Indiana American, Volume 13, Number 24, Brookville, Franklin County, 12 June 1846 — Page 3

The accommodations of the Mary Pell, Latest from the Army-UatamDras were most excelled. Such boats are a i Taken. ,.- Hi to the country. i slcnra.er Ymklown, we have the j

i , . uneans I'icayune ol the 23;h nit Once m Lwrenccburgli, I was among ! colninin? Iatcr ncwg frf)m Uie A,n"those whom I claim as the best friends of j The Yorktown made I er trip to Louismv life and of course, 1 felt "at home and i vi!Ic " live days 10 l,r,urs, 13 minutes, r r ii- ! al,d to this city in G Java 4 hours 211 mim ...town." The city of Lawrcncehurgh w utMi and U(yu not ccn for" hist Zo. a flourishing luisinets place, and is im- b id weather, and the low stage of water nroin" with some degree of rspiditv. I trom Memphis up, it is believed the would ' . . - w . '; have made thelquitkest time ev-r m-ido hp. was pleased to see that smce I was here ; twcen Ncw 0'anB 'S' last, the Baptists had erected a neat and j The Picayune says The Telegraph has commodious house of worship. I was;" last arrived, and brings news hat Geo. .t ..i t .u i- . i t j ' 1 aJ"'or has taken Matamoros, as we all an happy to learn that the Methodists had de- . licipaled. Kol a gun ttag fired jn de(e,,cne termined al last lo erect a large and splen-' or the town. The following is from the did Church, at a cost of some 8 or 10 thou- j leton News of the ail "inst : ' , . . . ... The steamshipl elegraph has iust arrived sand dollars. Thts will no doubt add to from Poit ,6a'bpK Through S poliiethe appearance as well as to the mora , ness ol her obliging clerk we have been rhiracterand religious stability of the citv. j furnished with the Allowing information. U,ar " , i bl.e reports that on the afternoon of The germans ol the Methodist L. Church , u.e 17li, ir,st., a detachment of 200 reo-,..

have a comfortable house of worship and lars and 350 volunteers proceeded to La .he members of the Protestant E. Church i I1' V??:..P?SSCiSi" of and "tablish-

cu n iiuiimij ut;;'Ui.

Son Gi Tcisipcivmce.

talk of putting up this season a small but suitable Chapel. These are houses we shall be glad to see in Lawrenceburgh, foi

On the night of the

I'Jtu an express arrived from Gen. Tav-

Icr, stating that he had crossed the Rio Grnnde and taken possesion, ofthecityof Matamoros without onnnaitinn tha Mdv!.

where there is so much whiskey manufac-i icansJ having Aid the city.

able to bear pmudly lh !.m.ir .f T.-m peranco and rt f .rin. Th- !!- v. Mr. M'.V'-, of the Methi:lii CVir:,. -, ,,.., Sl. lui liated ini. our f.-.ierii:iy. J (t iv nit personal arc;-! tint e u i:h Mr. V t.b, but am j iiiffiriiit-J i ) r..ise hit know i.mi. tint he! ii a man of a m.i ! heart am! '.mud heaJ an hoiiiir 1-. i.i-c.i'ling, ud i; hi lift-a i Messilli! t.. ihf u..r!d. I ir iru,Ll.i. '

filled with ., ch in- n. W o uj.nl i he influence, tin-1 i.uu -el, of the wise and : he-good, "ho hive dcv.pii d ilieir live- m deeds of

. . . - - ' t'ci.cvolei.ce and pliil.iiuhn.pv. I shall exGrand Division. ; peoi much fru:n the Cambridge DivUion j The July Quarterly Sessionof the Grand ! The caus0 is 8ood tliere such I n; ; ; ... . r ,i o r , , i lrnl, as w ill w ield v ith priimpi.uess nnd i Division of the S ins of Temperance of llie 1 n: ,.,,-,., . , ' . , . . ,, ellicieiicy the means now afforded them of

FSSA. KMX C )U TV. UNITE.) STATKS HuTEL

J pit-i of" K c. i;t.i ai.it i.i!it'ir , n arr-.unt of V r-.il Mi tt CunT, fV -in th.- Il d of Ju.tt- I.; 4 5, ta ibe li;CIITa. "I'htrv a. rt-maiiiiii in the "l'rv. ury at lu.f i4iluui ltt for cuuit-Ki-t-nii:-, 1654 33 For Licrii--s tu vt-iii! M. rctiauclit', 281 38 " f..r 1 an 10S 00 " l)t'til:tuv lit si, 1J 74 Fr.mi Collt-rtir ul't'ouitty lU-vrniM' fur 1-15, lxiiig lult aiiiuiii.t lut fur County ai.ii road iui'iiot- altirall Utdut'trniit, 5WM For rctU'iiipii in uf land, scld fr l ay t, 115 14 For School Huriuisffty 259 27 ' Jiiry Ftts 53 25

Coi ilT ofSi.ltll i)'- Wulmit fh r.'x, C I X CI X X A T I OHIO. AKNOL & VKTHKHRi:i: I'm,,, ;. tis

11IS iu w, jaciou, anJ t U euiit iuutium i L-uUt ,

on llu il.' of tlie Walntil Kirctt huu.i. forint-rly

kf p Uv Mr. Ann-Id, now ilir rami, r uf M Wcih-

rrbi-i' . 1 i xplortd tins brauitfiil Khk I bit i: i now .i'it oit-in-d f.ir ilir ivct-ptinH of travi llt-r. Ii contains I 7'. rouius w it tt Irs Parlor and b. dnwrn art J fin; ly carjw u-d. 1 he fumiturt- all apprar ln and ! vl ant and in fact lu-atm-t. tastt- ami tiuivi-inrDcf sh ni4 to characterize the etahl i!tnielit, and from the known repniatiiin of it Hot I can cheerrnliy recomt mend it to my frit nd and the trav. Uuip pnr'lic r-n-i rrally. ' J S. TOH KHS. I May 12, l4r.. 2vim.

Slate of Indiana, w ill be held in Richmond, Wayne County, to commence on FRIDAY the 17th of July next, at 10 o'clock A. M. The time has thus been extended to er a-

.time to the Recording Set ibes of the severa! Divisions throrghoi'l the Slate to have j their quarterly Reports all in previous to

Hired as there is in this city there should j ' "e Mexicans trorn last accounts were ; the meeting. It is expected that this mat

, . , j - , .., uc;seii:iii; men ailKS in Datla IOI18. ,,e strcng moral efTo.ts made to save . Two American regiments, with the ex-

the burning fires of j ception of about 350, havinc marched a

doing g uid --of banishing dr'n.kms! and ! drnukei.nrss ftom their beautiful & grow- i ing Town; thus adding another to the t on-! sand laurels that have been mm by 'he' Sulla lif TpmriPr:inn in rtirh.iin.iin il. !

ble those eligible after the 1st of July, to ! world. seats in the Grand Division to make ar- j rangements to be present, as business of j The Tariff-Sib Treasury, imnnnnnrp -SI1 h tfnn,.. .ri . m...i ! Tl,e Baltimore papers, and WaM.nigton

" "-" w PtlrQ . tl 1 .. I .. . I' -

..c cu., mac tile uieinicii'm 01 ill-: I ar-

the people from

death. The Rev. Mr. EJdy, is the Pastor of the Methodist E. Church, and we know that wherever he labors there is a faithful and fearless testimony born against sin, whether iri the Church or out of it. Mr. Eddy i an nloqucnt and popular minister, nnd the city of hogs and distilleries w ill wo ihink. advance in intelligence and

morals under his efficient pastoral care. There are schools in Lawrenceburgh no doubt, but so far as our observation extended we have seen no such thing as a school house, and in this respect we are sorry to say that Lawrenceburgh is 13 or 20 years behind the times. The public have a right to look for a better state of things among a people as intelligent and moral as this city contains. I cannot forbear to inform you that I have seen your old & true friend Milton Gregg, Esq. He looks somewhat older and more care-w orn than when I saw him last, yet still he is an active business man, and no doubt an efficient and useful citizen. I r.lso saw the Hon. Amos Lane, who still lingers on the shores of mortality no indifferent specimen of the old war-horse of former and better days. Yours, I'ELEG.

(ew days, previous, were stationed at Brazos Point awaiting the orders of Gen. T., and it was thought they would leave on the 2"th for Matamoros. via the old Bitrila road. Col. Mcintosh, Capt. Page, anJ all the others tUat were wounded in thp action of the Pib and 9th are at Point Isabel, and were recovering.

ter will be promptly attended to, as the Quarterly P. V. will, in no case be given lo any Division which fails to report. Ily Older I. H. GOODWIN. G. S. June 12Ui 1910.

S.ics-i oi EXP&XDITUilES. There Int-ib.-eii paid out on county Orderji !.iin-e lite 1st d.iy .of June 1S45, fur the follow ing purjio-ck Vi.."

For Juror fees, 44 P.mr cxj-.-tice, 44 Specific allowances, 44 Ae:-'ill Recliue, 44 Uoad and Iligim a " County Officer-, 4' friiuiuj! F.i-use, 44 i'ulilic llutUiii, 44 F.lcliU! F.peii--s, 4 Sale of l.a:id R. fund. d, Schrul Purposes, Total expenditure

450 41 6'J 21 251 50 2040 'J2 ICS 39 31:. 3 C.4S 70 77 '.0 1"5 !'2 217 47

j C A S ! 31 K it i: T tV k s:s &r. -g Carton Xrw Si Kr-nth t'asMimri 1 Fiiit-v Turrd4:.

Tltf ab te lot uf Ca-.'-iiiu rt and Tc-ilf. ar tf the ' , vtrj I j !! in.iirtattonfc, niitt :hi y comn--t out it tltv i j m t b au lil'ul as-inrtnit nts t r )1T. r-J i:i iht Wt-si ' j c l-sllt r -tr'iJtl attruttoll to ltiem. j WOOD A. I-Vl'KIX. ! ' No. 24 I.iiw.t Marki-t i 1'iiuinnati. j i Mav 1, lS4rt "-U . I ! K A O L K WOOM! FACTORY. 1 ;n". S'lli-i-ril-r. r f. linc crj fui f,r f'ii laor wotiIJ r j.Ttl'nl. int'tirtu tin- piiSl c aittl hi r--!iu r- fjt :u rj!l , lii-i r-itaS'i-h-u nt i ft u th l tl iit"i i,iijrMt tl niNiliiiit r no in u. It i itiia-

' on H.-itm k.ihrtT mi'- I'. ivT , t" V t t I nn.it.

I

itf. Bud the nassane of the Sub-ircaturv b 1

at aliington h'tve been determined upon ' in king caucus. TLe cai ses isa gn.'d f r this are various. j I lie athiiigtun Union is unceasing' certaiiily, in deintnding the sc two iiias ures. It docs not hesitate t siy, Ui it tiiey must and will jiasscd. 1'hi! govern uient at war, and iu own border, and h nne industry struck at, if not s-truck do-vn, hv its own siiicid.il action. Whit ir.-iitf.f-Ioa! Treasurv notes will !l j j 1 the c in-

I.eavin? a hi lance in treati:-v M 1 31t lli of lheie an- t oi.t-tandii:; orih r. N. 10 . 1j9, 150, 2'i.!, 317, ii', 3 5, a::d 417. A uiuulit in t'i Ha!-ilu-e i i the ir nury pn, rilled ail ,inl. -r u. re redtvin.d, Tl order of the l r.i:ikiill t'oMnii i. !iojn r-i.

IIIK AM (MHMICK W.l. Ilru ?kiil. , June 5;li lb4o.

l:l;. I Fair;;

i t'r.-,

t. ..hum . and ilir

le, L fount. ;

i.i, I rai-kiiii l'wi.i;l . .MAN .'F.t

,i i

irii 70 jr.t i-f t'o.u:iil-

Au.I

(.r V. f. 24-J .

CilAItla US S T A A 1j V. Y. i:i:ll axd nn.isa roix-Hiii. M al:tu! tXrect Hi 'xreen Si-cmid tinJ I'lout CINCINNATI OIIKJ. TAVKHN" ami l'lanta tiou H-It-, and lirr. fi,-i:4

. ry dei-riiilioii eu haml. oil c-kiIk-. e limli r anil

lirav. ca-t-

try; tlie .vants of the n. inn Ii no' Kv

Aa application for a Charter to organize lhc"' dePraJ ' n-'t: 'he public dd.t " . o-.vouen without a

a LUv.Mdii ill (HIT jrnei Ul iUSinS U1 ins i at th. samo I m t:, . .1.. .1. ' irarrCock. I'tinm-r rii.-i - S, ii. r s,,M,

i (! 1 ,";t Ui,b? and has onrd seven ; J ! pled; then will come dUtrust and taxation, deck and two cabin passengers. e,-,', flspJ uPonfo "s ,n j and ali th, .11, which to.io i their tr in. LAWK SLACK'S .o 1

. ..v. . .....i'i, ic.i uie iiiiwg till l HU j .-.u.iv.n. nco.ciiic.iru iu 1.1111s me : Ii l!S Can llO llo'. h , n t. I Ii.v m-iv ve . r n '! H7'' 'll

a lie Wafi dp stnnit ll.om Ko n I.dd.-v ! .n . ..... i , l.rt ........ - I . I .... ..

" 4 "J " v-.7 l0mcers ana liretllrenOl .MadlSOll Division. "c '-JU,,,-,Jr B"J IJ WaiS fit so lie Ol . "eaue nranu narnuit.il ,n.il to any inu.le

uie fvn consequences winch must follow

me carrying out of the pjlicy ofthu Kd-niu-

Cdth.

easterly rale. wlurh innimpnivH nn

evening of the 22d inst.. and continued un- Xo- 8 " be Prescl a i J participate in the til the 2Md, causing an overflow of water ! ceremonies of the occasion.

up ns high as the I'reinont House. On Hie

th

the ltrir.en bark Carlos Williams, w ith

ISO emigrants, ran ashore and soon bilged. She was boardeJ the next day by a pilot boat, and one women and two chili dren taken off, but. the bja'. capsized and they were drowned. The rest of the crew and passengers were got off safe. The schooner Margret, which left tho preceding day, drifted ashore on the west side of Galveston and all hands were last.

Indiana Volunteers. We have been poiltely furnished by Adjutant General Reynolds, with the following list of volunteer companies, which have been commissioned by the Governor since the first of June, being the first cemmistioiis since the present call for volunteers: Dearborn volunteers Com'd June 1st. Captain James II. Lane, First Lieut. George Dunn, Second do Benjamin J. Spooner, Monroe Guards June 1st. Captain John M Sluss. First Lieut. John Filer. Second do. Aquilla lingers. Cass County Volunteers. June 2.1, Captain Spear S. Tipton. First Lieut. Stanislaus I.asselle. Second do. William L. Hrown. Putnam Blues June 2. Captain John 11. Roberts. First Lieut. Daniel A. Farhy. Second do. Richard W. Jones. Montgomery Volunteers June 3. Captain Henry S. Lane. First Lieut. Allen .May. Second do. Lewis K. Wayland, Johnson Guards. Captain--David Allen. First Lieut. David Prnvine. Second do. F.Isey Mathes. Marion Volunteers June 4ih. Captain James P. Drake. First Lieut, John MoDougal. Second do. Lewis Wallace.

The last comp&nv is now

unli and camp duty, and are eng.iged in unifoiiniiig themselves; preparatory to marching. We are seini-oflieially informed of the organization of companies, as follows: At Shelby, 1, at I3rook-ille. 1; at Martinville,

Interesting from tub Seat of War

We copy the following from the N. O Picayune, of the MOth ult. Jlrrieal of the Galceston and Jus. L- T)uy. Eight Days Later from Rio Grande. The steamship Galveston arrived last evening from Brasos Santiago, which place she left on the :27th inst. She brings a confirmation of the news brought by the Telegraph. Gen Taylor has obtained peaceable possession of Matamoras. The Mexican

army left a large amount of ammunition in

lour army. j The Mexicans destroyed an immense j quantity of ammunition by filling "up the i wells, and throwing other portions into the river. i Gen. Taylor gave most positive orders j to his men not to take the slighest article j without giving a fair equivalent. ! The citizens were told by (Jen. Taylor to 'continue their business operations, but ' prohibited from selling liquor to the iinny. i Corn. Conner, with most of his squadron, , had left for Pensacol.i to refit and reinforce

! before making an attack upon Vera Cruz.

He intends taking with him three or four line of bittta ships. The 6tcam schooner Cincinnati, Capt.

i Smith, was at Matamoras the Miry i Kingsland nt anchor olT the bar, the j Mourn nith acting as her lighter. The , steamer Augusta was aground in the bay. The Sea and Florida were also engigcd i as lighters. i On her passage to the seat of war, the ; Galveston was the scene of a terrible niuri der. Ila'j rt Mil:'i!!l. of the Mc

Mitncie Division, Xo. 12, wa3 organized on Saturday evening, the 3()th nil., by G. W.A.John Piitchetland G. C. Anslem Butler, a ssisted by Bros. Minor and School-

field, of Unity Division No. 6. Eight members were initiated and installed as officers of the Division, viz: Samuel W. Harlan, W, P. Thomas S. Neely, W. A. AloiiZ'i F. Estehrook, R. S. John Jack, V. S. John Br;:dy, C.

Job Swain, A . C.

James Nottingham, I. S. Joseph Martin, O. S. One of the Brethren speaking of the member of this Division says: ''I think they are the right kind of men to compose a Division of ihe Sons of Temperance, and more of the sjma kind are there to add m

I rn , ..... l... 1 .' .1 . .

ion illiui:. Mill lll ir lililllOllCJ Cill O:) J), further, and til tint we can hope lor, is. to w irk out of coning ditli-.-ulties, through our sufferings. Evil, it iu aid brings its own cure. So it may be here an J no. The Baltimore American, gvts c c ei c tolhc statement that thi a.liiiiniHr.uion will dsstroy the Tariff, and piss th4". SubTreasury, remarks: Cin. Gaz. Iu ord'er thai, lb; pu'j'ia mind, or lhmind of' the party itself, ii:a be pf.-pired for the ominous blow which is to strike dnwiith Aincrx i) system; we tiu.l the ad-

ministration proves puinur fourth denunciations against it. Very wcll.sich things are ueelftil. The fricn Is oi proMe ; tmn to home industry m ty stand in silet.ee

I he syst -in which they hiva sustained to I lung can now spek for itself better than j they ctn s.ieik lor it! In enemies hive

iivu.j u- nijjiHHo.-iia wiien luey movj to destroy it, they requiroail the reejurccB ol sophistry, of appeals to prejudice, of purtizan invective; and wheu all are us-d nnd the work of destruction is accomplished, the forced and I'dltering s-houl ol triumph going up over the ruins o! pn.slr.itcd in ilnstry will be followed, auer . brief pmse.

by a voice irom the midst of th

esiern liiiiwn, oltice Nu. J Mam Streit

CINCINNATI, O.

TH i: MiMic wt.uld ii;iwt ll to t;ivt the aht.ve brand if White LraJa. fair trial a tlit itroprietor na new !

i.r rn.it Nur;h W i ot" t ; ki;

i i:h r tin 5W -l.arr or Iiwti aU pr-o . oii han.J .:t(i a- a mi- n.i..-l .!. wi:thw.ii vil uuo'J t.r 4 .',. nr m-U U. I'.r r.;-h C I . '.; Vfx .r .v'.V.V.Vi. i Where :l i- r itlrt I Tii 'm- '-:! :n ile - -t rjl, . "- I 111! '.I';--:.,- I , , ,..,,iuU...' l i: UIred. I i n 1.1.1 t. l).Me ill th-b -t .:, i.ui,,.,-r. I4,.- l-. il-' Jirle. - KI.1-.1I A I ;kki.i ik M.t j M, 1 ; ; -. i DAILY PACKETS ONWaiTB WATSaOAN.lL:

KMinKI.Y IAf; M fi K R !i()lS. nr.K r lo m-t-t iht- h.iuis .(' tlir tra liti:- imhlie

tin tilts Iltmr.hili5 inlrt, a Line J litre's tu run teg-

lt-t ii ;iitt il u p in irm-d or.lt r, ami ftr-nt r v. Iir t:ik;- liti-linc m i I-.' certain t It n t!i.' rii'it (r w ill Jo vt xy tliinjf.ir t!u ir cJ!:iIlrt Inl: iiiui-T tln-ir i -lur-. 1 lu it- a D:LY LINE OK ISO MS I.i-a ir. eat-'i :iit rt'ularU : Ciiu-iiiu:tti ai 2."i-IK

V. M., ami C:iniii -iclir.-City iniim-ihati it al"ur llie ar- lwo n

riv.il nf llie WettU-rn Sta - . Mr.

imiiirieKir 14 a neu- i . . t ...-. . " it-., n...

i : - . ,i . . ! 1 ... I .ire uirmiirn. eaen av. ac mriipiiiiir meal ...nt., i

sell lower than any arranteil brands in the Ci'v. j June 12, i a-iti 24 lv I

AXI) PUHUAXEXT DKXEFIT is olitaiii.-d ill alimxt rn-rj ease i f .ti.Terinj: o Innlie. r"liri r' ltriue! i, neuiiniieliil.il ltlaas bun lair! tested in i,at ditre-.iiir; tunilauit A.-Tlt.VA,and h..s pn.ved itstl.K. Ut a perl, n aiiliiltee. Ii l in l'aillil,ii iri.d nt'..-M-Jtl'IK-N, and ha. nis.Ie i:t-re cures tl:an i uv u"!. r r ineil, t t the W nilit. Ft)L(.i:U S DLOSASJNlAN. Or .ll.-!2rn. in? Ef.i Units. Mrs. l .icr. lia. Wells, re-i.iii:- al ,1... J, , r,.r Sj.l. ,r- I'earl -im t ha-lrn ttli. i.d ,!), -Ut..aUr tU.- la.t l. rl,-ln ,,aJ-. .,.-1 .Ult, , J, tltal a. th.,u;ht nft- m, s that .he ..,.:,: . M,r c,d not la? U...H in b,.,!. .he r..C i. d c.ll .tanilv .fc, c..i.l.l nut . p ,tr-. ,.) r j , .... at ,rn,. ter fi-rnn h-r l..iiic. On.- hot , f t.n at R.-n.. .! h.-s.lar r.:.e.d her thai. I.e.nou c.mnaranve. 1 1 ,-ll. W C .u:i. f , t ''V,k!.ii k. I'l.tir r..nt. p. ri. nnd r.i.ir.- r ;i. I IV..m nne i'...:Uethis uc. St R. .... d; that f.-.., , he ,. Ui. s bv M eer taken n. In. I,t,-. H,sdia as ,.ihnn and lie .r..i,. unre. ,1- (l.,hiun,j ,, tti.uahle tin diellle in l !n- i..rl.l. Mrs. II. nd. the lie or Mr. Wil .iam llond. t!i eel, . In at, d l..-l-..i.t raeL. r Itak. r, i.t" II r.v.L l n. a, alilu t-

' " --iiimij i.ir -v year Mie oi lemn.i. s a..,

, . nest ll.-lltel :t.liee el . m and lir.fik. cave her no tu::l.-ril r. l:.!". Ai"t. r

i K1115 nine 11. ... sni tne 111.-,: . 1 , ne ,Iie .i-, i,-iv, d

S- a.ieiauelt 11. Her br alhilii;, and ,,1 a ' under its us, she pr.-n.mni , ,1 ht r,ell'lo l;x.'.r rverjrlt Irrr. lJ in li-r lir."

H.nr) Jack-..!., r,M.iins-,i, Ulli -ire, t. came to i!,c store in a arriairr lur the porpe., ol ' ..hiairinc a Hoi- , lie nflhe lllos-ioiiiaii. He , to exhausted 0,1 his jrrival that 11. e..i:Id not -.. ak. lie h.id -11 0". red f.,r more than .'0 years nil this di.tr. ..iiij disease ,.

........... ...nor ,.n a i.etliei.l I he It. medv, ai.d

. .....ruii.aiirr ii'iumnifis Us i:-,-, h

, :.i s.ieei in . oe timee to t, 11 In, ,o al the oiider)'ut

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r.d

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r. k nr t is o f:s 3i-r,V c.i

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all.. .1 froi,

more thais

Green's Patent Cookinj Stove I MAM I'Afl 111KI) and sold onlv hv W'M. E. ! fllll.DS, n 21 Kitlh streel, ill s'ul".-, U lu.en ' Man. and Walnut, siii ol' Ihe three Gilt Sloves. 4 We, ihe an.l:-r.ined, have used most, if not all tho j popular inking Slove-., and lion have in ue tirei u's ; I'au-nt, hiel. we lit- liir cive a d, i-ii.-it pr. I reme. 1 .1 j point "" t-oiiv. nil nee, di.paieh in looking, h.-l't uf plates and reouomy of fuel 111 bilking, we believe it cm I have ii .riii.il. - eheei fiilly and ioiiti.1 -inly r. eoni- ! m. lid the jiiove stove 10 all uh- mav wish to nurehase. !

f.ir siijM-rior tn an) sinve nnw in use.

Hev X I. Kite

K W'atson

as believe It

Thos .1 Miner

loet Miles Doet Allen

j J V Ki:nJ C llati-s, K.sf 1 Saimiel Spear. I X MeClure ' Charles Montaie i John Harding I J S W'ilsi.u I' Wei hero v

I Joel (ireeli j .laities Walters I.Mrs C11 initiins Thus N" I'lilmvi Adam Kpply 1 S llaker Wilson Itrtiun

I) V I!, inn Win K ItuiiiiUls N Ward S II ri, w :i Ksii J ut. hi

Klisha Dav

I K W illiiiius V Slew art W in H:ivn;ilds Pa- id Hoale H.iht Jones K fnliins K-q e Wm Waits

Capt Thorn S Aarrin K-q John ( tyrant ( 'ol II Halrinaii V'in WiMMianut II M llalduill W K. Chil.ls

ti V llrtoi 11 S J Canipbi II James Wallers J Milton OnrtJ E Wheeler J N Wainrifhl H W Evans II J Tr.ic.-y 1) Mills Mr Myer John Conkliit W Fisher

Esq Williams

II -nrv Siar, Esq Saoil S Sin

I' Epplv Kallian Stone

J Vansiindilteworlh A 5 Martin

DCOj.le cu

lt. I hope they w ill prosper and do mucli jtiuinnj; 44 hy have i hey done line! '

good in the s'.oriniis cause of Temreranre and reform."

1 nero wii: oe unswer noneThe SSub'Treasiiry is to cm? in, we pre, sume, as a t-uitabk' eniriue (or ihu iniunu-

Oreat credit is due to iho nrethren wlio: faitur.; o:' Truniury notes ll ihe reducod instituted this Division for ll;e zeal thus , '' ill tliould fail to yield revenue enough,

, , . . ,i - n "iu nit if. van ii iron l imu, ,,! ri .. .1 1.. tf.net, . . . ,1.S r r ...... ........ r. f I . . .

V.IIIV.S.SJ .'J. .llLlll I.. I lilt 1 ' I . ' J .1 11 . I 1 1 tl the principles of our onler. May they fin1 llioir re ". r.l in t li r .'n.-niniiDnooj (

x -ii .1- MsiovcnuiiriH lien can in i

so efiicionl in renovating anJ purifying llie t f a epccial Uw to amhurize llie crosliun of ' fallen and degraded - and wliirh are des- j ,rrCrtV,Ky i"1 ,lS was lUe c:15,; l,!ltlcr Mr-' ... . r . . , an liuren d tinaucidl man i ciik.miI. Tbc ' lined, if MCjud-e of ihe future by llie past -,uyijc ,n!J kno.v ntriii--; .ib.ut U.e "r id i

and present character of our ordtr, lo unite nil accumulation of a pul,ic dL':t i ihiuj

Uw XV Itnrt-U Snil ltrou ii l-.st K t. Hill .I:iiii Mmt::i;iK J.iti.f Cii:i,I). I r. J Wlit t lt.n '. tj-iiU A -.a lttnl

n. u uiu in .u', an

lab trunu-y ci; sj;)4ly trie an iss-rj of its scrip, uerntnett are to be rxid in

ucluienc

:s t tb'i il iVCo:n, but tuo ilsS pny rucut in

J H(ilihin

I;tnl SwntU l.-v J Vt I r V Vnn.iiti J Willi-. -

Jithn rti-mipon Wm Wamn jr A VMii!ii-iiic J ('miituiii) C W WliiUiiinlK- 1 llt-iiry

i mi" li .MMMT. X. It nyu:ii v!h-1i;i11 pun -ha-ii tin- ilwvt- nmMl (nrn ratnil, al'it r ir ni it a lair trial, nml bt Ui il not to .or..'.' ii jt to i Itf utiDVt' n-tmiitni'i.(la'.ioii, tn-y r.-iiirn t!i.- ::i:k- anil 1 u ill n t'tntil thv imoi v. w . i;. rii ii.ns. Tin !.iili-u-riWr i alo nir.r.tir.iritiriii? nml kit n on

the i liaml tin- "imU Friioriti, Hot Air, Vr mmtn, 'I'm i . j I'lalc jiitil :itl ttu title a:iili;iit nplrt. .tl p:ii ! tt t

T!u'j art :tt liln riy to prv-f nt t hv l'l li.u ii-.c r f r iters. N;ill MTluif, hitt Watt r ChimI lla-i:i, C i it. ti.'u. t'olliii-. Harri-itHi, . Smu'iH Murphy, HronK. ilK', lml. i . W:ilk-r, Mt'iaiii.tra, lui. I ri.-m.-.tt, I.aun I, 1ml. t . Yr larqT ami .1. Kllioit. ('ll;lu ', 1 ml. A.o:i Ht;i'r, CaiuUnotr' C'ha, lml. C. S. AMH KVJi vV I n. ' -) .V.-rr. I lawks axd ; i:ts . Wit; M IKI.H A: 11 1U M W I K M' I I'M VII j St. ZS. I.:.i Fuurtlu in ar Stanifr -t. l Nt INN All !

Kl.Kl'S ;i! a mi haml au-l makes to or.lt i . in illMtl f.t !i i4ii :i hit aiitl dtu-;iltlt m Iv. I.atlu ami!

In W Seal pi, r nn-ti, ItranU, i'nrN, .Vr. huh will m-iuii. vliap I'.ir i-a.!i, at u holt ait- anttl Kttatl. I in vitt all tint n in uant uf mii h at licit to i;im- Ii.ki a a cull li Tiro pnrchuoiiif; t UiH hvn. April 1, 1S4 ls-ly. AdoiinistratDi's Notice. - ," Adniiiii-traiiiin ip-n ihrtnai.- (,f A J U-'u rl S ti;i -It, l hhm ! Iiat ! li c-mhI -.1 lo thv ii!i'Ji-rurii il lt tin lrtb.itf t'uini of Fra.iklui

I Cull lit., lml. All p rsutK bavtn claim a;:iiMi f t -i;t-, tiiiiot pr-i. nt, nu! tilr I h in tin! v a'U.it ntivatt il.

iu tin." t ItT'- iifiic il atil i 'j'irt it fun on

I thi tint TIi.im' nidi In t riitivt ni:ik

i in'iit. Tht i -tati- ! ;riilallv nt.

Wm. I . UKF.KS, V.iniV. ' May I , lJt ". . Ji-.;

lit-i intA c.-miar;:ti ! -

rtltitiald 35 AMut. u-t( u Mr MtGann tnrt;MnHolwrl I'litll t.t M.in i.i.,.. ..

J.; Mr W'tkin:..!, cf Hobk. n, V. J.; a,,,! InnulnA o' iiaini -iinclil Im-tritt ii i, prv thi- tiu at f Koi r t'i. . .t. o:t Il-Ilt iilu.- l.Sjia in Ut J-.vae iviTi-itrj oiht-r niiHL. MM I TINU or Pf.ODIV This is a lr. aJl'iil s; u:;t.i:i . Il i.uiii.r-,..in Ins.. llial II Im lull -s tilt- sj,,.,i, ,i-, , ..(i,,, ,i,: lml ni.in- .r..-rly in.li ai. il pr, s, ,.,. . j; Jl rf,. as,- r..ii.iiiii,i,ii. v, i ,i n. arv , ,ltl art. Itlltl l. il sinh this syiiipi .ir. h ,! , lh, lr.lt. cav i!n iinii-is ii!i tlu- u c. r..Hiau- Hriiit--U.i s." isluU- llu-tlistux- ruiiliiiiu-. its ria. s. n.itl il,s siitf. n-r is .,.n (,- .. il il,,- n-at-i, ..l l,,.,,,. M.adilie foll iu iui; h s ..I rurr pr. Ii.rni. ,1 hv l )lA;KK'sj ci.ns o v on a 1. 1 j mi a i. ix ft i:i.sm. I"ra-tof a 1. tl -riiiiinl I '(H c ,r War S r-lii ll.i- 2".h t ,.n as aiia.-C-d .IiH sp iliii, u lil, ki.I, I.HI .li.l iiniiiik,' ii uih I..-IU, !', fur .-. L .,r I1...IT. lllil.killt; I sh..nl.lrl l ili r in a fi ll:i;, 1 h i. i. r (.-I, sr , n.,11- cnt .i,jiimi , ..f l.lmnl. had a li.-klini; C.uKh. nli a ,,,, m my rlii-si and li llsid.-. 1 Ik i-inr so tl. !.ili:al,d al il,e ii.l ul" ilu- r.iii mil llial 1 i-ouid narr. !i sa.l. I roiuiii. in-. .! i:il.inc y.mr 0:..-a..i.iji,. ...i.l fi.,m it,,- 0,i,.r. l.il r. Ii. fand urn. tit r-r iv.-d Ir.-m Ui. u.r ,.r.o tv.t. ll:, 1 1. 1. .si In aril; ti ndi r ;..u tins 1, ,111m. mal: 1 a;B l.uu 11. iirlv u II ainiii. i i II AHl.KS HOHl'll I S. 111 (',,!

..lis il

I 17,1,

rising

tor s, I fi;..' uni, I'l.rloi- Su.ii sulit v r I. iv,' lir 1-.1.I1

of v. Inih u 1 be

Miro to fi nil i'k llm'i' tli!t Siovcs. W. K. Cill I.li S.

tlif lit- ..r Mi r ii,i. Ill

Va' liiiiu 1 ilr.-rl l a r. iltii-i-d tu iht Vf riri f lh.-e l.v 1

iiiii.iciliitl.' i.av- i l.lN.d. All llie ii.ratis ailiintid Iii-t lti-i kiiit7' ihr

I iinirrhan- lV..lu tin- l.ui.irs IjiI. .1 iniiil h.- us. , I il...

, cr,-at Ki'imily. It was rtu-n.lt-il mitli irmnt d iair I'. : t'-it. an.t a r.t.i uii;hl al'n r i'o-iiiiirn, i,i.; J,, (tr ,,s , sli-oas ilili-to aitiud lo In r i. i.al .!".,. aU.ut th.4 I ll.MISl-. I Mrs. I li.Miliuri..', 15S M-.nr.M-sir. . t. Ii , 1,.,,: ,,.,-n ; trnulil.d t'.,ra rn-ai lni-:ih uf inn.- l.y a s,-,, r- ii.imh.

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; i'si n-.u.-.lv in tlw u,rld.

j Das i.l II. ml. rs,. us I ai l, 1 sm .-l. li i.nis K.-1I.

j .1'. r sir. . :. li.-tirv I.i.l. I X) II i int.m sir.. i, V, llurti- tl, r,.niirrli itf N.-Marli N J,, and nuI iiit-niiis .'tti!d In- itil.tttl ,.' in i'. s..ir . i K.tr iil.-. st If.', NassHii sin t t, ui,, ,!,,.. r nlitjsr tiiv, i and at Mrs Hays, IV. Ir ul tint .1 r. rl , ItrtHiMyti. j S.il.l i!.-i in l-'ayi tti Coiilily Inl. b llr. 1. Mlinr. j lrur;t-t C'ttnut-rss-ill... Franl.1... l'... I,v '1'. t hit? i .Vit'.i . I.aur. I. l:. I Jiur, Metal .ora !!.-.. jl.i i!f. Hit

.X 1. am it rue -ist s. Juiir is I .. 4-m.

(INK CKNT IIKVVAKD. A V A ft- .in ill. snl.srriltsr liiiitj- in rl.. .1111 fc B. tiitr ;rn.,' Tuts risfiiTt, Franklin Ci.iimm I, id

II . l. 1. ,. I .. . 1- :.. 1

' ,. , . , j tlf t-f lh-tll.i.'i4.ni:i.i, and d-1l.11

-l". --.p ..., ... ...1-... .,u i It.iy 1.11 my a 1-. -1,11111 . as I n ill ay im dt Ut k ,1' In. i t, 11. ! tr.i.-ti.nr. it'i' r :li. tlal.-, Mai, 17. I!i. I " I HUM AS S I' T.

10 in tin jrat-

11.

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in oiip nnivnrs!. rlpval. hrnllirhonH. a ! " luv ulu 8""''-

! accural-.4 lli-iuli it was,

mijoruy 01 me incmoeis 01 uie numan reirn. The am iunt of

t-i.. .... s... , , 1 : ., ,. , i.i. 1 ......ri.:

' IV 1:1 VUIT llliius, iui II'1: Ol.UL'lU U-lt. Ul III. , . . .,, , r - . ..-,." m 11 1 lowing were installed ollipcrg. pprforniiiiff ' coinraoes named William -Mallnv. lun,

dt'cosed was liurieu at tea. Lapt W uiliicl! reading the funeral service. Tlie mur.lere r was immediately put in iron; and placed in cl'se custody upon their ariival at Point Isabel

Gen. Taylor, lmmedntcly after liavm-T

knowlrd of, in-

ill Van liuren

reign. I he annum of (ioverninctit bills in Circulation, and Ihe tlilTerence bel.veen

Harmony nichion, Xo. U, was instiUi- ! tho sa,"'e n,,d '!'e 00 n in ll'a T-"oau'y, J j may be guessed nt, u.'ura lime, by lh; ted al Laurel, on Saturday evening, the deprvciatioii uf tho lormer. Thirty inilln.ns Gih inst., by G. W. P., E. II Harry, G. S. , of Government paper may be held mi -vend J.R. C1.1J.vin, assisted bv W. A , C. p I etl circulaliou and 'cxcliinge, aeeordinj ' ) to the I'stuuale or a i!W l orK j mnul, an Clarkson, Jackson Lynn, and Wm. Frotz-j orj,atl 0' t,c Administration a j mrnal by man, of Indiana Division No. I. The fol-1 the way, which, lor talking of Foci, tl.nii'a

or lor some other limit , lias suffered a sort

r ice.

IU IJ LI V, V tZX li LT K. "I'll I". Sii -M'ri!.-r ill nT r for ;i!' at i.Mic V. n-t!m-, oil N.itimliiy, Jniic l.i;h ut u'Hm'k A. M. tit!ft .r -inti'li ul" yir. Mrtnnl!i Tacrn in Hr.mk til, a rin'; r M:iljliinu"iit, coiiit i n cr ol'whi'.kfj hy iht b.ir.t-1, ciili r. nntr-r, n inly mntlt t hutiiti, ar.J :iri-ou-i uiht r urt.l--4 riintiuitiii? a (nitriry. t'r- ilit ol" four liionth-t v ill ttf fjivi n fin ull um uwr 9,ao hy jri inv (iii.I s tcir. t . L'.id- r that nnrniiit r.i-h in timid. IMI1I. IP MK1)S( K t. M Mi I IS MKDSCKH. June 5, 1S4'' 21-2u.

W m -f'ornx.

W. . II. 15. CiU'i.x

WIJOLKS LK A: liK I AIL CilHCMIlS: So. IT, Lou. r M:ii!. t at l!u I'uuij'. 1 M 1W AII. f V A K Ci,n.i;iiiilj ,m liand. a larrf nrd ..-in r-t 1 a S B si)rlni.-lit id" i- aiii y tir.,n ri. s ul' i.h- ln .i tii..l:ii.-s. v. Im-Ii tin i ill st 1 1 i. i !t-s.il. and r-iil.nt liit j.iut.t ! i-a.li tr it i - I m.i ; :, i -. r. :i-!t i - - -

1; at New Alb.u.v.2: at Kvansvilie. 2; al : taken nosessi)n of .Matamoras, despatched

Madison, 1; at Delphi, I; at Vernon, 1; at ' two companies of horse to follow the Mox- j l'aoli, 1; at Peru, i; making in all, so far, ! ican army. They accordingly fuliowed i twenty companies. j them about fi ty miles, but never approach- ' The Washington Guards, of Madison, ! cd nearer than six hours' travel. 1 commanded by Captain Ford, received i The Mexican soldiers, it is sii.l, ro- i Ilieir commissions some days since- ! fused to defend Matamoros against the;

Several other towns are busy in raising : Ame; ican army, having had no rations cn-.i iv rro II. Van R.-rnon. as soon a? I own banker.

couipanice. and it is expected that before ; served out to ihem for live days. , , ,', , ... ,,. , , . ! We arc n it t'!J

G. G. Slump, W. P. Thomas GilTurd, W, A. William Ilediick, R. S. E. W. Putti.-on, A. R.S. Henry Pearcc,F. H. W. M. Di.nshty, C. C. A. Clark, A. C. David Hazard, I S. J. I?. Wilson, 0. S. The oihVe of Treasurer was

cf jstritcis.-ii within a lew d lys past. Hut j in th event tlm a reduced I'arill ;iiiy b.: accompinicd by prolonged war witii .M;xico or any other p-jwer, the su n of thirty I miiliuiis will iint il-.i to signaliz: ihe li'iiiiI cial g nius of Mr. Wui-;er. The supris- ! eion oi all oilier currency, sue fhtt .vlncii j shall cinan; te froiii the iiivi riiiiieiil , would : indeed leave a vncutn capa' Ie of absorbing a much vast-'r ainnunt t'-an Unity tiiillions; land in tint view of the case the prospect opens and widens and spread with an i'.-

i limithble horrizon, 'l'ax ition avauul! I'.e

vmou couriTY. Sta:i in' iit of ili rva i t and t p. iitlitiir -. on ar cniiiit tit' I'nioii t i uiiiy t'n'in i!u' Ki day of Jimr, IS 45, tu thv lOlh diiv tii'M.tV. 1 hiiih ilu lu-t . . .'JIXIOIPTS. "I'livrrwns n tiu.iiiiiir in TrrTisnry at tin' ! Kinaiit'ml y ;ir ( y.t iq.s) gi. ' i 1 4

Kt-rt ivt tl from I-t .iinit- is t.s, to tli-.-I't M;iv, 1 1 1'i. us t't-l In t- ii: C limit), S. IkmiI au K...mI i r.x, :fTl r, j Jurors Ft i fr- in C't k l C 1 . 4 ' 5n 'I avi rn l.ic'-HM , lf s-1 l'.straj , IS MtTcli.iiitsI.ift n-.i-, l ift i -i t'luv-U dn. f o r.f hhw dn. in ro Ilt'litiritirttt Tjix. . 12 (' I U t-th nipt inn (if l.rt'ul nil;! for 'Ri--f l-l 75 1'Ain lift s cf friiuiiiaU rcfu udt tl, 2-3 1

! Sale of Real I'-jlats. j III" ir.d r-fjin d "ii. in :-ti.'ii r it :$ ' ' 1 h" ; I'm 5jli- li uil of K ran I. I in t .nm' t 1 n.ii.: i.:t. - .il i -. U at (inhlir outer) on tin in nii- m H:it!i i,.v ii!nj j 1:1 aid tun illy, rli S.nn!;i ) t!u -j,tli d . j ( .1 m;i--j lid w ft ii lh. ii-.iir- i.f ;rt"ilcvk A.M. and 4 u'ri'tl, I. M., the f.mn f w Itii li S:mi.i.-1 ('' !n tl, - i. (! md (Ms:-it'tl, hi ni uhoiit 52 acr. t iaiitl. jiai'l of ihe i orih Kavi quarter ol'S-xiiun nincltcn ( ) in tot iilii;i ifn and r.iiir;'- !' :iid tUtiii-y rti Ik- .!! nhj jf.t tu thv do-.ti uf LlizaLc fh Ck- w idon tif -said lci ft n-tl. i I KH MS. O hair r tin iiurt h.i-t nmni y tu U-

i it aid ii. a. i.l i!n- IkiIjiu' i.. mr 1 1 nr I roin

f iir, to !. M iiii-.-il h- ii'itt- and a i j t)c. d t-i Ik mndc und r tin dir. cii

i Itv t:-tl h r of .:i(l I'l tdiai-' t tiu-. t.

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tlay of

v i t . rn ril . -a. i.l ul" ill I'oiK t.

Mi v 1

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id Mix- d t arK

y.

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Hit

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left to be ! h'.-ild the resources of the Government, its

another week closes, the whole required force will be obtt ined. Hurry on or you will be too late. It is expected that another company will be raised in Marion county. Ind. Deal.

The amount of money found in the Mex-

; ican army chest, after tho battle of the 9th, jwas.it is said, $lG,tH)0 in gold, j The Jas. L. Day; which sailed on tb 4 i evening of the 23ih. arrived about U o'clock,

; a short time after the Galveston. The only additional item of news she brings is ! that the Mexican armv had retreated to

ister in the pulpit,"a short time ago, relate i pjomargo. about 200 miles from Matamoros the following historical fact, and apply it i n is supposed for reinforcements. A parto a christian duly. There is an electric ! ty of Col. Twigg's regiment of dragonns force, an unction arising from its con tern-1 under the command of Cants. May, ArnoM, plation, that ought to arouse, and elevate, ! and Carr, arrived at Point Isabel on the and quicken the feelings of every chris-1 evening of the 23th inst., fo-the purpose

!Oi recruiiiiiir ineir nuis-.-s.

ranrremeiits l.ave li.v

A Bem tii-ll Simile. We heard a min

! he shall have obtained his card of clear

ance from Cincinnati Division, No. 2, of

which his now a n.cmhcr. j We have attended the Brethren from ;

tins flare on excursions of this kind to , result iu either case would

other places but never were we better j ""-c in 11,3 end.

pleased than with eur visit to Laurel, and

well do we feel sssured that in the keep ing of the Brethren, who compose the Di

vision at thi! place, the principles of mil

Order ill be fully sustained.

wh-'ihor the party ar- !

upon I he pus

From the Army. The Union publishes a letter announcing

that the American forces have taken p 's-

1 -,-. mw - . 1

i session oi Mania, a Mexican to vn, anu am

tian in contemplating the beauties of the parable. The minister remarked that historian4, said thai the eagle, w hen the clouds

blackened and low ered, and the wind and i

storm arose to a fearful extent, would

weigh wiih instinctive precision its ability , ,,, fn ' -' .

to withstand its force without injury. If j ye have now plantedour foot in the cnthe storm bid fair to rage with too great etny's country. Our hand is to the plow, force, the eagle would spread its broad land we must never look back until we have wings and soar above it, and from its proud j vindicated our right?, und obtained a per. altitude would look dowr. with sprpniiv i manent peace. Ojr movemint ii now ou-

and composareon the devastation below. ; ward even if it leads us to the 'halls of The application 10 christians was to per-j M.tez,uma'" , , , suade them to imitate the noble eagle.!. Tfollowmg description of the nver ,s -,..,. , , i . -r . . in the ltf.er & 1 uded to W hen bkering, and str. re arose mchurch The btnk- of lhe fiver Bre b(U gli u; or society, and whenhostilit.es were wax- j uisher than the surface of the waier for mg hotter and hotter; when Iho storms of i 60ine miie3 .,. - Uo wUoa country lowcivil or religions dUcord were rising high-1 and filled with lagoane. There is a high erand higher, and the wrath ol God was' ridge of sand hills some twenty feet l.ieh, was thundering his proxidencc into the j extending up and down the coast, resting ears of his provocators, then they should, j immediately on the beach. TUi country on the pinions of their faith, rise afcore the ' back 0 lhis ridSc is one vasl pllin of l,rai" vorW. This needs no comment. Oh, ! rie anJ U?oon: T.!,croad lhe r,ver 19 that christians would learn to emulate the i erab ly good. 1 he river is very serpen- . . ,, .u i .. n tine, lhe road runs from bend to bend.--cag e, and pioudly, through the influencp , Tke dis.ance by the river nearly double thil of ihe Divine Spirit, trample the world be- j Sy lLe road The rolj up lUc right banK neath their feet. " j is skirted to the leu and south by lagoons until you reach Barita, so that a mirch Human Glory. There arrived at Hulls, j of a colum up this side wat by no means England, not long since, a Dutch vessel, j exposed to a llink attack. The steamboat navigated by a man, his wife ar.d four ! deck gave me a fine opportunity of ob.-ier-daughters, laden with bones raked from ving the country. We can find no dirrieul'Iseliule fields of Nipoleon, to be sold bv y ""g use of the river for irmspsr. the . ti-hel to w. ttuntp?. " rr'? our uy:i3-

:i"i; nt

the .Sub Treasury bill as it paoseii llit- i House, oi whether it is to recc.ve lhe in-id- j itic itions s'ijg !s:c 1 s nne tim ago in tlj.-

Senate Siy .llr. Lewis of Alajuna. lhe:

bo u&nut the i

ATTF.XTION

F A K L 1 X i i U A It I SI

The members of this Compnii)', "ill

inert in Brookvillf, on Stindnv evetim

next, to be ready to m irch for tlie p'at-e

Milking llit- Inlal lUr.-i'il-. KXt'l'aMJl Tl '11 US Assessing Hi Vl-lll!;', Ifliiltil.-lll Til..-, Kjn.-i.sf. ul (.'riiniiiiils, tiirnmr- lurjiiisls Iluntls iii.il llii;l.uays, l-'-Nju nsi-s nl' I'-mr, ('ininn Oll'n.-tis A.U.-nisi:i 0. 1 i :.c ii.-ii t l.iiiiils, Scliutil Ty, K.:-ns. tl! Klrctiiliis, I'tlliiit- ltuiUIiiiis) Spi .-ilit- l-'. j.t :i-i , HimJ I a, Jiinir- Ft.-.. "1 a.-s rt lii-.itlt tl i.n Lan.l St. lit.

$ I7V5 SO

j in", II 3:i ."1 '4

f t'..r s ,l, l. Mill 1.,!. I'

II I I I i II

-. .1 311.1 1 1 I.K .

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v. wiiK.:ir

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Milklli!; ill.- I.itill F.li-.i.liinr. , Hy il. tint ltii lh.- K.t-n.l.liir.-s Crtiiii llit i. ijiis il iij.i.-irs i!i.;t III, re u :is rt-ni. lining in l:u I n iitiin1 un iht- 30: h -it M tj in, vlu sum t.l

no

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IA31KS W lllii I ST,

M Moi.t sii.K -: ni'-t '.n.n:;ii.Hs iv duy at tons ad aaoci: .;.,. fx V '5. I.ois.-r Mar..-i -i-ii,i h'dVWII

C.i.iiit rv I'rodiirr liiUt ii in .-i-l.anar. Mav 2), 1 ii

Th9 Beautifid Die. M llin-i- aW !l;it- 1 h i-, t- l, . n ptirtk-r1 y mix r d t dt, id' iH-ttct d. lit- .(ml uiiliririf- -tj- i.ituiii

' in iimrlniiaiiti t!i rontliti'in i-f m .11 i.i ! h..yt rr-lt-iiil ar- tli- rfris 'h H' a'!;1 Hit fail iliy tiumt. ! IPrs ihll Jtli-litl 11 poll llf-f 111 M.lt'iutl jst:if. qsiuk It 'i.Hcyihy anfiil lit Ik st, 'i-s-i'm;ti t'.r f;sa';nH''j sputter. ai furiin r!y m-'-t to br tt an d; Imu, iti.-inkt j ;o ill.- iiivfiiuvf u, iu(icf ,-iM'i il m in a rtm -ily hj 1 hvvti t'nitn.i ihnt h.i proved i'vt it an n!mit iiiiriria'!? Kpeciiic Inr ilu 1110-4 iir kUm a- . U n -rt he hti t I llie Hai y im f Wii.n CHt:itiv in (h.' t ;:r!y if ' ('niitfiimptioii. a pt-ilive cure i :y he relit t! tipun. j 1 lniiamU ut ihe mo;! iiiten kiiiii- cures are roiiUTttl y j taking place, lml let am. t !t-i - -t iIih r r'ti ried- , i iti" iiitjiiirc pu rlicularly for Pr. WiOar'i HJli,a;n, aa j the b-ie-l niii'.alK'ti arc at' ro.nl. J C J"Ste adv. rti-it nient. ! .-iOO.OOO Eeei r ! LliMltKK U AS I VAKl ? n 1 1 1'. Nil H -crib r w h.i rt -.I, . 1 n i c cu.it;. ti t-n rh 5a ' r' ' ' a et of It.n-e au-l . ;it pr. nt eft-rarrd m

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five i!muBtiI (!(il!ar' f r I.itinS. r. I lit- a-. 1 rim. nt uetit tal tMhta-m Pr Ci"ul. H i r,t w itre, (I n eii-iM a-e. N:-i;i :ir. dru.-; ri- , Na:!, ' ii;", l.eatli r. H.it; llnn-i Sh M-. Wn-.l nv .tr- -IV r.. a ui h i t. -1- Clid es pre U fur the ( 'tin nt l y 1 1 a.le. and i. ti'twJiM-nfed .11 Cari'.trid-,- "iiy, Tie re any per.'n ' deir-:- tif p:irehasii:' nil 1 x tiiiiiie t lie vtorL. 1 ill ell oil f-nr tim'' hy lh- pti rrltae 1 v.tl J ri tic tin p-iym. nf, n thnt h on 11 ta-ity psy f-r flw

iniiiiw rem m Hie Mi rciiann.f. Kr tun Vt part it-11 lnr. apply v- runnK or a.'ilr.in by l it. r rt CtiHHin.ui, nftirliviil be pn-mptly aif iidi tl to. M r. .! n:. ii Fnl itn my nni in C'.itii'iri'l:' City if! take pit a-ure in 5h.ninr; ib tick to ant d ir..ns of p-ueiia-un:. Kor.F.u 1 n.i k r r, ?r. Cituitmat: M.i Ilt 22 Im.

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C K .vli-i.,.1.11 lml Jv-lt'i-sitnian. v. t ny 3 its. Ksaiitl

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of rendezvous on Monday morning, as ear

ly as possible. Provisions n ill be made fur llie Hc.'omnio.la'ion of ail wlin come. All those whu have su'-scriVd for lhe

Ci.NTREvn.i.r-., Miy21 h I S 1 f

BnoriiEK Cl.mikson: I had tlie plea4

n-o nf bein? uresent ill the onenina of

ii rUionofiheS.nsofTemneranco nt thi clothinj and transportation ofsaid cc.m,)a

city of Cambridge on Saturday evening; n y please he prepared to p iy the same ;

lhe2J inst. It was a pleasant time 1 as-, vn oau.iu.tj h.m

sure von. A hrge numljer of Drothers

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DEDICATION.

JNO. M. MVKRS. 21 Lieut.

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were present iro'ii uuierrni i..i mis. The evening was very fine; but cxee.-sive-ly warm. I have rarely seen a crowd so destructive of cold water. Our beloved Brother Carry, G. NY. P. opened the Division. I was much pleaded to see so m my

ovnolUi.t mpn take Inil I oi llltf Jooa MlKf I

in Cambridge. Several of the most prom- : inent and infl.iential cinz"!!. in thpl ce j look Ilieir seats among us for the first time j as Brethren. Among the number I was j pleased te see the venerable, pious anJ learned Dr. Ilo.-hour. Mr. li. is aneRii ient and successful preacher of the G.ipel a i man eminent for his piety, his philanthro-: py & devoiion to every thing that is "good: a man revered wherever he is known, for j t rn,. !

his piihirnoJ ami on.di'e n.iiu. i r

.Al V XK$ A L 77: .V I 77 1 7J. KONCi.K "I.f! or t;-iire (Swelled N' ck. Un pre. r:bt-i the Life Pn v r ati e in up

T v tt' (tot ire. and n lu not faiK d in a

i)il4iiet j ct,iiplet. l ri-nite 1 lie tl ieae. n a

"(Hilary cae f i.nlure. Ail nert ti:rtU 5" I lit siicct s-. he m t w i:h in eiinn-c Jlr.ilit-S:tc- li

I naiti i .HK't-r -mi-t A n -tmn. in i nws uiet ti ii;i;i unit

ami h-irrib.e mi a-ie iiia r muwd

;iiniv mi Fever nnd Atie. IF- dH

tt u i-ib io be nml rsl"id ai -.a iitr iliat ih y tan be

,urt d at jr. oti a Fever aiitl Ac"'-. bi:t uiihan imn-1 trrt fthir v; and further-, thni lie lias ctitul reuuii iorbtIn iii' ihat tht-i nrt iaratiuti Mill not uiiiv cure t!n.s

j dt"; a -. hen f.mn.-d, bin ilint it dt tru) :b

NtTICi:. 8Sli-rttj c'ni i! lliiil lli. iintl, i-i'niil tt.-i. litis .Iny His ii attitiiil.- I Adinir.isti-alors oi' tin- rMiitr i.f ll.ili- . rrt Ht:s-t ,1. l.il-..f I'r.niKliii cmiiilv. lt-t-.-a- tl. 'rri unit o. ini; jtil K-iat.- :irt- r. inrt tl .. uri!. 11. -i- t!i. an- put iiit iu; :ui.l .-r.-lii..rs v ill Tilt- tli.ir 1 1 :ii;it .In ! y I aii-th.-iititat il. 1 lif l.s.att- i-s .Iv. i.i. JOIIV S li I'SslFl r. jr. i' i ii n Ki'ssKt t,. 1 Ailm'-.if, ! Mav 2 I 1 2:-3n.

jvoth;::. j TII i. undrr-ifriu tl ha be- it i in ds appnintt d d -' tiiiiii-traio:- of tlie r-stat of I'eler Biittt;n, lair of Franklin cnmiiy dt-cra d. 'ernn mar a.d estate fare r i 'te-.i il in m.i!-.r iitinii .lu'r pa, in nt; -rditor ! it ili f: U t h ir el:ums pr.iper; an In m irai-d. 'Ihe un-' der-Oi: tied i .( atl i d win ilu r.aid i--t.:ie will prove : t ut, nr o; Ik r ise. : LKWIS nOVLTON, Adm r I Maj 25, ll' 2J-5t . X. F. WKHIS, WIIOr.F.S tl.i; T1EAI.KK IV GROCKHIKS ANDI'IfODin:; i No. 4 . lout r Market St., Fifth dr ast nf

1 SVC IMOHU NOKl II

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lira ti, Bet-nav,

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ample of such a man m a pnc.; nv.i: .--- , j 7 ' ' ; .. . .-!. c is in 1 and ai co;iip!i-.lii icnl-s,

is neiu in sum insiu cru.ii. i -nr....

r. o i wnruiv oi ine arooiu una 1t-u.11. n - 4

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Tlie liev. Mr. M iU. uf Cincinnati, by permission of Divine Provide. ce, will dedicate the Presb terian Meetins-house in

i Laurel, Tianklin C n.nty. f n l., n llie third ISabbith in June the 21sl inst. Al the

same time lhe communion of the L ird' Supper will be celebrated. The iiu-eliuj; will commence al 3 i 'cluck, P. M-, on Saturday the 20;h inst. COJIMl'NICA I'EO. OBITUARY. Departed tliis life, on Tuesday the twins'. Miss Elizibeth. daunhter of Mr. David M'Caw, ofSprinafield Township. A'lli.ninh k1i,- rfi.s,! nt lhe earlv 2e of IR

vesrs.vetshehad.il her variom v

rendereil iifrsen

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i HlM'l.UiDllV AMlUAHKIIfi; ,K, ' Cviwrdt S, ciid and Ili in i:(h CincimitiH. , L.CIIA&MN Co, I w ' V I'VHKHS, v. on Id n-jti'tiluHj unite J li .l.sale ais.r retail .1 nb r I" ' Nanii'ie t.u r l.t e -'l.itk. We are now niaii'i' "nei it ri' a ij t a I tarietv t.i' ' i. i ,..n. . l .. -ui... II .a," ki li. ...:?

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irtiMinuii iirineit.ie Inrku.ir m Ut; vmptten, Ir.mi ' - " ... ,. t , ,x Lhich thin ,..i,.r !:.., .if Jis,a..s, as u.-ll al.oas lua.yaii.l llu fall r.o...s; Mr..- I all niul k,;, SI,...-; .hi.l..rs,r..V.,!ii.,-..,..ii.o. ll.-i.lK.- fair ami K.. l-a.-c lli.t; l.adl.s v.

Sor.,r..li.-Kii..- K.nl. The I.l4.. I'r.s, rvalivi l,a Mi...; l.a;li.-s anii.-n-t- n......

I,,. .. iist-,1 in i.,,i,.ii.t as, s t.rsi ri.f..Iii, Kii.c's Kv I i AVr hit. nd ta i....uli.ct.ir. in -im ain't iL-r.ifilous Sni-lliiiTs, will. On-most .l,i;,ij sue- i I'airnl Itmns mill Sli.n. I1 ' ' ' i l.,r r...i.ii. s ar.-, mil tliat .a-i niks.l.i

Skin IV,s..a..s.-H-l,.. ..r--s.-rih.-d it in. i;ri,l va- , 1 eai. I-- ...rrhaa.-.l ..ia.. ul ilif Kasuni s-iu. .. r,. ,t oYVal.......... AT t-!;.i is, ni.,1 f-.m-.l it -uir-.s. .,1 e.m.-r M.-rh....s .. o'.a.ly ... ... ira.l"icuri. '-S-.lt K.-....., r 'IV.i.T, Bile., lll..lc'...s. In... ! s.MV 1 call p s 1 fw. ....rcha-ii.K l-.i-.or.H.-i.le M(r;ih-.'W und Jaundiced S's.in, vtc. :wh. r.-. ' uJ s,.. ...ut Uvrr C.....i.la,..,.-1, ha. H,, ,,s. H All o..l.r. f. ... ,l,t ..,..,rv ,.,1, f n.U .! ,o in ii'uin.-i otis i-a-.s .,f I.i, . r (.'.,in;.li.iin mul D; sn.-.ia, I an.l -Ailh llirhiippii-t .ftVcts. Jam J, 1-4. L'il". 1 lir al.i.vc in ilii-uit s ar,- tor sale al th- Dm; Sl-.rv if j ' Mm ji ii ii . Hr.H,k..i;.,iua. n iWaldrcns Corn ana Grass Scytnes Jum lJ, 1S46 I-l-.tw. j lOt.KI I1KK willia van. 1 t-f ti li.r mak.s, jn-t

OTK, t'littvill,- t""i- .t..r-.nsla.il all.-iui.iii t.f j ' . 4 ' ral u.ti,,,,-,,! ,.r U iKlunrr ti'ft

p.Mir t..lis..ii.tli.. li.li tin tr.aiiii. in r-.ini " ,

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On. st njr aud iind Di e d Frtiit. l.,h. rl n.i. -Iianm, F.sq.; St vi-ns. Clnpliii .V Co.; 1.1,1- .- I) S.liiirna:!; F.l.lt r .lam. , t l.-il.-n; rni.-iiiiiati. Hmrhs.V Slu klf. Win, Ja. M.i. c:i;i. I'-'i.; J II. .Il-.i..!, Kq.; W ilmiiiirlt.n t). II H Johnson, jr, Kq,; lr. Jrilinstin; HillslHirniiB;4., f9. lii; 2 i, 1S6 !-'!'. WAVXH sVrH is, witoi.K.s i i.k oat ....is i sttMuinr. I I IIKKSOF ( HEMIC I.S. af" IONSTA N I I. V .n haml .ill lh.- m ts n.-tli. yFn-i.ili, Kn-;itsli anil nl imr im n Maim it.-iiu i. s, Aiocnisiiinily un haint a liv.h - pl ol'Oriics anil Mt-ilit iui- , hi. h ill b s-iltl it tiif i .-. st (int. s l h. siri..lis ami I)ruL-;isls vi.iiiii? t iii.-iiiiiali an in. il.'.I In ci!l ami ,-a:i!in.- nur llriizs mid t lit-intral.. Nt. 250 Main strtt-l bttut-.ll l' I'll, am- .S:it.. Aj.r.l 1, I .4'. H 'j'. Till lllVV Si I A V iVs

Carl.m Bl"k 'I'hil.. t Slia Is silk IVui;. .! 1 44 Modr I' mil. d-' 4 1 4 X. S. Ca.tnii do S "4 1) I iiui Hal.i.rint- dup lia Is

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wholesome and happy influence. e oi l. tha, ! Scythe snalLC E, 5( j, - with us the Wise and the go.vJ. Lei them ! ',Srl esteem ami auiinau.... j tici.. :.. t -.1... with n n..-a-h .-tail. i . kr ri,, h.-tq.ai.ty, ... si..rr.-...iri to ( .Ma. i set the example -become members of our kncw hcr- ' t t ro s i . . a-VT.-7T.-T", an ... '.7 i i ' .; , ., .. . "V ' f, -Au :.' , nr,si buc--.hJ Order and uivenMleir united and hearty. W e hive 2 .ol Impo, mat " .1 n. . .MiA,..-, , V ' J -aid. a.J wi'.li uch an i--.tV.i?ncc Csha',! be now in 1 .: .tu-nrea!. II M. v,.r.i...

ie!..t:ves and the'

rt-siimr nlat---lh. ..'.

Tlirlrm rsi lial hand. Fitl-r's OI.is u.i.i a ... or

All ll.alinr Balsam l.a. r. Iirv. d in in- siu-h .as s than anv .t.t.t-r ..,tli..'ui rvt-r .l.sc..vt-it .l, and ih..s,- !i . a rt

j not illinv; tu U. li, v. in ils irlil. s slluii'.d ni.ikf a trial

t .1, an-.l llit n in--J m iii.t ...t ".- -..' .. that is sail i.l'il is tr ir tt. th. I.tl r.l.Miwill ulsti rtvuiiiiii.ii. I ii lo ilu-ir -lift' rimrfrinids as tta. of il.bs. ri-luvdi-s ll..- havr.-t.-r k.... il -"r t.iti;-s ..I'a'.l Is in I , asihnia. nains in tli. h.st and idr, sn,rt:w-si ordilfi-

tullv ,.r Ur alluii, 1.1.. diiiu ..I'lii. Iiiiits. and iunp.-

JOS. W . W A V K t'?.

tt.rji rs anrt .1- an rs i.i iia.tit..- . tu. . . ..t. ...

4 d . r- bt lt. Mh t I M INN A I 1. jiin.5, tits :-;.

Just n-ci iv. d and lor salt- h ili nr retail.

I.usir Markt l slisel t'liiiim.."!. "- "S WOOD &. I.AH n I v, lZrVi&e. ICa ucw sltlc I'riuU'd l.ai 1 44 do " l.ave I .s do Hintjliara 44 1 Carton Honl.et l.anns (all t-oli.jsl .lt.,1 nv.-is.tl .ii.d all t.fthe h't and most dural.lt. sijlt- Al whulesal anil r.-iaii by ' WOOD !t I. AKIN.

J.Y AND MAN THI' KOIIKS. Ov all dt . rii.t.oii, ami i.f Harp. rs.-s.,,,.-ri..r ...al e. f r salt ...v. bv JOS. W - W A'NK A '0. No l'.i Maui 4d.or.bslo .1. t IN t 1 N A I I , J.i..e 5. 1 4 J4

'i:tck! t lork !! C. C O It, la I N. !,h il .'.(.'. Si,!e,ourilnur ir.ntt f Earr t I N ClN X A I I

b duly rei-t-i. in;

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mil New lo.rk, Brass II1KK1

scrilition, uluvli lie ill t.eu a. r.si. p..,

C. F. f.al.o iiiir. partu-.ilar alisiiuoii m i.u.-

r t'l.ivks. u itiviit- a. J , Aprii 1, is ;6

Salt. F.r :iU- b 1111 I Ji. II AU.E.-

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