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lo the Jutle which have devolved upou htm, my be true. But when in health, ha is not ibetasi to shrink from the performance of any duty. Ittotited that Mr. Webster Ins proposed thattrre appointing power relative to the Marital and District Attorneys, shall be transferred tek frcm the Interior to the State Department, where It originally belonged, and that Mr.

McKettr.an is oppose j to the proposition. j ous and ready business habits, and a mo.'est deThesethlnjrs aie talked of, but they break no- j meanour withal. He knows something of army tody's bones. Messrs. Webster and McKennan and war matters, having served brilliantly in the

fcgrs no disagreement, and they will not disagree j ts any extent. Tour readers may rely opon it. that the memtsrs of the new Cabinet will soon.'by their acts, show themselves to be Whigs all over. Some of the heads of bureaus are soon to resign among others,, Mr. Selden. the Treasurer. Pretty soon the axe will move and the fur will fly. The Whig party demands it. The country expects it. Locofocoism will rejoice to see it The opposition to Mr. Ewbank, Commission er of Patents, Is growing fiercer every day. He

ii charged with partiality and favoritism, in j tism or Cliqueism. He has been wholly unacaestions involving large amounts. In a day or ,quainted with Capt. Davis, except by way of two he Is to decide one of these mighty ques- reputation. tions. Capitalists and manufacturers of much! Bain's Telegraph Company have a superb ofnote are here waiting his decision. His friends, : ce in the basement of the National Hotel, in however, have no fear for the result. this city. At the National's dinner-table yesThere is a very funny rumor afloat to-iiy ; terday, a gentleman suddeuly bethought him and it is in the mouths of every bodv, but t-s I would despatch a message instanter to a da not deal in scan-meg matters in my corres- j friend in New York. He wrote the message on ondence for the Patriot, I can do no more than j card and handed it to a waiter. In less than

to say there have been some "awful disclosures" snder going investigation within a day or two, ;

tad some of the parties mentioned are a married ' friend In New York. Wasn't he delighted, and man connected with one of the Departments, were there not a few glasses of champagne empiad a married lady not connected with the De-' tied in honor of Dain's Telegraph.

ptrtmnt by any ties of consanguinity. Of j stars., as I do not particular!! men, women or plaees, no harm 'can coma of the rumor, ' ven If It is not trus. But we shall see. j POTOMAC. Correpondcnce of the Italtimora Patriot. WASHINGTON, Aug. 26 1S50. Xslhing of moment was effectsd in either i Houtet of Congress to-dsy.

In the Senate, Mr. Benton, brought on his ' for the ieaue of Military Land Scrip, which "war of the books" which he promised last week, shall he rec. ived In payment for publio lamiaThe resolution to purchase Mr. Aaron II. Palm- ; no natter by whom presented, instead of leavtr's book on thecommereof the Eastern world,' Ing the location of land to the soldier's option. 4te , coming up for conMrferation, Mr. Benton j Debate continued upon this subject until one look the floor and made a long set speech o'cleck, wheti the subject was postponed until

agstnst it, which ws sometimes satirical, some-1 limes amusing, and all the time pompous and otistical. Mr. Benton was twice called to order by Mr. Phelps, for wide-spread irrevaleacy, laitmuch as the Emperor Faul, referred to by Mr. Benton, had notliing to oo with Mr. Palmer's book. Mr Foots replied at much length, mimicking i Mr. Baton's pompous and learned egotism in rstdingtrom ancient f.o..ks. Mr. U had alludtd to the industrious spi ier tl.at weaved his web from ' the raiteria! within his own bowels, while Mr. I Palmar, he said, learned from other men's brains ! ' , . , , i te make p his book. ! r . , , . , , : lai KaaI in innlti l1h. n .a 1 .a I n .1 k 1 1 a. k I I'll ' . uv aj I 1. 11 J ' J ,. J'U.K, Cll.al .CU a long description of ths works of the spider j frcm Dean Swift's Satire on criticism. The whole affair was ludicrous. Mr. Benton got his dander Bp and rejoined accordingly. He was rsally vehement. Ilia temper run riot. Mr. Foots on th contrary was perfectly cool ; w-iiiini, p i.riivtlll vov, i ' . sad sslf-pot-essed. He .njoyed tb mischief he ! ksd set on foot highly. i j The "battle on books" having at last termi- j sited, the resolution in favor of the purchase of: Mr. Palmer's book was indefinitely postponed. After this, the Senate agreed lo have an Ex-1 entire session to-morrow, and then adjourned. Twomes!ag"S from the President were received to-day by the hand of his present Secretary. The House worked some on the Post Oifiea sad Post Road appropriation bill, and some on tk Civil and Diplomatic bill; but adjourned without passing either. Another de.y frittered sy. FOTOMAC. Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot. WASHINGTON, Aug. 28, 1850. Ths tone and temper of Congress to-day were admirable, and argued favorably for the future. The Senate acted for a short time on the bill from the House, granting bounty land to soldiers and officers in the old wars and to soldiers in the late war with Mexico, and then went into siecattv session. The only nomination conarmed thatl have heard of waa that of Mr. Lathrop, the Navy Agent for this District. The House look up the Texas boundary bill from the Senate. Mr. Milliard made a most eloquent speech in favor of settling tl-e great question which disturbs and distracts the rountry, and restoring peace to the people ami safety I to the Union. It was a speech which did his alear head and pure heart honor. j Mr. Inge had moved that the bill should be ' rejected the most abrupt and summary way of showing contempt for a measure. Under the j action of the previous question, the vote was taken. A deathlike stillness pervaded the Hall as ' members answered to their names. The result; was auspicious. There were but 24 members

who voted to reject the bill, and 16S who voted , lion 0fExcu,,ve business, sjsinst rejecting it. So much Tor so murh. j Horsg. Mr.Green asked leae to offer a resMr. Ltnn Boyd moved to amend the hi ', so as . olution catling on the President for information ( make an omnibus of it, by t!ding l terri-; of th cost of mail steamers now In service, torial bills for Uuh and New Mexico. No de- ! amount of expeiieB and income, and whether

etslon on this proposition was had whea the House aiijourned. The opinion generally prevails thit the bills will go through the House better separately than jointly. An eiample has kesn set by the Senate. I he resignation of Mr. McKennan of the ofBe ef Secretary of the Department o f the Inte Hor. was rerei-4 k- r a-.,, ..I "J t tctiuctn i ii uiorr, ns ia ! ...uromra. deeply to be reirrelte.l lhatsn k. . , tiiax so s ui an c,10). msni ,n(j on(1 M unver. sally esteemed snri brlove.1 for his man v exoellent ! ismanveioel enti SSaliliaa sf L..1 I I .

" "nn neart, s!muij have found ier w iniiwiuiti inuiaov.. v. a, It Incompatible with his health and inclinations ! d,ut to communicate the result of R. R.Garley'a to preside at the head of that highly important ' mission Liberia, and to furnish the report of fepsrtment of the Government. j that gentlemra now cn file In the State Departho will fill tiie vscancv is a conjecture on , ry one's tongue. It Is understood that the! On motion of Mr. Boyd, the Teiae Boundary ppelntmsnt will be given to a Southern man. ! B'H made the special order of the day every fome hive named Judge Arthur P. Hopkins, of day at 12 o'clock until It shall be disposed of. Alabama. Many others suggest that the ar-j Mr. Harris, r Tenn , offered a resolution that Ungement would be a most capital and popular ! Congress adjourn on the 4th Monday of Septeme.lfGov. Gralum should be transferred to ' ber. Objections being made, he moved a susfts Department of the Interior, and Thomas ' pension of the rules, but the motion did not preB'lsr King called to preside over the Navy De- ' vail. Yeas 105, Nays 66--lwo-thlrds not vo-

wht a gtorious Whig Cabinet Fresident FlUore would then have! Having never deceived your readers Inten,lly..nj m"ing never to deceive them, I aldnotoowWy,ifi did not fuliy believe It " fe. that the members of the rreeent L'net will er, long make removals and ap'ntnients which will rejoice the hearts of the nigs from ens extremity of the Union to the nrr. As to the j(.liry r irait.nj, nny ,l,y nt (

all in such a matter, I have no remarks lo maks. '

A short time perhaps will develope that all has been done for the best. It is pretty well understood that Mr. Conrad designs to appoint Captain George T. M. Davis, J now a clerk in the General Land Office, to the J chier clerkship of the War Department. It would be a most judicious and eicellent appointment. Capt- Davis is a man of sober, tndustri"Mexican war as the Aid of General Shields, and won the approbation and respect of General -o.., iu,.8m in uoo ..vB r.-u...-H .l : .1 .... I mended Captain Davis to Mr. Lonrad for the post in question, without the knowledge of the person so recommended. In addition to his other sterling qualities, Captain Davis has been an efficient and energetic Whig editor for fifteen years, in Illinois and St. Louis. He has been no applicant for the post which is about to be conferred on him nor does Mr. Conrad, in conferring the appointment, (subject himslf to the charge of favoring Nepo"Ueen minutes, ere he had half done his dinner, he received an answer of some lines from bit ! TOTOMAC. CaBKfaiannl. Washimoto!, Aug. 29. SMITE The West Point appropriation bill was taken up and amended by the insertion of a provision raising the salaries of Professors, and AMiaMjl t. V. : . 1 J : I " a-. a.- i v va .aj n hiiim iriU 111. The Bounty Land Bill was then taken up. Mr. Mtsoa mnve-1 an amendment Drovidinc to - niorrcw, and The Senate went Into Executive session. Horse. Themrrning session was o-cn pied with the dlsenBsion of the resolution to bring Ritchie to the bar of the House for allged eontempt. The subject was not disposed of. The consideration of the Texas boundary bill was resumed, when a number of amendments WBre propp.Pj ,nn. debated till a late hour. The debate was Interspersed with much confuaion. House adjourned. ... . , W ashinc-tos, Aug. 30. - . .. , The Senate confirmed the following appolntToSTat ASTERS. F. G. Edwards at Louisville, Ky ; John King, Peru, 111.; Caleb Clark, Ann .Arbour, Mich.; B. G. Williams, Detroit; W. Oliver, Cincinnati; W . T. Miller, G.ilena, III., David Towers, San dusky; Isaac Dillon, Zaneaville; F. A.Mills. o. . !ii a tt" r v .. i- v "'i "' " Kwsnapo.is; J. r , uoiy, .uiiiersourg; .uner ones, C'prtngneld; pringfield Lewis L. Watson, Vincennea; J. D. Anderson, Maysvllle; D. Cranby, Lafayette, In.; C.F.J. Orion, Madison; W.J. Tope, Little Rock, Ark.; A. W. Jordan, Columbus, Miss.; Archibald Gamble, St. Louis; John McGrw, Alleghany Ci'.y. Uimro Statfs District Attprvjits W. F. Kerchnal, Mirldletown, Tenn.; C. N. Gil bs, Weston, Tenn; J. D.Cook for District of Mi.-souri. Collectors. W. M. Gallagher, Presque Isle; J. Quln, Vicksburgh; C. L. Russell, Cuyahoga Falls; Jacob Russel, Chicago; John Young, Sa ndnsky. Semite The bill granting lands to Michigan i to aid in constructing a canal to connect Lake j Michigan with Lake Superior was taken up and debate 1 at some length, when the question on j lhe Internal Improvements was incidently disi cussed. The bill was finally allowed to be enj grossed and read a third time. The Senate then went into Executive session, and finally adjourned until Monday. Horse. The House waa oacupied all day in discussing the resolution to bring Mr. Ritchie before the bar of the House, and in debating the j T-xss boundary bill; and without coming to Rnv conclusion on these duestions. adiotirned. Washiton, Sept. 2. ! Senate. The Indian Appropriation Bill wa, I : . , i, jr. i received from the House and referred. i Mr. Downs snoke, in favor of a measure lo protert New Orleans and other places from overflows. The bounty Land Hill was debated, amended in seveial particulars, and laid over until tomorrow. The Senate then proceeded to the consideraany steamers, In whole or in part, have been hypothecated to Individuals, States, cities, or; Foreign Governments, use in tie event of war. so as to foreclose their Objections being made, a motion was offered susp-nd the irried, and the WSOI lution svss a lop ted. Tl. nt. nn tha r olotion ...mninir r.norlera aplace vtumn tne rir was reconsiuerea, aua llio . resolution was lau on ino nmt Ao Ineffectual effort was made by Mr.Sylves AO ineneciuai enon was mnuo j mi.f-i.c.- . I.... - ....l.ii.. Allln nn tba, Prwal 1 I -. Mr. Vandyke asked leave to introduce a resolution instructing the Committee of Waya and Means to report as speedily as possible to modify ' our present Revenue Laws, and Increase the duj ty cn foreign articles which come Into compel!tion with our own. Objections were made and a motion to suspend the rules were disagreed to Yeae 69, Nays 95Mr- Klne asked leare to cfler a rssolntion in- " ... a structinj th Cnmipitlee cn Ways and Mssna

to report a bill makin? the duties on iron

cific and equal lo the ad valorem levied at the time the Tariff bill of 184G became a law. Motion to adjourn lost 09 to 76. Mution to suspend rules and introduce King's resolution yeas 85, nays 104. At 2 o'clock the House adjourned. Washington, Sept. 3d. Sixat. Mr. Dickinson gave notice that he would report the Post Office Bdl to-morrow, and asked for an early consideration. The bill to creat a Surveyor General of Public Lands inCalifornia and to prant doaatinna In actual settlers thereon, was taken n .ml . various amendments of the Committee on Public Lands were disposed of. Mr. Davis of Miss, moved an amendment giving to the President power to exclude from the land granted to settlers, such territory as he may think expedient lo reserve for mlliiary and naval purposes Mr. Douglass show that the amendment would .. . . . UU1U .miction previous acts or the army officers, by which improved property in Astoria was seiied 1 WBS ffeizea nuu nppropriaieo 10 me Use Or tile United States without compensation ..i . The debate on this point continued until 1 o'clock, when the subject was laid over until tomorrow. On motion of Mr. Clay the hill to abolish the slave trade in the District of Columbia was taken up. Mr. Clay briefly explained and advocated the bill. His object was to abolish foreign trads in the District bringing slaves and placing them in depots here, not for the purpose of sale in the District, but for sale and shipment to Southern States. .The bill did not propose to interfere iu the least desrree with the salt nf alnvm. hv nn Inhabitant of the District lo another, nor prevent such inhabitant going out of the District to pur cnnsesiavea lor his own use. It was in factsim. ply a revival of the law of Maryland upon this subject as that law existed at the time of the cession of a portion of her territory for the seat of Goverument. It was simply to exclude the traficin the District which had no effect whatever with that District. Its only effect upon which was to bring upon it the odium attached to that tiade, condemned and denouueed so often justly. After some verbal amendment had been adopted, Foote moved a substitute, placing the whole matter under the control and direction of the corporate authorities of the District. Mr. Hunter opposed the bill, looking upon it as the commencement of a series of aggressions against the South. Mr. Clay replied that this was the list of the series of the committee of thirteen. It did not look at all to the abolition of slavery in the District as Hunter had intimated. He expressed a sincere desire that the bill Bhould pass without additional amendments. An amendment was adopted, giving the authorities of the District power to enforce the law conferred on them by Congress. Mr. Foote then withdrew his amendment, and the Senate adjourned. Hous The Texas Boundary bill was taken up and discussed till ndjournmeut without earning to any conclusion. ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER! IT.. 'SIX, the True D.jreife Fluid, tr Gn(rtr Juice! A rrrat Dyapepiia direr, prepared from Heni.rc, or the rou.th Sumach of the tlx, after direetiona ol llaran I.iebie;, the rrrat Ph yi,.luRical Chrmit, by J. S. Houghton, M. D., No. It North Eighth Street, Philade iphia. Pa. Thia i a truly wonderful rrmidy for Indigestion, i yprpi. Jaundice, Liver Complaint, Conitipation, and Debility, curine; after Nature'! own method, by Naturr'a own aetnt, the Gaitrtc Juice. See Advertisement in anuther column. IIY3IENEAL.. MiRRiin On the 22d ult , by Rv. Adam Gillen, Mr. David Sample, of Mt. Carmel. I a ,to Mlsa Mary, eldest daughter of Jas. W. Cochran, Esq., of this county. On the2Gth inst., by the Rev. Henry Allen, Mr. Robert French, of Madison, Is , to Miss Sarah F. Richardson, of Hamilton. Hamilton Taper. Marriid On Thursday last, by Eld. S. K. Hoshour, Mr. James Williams to Miss Emily Wallac, both of Wayne county. On Ihe 1.1th inst., by the same, Dr. F. W Rose, of Newport, Ky., to Miss Henrietta, daughter of Dr. Rose, of this county. Cambirdge Reveille. Marrikd On the 2ith inst, by Macom McFadden, Esq , Mr. Walter Dickerson, aged 83 of Lost Creek, to Mrs. Sarah Garthwaite, aged G9, of this place. Terre Haute Courier. Married. In Newton, Wisconsin, by the Rev. J. Graves, Mr. T. P. Graves to Miss C. ! Graves. The graves 'tis said, shall yield their dead, I When Gabriel's trump shakes the skies, But it God please, from graves like these, I A dozeu little souls shall rise. The Bedford Gazette givesthis neat epigram. MaRRiicn, in Corinth, by.the Rev, Solon .Mir. tin, Mr. Loatnmi, Hale to Miss Levins. Tenn)', both of Corinth. When Solon called them man and wife, Levins raised her veil. And, looking in her husband's'eyes. Exclaimed, "Lo! am I Hale!" "'r'l, moruin' (2Slh in,t 81 the 'f nof R: S' For?' KT.i this city, by the R'gnt Rev. Bishop Upfold, Hon. Godlove S- ... 1 v O la Af: &T... A a 1 ! r a i ..... nyet,, oi tt.t, cuy Some grace themselves with "foreign airs," And they're the men we view with scorn; But all the"Ayers" that Godlove takes Are "native to the manor born." Lafayette Courier. September 1st, by Rev. II. I?. Alger, Mr. John Runnls, of Manchester, to Miss Rossanna Robinson, of Cambridge, Dearborn county, Indiana. KOTICE. ! fWlHF Young men's Literary and Scientific Lyceum, wil I meet next Tuesday evening, September loth ! at 7 o'clock, and will meet every Tuetday evening i dttrinr the wintee. in the room under the Mason, a Hall on Court Street The fublic are rctpectfully RT order of the Lvrmm. Gtosos Fsasms. Brookville, Sept. 5th, isio. Secretary. i TTnnaA anA Turn T.nta In TTn.An a-.. E ,uberiber withe, to tell on reasonable trr'm ! Dwelling House and two Lots in ths healthy i ana pleasant town oi vnton, r rannttn x o. ina. The i Hon sr it a two story haute, and would be a plratant "eon f' mechanic. I hose withing, ean tee the ! property, by calling on N. Mcndenaall, ,n the place. . ror luriner parucuiars, can on tne suo.criorr. it j milet north of Inusn. JOHN W.SMITH. Sept. 4th, 1810. J7-lw. Administrator'., Notice. TOTICF. it hereby given, that the undersigned have taken lettcrtwl adminiatrat.on on theettate of St Samuel Hidenowr, late of Cnion County, Indiana. dereaaed. All peraont indebted ta Ihe said ettatearr rvquettrd to make immediate payment: sad thote having claims against the same, are notified to present them duly authenticated for settlement. The ratate it tolvent. JONATHAN M RIDFNOCR, Adm'r. RARIIsRD HIDF..MJLK, Administratrli. Augutt 31, U10.-37.-Jw. Indiana -To wit In the Vnitn Prthate Cturt, .Vr. Tfriit 1IJ8. William Touse, administrator of thr esiate of Frederick Youao, Petition to tell land to pay dabta. deceased. t Joshua Tonae, John Bond, Caro-sV line Bond, Oscar Mason & others, f Beit remrmbrrrd, that on thit day to it ihe 14th day of Augutt ia.0, the taid admin strator by Varyan hit attorney tiled in the Clerk's Office of taid Court hit petition in thit behalf, and thr affidavitnf a comrelent and ditinteretled person, proving that ths taid ahua YOuse, John Bond, Carritne Bond and Otcar Mason are not resident of the 5 ate nf Indiana- Notice ia hereby given to the taid non-residentt to be and appear before the Judge of the Vnion Probate j X Otirt, at toe nrsi it. if, .oersrwi, 10 or noioen si ins Court Home in Liberty, Vnion Connty, Ind., on the second Monday in November next, to antwer thr taid petition, or in default the tame will be heard and ' dsereed upon in their absence. I FPG FDGHIIL BCRVSIDF cr. v p. r. - Lthvrty Anjutt t, His. -ST..

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER ! PEPS I X! THE TRIE DICES T1VC FLUID, OR GASTRIC JUICE! A GREAT DYSPKPSTA rnnpr?

r . rrp.n-n irom K KnniT, or the fourth Slon ach of alter direction, or HAHON 1.1 KBIG, the great Physiological Chemist, brj. S. HOl'GHTON, M. U., No. 11, North Eighth Strce t, Philadelphia, Pa. Thii it a truly wonderful rrmritr for 1VDIGES-IION-, DYSPF.PSI., JAUNDICE, I.IVEH CO ' PLAINT, CONSTIPATION', and DEBILITY, Curing alter Nature's own method, by Nature's own 117111, the Gastric Juice. tJ" Hall a teaspoonrul of this Fluid, infased in t. ler, will dip-it or dissolve, Eire Potmdi of Kuan Be, fin about two hour, out of tliciluiiiach. DIGESTION. DIGESTION i chiefly performed in the stomach by the aid ul a fluid which freely ciudet front he inner coat of that organ, when in a atateur health, called the Gastric Juice . 1 hi. fluid 1 thr Ivf,''"?''!",',"' AM' of "T ,,"mlh "d ' "'l,h"t it lh-re Ir. no ilice.ti.in, n.i convi-r,inii - ..-r, oj tor f,nn, rne rurtjijtng, rrrscrvtnv;, ol r"od "" " ' linn 'of 'ihT'll blmd, and no nutrition ufthe Imdv: but I. fflfllill tlB.tir.ll aa a J .1 a l .... I I. I j iBiiu urimnum riii(i 1- ; tmn of the wholr tl iri'llive niinp.tiif A a t Lair . ' 'ojureo atomaen protluce no food Galric i J"'ce. and hence the untai.-. diatreaa and diatreaa and debilitv which eiuue. PEPWIW AND HE.VITr. PEPSIN i tl.v chief rli miM.l. or .,. n... Principle vf the GaMric Juice. It i found in rrrat I abiindaince in ihe oid puna nftbe human atomarh I after death, and lonietime catnes the totnach to di- i prat itelf, on at it lf up. It ia alio found in the I stomach of animal, a the ox, calf, !ke. It i the i material i.d b. farmer in making chreae, call.d ' Rennet, ihe efleet of which ha lonc l.rrn the special j wonder of thr dairy. The curdling of milk i the Rrt proceaa of diFratinn. Krnnet po(aaes aton- ! isliinif power. The stomach of a cair will curdle; nearly one thntiand timet in own weight ol inilk. Baron I.eihifr ataret that, t)nr part of Pepm di- ' solved in aixty thousand part orwatrr, will dierat j meal and other food." Dneatrd -torn nihi pnidure , .... K.....i v...., ic j-.it, nruiiet or ripain. lo.hi.s that tin want may be perfectly aupplied, we quote the following SC I K.TIFIC laVIDIaria! BARON l.IEHH;, in hi celrbrat.d work on Animal I'hen.i.try, nt.: "An Artificial diri-i.tive Fluid ... ...r u.oni juice, mav hr readilv pre-i pared from the mucous membrane of the atomarh of1 the Calf, in w hieh variou article of food, aa meat ! ano ere;, will or turrnrrf, cflanfrif, anil rtieritrtt. iutt in the tame manner at thru wuid be in the human tfamach.' DH. PEREIR A, in hi famntia trestiae on "Food and Diet," publialird by FowleraJc Well, New York, pare 3S, tatea the ame great fart, and derribt-t tne method of preparation. There are few higher authontira than Dr. Pereira. DR. COMBE, in hi. valuable writing on the "rhyiolory of Di ration," ahrrvri that "a diminution of the due quantity of the Ga.lne Juice us prominent and all-prevailinr caue of Dyp. pia;" and he atatei that " ditiniruialied nrof, aor of m!t. icmein London, who wa aeverelr afflicted with tbtt I aomplaint. finding every tliinir eiae to fail, had re- I fourae to the Ciatcic Juice, obtained from the atom- I achof living animala, which pwed ctmpletelu tuceetsful." I Dr. tiR A H AM, author of the famona worka on! ion, -mi is a remarkable lact in phyamlory, that the atomacha of animal, macwratrd in water, impart to the fluid the property ol diolvine; various articles or food, and of HVctinj a kind ofatftirio. digrttitn of them in ne uiae different Jrtm the natural dignttve - srt"M." ut. sniu b.(trat work, the "C hnni.try of Man,'1 (Lea rt Blanrhurd, Phila. 188, pp. 321-x) .av- "The discovery of TEPSIN lorn., a new era in tliechemical h.atory of Dirr.tinn. From recent eipsriment we know that food ia diolved a rapidly in an anif.eial direstivr fiuid, prvpar.-.l irom l'rp.in aiitmii the natural Gatne luice im If." Profrnor Dt'Kiil.tSQX ol' il,e t,.(r.. ...... ...ii 1 Philadelphia, in hit treat work on Human I'hyaioloqv) ! il. vote mare than fifty pare to an examination of tnt aiinjrct. n it experiment with Dr. Beaumont, on the t.avr.r Juice, obtained from the li iur h.,n,.,. ttomarh and from animal are well known. "In all csrt," he ay, 'dii;ciiinn orr.irr.-d aa perfectly in Ihe ai t'Jlciat aa in ihe natural di;etion." A3 a DYSPEPSIA CURER, DR. HOl'GH'I ON'S pn-paration of PEPblK hat produced the mint marvellout eJTrrlt, rurin? cae of Debihtu, F.mariatUn, Arrrt Uerfxnr, and Dytprptie Ctntumptit'i, tuppoaed to be on the very vi rire ol the grave. It i imioihle to rive the d. tails of ca. act in the limits of thi advertitement but amhenti. cated certificate havr h.-en eiven of more than TWO HUNDRED REMARKAH1.K CURES, in Philadelphia, New York, and Boton alone. Their were nearly all draprrate ca,a, and the etiret were not only rapid and wonderful, hut permanent. It ia a (creat NERVOUS AN I I DO I K, and particularly oi fill for tendency to billicua disorder. Liver Complaint, Fever and Aeur, wr badly treated Fever and A rue, and the evil cHVeta or quinine. Mercury, and other druga upon the Digestive nrgsna, alter a long tickneaa. A lo. for rxrr.a in eating, and the too frer ue of ardent tpiritt. It alnwtt reconcilca Health with Intemperance, oi.o iarovitcii lonpi.tim There ia no form of OLD STOMACH COMPI. xINTS which it do. not teem In reach and remove at once. No matter how bad tbey mar be, it C.tVF.S INSTANT RELIEF! A tingle dote te. mn et all the unplratant tympttmt, aud it need only lobe repeaud, for a short tune, to make theae aro..d after ta permanent. PURI TY OF IILOOD and VIGOHflF BODY, follow atonrr. It particularly excellent in cact of Nausea, Vomiting, Cramp, Sorene of the pit ol the Stomach, ditrea after eating, low. cold, atate of ihe Blood, lleavineaa. Lownet of Spirit. Deapondeucy, Emaciation, Waknet, tt ndencv to lnanitv, Suictile, fee. Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle. One bottle will often effect a laaitng cure. PEPSIN IN POWDKRS, 01" SENT RT MAIL, FHE OF POSTAGE. For convenience nf tending to all part of the country, the DIGESTIVE MATTER OF THE I'EPMNis put up in the form of Powdert, with direction to be dinolved in water or rup, by the patient. Thee powder contain jut the ame matter a the bottle, but twice thr quantity tor the tnmr price, and will he sent by mail, FRK.KOF POSTAGE, fur ON E DOLLAR arm (pnt paid) to Dr. J. S. HOUGHTON, No. II North Eighth atreet. Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by agenta in cery town in the United Ststoi, and hy rrapvctahle dcalrra in Medicinca generally. Septembers, 18 JO 37 -11m. Great Excitement! FIHE nndertigned have jnt received a splendid I aaaortment of Spring and Summer Good the styles, prices, and qualities are iich. we think all persons calling can be tinted. Wr ferl thtt confi. dent for the reainn of having the firt pick of the city stock nfGood. Any ctiMnmer, old or new, give nt a call we will he happy to thow our atock, consist ing m part as loiiowa:--Cloths, Casimcres, Satinets, Jeans, Tweeds and Kerseys, Men's ami boy's Summer wear. French Linen, for Coating. Linen Drilling, for Pantaloonery, Summer Cloths, all qualities and Colors. Italic' Ores Goods. l inen aim-hams, Chatnhrrya, Plain Drest I. men., l.incn I.ustrea, Otntahamt nfall color and gradra. Black, Pink and Fancy figured I.asn.t, Plain made and fancy Alparhaa, too piecea prints, every vanetv. SHAWL'S. White Crape embroidered Shawls, Changeahlr Green and HlneSilk do. Plaid and embroidered Thibett do. Mom D'l.aine and cloth do. ROXNF.TS. Tatenl F.nglish Prarl Botinrtt, do do Jrnnr I. ind do. Prarl and Florauce Hrai.l do. Tulip, Hough and Heady and A I b,no do. Misart Holland do H TS AND CAPS. Mrn's Boyt' and Yonth't palm Hats, do do Florrnro Braid, do. Men's Spring Style Mole Skin do. do Panama and Leghorn do. do and Boys California linens Vina do. BOO I S AND SHOF.S. Men's Calf, Kipp. and Morocco Hooia. do ft Bov't do do d Shoes, Mis.es' Kip, Calf and Goat La.li.-t' Mororco Polka do H. cut Buskina, Boott, do. do F.namrlrd H. cut Buskina, do Kid Ties and Slippers, Children's Cold F.xrrlsior Tiet, do Knameled and Cold Boott, ADDING A variety of other Fancy Goodt, inch at Bihbont, I.aeet, Collar., Cravat., Crape., Veil., and Veihnr, Kid aad Silk Glove., Silk and Wonted Mills, Fringes and Trimminrs, Men't Crsva'.. Suspenders, fce. Gmrrrtet, Hard Hare, (jueent Hare, Sttne Hare and Vioper't II are. We respectfully ask our en.tnmrra and all others, to fall ai our old Hand and examine before purchasinj rite where. . . v B H. h J.C. Bl'RTOV. BrtHikville, March t, 18J0. Grind Stones. IOO Grind Stonet on hani aid for tale hr S7th, ISS0. R. TTS'F. R. filwOCERlFaS. IO Sack. Cofler, 4 Cheats Tea, A Hhda. New Orleant Sugar, 'JO Bit. Mnlastra, I do. Goldrn Svmp, 3 do. Mackerel, lO 1-2 do. do., j 9 Tierees Rise. .1 Kegt of Tohsscn, ' 5PICF, FePPFR. GIN'tvFR. Ike , he., , .lost received snd for tala law, bv R. TTS'F.R. ' Feb. iris. list.

Brookville Slove Store.

JOHN H. Fl'IGE, otTrr for ale at the Inwct rate the following aonmeut ol Stove, 011urpaed for hiauty of deii;ii or varn iv ol" tyle in ihr ri, and would repectlul It i licit ai i !- imination of hi aori mi nf and price lo lore ptirchi.inp. All articles lurniilud at the ilitiimat price. 9 nzra Premium Stove 4 41 a 4 41 3 W. C. Havi It Co., W. C. Wolf )v I'n., Caiopliel I, EMivon i Co. S. H. Morton at Co., W. E. Child. Andlit't and bet of all. i n.iek 3c Straub't Im provrd Double Otrn Cookinir Slove. Ihtn, why V, j ' " .""-. h."-. ............ s R"d Stove and buv? vim pan th .n'tiinl I hr irrra !-! variety i,r Premium. Strsub R. Bu. ka D. ubie Oven Stoves, whirh arealrradv arkuow l.!(f d to be superior to all otli.r kind". A t.SO An extensive and general avaortment of parlor and elf-rt giilatintr atove, aevcu atid leu plalc atwvra ill abort, every thine; i lie atove line. , AL OTi'1, japan copper, 1 ias and shert iron ware, sugar k Tl. s, flat irons, an.hr'ius, oild litis ai.d tktllets, wuiih will be sold w holesiile or r tail, at ihe lowrst rices. -AI.SOAll k inila of house spoe t it. e ai.d jobbing done op at thehort.-t lioti. e mho i u r, aaotiHle l. rn.s. .- II l Inabove ariirbs tire m.niifartored and w?rrai::ed at the siirn of th.- Red S..ve on Main Uurtett tirn-f, two .lours north of D. I'ru-t t atore. t he h.brtt price pt id f..r .ld eo;-peratnl pew tt r. lie aure ;uii find tin- right place J. II. F. mart l-u-if Walc h & ClocUs. IlTM.nttVSOV t. n.'er'his s.rvie.s to t'.e.ii; sens of I'.roi.k ille and vicinity, in t'l c.ipae. ity of Watch Jc Clock Maker and repair, r lots l,.r and mending .lewelrv, ,. Long i xp. ri. n.-e. a...! strict piliirtoaliiy ar.- his rei-oi.im. n,lti lis. S.iup three duora north .f the post ot.ice. Julj .3.1. I.'iO -31-lf. g.&iv.k. iit'Seanoo.nPlant) StEto Too! K-mfc-otarrs And Deal, r5 in Hardware and Cuilery. No '11 Main .Vir.et, Between Eritrhtli rnd Ninth, Cincinnati, Cooper. Carpenti r, W oi-oti. Cabii.rl. and Chair Makers' Tools, ef every description. iwa. on na u. OR MADE TO OUDhlt, AT SHORT KOTICE. Mar. 10' '48 -l.iMASONIC XOTICK. 1"I ALL of St.rincfi. 1.1 L. dire No. 41 . at a stated a rf meetior held Jon.. ?4:h A n tfltd h..l.l .1. ! Hall near Mt.Carinel, Franklin c ,t v. I ndiana, it was iinaiiininii.lv resolved, that O. or ji . chase be expelled from nil the rirhla and privileges of Free Masonry, for cro.s iii,nia...t,ic ion duct. And it was further ortleei d, that llr.i'h' r. Spencer and Turrell act as a r.nnniuttc to loruard tlu i.bove lo the V'.d.i.irs of the Masonic Review, Ciui'iutia!i C irnnn rcial. Franklin Demorrat and Indiana Amrrnn. By orderol'the Lodge M V. S I s' SO V, W. M. C. C. Spencer, X. S. Turrell, Committee. OTICR HF.UF.AS my wile Mary Ellwell haa left my bed and hoard without attv inst cause or ne... vocation, this is to fnrew small persons Iron trustniir or l.arbnritii; her on my aeroutit, a I am oi ic niui, .1 in pay no debts orher cuntraeiing afier ihi d if. July loth, A. D. ISJ0. StMl'EL EI.WELL. Bath Tuwaahip, Iml.-Sl-Jw QUEKNSWARE ,t GLA?SWARE. jSSHK, undersigned ha Just rec. ived a larce and aplemlid aasnrtnirut of the abuve named arttru a. Feb. 37(1,, 1350. H. T YNfcR. Laurel VooIen Factory. nacy & Co. Respectfully inform the public they continue the butint tt of MANUFACTURING, CalRDIRIG. UTTI T IVft e. Linifx'tvn toaat J l.ljljliVT V OlliXaMaMt V. ) j, That he ha. i.,.r..,l..r.I I.;, r, k.. , ml most ........... .1 ...,.. ... i .u. . - ..,..-.. .i.nv ... . , , , w.iii ine.r, a.id.d in long experience and a .'termination to gnr tatifaction, they ak for a eontiuuauce of that pa'ronsce w htch has huherto been liberally bratowed upon them. 'Term a follows: Manufacturicr:. Jeant, blue mixed, 3 leaf, ateel " JT pr. yd. " 4 leaf. Sattinet. accnnling to color. Caimere, according to color. Cloth, according to color. S-Mo4iJ 37mr f-'ltoTJ 50 totsJI White Flannel, accruing to Dved " " vi.lth.15 io?. ' 2J toJ7j Blanket, per pair. 9 2 SO FULLING AT THE USIT.AI. RATES. CAKUIXK A N I SriNXINO. White Wool in broaches fifteen cents per pound; Mixed seventeen cent,; Iteeliuc. yam, one cent. The smallest lots for spinning must . tin, -en pmin.ls AIM' I CMOS Flt SALi-:'. We si- o wish it known that we acep cniis.:iit y nn hand a full aoriiiunt ofotir Manufactured Wo .li tis which we oflee for sale; and Ihst we keep a sssron running for the aopply of our customers, and that from 0111 f.tctnrv or ss,igon ths goods will be delivered lor rash, exchanged for wool, or that the wool mil be receivrdai the wagon, manufactured and delivend, as our customers mav prefer TRICKS OF (.OOPS &. R AW MATERI ALS. We shall ma Ae the prices at which we sell our goedt and at which w,r propose to buy the raw mat. rial entirely aatisfactorv. Laurel, May 2i, 1830. To the Citizens of Franklin Co, Ind "F.SSF. A. MOOHF. takes this method of informing sV theciiir.eni of Franklin County, Ind , that be hat opened a NEW HAT AND CAP STORE, No 342 Main st. east tide between Sib t Oi It . Cincinnati; where he may b.- found at all limes r. ad,- inn! willing to v. a it on all s ho in.iy favor hn, v. th a c il I. He hopes that by strict attention lo hiiii.e.a he v , receive at least a hre of public patrnnstr.- r.om old Franklin. Ail those w sutiuc a Brood and rb ap art.cir of llieiatcst and mo! approved stl., will please give him a call bi fore purchasing elsewhere. 4.12. m Terms f Advertising: I.TOR ann. murine: cxinlidatrs for run 11 tr nflSt Sl anil om.-rs 01 a lltc;:.-r smile, sub.cril,, r w.ilbt charged f, not, ul..,i ,l,er. SI. To l.ship offllet SI 1 o e I'll., in aovance. . Deaths inserted without chare;-, unless arc .mpr. 1 nied hv ol...., ,rv nnnr.. . .. .1 . 1..... ... . ' to he paid for at tbr rate ofi.fT rr-.ta fo'i evert . u.l ... 1 I s.i. ... . ' j . .r... - .., n 1, it. -tees .., .11 a. Its or T't'i.t-S ; of rrsp, rt, h" any f the bmcvoli it t..c to s ,.f t lr I dav, to becbsr.-. d th-.- ssm. . ' For publish! r. lii-ioi.s, politi-sl, acien-,e , (.. I nevolent, and literarv nonces, or any oil., t sail fnpublic meetings, tu tw charged ai toe rat. above ape- ! rifled. I Political circulars to be chartri 1! the aamr For advrriisin; isivrs, double the usual price, lo ; br paid in advance. Divorce and chancery notices to be paid in advance. I Advertising i xpuisii.n of members from auv secret soeiety, to be chsrtred full price, j The above terms will he strictly aid invariable adhered to by the iitidersitru. d. i Nelsom A bsctt, of the D--mocrat. I C. F. Clarksos, of the American. ; July, 18 0. i Ricocni:ii-;s. I Tea, Cof ee, Suirsr, Moljsa.s, Bice, Tohareo, Pep- . per. (i.nr r, cpire, riiiLanmn, Jle. fte. I All which will he told at cheap at the cheapest, for 1 cash, nr for anv kind ul country produce. I March 30, 1840. ' N. D. G ALLION. Liw Partnership. JOHS .1. .V-rSO.V J.Vl JOHS H MHI,l'HAR HAVF. thit day run red into a part nrr. f i 1 1.1c practice of the Law. JOHN' A. M xTSOV, JOHN H. FxKQl I.AR. CAUTIOX. f wifeary Pinkerton, having left me bed and " I board without any :ut cause 01 provocation, all persons are hereby forr .arnrd not tot -u.t or harbor her on nt accou-t, as I will pay no debit of her eontract.ng after thit date. THOMIJ PINKER I OS. Augutt, JSth 1S50 -)'-3w. o j TlIUMvS. in IXCK Jk FARqUdlJI, have just received a lol I mam of superior travelling trunks. I ALSO, superior lots of Lndirt and Gentlement' Satchelt and carpet Sackt; which they will sell at , ;he luwrat shade. ; N. MC. CR00KSII.NK. CYRUS KII.GORE. i CR00KS1TANK & KILGORE, i JTTORXETS JSD C0USSEL1.0RS .IT LAW. ! Office the same that wa occupied by Sleeth fc Co., Wett tide of Matn.Burgeaa Strret'oppeaite the Court llonte. Brookville .Inns ISJO. s-l v

Gieat Fargains in Real Estate TVI. liidrrs.r.ii d ulf.rs f.r tale at various pricea 'id mi Ilium I terms a large quantity .l real ratal in Franklin County Indiana, vuiiaatilig in pari of ihe follow nig, to wit. Tavern Stand 50 aerc nf land on Ihe Hro.ks illrand Indianapolis State Koad at 1 he eroa.nies . ball Creek about tlire

lnilesweat.it Laurel on I hi tract is a rood tavrrn - m K'fo .B.rrii atand now occo,.id by Mr. Hron, and i onrof the liet in th. eminirr. I here ia lirjt rate t..ue quarry 011 thr premiea and aNo an excellent ipriii!; of water. iirilir.il water. moa rinc iiirrr-'toHom korm r-to-iom i tirin i.-ri.liinc tuwil of Laurel,) 100 acre of whu l. 1 in ; Immeiliatelv shore Ihe fl contaiiiiiir about MO arret cultivation tlic hrl locL 011 tlif Hi u-..t.. v.11... .11 tnc linr Wati r alley f..r maiiul.cnir.il,; purpoa, tin laud i ul the brat quality and will in-old low. WOOD! WI) ALSO J!)irfiOrrrur.JI.n.i;. ,. 1-,...;. o .ii'iniii1illo till or aolil in larer or amall lot In lull purcliarrt will f n.ake convenient paalurv lot for the citizcluof Lau- ' rcl. TT a. a Ca. T .1 T , Al' ... l....r- on market .trret, William, ,.v.r-,l.i.i.,v..rv e,..' nient h.,u.efor.mali U,.lj-,d w.ll bV .old I cheap. I j FA It 31. Alio, very rieeU. lit 75 acre farm it .aie aheot t Hrookvilleni ar the Cellar Grove Ba-t. i tit nurch-tlie :iti, i rich a-id well imorov.d 4 ( . ... "ii"o, -,v or .... acre, 111 eultn alion, and it 111 a tci ) d..sir..lc lit lt;ltooroocu. Saw Mill. Also a Saw Mill on thr ran.xl at Rrnnkvil'.r, one of Ihe best points f..r the lumber liiiMi.t . in the Whi-e Water Yalb y, w ill be sold on ery reasonable terms and immediate p...esioii rien. C0TT0X FACTORY. Also Cotton Factory at Rroi tvillr protielled hv al.rl,..m the Canal 1 1,,- hii.ldinir is a frame eo'lirely new and in cnd repair i.ietl t.fih, niaehinerr i Lew and consists of I.'CO piit.ll. 1 2 card, . reel" 2 I.hiIus i pr,..,,, z d,aj, f,, k.-.afcc tlx re i. tint one oil,, r e.nioii lat toiT ia tor White ater Valley and oHVrsau excell. lit "oppnrfini'r for an iliveatlmtil th. pn.peny will u- sold cx'reluelv low and on n.-conim. il.nit- tern. wauk ii h;sk. ANoa Ware huuse and lot on the tanal basi-j at llro.ikvilr. 1 AI i s .Iwi Win; lien.. and I its in Rr.,,.1. lie of ! a-ant part ol" tin tow f. : i;t th in mrvW )ni'iri.f A i..l .4. . .-I.,." :i . i j i !' 111 1 i r ifTfni'j VIXKYAXtD LAND. A'i aV.nt '3 seres ..flan. I near nrooVvillran, well , e: Ii o a i d for iii. -yard., wh.rh will be .old in lois I toau. i nu i lia-er and ran be .i arranged as to have 'Inn, si new and already fn.-l.. .t ilwrniug Louse on .two I tlielots :he .a.i.l i well a.lapled to tti.-eul-I Mire ifihe gr.-veanii lei tonr a :id tim'-er fir f.n.e. in. . ii.ii. a in ail tier n.-c.-t'arv purpoaes tint laud will be ..l. in a niann. r to riiable grape-rro-etttopa) f.r it out ofihe pro.luit ol the ground. VtnHcu i'avlortj. Also a V ,.M, n Faei .rv ami n, gri.'t mill a'oont ,' Wat r-th e h .. i "" - " ,"rk"f W!"" lirient lora!i u-eliil uurn-.a.a with about so .ere. ..r ... 1.1.1 .-.,r hitot in . lau.i ail.irili'.t-tit.i.o r slid . inesi'ao.iii.t ol ttoneof the very h- st ., ., . 1 , i j , I, ,, , , j , s ellen', location lor tin business au-l to a person w ho isl,,to l. llow it t-.,r,l, a rare ch nice, a the pr.-pcrt will be ld on very accomn.o.laittKr term, to auiv purchasers, Vacmt Lots In Rrookvilla. Also a great niiinin rofsa. -ant lot m ti c town of Proekvtlle suitable I, rail ki.i.l. ol bi..ii:e--ari. ng t'l-se ,s square in.mrdi.it. Iv b. low the e.i.iri lia.isc a very -up. ri,,r l.icaiiiin fra lau rn e'tabli-huii nt. The foregoing property now ollVred very low and on easy t. mis itrn-.kviilr thr . ul of ,i,.l,, r t,.r r ranklin ('.unity Iml.ana issituati d at thr'rnniliienre o' the , . I and west t.,rk ol'Whi'e Water riser u the Yt h.te Water Valley Canal mile from Cinrinna'i and ranks among lh-heiltliv places of thr west-two good turnpike rnada an- n'w n.arlv fnii.h.d Troni H rooks i lie , Cincinnati, and one is progressing from Br. okvi'le to roniierv,llr, an'.oiliug w th the . anal everv lacil.tv for business it travel. If not .,d nt private pair befort-tlte 20 and 2!.t of S. p ember n, xl ssill tin n besuld at puMir aiit iinti at the C oirt l.ousr in Rrnokvillr s.n the f.elossing terms to wi:- rfe f..urtli !wu and the balance hi three equal annual eii.la'lni lits tlir pureha.er giving notes waiting the bent lit of ..p;,r ...,,. lt laws. Kr further partiru.n. - .pj... oilier oi ion. Ifllanil in Drool, villa In. I. CEO: HOLLAND. Rrtai.L vtlle. tnlv ,s. IHA ,n . - , - j . ... IN e v G o a s a xn nl fl'Ill. tub'cribrr haviui- lai.-t. . - S i f ' o o n s . . , Takes this occasion to renew to his old rasion to renew to his old tv. ....... 1 I ""' P'inite general! y h erallv hi of, re,.,at...l ........ come and xn mm. mm I.. eoo.l. their He lla.lt rs lumtilf that in boil, i,rtNr rr... cis tnev wni coripar.- iavoralily with thote of all, lioii.e in inroiir.a,.r aio-. From anonp In. g. ne'ral as.ortm. nt tel. ct f ir tti' liti'.il the f .llossinr ar. hr would English, Krencli and .xmericau Hlscb Cloth d" H'ur du CASf.J-:i.ES VKsTiXfiS Kngl sh, I-rrnch and American Black and fancy French doe skin and csshmeret. lila. kand fancy silk satin and wonted ve. tirrt Mai stills, Iliac hitr and fun, y do S Siiftinrtt's. niarl.. Blur, n-own. drab and fancv sti ,ct, Hlai k and trrev mixed " do Potinnad-a, Linen., Tweeds, Vels eteet... Ker.eva Heav. rte, lis, Ky. Jeans, Mohair ford, and other turn mrrli.iliiii;,. ""' 1IS ENS coons. Plain and fancy silk and Mohair Lusters. do Merinors and Homhajin'rs; , -.imrn ., ..1011s tie l.tmrs, (InirhllrlK, Hal vat. .01,11a, i.iiena s ista anil on sns 31. ,1 Calicoes. k;...c,..sois, p. an. nun tuncy law al icoes. nook muslin, Irish Inn ns, H.sh and Victoria tawait jaconets, II, , 1.111, ,, llu ,w lul, Dress Siiks. SiU and cotton Parasols and Shades Plain lihirk dress Silk Black figured an.l Ini.rv do Chang, ablr . ilka and Satin. Plain Blue, red, crren, and pink s.lkt W hue tatin an.l lli.i.n. t s.lks. Linen, cotton and "Thread laresand rdcings Gimp. Jaconet, s,,, rS... ,,, e.mbrict C..i.l..,aii .Mark fancy ! k and giurha in cravat. Ladi. a !x livntl, n, ', white linen and fancy po.-Urt liaTiilker.-lllets do Silk Cotton and Kid glovt't Ladies picm t cloves and mittt Gcntlenieii t biack, hit. and color, d eoton h rs I-adu-s do color, d do do do cashmere aiU and IsMtit wo. do Blsck and fancy tilk and bullion fringrt do Limn do White Curtain , ve.vet Hl.ilinlis; White and C1I..1 St. ml ihr. a, I, l:m. ,',,n.l,.. ihi .1, d skein t.read s, sit.peuilera. 1 ot'ket ,.o..a,, esriiet &.'!. . sewinir siik, Il nne mad.- and .roel. il,r(,.l L'-oVi,.r irla-se. W:. II atifl sinH,,. . 1 VmbrellMt. Hutmns, m.k.As afd F.s.s. .I.e.. u.'., ...... I a.l.ir's and Dress 'Triiuniinr;s, PI .r t,ce .-id, strasr, and Km laud Honnelt. v.ini. s, rh.pand Tutcati lloiinets, 'new tl, I, 1 Miss, a ass.-r'cd do A spUndnl a...,. .., nt . r new ttvlsd torinr and tunin.-r Bonnets ai: f'.-o V ibhont Plain ribbons,.! ,11 v ,;,'is SUA WLS. ' s'"' embroidrrrd crape Slits, It . ian niacK ann mode rt bilk embroidered black and mode do De Lain and 1 h,!. t do I ifi 1 1'wTini! - x-'Ji a. 1 Bed ticking. Apron and maruiej'a checks. Wagon . Cov.rnie. j Bleached brown and coli.red drillinra do Muslins ol all wid-ht 1 do Lioi n and cotton table Covert Linen and cotton bacc-inga, Nai.kn na, Colored mut-' lint, and S. licias ! Cot.ntrv .1. an and I.insrv I JVed w hitr and green fiannrlt lints nutt C. tts. i Panama, Lrrhorn, atraw and chip iltta I'uetis Vista an.l California do Black Fur, silk, Veutraand brush do .Ven' and Boy's, Cloth, and Oil silk Caps llanltrare a 'id (.'it Iter if Ames and Rowlands shovels and spades. Picks, II - s. Trace halter and lo chains. Sew t. ao, Hires, Kitires, Screws, I-ilea. Horse Hasps, Knives ami F -rks. Locks, chi'els. I'.. et and ll.Ueli--r knives. Clliiis Man's and tVillinnis Axes, Har.ors, Hr -.id Axe., Haines, snrads. W.HMieii bucket. 'I -.i; vnd churns. Carpenters Planes. Grs-s Bnei .n,l Mowing sc) thes, H.mpi and Grast Hopes, Kri-ota Twine Ac ! s rompli le nssortmeet of Iron and Nails; Out-ens Ware.Glass Warr. Stone Ware, F.artheii war., salt, t,.l and upper leaiher, Hoois and shoes, fcc. P--sons w i.liine to purehasa any kind nl springor tum oer roods will find it to their interest to give thr undrraigntd a call before purchasing rlsrwhere. RICHARD TYXEc. Brookville, Ind. May 21t IS50. Thx Han that had a Fit! tS rnmini; ..ark to STOVGH'S Hrn.Iqnarrrrt mf w Fathion, to rrt another fir. He it ihr btt fie elisMevt r BtMk ill I'nilor titirtl mt him. ISK A EL SlOKiH ran he fn tin, I at hit hop in the btiil.lintr lately ocriii-ii a M.itnns iiffice nn dm-r north of Geo. Hoi lanH', Main-Burrea t. The pSlic are rewnectTuUT invited tn rail on him whenever lhe wi-h anything done in the Vatloriiiiy line. Hi work ta warranted in ertrr invtanee, and no pemon il 1 be aked to take any jirmmt aw ay that do nt jie entire n.?itrarin.

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Bv eFrcsidr nt rf tho n st.. v - .. . law. I 7 II II 1 11 V I A V t rt n rrt anient of , - ....... a .1 a ..,, ne I. mini si.i n.. ,. j ' , -iiiitii aiate ul Am nc '! d. 1 lare and m.kf known, that public ! Jr '" ld 'he un.l, rn ,,., t ! ,5 ,)H, ! , v it MICHIGAN, ai ihr uMibda hereii blie altOfHrra in .i "iia.,u thr urinaria h .-r.-.. At ihr i...i,)fflrr,T saui.t ste marie, fnr "'k' Superior Dutriit." rouino nrn r on M... ' " "'et :li day of s. ptrmb. r nevi. lurthe tin1 ! , . e"""c lanii wntun tli? lollowmr uaiurd Sr,l"f'1' ""r iinr, and trr.t a the pi incite! ritl.an. viz: : "w"'n'PrrM-five,1,, fractional town.bp. for-l.v-.n and forty. m-wii, ..frani;v two. ! 1 nl.i.,, r,,rl, . a' ... , , nv-ii, and fractional j ... 1 . . . o, o, ralicr llir r-riv-,.,.-ii a.t ru .. lowoli,n forl-iv. ,..! r 1 . i.:r..... evrn, t n i,,-,. jour. r ' I tol.l.Y'!''''!.. '"rly ''.J forty-, vrn. and fractional Bnn nnvinr. ol ranrr five. ' ty-.i.ne, f.tiv and fittv ..nr 'TJ'" Tow .I.h.pV "r,v' ,T a''d r."?, tio.,,1 ,.h; ' ?ff l'n '""V"""' forty -right, fMr. and fraF. actional ol ram-.- rven. a v i, .. to yii.wc oi ri'.i islahioV ;. ."""' ' Htr ISLAND," and township f.rty-livr, ranee ,ht. 'iin.'""nJ '""'ip thi.tvnine and lortv . aim "1. H I. IT V ...... -.a..,.., . ii a. lu.i.'inrtf .1 .....I. I . a .. ..,, ,Jnil- a mi town, hip, furtv-lour and fortv- . Ii v.., of rnntre nine. '..r I"o Vi.I'i'1. '"'""i" thirtv-tiinr and Torts on ' r . .. 'sttL' AVl.lnd,, aodtnwnJh.v.a lori.-three torn- r. aH! t,,r!.-f,.e, ..( rarnre ten. .. . . . . 1 ,;,,n.h.o. t'.irtvicht on '-LITTLE .r..vi.it anil "THOl' 1 " Inland, and for'v on " nnKKt " I!arri. ; forty-lour and Ion, .f,e and ti.wii.hip forty three. ... . -iiBii,, num. i't,i;i !ht.t-it I,. l ii." I-'sid thr.,r,y.,,,,lr,,ldf,,r ..fi fran Hl , ranecs."',':i:.,''H,''l'i, r"r,' va iu- '" r,.li!,'.',,"lr0',h;,'!hirI'-1,i,Kn'1 fur h nam land, of runirr sevenie. ii tv ,nd"r"r.'r' ",',1,'iP' """ it'll. I.,r,n,ne. fr--rill-mM" ,1,u!- "' ranee eih'een. "SUMmV-i.-. 1 ""!, .l.i,tv-,.... ..nelunin. ,, , l.U ! ''nd and an i.l,,,) ,r,v-.igl. t ,.i.-.,i..e, aIt,r,.P1 j,,., the main la,,.!. .,..! .....I Slllf.S 1. 1 pi a .. ... - ""r'-o an I ta ri -tl i rec, uf ran ra i Vrartional tn,,,.!,, thirty. 'IIX'S' nrt.t ...f, ... . , ST. M n1.' ., r.., , is.atnl-. tiurlv-sev. n on aw Is.-tof-I, U.K. M-MMKH- I, and. ,l,irt-rleh. on .he n,a,i. land, thirt, -,.,e fine , j.'V VI - my. "' ,'"''-v-""-' fc man, ,u, of raujj ' r,,;.;" "r,'rhiP ll.rtv.o:. ...J ,'r u S ."I" "' '"' 'eM-.ne. ; .hetLirt,. th dnv i ..-,!r r n. ,,. f..r ,e ,li.p.,.i , et .he ,.... Ia., !,;,, Iu,w ,, ' hips and frac tional low . I,-,,,. , U utth lit ' he ItCttr litlf r"i.1 ..... . .i c -i.tr i, nc, c. ul i.r.f cj i.'ie print ital tne- ! . . in.', an. I 'raetional ...wtt.htpa l.iny.fi,, ,,i liirtr aix oat : .... ...j i. in, , ranc twentv-f.,ur. . .....,..,, iiisimia tiiitvthrr ll;irty.f .lir and frr. i......i-u,.ii rjli(rtait; iiiaii-i ,..ad t,.. il.i...i rracuonai tcwn.hipt tliirrr-two an I thirtv-thrra .... n.r .,,,, all., ,,, ,,),,, toieiv-hve,,f ran-e .we,,,....: . . thirty-four and Frariional tow ...h p. ilr, ,,, . ,r. '," ' .,7y"""-r a"'! '""- the .,i ,.,,, anil tow ii.ln.. ,,,r,...,. . ... . . u, range ta, u.v-rev Frariion tl town-hs thirtv-'wo TV . 1":' 'nl,,p. thin, -ni.:, f.r.v-.u, I..;!-....,!,,,,,,.,!,,,,, of raage, ,.,:,.,!,, . ...... 'u hIMTI IftirlV in v-sj it; hi nit! t. ,1 . . . a- """'," urn-n:t, lii:ii.ti, pr. , ' ' ' ' M'"r- i--rTy-tivt'. f, t'urT-trcn !it -niiit. fraeuonal ,osvnI.,p f.,rty-oe, ,., rr ror,y-ll,ree f,.r,y-t..,.,r, fr,,.f.vr ,.,r, I six' for,' -sev.naodf..r,y--,gl, , . frarTi. ... niir,i.s,x. at theranes ..fA.ie h.e. W'l.flMI I'.liS.Ullle. nf r....... .1.1.... Kr:irl.i:i toss nsl j ns tl.irtv.oine c tuwn.hips fortt-tw... fori v-th rre. f, rt-f. or fori M-lir-. f..r-tv-ii:. tortv-se,- , . fractional r ...... s seventern t :..i.. " S.U raniv I'tirtv-.m ... VI' THE S AME pi. rn comnieneio-oi, Xf.,nil,,. Il.e fourteenth .J.iv ,.l tlrlo'M-r .. . .... ... i. r p..'.lirl.l. ,ila,rrt vuhin;, .,rlr"I1lll()J ' , -iiuateu with.n un e ed town.hipa and fractional towii-hips. . . Soith el throat l.,ie an.! rr-ar ,l,r it: inciial mtriil'iii. Fractional tow , i.hipr.,r. s- ,n.-.a:id ,,.w t,.h;. furtsr..... .1 lony (our, foris Gse -l.d fifty, of raore I Inrtv-t w o. ih 'rwetioiu! tuwnthina tl.ss.l rr,... liriv-thr: e. wo, of rxtige rrartional Ionsl,.i,t f ."i v a,., I fiftj-two, of rtrjr thirty -fun r. ! To.hip!.r.v. of range frf,. one. f . .. .. . I avs in-iin iiriv-('i' 1. 1r.iciu.iiHl ntw.w,.t.- , eight, and t I f rty-three; n-lnj.. l..ri.i,Mit- and fi;iy, VC muffc ; To..,hir..rir..,r.-n. forxy-n f.,rtr-nin. ind . fif. v, .if i-iiot:.' fort. -f. if-. ..... ......... -' j '' ": .V'r" f"riv-nii.e. ownsmpa l..riy s.-. o. fort, -eirbf an.l , r.;. ... 1 . . . '" '" ranr.- r.,r.5-i,e. rang. r Mi..i'ni iiisnimn ,...,e : 1- . . . L 1 . . noa lertv-srvei. f r.r .. .... , , -,-,, .,, iriciional litne, ol ran-..e foi-ls-sev. n . it,Kri.',i.m;it fossil. Ii'.j,. f..rT y -s,-s en r:y.iiine, of miir, t.rtv-etc-hr township lortj-urty-eight, and riacliouai loutish. p fort.v-.igln, of range forty A t the land . dice ar IOVI , r...r, : J.. ., : ....... . ' ..,on ai.a.. in. OI , pi, till,, "C fl.'Xt for the tlisnusal 01 Hie pun he lanits ssitlnn the ti.Mial toss nsl.ip, vit: utiderin. niiuiied Irasv .' ii oj me oare iit.r, am! W of the r.ri i rf'tcn. ' Section.one and two. ihera.t half ofsec-ion ,hrer : .l.dc,.o,rl,s-..,,ve. Ihirt.-e..,n..,r,r,. .Jnl . ty-f.r.,s..r..v.fc...d Ihirts.s.x, in low ,;1. I or rant-e seven. 1 l,,,,ci ! soils appropriated hy law fr, he ,i.r of school. ',r'Zrr'' PUr''" b-"lld frum , The offering of the aboe mentioned Hnj, wjllk. ronimeiicr.l on the day. pp,...d. pr..cd j ihe order ,s.h.ch they arr advertised, wiihall coo vein. .., dispaich ,..,l the ,,,,. b.,,", , fen d, and the sale, thus closed. Bottio .).. ,. J. : , pt open lontrerth oi.. wiei. a,t ;xp;r.?.v(.;,k,'lI'', ,: 1 , ; this thirteenth iri.v of lone. .4,10 U.imi!11 J. , and en hi hiiiulnd and fifty """" '.' " "" t"T "f Ws.l,i-t lit I lie IT. so! 1 ;t; rU'TTF.HFlEI.D. Z. TAYLOR. Commistionrr ol the General Land Ofc ! ""fotlerto l'rtM-mriion Li !,.. Fvery person em,, l.dto the r,cl ,., prr-rmptj,,. o.nyoltl.eli.n.ls h,n tl.r .owo.l.i,,'. ,nd P-" I i.insl t....sl.,p.b..vr r nrrnted. is nquired tor.- , talili.lithr ..,iiirtolhe.lTiet.nof the It,.,,,,.,.,. , Bereiver of the pro, er land am.-.; and i.kc ,, j no nt I heretor a, so . 11 as nrac, textile .r,u. 1 . - . lit I herefor a, so .ii as liractieab! eat.ersee.nr ,h. i nonce, am. Oelere tin- dav ni,t.iin:. .1 r... .i o..,..n ,. r. 1.. 1:. ,..'... .. . ' von. ,v nr , me lands en.bracine o" Claim, u, utu. ra icr surb claim f. Itsd. will be fur1. II V Tl FHFIKI.D. C,inmissioner. IS-9-w. Franklin Coiuily Scniinarv r'HS iti.ti.ut.on ssi.l be r.w.p.iie.1 f.,r the reee,M sa tionotsrhnl irson Monday, Stlt S. pt. u.ber ncii for a term , twi lve weeks Ihe Boardnf trusters l.a. r engsg. d the a. rvire, of Mr .Moses InraMs as principal, who will be a d bs Mr.. Susan H. Is-aIls. , ,. -r. es ronti.l. h, Iv rrrom-nend the -el I under this ..rrat.i,,,,,,,, , "' thrcei.n.y. an.l a.sore the public ihe cvide.i.e ili. v U.r ,,, 1ht. ,.rurv ,,, , qoal.tie. j.fMr a. Mr, ,,,,,, Is. lory, that the pre,, ... arr..,.r.cmci,t o.av hr "rerard. r.l a. permanent s,i,, ,, Illuch eonlideuce at aur that could be anlicipai. il. ' "I l-1 uc nrauit.g, w r.l.nr , sp. lime;. ad Mental Arithmetic Geography, Ei.glih Grammar, and. ,, , . Arii'iii.rtio M-ntal and Valural Philosophy, Ch. nt-lrj .,ri.i.,,v, Bi.laut', The. lone. Ala-ebra, (.eom.trv Sur'vexing and the Latin and Grck Laiiiruairea OS S as) LXTRA Kriueh and n.il-ic ..11 1 he piano Ly order of t!,r Hoard., f T rii.tr... varo. U.-rry Sec. J. D II'' ,'tO Sept Qlh.) IIUWLAND, rrtwt. Cloths, Caimores, S:tt(inetts, Jeans, Twreds and C.i.hni. reli A large assortment ju., r. reived and for sal. b. ... , . LINCJi .t FAHOt AB. ' ' '"" Tt lur f.tt trct. , TKRlISfll'TIIR I X ? I A X A A 3! Kit I C A X. I ..0D"".r 'ee, 2.50 in six months, m, 'r0,,, "'eend ofthe year, and an addition 0, JO cents for . very year paymeiit i.d.l.s... thereat ADVERTtKMi:NTs.-One,quareor less will hrinserted three times f,,r on, dohar.if pas in. m be n ade in advance: our dollar and twrntv-live rent, ir ..... ment be delayed one year; and otic dollar and tiftv CIS il delayed two years, and in thr samr r repi. foi the time payment it delayed, larg. r a tion r a vrrttseineiit. Ir a longer tirae w ill be cl.ar. ea ,.11 ths. ! aamr prinnpli s. Truth Stranger than Fiction ! I HE aiibscrilM-r continora. br a safe and newly discos, red method to kill Catierrs and remove them body and rears, thus making a perfect cure vir.'tout the knife, mr routing pain to tho Patient; and tuecessliilly treats Cun.nmp tion and all Innc aRVelions trading to it, without Drueging the Stomach; Thit it the most brit-nties snd turrrstful method of treating lung Diseases. Office opposite Ihe Burnett Hoate, on west 3d St. Cincinnati, Ohio. Vo-l5-mot' y K. WOMB A L'Glt.M. D. 1 . I) . ,J O ."V F, ATTORXKT AND COLXSKI.LOR Al 1.4 W. Ilriinkville, Inii . OS-ce nn Main Bui kea. , ,

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