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Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29
capITOI QUESTION.


We have RETAINED from all manner Of con-
troversv touching the exciting and monientous
subject which forms the captiono Of this article.
There is not, probably another paper in the
Territory but what has been enlisted in behalf
on the one side or the other, and we regret to
say that some Of Onr brother achips" have
been laboring under a perfect mononrania up
on the subject; allowing their passions 10 be
dashed in the most unreasonable fury, and Civ
ing vent to language that sane men would not
think Of using.
We are happy TO state, however. that we
have no startling charges Of yiIlainy. psrfdy,
OF corruption to make. This may seem strange
as our interest lays Sout of the Platte; it
might be expected of US to let loose ont artil-
lery against all who have opposed a removal
Of the Capitol.
It is humiliating and deeply to be regTetted
to hear of so many accusations Of dishonesty,
treachery and corruption among those who
have been elected to make wise and pure laws
for us; how painful to read that we have
IAN old, imbeciIe, ot-bespotted, grandmother
to preside over us as Chief Executive; it is
awful-who ever heard of the like before
shameful for the President Of the United
States to so far forget himself as to appoint
man to the Office of Governor who could NO
appreciate the interest Of South Platte, and
few Of the leading characters in and around
"City" not a thousand miles off.
Taking a view Of the other side Of th,
question, we find matters and thingse assum.
ing an aspect equally gloomy and corrupt
those who. a short time since, stood fair ant
above all suspicious with their constituent
} are now charged with bargain and sale, of al
f kinds Of base intrigue TO retain the Capitol a
Omaha III opposition 10 the will Of the major
; ity; that thousands Of dollars have beef
freely spent in buying votes. &c, in favor 0
the everlasting minOrty.p
Wemerely remark for the benefit and salts
0 faction Of our many interested friends wh
e have not had the pleasure Of visiting this pan
y Of the Ierrltory recently, that on the Ut
and 24th inst, the people Of Nemaha APPROX
ed Of the votes of WI. A. FISSEY and E. n
s FURSAs upon the "bill for the relocation {
er the oapitOla at Douglass City, h. II.
Our citizens, we feel confident, are favol
. able to a removal Of the seat Of Governmel
"-the features Of the present bill, however, al
believed to be unjust, and from this fact nee.
: with opposition. Our friend FINNET seems
is have made a bad impression on the minds
a some OF our 'twin-sisters ? ard we very muc
Q fear the tie that has 50 long bound Nemal
and otOe together is broken Bot we hol
not.
We know our delegates ID be made
epure metal" and are able to take care
themselrcs and wen let 'em rib
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29

SILVER HEEas.s Special attention is
called to the season arrangement" of this
new AID splendid St. Joseph and Council
Bluffs Packet From personal acquaintance
with the owners and officers of this boat, we
feel fully warranted il recoramendiug her to
the liberal patronage Of shippers, and to the
travelling public generally. Be on the look
out for "Silver Heel" and when she drops
anchor at our wharf may the 'welkin ring''
with long may SILVER Heels ride the turbid
waves of @OId Muddy" "lilse a thing Of life
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS UP TO
JAN. I5. 1851.
BY Mr. Kirkpatrick--A bill to incorporate
ch oetor Calf Can,nanv

r.. HA
By Iii. Kirkpatrick--A bill to incorporate
Chester Salt Company.
By Mr.. Puett-A bill to incorporate Sioux
City s. South Pass Rail Road Company.
By Mr. AIlen-A bill to erect a new county
of Southern Douglas District to be called
Omaha
Bv Mr. Reeves-A bill e locate a Terrific
rial Road from Nebraska City to Brownville-
also bill to- establish i Ferry across Plate OF.
Cedar Island.
By Mr.. Clancy-A bill to est't SD the
north boundary Of Washington gsG y
to establish a Bank at DE Soto. SIS I
ByMr. Kirkpatick-A bill to- eis1aLsW
county Of a portion of Clay and Lancaster.
By Mr.. BraGford-A bill to provide for de-
fraying expensesof taking census.
BY MrePuett-A bill to establish q Bank
at Co1umbus-also TO establish q Ferry at
Omadi
y BY Mr. Furnas-Bills to incorporate Ne
maha County Agricultural Society-Brown-
vile College, Territorial Road from Brown
vile to Areher-Proyidipg payment for Code
Commissions and CeFks--to locate a Road
from Brownville 10 Kansas line in the direc-
toB Of Marvs7ille.
By Mr.. Clancy--A bill to legalize assess
ment Of Washington county.
BY Mr.. Salisbury-A 81 II to establish q
Bank at Fontenelle,-Also to incorporate Ne
braska, Salt Lake, and Pacific Mail Stage and
Express Company.
BY Mr.. Hfadford-A bin authorizing Coun-
~ Commissioners to license FerTys.-Aiso {
bill - incor porate Nebraska Insurance Com.
pany.
BY Mr.. Miller--A bill to incorporate 0mahi
\ Library Association.
By Mr. Kirkpasnck--A bill to charter Roei
Bluff 3ank-Also bill to incorporate RocI
Bluff s. Paci6c Rail Road Co.-Also a bin K
charter Rock Bluff College.
~ By r. FHnas-A bislto incorporate Santel
{ Land and Ferry Coinpiny.
BY Mr.. Miiler--A bllt9 establish Running
Water 81 nk-Bank Of ST. John-Bank 0
Logan-Elank of CFochrull-Bank of Omad
Bank OF Decat ur--Bank Of Tehama-BaBl
! Of Washingtom--Bank Of General incest
e Bank Of Territorial Sscurity-locky Noun
i tain Banli~-Dank of ChristophHs-also a bill
relative I'd Speeial Cofiartnerships--also a Bill
, TO assignment Of ifisolvent debtors.
By Mf. Reeves-Aa bin to locate q Territoria
Q Road from Nehraska9 City to Kansas line j
direction Iof MaFysville.
- BY MT. Furnas-a bin to locatea Territoris
Bead tosRew Fort Kearney-also to incoFp0l
: ate Brow nville Lycetm and Library Associs
tipa-also a bill I'd encourage the culhvatio
t Of Hedge Fence
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29
PRoCFRDTNas oF THE TOVFTH HoUsE.

GLOWING RING, Hl-u-muc-m uc Teri
Jan. 18th, 1857.
Persuant to a call from Governor CHESTER
s. LANGDoN of Hi-u-muc-muc Territory, the
4th House Of the Legislature metthis evening
The following members presented their ere
dentials. were qualified and permitted 70 take
their seats
ID. T. McGARY, st. George county.
il. CoLHAPP, Puddle Costly.
Dr. A. S HoLLIDAY, G~rassbopper county.
G 6. Dorsey, Posey county.
j. 81. PooL, Sculduggery county.
B. =. EpwARDs, Hickey county.
A. q EDWARDS Shakerag county.
I. 7. killer, Rattlehead county.
J. H. MoKEE, Skin-en-all county.
J. B. BERGER, Buzzard county,
On emotion of D. L. McGary the House wenl
into the election Of permanent officers; Fesult
as follows:
DR.. a. s. HOLIDAY, Speaker.
G. wv. Barton, Chief elk.
WV. 81. HOOVER Second Crk.
"A J. eHAsTAIN, Sergt At Arms.
S. SUMMERS, il, Door asper.
BENJ. r FERGUsoN, Page
On motion the following committee was ap
pointed to draft a set Of Rules for the govern
ment Of the House during the present Session
D. /, McGary,C G. 6. Dorseyiand IL COlhapr
Oh motion Of Mr.. McGaty, the House pro
ceeded to elect a Public Printer, which r%esulter
ID the election of Nh. II CoLHAPP.
Oh motion Of Mr.. Colhapp, the House the
adiuurned until Saturday eTening the 31st.
Attest, G. w. BRATFoN, Chief Ulk.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29
1nH WnRK.

vsb recent extensive additions Of pew
Cats oolored Inks Bronzes Cards, &c.
= ~ advertiser" Office, we claim TO
nsos - turn out Job Work IN 6 manner un-
- bv any Office. The proprietor being
...;cal printer himself, and having in his
lInloy an accomplished and experienced
s SlIor lob Printer, is determined not to be
~ ,,s n fbe execution Of Job Work Cards
49, one ~ Fosters latest improved Card
S-sss9 Blanks Work in Colors, Bronze
w. &c. will meet with particular atten-
ton. -.u h ,-omntIv az
..0Ss5 to. and warranted to give satisfaction OF
no pay.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29
EDITORIAL cORREsPoNDENCE.
OMAHA CRY, N. TT

Z. Jan. 9TH, 1857.
The Legislature has just fairly got to work
nv amount Of notices are given daily o%finten-
ron. 70 introduce bills, and large number have
.lr..av been introduced and passed their first
reading. Among which, Bills incorporating
he Nemaha Valley Agricultural SOciety-the
nashville Lyceum and Library Association
ahs B~row1vilIe COllege-Territorial Roads
from Nebraska City to Brownville-frOm
BnvuviIle to New TT Kearney-BrOwnville
10 Arher-Brownville to Karsas line in the
dnsdon Of NJ arysville-to allow Farmers and
Others the use for a term of years of certain
horizons Of highways for hedging purposes
abb has also been introduced in the Council
and passed its first reading providing for the
removal Of the Capitol Of Nebraska from
Omaha City to Douglass. in Lancaster county.
CHS win be the leading matter for action at the
present Session of the Legislature.
The Capitol question being the leading topic
for discussion not much else is going on. The
"Third House, an independent Legislative
organization, holds its meetings regularly each
eTsHing in the hall Of the House Of Tepre-
s~ntatiyes and is characterized by " fun and
fancy J. STERLING MoRTox was, at its or
g1nization, elected ''S4uatter Governor and
on last evening delivered his inaugural ~
need only say ell admitted ito be an "origi
mai production" BY the way, Morton de
Tvered a Lecture on Tuesday evening last be
fore the @Omaha Library Association" Every
one supposed, especially from his subject
~YOuDg America"-that HDoessicks" would
be himself again.; but were very much dis
appointed yet highly delighted with bis effort
There was just enough Morton" to spice tn,
Lecture. Instead Of treating the subject il
regular "B'hOy'' style as many are disposed
enoneously to interpret the saving "youn,
America he took up the various improve
ments and progress of the age, treating then
in a very happy style-in short the speake
"astOnished the natives"
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29

MqUND CT4.-This is che name given to
theIfown lately laid off at Jackson's Point
Holt county, No. In our opinion. a more ap-
prOpriate name could not have been selected
as the eye is met in almost every direction by
the most beautiful and romantic Mounds
making it one Of the loyelisst spots in all uppel
Missouri.
The attention Of our readers is directed to {
short account Of Mound City, on second pag'
Of to-day's paper--it is auortb reading.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29

.s;5eut in this Territory, coming from
Person Sons Of the States, often suggest 70 rs
noss persons in their old neighborhoOds, who
gsbgess become subscribers II they could see
80 CO.. sAdvertiser." WealWays send spcci-
UEa and persons receiving, viii consider It a
% eEi n become q regular subscFiber, ROst-
others, feeling sufficient interest tOmake
4 cap retain the usual per cent for their
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29
January 1Oth,s57.

~ January 10th, s57.
The Bill to relocate the Capitol of Nebras-
ka has passed the Council by a vote of 9 to 4
and at the present writing is before the House
on its 6st reading. In its passage through the
Coancil the Bill was strongly opposed, 0 course,
BY the Omaha City Delegation; yet no inn
proper spirit was manifested by either the Del
egation Of the Lobby members. 1t is TO be re-
GREETED the same cannot be said Of the House.
Here is a matter for the citizens Of the City Of
Omahat to take into serious consideration. The
delegations from the various portions Of the
Territory came here as The Representatives of
the people claiming, and are justly entitled to.
the right Of expressing their opinions upon the
question Of removal Of the Capitoln or any
questions Of general or local interest and ade-
MAI Of that right by any portion Of the Terri
tory, either BY words or actions, cannot fail to
result in very great injury, not only to the
particular locality from whence It comes, but
to Che Territory at large. That q feeling il
abroad that Omaha City influence has hereto
fore governed 10 a great extent at least Legis
ladve action, is a fact notorious; and whelhe
manifestations during the present Session. Al
not calculated to strengthen that opinion is
matter which very materially presents itself I
every rejecting mind. That such actions al
sustained by the masses in this City, do nc
fOra moment contend. But that they exist
an undeniabie fact and that they have
suicidal tendency not only throughout M
Oaska. but abroad must be admitted.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29

DKBATrSe ScHooL. We are requested to
state that the following subject will be debated
tO-morr.w evening, 80th. Affirmed, ~That
the Christian religion, as received and practic-
ed, has been an injuryto the human family"
G. W. BRATToN, in the affirmative, and
D. 1. McGART, in the negative.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29

January 18th, 'o1.
The Capitol question is yet before the House
foris frst reading. Two days having been
consumed in the use OF parliamentary techni-
%caltes. At this rate the entire Session win be
consumed upon this asexed question: and the
members return home without having accom-
plished anything Tor the interests Of their i'm
mediate constituents or the Territory at large.
This IS certainly q lamcntable state Of Affairs
What IS the best course to pursue under the
Circumstances Is aquestioh every candid Legs
latOr must consider. Matters having assumed
. shape "a which fears Of violence arc enter
tained, on the assembling Of the House this
morning the Governor in person delivered q
message il which he assured the Legislature
that al power at bis command. should Be
promptly ussa to snbdue any improper mani
fsstatiOns Of any kind. / feeel quite conf
dent the Governor win be sustained in this
Posiaon By al good citizens.
~ Remuneration to-day with an intelligent
Ragnss Indian. inst in from Blackbird Ellis
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29

MoErHLu2-The jar uary numbers Of
Harpers. Pstnam's, Ladies Repository and.
Household Words are TO- be found upon cur
table, Astounding in The usual quantity Of In
teresting matter.
January number be the MVallsy Farmor,"
published at st. Louis, Mo-, and disc the Jan.
numberof the 'H~orticultnrist" published at
Philadelphia, have been duly received. Our
farmers could not make better use Of their
money than by RENTING Immediately the ne
cessary subscription for agricultural journals.
Give them a trial for a year, anyhoo, and our
word for il, you viii receive the worth Of your
money tenfold, in usefnl and practical knew
ledge.
We have received the January number Of
tbs EARN Journal edited by Messrs. Wells
and Spangler, and published at Philadelphia
This is another n of those valuable aud In
terestng aids to successful farming.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29
STEAM I MILF,
For Sale.

WE Ger for sale. atcosk, on accommodating terms,
N Tive Steam Engines, One Double dued Boiler
zae. Iong-40in. ID diameter, and Machinery e5m-
Tlete "a 4 stem Flourine Mil. All entirely new
r,aEufaesured bv HoIlabiTd 3 Co, Gin.
NUCK01S & WHITE.
Rock Port, No. Jan. 10th, 1851 Slew
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29
NOTTCE.
LANp OTTIcE. OMAHA.l

LAND OFFICE, OMAHA
18th December 1856.
nECLARATTONS for pre-empting must hereafter
u be fled in this Office instead Of being sent, as
heretofore, to the Surycyor-GeneraPs office. They
will be received at any time, and should be hled as
soon as possible, as q question has arisen Nttther
the erpiratioB Of three monihs, after the Surveys are
made, is not a bar to. further 3iag, but certificates
cannot be given until The Tract Books are received.
Proprietors Of Town Sites should file plats, show
ing the legal subdivisions claimed, as soon as they
can do SO, to prevent their being fled on By pre-
empt0rs.
The fee for declaration is one dollar, to be paid
when they are fled and for proving up, one dollar,
payable when the presumption is c~onsummated.
janS.tf JOHN A. PARKER, Register
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29

Read aNoticef' in our advertising columns /;
much trouble and litigation may be thereby
avoided.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29

'rWHITE CLopD CH1EE.s Mr.. Sol. Miller
proposes to pp5ash a paper bearing the above
title, 1t White Cloud, Doniphan Co.. Kansas
Territory. We wish Mr.. Miller success in
this enterprise.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29
74OTTcE.

FT7AE citizens cf Aemaha coRnty win meet az the
NsRherrqB Hall IN tlssbsBa of Bt8AHF lie, on
tie 16th Of Eanaary, 20 adeYt such measures rs they
may agree upon, 10 secure to themselves and the
eitizaIs Of the entire Cp0ak9 their respective eaias.
When and where it IS hopsd ali god c1mns wilt
TWO HUNDRED AND F0RTTyoTERs.
January Bth, 1851.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29

settle new countries do not possess sytra0rdr
harry wealth, a5d shat TIM must Be allowed
thsm after tbtir arrival. OF they VIII not be
able to savs AeiF homes We are opposed
bitterly to such premature proceeding onlthe
part Of The President 81 tho United States,
and believe It you'd b greatly to tie interest
OF the Territory @ astpone a public sale Of
olr lands for tsu years 70 come.
Let our Land Offices be ope~nsd--giye all
who arc prepared q chance to prove mp and
eater-kesp Df the sales as long as possible
and we believe this course viii be advantage
Gus to the settlement and prosperity Of Ne
braska. But if the President listens to the
pIesdings Of "Land sharks and hastens the
sales, We believe it viii be productive Of un-
told injury to the pioneer, settler and to the
future growth Of Nebraska Territory.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29
January 18th. 81.


To-day both Houses adjourned over until
Monday. Little has been done thus far save
the action Of the Legislature relative to re-
locating Of the Capitol. In my last Informed
YOU the Bill had passed the Council, byavOte
of 8 to 4. Yesterday, the Bill passed the
House, by a vote Of % to y. The Bill will
undoubtedly be vetoed by the Governor he
could do nothing else under the Circumstances.
Al Joint Resolution has passed both Houses,
electing r. w. Furuas Territorial Printer, for
one year from this day.
An endless number Of Bills have been in
rOducedc hartering Banks, Railroads, Bridges,
Ferries, Territorial Roads, Colleges, Salt Com
panies Agricultural Societies. &c, sc, which
win be acted upon in a few days. Those asking
for Bank Charters are presenting themselves il
a somewhat different shape than those now il
exis fence, viz: a deposit Of United States, q
safe Stocks or mortgage on u~ninCumbored
eal estate, as security for the final redemption
Of Bills.
On Tuesday evening last ~. b.1 hANAlS
delivered the fourth Lecture before the 0usah'
Library AssOciation-subjeet, "Nauyoo." TIL
subject wss a novel n for such an occasion
and required much tact to steer clear Of shoai
on both sides of the channel, yet the Lecture
succeeded admirably. lie presented humble
Of new ideas relative to this strange people
worthy of reflection. The Doctor as aIectureI
fails somewhat in his style Of delivery; fail
in producing that effect upon an audience tha
his well arranged article is capable Of. Alto
gethcr, however, the effort was a happy one
Gen. J. NJ. THAYER delivers the fifth Lee
ture on Tuesday evening next
The weather here for a few days past ha
been the most severe ever known in thi
country. A number Of persons are reporte'
frozen to death. =.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29

l learn that the Pawnee and Sioux Indians
North Of this are il a suffering condition
Many persons Of the latter, and much stock
of the former, are dying Of Starvation
The Snow here is over two feet deep on an
average, and is drifting and changing eonsin-
uaIly, so that travelling. IN many instances, j
almost impossible. Farther North. am told,
the sDow prevails to a greater extens.
In my next shall give number of yaiua-
BE extracts from ~instfsosions and decisions
governing the Land Ofhee in this City IhaFe
been kindly rendered Che use ofsOficial dOeu.
msnts, BY Coz PARKER the Register and VIII
eDdeavor to give valuable Information in which
every settler IS interested. With these facilities
what I say xill be reliable.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29

5. ". CozzENs, Attorney and Counsellor al
Law. See card in another column.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29

WE have on file a number IF valuable lite
rary productions, which shall appear in due
time,
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29

- General Advertising Agent nrear
T. PAEfh .s;ss ard Children's Shoe Store,
Fest fSeI rrSGILL & Co. New York.
n PIr~sTE. No. As Chestnut street. Saint
r RsSsT. Tippecanoe, Ohio.
p HrSeER, COvington, ~.
Y KRIS. Archer, Nebraska.
y y PrTEE, Oregon, 40.
DnI0S T4TrE. Nebraska City, n. 7.
GDESN ". TATE, Linden, No
J. etA-sZed Agentsto solicit Subscriptions and
LS eu-o,ts for The Adyertiser, and receive and
~ monies thereon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29

Bill for an act to establish a Territorial
Agricultural Society-An aUt TO establish a
Territorial Road from Bellevue via Iron Bluffs
to fremont An act to locate q Territorial
Road from Bellevue to Elk Horn Gisy-An
act toincorpOrate the National Bank at Belle
vue--An act 10 incorporate the " au-qai.court
Company-Ana act to establish che colinty of
NeobnTah-An act to incorporate the Land
and Emigration Company--An act to locate a
Territorial Road-An act to incorporate the
Sauniee Land aud Ferry Company-An act to
divorce VIM. Davis and Martha DaVis-An
act to legalize the appointment Of Charles
Marther as the Assessor of Washington coun-
ty for the year of l856-An act relative to
special opaTtnership-An act to repeil Sec. 3
of Code Of Nebraska Chap. 8 entitled Corpora
tions-An act to incorporate the L6ap Fork
Bridge Compiny-An act to incorporate the
Oak Bluffs Town and Ferry Compauy-An
act for the encouragement Of Hedge Fencesin
Nebraska--An act to incorporate the Lancas-
ter Salt Mandatory Company -An act for the
relief Of Experience Estabrook-An act to
amend an act to incorporate the Town Of
Brownville-+An act to incorporate the Pacific
Bank of Dahkota-An act to incorporate tbs
Bank Of C~ollmbus-An act to ameLd an act
to exempt the property of married women
from execution in certain cases-An act to In
corporate the Bank of Rock Biuffs--An act tc
charter a Fery at Rock Blufs-Ana act to eree
the county of Omaha-Anact to provide fol
the payment Of Code Commissioners and
Clerks-An act incorporating tho Nemahs
Agricultural Society-An act to Establish ths
Clinton Bank-An act to incorporate the Banh
of De Soto--AR act to incorporate the Cheste
Salt Manufacturing Company-An act to es
tablish Territorial Road from Nebraska &
Kearney City landing to Brownyille--An &C
to establish and keep a Ferry across thl
Platte River at Cedar Island--Aniae to estab
lish the North line Of Washington county
An act to amend an act entitled an act to au
! thorize Religious Societies to hold property.
BILLs PASSED.
J An act relative to Public Prinler;-an &C
7 to establish the North line Of Washington
county;-ah act to establish a Territorial Roal
from Nebraska & Kearpey City landing t
BrownviIles-an act to iLeospofate the Ban
of De Soto IN Washington county;r-an &C
relative to- the seat Of GovernrAent;-an az
to incorporate the Chester Salt Manufacturin
Company.
Nebraska advertiser., 1857-01-29
To Liquor Dealers,
Wholesale Grocers, Druggists, Photo
graphers, Ambrotypers Pyrotech-
nists, Glass Manufacturers,
and Artizans In general.

NIN NI4UIo ID 5OHO-W1' ="
DEST CoGNACOM, to- produce a high-aevOred
ID Brandy with pure spirits; also, the aavorings
every kind Of Liquor, and the essences of Jamaica
and st. Croix Rum, holland and English Gin; Apple,
Peach and Cherry Brandy; M0nongahela, Bourbon,
Irish and Scotch Whisky; Port and MADEIRA Wines;
Goloring for Brandy and Port Wine. ChemiealsfOr
all the Arts. Metals, such as Platina, Bismuth, Cad
mimi. Asbesto, Manganese, Vienna Lime, Gutta
Pereha Bottles and Dippers, Cyanide, Potassium.
Essential Oils: Lemon, BcrgamOt, Lavender, Cloves,
juniper, garaway, Rose, orange, Vanilla; Insect
powder, and Fly Paper.
N. B.--AValnable Preparation to give Age
and Body to New Whisky, and other Domestic and
Imported Liquors; it is also valuable as a cIearingo Of
all fluids which are muddy and turgid, and full direc-
tons for use sent with every order. For Sale, on the
most moderate terms, by DR.. L. FEUCHTWANGER,
Chemist and Importer Of all Essential Oils, Drugs,
Fancy GoOds, &c.
32-4w 143 Maiden Lane, Ny.