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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-03
Something About Crows.

We have always been taught to believe
that crows were felons, whOm it was the
duty of all good citizens 10 lay upon ell oc-
casions, without benefit of CLERGY. Many
years age, Mr. EImund Ruif1 yenturgd a
word IT, ,aa.. defence, in the Farmer. We
thought ita bold sep q. the time-a nG'aa-
BILE t4&ing of Tint hugoautoeTlt, Public DP.I-
ion, by The beard We had thought tha, rag
crows could lie dealt Hitn az it mlgI please
their eoemias, for they were like the poor ie'
low, of whom it was said, "nlt him aga!u,
he has no friends" We looked upon Mr..
Rs position as almost fOol-hardy. We
thought it was like that Of the sailor at the
camp meeting, who hearing the preacher
running rOugh-shod over old Satan, jumped
up and shouted "hurrah for the d. blast
my eyes if / wll stand by and sec any man
IMPOSED upoa." We could no, but think
that any lu.aTfcrenc3 in behalf OF such =
notorious thief as the crow had always been
regugcl to be, must gr1csal from ne sac.
generous motive IS that which animated Jug
honest tar.
In these latter days however, Dir. L. has
found hacker. A writer in the last London
Quarterly, takes the part of the crow very
decidedly. lie says that when he Is ezecu-
ted, on a charge OF felony in stealing corn, he
is merely endeavoring to get at the worm
which lies at the root Of the plant, snd which
would prove far mere destructive than he
can possibly prove. To STAY him under such
circumstances, the writer thinks, is 10 muir
der bennlactor. II we reco!!ect, the argu-
;Dcnt of Dir. r. vas somewhat to the same
effect, But the quarterly slys the farmers u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-03

amount, is owned by the State, and she may
with great propriety, approach the banks Tor
the temporary means, and the balances due
to the latter are entirely within the control
of the General Assembly.
Besides these facts, and with the full
charge upon the Treasury on account of the
new debt, the present rate Of taxation is sut-
ficient to meet all the ordinary expenses of
the government, and produce a surplus annu.
ally Of more tran four hundred thousand
dollars.
In my report of the 25th Of No
vem5er last, | estimated the re.
ceipis from taxes to be $9I72.AJ9.22
And that the ordinary
annual expenses
would be 2,SJ9i09.JS
Add 10 these charges
the interest on new
debt, 2C4 $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-03
I,ord Psimerston.

This veteran statesman ia now IA years
old having commenced his political career,
under the auspices of Lord Castleragh,
nearly fifty years ago. He is twenty-seVen
wears older than the younger Pitt was when
he died and fifteen years older than Fox was
a, the time of his death Yet he seems to be
a. full of life and yigor, and as eager IN pur-
suit of the objects Of ambition, as the young
est member of the Parliament which mas so
lately Frustrated his government His eye
"a not dim. nor bis natural force abated. he
c.rt.;oly is one of the most wonderful men
of the dsy.-Rieh. Hhig.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-03
Death OF Prof. Fishburn.

The death of Prof. Fishburn, OF Washing
ton College, Lexington, which has been al
ready announced in this paper, will cause
general and heartfelt sorrow among large
circle of friends and acquaintance, as well as
among those who only knew him By repute-
ton. He vas in the morning Of life with
every prospect Of = distinguished ard useful
career. lie Possessed talents Of high Or
der, aud ricu aui varied accomplishments.
Iii. lecture at the late T. lucstion Convention
90 toe system Of Education IN Prussia, aud
his address at the last Mechanics Fair, vii!
be remembered by these who heard him as
the productions of clear thinker and ripe
scholar. lie was witha! gentleman Cfmost
pure and elevated character, and Of manners
bland, cordial and attractive. His loss will
be deeply felt by the venerable institution
of learning with which he was connected,
aud BY the cultivated society Of Lexington,
of which be was bright and shining crnA-
ment.- Rich. Dispatch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-03
Naval Promotions.

The following officers have been promo
ted by the President, by and with the ed-
vice and consented Of the Senate. 70 be
Lieutenants in the Navy-Jchn q. Walker,
John G. Mitchell, Francis NJ. Ramsay, Rich
ardW. Meade, jr., Marshall c. Campbell Rob,
ert Boyd, jr., Calvin f. Thompson and
Charles c. Carpenter, to take effect from the
23d of January, 1858, to fill vacancies, Al.
Mccartney to be Lieutenant from the 18th
February, 1858, vice Lieutenant Garrett v.
Denniston, decd.-WdSh. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-03
The Colorado Expedition.

Letters were received this morning, at the
cfice of the explorations, War Department,
from Lieut.. J. C. Ives, commanding the Cox
orado expedition, dated February IL. The
steamer had reached the MCjave villages
The navigation of the river still continued
difficult. The Indians stated that they had
never known the water SO low. All the par
ty were we'll, and M accident whatever had
occurred. - Wasi. Star.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-03
The Ereucnp amphiet.

us inp,''o' [t'Ig papI' '..i'~u,'' ~, ~
l' Ps. VI !. us tl' , 81 ,,,,,;.r of
WI. Nv . H'p?'' 80. 49,. -, , -
every '"'"H,'s ps!S'" ~ '',1.s -''',,,''
49, ';ov, ,o =. r'' md csrerIv ,nardad
o'uI.a'' !" .tss'G' -n' ,rorJ tbot ,r;cbt
aBn'nI' ""y ;uOuSms v. .i 80 :. don,aads
Mouu" s,J na'tou'' J oa"n nonrto.y from
equa , ;iSGs' a.,Tr 1' Spm arovo n,.t ba
w. "ua; ;rno, 1 rbicb has rsndsred it ne.
Suas wi! Eel 20 ,bo Ena,;sb
Ue.;a ~ p.'p nairLho~ fp;end ond olIn With
n"''ou lO"i . ~ .oIr ,oa,ra;n, rho
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-03
ICoYSUYIcATEn
National EomntirY.

All the great nations of tie eaT,h hn
arsenals for the fabrication Of arms to ta.a
readiness for war. This ms i0ag been tie
casc and since ohe modern Improvements %
war, is more necessary nYw, dian ever
Should war break GU. between toe Jn..i
States and either Of the great maritime Ht.
tons, what would be our condition: We
have already had two wars with the greatest
and quasi war with the second, but great
change has taken place, and the implements
Of war, like every thing else, haze, Of a'.
years, been very much improved. 4 glance
at tho Anglo French war now going On in
China, will show the disparity o. TIE old %
the new style Of weapon The c.m#' 'F5
using the matchbox which na- C'"i IN
Europe two or three cou,ur.1 n,r ms We
see that one thousand Europeans c.l lea;
ten, fifteen or twenty th)Gsau! C-n'e.-
The capture of ST. Jean D'he-g By -'
British, and St. Juan De Ulloa blythe lfgu.'
few years since, was owing to HE Te4s.'
be answered from those great fOrtT e.. E
is to be hoped that we will never he caught
mapping like the poor Chinese, E,yrai'i
and Mexicans. The nation that is -'lT0ra!
will fall prey to the enlightened armed no
bers called Kings, Emperor a.. Prisasa'
terprise is wholly inadequate to tba 'T.s''
meats necessary - the improvement ". '.'
game Of saverci.ns-war. Na.igua' asHai'-.
ments are required to furnish a .auilr! u
patterns for contractors, who mIs;a.wgY'e
largely employed to furnish munitions 10
time of war.
Great Britain has long had large establish
ment, at Woolwch, near London, whence VS.
ter carriage and railroads can distribute ne
materials of war to all parts Of her d.m'l'
ions. Perhaps our country, from her fec..
liar situation, requires three f0uDires N ne
Atlantic, and at least one on the Pacl.
coast. A great number Of large gun. slo1:
will be required to supply our Coast Licences
and Navy, besides the field artillery ~
the whole country; and the renewal % ne
waste Of all these, 70 say nothing Of DE va:
increase which would be require. o.. 1rcs 10
case OF war with either France g- tres
Britain, which in the course gi '-u"'a
events" is not unlikely, especially j. Tie co..
peror Of the French should bully Us as be Do,
Great Britain, his well beloved lE.cnl 90
ally.
Alexandria seems to possess the al'a''
tage for central foundry in an emin2at 4-
gree, being under the eye Of the Genera! P'.
erument, on the grand trunk ra'Iroal. 'a'
of the whole country, say from New Vf ..
to Canada, With good depth Of water " VIA.
canal running to thu creates, ca. ana H.-
region in the country, wish other iaeza .a' :.
bic stores Of coal AMI iron AMI "a. Fj.i' d,
the process Of construction % ..en. W."
what more can be wanted. NlsFlH!A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-03
Apply excess Of taxes over or
binary expenses,
Deficit Let October, 1859,

Whether it will be necessary to increase
the taxes to meet the old aud new charges
upon the Treasury, depends upon the time
within which it is desirable to pay OF the la,
bilities. The debts which may be presented
are principally treasury notes, held BY the
banks, aud balances due to the Literary
Fund. The stock Of the former, 10 large
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-03
State Finances.

The Auditor of Public Accounts, reports,
under date of March 90, that the amount to
be added to the Public Debt under acts Of
the last and present session of the LeglSla-
lature will be S2,925, 800: but that it will
mol be necessary to increase the state taxes
to meet liabilities growing out of the recent
appropriation. In his report the Auditor
Gays
In nv report Of November last estimated
that there would be deh-
cheney in the Treasury on
the Let OF October, 1858, to
D be- Suppn re the S' amount Of 3,l9l %
And that there would be out
s sa,oa ngg~ u"Palu = to 100000 90
Total floating debt, Sol 9S
To which must be added al-
preparations to pay claims, oo ~
&c. ol's9o Do
And if the General Assembly
shall adjourn at the end OF
thirty days, the expenses OF
the two sessions being Sl63.-
694.40, which exceeos NY ,o.,
estimate by the sum Of lho9i.4o
Probable amount of interest
payable lst July, 1858, on
new stock. -o'ooo w
Prior to the LIST Of January,
1859, about one half Of the
appropriations, &C., will have
been converted into stock,
SO that the interest and one
per cent. for the Sinking
Fund, will probably amount -,oo, IN
to
On the LIST July, 1859, there
will probably be six months
interest on the new debt OF
S2,925 800, "''f 81
l,O64,6s6 ~
Apply excess Of taxes over Or s,a oao "a
binary expenses, oi0'o''
D.s,;. O,,oher, 1859, S45l,637 0S
! Whether it will be necessary to increase
the taxes to meet the old aud new charges
upon the Treasury, depends upon the time
within which it is desirable to pay OF the la,
bilities. The debts which may be presented
| ara nrinrinallv treasury notes held by the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-03

StTATIONARY, &c have no" f...
y pretty much everything comm. ,-..
the above head, such as WRITING Phfa'..
in great variety Of style and price, ta'-,
Pens, Inks, Pencils, Sealing Wax, a.ri'
cilage, Penholders, India Rubber Po'.'.
Writing Desks, Pencil SharPeners, PeneN o.. b.
Gold Pens, with or without cases PsHi =.
pelIer Pencils, a new article; M1'a"ma.-'' D. +
strumen,s, round Hat, and parallel h-'''
Racks, Thermometers, nc, ~. ..rr
APP 3 JOHN n fhNN"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-03

that tnere WUuIu U0
cheney in the Treasury on
the Let OF October, 1858, to
be supplied by temporary
means, to the amount OF
And that there would be out
standing unpaid tr easury
notes ammouutiDg to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-03

423,l9l %
100000 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-01
NEWS BY WAY OF CALIFORNIA.

The Los Angeles correspondent of 1He Ata Calt-
t0rni0 under date OF Jan. III, writes as follows;
Several gentlemen arriving IN TINS town, TINS
week. from Salt Lake say that the Atkins, John,
Tom and another brother, who were taken prisoners
aid robbed, some months since, by the Saints nave
been killed while escaping out Of the country IL Is
laid that the three brothers and another person re-
ctiyed passports from Brigham Young to return to
California. They were undsturbed in their retreat
until the 6rst night this side of Cedar City when their
CAMP was attacked by Indians and two OF them Killed
The other two returned to Cedar City and claimed
protection but were shot down in the streets IN DAY
light BY the people. Que Of the gentlemen VINO came
through says he saw this last outrage.
"The engrsnts from Carson Valley have reached
the settlements on Cold Creek, Iron County. The ad
vance wagons of the emigration rom San berharuho
had reached Salt Lake City.
From q private letter, dated Great san LaA9
CITY, Dec. g. 1857 TO friend am permitted 70 SEM
you the following extracts:
1.-THE soldiers are at Fort Brdger, ana expect
they will stay there all Winter Iher animals ave
0iyen our and can't come any further. They have
shot thirty OF forty rounds at our boys seyerai times
brt nave never drawn blood. Two or three times
thv have sbot through their clothes. Our boys are
All called home now The people are IN high spirts
and hope there will be 10 lighting 10 DO, Dut mat they
will 20 off and let us alone.
Business is rather dull at present, but provisions
are pleDty and the people can get along very well
C,oferes are very scarce, but We live in hopes Of
better days. .
Fourteen thousand head Of sheep, and one thou
sspd head of vsquillas yOeng cows, arrived in this
county last week from New-MexicO. The owner was
VIEW fortunate. On the entire route he did not lose
auiusl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-01

ARREST or CorNIERTEITERs.-In consequence Of
the miscarriage Of letter written by prisoner the
Tombs to friends, the Police learned that there
were number of bogus half and quarter dollars, and
dimes and the mods for casting them secretd in the
barbers chop under Ssverys Hotel, Beekmsn street..
Officers McCord and Robb on Saturday afternoon ar
rested John Loecirer, He'll and Reuben II. Bassford,
pruprietors Of the chop. and took about peck Of the
counterfeit coins and nolds from under the bath TUBS
The preoaers were locked up for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-01
RFSOLI TIONS.

he Trri3ory Of itai rcefrs to lie Misg. and
osfeiai eoTr,s Of his ErcrHeHcy Gorer"or Brigham
}tUpg. ,,o., cordially 70, oar
.nS i. h.bsf Of The well feelings OF oar eSn.,Ia
cut AID Soss Yoans % The Led
lAiiye Assn Iy Of this Territory osnrense IN n
Iv,. Hall in 6ra Salt LAie Guy De h -. Of hi. ,c
E..ored That the entire policy sna ~ - h.r,.a An
L1r, Cov,,nor Youns have been soe Jas 80 -,
Give 30 and prtectiye tbe development o. Jus "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-01

COUNCILLORS.
HEsER c. KINsiLL President.
Dsuiel II. Wells Lorn tNr,
Aib.r Csrripron Beulsmin +. Johnson
=. d. Richards. Leonsrc r. Harrington
Wil,ord Woodruff Warren y Sno~'
joseph HolbroOk, Lewis brunson,
Lorenzo snow George A. Smith.
REPRESENTATIVES.
JoHS TAyLoR, Speaker.
w W. Phelps Reddick N Alfred,
A p. Redwood. Chsuncy W. West,
]. C. Little, Jonathan c. Wright,
DAME, Spencer, Aaron johnson,
Alexander McRss, JaneS G. Snow,
OrSn Hyde, Preston Thomas,
J. W Cummings Jscoo u bser,
Hoses Stout, treotse fescSk
Joseph A. Young, + l. FGnsworh
H. X Clswson, Isaac & hash'
Johu Row berry. yohn " Lee,
Jobn ID Packet Isaac Buloct
In comnnce with their and cordial desire and a.
nearly eyny man. and child thoug hout this Territory
would gladly the officers Of both Houses OF the Assembly
their the foregoing resolutions follows;
OFFICERS OF The COUNCIL.
1soU ,v,t>s Secretary S.NL L. SPRAGVE, Messenger.
JoH, It CANE Assistant See'y JOHN SHaRP Foreman.
Cto d. GRANT Sers. at Arms CYRUS H. WHEELock, Chaplin
OFFICERS OF The HOUSE
JAS FFRGusoS lChief Clerk BRIGHAM foNc IT, Mess ger
p,rsI,s Iy>cri a. Clerk. WN DERR, Foreman.
W H. KiMBALL Sergt alarms JEssE HAVEN, Chaplain
Az ACT Disorranizing and Attaching Green River County
SECTION Be It enacted by the Governor snd Legislative As
sepby Of the Territory Utah. Thst Green River County is
hereby dorgsnzed and attached 10 Great Salt Lake County Tor
election revenue and Judicial purposes and that the representa-
tive Green River County hereby sPponed 70
Great Salt Lake County Prorided That this sppoonment
does not until after the present session OF the Lesa
tive Assembly. =, - III ,l,. -, 49,.
SIC All laws and parts of laws conflicting with this act are
hereby repealed.
Approved Dec. y 1851
on lie in INV ofsce. WIN H. HOOPER,
Secretary pro ten. for Utah Ter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-01
CITY ITEMS.

Rossinis grand opera Of Otello" viii be prodsss<
at the Academy Of Music thh evening, with q power
ful CAT, including Madame Ia Grange Mesn.
Tberni. easier and Cari Formes. This |. the oslv
time this opera can be given at preseot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-01
ard welfare 10th Of dis Territory ssd Of the oeser 0sy-rr
crt % far th policy an tso.e could sccoupsh - de-

sna welfare beth Of dis Territory ssd Of the oeaer
far ths policy ssd teose srss eosie
sirub,s rrsult l..
ResoIscd That bold Ourselves nesns and nnneu~
readiness 10 sustain his Exoe.noy Governor focns "
be protn OF eietats in seo0dsnoe with The
aid laws Of the tui-d States shd the Avs on
Uih Tor the protection CT tho lives pese and prosperity Of a
!. ople @ this r.rritory.
Ee-,fod That neither the present any other Adnini-,
ton q the Government prusne drunken
ana otherwise coup oie upon point Of the bsyo
the aenP TO Do b. The present incumbent Of
the Executive chair nation has contempt
sEG deerun-d opposition OF ~ God ms, which such st Of
usurp-d authority sud oIpt-siou 80 richly D. serves
RescsseS Tia, while deprecSe the bitter hostility mani
f.ed Ard loyal and innocent people BY present
Atu siion q tls General GOy-rnmeu vii continue
sieup Cd he p~ OF the Administration brins
into u yssase by appointing contrary 10 the Consttu
ticu ofccr. whom the people have nrher voice
.ctrg shall persons appointed to Office for Utah By
The pr..ni Admins. son either Ay for dis
chsre within the limits OF this Tertiary, tbs functions Of IN.
tor, ..d BY invading army (or such army
sraou usnii.sty n 10 aid in rampns upon American
t rty nor long such sprontee. plssninous
que armed force to attend their beck 70 enable
Az ricsu eiiizeus their inderssibe snd yestsd rights
Re,oired That vii least have Constitutions ushs
TO voice IN the selection Of Territorial officers aud in The
eusctusn, Of cal laws for our Government.
Re.rod Thst resolutions be signed BY the members Of
the two Hou-cs snd BE- printed in Tie Deseret Sers
Unanimously adopted and signed. Dec q. 1887.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-01

The nativity table gives 379 natives Of the United
States, g. of Ireland, sc of Germany, Of England,
3of France, of Scotland, of Italy and the balance
Of various foreign countries. ...
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B,,rns and ScaIds,

y M - will afford you instant relief.
Everybody is liable TO
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Persons Of ConsumptiEe Habits,
READ THTSt

NAE<fNE( II
ITO THE GEFENBERG COMPANY: For the first
wonderful effects of popular medicine, but in send
ing the certificate feel that only dischargng
duty that owe TO the Grefenberg Company, and
more especially 10 suffering humanity.
About the first OF June last, had negro man taken
with cough attended with restlessness splitting of
blood and other dangerous symptoms Of consumption.
Immediately called in truly skifu and scientific
physician, who told me il = of consumption.
He treated him for several weeks, but he gradually
grew worse. / then had another physician OF great
reputation IN lung diseases He examined him, and
also decided il 10 be hopeless of consumption,
and said was useless 10 spend money in trying to
cure him
/ had previously promised the Grefenberg Agents
here, (Messrs. Wells Lowel,) that when the doctors
gave him up ! would try the Grsefenberg Consump-
tiye's Balm. did SO and To my agreeable surprise
the man began 10 improve after taking only FIVE six
doses. He took only two bottles Of the Balm and
three bottles Of the Grfenberg Sarsapara Compound
which cost the small sum Of nine dollars and to-
day consider him entirely cured He is worth 81 200
and he Is doing me good service on the plantation
consider him perfectly sound and well he is fat,
hearty, and strong, without vestge sign of disease
left. JOHN MYEIS,
have used the Grefenberg consumptive's Ralm in
severe cases of consumption my practice with the
happiest effect wish all would use it,
S. MEnAFIS, NJ. n,
Totten's Wells, Tenn.
The Grafenberg Consumptve's Balm will enectually
cure Consumption and all complaints Of the lungs In
cases Of Cold the Lungs and Chest, Languor com
bined with Difficult Breathing, Pains in the Chest and
Bronchitis, the Grsefenberg Consumptives Balm will
effect complete cure and prevent the disease from
becoming a confirmed Consumption. In all cases, de
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all diseases having tendency 20 Consumption. We
earnestly advise all To procure the Consumptves Balm
in season.
ks-T The price of the Consumptire's Balm is So per
bott.e. ALEX. MCKENZIE, Nashville,
Agent for the GTefenberg Company, for Tennessee,
Alabama, and Georgia Oan25-u
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The Great English Remedy.
ThOrn's Compound Extract OF
COpaiba and SarsapariiIa.

DossEssTs advantages not enjoyed by any other med
icine for the cure of sexual diseases, which must
with enlightened public render II assuTedly highly
popular and desideratum long sought for n the med
ical world II needs confinement change Of diet
In its approved FORM that Of paste, entirely taste
less and causes unpleasant sensation to the patient
Ii has acquired the utmost fame in almost every part
Of Europe; has been cSamined, approved Of and
sanctioned by the faculty OF medicine, and recommen
ded by the most eminent Of the profession. Prepared
by J. W. THORN, Chemist, Eondon, and for sale
wholesale and retail by JoIIS A. TARRAST Co, Agents
for the United States 27s Greenwich street New York
As the above valuable preparation has been eNten
svely counterfeited by unprincipled parties in the
United States the proprietor has adopted, Precau
ton against imposition consumers Label of which
the following is fac sime, and which will be found
burnt in upon the bottom Of each pot Of the gcatn,
intended for sale IN the United States Canadas, British
Provinces, West Indies and South America.
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There a. no Mistake about it.

10 you wish 10 be healthy and strong2 Then so At
oEce and gct some of NcLean's Cordial. II will nvig
strengthen your blood 30 How through every
VEIN tie rich rosy bloom Of health 10 mount 10
your cheek again. Every bottle warranted 20 give
satisfaction.
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We say % parents, your children are sckly, pu
ny, afflicted " Ill complaints prevalent among chi
dren give them 4 small quantity Of ncLeans Cordial,
and will make them healthy lat and robust Delss
not . moment Try II and you will be convinced
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a. Principal Depot on the corner OF Third and
Pine street, - Louis, Missouri.
e. For sale in Louisville by BELL, ABBOTT Co..
Springer Bro, and Raymond Patton.
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Benz. L. Shields Sales.

ID OCULAR Auction Sales OF FURNITURE, COOKING
N UTENSILS, CARrErINGs, &c, every Saturday
morning 10 O'Clock.
ID OCULAR Auction Sales If Dry Goods, Clothing and
N Varieties each Wednesday and Friday evening at
early Gas Light, by
Jan. III BENJ I. SHIELDS