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letting these liatifjlity Americana know the lengths to which the valor of our troops Carry tlcm." According tuition Arista's despatches, ice tint tl)8 Mexican forces, which crossed the river were 2000 infantry and 1200 cavalry with 12 pieces artillery, and General Mejia remained at Matainoros with 100" tv.eti ;id 12 pieces of artillery to de for.J the city, should our troa.ia attack it. f-ome reinforcements were aftervvarJs rc-

ceiv Ui It..--,.,. . 1. V. . , M I. .lkALBH forces to men, viz 1200 cavalry. 3000 in'antry and j liy this evening's Southern Mali e find in the ."Sew Orleans papers by this evet-inj,e mail, (artlier details of the rew s from Mexieo, by the barqe Louisiana. It will he remembered that the Louisianian left Vera Cruz on the loth ultimo. Wash. Union. The Picayune stys, "the Mexican papers mini positively that the number of the kille l ar.J wounded on the part of the Americans was more considerable than that of the Mexicans. General Arista seta dawn the f ree of the Mexicans in the action of the Mh at 3,000 men and twelve pieces of artillery; our number was stated to have been ",000 men more or less, with great superiority in artillery. The destruction by our artillery is represented to have been se.ere. Over three thousand shots are siid to have been fired at the Mexicans by our artillery, between 3 o'clock, p. el, and 7 in the evening-, wLcn the tattle closed. The Mexicans, in the same time, discbsrjed ssven bun-red and fifty shots from their artillery. The Mexican loss on the cth is set down at "32 killed, wounded and .T.issins and ll.ey claimed to have retained possession of the field cf bitlle. We have not the inscription of the act ion of the Pih by Gen. Arista, as we had supposed in our hsale. but we hive by a journal friendly to him. His position i represented to have beaa greatly forced, notwithstanding the repeated charges of the Mexican cavalry, the last of which was headod by Aristy in person, and during which they actually "cut to pieces t'0 entire companies of the Americans." The loss of the Americans is still represented as superior to that of the Mexicans. The papers make very patriotic appeal to s'.l good citizens to come op now to the : rescue of the country. Even El Hepublico ; claims that "the President is making and J will make nev: efforts as great as the emer- i eney requires. " It urges all to mase the j sacrifice which will be demanded, and ap-1 peals to the Congress about to assemble to sustain the war at every possible hazard ltre:o:nmen(l3 the putting aside of personal distentions, and denounces those who would resort to foreign intervention to bring about a peace. El Republican1! praises Arista for the eersonal gallantry he displayed in the action, and hopes yet to see Irs name associated with victories. "The general who Las fought valliantly with the foreign en emies of his country has a solid title tothe love of his fellow citizens." The taking of Metamoros without n single struggle has, in a great measure, quelled the fears of those who believed that the Mexicans were determined to prosecute with unabating vigor, the attack upon Fort Brown. Oa the morning of the 17ih uU. about suntise, Gen. Ampudia gave; the signal that he wished to hold a parley with Gen. Taylor. He came over to the j American camp in person, and requested j of General Taylor the granting of an ar-j ntistice. To this Gen. Taylor replied, Sir, the time for asking a.miMice is past;, you should have thought of this before; it : is now too Lite to think of such a thing." j General AmpuJia then desired a suspen-j sion of hostilities. This also Gen. Taylor I positively refused, stating that he had ' brought al! lis raunon tothe fort and he j w as determined that they should render j some service, at the same time pointing to! ihe cannon and its position. Ampudia then J asked Gen. Taylor if in surrendering Met-1 amoros he would be allowed to accept the j tiovernment property. Gn. Taylor piied no, and that he intended to take rethe! town at 4 A. M. the next day. Ampudia then retired, and Gen. Taylor marched ! his for :es tip to Fort Crown an 1 al daylight J commensed crossing. No resistance was j offered by the Mexicans on the bank, and it is said that many of them assisted in : landing the boats. One officer, a lieuten-1 ant of the cavalry, was drowned in cros ; sing the river. After being crossed they! weiemetby a nnmber of ciiisens and! Mexican officers who desired to know of! Oert. Taylor if they could retain the gov- j eminent property. Gen. Taylor replied that he wanted all the town. The American force then marched into the place, and Adj. Bliss then rode up to the fort and sounding the parley, demanded the surrender ot the town. He was asked if the government property would be excepted; he replied that nothing could be reui.ned; all niu-t be surrendered. The Mexican flag was immediately hauled down, and the star-spangled banner ran lip. The c.t.zens joined loudly in the cheering of the army. A sufficient force was then placed in the fort, and the army, after moving through the town, drew off and encamped in the vicinity. Not a gun was tired. Ampudia retreated from the town immediately after the interview with Gen. Tavlor. Kilitary Hatters. Troops still continu- to come in. Yesterday 300 men passed through the city to Camp Washington. We believe they came from Mansfield. The troop? here1 3!i on their way, are supposed to acceed il;e number called for by at least 600. Gen. Wool has left for Memphis, to exriit the Tennessee Volunteers, and will ?turn here in about ten dtys. If the troop? here are then ready, he will take for dispatching inem to the seat of i. 3r. Ila (1 Pi! r..e In f.vrts-aril tla nuAt. f 1 - r- l-a e.tch State by itself, so as not to throw too nmy troops into New Orleans at one t.me.to press upon the supplies, ot crowd 'ie ti asportation. This is right. He loaves Capt. S, a-,.-!, ofthe army to inspect and muster the troops at Camp Washington mlo service, as fast as they are duly -.nu. ' rt porteu to oe an et;i :ent odcer. Pay master Dix is eneased

in paying the Louisville troops, and will i ,he ion uoserver, n wm oe seen e bote to pay our troops in a few days, j lhal Mr- clar Socs Xo e'co " captain of h is well that the troops are not to be sent' his old company; : -T until they are ready. "Captain James S. Jackson having revov. Bartley, and suit, arrived on Sat-1 , , f.. . j, i... i r,.i. tiv, . , . ! signed the command of the second compa.'uM ana estab.ished his head quarters, ' the Dentv.son House. He proceeds im- ' ''' of mounted men, known as the 'Old Innicdiate'y to the final organization of the ! fantry,' Col. Cassius M. Clay has been s-'oops into co-npan-es, battalions, and teg- unanimously elected his successor. Capt. i.ne.ns, t'repiratorv to mu?teriii into the "; Jackson goes as a private in the company:

1 -i'lCd Stite service. The confliciino - ; - ins of several compauie for aJmission tJiv.p i-ivt-; - j.j.i he fin ill v set-led.

Indiana Volunteers.

We I.Ave been politely furnished bv Ad- j taut General Reynolds, with the follow, j jutant (.eneral Reynolds, with the follow. ! ;nS liM of volunteer companies, which have w-cn i.uiiimissiuiiea oy me uovernor since the first of June, being the first commissions since the present call for volunteers: Dearborn volunteers Com'd June 1st. Captain James II . Lane, First Lieut George Dnn, Second do Deniamin J. K;nuiar K. .: j . ., . i Monroe Guards Jnn let Captain-John M Sluss. First Lieut. Jojin Eller. Second do. Aqailla Rogers. Cass County Volunteers. June 2d, Captain Spear S. Tipton. First Lieut. Stanislaus Lasselle. Second do. William L. Brown. Putnam Blues June 21. Captain John II. Roberts. First Lieut Ilaniel A. Farhy. Second do. Richard W. Jones. Montgomery Voluntw rs June 3. Captain Henry S. Lane. First Lieut. Allen May. Second do Lewis E. Wayland, Johnson Guards. Captain David Allen. First Lieut. David Provine. Second do. Elsey Matbee. Marion Volunteers June 4th. Captain James P. Drake. First Lieut. John McDougal. Second do. Lewis Wallace. I'a&iis. Hungers June 4ih. Captain J. V. Wilson, First Lieut. Jonas Hoover, Second do. Philip Parcels, Clay County 1 'olunteers - June 5tli. Capt ain John Osborn, Firs t Lieut. A. T. Rose, Second do J, T. Alexander, Hoosier Boys Orange County June 5th. Captain W. A. Howies, First Lieut. T. B. Kinder, Second do W. T. Spicely, Washington Riflemen June Gih. Captain Abraham Dennip, First Lieut. David C. Shanks, Second do Josiah Burwell, Switzerland Itijlemcn June 6ih. Captain Scott Carter, First Lieut. William Price, Second do Smith Dumont, Wabash Iicincibles Carrol co.-June 8ih. Captain R. II. Milroy, First Lieut. A. L. Robinson, Second Lieut. W. E Persons, Bartholomew Volunteers June 8th. Captain Isac Boardman, First Lieut. Hem in Barbour, Second do. G. W. Harrington, Laierence Greys JuneS'.h. Captain Henry Davis, First Lieut, L. O. Hoggatt, Second Lieut. J. C. Foster. Brown County Blues June Sih. Captain James Taggarl, First Lieut. T. M. Adam, Second do. P. C. Parker, Fountain Volunteers June 6lh. Captain R. M. Evans, First Lieut. R. W. Lyon, Second do Jan.es M'Manamy, Green County Volunteers June 8th Captain L H Rosseau, First Lieut. Adam Stopes, Second do David Irwin, Indiana Riflemen. Captain William Valker-An old company filled up. Vanderburgh county. Washing-ion Guards Captain-William Ford An old company filled up. JeiTsrson county. Spencer Greys. Captain W. L. Sanderson An old company filled up. Floyd county. Shelby Riflemen June CKh. Captain V. Conover, First Lieut S M Kenzey, Second do J Keeth, Ma lison Rijles June 9th. Captain Thomas L. Sullivan, First Lieut -Horace Hall, Second do John Harring-ton, I I'oseu Guards June 0th. CaptainNathan Kimball, First Lieut William Schoonover, Second do James G. Hogens, Hendricks County Volunteers, June 9.h. Captain C C. Nave, First Lieut S. C. Cra wford, Second do Samuel Miloque. Sulliran Volunteers, June 9ih. Captain J W Briggs, First Lieut Justice Davis, Second do Israel Benefil, Mad Anthony Guards Allen co., June 9th Captain J. W M'Lane, First Lieut T R. Lewis, Second do-C F. Colerick, C lark Guards. June 9ih. Captain, T. W. Gibson, First Lieut., Harrison Daily, Second do., D L Foots. Ianesville Lesrion. Harrison Co. Captain-Cyrus Gresham. An old com pany filled up. Uy?ie Guards-Allen County, June Captain, David V Lewis, First Lieut., Bradford B. Stevens, Second do., John Russel, Franklin Guards, June 10th. Captain, William M. McCarly, First Lieut., John B. Campbell, Second do., John M. Mvers. The first 30 companies are accepted. ! Requisition full 30 companies. Captain j N. Havden of Rush county, which will be heM as No. 2, in reseeve, to be accepted on j the contingency of a failure in any one of. ihe companies. Efesiir.y of the cavalry California to be taken Wt find the following in tie last Xashir ilia Union, Mr. Pol k" organ in Tennassee. We understand from a reliable source, that it ia tho intention of the Government to eend a force to take possession of t&at ! country and to hold on to it. It i suppo " w. -a sed thai the mounted men from Arkinsas, Missuuri, and probably from Tennessee, will ba directed to California. Wa eincere'y hope that this iaformation rniy bo true, and the aource thro'igb which it is delivered, we ar ratietied that it ia reliable. We regard California now as ours, and with that result al! will be 8atisfied." Cassius M. Cay.-By the following from ... i Capt Beard' and Capt. Clay's companies of voluntesrs leave here for Louisville tomorrow-. June 31

DEPAUTIJ F, OF TI1K I1H RIU ): V 1

YOLUN Tl'.I.ItS. " ! () v,1,,.j. i... ., : . t 'barked on board ... v " V "T IL . " I . ..... ..... , uir I .. .1 . . . .... , iciiuciiu.io m immv Aininv. i lie? were Hollowed to t!e jv r by nearly all the citj izena w ho c..u!d tret 011"l) ,,)en vv, nl t n ai;(j .children, to taU a last go.J bye with them i before their departure. The company was principally cmi oe.l of persons w h j hud ; lived amoi a n mi " irienJa an.! :. . uvea nue a ; aseuiDiea and sorrow ui(T t, ! see them depart. j There we:e many wet eves among tie i spectators and although we "did not notice any thing of the kii d ami ng the volunteers. I we cuulil discover many of the brave feljfromtheii friends. Befoio embarking on board, and while solemn prayer was offered up by the Rev.

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i safety aud success of the brave band who' j were about to depart from their home, and -....vo viiirir country. . k projer wa ueieneo to witii attention, land responded to iu everv heart v-.,!,,mu, , and spectator. j In ihe morning, the piPsentMion of a fla ; iook p,ace. I he fl i tvas nrosei.tHil I 1 1, J ., " , residence of Geo. lt.csEv; and an annro i pnate qdtireis was delivered bv Miss Fan nt Guard, wha had a brother in the cow- j pany. i ne aduross was replied to by Capt. J. H. Lane, in a short and fcelinar specb. The address of Hiss Guard was listened to with death-like silence, and at the close was responded to by three deafnittjj cheers by the volunteers. C ASTLE OF S VN JU AN D'ULLOA.W hat is certainly a singular fact, says thi New York Courier and Knquirer, the stoue of which this fortification is now constructjej was obtained ironi one of the quarries j among the Highlands on the Hudson. A i large number of heavy guns, iome of tbr m : Paixhans, have been mounted; a force of : about ;iO!H) men is theie; competent and j skillful English and French engineers I have the direction of the works, and the whole is under th command of General I Bravo, one of the ablest and best generals ! in the Mexican service. The President of the United States,! ays me united ntaies tiazotie. Las a perfect model of the Castle, with all its parts, apieudac8, additions, floating batteries Ace, lurnis-hed to him, or to an American oliicer for him, by the very engineer that supcriuteuded the work for Mexico. Gon. Thompson m his recollections of Alexia rpi,,;. ,nv a i.k i. I had with a Mexican Colonel in rclaibn - . 1--. "v." "! to the efficiency of their Cavalry. The 1 .General ventured to rem irk that he.thoasht . from -ha feebleness of their ridors, they 1 could not be elfic:eat agint any comiO'in infantry. The General s ays lntJourml. j "1 was not a litlle auiusd at bis rep y. j He admitted that squares of infutitry j were ganer&lly impiegnable to cavalry m mey 111a one resource oy wtiica thiy: i eer had any dilTiculty in breaking the square. I was curious to know what this ne and important discovery in the art of war was, and waited impatiently the 'push of his one thin;' whin to my infinite amusement he replied the Lasso; that the cavalry armed tvita Lassos rodeup and threwtuemovrr tin men forming the square and pulled then, sit, and thus mad ilia breach. I remembered that my old nurse hid often got ni3 to sleep when a child, by promising to catch me some birds tbs next dty by putting salt on their tails, which I thought wis about as easy an operation as this new discovery of the Mexioan Colonel." j .Mr. Webster. We copy, in another jealumn, the repirt tnadi by the .Select ' Committee of the House. wh were apJ pointeJ ti investigite the charge brought ; against Mr. Webster by Mr. C. J. Ingcrsoii. l ue gentlemen win sign the report are divided in pihtics two being Whigs, and to political friends of Mr. Ingersoll. They fully exonerate Mr. Webster from all blams, ani place him on higher ground than he occupied, in relation to the milters inquired into, bclore the slin !ers were brought against him by Mr. Ingersoll. WhU will the latter ray nowl Baltimore Plrivl. . attkxtioa: The m rtnberi ofthe "Franklin Light In-! fantry .j . .k i ..i Bi r . r'u rsiru ill lurri a. l ie liiu . . House, in Brookvillt?, on Saturday, the S7th June, at 2 o'clock P.M. It is expected that those havin; unifcrnis, will near them on parade: business of importance demand a lull attendance. Dy order of the CAPTAIN. J.nq. II. Farqchar, 1st Lieut. Celebration at Scipio. The citizens cf Scipio and vicinity con-

i vened on Monday evening, the I5th of 10th. j June, for the purpose of mskitii prepara- ' tory arrangements lo celebrate the apptoaching Anniversary ol our American IndeJ pendence. . j Philip Row, being called to the chair & ' j Dr. J. S. Tucker was appointed Secreinry. j The following resolutions were then adopted.

Resolced, That A. Royd Esq., be ap-j pointed President of the day; Chauncey Stevens and John Baird Vice Presidents'. I Chaplain, Rev. J icob Laniiu: Marshal, Col. Stoops. Assist. Marshals, Jno. Cra--miles, and Dr. Hmkley. Oratorof the day, . Reader of the Dec'l, E. II. Gaston. Committee on Toasts; Dr. A. B. James, Robert Brundrett, and II II. Gaston. tusign, Abram .Martin; Assist', ;Nimrod JalilTand John Sater, Sen. Liberty Cap bearer, Jas. Bartlow. Committee of j Arrangements, Philip J. Row, Thos. Morehead, Jas. Smith. Griffin Abraham, Thos. Watson, I hilip Row, Jno. Fisher, John Baird, Al raham Cumback, Thomas B. McKenstry, Wm. H. Birtlow, Wm. Mercer, Thomas Freeland, Michael Thomp son, John a. CiimbJtCk, John I tiompson. Jesse Stokes, Isaac Fausett, NimroJ JalifT, and Wm. ckie. Resolved, That all ihe surviving Revolutionary Soldiers be cordially invited to attend this celebration, and also that the editors of the F. Den.ocrat, and Ind. American be solicited to attend on this important occasion. J. II. Pearson and Alfred Clark are to provide a public Dinner, for w.iich, a reasonable remuneration is expected. Resolved, That the pnceeJins of this: meeting be published in the F. Democrat ' and Ind. American. Prepara'ions are be-1 ing made to have a good celebiation; and J it is desired that there be a general alien dance. On motion the meetinaadjo.irnejJ P KOW Pres't. I PHI Lit Dr. J. S. Ti cker, 6'C June l.V.b,

Son of Teliitirraiu-e.

Grand Division. The J uly Quarterly Session of the Grand j Stale of Indiana, w ill he held in Richmond, j Wayne County, to commence on FRID Y j ' "e ,i,,!e na8 ,nu' t,een exlend d lo er.all,r I.I ..C 1,,'.- 1.. . ,i in- . SealS '" X ('ra"J DiVU'" 1,1 ,nakc ar - r--" " ""-" "l ! importance u ill he transacted- and to afford :. . nai .eo, ana 1.1 nuoru unit: hi hip necoroini; serines ol tl(e sev- ; era! Divisions throughout the Stale to have tlipir nno. i. l . r.,... i . ii : . -j-... .... ij . !juis ail III l!s.'VOUj in . .. .. . . 1 i" cAjiLtica ui.u mis mat'?r w i!1 lie prompily attended to, as thp ; Qnarteily P. W. will, j,, nr, casP hp gjV( ': to any Division which fails to rep tt. ! Hy Older I. R. June 12;h ISiQ. GOODWIN" G. S. Jo!m Q. Overman. Whilst we unite our tear? and sympa thies, with our biethrenof Unity Division No. 6, of Dublin, for the lo-s of their he-! loved Brother Overman, we are pleased at the manifestation of regard which they pay to his merits and his memoiy. We have receiveJ, and publish the fullow ing resolutions paused by that Division: The committee appointed to draught resolutions expressive t.fthe feelings of this Division, in reference to the death of bro ther John Q. Overman, agree to report a nil in v. ; That whereas, it hath pleased the '-Disposer of all human events," to remove a beloved friend and broiher from our midst one who was endeared to lis by the ties orrrateri.nl fellowship, an J hound with a m unnY P'Tfoe an ! spirit. Therefore ' w ir-i,-l Th.i ...!.: -1 be it resolved. That hiit we bow in hum ,1e res!f,a"l"J the aHlictions of IVovi ucin wc ufc;n u our auiy to give expression to those emotions of sympathy & sorrow, with which, the occurrence of; such melancholy evpnt,n naturally in spire ine humane and feelmt: heart. Resolced. That by ihe death of tmr brother, a vacancy has been created in our Division, which can wjth difiiouliy be supplied, inasmuch as we believe that he possessed, in an eminent degree, thai zeal and ardency of disposition, that energy and derision of character, which constitute the faithful and efficient advocate of ' temperance and brotherly love." Resolved, I hit a copy cf these resolutions be forwarded to ihe parents of our departed brother, an i that we hereby assure them ol our heartfelt sympathy on ihis occasion of mut-ial bereavement. Resolvd, That the warded lo brother CI lion, in the Amei ican e resolutions he forirkson, for pu'iiieaSigned on behalf of Unity Division No. 6. Sous of Temperance, by the cnnimiuee. II. A. SCIIOOLFIKLD, JOHN IJE.VTV, ibl? Example A very. patriotic nrewer over lue river wisiiincr t COtllnbta t. ii,- y ,, . - , - , lite to tlie comfort and Keil-bung . the '-CPtUCKV volllnti-ers, 6eill & prose-it of .UM A.irr.1. ..-.ia.. I . . .u- i...: . -, , r i I.UarJS and Kentucky Kni!r;r. OUSrtered .! ,v s,.,., tycer IU 11113 U V 1 11 L' lOn I the Oity Mil . W ith.nit tn:iin.r tl, casks, and taking it for grunted that the b-.-er was fi.-t rule. thtv sent it back to tln j benevolent donor, -vith thPircompliments, ! iuformir,j tin; tiiat tbey baJ iu use lor the I article. . Hurra f..r Old Kent n k. WLere is tbcre I "-""tr instance line -,ovnirioii.r l,el u i . ' i anow ir. n.ii iv in i.u it on rec.rJ lb. National Division of the U S The I'h.rd Annual .cjhhii ul tl.c National Division of the U.nted States commenced at the II ill ol ibe Song of Tent. -era-ice, 315 Broadway, New. York, on Wednetday last. The f.iiJo i-tg lit-presenta -lire were present; AVu) York Dtniel H. Sir.d.-i. John W.Oliver, A. I.eUn.i West, Stephen II. Kirby, Warren K-vckwell. -c to Jersy John P. Jorlt:iio.i, Jam.'s Flemning. Win. L. .Mvkoar, Win. A. Can. Henj. F. Yard. MaryUnd. Wqi. Fs. Wright. .T.ilin F. Sesuin, John A Tlmnipson . Jani-Js Young. Pennsylvania. P. S. Wtiite, Ja;iies It. Wood, i'hTtiias tt. Florence. George M. ; Cooper, F. A. Fickardt, George Cr.ieby. j Connecticut E.iward B. Ct.ok, James S. Clack. .Vastaehutetls Sart-.uel Hiiis, Wm. II. Stacy, J, O. Standish. Ditlrict cf Coliimlin John D Clark, l W Whitney, .Vrfie. S. B. Dacklnm. Virginia. A. F. Cunninghmi, EJivjrd Delany. Delaware. John McClnng, J. S Val. entine. 7e-i'tcs.fe. John Finn, J. G. Shrpvd. .fter accomp'.isliir.g tUe prtlmnnarr business of tho Session, ta follow ing ofliters were elected ijr lue ei.simg two years.P. S. White, of PennsvUania, M. W. . A. 1. Wilson, ew York, M. W- A. F. A Fickardt, Penn. M. W. Senbu. Benjamin F. Yard, X. J. M. W. T. W. Rockwell. X. York. M. W.Cliiilain. George Cro.-by, Penn. M. W. Condiieor. J. G. SSepard, Tenn. M. W. Seniincl. Xj "other biliines tf iniporlancil was completed up to the hour ci going to press. HYMENEAL. Marries, On the 2S.h of May, Mr. John Skinner, of Franklin County, to Mrs. Piici'.la Wallace of Grant County In-li-ina. OBITUARY. at his retJt'nee in the to n of DlEO,

JUrns)ii, un Mvii.-Jjy evening last, sMr.!. " - , . i Skin Iieari. Heha preer.Srd it in cratvaJpFFERSON KlTTEXHOVE, gfU nOOlU 4u j rirty of t'at-n.vni A T.-etir..i, nd fomiJ it neet .fnT

- 1 yPa-, lie died ofihe sm!l P"x. pox. ue ,he WhUe Walcr VbUo' w0 muc'- nii"ed as thi man. lie v i. . :.i.-.. woulJ as one "f the richest ---ill the l i-:lt of life---! , .... . h.'Crai ana en.' '.itenoo m.idiai'.i.

r We an amW i .1 to mn-wtirr JOHN Dl'MON T, ' f. a tan lid.it- for the nl.ee of I'm.-reuiinir Alt .r.ifj for (hi- l lii r J judicial circuit, or I iiiiiaiiK. JOHX l). HOWI.Wl). iiiii..unr. hi, n.imr to Ou-!-.. ol'ih.- tlnrtl Jii.lirii.l -irruti, a a i.nulirf .te f.ir ihr ifiict-ot' Priitcruting Artarury iitij-ct la any fair ; ar.-aiip.'iiu-ui that mar bi- maJi- amon:- t litr Candidates. Jl YXR S TOXIC VKHMirUGH. j (OM E Mnlirim, arrxnti ri t" 'MrMrey rnirmi in tTi rliil.lrtrii," Rr apt in H.-.fny rliildrru loo. Thi is r.ct llif ea-r iih Jaym" I'miic Vt rmifucr. It d.w j m t runiaiii a inclr itcmii. iii which ran harm ihr I moi dt hr:m- inlaiii, ami j t it upcl. w irm. from the i M.nni w ith a fni iluy and rrrtnintv nt-HVrtlv astonish. i"K'J'. i.rn tin. n only .nativr pront-rtv, it i a ; i Win' Stomachic, and in n niitti-m and int. miiit. ni fx.- , vrnh. bivn admiiii.u-n-d with m.i.t eti'V''' 1 .nit.. OlKtinatr ca. . of !ile harr jirld.-d to it. in- , tinriin-, and in tonic qitaliiitu n ndi r it an rc. Ili-m : ! inrtlicinr 111 tht- runt alt r. lit ta)c- ul ill ilia..t . It il rM.i-.-d n if I y .l. aant to ilic tan-. i I Dr. JUNES H.tH 1 OMC-K.ir the lV.rvntion. : ; Growth, and Kt-t.,ra!tii ufthc Hair, and whuhwiil! j pimtiv. 1 liniicn. hair on ih. li.ilil hi ad, and pn vnit I it t.illin out. or turning rr y. Tins i an . m. II. lit i article, and ha, in hundrt-ri. of insianr.-, pr..,lui .l a ! tine growth ol hairoii the heads of those who have ' been bald. j H.-ad Ihe fiiliiiiiijj rroni the Rustnn Mail, May .", 1144. i "Javke's Hjiifi Tomc. Aft-r pivinc the article a ', ( fair trial, we iuiheitaiint?!r pronounce it lo h what ! , it prtif.-sses. the lu st aituli. withmit any ec. pn.i... in "' '" l'je restorat'teii and preservation of the hnm.in i hair. We know ot numi rou? illance where the hair : , has he. u resloreil to h. Js which have luvn liald for ; ' vi-ars; and we think wecaiinot do a greater lavu; llun in cummrnd loall ,..,r ivad-r h an- l,...nr thrii " 'e"-'i hrT.mic nmi,.-iy." Vcx.van.d ,, ., N , s h ., , , sm ,,,, 1 1 1MIU ll.e II...- Is f VII.... ' riiiladi ljih;a, Jane o U3S. Ilo v Pf.rsoxal Frikxps: I 1 onld say. .'.at I am well acniiaint.il i(h David i Jiiyne, M. 1)., and know hun to he a nprcialtr l'hsuian and l)i-.iiffit, of this city a trentleman in hoin I entire confidence may be placed. I have irM. dniniv i n ease the belli ficial . ft. cts ul" his ( armiiiatire Ral.am. and h ive c;ratt r eo::tid nee in it than all oik. t i medicines of the kind Ills exiucturant is i qi.allv celI cbtati-d and efficacious. 1K A M. A LI. i.. ; Aijent of the Am. ricaii and Forc.g-ti Bible s. ci. ti. i 1 11. above medicines are for sale al the Dm- Store : ofliitt & ll.lilr, Hrookviile Ilid., j June VI, 1345. :,o 2i.-J. I'lfK DAXtiKU OF I1KLAY WAS NKVER MOHK stnkinsrly 1 1 oiplili. d than in the case of those ho are ; prsdipo.id to consumptive complaints, and those l vi ho have eilh. r by exposure, brought on a slight cold, jor have taken cold, by means of l.ich the) are trouliled with pain iu the side and chest, short ms ofima-h-ln, become l. veri-h in ll.e ;;fteroonn, ispeciallv nlirr . ".f ,!'';' "i .'f' P" "" arty dinner, i lit v rra.lna'.lv liasa .i lit.ni tl.rf& d -.tAge of cousunipiioii. teav- ! ol theiui.-lves. How u.a:. are tin re to hefutind in this condition, who do not know that tliry are travellini; I "te to the grave. Thesi-ht is a nu lanrholv one I rT'Hv when it is known that a n-medr is al Land. I I-.xperienie has proved that Dr. Fo'.Ks r's" Olivaonian, j or All Healing Hal-am to he one of ihe b st remedies in the world to nut to tl.rht ih, . imiinoJ m. ........ and to prevent iln ir recurrence, if used acce'rd.nir to the dir. -ctions. Cases that were almost hopeless have hwn found to vii 1,1 totl-.is remedy like a charm. It is the result of the labor of twenty years cp nence and will lie found to ,n,e,- llie expectations of thoje Lo may stand in need of us curative effects. June 13 1345. x js-lw. s s 313 nasrioai i-aia ExtractorTH ti FliiHIH WONI1KH OF THK WOKI.D. T..B most marvclloHs blismir follow its use in 1 rely d. pari on lit of life. Its invnirii irtnes are applicable to most complaints, limit is n,aiu!y it teuuVd lorixternai application, in tnc loliowuiir. ull of wtiu-l. it absolutely cun-s, anil ninny others trreatty n liixes. More than ten thousand authentic wriit.-n certificates are in the hands ol the proprietor, leitilyinr; and asserHOC the Rival oie.snir; winch tins r.-markab le ointment has pro" ed to mankind in the f ll mr afftirti.ins: Ilnrns and. Scalds. Piles of ever) kind, Fin. ted feet, Cl,ate, Call, Chaps, l etters, l'i.nle, lit oeh , fleers, Sprains, Cuts and llruises. Far and loolh acln-. Mumps. Son Throat, H iucworm. Salt Kh.-um, llarbsrs Itch. Fruptions, Sore at:d Iuaaoi.ni eves, lliles and Wart, Inftamato- I ry Khenmat im. Affile in the face and bren.1, Olt IJurtl Sears, Prick!) heal, ( Sure Niplis, Small I'ox niaiL', .Vc. Jtc K-c. Jte. I It is connd.-iill y aftirmed that no person siho has . v- i er seen or heard of the MAO IC L PAIN" FXI'HACI'OU, anil knows of its true eft. cts in ihr shove ap- I plications and partirulatiy for Burns and Scalds, will lor an instant be without a box of it. j In departments where it has been introduced, Sj;:r, , Steam IIoats and nwli, a well as Hotels, and 1 1 Families, als. Factor.. Machine Shop, Foundries and Furnace, keep a supply st. adilv on hand, 111 or- ' oer lo meet and control aeeid.'uts, w hich are liable to I happen, in the absence of medical aid. Indei-d it his ! j w ill. trr. at candor been asserted by one of ;he proprie- j I tors of an Kxtensire mailable l.-on work inN.wJ.r-! i sev. that i. w oil Id Ik 1101 lnne short of a lis. it oi o.a.l.ies. 1 for him to try to r. t alone mlhout the Pain Kxtractor, i w h.ch trives ease and comfort at once. 1 he article can I be hail wholesale and retail of I JOIt 11. llOl tlH I'Y, Chemist it rni(r;,-it. I No. Fast 3d tr.et, 2 doors from Main Li.iciimati. 1 Wh re Phi sii iati. and consumer, can lie suiioiied j with choice druQs and chemical at very low prices, j j uue, ivin 164a. ao. as lv. The Slat nf itdiana Frank- ? In the P nl.i.- mri of In Cunnty, S Fr.uikl.n Cuuiity. Vil!iain 11. Holmr, adininisira tor of tin rtat"r of Sannivl (W Petition f r t;l-drt-7t-U-J-mi-ul and di-.tr.ou-VS I t iuii of 1 Mat-, &.c. XVillinm Cot K. J.ihll Coo. J fTlMEalMive tiaimd William ', nnr of de 1 f ndnnt-, wlm i a iion-rrsidrtit nf tho Slate uf IndiMiiAfis In n by iiiiiti-d, that the aHvr nnuit-tl nd-nnni'-traf ir ha ti It d hit p litimi in tht Clerk OrtKMof Miid C'iiiu t, fip tho wit rim nt and chstri tuition 9 .lid 1 -striif, alletrmr .'atrntiPot o.h.r tliiite- that thtRai" dfiriulani, t o vt tht childrx n ppd l.r)r- ul uid 1 rc aH ci. rcctivt-11 tfit uti'-tinif ot tiitiroaiit !?h r, . frm tht.lr ,a,d father advancnents in land in lilii.o,, ' tid money and oih.-r property; and prayiutr that th. y 1 may be excluded from any portion or part ofthe perI :j j- -j ;J j j .u.i... s, a.e o. me saio ... ei ....... mi... .lie sai.i ol icnoant isal.o henhv notified to be mid appear, b. fore the probate Court ofthe Cocuty of Franklin, aforesaid o.i the li r-l day of the Term ther.of, to oe hidden in the Court House at Br.iokville, in th. Count r of franklin and State of Indiana, on th fourth Monday of An - trust next, to answer the matter and tiling, contained in the said petition. M itness John M. Johnston t leris i. f the said 1'oint, this 1 1 th .lav of June, 11. H4. JiN M. JOllx-j rov, .l.ik. Hclisnp Attorn.). N.i. ti i:cn nun r mill sroxes. M'hlnut anil Si cot d t. ( incinnatt, i nil iin r-prcJ to furitiO. rrcinb Hnrr Mill Mh- '.f a q-ialiiy tup - : l.ior t" ftTiy ' JtMiUti-'!t Di the in u rti I'tiuntry. j ALSO Ihr frrniiim putcli T.WitT Cl-itth- (Knktr bra ml; St-nt-n Mul Irons ami in.-., Plants r t Ta-ri-, kc. ALSO Frt-nch Burr PrtaliK and t ring- Mill ! ALSO 125 bliU calcinrd TU'tcrof Tiirt. ! 1 AH voik iarr.nied vf the btui quality. Juih 19 li i4S. aJ.-iy. ! Fine end WildCheny H K tr.f t our rj-. t: nnel arc jr n r.iTly l.nnn to pnt- t vi'O in ihe conin.n v. rl'prr pamtion, ' ' jt mark aii le irriM in thi tur.1 ot tliv atc t-l" tin- l.itnc j how mnrh n ro 1 a 1 liable then irut a h'hly r.t;1 et'niratt'd rtpi-aii.ii tro-, when n cnnSint A ith j oihrt irt. W- a ti ai-i in h.-.rmnity with sch oih.T, and ari.ijt'd 1 ihv varimt f rtm and ti;t of ht d": -1 i ai it i titinrfstlv rait ulaT d to alk ia'.v. 1 hv liulum ot W i lit rr nt.tr luili to vc r -lirf, and cir at'tt r t r oihi r im an havt- b-u irn d , ! in ain. 1 hi ha dp n proia in in.'U-aunt ci inijnt V here it hrd eR'ect.d radical cures, alter ih pa tient had intn -istll up hy all hi friend aid ihy.i. ( j i i ciar.. See ad verut nieitt. l June p, 111 1 i.' -H. NAILS. , rV KF.GS assorted No. For a1r he ' I OtJiP II f VI. M SON Jt CO. I Ninth and Main sts. ' I April S.th, IT-ly. ! i i:i5 XEznu "visVELis i STIiAM-POWMl ! i Loo'iiitij; il:i-., rorirail, AMI Picture Frame Manufnctorr j 117 , Main st Cincinnati. ' f (UK above anieti-s ran he furni-f.-d it at ad style and on a rea-oiiahle tint. a at an 'of the . J'.aster Cities. An a.ortmei.l of l.tt-ilting iilsstsat1 ways on hand at v hoh-iale and retail. X. IJ.--.lil l'r;airs rt;ill c ittp r-ol. ! STEAMBOATS & HOTELS t Fnrnih-d at tht shurtrt notivr. i M.irrh 27th U45. 14-1' . ; I jAsi:s.iri:itTivii. "" a- prvcithd the I-if Trr-n rtativr in upward of Miy cir- of -Lvuitrv, and it fa not faih d iu a wttt;v iti.tauct-to com plett ly remove ihe tliMio. Not af fco-itarr caf of fsiinnr. AH i rr vim-d! 1 hr snews he ha mt iih in ennne ftronchoc. Ir and Cativcrnn! A ifi-ction-i, com inrrd him ilia thre dantftrmis and hnrriHlt di'!r- may he tvmovt rf ni;h a much crtainty a Fever and Ae"-- He do t not ih tn be tid rlKd a ayinjj tkjt tlu-y tan Im: enrt d ? r a? Ft-rt-r and Ac but vith ae much t-rrtninryi and further thai he hat C"o-d rvtwoiit forb-. Iterm? that thi pnparatiun Hot only cure tSo-cc di-a- m h-n f.inntd, hnt that it dt'-ttroj th'e ' t or p ti-Hinnn- p met pie lurking in the nithm, fron tvhiehthit pee oliir clat ot' di-a.i, at will aUo a. that nf Stifila emanate. Scrofula--Ktii' Evil. he I.Ke Pre-terrat.Te ha htx n n-d in nnni 'i'i ea-ie of Serofti-a, Kin F.it 1 W-ss..-1'..l ..... . K..K KMn.a -t. ..t. A ..... nHX be I llv.pep.ia and l.iver CompUint. It ha. tieen ti.ed ..u , ..... . r 1 . . t -. .. . . ...I r, . . . . siul ,,,,,,, e, rt. P. 1 h' ah-,., m- l.eme. an f.ir.aleal ihi UiujSton of inn At ii ..e, iir.tK. .1... l.ia. .t,,. i. -.r--

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UNION COUNTY. Sia!t-tn i:t of ilr rt tf i)(t and t-xptuditum ..n acititiui of I'nion l'tt t.t f'nnn th- Il ilny .liuir. lu lUv 30.h dr v i.l" M-r . l4 both iiictusivt-. !tKCI:llTS. re W remaininir in Treasury al close of financial year 1844, (31M May I14J) $lioSn4 Received frotu 1st June' I84S, to thi-31t May, lUfi. as fnlinns to it:

Coumy, School and Hoad Tlx, Jurors Fees from Ci"k U. C. C. Tav.rn License, K.trajs. Mi ri haiits License, l."lo'k ilo. Show Delinquent l'ue. Itedemp.inii ol Land sold f..rtae, Esprn.es 1 1 Criminals rvfuudetl, Mkinc; the total Reeeiot. S473J eo 10 00 14 OS S'12 27 31 37 124 I 'i 348 S3 ii' tl ' S CO tt. 4f. a .-o 40 18 Sll KT VIM 11 441 10 TS iifiii;qu,-ui i Mr, ftCKK-n:ts of CnniiiiaU, Cnrinrr l'iqitt, Hfwd ana Hitrhuuvs, Kn iit-,t l',r, Miiit OMU-t rs AUvt rtiinp Di.-iuq;H lit Land, School "l'a, Kpni4. of Klfction-, r,ti.ie Hui SjM vtric K:nnt, h.Mid I Jimir K,t-. I a i. r. Iiii.ilt d ni Laud Sold, Making the total F.pendi.ure, Ry d-dui l.iij ihe F.xpeud.tun. frj;n thence.t it appears that there Has reiii.ii..u. in ;i.e 'l'reasu:-x- on the Join ot Ma) U 14, the ijin. ol S;35 71 $ 47-;i so .- tr.r t'n-tn Ctunty R.mrd if Ct,mm:tji.,nJOHX H SCO I T, Auditor, l .C. 1 l'-lty I' i ue, 1.1 It 13 23-3w. 0 i' Kith. ......i, Ind. Je.lersouiun, Copy 3 weeks and ci.aii;e i.i.l. count) . COUATV i rjvl F. o'l'ity A uilitor submits the follouiiir Ke- ! I P"" Keceipls and Fxpenditrr. , on aecui.t of j Fi.aiinn County, fr.in. the 1st day of Jiiue' 15, u the , 31st day of .Mm IkiS, both in..;-ive ! itt:CKIlTai. '1'here was r.-maininir in the l'n asi lire at la-l settleiat nt for coun ty KeVcllUi'. I For Licui.es to vend Merchandize, ,s for 'I av.-rii, ic. oo lit nut) in ut l ax, ;.i 74 From Collector of County Hevrimr for IK4. b. inc nett aiuoiiui due for County ai.d mad purposes ait r all deductions, ;so-.. o r.ir ml. li'plun of lands sUd fr Taxe., lis 14 For School Purpose, ' ;5.j 7 Jury Fit s Jcc. j .s ESPKXDlTUKfiS. 8 fl There hastveen paid out on c 01 itv Orders since liie 1st day .of Jim'. ll.s, f..r the fullowin-r punio.r. Vij." 1 For' Juror i',ts, P.or 1 xp. nr. s, " Specilic a', , owai.ee, ",AMin( it. 1 1:111. , u.'Hnads and Mieh-sa... " County O.-Hc rs, t'riiiiitial Keiis.s, ' Puiiltc llu il. lines I'l-.'Ction Kxpinses, " SjI.-s i-f Laud K. furd. d, School Purposes, 4.o 1; 'tti'i 07 2 :i i.i 50 2040 'Jl 103'f- ? i flS 7fl -.7 (0 l-'f -.J iI7 47 1 expenditures l.ravinjf a balance in iniM-rj-May 3i.t lS of 1 heic arc outstanding t.r.le. X... 10 ., 1M, 2iiS, 317, 3S-, 395, and 417. Amounting to Ratance in tSi Tieauin- provided all orders were rcdeciut d. By order of ihr Franklin Coutilv It. ar.l sioners. 101 To rt'o.nii.i. IHR AM CAKMICH VEL. Auditor F. C. ! rirookiiii.-, June Jtj. H45. ;:-.!. ! Green's Patent Cookia? St078 ! lAM KAni RKD and nnl.I only b VM. K. I HI 1.1) S, o 21 Kitih trr i,mmiIi li- tu. n Main and W'jlmil, m?ii if i!u t.ir. r tiilt Stt.u-s. ; V, llif nd isi',-iit t,hiveuM t! mo-t, if nut iljf popular 1 Mkm Stos swd nu hnvv in ue i;-.-. i l'aunt, ,u li r ty Tar f a d.-cidv-rf pr. IVrriK---. In point ul' to.ivi iin m-c, divjnttU v roykiiiL, In ft of , lat ai:d r oimmy uf furl in hakui, - b. !. i: -;tii have m.. ri ,. w (li-rTfullv and v.mti K ntl c u.i- i ini'iui 1 hi a'wjvc n.vc toall tiu miv U to i;uri h.c- i ; a e be'ieve it 1 I l(s l Miner Hoc! Mill- ! l-oel Allen ! J v xi;i. iir mi nrnr lu aav tor hum in xi-Fli-ha D.iy Hit 1. Kivr F. X W atson . W llr .wn S J Campbell Jam. 1 ait. is J Milton II... t J K W h.s 1. J N Wa.orht II W Kvao. II .1 I rae. v 11 11 XI. Us ' Mr M;.r John Corkhn W Fish, r F.-q V, il ii.iiii. I) K M illiarii 1" Sl.art Win liaynuUU Da id ItiKalf H0I11 JtjiM J Hi. Samuel S N McClm 1 Charles Montnirne Wn, Watts John ll.ird.ni- Capt I lioro j .1 S Vil-.,n s tjarnj. -.-.q C Wetherbr John i (.rant ; J.iel tiret n l ol II Italriuaii ; James Wall, is Wn- lmoaimt j Mr. Cuminms HMIS.iMniii '1 ho X Coii..trr W F. t il is ! Adam F.pplv , S Ha'... r I Wil.on Mm ll. tirj Star, F.. ha ul S v r F.ppU F.athan Stone J Vao-iil.ddiiv.orrh A S Xfarin. I) V ll. nn. t J Koiibiiis lies XV liureh Sto! Ilrou it I'. s n.ii Janus M..nt:.i; .lano s CiMi;i. Ira J lul.:ii Z l..-ct :.le A.a It.rd Wm K Hunalds Haul Sands j X Ward Her J Peters ; S, Brown Fsq W Vauant . J Xut.m J WiPts : John Thompson Wn Wair.-n jr ; A Woodlirole J Cuniniiiits t x xviiiieoiube P II. nry I Tl... i, s ....... i. i X. n nvon who shall pnrthise The altnv .r.en s Patent, after civil.-- it a lair trial, and '.. In I H not lo come up to tl.. above r. cotuuii luia i.its, uu.y I rtturii the same and I w ill r fund the inou. v. I W . H il.DS. ! The suts. rilu r is also manufacturm and keip on nnnu l.ie t .w.-k s i-aiorite, 11. .1 Air, Prei'inini, lin I I'-aie atrf all iht- bttf ami nuft .nppriv-d p It fit's Ul h v Im I -n:n,t iiki rim rar.or su.ti, il H vim i old v.-ry low for ca-h N B hrsyic to filid t'l t)?nt fiilt Stnvcv ! v. K. ch;: ! Junr 12 l45 14 Ij DAILY TACKKTS ON WHITE WATER SAIIAL: FX II B FLY rASSF.VfiF.H HOTS JC o-i!i r t i he n-ii.t of thp trav ll-nr f' iMic l.ic t-J hat tm run vrgi .r.v.nc; c itr,R:nr,E rrr, If h'-n ftt't-tl tip in cooH m ,!t r, and pri-t-n-' r1 !te j tak thiIin may lytc rt.itn that tht pr -prtrtitr v.ii J j I lii-t i a j n vi-Y i .ix i' or iwiT.s. ! I.ni im t aci pn;nt r-ri1arU C:nctnnti n; 2 lt-rk r. M , ami I amU.tflc-" t iiy imni-rdiaii 1 y aftt r tl. arriva. i.t in- c-stcrn lac", Faiv throiiir'i, ra-h v ay, St.no. inr!tifii:r nital. . Thrv an al iK-ri tn prt-tit Th ftdio tvt; r i- r-?i-r. NaiU'l M'flnr,-. WUtto VjmT Canr.l Han:i, fi.i. Ooo. t'oHin-. Ilrrinn, O. Santitcl Murphy, I.rn:k illi-, Ind. N. W-ilkfr. M itm in, ln.l. 4. Cl'-nj-i-nf, l.anis'l, Ind. r;o. Kr Nar.-r and J. F-Miott, cf n r- .' Amu Ut-aft.tr. anHrt. - r.tv. ltrt. C S. AMilF.Wj-X Pi,? Mav IS, L XDItJS A XI) G RXTS I Wti M.VKKH St HAIR MAM'tAC I I HKR j n. 95. KaM Fourth, n-arSeamore-rt. I INt'l VV All. i KK FPS al ax - on ha mi and mai.e nr.li i , in ilir j niot fjviiotiale and tiiiiul.- tj ), l.tfiii . r,u (ii iiih W-. Scalp, Kntiu, l-traidv 1 nrl-, Set. uk.-fi t he -iild ehcapf.tr cah, at holnl and ft- iail. ! I invite asl thoe m nt of Mrh amcU to cpx lum a ; a call Iwlor puri h-!tng t !irhfcr-. J April 1, 1M- H-ly. I Vt f'orrt. II. II n Ceii iN. XV. K D.ll.n. ClIFTIX I No. 17, Lower Mark tt tlie Pump, C I V (" I A T I . H A V K Con.iautIy on hand, a la x' nd fiem r.il a- ' -iriP't-i) if Kam v tirfw-erti ul lhe lxt )in li lt t, ; t.iia tht'H v iil 'tl K.Uai-and rt fail, at the lni-t eah priee. Mav 22, U4s : I -. AVOOI. and Mm id t rpi t. ih hy Ma Ij f : ;ji-t rt r i d. and .1 1 .V II VM.K. ;-lv. iionr.MF. h aiil, iin?,. and Steam n.inne., in.t ' ii-reited and f.r i:.le hy May 11 1S46 III I 1 fc H MI V. 20-! v. j , ( j ( i 1 j . i J ! I) AR S.SOI.S ant! I.ir sale hy M.iy Hl'l sun Siid s. ii.t reei ittt and 111 I r & HAII.K. 20-! v L.VWRKMFS o 1 A XO PURE WHITE LEAD. Th-aUtve P. rand arr-mtt-d ecjtn to any tni '.t ii: tht Wetem Cminirv, oJfcf-'r.'D 5 Main 61 vet ciNcixxxri. ti. THK pnMie nld do well tr ttx"' aHrjre !? td of n hi?e ,-' fair trta! a lh- pr ieit-tr'i-s. Tit-tr le;-;in.-r in the aSove h-int, a;t I e ntin'ir:iTl tr ill tell U r than w arrant br.tttd in ;'k I Jwhw 12, 1840 21 !y PUHLK! V THE Si, "iscriht r mill oT r f..r a:e al pulilie V.tti Joe. ...t S.i-tnr.1 iv, J.i.te i nh.il u'vl.K-l. . VI. -ne i d.r -on h of Mr. Met'urd Tutrs in Kr.l till.-, -i !roe. rv s-.l-ib'.i-hnieiit, e-ii-i.ti..; ol'h..lv. y I.y if I bar.vl.'ci.l.f. Tinetrar, ready made tli.thiitc, and t ,ni on oiher arti.. ciii-luuti"? a tPK-ri v. lr. d.t ..t fonr in. .oil., -.ill e nittt on ait u;it. $.'' !' . r;vin -r.od s. c-iril. I i.J rlhaiaw.itimra.il in html. I'll : I.I i- M - t t V. t. ' M it I I . m : :! i - Inn. . I -1- - ''-'" "

s lis pi: istxu n i: li i: v A.D PERXAXEXT B EXE FIT is obtained in almost everr use of sliftVKlir w h. re lr. Folevr-. Krin, ,!, i.'r. comiueiidi d n has b.-cn lairly tested iu t'oat most disirrssinr couiplailit AsTH-A.and has proved its ell to be a perl", ct antidote. It has heel, faithfully H ied int oNsfstrTIos, and has made mi-re cures than any utber n-taedr it' llif-.Vorld, FOLfiF.il S OLOSAONMX Or All-wlcaliu iraNani. he la fP'rrl,s,r," has "fitted -sith Asthma r. r P? -' -""Ko sucha d.Sr,e that was though, ofte,,,,,,,., ,ha, ,(,. would die. she could lay down , bead, she ,lf;hed constantly "he ur l.om her Lnntrs. One hotile of this c.r. at R.-me-Ivwllr" Pcl,t'v'"" c"!-atslicisi.ow comparativ... W C Con an, of the town of Veodstork. VUter county, experienced more relief from one Uottlrnf this t.r.at liem.d; than from all the m. dicim s he had ever taken in his life. His disease as Asthma and he pronounces the Oiosaoi.ian to be the most valuable medic. Hem ihe uorld. Mrs, Bond, the wife of Mr. William Pond, the celebrated Hoston I , -acker P.aker,oi nro..klvti, was afflictid with Asthma for 30 vrars SI,.. .-,.,.,.. .... V".. n:T 1 'K' m a'ls ice of 2.c' Yort- ; and It rook I y fravc her no material niuf. After ta , kmc; thi-.c do.es or the me.liriiie she p received a vcrT irn at alteiati. n i her bn athinp, atid in a week or t... . mid. rits useshe pi-onouiir. d htrs. If to be --vt r, ' at 1 nr cx crj. i, ;, f rr nir i. ll.l.ry Ji.cL.ini, r.si,iiiij ,i, i.r,h ir,.,,t. came to the 1 .i",V."La '-l1'' "''-: f"'" ' PTK se of ubtaiMit r a Hot tie r.l the O.osloii. jii. He uas so l xli.1u.ted on i.is ar.' I rival that l.e could not speak. He had suit, red for than 30 vears iih this disiressi,,.. diseas. H,. . returned home uiih a Bottle of the K. medv. a"rl , I lourdays alur ton menciiiii its ur, he walked from j l-.th .tr.i t to iheotHceto t. il i.i, jov at the wcnd. rf.,1 jetfect, of this (-real Hcniedi, a tii.taiice of more than its a miles. He is now comparatively w, II , Mrs. Archibald .". W hit. n et: '.M i s McGan,,, .(J ! r,:.,r,y.UMr' P Hell. ,.f Morr,stn. V J.;Mr M .lkieson, of Hob.. kin. N. .1.; and huu.lr,.', o tiane -Jn,iCht b. ifiien to pro. ethe . ffic-n v ..f ri , R-T s Olosaonian, or Ml-lLaiin-; Baian. in this Ul. ase over en rv oih. r n in. dv. ! SPI I' TING OF BLOOD. : in'Al" 'inim. Ii i i,iir-,.arr IO I that it b.loncs t, he s,,i.toms-w,.h .eu p'rocd.'' ; but mor, pioperl) indicate the pivs.iice of that f, ii . I,. ' i Y V,'",;n,r" Vet.tb. re ar. ,,, v, ho are iro.,1: I led wnh tin. symptom li ,io not take the alarm and -" ) tl" in-e with the n-eof -l,i!.a!,vc HemeUl.-. nile the disease contiuiu. il r.v aeis. and the j Miir. n ris soi.n h.-yoi.d ihe react of horn . Head tl,.r.uioiiij case., ,r ,-ire prefor-u.-.l bv ! roiiirus m.ostoviw j OR ALL HEALIXG BALSAM. Kxtract of a I. tier rt.-i led Mth Mae, ; II. ar Sr-On the 20th of April I .i aiiarke.1 .111. , spittu.-r h.l, hot did not lake ti-vh j, ;tiCeof.t for a ' week r n.orc. thuikin; I sho.il 1 , r ln (l I ! I never crew si-. i,.i? threat qiiantili. . 1 ol blood, had a lukliii-rl-ou-.li, h a seven- pain 111 , 1111 cle-t-nd It tt side. I b. came so debilitated at the . end ol the month that 1 cou'd scire. It a'k. Icon., i 111. need takim-vour Ou,. soman, ati.l from th wood, rIlll r. lie! and Un. tll reciiveu IV..1.1 the u-e .,rto hot. tics, 1 m.,: h.artl) lender yen this t.imoi.ia!; I am now n.arly u. li airaiii. CIHKI.F.S KOl.KH 1 s, l .lt a iai.i Mrs Wilhy. the wife of Mr F W i'hi.m W .slITil, str.-. : .i.s r. du.ed to the vcrt-e t f ihi-'rratr bi ri.inir blood. Ail the 111; alls adopted lo.. he. kill; the ha ill-m.-rrhare froi.i liie I.uiitrs fail, d until she ned this -rnat Kr.'iudy. It was at:. -tided with immediate t f. I. ct, and a f o tniirht after roiuniriieiii -the t..r of it, she was able aiiend to h. r u-ual di.ti. almut t!,.' ltuil.e. Mrs. I I, mlinrne, .US Mnrr slre. t, ih had linen troubled for a C'-eat leil :lh ..fun: b a moti- "...i -h and rai.id ; i.iutities of bl..d. at i. In ... bv one hot lie of the t);.ija.,:ii..., and claivs 11 tote tUr rtrat. 1 Hand II lid. r-ons fio I.aiirht sti-.-t t. 1). nnii Kelly, 2d Water sireel. lit i,ry I.i.lion, 1 10 Kit iiitrlon tr,ei, ;.... W. He-iv tl, form, rlvof N.eark .V J , ami mi . iner.ns coui.i I. added il 'in ct ear.. For si.le.-.i If. :i..ni -ii.it. on. door above Ann. j and at Mrs II .vs. 1 1 1 '..; 1.01 ir. I, Hnu.kl.ii. i Sold al... in Fayette Cm mi) In. I. ti; lir. P. Maon ' I)-ui.t t Vnnersv ille. Frank! , n C... I.y I . l.,i.i ,V Cip , l.a.i:-. I. K. 'finer, Meta.i.nrn tiro kulle, I i .tt j Ha.l. 11 11? t;..s. j June S, . 4 01. ! 500,000 BVrtor j 1,1; MK Kit wax -r !::: , f T-tllF Sub.enbt r ho r. i,i s m ( nt-u.ii:.ii on sih U "''t of Ha.e and i-i.t p.. tit 1 nr;.ir. .1 111 the llry C...idt bii-nie-s v.t.h..to t m hani;.- a j w 11 s. I, ct. .1 asserfm. 11 ol'Ci...-.'. ,iu am nl.oul , fire thousand dollars for l.iimls'i . ; The a,s ir:ni. t.t is 1-1 n. ral 1 m!ir:u -n; 1).; ..-od., i Tlardtt sr.. fueensw ai-e. Slot.. -v. a r.-. .r-.r.-ri. s, Nai', I .la. Leather. Hal.; Ilo .-s s!..m s. Wood- nsir, A.e., ! ,0.. were sel, Cleil evpre.sly tor ll.e I otliurv trad' , at..! , t n.,wji cat. d at Cambridir.- Cit) . where prTs.uis J 1 will st 11 on f....- tim- by ihe piir. hacerw.il s. niI riiij; the pnjiiieiit. ii that he can ta-i.y pav for the j tiimber out ofthe Men hand is,. , o. Mroi 01 pn reiiasiniT can t .lining .,,- i j ir or fiinlit r parliru'ar. npply p. rsoua.ly nr adder. . i me by Ii ti. r at Cincinnati, vhiehvill "be prjmpllv 1 attended to. Mr. Jno. t, F It mi m v arnt it 7aTiiUii!r't' Cit v tl. Like U aiii' in shot tug; ih wtot k to an , m -.irou of purchatiiiir. HOItKHT HZI K'l I , Jr. Ciiictunau fiy2Ut 1?4'j J2-liu. N.F.WIlTl!?, wiioi.i.sai.i: dk.au .i ix GROCMKIMS AM) I'HODI CI'; No. 4). I otter Market St.. I ifil. door n.i of SlCS-MOHE, VORlll SII.I'., UVllWllI. I n.h ps.d f..r Flax Soil, hre li u, H., Giiis. l.g and a:.d Lri d Fr ,.t. Hill CUFACF.-J; K'it-t-i t HiK hanait, F-q.; St vt th, lisplm .V Co.; F.id r ! Stnnrtt; t kl r Jam i. h.il; n; t im innnti Htich.V Stuklr, U tn, Ja. Mrsm. F,-,; J HulUn l, K-(-.; M ilniiM-ri.in O. It H J' l ncn, jr, F.-q,; Ir. Jo).iiin; H ! Ul-wrnifjh, A. Mai ii, 14 T,Z-U WAVXK &'lLFlS," wnoi.r.sAi.F. niu-i.;isTs ; i wf ir1 I KKHSOV I'HE.MIC l.s. invsT lM I.V en l.ai.d ai. .! n. w r. nrdi. s ; X J rrtnth, F.nlt.li and ..f our ottis Mai.ti a. ton... .-.aciii5Ui,i!i on haT.dal'A.h .i.irl, ,.f l:ror and I Vedtel'H , t hu h B ill he .old al the 1 ..u t pr.tes. j I hy.iei.ni. and Dnt'rsrl.ts ii.it n-.- 1 ii.niii.in are invited tn c''l and ea.ui..e .iir llru ;! . mid I'll, nacals. i N. i. 250 Main sti-eel l. 1 1. .. n F iflli and r t h . A.r.l 1, t : 4j is tv. T 1 1 1 J HT S ! I A Y LS . V. rrTon l! Tii.S- i M-m! 1 1 Mude onl (!o . i'X f. i:-f4 1 " . S. i a-titii. i- tiu 5 n i.yin Ii ;-..t in . 5 Suk Trini -.V I t: is Up .1:--J'Ut r et i. d and i.tr nie huh or rt la!. Ni. 7 Lomer Marlit t -t r t ( in i"iciT!..i i. !'. WHIj it I.Aii B J V. It a-ie new Mjit Piin.-d La ; tU I ae I Cart-n It. timet 1.int (all elej-Ju-st r- ciid snd ail of lite l-it and tiiiit du: hie -tvlf At h'il t.aU- and rtai! bv WOO!) fc I.AKIV C. K. C 1 Is 1 S. Srh if Si u'h Si.ir. tnr dr I.att f Racr ( I X C 1 N N Tl 111 aoiy rt.ivilli; irom .tew i o K, lira- i.etfc. "- .etery de.-r.-ijitiuti, hit li he w i. 1 1. at Ka-i. r.l ri. e . K C. also pay. partieu'.ar au. iilioii lo r. pairf inp C'li-rl., Vattli. s i Jitarllri. April I, inn ' lu'.y W .:. S:, :. .... .... !.. iUl f V II AM t. I'll.. Mi) 6, I Hi !163 ie hy rateOrilid .t.-n.. rtetir-d mid fit I;. A S. I WKH. iUXITKI) STATES HOTEL, j Corner of Si.rlh Walnut Streets, C I XCf X X ATI OHIO. .RXOL"!& WETHK.niF.i: Piofnletot s. j jv w Hi S nt p2t ion., and el e runt man-turn i built , M oiit ? 'te of the Walnut t r-t-t huu-e. furmerl y f kvp by Mr. Ariit'td, now lite part mi i,f Mr. Wt-ih- ; nhee I eV.plort d this beauiif.il Hotel wlnt h i r.ow j it fipnpd fitr the ree-ption of travt ller-s. Iteontain j 7ft rwun ilV bei. I Parlor and lMdroom are j fint ly carteied. Tte futiuurv u ajpra: pew and j rle- Iiit ar.d in fact neatnr. t-e .tif eon ,:; tiirnce j -io to tharteUTire the ei1iti.UiMitt, and from the : known r putatian of it- H'--. I c-u ch-ertHUy reeoni- ' i.iciid it tu mv friend and hv ti a limit put le c.njtraliy. J- S. POWKRS. ! Mav 12, ! tS. 20-f-m. v a s 1 3 . i : ii f-i "t v nns &r. 1 arton Xrw Staled Fnnt-h lf.rafm 1 Woo. lil k Y I FAnty weed-. 'i hi- al e lot of Cax-nnicreni and Twr-d are of the verv l.it-: nijmn-iinn., and ;Im-j eompne one f the it": 1-antil't: 1 a-iortm:-it e tr oTf rt d in the Wei -n t all r - t.-iil attt'iilisiii to tlx m. V. OOI I.ARKIV. .i, :i lo r irhit-H im iiJi.au. !.:. i 1 ; lv