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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-27
Death of Crockett.

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The following Is graphic sketch of the
last moments OF brave man:
Col. Crockett, wounded and closely pursu-
ed by number of the enemy, retreated into
the church, telling them as they approac
He stationed himself in niche in the cor
ner, determined to face the foe to the last
and sell his life dearly with his rifle and
Isuperabundance of side-arms, he hewed and
shot them down with the same awful Ger
talnty that was wont to characterize his in
domitable spirit. His position rendered ac-
cess to him utterly impossible, except by a
close and direct approach in front. After
some eight or ten of them were laid before
him, feeling of awe seemed to seize hold of
the assailants. One of them who could
speak little broken English, probably pre-
ferring to have the signal honor of capturing
so noble specimen of American valor to
present to his dear MASTER" said to Crock
ct, Surrender! Signor." A flash of the
most sovereign contempt darted from his
fiery eye, and as it pierced that of the enc
my, he seemed to be transfxed. In voice
of thunder Crockett answered, "Surrender !
No! am an American !" and as he spoke,
he sent ball through the heart of the para
yzed foe. He appeared for moment like
wounded tiger, strengthened and buoyed by
each additional wound now hewing them
down with his we'll tried sword next deal
ing death with his firearms. His person
was literally drenched with his own blood !;
his strength must soon yield to its loss. Yet
such physical power, wrought up to the
highest degree of excitement, can perform
incredible prodigies. This man was the last
concentrated energy of a powerful man,
aroused, animated by one of the noblest at
tributes of man-love of liberty. He knew
for what his life was about to be sacrificed !;
that devastation and butchery would follow
the footsteps of his heartless foes that wo-
men would be sacrificed to sat tisfy the de-
sires of the conqueror; and, feeling the holy
inspiration of dying patriot, he fought
nlanfully till the loss of blood and the ap-
proach of death stayed his appraised arm
his rifle was broken to pieces, his pistols fell
TO the floor, and nothing but his faithful
sword was left. In the agony of death, with
a terrible grasp, he brought his last weapon
upon the head of the nearest assailant, and
fell victoriously across his body into the
arms of death. In this corner of the church
there were 26 dead Mexicans, and no other
American having fought or fallen at that
point, it is considered beyond all reasonab BILE
doubt that all of them fell by the hands Of
Tennessee's favorite son. All were now
dead, not a man left to relate the wonderful
deeds of this illustrious band of heroes Not
a companion left to rear a monument to
their memory But ah no monument is
required to perpetuate their fame. So long
as freedom has an abiding place in America.
will their heroic deeds and proud name be
held sacred.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-27

MARRIED-ln Shelbytown, on the 7th inst.
Mr.. Henry Hecock to Miss Biddy Shehen.
This is the most eggstraordinary combina-
ton of names we ever laid eyes on. A
" chicken fix F" will likely be the result
Lafayette American,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-27

405 new buildings were erected in the city
of Washington during the past year. Total
value of real and personal property assessed
for taxation, 1924, ,8O2, ,773.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-27

A CERTAIN CURE FOR ScRoFULA.-Nicho-
las Longworth, the famous millionaire and
wine-grower of Cincinnati, publishes the
following cure for scrofua:
Puttwo ounces of aquafortis on plate, on
which you have two copper cents. Let it
remain from eighteen to twenty-four hours.
Then add four ounces of clear, strong vine
gar. Put cents and all in large mouthed
bottle, and keep 1T corked. Begin by putting
four drops in a teaspoon full of rain water,
and apply it TO the sore. Make the applca-
ton three times day, with soft hair pen
Gil, or made of soft rags. IF very painful.
put more water. AS the sore heals apply il
weaker.
| request editors. in all parts of the Union.
and abroad, to copy this, and republish it
quarter yearly; it may save MANY lives
N. LONGWORTH.
Cincinnati, Nov. l8, 1854.
P. S.-Capt. Hardness, of our city. the
first person cured by this remedy, applied il
without water, and he informed me that he
thought it would burn his leg off; but the
next day it was cured. His was small
sore, and had been attended TO for months
by one of the best physicians, without any
benefit. a..
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-01-27

The OLDEST INHABIrANT"-A correspond
ent of the Richmond Enquirer claims that
the oldest inhabitant' resides in Powhatan
county, Virginia. He says:
"There is negro woman in Powhatan,
now living in my immediate neighborhood,
whom have very recently seen and talked
with. who was born the year after George II.
assembled the throne of England, and four
years before the birth of George Washington
She is now l26 years old, and was, of course,
very nearly half century old at the time
our declaration of independence was pro-
claimed, on the 4th of July, l776."
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
rREAD HIS OWN WORDS.

=, PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY,
sr-L is sot wish to become notorious reither Is
MS letter written for the of writing but TO
- mat your Ointment cured me of one Of tho rcozt
4-4.f1i cataueous diseases that nesh is heir to- and
yajch consderef by all who knew T.. 2, 70 be en-
,rslF beyond the reach OF medicine Fer nine years
vas al ctsi With of the most painful and ,hI-
.sme hat ever fell 10 the i = IN and affer
trytn- every medicine had heard of. resigned IL
Despair si hope OF being cured but friend brought
1s 4 couple Of large pots of your Ointment, which
oa.et the sores On my legs 70 heal, and entirely
xsned ny health to ~ agreeable surprise and delight
and 20 tse astoHishEnent of my friends
tstgnedl NJ. LANGLEY
AZ EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF BAD BREAST
WHEN NEARLY AT THE POINT OF De sFH.
Cagy a. Letter from M. R DfraHk, Z e47 ORLEANS
-E9cem5er 9ttr i753-
70 Paorxs>oR HcLLowAv,
3. Corner OF Ann and Nassau Streets. V V
Dear -Elssith heartfelt gratitude have 70 inform
that by the of your Osatmens and Pills the life
NJ wife has been saved For years she had a
s breast VI IN ten running wounds mot Of cancerous
gs.Ire was told that nothing could her: she
induced yeI- Ointment am. Pills when
n he shors spsce Of three months they effected per-
cure, a. The astonIshaent Of all who knew We
satsned yocr Medicines from Messrs Wright & Co of
srfres street, New Orteans- send this frurs Hote
A.. Princess Paris E.-hough, had written IL n New
yalr address New YORK Signed R. DTRasP
T5e PtlIs should De a.e Inty ia the tJ,tment
u most OF the following cIses =
B,t Legs Contracted and FistHias Sore threats
BAD Breasts sta Joints Piles Skin disease
B4ras Ttstaias, Reumattsul scurvey
8anons Cont salt Rheum Sure heads
Caapoed hands swelIjngs Sure Nipples wounds
sold Al the Establishments Of Professor oLLowArs
N.den Lane New York aHd "a S-rand London, and
sz al respectable Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines
throughout United states in Pots and Boxes az 5
,enfs. : cents, and 81 30 each.
II There Is a considerable saving By taking the
S8-Dirs:tfonz for the guidance of patients in every
disorder affixed 20 each Pot 37eovIy
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

* L A Il T. ; II A TIE OR SALE
IFHE subscriber viii SELL without reserve one of the
l. choicest selections of Real Estate in Western wis
consin, Consisting of $50 OF land situated in
Town four a. north Ranges four, and dve q
east. Of the E. urh Principal Meridian in the County Of
"a Fayette state Wisconsin, and being IL miles south
asst nom Mineral P0IHt- y miles of Daring
tou- and 10 miles thxest Argyle Of hch lies
"a one body except feTsy Mineral land which
lies J miles from the rest.
Natural AavaEsta ne creek OF yellow
ing = most beautiful valley or near A. 90 acres of
chJ'ce Meadow iandr and making a valuable site for A
water 20 YER fOo acres of excel lent Tim fifty acres
81 choice Mineral land Quar-ies of fine for build
ing purpose also excellent lime stone. OF the cad
Mines Il Is sufficient for those acquainted with the bust
ness 70 stale, that they have been worked for the last
81 years and lass but not least there is twelve Springs
Of pure living water, situated To SUIT The wishes
Of almost any
improvement: Homestead of 3an acres one frame
and Jog Dwell consisting rooms convenient
size one stone Spring House, II By feet one frame
store building By ,, II story with cellar; one
stone Stable. 81 by "a e Mil. Is nv 36 ona
Lime Kim that viii hold soc bushels sixty acres ander
good fence fifty under cultivation, hundred young
FRUIT IRKxs- VII = variety o. rhr1ib berry.
Improvements adjoining = m: one frame Oval
ing - by - ieet and = IN three rooms: one
log stable and convenient cut bGidjsgs. ION tn Farm
there is 10 Of Mineral Iand} ga acres under po.
Fai or SPRING. AMI Oats in abundance. sixty Annie
and Pear frees most of which bearing trees also
choice selection Of Shrubbery.
All Of which ( viii sell together r Ten Tbousand
Dollars Cash. or IN two parts, 10 suit purchasers
ANY ore wishing 10 keep Retail store, they would
Ind sh7= desirable location and could safely count on
d9tag business from u 5000 dollars year. Every
advantage Of this of couary for stock raisinr s
embraced on the above describe Farm
Any informant on IN regard tue above described
pr misses VIII De freely b. enqGring II the sub
-cr1oer a. his residence, or By mail.
BENJAMIN G. SCOTT.
Yellow Ssone, Wis March :, 1855. 6mf7
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
VALUABLE FaR.Tro.. SAFE

- THE subscriber offers for sale the p ARM on
TasaE-- 4 which he rssides.stuafed in the town
Isss-l Of Rld@sSay, Iowa Co, cohtaiuing zoo acres
III" said Farm j. well watered and tin opred =
There is good frame DWELLING Horsz, frame Barn
with out 10 Uses and other baIlings 100 acres are
under fence The Farm Is ab0 y miles OF Nadi-
and Il east Of Mineral Point. aud contains Lead
AJ,eral- The stock and farming implements will be
zod with the Farm If desired There is also cod
orchard she premises for sale. acres Of
good Timber land IN the vicinity of the Farm For
further particulars enquire WIN r. SAyPs0S at the
GitgeSay House. Of subscriber on the premises
RICHARD ISAACS.
RldEe~a-> March = lcJ5- 3uT7
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
4. NEW STORE & NEW GOODS!! is

NJ. & d. LLOED
MOULD return their to the citizens Of Mine
w raj Point and vicinity for patronage they have
received during the time they have in Trade and
friends that they have removed their stock OF Goods
the store formerly occupied by " KooP and are now
receiving rom New York and Boston. large and care
fully selected stock Goods suitable TO the yauts of
this vicinity, and Consisting IN part is ioiUps
DRY C o DS.
Broadcoths, Cassimeres,
Plain and striped Sati- Kentucky Jeans
nets OF every quality TFeeds, and great variety
and style, of Dress Goods
DcIains, Alpacas and Meriunes
SILK GOODS AND TRIMMINGS
Dress silks, inc assort Bonnet Cap and BelLiug Rib
bnns
Black silk Lace and Worsted and SILK Braid.
PRINCES, Oimps
COlor'd ant Black Bro Grape T.eese- sc
cade subs Jaconett and Cambria Mus
EmbroIdd Cuffs and lin,
Collars, India Book and swis. Mus
Isle Thread and Mus lin,
lin Edsiags, Jacouett Edgiugs. &C.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
Ladies' ard Gents Gloves Of every description
Woo.en and Cotton Hosiery. great variety of Chill
dren's Hose
READY MADE THING
great variety OF all kinds of Coats all kinds of
SHOES UNITS aGd other AK K, and every description
of SHELF HARDWARE.
CROCK kerry AND GLASS WARE
We have the besl assortment of Crockery and Glass
Ware in Western Wisconsin.
GROCERIES.
We have haEd choice assortment Of FAMILY
GROCERIES. Persons wishing buy GOODS, will
their interest on US before purchasing
elsewhere, as do not intend be undersoId
Produce Of all kinds received in exchange Goods
The highest price paid m CASH for g GOD Merchanta-
bic heat. delivered ~ their Store. 24Ef
Mineral Point, Oct IL Ir54-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
( Notice to old Soldiers.

II THE subscribers would respectfully call ~
ItA L tba attention Of all Interested TO the -
-. fact that they are prepared 10 procure Land
\, "a rants for those entitled - them under the Act
Of Congr passed March 3t- 1855. granting BOUNTY
Lands al Ehb have ell in any OF the n which
Cata states have been engaged for the term
days their widows orphans. Persons emit
led : Bounty Land Warrants under said Act, are re
Iue,ted cal at the tce of tre subscribers, here
hey Will be found rsady 70 procure the same with all
reasonable dispatch asd reasonable terms
DUNN * READ.
Mineral Point, March 81 1855. Iqtf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

THE undersigned having completed his large and
L spacious store is nov in receipt of full and
pete stock of Dry DDS groceries, Hardware Boots and
Shoes, iFoG- STEEL Nails, CrOckery and class and
every article kept any the country II would
be Usees. 10 state his stock is large, every in
coin unity knows De purchases small stocks
you'd De happy 10 show any portion of stock of
GODS 70 any persons Who may be disposed TO examine
he quality or prices OF the more extended no.
ce viii appear, provided time will permit-zf any rae
public invited 10 call and examine for them
John MIITnN
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18


still undecided and the fate Of Turkey in doubt, but
Il what interests the people of world
Tie most az the present time, is the fact that the subscr
pers are now receiving At their store door below
The Franklin House. larger and more extens stock Of
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS
than ever before brought this market, which hey
satisfy all thai the againsl high prc-s
more successful than thai carried by the allied forces
against the Russians Il would be impossible to emu
uerae their stock The compass OF any sized
that could easily be printed this place among
tim 9oto a. S.nt Ps,hI 49, LII - -
and = Fine SiIks only forty per yard,
very large stock Of Cahcoes, Gnghams- Lawns, FIan
neis, Cotton Goods B0nnets, Furniture kinds
Fevets. t4ais collars Gmps Edgngs, Braids Threads
Wooden goods cloves Mus Hosiery Of ali kinds and
every variety OF La1ies' Fancy Dress Goods equally
Cassfneres anats, Tsessis Fusd cloths Vestfns @
all sinis- tfata, Caps, sc &c One Thousand Shawls
Of every variety. In he line Of
READY MADE ARTICLES,
Bedquils- CIoass, mantillas, Ladies' under clothes,
apes Collars, sc Also Gents and 6oys' Goats, Pants
Vests Shirts Drawers, Wrappers, &c any lautiEy
and Of every quality. In this department theE have
some OF the best worsmen .ha have ever been in the
w est, aad sufficient n1Eate- to complete entire
suit IN very shor: time All garments warranted to
JEwEIEsY.
Gold and silver pens aud pencils,
Gold and SILVER Locaets,
Ear and finger rings,
Gold CHAINS ans. guards,
Gold and silver watches,
Breast Pins sc, sc.
SCOTS AND SHOES.
Mems calf hip and coarse hG- -,
do brogan-, slippers and pumps.
Boys boots and shoes Of various kinds and qualities
Women sd and leather slippers.
do kip bootees and walking shoes,
Go CATERS and caf shoes and bootees,
Misses and chticren's shoes and boots
HATS CAPS.
A general assortment Of far, silk and wool Hats,
Men ant boys caps Of various kinds.
Also.
good supply OF the very best quality
GROCERIES,, CUTLERY, H1RD WARE,
Sc, SC, &c.
All OF which offered for sale az the New Store
Mineral Point the most reasonable terms Our stock
already large and viii constantly receive accessous
a he MARI requires.
The quality Of Goods cannot be surpassed any
store IN the west
CALIFORNIA GOLD
Bought al all times, At The highest market rates.
TAILORING.
We have now. and shall contiuUe in employ a
number Best Tailors the West both for cutting
distinctly Underst cd thai be surpassed
by any All articles Of Clothing made shop
warranted to it sale We have hand the fol-
lowing articles of Clothing:
Men and boys cloth dress and frock Coats,
do do do Sack do
do do tweed Coats
Linen coats, all sizes and fashions,
Cloth, cass mere ana sattinett Pants,
Linen, cotton and tweed do
MoleskiR and corduroy do
Black and other coored satin Vests.
do do silk do
starseilses- cloth and tweed do
Cotttn and linen vests of all Qualities,
Shirts wrappers and drawers.
" Clothing ofsll kinds made to orieron shortaotice.
Customers are respectfully invited o call
= ADLER & co.
Mineral Point. Oct. IL, 1884. v7n4stf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
AE&g. Chilean Izct sE,

PaNhe undersigned takes pleasure in sayfu- cit
Il liens Of Mineral Point and the ttzveting public
that be has fitted up his House high Street.
best possible manner for the accom- Of travel
e-s add boarders- HIS table viii all seasons be sup
Piled with the best the market affords, and
drst Class OF cooks and waters will oe employed
Good stables and attentive lsrs al ali times in read
ness for those who have horses.
share Of TIE generous patronage fine pubicis re
spectfuiy solicited. A SNIFF.
Mineral Point Sept izt- 1854.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
ATTENTION SOLDIERS 4, ~

IT CONGRESS having passed Law giving 70 all
IN. \ pers rs their widows and Minor chidrsn)
nave served n the United states 1850
Of laHt, the Undersigned, having had expe
rance n attending to such Claims viii make appiic4
TONS ln1 insure upon favorable terms,
Bounty Land claimants may be entitled 20, under the
AG Y. B. BOYDEN, Any al Law.
Mineral Point. March r. $3.50. I7lf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
Fan and Winter Goods.

FEVH undersigned having received hs onplete stock
IL OF Fail anu Winter Goods, is prepared, at
able prices, TO supply all those who may favor him with
their custom. with such articles of Fashionable Draper
best adapted TO our rigorous climate, and the
tastes of the munity-
At his store viii also be found coed supply of Fam
y GrOC-ries-Beots- Shoes Hats Cape. ard Crock
cry and all other articles asuly kept General Retail
R. NJ. SMITH.
CASTOR OIL For sale by
- &. NJ. SMITH.
rHEESE. good article of Country Cheese tor
U sale By r. NJ SMITH
g ALT By the barrelor busheI, for sale by
- R. NJ SMITH
R AISINS. A few boxes of choice article, for
u L. for sale by E. NJ. SMITH.
E1RUNES- good article for sale by
II R II. SMITH.
YEAST POWDERS. SGcknes Poor's gen
IL gine, for sale by r NJ. SMITH.
SOAP. Hard soap, Toilet soap, Shaving soap &C.,
- for sale by M SMITH.
rAPERS- German Ca2ers Of The best quality.
- for sale by K NJ SMITH.
rROIND COFFEE, Warranted fresh and good
T" NJ. SMITH.
TNEA.-Imperial, Young Hyson, sunpowder and
IL Black, for sale by r. NJ SMITH.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
Valuable Farms for sale,

d GENTLY occuyied By AssHxL BzssxTT. In the
n town OF xa.d rics, will be sid cheap for cash.
Eanrire Of DUNN REED, Mineral PoiLt. or s. 3
DILEY. Dover, Iowa Co., Wis
The W or Of : ". Or CT Sec -, Tovs s g5-fb
IF Range East. and Or OF 8 qaarter OF sec -
Town ). Range East
IRE above iznd IL al aEder good cultivation. good
r1s.iox lard near by with thrifty orchard yoea
vel and = sitas-f shout = miles Tor Niu
grsH Point. % The direct read - 4sT=svills.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
CloGaing9 CloGhfn~9

CloGhfng9 Clothfng9
IN lhls department We defy competition We have AT
IL n nand Mammoth Stock of FALL and WIN
70 CLoI HING Of our own manufactures which for
iegance OF style, quality and low prices Cannot
- together with large 5ortLnent Broad
bassners DoessiHs- PetcrShams, PIIots Satin
es Jeans and Corduroys OF every description which
We are enabled 10 offer Wholesale or Retail at E.sy
than Manufacturers prices.
rfaVlng nLted up our Secead Story exclusively for n
tLo HING NJ Ak E-RDDrF and having no "
"a our epIct me NJ some Of the xperenced Cat
ces ahd Ncrsnen, we viii Cat all garments purchs
rom US or any other firm Immediately, at nc regular
rates inere viii be no DELAY for of beIp as we
nave now 10 the different Departments over ira ann 4-s
pioyed 70 whom the highest wages given
fed!ers country Merchants and MiliHers supplied II
-N66 t0rf Frtces, adding importation onfr
CT We viii sell WHOLE SUIT Of heavy Winter
Clothing for 50 50 's "
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
New Boot and Shoe Shop.

rYHHE suhssriber has just opened 4 BOOT and
Il SHOE SHOP IN the room recently occupied
IS lhs Cf,e Of The Mineral Point Democrat, nearly op
pss the Court 3use, where h. i. prepared with frs
9Ialgy stock and the best II NOrkmeR q to TaRui1c
lure. On short NOTICE. all kiats OF
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

THE undersigned having this day entered int Co
l. Partnership. ~cder the and firm of ADAMS y
BONNER n the Mercantile and General TO L bJs
ness At Blue Mounds and Dodzeve, respectfully soI.
4 continuance OF the liberal patronage heretofo ex
tended 10 John Adams, Of the present partners.
JOHN AID ANS,
JOHN BONNER
Blue MOUNDS FEB -, 1875. T-f
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II
FENfE Undersigned offers for sale good FARM, stu
Il ated IN Section g. Town T. Range = in of
Linden Containing 500 acres Land About i5U acres
under fence including farming land and pas
ture- The above FARM Is well calculated stock
and viii be sold entire part, pure
is miles from Mineral Point four miles from
Linden and about q miles from Mifain.
Enquire OF the subscriber the premises.
MARTIN MARZOLF.
January So 49, 3mI2
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Inducements TO Clubs.

y IN order that the remaain2 pictures may be dis
posed Of 81 The time specified, fer the following
inducements 10 persons getting up CLUas.
Any person torTuisg suBscRrBgRs and
forwarding DOLLARS this Office will receive by
TICKkTs.
Auy person forwarding 500, will receive one hun
dref hud fifteen EngravDys, and oae hundred fifteen
Tickets.
If il shoud occur that all the tickets are disposed of
when your order IL Feceicec your money retarn-
ed at Peuse fer postage.
E AT orders for Tickets and cravings should b..
addressed to l.. W ABBOTT
30 Fourth ST., St. LOUIS, Mo.
N B. Any paper giving the above adj ertiseuent two
Insertions before April 18th and sending COPY To m
address, VIII be presented with entire set OF the beau
Lltul En- cravings named in the advertisements mart
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-18

EMIGRATION AGENCY.

Mr. ROWAN Is Agent for the extensive and old as
tahiishe1 Emigration and Foreign Exchange House o.
WILLIAMS x GUfoS- New YORK. He IS now prepared q
remit money as usual, nj TO engage passages, On the
lowest terms from all parts of England Ire land and
cosIan5 Passage Certificates and Drafts sight from
81 upwards be obtained of him, with receipts ol
all moneys paid him. for the safe aud puncts transmits
Sion OF whtfh the Company hold themselves RESPONSE
All post paid Tncat0as sill be answered Ct once
snd every reGMIred Information gixen.