E-We are authorized to announce ABNER
NASH OGDEN, Of the parish of Jefferson, as a
candidate for Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court in the ID District, comprised of that portion
of the city of New Orleans above Julia street, ard
the parishes of Jefferson, St. Charles, St. John the
Baptist, St. James. Ascension, Assumption, La
fourche Interior, Iberville and West Baton Rouge.
To- ALBERT DUFFEL, of Donaldsonville,
present Judge of the 4th Judicial District, is pre-
scented to the Electors Of the Parishes of West Ba-
ton Rouge, I~berville, Ascension, Assumption, La
fourche Interior, Terrebonne, St. James, St. John
the Baptist, Jefferson, and New Orleans above
Julia street, as a Candidate for Associate Judge of
the Supreme Court for the I'd District, and will
receive the cordial support of his many friends.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-03-19

Concentrated Mik.-An article of this name
is advertised in the New York papers. The
editor of the Courier and Enquirer says he has
been induced to test the properties Of the arti-
Gle, and the result is a well grounded conyic-
ton that it is, in sober truth, a discovery of no
ordinary character, and one which is destined
to add greatly to the comfortof mankind.
Fresh and wholesome millf is a luxury which
almost everybody appreciates, and to many it
is a necessary Of life. Yet we are at all times
so situated that it is absolutely unobtainable.
This is too frequently the case at sea, and there
fore the man who invented a mode of preser-
wing it, or has devised a substitute for it, which
is portable, and at the same time capable of re-
tanning its peculiar qualities, is a public bene-
factor.