Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 7, Number 5, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 July 1847 — Page 3

fr--" " f ' Another Bone fur the Journal. Tlie Journal of the iW is out with an article charging Judge Wick with being the author of the cum. kiunication signed Crispin, and seems to think it bird that such comments should be made on the mis-

statements that appear in that sheet, at once admit

ting, indirectly, that making misstatements is an act 111 rouJ uppo;! io be lour years old this pi u g t spfor which thev t.leud evLtzt. The editor, acting nor- ! P""1 lo h- Jacob Hoovei aod J. L. Datcap.Hi.Qa the

fW-tl., . .. .k i .ü 7. V r lectly consistent with his species the crab backs, out, and lays it on some of hi work hands, by pro nouncing it a typographical error, thereby expecting lo escape the disgrace which hangs on the shoulders of all noted liars. He could not even write the article in reply to Crispin without lying once or more before he got through with it. He says the article is from the pen of Judge Wick, which is no such thing ; Judge Wick is as far from being the author of it, as the editor of the Journal is of being a smart man. It is very clearly to be seen, that all those misstatements published in the Journal concerning the Stewart reso- i lution, are intended by their author to operate against i Judge Wick throughout the district, but they will not di it; they will fall without their intended effect, as will Mr. McCarty, (politically,) on the first Monday in August next. Before cloinr, I Will just remark, ' thit it would be much better for the owners of the Journal to discharge that long-eared thing from the the north, as he appears to be out of his element, and only a deuce in the pack who edit that filthy ieet, winch is a disgrace to the town. CRISPIN. July 34, 1347. Tlic Journal Kim in the C round. The Journal of ikl inst. backs water in regard to its assertions made about Judjre Wick and the Stew art resolution. Instead of charrrin? the JuiL'e with ! j votuijj against the resolution otfered by Mr. Stewart, j they have djne on former occasion, they take that j 1 -i 1 ,. , , . ,,;,. I t rCUre hm W,lh-VOtin2"Sa,"st,& l made by .Mr. Ciipmaii to raise the pay of the volun-i teera, which motion was made nine days previous to; the motion made by Mr. Stewart, for a supf'nnon of j the rules, to enable him to introduce hid resolution. ; This artfUes wtll for the veracity of the Journal and ! ,. - , 1. -..y .. ,, its editors. Jt appears to be the aim of the editors ol i the Journal, to lit Jude V lck out of his election, . 1 L'ut they cannot do it; the people of the fifth Conpresäional district are too intelligent to be humbugged hv t'.e. stl,L,.n,l.rilLr,ll l-,u,vr nf tl. I..r,.l .ml . . . . r . . r . r c- .. ! mi iiiimiuu Jin nxi iiuiii inn in. j I 13 j'- irtiiy ridiculous to think of, much more to see, the au lucily of Pitch fellows, squatting themselves down in our midst, assailing the character of some of our mot worthy citizens. Let uh for a m tneiit cast our eyes .ver the piges of the Uon;rrevionril Globe the Journal refers us to, and see if there is not somelhinjj in the dirk something the Jour.ial W.i-s arail to tell. I take it that there is ; and if the editor's countenance was not scared to every thing' like teraciy, he would CLUsif after having told the number of falsehoods lie iia?, in regard to the Jude and his voles raising the pay of the volunteers. The Journal says the Jude voted ajainst 3Ir. Chapman's amendment. I ?-ay ho voted for it; and for the proof of what I say, the read er is referred to the Congressional Globe of May 11th, ' 1318, p.iije 795. There he will discover the name of i Judge Wick recorded in furor of the bill on its final passage, wlücii embraces tiie motion made by Mr. Chapman the Journal makes so much fuss about. You mill likewise find, gentle reader, the names of rouutteeh persons recorded against the passage of said iiill, and which side of the house do you think they fcelons; ? To the Democratic 1 No sir! Every name recorded against the bill is the name of n prominent ,Wiiic. Aui yet the editor of the Journal has the cheek to assail Judge Wick for giving a vote which the editor himself does o-t apjiear to understand. It is to be horned that the Journal will not make any ruore blunders in regard to this matter. They have worn the subject thread-bare; and if they will just come to Crisuin, be will give them all the information the. subject they Keed. Ckispix. .JflJr 17,1817. Affray axd Death. An affray occurred at the Huse oT Michael .!itiiiiek, yesterday morning about two o'clock, Ike iparticir!ar of which, as near as we can learn, are s fiitiowc: A number of persons, amotijr uhiwti were JJofby Goldsberry, William Hogg, Joseph Davis, and Lbarles IV. IVf ..rphy , attacked the house of Mincick (about two miles from thiscity) with sstones. A h attempt wa mde to force open the dirr. ihI in ttie raeiee Dais H-a-s killed by . blow inflicted by Mitinick with an ax, ßca-vnj a gash in his left breast about eight inches; Jnng. Goldsberry was horribly mutilated two wounds on tfie head, oae on the shoulder, and one on the hip, also iirnicted by .mntnek with the axe. Goidsberrv probably cte. 1 rices of blood were found vvhitii led to the suipositou that one or more person were killed or wouiM and ta - . . , . ken away. Thecoroner s mguei-t iield n the tody of Davis renderd a verdkt of justifiable killing. .Murphy, we understand, in default of S'iOO bail, has been committed to prißoa. Sew Albany Democrat of the 'Wit, Mon. Vattemare is beiRj received with all the honors in New England. He is now on a viit to the ' State of Maine, upon the formal invitation of the leg islature ivkIO beirr appropriated at the eatse time to pay his expenses. The annual oration Sjefoite the Miami Chapter of the Beta Theta Pi Society win be delivered at Oxfoid, August 11th, 1S47, by Wm. Shotwll, EJ., of Hamilton. The public are tespcctfulljr inviied to attend. L. G. HAY, - UT. K. OSAORX, J-Committee. S. S. LAWS, J THE 31 A IC Ii CTS. CINCINNATI, July 136 o'clock, p. m. Flour A sale on Thursday eveaing of 109 brls from nlore at $3 50. Ti-tl;ty the market wns very quiet, and the only sale reported was 5D brUi from .tore at $3 50. Mothing rjiin in provisions. irhukty Sale ofSC hrls from store and wagon in tvr Iota at 17 1-8 e ; 32 do. from wnn at 17c; 115, 40 and L0 do. from raitror.d at 16 3-4 c; 43 du. from river at 16 1-2 c, showin; a further decline. Cor A mIb on Thursday of 400 Mcks fin Ilemn and Burlaps) at 33c ; 45 sack, to-day, from store at 25c, sack. ' . returned. Gazette. 1 A L. 1 1 .tlUUC, July Zll.t) p n a f rva ti sr! m a mm w m. In the Baltimore marKei, i.-oay, no.aer. o. nour nave Deen trui, and liiere S . . aas m d a a . eeems u oe a determination to maintain price, at me tandard bfir tlm arrival of th ßritannid. Howard tree l Hour a Held nt $ j n S3 n $5 23; -City Mills, fresh ground, at $j 37 a $5 30. Good to prime red wheat, 100 to 10- cents; white wheat lud to 112 cent. Cord is I very scarce, and white and yellow may be quoted at C5 a J7 cents; oais Jit a cents ; and rye tx a .0 cents. Fr Con:res WILLLV3MV. WICK. 3IlKIO. COUXTY X03IIs'VATIO.S. ia,;. 5 TIIÖMAS W. COUNSEL, " r " '"'-. i GEORGE A. CHAPMAN. County Treasurer, JOHN M. TALBOTT. County Axxrxsor, AIIIKA WELLS. County Commissioner, ELIAS N. SHIMER. School Commissioner, WILLIAM MARTIN. We are authorized to announce Alses? G. Poetee as a candidate for Pibseculing Attorney at the ensuing election. 0We are requested to announce LUCIAN BAR DOUR n. a candidate for the office of Prosecuting Attorney at the ensuing election. (CrWe ar requested to announce DAVID WAL .LACE a. a candidate; f.r the office of Prosecuting Attorney in Marion county, at the August election. We are authorized to announce Jacob Larois as a candidate for county Treasurer. 1 Improvement in -Medic. il Science. lit la now generally conceded by the Medirsl Faculty, and hy all who take an interest in tl.e advancement of Medical science, tliat Dr. Brmtt'e InMant Q teea Veittablt enti-tiliaut Pill are the most perfect combination nf Medical agents that have ever been employ. ed to make an efficient and harmless Ce'aurltc. The ingredients are purely vegetable, aid have been selects J with great rare hy the proprietor, who h.:s them manufactured under his immediate eye and saperintendanra. They are designed as a Universal Ramedv tot families, and ar recommended to be used in all cases whre a purgative is needed. Dr. Brett' Indien Qmrcw Vttttehlt Tente Pill have rained the same exalted reputation, and experience has proven them to be an infallible cure lor Fever and Affue, Intermittant and Remittent fevers, and ail tlia various forms of Fevers s f eneral ia our western States. The proprietor guaranties to cure in every instance, or refund the money to the purchaser, when the directions are followed. Give them a trial. For site by Toli BsaTHtss, sign of the Golden Mortar, and by 8. J- Wne, Drussist, Indianapolis. r-lOil ale, a enml medium size Premium cooking rtove. Trice ten 1 A.ltnt LJJIITI IT HI Ut4f UUHVe

, OFFICIAL. LIST OF EST11AYS. Boe-ne County. Taken up by William Brae,e of Eagle township, on the 25th day of Apiil, 1847, one ctiajr bar mne, with ton. saddle marks; mall star in the forehead j light hind fool

white above the pattern j ünt ; about 15 band high; shod öt oy of May, 1S47, before justice Thomas P. Miller, t... nn i. i.,, r ...... r.-.w i... Takeo op ly Isaac Cot, in Sugar Creek townbip, 21 miles west of Thomtowo, on the road leading to Crawfoidsville, an estray sortel rnaie, resembling a chratout aorrel, with a large blae in her face ihiee white feet ; fouitren as d a half habds tilth; ii bu-ed t be six years old this spring j appiaised at $35 by Naihan Elliott and Jamrs Browu before justice Oliver Craven, June 5, IS47. LEV I LANE, Clerk. Benton County Ttlier tip ly Willi.,,., Vilou, ol Uavish Grove township, on the 23;b of May, 1S47, one estiay horse, a blind bay, six year old this tpiingt about sixteen b ind high rintltferl 111 His l.ft ttin.l M.airM l.tnl . littlm u I. . .... tt.m back pait of the ame; appraised at $30 by Thums Mania and William Smith, it Lie justice William Huhhaid. J. t. r A KKC.K, I, lei X. Brown County. Takeo up by Alexander B. Kelo f Jarkon township, on the 7th day t.f June, 1847, one daik bay maie, supposed to be 15 years old t 15 bands hih; a small fi.e mark on rei rkbt side, and some collar maiks 1 appiaied at $25, the 21st of June, 1S47, befoie jjsiice Daniel ilouts. THOMAS M. ADAMS, Cleik. Cattoll County. 1 Taken np by William Ciafoid,ou the 12th of December, 1346, in Adams township, a daik chestnut sonel boi-e, cup-po-ed to be sixeais old; shod all loood ; some collar maik a bldze in his forehead ; tome saddle marks. No other rnaiks or blinds peicrivbleappraiüed at $45. Also, achetnut sorrel horse 1 rather liut shud all round ; a blaze in his f-.ee; the light fore foot whi'e j nome collar and saddle maiks. 5 other maiks or brands peiceituble t supposed to be 8 or 10 vflu old t aporaied at 40 bv Alexander Ho. r T r - W ver and Jacob Feathers before justice Gideon Daggett, Dec. i, . . , ... . Taken up by John Anderson, on the 2It of December, 3. -by horse about th.ee years old. w.th a Mar i the foirheld $ T,,ued ,t j3 by jame, r.ilch.ia and Samuel Montgomery, January 21, 1347, befoie justice L. D. Hovey. Taken op by Jacob Kuns, Hock Cittk township, on the 6,0 Apiil, ls47, one e.tiay bay mate, wih a mall tr " '"" "! . bout MJ h,nd high. o other maiks or brand perceivable ; supposed to be thrre .,. nM ,Ki. ..:,. . -.i.,! j hw i .k.. w vc.....n J --.... a ' ? w J vwnu v 11 ail"!! and William R. Waiton, befoie Levi S. Da'e. Taken op by Jacob Root, in C:ay township, on the 30th of Apiil, IS47, an estiay daik Son el hornet some saddle rn,,, ma" mP 00 Ine pivinea 10 tne Müht leg; about 14 hands high; seven years old j no oiher maiks oi biands perceivable ; appiied at $25 by Peter Pipinger and i Dtvld Itoot, letoie justice Sainut'1 Mnoie, May 12, 1S47. I Takeu up on the 1st of June, 1S47, by Bill in J. Yilon, ; of Hililiugton town-hip, a by horse, about 14 hands high ; black leg, mane and tail; left hind foot and light foie fno; I white about half way up to the pastern j iut ; a little white on the left fuie foot ; a small star in his foiehead; blind in , the light e;e; f .ur yeais old. Also, one bay maie, ab. ut ! fouiteen hands and thiee inches high; bUck ligs.rn.ine and ; tail; supioed to be about four yeai old ; no other maiks peiceivble j the horse appraised at flO and the mare at $27 ly George Shafer and ileuiy Michail, June 12, 1S47. . bef.ne justice VI lijm RUnnio. I Taken up by Heniy Balle of Burlington township, a lihi bay maie, 4 white fiet t blze in the face; no shoes on; some collar maiks ; about 15 hands high ; six yeais old ; no other mirks or bland perceivable; appiaised at 30 by i Samuel Anderson and J. Stockton. Juue 21. IS47, bvfoie juti tice J. M. Loiiffstreth. JA MKS II. STEWART, Cleik. Clinton County. Taken up bv Joseph Kn knatiick of Honey Creek town- ! ship, on the 24. h of May, 1847, a bay mate; left hind foot j hue ; a star in the forehead ; a snip on the nose ; a small i bell on ; about 14 hands high ; supposed to be seven years jold; appiaised at $30. Also, a soirel noise) 2 hind feet i white and lefi fore foot white ; b aze face ; blind in the right eye ; left hip has been mashed ; has a scar and is lame ; sup- ; poed to be H years old ; appiaised at 8 dollais both apI piaUed by William Thomas and Samuel Thomj Soti, before justice Benoni Foitner. I Taken up by William Thomas of Honey Cieek township, ' on the 24th ol May, 1647, one bay mate and colt ; the mate ! has a blaze face; white round the mouth; two glass eyes; ' two hind fet t whi.e ; light fre foot while above the pattern joint; Mime saddle maiks; mane aid tail cut off; about lourleen hands high ; supposed to he fifte n years old and appraised to $15 ; the colt is a horse, rather between an iron j giay and a trat berry loan ; supposed lobe one year old; I appraised at $15 by J. Kiikpatiick and Saruuel Thompson, j bef re justice Benoni Fortner. I Taken up by John Ferguson nf Kiiklin township, on the , 29th day of May, 1847, a bay hoise, four yeais old this j piing ; black legs, mane and tail, with the exception of o i e i white on the left hind leg at the pa-tern joiut; a tear on the light i atein joint; about 14 hands high ; appraised at $30 by C. S. Perkins and J. Byer, June 10, 1847, before justice James HokiafL JAM LIS B AKNER, Cleik. I Delaware County. i Taken tip by William Ihnlev, M unt Pleasant townhip, an estiay iron giay mare; four, white feet; bl.ze f-ce ; weak eyrs ; siDe sa.ldle maiks ; about foorteen hands high ; five yeais old ; sppiaied at $.'5, before justice Wm. Jones, j Taken up by J ho Cochran, Delaware township, a bay mate, supposed to be three years old ; a star in ihe foiehead ; felt hi iid lout while to her pastern joint; some white hairs on the si!e of her riifhthiud foot; marked with the collar ; auprwsed at $28, befoie justice Jame r gue. faken by John vhaiUo,of Washington township, a 1 Jl1 V J T. "" I f' l5hhafnd ' high; uppostd lo be en years old; ai praued at $3o btfore ju,tM:e p. . Wölling . j Taken up by James Maitlea of Niles township, a bay . with blatt mane, tail and legs; a scar on her right iJe ix "cnes qu4le; a bell ooj 16 hands high; five jjeaisold; appuued at $35 befoie justice Waruer Mann, irfijr i, io-i. e. l. tv. UAtvi.A, ieiu.. Elkhart County, Taken upio Middlcbuiy towuship, one bay mare; fifteen hand hihj snip in the face; wi;h some saddle maiks ; tail broken duwn ; on other maiks or brande peiceirable; sup posed to be ten or twelve years old; appraised at $25 befoie justice Ilona B. imitri. Also, a brown hoise. with a white (tar in the forehead: four white feet: shod all round: fpavinei in boih fore legst the splimt in feoih I01 lee - supposed t be fourteen yeais old; appiaised at $iä befoie justice Horace Cook. G. CHAMBKRLAIN, Cletk. Franklin County. Taken up by Richaid Gates of Springfield township, May 17th, 1S47, a ba v maie, with a small star in her foiehead ; one half of her face a liiiht gray fiom her eyes to the point of her noet black mane and tail ; supposed to be three years old ; about 15 hands higb 00 other marks or brands perceivable 1 appraised at f 33, June 2, 1S47, before justice Levi Ay eis. Taken up on the 10th of June by Joseph Copper of Salt Cieek tow uhip, a sorrel hure 1 supposed tube thiee years old ; 14$ hands hih uu oihei marks or brands peiceivable ; appiaised at $32 oO, June 27th, before ju-tice John VVildrutge. J. M. JOHNS TON, Cleik. Floyd County. Taken up by John Yaibiou'h of Lafayette township. May 21, 1547, a daik chestnut sorrel stud horses about Yi or 14 years old, with a small star in the forehead ; a wbtte streak on the lop of eath shoulder; one hind fuot white j a white sUeak around the left loie foot; appiaised at $40 befoie juiT V.... I .iu.- 1 . - . I" I V 'l 1. tice John -Scott, Juue 4, 1847. ISAAC N. AKIN, Clerk. Orant County. Taken up by John Daüenger of Vau Buren township, on the 1 " vu r J , 10ltx u( M, ls4l. an eslla ba ,, . BDuut ,41 hand, , bih ; about 1 1 yeais old star in ber foiehead; both hind ftet white i aooiaised at 43i) br llenrv R. Pattersoo and . Thorn as lAau.ji., befoie justice Thomas Dean. sen. , , ASiiUKY STECLti. Cleik. Greene County. Taken tip by James Alaloy, iu v riht township, on the lstu of May, IS?, a ten year old maie; bind feet white; ;o..U star iu her foiehead; saddle maiks white on botu sides down about the tun of her belly; appraistd at $22 A by A. C. Pue and L. Rogers b.foie justice John Wilks. Taken up by Austin VV aid of Fairi lay towuship, a six year old sonel hoise star in his furelicidj lelt haul (out w bite i sume saddle spots htteeo hau s bisth appraised at $J0 by F. Wilhei aud U.iMariis, befoie justice William T. James, Juue 3, 1547. 9. K. CUWl.xS, Cleik. I t Howard County. Taken up by James Payue, Haui u township, two estray burses, ou ibe 2Uth of June, 1847 : one a dapple gray i u the tups,aDd oo Ihe flea bitten cr ier befoie ; to i.e collar mjiks ; shaved on ihe sides with Ihe baiiiek h.f bound; shod before ; dark mane and tail ; 15 j hands high sappoed to be7yiarsoldj appiaised at J,aO by Albert Rmdjlph and Slepbei Biooks, befoie justice James L. McCtary. The other a ciay bank horse, with s. me collar maiks; a small blaze in the foiehead jit perceivable both hiud feet whi e up lo the pasieni jiint ; black spots aiouud the upper pait of the hoof; bUtk mane and tail i an old scai ou the right fetlock ; soppoed tu be six yeis old; appraised at f 50 by Albert KandnJpu aud Stephen Biooks, before justice James L. McCiaiy. FRANKLIN S. PRlCt, Clerk. , Hamilton County. ' Taken up by Isaac haip of Clay township, on the 6th of Juue, 1347, a sonel maie; .both hind feel white; a mall star in her forehead; about i5 hands hh supposed to be 7 years old last spun,;; appraised at ,j befoi justice Roheit Moui. on, July 1, i s47. JOHN U. BURNS, Clerk. Jay County, t Takeo up by John Burnt ol Bear Creek township, a bay maie. maiked wnh aim. II star iu her foiehead; a small bell uu when she camej supposed to be live tears old next spring; löj hands high; apjjiaied at 37 by Valentiue Boue aud Audiew Biowu, July 2, I&47. B. W. HAWKINS; Cleik. JofiMon County. Taken op by Robeit McAlpiu of Claik township, a dark bay ma i e ; both bind feet white; has the apeaiauce of the fistula ou her shoulder; a gi flnt; supo-ed to be 8 or 9 yeais old ; about 1 5 A hands nub ; appisi-ed at $2. by John Ulas and Ebenezer enow, beloie justice Jaines Allison, Juue 1I.1S47. Taken up by Redding Bess of Marion township, on the 1st of June, lb47,a lijihi bay filly ; about 15 hands high; supposed to be 3 yeais old lt spiing ; appiai-ed at (io by Robert Todd aud Da vid Zouk, Juue i Ist, IS47, beloie justice Fettr Voons. ROYAL. S. lilCKS.Cieik Lawrence County. Taken op by John W. Foster of Ftiun township, on the 7th of June, 1347, a black maie; bilh hind feet white above the pasleru j'int; boh fore feet whi'e up to the pasiern I joint; a blaze tice down to the eud of the nose; a white I under lip ; a white spot on her neck on the left side ; a white spot in her right side, supposed to have been made by ibe

saddle t a slit in tha light ear abut 14 hands bight stif4pvstd to be abolit 1 1 or 12 years old ; shod before appraised at (20 by James Kllison and Jacob Weever, before justice Robe it Ellison. Takeu op by James fire, four miles north east of Spring, villt, I eiry tiihii, a sonel ruare, supposed to be 8 yeaii old, culiar maiked on both shouldeis, and nie saddle spots, thiee sines on, the othar just off; appraied at $37, by Wmepaik Judah and Andiew J. Lewis, vu the the 16. Hof June, lb47, befoie justice Oily Brooke. GUSTAVUS CLARK, Cleik. Madison County. Taken up by John Kblemau of Audersno tnwn.hip, a red bay horse, left hind foot white to the pastern joint, about 14$

tunc high, uipoed to be i year oki, appiaised at f zo by William Nelsou and Joseph Longacie, before ju.tice G. W. 1 bo wen. ! Taki-o op by John Chamros of Tipe Creek township, on i jibe 1 Ith ol My, l47,a bay filly, two yeais old. about 15 h.nds huh, black mane and tail, black lec no brand it Imaikf peireitable, appraised at f20 by Jesse llaiuit and ' Jami s Th ID. befute justice Franns Si'ler. . r.i- l..h nt.il.r.,r Pi inn.k;n .1 raken Up by Joseph Mill r Plle t.eek lOWnh.p thiee el.y mare. in ihe 13th of Mav, 184. t one a d.rk bay, 4 yeais old, black mane, tail and leg, left hind fovt white, 14ih.nd huh s one an imn ray mare, 4 years old, both hind feet Vhite. laiher a white ISce. a white sd1 on the left ihitfh, four legs black, a bell on ih tll is er .eked 1 the othi-r one a sonel, 8 yens old, some sadd'e maiks, some white pot on her, a star in her forehead, 14 hand hijh, a .all bell on uu other m.ik or I r-.nd rrcri vable. appiai.ed at $20 each, by Reutet Kelly aud Jsper Miller, befoie justice r rancis i;ler. 'lakeo up t.y Benjamin NeNon of Richland township, a . bar mare about 3 years old, won buck leg, mane and tail. seme saddle maiks, a small star io the foiehead, and a small white rpot on the left shoulder, a small lump resembling a wart ou her left eye, about o hand and I inch high appraised at $35 by HrDiy Duribaoi and Joeph Hawkius, befoie ju.tice Jacob Beats. Taken up by Bei jamiu . Ice of Van Buren township, a bay mate, aonel, wnh a blaze face, four white feet, about 14 hands high, supposed to be 13 jeaisnid.pptaiMd at $27 J be Thomas Evans and Fjmley Powell, befoie jince John S. Mooie. JME3 HAZLETT, Cleik. Marion County. Taken up by A. R. Phi( p,on the 2Mof May, 1847, a bay mate, thiee yeais old ttis apiing. about 14 bauds high, kit hind loot t hue, star in the foiehead no other marks or biands perceivable, appiaised at $17 btfore justice Johu Essaiy, June 4th. 1S47. Taken up by Thorn Moore, about 3 miles fiom Indianapolis eat, a man maie about 12 jear i ld, 14 hands high, appraised at $30, taken 3J aod posted 19 h June, 1347, befoie Juhua Stevens. Taken up by Jacob C. P. Negley, of Washington townhip, a gr y borse. about 15 bands high, about 12 years old this spi ing no otliei marks oi brauit eiceivable. taken up May 27, Ib47, appiaised June 10th. 1S47 at $30, befoie juslice Joho Essaiy. K. B. DU.NCA.N, Cleik. Marthall County. Taken up by Nathan Palmer of North township, one chestiiut sorrel lioie, whi e bind feet, star in the fiehead,a small scar on the left I'ephel, supposed t ' be 5 or 6 yeais ol I said horse pac s under the saddle, value I at $35 by Jacob While and Joseph E. Eineisin, befoie jutire Silai N Cli.mplaiu,Jui,e5, 15.47. l-AAC HOW, Cleik. Montgomery County. Taken up by Waller Bitot, . n the 27ih of April, 1847, urn nnies south-west of A lino, in Kipley township, two esiray lioi-es : ne a b.iy maie, 14 hands high. su;pu d to !c 6 tears old, a small white spol in ber f 'lehead no olher ma ks or brands (terreivabir r the olher a ) railing coll, iron giay ; both hind f. et whi c no other mirks or brands perceivable! the maie appiaised. at $20 and the colt at $12, by J hn Smi'h and Joel Bu'cher, the 10:h of May, 1S47, befoie justice El jah Claik. Taken up by Rnbeit W. McMacken of Ripley townhip, on the 15ihof May, H17, an estiay horte, with a few white hans on his foirhead, maiked with Ihe saddle ou both side of his back, slightly cret fallen, or veiy low in ihe neck, about 15.4 hands high. 6 or 7 yeais old, appraised at 30 by Robeit mith and John Bowman, before justice Allen Vouut,' July 5, 1S47. JAMES W. L Y.N. f.Cle.k. Noble County. j Taken np by Thomas cottof Wa-hingtnn township, an est ray maie and coll aid maie is a oirel, some saddle maiks, bald face, light hind foot white, shod befoie, supposed

to oe ii years oia. 11 nanu ni.n.ipi.uriru i y.oi tnei LJl .. .tk.. . ni, k... ...it ..id i... h.M Every tftfet made must he accompanied (as directed in the 6th other light gray hoise colt, one ear old ths sp. I i,g bald , tUm'ot ,,, pel of C,.;res. makine appropriations tor the e.v.l face, heavy mane and tail, appraised at I8, May 6, I!s47 by Vrvirefor lr4ö-'7, anptöved imh Au;ust. IMO.aropy of which is Alexander M. Blair and Janus W. Long befoie justice Rufus j an' joined,) by written guaranty, signed by one or more respon-; D Kf amy, June I, 1S47. j sible persons, to the etf-ct rh:t he or they undertake that the l id-1 Taken up by Samuel McGuire of Sparta towriHhip, a sor- ' !pro.r ' will, ifhis or their hid he accepted, enter into an ob-

. . i. . l .j. . j .i j.ij . iL. rel hoise. white liin in the face, lell bind hoof w hiie. a white spot I'D the left hip, about 14 hands high, supposed to I e about 4 yrais old. a natural trotter, appraisid at $2-5 by Ja'nis Cioi ks and David Beanblossoin, before justice David Bangliinan, July 1, 1S47. UM. F. LNGLL, Clerk. fju-en County Taken np by Harvey Williams of Washington township, on the 3Uth of June, 1547, a daik bay horse, black mane and tail, bind feet white, a star in Ihe forehead, a white spot on the bark, has a pair of old shoes on before. 15 bauds hieh. -a . c -7 ...... ..M i.. .n ...j . i3 BUl'Ui'TU 11. IfC V VI . It.lJ Will runii, .liiii.l.cu ml 2111 1 y ? .... r.

by I ho., aj ilatns and i uucis Ashb,..ok be o,e justice I;aaC Secretary of the Nav.nn.ler the prrJviso Jo the general appropriChambers. . L. JOH.NMJ.N, Cleik. ation hill for the nary, approved March third, eighteen' hundred j Putnam County. and forty-three, shall be accompanied hy a wrirten guaranty, signTaken up by James L. Gardner of Russell township, on bv one or more responsible persons, to the effect t,hat he or iliey ! the 22d of May, 1847, a bay hore, black mane and tail, ; undertake tLat ti e bidder or ; bidders will, if bis rJr their i id be ac-! blaze in the face, toweled , the right shoulder, considerably ! ÄÄÄÄÄ ÄS ! saddle maikednoothei brand or or maiks pciceiable j furnish the supplies proposed. No proposal sball be considered appiaised at $33 btfore James B. Wilson. , unless accompanied ly such guaranty. If. after Ihe acceptance of. Taken up by Andiew Steele of Cloverdale township, on 1 proposal, and a notification thereof lo the bidder dr l.iddern, he or the 27lh of May. 1347, a bay maie, with a small star in her bThai fail to enter into tin o'. ligation win in the time prescribforehead, fou,t,e hands high, ,U;,,scd ,o be 4 years old- ; ffiffi po other m irks or brand pciceivable, appraised at $27 be- I proceed to contra-t with some o'her person or" persons for furnish- ! fore justice Thomas iVelson. j in the said supplies ; and si, nil forthwith cause the dirt'erenre be. Taken Up by Genige Wilson of Washington township, on ! wren the amount contained in the p-oposal so guarantied and the the 12th of June. 1S47, a bay horse, 7 or 8 yeais old. t ' "tonnt for which he may have contracted for furnUhim the said

stumr. sucker . o other mark or biands receivable, an. praised at $30 befoie justice Puree 1 1. r - ... i f r WM. S. TOWXSEND, Clerk. St. Joiepk County. Taken op by John CaiskadJon of Olire township, an iion pay mare, supposed to be 6 yeais old last spiing, about 14 J band hih, some saddle maiks no other maiks or biands peiceivable. valued at $45 by Jacob Rush and A. B. Cross, June 4, 1S47, before justire Jonathan Paikins. Taken up by William Roof of Warren township, a sorrel .. . y 1 ...... . . . .. mare, light mane and tail, about H I-s nanils nigh, a small blaze in her forehead no biands peiceivable, supposed to be 5 Teats old last snin?. valued at $32,30 by Thomas Price i and William Cium. July 10. 1S47. before justice Archibald" De frees. JOHN T. LIiMDSEY, Cleik. Tiooeranoe Count u. ,b, 'Z t .! . Taken np May 21st, 1847, by James Grudy, living in Jackson township, one sorrel nlley, with a star in her forehe: d and a snin on her nose, some white on all of hrr feet. some collar marks ( do other biands or marks perceivable; about 15 hands hih - supposed to be 2 years old j appitistd to $30 by John Kiikpatiick and Wm. Shepherd, befoie justice David J. Division. Taken up by Sam. B. Trenter, of Vabh township, June 1st, 1347, one liht sorrel mare, with a blaze face, some saddle maiks, supposed to be 10 years nld, 14 hands high ; appiaised at $25 by Samuel Giay and Henry Oleer, befoie justice Cornelius M inis. Taken up by Jacob Barf, livinz in Perry township, June 4th, 1847, a biy maie, about 15 J hand high, 13 yeais old this Drin?, has a star in her forehead and some little whi'e on each hind loot, nis a scar ui.uer tne leu eye and tniee scars on the right hip; no brand peiceivable; appiaised to ; $25 by Moses Tucker aaJ Geoige V. Mu sselman, before ')NES Clerk v.v C. tvierit. justice Jethro Wade. MARK JONES Warren County. Taken up by Mickael Booney, living in Steuben township, April 17th, 1347, a chestnut saiel mare, bo h hind feet white, ihe left one neatly to Ihe knee, blaze in the face, I rB1 ' ,... . lhm . ,ann,,a . i- 4 , old th,. spring no other maik or biands peiceivable ; appiai d to $37 by John Softs and Joseph II. Miller, before justice Cor - heliUs Catini!. WM. R BOV'tR, Clei k. KTATlOXlallY AI) FUCfa. ROPoALS w ill he received at the office of the SecreMrv nf JL flnte until two o'clock, P. .M.uu alurday. Ihe 4lh day of Seoteinber next, for furnilimr 3i5 renins pmd priulins paper ; lllj reiihts assorted letter piper ruled : ÖH resins letter p;.prr plain ; 0 reams plai n es p j In reams ruled cap; 10 reams envelop cap. Sample .if quality ol llie paper, and a detailed aneeifleaibm of nilces muH acertiiiMiiy each pnuamt. which must nbm be aep mue for each Item. Tlie paper will he tTpiin-d hi he delivered at the Stale Libiary nn oT before the loth Novennef nett. Also, at tile a.ime tune and place, ba furnwh'ins 4003 quilla far the use ol llie jesilture. Also.al the sameliuir and place, fia; furninliine 12 Cords nf flrewothl.tilie delivrred atlht St ite Ihris and olher Pifices.a. the iin-der-ogned may direct. The wimd to be cut four feet king, of waind alit s.if-ir, mi!e, beech, htrtKa-y. Ate., and corded and nn-ai-ured , and the delivery Ihein.f cnmiaeled hy the I.hH d y of Novem'ier next. urcesKful bidders Hill be requited to etiler into bond with approved secuiky. a.itlUKI. H A N A, Treasurer. JNO. II. THOMPSON, -secteury. f Journal copy.) 17 D. M 4;tjlRr:, Auditor. VAIIl.TOX IIA Ms TATLK.. rMMIIsi very etenre and valuahW establishment, occupying three JL full lots in the heart of the riiy of IntliauatKiris. Indiana, is now offered for sale; the terms will he r'nle easy. This tavern has been coniliiclea kir tne last ten years by b. rirowning. Ca-ineny of CoHiuibtfs and llaybin. Utiin. His lease will explte on the tat of OctrVier next, at whU-h tune a uveas ion con Id he given to a pnrcltaarr. To those unauiiaimea witn una city. It may be nroper la remmk, that H is sutrbunded by a cruntry of- umuirpnasra fertility, tih extensive water power, bth in ihe city and vicinity, uon wheh a very eimsiderahie mnniilacturii.g business is now done, 'i he milmad fri MadiaiMi on Ihe I thai river, the terminus nf which isat lira iMnt.villceruinlv be cmnpleled hy October next lr. Browning wishes In sell the furniture in the boose. B. 1. BLYTIlE. July 84, la 17. 17 I Sept. 3. mai:siiais si ix. 7" vrfMeoftwn wills of execliona (ri. F.'s 10 nn) directed fimro a the elerB office of Ihe rirrnrt court of the United Stales ft IhedlMiict or I ncna, I will offer for sale at the conn Iiimj-w door in tile Cistnty of 1adinn and tate of Indiana, on lim 4tH day nl Se4rnf ef next, between III A. M. and 4 P. M-, the rents nut pr.fits tor seven years of the following de fibed renl estate, tn wn : 1 lie e half nf Ihe s w or, and w h..lf nf tlie s e qr scctfou M, man W rmrlh. range 8 east, and w lialfof the e qr sect N 1 10, town 2 north, range 8 east, sHUnte In district M kinds atiiaect (o aaie at fort Wayne. Isdiana-. And on fallute to realize a sutlicieat sum tn snttfy the demaml ( wilt at I he same time and place otter for aale ihe fee simiiks of a id a'.nva desrfihed real estate, tn ken as lb properly of Isaac Bedsaul, at (ha suits of ii nar aim i.wi vs. sam Isaac Ired-aui, and anmst Tliorrf a Leonard aud Bedsaut. A. C PEPPKR, Ü. 8. Mamb d It Diet. Indiana. Byügo. McOcst, UeOlrty. July 31at, 1S47. (Pr.feer7 17 1 Sept. 4.' isoricn. a I.L prraona are hereby notified, that a full settlement nf Die misiJ nes of the Indiana l-emocrat his been Wide lirttttrn Morrtann ic Spann. All debts, due and demands eetouginf Ui llie establish - nient.eilher bir the pwT, ornaok Of Job werk ie, are llie prlerty of A. F. Morrison, end btt is fully authorized lo receive nn rereu. fur Iherame. . A. F- M'lllKISO'M. July .6, 184. , . 17 3w JQM.N' 5 V'.IN.N.

XAVY AD IO It K FOR 1818.

Xatv DiriirainT, T . . TtL: - .Da S1 EALEI fKOrOSALS. emloraed "ProiOMla for Btrrf,'' and "l.nc r f ivtiiidki 110 lLflHiiu. rfl.l j. rit. C "ProDosals for Pov., as the rase mav he. will tse received at tl it oftW unlit 3 oVlock, P. on Mondar. lhe 2d dav of Angnut next, lot furnisl.ine and deüveiinr. free of all cost and risk to the I'mle l St4tes fit thousand four hundred barrels riavv ber. and four thoesind einht hundred barrels navy pork I Each barrel to rontaifl not less than twit hundred pounds nett weight of beof or pork ; nrj exc-M of weight in either article will be paid for. To b delivered at the lespecüv navy yards, as foljfarrrlt Bttf. t00 BarrtU Fork. I.GCO 1.R0 I.eiKi At fhirlestown, Mass., AtBrooklvn. N. V, At Uosport, Va . j J(l0 4 Said r-eef and pork most be delivered.' one ha'f between the first dajr of January, 148. and the firt davof April. 18i : and theoth' " 'mlf between the IVh davof Apri'; inland tie l.Vh ht of ualrM wber deliveries shmild be required h thechief aia oiireau. uners must te male tcr earb hair separately and di..i..rtly.ht t. for the half JelireraMe between ll,e fir ofjannary anri first or Aorit, a-d for the halt deliverable between v l'Oi of April and l vh of June, 18H. ray inent for the first half td be made ithin thirty days after delivery ; and for the second half ,u 1 VrV VIeT "". The herf mnt I n from well fattened rüttle, slanrhtered between the first day of November, 147, and tue first day of February, 18, and weiglting not 'ess than sis hundred pound's, net weiRlit, each. The lees and lee rands of the bind quarters, and the shins and boulJ.-r rlods, and at least eight (KtUn U from the neck end of each fore quarter, or the parts marked Nos. 1, 3; and 3, on the drawing or delineation of the fore and Und Quarters of an ox. w hich will be attached to and from a pntl of the contract, niut he .hollv excluded from each barrel and fhalf barrel, and the re-nain-iter of the rarrasa must he cut in pieces of not less than eight wiiiius rain. I The pork must be parked from rorn-frd. well fattened ho?, , slaughtered between the lt day of November, 1847, a Oil the firvt I day of February, let, and weighifs; not leas than two hundred pounds each, excliininj the hea Is, joles, necks, shoulders, ham, j lT'i ft'et. and lard, and fall refuse pieces ; and must .e cut in j pi.-CIM eiei.in; not less than six pound each. I Both ihe twcfaiiH poris mut be salted wi'h at least one statute bushel of Turk's Island, Isle of May. or Si. L b. s salt ; and M.e beef must liave five onnc s of fine pulverized snltn-treioeach bar .r., :v.'i-i.t ui a iiicKie. o iii muc iram ire? a water, as a( ronf as Knit will make v.. One fourth t'ie quantity of beef, and oneYourth the qnpnliivof pork, must lie pa kt-d in half barrels, and contain one hun.lrod pounds nHt i -he of each, a the case m t v be : and, in estimating Ihe price, iwo h .If harr.-ls are lo he considered as one barrel. The l arr. li and I alf barrels must be made of the t.et sea-oncd white oik. or vthi;eah st;.vesnd licaoiuir: if of the former, to be not than llr.-e fourth of an inch thick; if ol tie Infer, to te nor less than an inch thick for narre It, and three fourths of mi Inch fr Laif I'arrels, and to te hooped at least three fourths over with t!-e ' est v. hfte oak or hickory hoops. Kach barrel a ui h ilt' barrel must be b anded on its he-id "NavT fte f"or'-Navy rork." as ti e rase may be, with the contractor's name and the y-ar when narked. Ti e t ei-f anj pork will, uid.-ss o'herwise directed bv ti e cbief ol lh;S Bureau, be inspe ted by tile inpe tinj riieers at the re aivecuve navy yards alorcsai.l. and l-v some "sworn Inspector of , i.i te.l pr.,vl-Hns, 'whoxi'l l e se'ected by the res,-cnve comman. mg oiliCerx J but their charge for surh iiction must he; paid hv fie respective contractors, w ho must likewise I ave the l..p...li . i . - ...... 1 I. : ; . . . . r . : r ... . I I ... ui.i ruipimig urner to lite aiisiacii.'. ni in. cnii mandants of the respective navy yards aforesaid, after inspection, i and at their own e;iense. j Bidders must specify their prices separately and distiictlv In ' aepnrate o.l'ers for tlie beef and for li e .ork,i n.l fo' each ol ti e j pliices of delivery. Covering a I expense and ail charge. I Itomls in one third the amount of the respe tive contracts will le required, and ten pi rcentnm in addition will l e withiield from , th amount of earn payment to he ma le, as coll. teral securVy for ; the dur ind faitiiful .erfOriiiance of their repei tive romrVts, i wl ich will on no .tcroint he paid until ti e con:ra ts are complied ; witli in all respecu, and is to be torfei'el to t!ie United S ates in j tl e event of laililre lo complete the deliveries w itl.in Oie pres-rib-; ed perifds. An I in case oi fai u e on the pert of th i contractor to de'iver the a'Oi mid bei f and p iik w ithin the time specified, ti e irhi.f nf tie B iriau of I'rovl-jons and Clothi g t a I have ihe riiht to direct pnrch to be made to sui'p y the' deficiencies, and i any excess of costs sha'l he ciiaiged to and paid bv he coitac- ' tors. Pay ment will he made hy the United Stutes at the periods j a' ove speciried. (excepting ihe ten per centum to be witt held until K e completion of the contracts as before s-nted.) after the snid i Leef and pork shall h ive beert iniected and received, und bill for the same shall h;.ve been presented In Hie nnvy agents respectively, duly approved hv the common Inn's of I "lie resiiective navy yards, according to the terms of the contracts. Thepnrts of ihe bef to he excluded svi I he particular! dei;. noted in the engraving to lie aira-lied to tie contracts. Persons interested can o' tain them ou application at this orhce. Bidders Mine pro o-als a'e accepted ( -n I n.ine others) will -e forthwith notified, and as earlv a practicable a contract and bind will he transmitted to tliem lor eve. mion: which contract and j bond must be returned to the Bureau wlti.ln ten days, exclu.ive of nip i mR rrnmran inr rn. rpirnior ir. niitiicimi t ..iiii ! ?7 .. ... ' . b00" aumcieni sureties, to turnish tiie article proiirMed. This gnaran'y mnt he accompanied br the certificate of the U. S. District Jiiu-re. U. S. District Attdtney, Navy Airent, or some I officer of the General Government, or individual know n to the Bureau, that the tritarantort are able lo mnke irood their enaranr v. I No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by such i ruarantr. The ladder's dame ahd residence, and the naze of each Member of a firm, where a company offers, should be distinctly stated. Extract from the act of Congress approved August It); l!4C : ! "S ec. O. Jini be it fttrtUr im ward. That, from P ec. 0. JlHibe UttrtUr im ward. That, from pnd after t!.e pas- ' 4,1: . ... M . 1 t. i. . . ' , : I l.s oi tins art evprv nrnrukCal for nlr ufir-lie. inltsd lir i.m "" V""' V'.' I-""" "' P"Mai. "e rrariea Of, apainst said bidder or I idders, and his or their guarantor or Kr. antors; and the same may he immrvliateli recovered hv the United States, for the use of the Navy Denirtment, in an action of debt agaiust either or all of said persons." June W 9 1 aw I at Aug 5w itw tta's. Iavsvial,;.. t r .1. I I'reil'iit "'"... --"" ""1 csin-. ' IN pursuance Of MW, I, James K. Polk. PleSldent Of the IN pursuance of law, I, James K 1 ssd-I United Mates of America, do hereby declare and mnke known that public sales will he held I the undermentioned land offices in tiie 17" ,B,,,","P,oa.- iteremaiier designated, ror the sale of the foownfdescr bed lands situated In tha lata Mum u un. in ' n.A s, to wit' " At the laind Omce et Indianapolis, ennimencine on Mundav. tha CAn day nf September next, for the disposal of public lands wllhin Ihe undermentioned townships and fractional btwrwhips.tn wit: Arfr the ba-e U end east af Ik second principal mcndan.. 'J": V"'"'?". l7'mT-nm. "r"y:"".n iwenty-tnree, in me 101 nier "ureal .nanu neserve," 01 range one. Fractional township twenty one, and townships twenty-two and j twenty-three In the former "Great Miami Reserve," of ranges two. 1 three, f.n:r, five, ahd six. Fractional tnvrnships tweutv-two and twedtv three id the former 'Great Miatf'i Reserve,'' of rarte seven. Fractional township4 twenty-three in the (ormer reserve nf 'two miles square on the Salanmnia river," of ranees thirteen and fourteen. At the Land Urtica at Fort Wayne, eomittencing on Monday, the 2s.h day of eiteirfber next, for the disposal of the pn'dic land with in the undermentioned townships and fractional township, lo wit: Yirrtk ff the late line end edA of tkt ketbnd principal meridian. Townships twenty lour, twenty-five, and twenty sit, and hactionnl township twenty-seven in the foruier "Great Miami Reserve, of ranges live and six. Fractional townships tweitv-(nur, twenty five, twenty-six, and twenty-seven, in the former kGrat Miami Reserve," and fractional tnwnshiiM thirty-three and thirty four in the foruier reserve at ' Flat I Belly's V illaue," of ranee seven Fractional mwnshioa twenty aevea and twemy-elsht, in the Gamer reserve of "Mi miles square nt the f.aks of the V atanh river," and i fnctmnal lownshii thirty iltree and ih!rty-lbur, in the tirilier reserve i at "F,iU ,ell' '"" f 'C'1 Fmrimnal InnvnshiiK I et.lv seven and Iwenlv eisht. In lh. C.r.r.. Fractional township iweulv seven and twenty eight, In the former reserve of "fit mile -quire at the forkeot Urn Watu.-h river," and ImctMmal township llmly one, in Ihe fotiner reserve at "t'eek's vill.ije," of range nine. FreCiionut township twenty-seven, In the former reserve at "Flat Rock s'MracthM.al township iwentv-rlehl, twenty nine. ami thirty, in ! . Racc,( Viilaje "and twtiMwl township thirty-one, In the turmer 1 reserve at "Seek's Village," of ran-eien. Fractamal towiiKhips twenty seven. twenty-ei:ht. twenty nine, and ! ! Ik. C. j mm ,,,m.'m u I iK. ... I h . J I Vim A Iu.iIm ii..i .t .... . thirty, in Ihe f.mer reserves at -Flat Rock," the ".Mouth ol the ! Abuiu-river," and the "Racism Villase,' erränge eteveu. Fractional tnwnsliips twenty eigltt and twenty nine, in ibe former reserve at the M.aith of the A' -one river' of puiiar twelve At tlie Land Orfice at Vjnainac,coniinVnciiig i n Monilay, the 37th day of eptemlier next, for the disaal of the piiUic lauds iiliiu the undeimciilimied townshiis and fiia iional btw nships. lo-wii i wVurf of lit ba lint and taut of th artand principal meridian". FniriruMHl tAwnyhips tweoty-f.iur, iweiii-ttve, and tweuiy-MX, in the lorfin-r "Ureil t uims Reserve." nt rneone. Tuwnsliips tweiity-kiur, twenty five, and tuenty-six, nnd fniftioiinl townnhip twenty arvea, in tue ÜMnter "Great Miami Bewerte," td" ransea twnand three. 'i'ownshiM twenty four.twenty five, and twenty eil, arid fnriioml township, twenty seven and tw eiity rlgllt, in Ihe funiier "'re:il Miami Reseive." and the Re-ierve between tlie VVal-ash and 1 rivers," of Milte hair. Fractional townships twenty fVven and twenty eight, in the former reserve -'between the Waliasli and ll rivers," of range five. Lands appmprmted by law h the use of schools, inilitiry, ot nlher n.. n h ii .1 iKj. Ifer.is.lM aeeliiM. miiteit I .h. Slu). lna .11. e .-r . r : . - , lot the purMise of aiding said M ite in niening a canal to connect the tvatrrs of Ihe Valwsh nver with th,e of Lake Erie." ly ihe a. I ap - phiveil -'d March, 127, together Willi the tracts which have hreh so h-cled and approved under ihe act of 'iiltli AiiKimt. V1. In heif ol the portNiuaof said aliernale sec Ik an covere.1 by individual Indian re serves iindi-i Ihn treaties, will I eictuded from the sales. The lands will not he sold fof less pfice th in two dollars per acre, as provided hy Ihe first an lion of the net entitled " An act to grant llie figiil of pre eniptinn to actual settlers ihi tlie land aripured by treaty tniin the Miami Indinns, Irl Indiana," appiovrd on tlie 3d of Au!ust, 1816. And tlie offering of the same will be commenced on lite dats appointed, and ptoceed iu the same order in which they are advertised wnh all convenient dispatch, until the whole shall have been otfered, and tlie sales thus closed. But no sale sball be kept open longer than two weeks, and no private entry nf any of llr lauds will be admitted Until after the eininilion ol two' Weeks. tliven under my hand, at the My nf Washington, this 25th day of lay, inn., innnini, uns iihnwiiu f-iii. iihtiw,. nie. ovir wrwn Hv ihe President t JAMES K. I'tH.K. RICHARD M. VOUNG . Cotfmissioner of ihe General Laud Office NOTICE TO TRE F.MPTION CLAIMANTS. Everv Demut entitled In Ihe tight of lire emirlaits In anV lands with in ihetnwnshipsatid fnciinnalUiwnhiniaiai'eeniiuier'ited, isfrrfnirrd In establish tlie same to the sal la fite I ion of the Register and Receiver i f t the pnler Ijnd ÜlMce, an t nuke payuwiH ihe.refiM al ihe rate of , two dollars per acre, tins pritSe ftxefl by Ihe act nf iWird Autii'rt, f 8 10. as soon practicable after sremg Uns notice, atfd before life day ap - Miinied Rif tneoKiiuiencernenioi ine public sale m irre umis enibiacing llie tract claimed, otherwise such clainf shall he forfeited. RICH ARU M. YOUNG, Couunisa'otier nf lira Oen. Land Office. S-I3tv Ofthr. Jsind Sales in the 1SÜIASAP0LIS, FORT, YA YIMj, and IV lAAilAL Uisiricis, in IM Stute nf Indiana. mjOTICB Is hereby given, that Ihe- sales of trie lands in the Miami LT. ceiafltaie, rn ImJinna, o'drred by prsrlmrralmn of ibe Preantem of (he United States, dated the iwenfy-fttlb Ouy of May, 1847, In be held at the Land Office at Indiannpoli. on the sixth" day of September, 1847 ; at the Land OlfiVe at Fott Wayne on the kb September, 1847 : and at tne uim umce at v innmac on in weiuy-awcn.n ! Feirleuitr, 1847, are decUited tn be ptadpnm-d niuil, anJ lo colli 1 nienceon Monday, tlie "Oth day ol Ilecemler, I 47. i Given umler my hand, at the city I ashHgibn, this seciwid day of Julv.anm. donuni oua Uiouaand eibt hundred and linty -even. 1 R, ihn President, Rlt'lUttll M.YOUNG, I IJiijAuj. L't)inu.hiBiooet uf the Gen. Jud Office.

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Of th Levi Srtes in the IM)1A.AP0LIS, FORT 11,11'. , and WIS AM AC DMrict, in the ... . ä' ....... '.W'M.VA. ImICK Is berel.v riven, that the nlea of the had In llw Mirml CetiMra, ia Induna, ordered bv prorlantalio .if the lrreidenl f he L'naed ?Ur. dued the t wem v fin h diy f May, l47,lnlw beid at Ihe Land Uthre at iMdianapolis.on the ixlli d..y of !e f'etrlej! brr. 1347; ; l the Land Office at Fort Wavne on ilw -JinU r-ejSr.l-r, 1847 i ana at 'ha Laad itfir at W Ina niae va t las Iwenty-areenUt 8e trnibet, lf?47, ! wba-h aale went, tf a poMw nnti.-e. dated lite second day of July, ItM', declared to he poatpmted until, and to commence on the Sloth day nf le.emler. I47, are helt-hy declared In th- I .a ! lT!-.iw.iTi he atm tiirtner unetpntiea viuil, and to eauitM-nr.ej, at at IndatiMrariia urn Mundav.the 1st dav .d" Mi, li'stf : al the Land lime at Fiwt Wayne tm Wiiiday l lie cih day of May, IH3 ; and at the Land Office M WiiMmae im Mimday, Ihe I.Sih dny of May. l!4' CJivea aiMlee my hand, at the riiy d V-hiru.n, Ho- I4ih diiy Ol Julv. anno dtmliHl one thousand e:-IH hondml ad Nftv-wea. Bv. lite President, Rli.'HARO M. Mti;.r., 16 Cniiniisnwer i4 Ihe Oen. I Jtnd Omce. 1 ( iK VEGEi'ABLk a KvriM'CTivi: em:hv W i in our mi 1st opTattng silently hut constantly ujion our conis stitulions, regarUleet of aje, wcullh, risjH-ctal.ii:tj , or sex. And murks his rielim ntv!l join o: th i;tr. And by whose ravago thiee lourths of the whole bun-an fahily ar i carried Oiniio St tso of Anion. j We allude to levers in their dotrret't forms, because fever is so corlimdn irl söme lurm or other, cuhor as a-ue an I lever, bilfoiis ltver, ei j sipeaS fever, rhuum i ic leve', etc. The ppramcliint Symptomi are diregir!ei, aid o:U-n, after the disease i .,ev oj.ed, it'i uegleeted. until it is too lat i.ir relief to be alforJed. and B llf SiilItTlT iicv It Is fortuCite, however, for the worl t. thüt a sovereign femedv for : the alove a id other form' of fcer, in all cnraMe cum s. is found i1 the prompt und timely use of D. H at'i Iniiian Q'icm I'rerlablt j Sugar Cndltd Pitli. 'I'hey are more .x'ensinly iretil .tcii than j ai.y other me.iiciue nered to th puidic and a e Cut ing Tiou- ; landt of caes annually. 'I'hey j .s. ly considered an.l apprtvi- ; a'ed at a loon oi i ies imalde vaiue to the community , w herever iue. nn ueen it.iro.'i area. The e are thousand of wi'nessrs. some of whom ere among the mo-d re-peottfM! memliers of the lu-.ilin a't, to Ihe talual l pioperties of thee mellcines. an I tiie innuinera'de permaiieit cun s etfeoied ty them. They are emha!ically d ami ' y m.-dicine; an 1 no family should I wiiho'it them in ih hou-e, n-a iv for ue hen necessary. I hey are cen.iidy superior, -as a purgvive, fo clea. sing the t stem Irom all causes of ciiM'.ise, to any o-hor medicine known. IJorstl an:l ".Mlrl4. Extrrict of a letter from Dr. James Itopc. (t.rother to Kx-flov. Hogg, of Missouri. i who is one ofiLe rrfiist lal -ntc I nul success, fill practitioners in ths Chickasaw country, tie is a gentleman of the highest respectability an I stSn lirig", baring filed a very important ottice under the i'niteJ Sia'es Kovernm. ni. as I'ni'.ed Hint' Consul lothe Reptil ic of Mexico. Ir. Raano: Hear Sir -ince your agent was wi'h ns, 1 riue had an op;io tunity of lering the virtues of your pills, and hnd them to lie a much lietter preparation than I at ficst imagined ; the consequence is, t at I shall recommend therrt in my p-actice, as alMi to a very dense population. If we have our usual quan urn of sick ess, and cstv-ciallv the disease incident to our countrv. the Pwiiiiity is that an immcti-e quarfut r of ydur pills can bedispo i -v- v.. If you see proper, therefore, you ran forward tn this age-cy a good supply ; and in fact, I would niake this, a it is tit - centre of the fhickasaw country, a point frt.fit w hich agents in this a'l the adjoining counties co'.l't I be supplied on application. You w ill address trie hnre, care of tt. Horah A I'o, Me.ntphi, Ttnn., id the same time, forward express instruction as regards remittances, advertising, Stc. Very lespec'follv, vourobtserv't, j m r..s" c. bo;g , m. n. Fhirvie'Wj Tontotdc Co., Miss., Abg. It, lp41. (ry-Forsale, wholes de aixl retaJ! bv S. J. VVAtiR and TOMI.IVSO.V P.ROTI1ESS, Indianapflis. Ii- E. CREKV, B ownsi.org. JOHV W. VAUtfltAX, TiitsborBugh. CAVE J. CARTER. Jamestown. B. SWEENEY. R.vlton. D WID WOODFORD, Thorntown. LA"E k SION, Le'a on. riTXER & WEL-H. Eg'e Viücge. ORAKTON JOHNSON. Oreenwwod. MA.NWAUI.no tc ADAMS, Franklin. N. I). ROBINS, fcilin' ur. EDWARD P. DAY. S! elhrvi lc. LUDLOW St KENFDV. Marion; IRA BAYLEY, Jre. port. H. T1F.KSON, Oieen field. WM. SILVER, Pendleton. WILLIS O. ATHERTOX, Andcrsontow ft. J. IKM'KET, riainln ld. J..W. W ALTON', liriHgrport. W. J. UNGLF.Jl, Relleville, And t y Druggists and Merchants generally throi-ghout the south and W est. .May Kthjar. e p WiSWlyJ-STis jSJOT a weeft passes away whhiHit we have to record anmeofihe J. most asti in i.sliiug cure id liiii;r.iiiiiiie f As'htna, liH'tpiciil t'ou UinMion, tileediilgat tile Lull's, Bmnchitts, llillii u.ty nf Itreatlnnp, Jy . ii.Be, c, , . ! II er III 1117 lOS.'IOIlKIII, j Or Jill-Healing lialiam. I f I proved itself to he the be.t niedicme ever offered to the public ! ?''.Hjsai..la have already tef-ed Hs virtue., and have never hajud it Us lail in curini the diseases ft which It is reoMlliiH-ii ted. .oriotftev hava lifwau Lmi in..ler In kirn wdl.ah.-r II wlll tu. I.nlnelix. ..( f ood etfecls, as thev are' assured that if Utse Homo rrwli.ces . rW rJ pr,n I . . W-'- "P"" 1 the siiflerrt, twenty IV sties will not, aHd it is not, therelore, necessary that they rhould spend Uteir money m vain. Beware or a Slifflit C'sHipIi. Althoush it is passed over as unimportant, it will suuu Itonns sealed L'iiLuiiiptio follows in its wake. Take heed tu a fain in tkt Me and mortaejt im the cktrt especially if a' tlr tilled With raisiuc of Matmd, streaked wkb Btd. Ttleaa are daneeftius sympUwrU ; but they are quickly and rlfectually overcome by ihe above remedy. Ask the ui fererfronilhatdislressingcouiplaint, AIiiii:i, i YVhnt he thinks of the Olosaoriian or .ill-lteatllis Balsam, and he will letl you he cannot live comforta'iiy wliltotfl it. It reiieveS all that VlfJi uttyif Brta&M, Cough, and Tightness ia the Chest, sies quiet and refreslimc slumber, and doe. (- the Asthmatic wli t ihi Uuer remedy Im the world will do. Witness the case id' lleriry JackoMt. l:hh street; William li.id, tile well know n lloto Cracker Itaker, lins-k-lyn; Mr. Wilkimtm, Hob.. ken; .Mr. Bed, MurrMi.wn, N.J.; Mia. Lucretia Wells, :fi PCarl street; W. C (Jo wan, uodsiock, L'lsier County; and Ml. Archibald, JÖ White street. Uuiiii2 tf Itltioil Is eirectuilly checked by this remei'y, w lieh II miter means tlave failed. IliiudieiU of CAvr nu;h'l lie relaiml, w liere person in the r.ity have been Riven up, anil pronounced as (Mst leipe, w lei have la-en reslored by lliiscre.it n-iuedy in the eaj.ij uieiit of healill. Mrs. TImhibourne, 3 "i '2 Monroe street: Dennis Kelly, 'Jfl Water street; Charles KoNtn, 7I Canal street; Henry LhImmi. IHI KiviuiTon rtieet; and u v m assert'i. t it,...,, c uJll! 'v Mewaie OI UU 5 olny hundreds of other, n ho have used the remedy, cau testily to tlie truth k.illi:fi ve !I'ineIiC. Thev lull Into aiuvirenl ecurity.b.it the tHrnsiessof tlie disease if on- i checked, and death ensues, itesnrt nt imhc lo lliii-tJical Uciiicdy, and you will not be disHijt4uted In ynur hoie.s. For sale at I Ob Mn.mii .aieel.one dm atmve Ann. Tosusms RaoTHcas, JigtnU at ladtaaapolu. , Ahtiljl, M4". l(Mi-nm The Male if lntti.iii::. Cat ini miity. la tuc -MabioK Ciaci'ir CotuT, it A rait. This, A. I. IM7. Crom UtU in Chitntti y. A lolphus H. Smith vs. Jam. s L. (Jivaii, and Rhoda Givtin, his w i'e, and Davi l Long, and Hester Lon, his w ile, and others. rasilKsail nelend..nis. James L. Uiv:.u. and R' o.la jian. lis Ja wife and David Lontr, and llesUT Lons, his wife, w o are not fcsidi ms of 'hit State of Indiana, a-e l r. bv tnitiiie l. th: I at t e April Term in the yrar ld-17 ..f tail Mai ion rircuft iouri,uli Ailofiius H. Plinth nie Iiis rro b II SX romp" aim ara ni Ih.m and ot' er, in tue tuit in cbance-v li-en pend.Ui iu said court, oi Aarun AlUiit g..in-t raid fmiih ainlnilif; that ui l i nn-s'iill ii now iMm.iiM in kai 1 rourt, ml ti nt utile.!. they a. pear and pie;ni to. tfr answer '.he sme on dr I cfore the ul.ine of t'-e i-au-e nit l! ' "r" ') ' of the next term of suid coMrt, to be I eld at the roft i house In the town nf Imlianspo'K nn I !?e ;hh d M)ii.l..y in 0' -flier next, said cross bill jnd t.ie imitier and things lie-ein coiiiamed, w ill tie taken a co-ifussud, an l ln-IJ aw true tainst mid deh-i 'i U.. James L. and R' odi Givan, DaviJ and ll--'.er Lb' t. By order of theennrt. 13-3w Attest: R. It- UL'NCAN. J'erk. ... . - J 21 EIS. I l-'S'S S 1 1.5'. '-5 C virtue of a tvi it of decree to tne il reeled fiom ttie clerk'n of ' u I"''rt tre .Marion circuit -ntirt, I will expose m pif h- sii-e, otirt, I will expose '0 pu' il- sii'f,

town of I :.i im:i;u'i. wit.iin the lours pre-rild by law, tlie J hi tile put poea S-e: it.e.1. rents and protit fur seren verrs, of tiie lo'io in renl esate. lo j Pet so i living id di-ttu-ts of country ml j..-o to Affile anJ Fever, wit: t"onvnenrin ai the nd th e;,st enrt er o! lo: No. 2, in spiare Chills a-d Fever, cr Biiiou F.-ei, oud do w i to We. p a nipNo. 74, in the town of Indianapolis ; fteaee west ol g all.-y to j ply of this valuable reaie ly al . aj t on baud, epivillj U nmlic.l the north west corner Cf lot No. 10 in Vaid squaiet ittci e Miuth ai.l cannot lie conveniently had.

39f.et; tlienee east to Illinois street : tlence north :tl feet to tne! l ice of belnninjr ; and on failure to- rei.lir.e the full aiitount ol judemitnt, interest ami costs. I will. nt the srime time and jil.tce. expoe lh.' lee simple (If said real estate. Taken as the proeitv of And Allee, Henry Allic, and ARrt A.li-e. at ti e suit of Al fred Harrison. . A. W. Bt:ssKLL, 13 Jw C5-2.O0) Sherli" of Marion Cniinte. Sfate ol" Iinlitiiia, llaiaiKoti :niit, Ia TU Pbobstb CcrtT r HmtTOs) CoearV. Mav Tehm, 1Ö47. Laate of Richard '-sk, deceased. Petitum t til real e late. NOW comes Edward Hall, aduuiiMr ib of the estate of sab( Kk h. pi C.aik, deeitd.am1 k aiaa-armg fr.an the HerilT re turn nn the summons issued herein', llial the -anl .Mendaiib. Ilenrt Stage and LltEllftll Singe, a fy lint hsind. and re-idenre uiikimw n. It Is fheielore ofilered bv the cairt, that Ilm mI ib-leiidants, llemt Plag and Klir.brtff StagW, be ibairl -d d llie pendency 4 this iilioM by iKihticalioH Inr three wrea successively im tlie luttl na Stale u : tmel, a wre;ly pu lie netvptitt-r ol getieiai rirciii.UN.n piiuteil anil published at Indianapolis, Marnm cranrty, Indiana. laOfying .aid de trnd. nis that unless they will appear on llie ra'ling T IIm) reuse at tienext term of Uns rmrft, and shvv Cause why tlie ml eileaf said deceuioid shall not be sotd, and made assets in Ihe hand, ol said ad miiiuuralor fur the Mirmse id" ptj ing the debt's due from Ihe same, the said prtilioii and the matters lirerein contained, will be taken as cmfe. Alte, JUii.x i. ui-uns. Clerk. NoMesVille.July 6, 1847. li-3V SIIEISIFF'S KALE. BY Virtue of an exeenkn to arte drre-ted front the c erk's office of the Marion circuit court. I will expoe te publie Si.lu, on the Slit day of July, IHt7, al the Court Coui-e door, in the county of Marion, and State of Imlaiia, wi'hin the liou s prescribed b la'w. the rents and profits for seven yecrs, of the lol'uwing re-il täte, tu-wit: The undivi led bull of the west two tuinls of lot number 3, in square uumlier 6.1, in the town of Indianapolis: m nn lailnre to realize tlie fuil nmoo it pi' judgment; interent am ccs.. I will ut tl-.e ame time an I place, expose the f.se simple oMi l renl e'aie. Tak-n as the ptopC-ty of Jackson flre-ba I. at tin uil of Nancy Valentine. A. W. Ill.'rSt;i,. Ihiw 11,03) SherllT of MiK County.

I f kV"- u.iu.mm .v. u.. i...c ptllLKi It-L, sirtl ! B. their in:ro luction by ns at his aj-en's. h-i far rr.e.t.tt car I most sanguine expectations. It Is now a'tout TF.N YEARS sint-a they e.e I ronglit t-iore the publi;. Du'ii g this time handreos ' ' of cett icaVs have been handed m. telifvi' g torh' ir t Ihcne. r t stati r ihe very ereat rt liel t-v had d.-rit el irom the I th.m. W ' bi,,re now in onr po-''i manv r. titra- from et r bleper..ns. wto have used Dr. MXANK LIVER I'ILL ih the most happy result, h.re every -her k oan r.ni v L tM-en used in vai. Ai-o. quil- a nunilier of rejalar physician, of SioJ standin-;. through the country, are using and recjaim. ndn-g them in their practica. It hs lie. n our sincere wi-n, Itit thre I ills honld te fairly ul fully tes'ed by experi- ice, mlri .ft or f..t hv the cfr.-';t r due I. Thai thev have tv-cn so tr-ted. sn.l t at the r. ?iii 1 1 I r a in every n t favoruM.-. we cail .huusuids to wiln.-ss. ho ha e experienced ihlr bet-, ficil el" -es. Dr. M LANK'S L1VKR TILLS are not b II fo th or rccoramm Jed (like mos; of Ke ;w;'r meili ine o' t!i .' ) n ntiitersal rure-al s. but si..i)l for LIVER DOMt L.tlNTS, auj t;.oae at mpioms connected St ilh a deranged atile ol Iii .mir . J KIDD k CO. Ir. II.J1m, Mi or The demaTift f.r these l'ill. I trut tirpiin! Country merchanta who heretofo e could hardly te induced to purchase a-a d:i, ar a( tit, Rf J the follow ing from New Castle, vi: nv r.aTi.r. Feh. 14, 1M7. M'ttr. J. A'i'dd Sc C. Cenh-men. Please senrt me anotli. r hair ftross of M-I.ne's fill. The half g-'oss t pnrchd a f.-w months ajo are all sol.l indeed, sinre my customers have umI " Dr. Ml.twt'i pur and found thrm o eflcaciO'i. I cm scarcely sei' any o'hr, al'.hoagh 1 am agent for rfloft ot the fills now before the tmldic. Keiectfiil y your, V. WATSON". Prepared for the Proprietor, and solJ bolcsale rnd re-ail tt J. KtUD t o. No. W Woo-t-st-, I'in.tiiirch. fa. fry- Purchaser will p'e-e be par.i.nlir and inquire f.r Pr. M LA E'S LIVFR TILLS " as there ate other Tills, punvriiug to be Liver rill," now U f.x-e thr p li.-. A medicine w hich is perf.-tly Side, an.l may te . ivei to children, from lender i- lHn-.'j to adea ce; nge, lavs nnder t o r.Mrvint us to cold state-, or an kind of U&. I'u'ge mil tlv, mUluing Irver destrots and eMd nouns w..h i..va. im. le n.ai--aud is easily adni it-lere! to . hit Iren. That it p isseses lhee abtat. If properties, is f. arl.-?lv .tetteil stil. clainil g the nUiluiinhl a.itj t-c- of lei g iru.n in -inall bulk, a id re.iliiinr none ol the du u. Iiii.5 w hi h o, in 1 ea aiid other supposed Vermituije dent: r!d. Inirnie; iu t -Til I i.i. ; rin -r. it has lievn ii'troiliicud uro many I imilies, m i.ere net otler r now n and accesfii je e niiltie I1.1 Iweii ii iej wl.lieut ihe .ji iuto where it has promptly evjh-.led tornis tu ;ui ulinost i. rie. Ilde amount. Asevide .ceof the U' prising elrects of Dr. M Lim'i tVtiEU ST EC I Fit", we civ e the 01 g : On Saturday, February 7ih, Ic-Ni, Mr' Jjrr.es UiclivrdsO'i ea!!e. at the Druir Slo e of J. Kk! I .V. t o . corner ot Wood an.l Lou th streets, I'i tsluit rh. Pa., and m.i.ie the fi-!!.iwi.i t.iten.e t : "A child ol mine ha i t-e. n very fk-k. for snifii- !.-n ( rfl h wt. ha given her purgative medicines, but it . ul done in- .. i . 1 ine ol our in ihlxirs came in and aid it was Wuims th.i; h a Je-iruii.g '.hec I'd, and at the Si.me lime .peke ol the w on.le-!u e eels ti had witne-ed f on lining lr. .V Inir't I vm ,crcV. in that n. ig' liorboo I. e provure 1 a ti i gtive o:i; t. :i--iM'iil,.l and jt e child iisrhäf"eil r'e- "rm r.r.. 1 l'.i.-u jr.e ali.'th. r teas;ooiiful, when iou!il orj-i r.nie, ml.:.,.' in a! rii htt-' rfjkt Worms As a iuty I oe to toil, an 1 t.ie Cuiiioeini'. v at l.i.ge, I fre ly ma-e ktiov n llie.e U-s. M cl:il. is how v. e'1. 4t hat i. mot remai kable, the M arm A -rcfe e- Je tue Vo. ui alive, tn atiout lour huurs aller I cave it t t e dilti." .3i stil.t l, Ii r. .Vr4ri. AVif i- C". flentlein.ti; I gave C riril of Dr. M'l.ane's Ver, fnje; u 111 hi I oiljllt Vom Jou tin-other ilav, loa chdd of m ne. 'Ihe result was ei'-aor-i iiary. M.e aIil kmm-drtd Wo ms. It is tru.y a sur.ii.n. i.i..,k in M.uty po wl its. Tine c-eek. !'. ghe iv co.. Pa., Feb. 0t, 1.-47. J KIIilfc. o.t No. 61 WikxI stieet I'lttsimrghj no' tlie sola pioprietor. ol llr. M Lane's cele' ra.ed 'le.'icne. N.B. l'urcba. r ill pi. ae Im y tioi.la tai-quice for lr. JV l.emt't dmtrira Harm S-ri ifr o Irr (.,. For.aebv t.'AVII) CRAtOHKAI. In ii ituu o;i. j TO.it.NSON BROTHPJts. ti liana,roli; I. OWSl.LY 0., lint anoli; JO-IN KF.LI-EV, Nahvile. Ilnitn eonnti: SMITH VAWTF.lt . Cd, Vernon, Jenni.igx'tiM-tv : F.. I' B( KKC. non, Jenni'ig coun'v : JOI1 VAVVTI'R. Morgnanw n. ilorvvn county; W. I. M.V.X .HF.R At B'l rii Kit. Cicport, t eu comity: THOS MCAI.I.A, BloO'.iiiv'.on; Muni 6e co.mt v ; J M'CAI.L, Klliottsvi.le, Monroe co. lnx. :ttti I II iVET'UM A i 1 L cVs I ' I i T tOO sa,-s the cllsuiiiilive w ho has leen lalx.Mü under a d.-tre it g Cvi,'k, 'ilia M (he Siifr and .Ckr-t, ami iiel.,,iiitiii; m-jkr ,kii' and cisild imH lind any relief. Si sat a the .f i. au lr, w he dnli, nHv nf l.rea liin ras sin ft tn:.i he cul.t n-a he down id mht. la lle pern w Im haa itii blrcdifif a! liu I. mm , ami vvImi I ill d day iv day until he liiet with thia lutaiuahie heip. Would fou know ii( name 1 8Iieriii:ssi, :.s:ioii!iinT Or All-llmliug lialmm I tili iffvalinthl trra-ure, whiCli has' dune lie.re diirme 'he past sit tnoiiih It. rrlieviuf Ihe atwve .ie.uM-s. than uy other rruiedv Ihe world. This 1 rm Iniiiilei:, ih4 is any dnepli 11 praciirrd . a. f lw ieliiiH'iiia'.s i re let; nl ihe tdhce kr tlie it:-iieuiou ol ail w fiu may w i.h 1 10 see ineiii. tjver i '1 lirs-4' T!ioh.:iii(I I'r.o i Have ued I Iii sreM reine.lv in Ihr cii of New Yitfk atone since III 1 '.""Ii id March la-4.and im coniJ.iiiit Ims ever Vet been made com eiu- , in; Hs rffii ls ; ou the contrary, nil a la. have ever 11 d it speak 4 it in lerm nf uiHp.:ilitiel iraiw. and ainorn lh. imiiiliri uf tusri alt i : liave been ireaied l y ihe tllMa.uii ate to e li.uud u.any iff ! 'l ite in ! lsiiiii:ii( I t;is I On record. Re.nl Iii (oikiwm:, and some of yoirr dntTnU enncernir I lie elhcacy of this .eineily itiav I reir'arvCd. Mrs. Wiltiv, llie Wile j K. VVilt.y , li-q., res'Idiitf at f:n tVe-4 IT'h : street, was given up hy the Iwn pli sn i; it w Ini alien. ird Iter, and le t ,' Li die. Kvrrv d i v as expected to be her last. er disease ivas pii maiHced connuifitive nnd liiru; her Mrkiies site ranvd vrry laren qilMiiilties .if Hlrnad. tier laih was iure Iter weakimv and einai lHlion very treal. Alter .-sin; (he oos.khii,.ii, (r . lleilii.g lUlsani a slMirt time, she wis entirely relieved, and 1 ru.w Mltendiiif In her rfrtifilv diiiies a!u lite Inaise, trhe.e 1 1.' um w Im doiiht can call and see Iseril they leel mrrlrienily inieieied Artem is Kiyinid, who resided iiurinz his sickness at .139 Madicn street, hut lias ince rciimvrd lo Providence, It. I., was alle, ded by seven . d' Ihe he- phtxiciaus in tlie ray. Tbey I tended him li e Unter part of thiee iiumiIIi "Mil 1.1 ve uu hi rase mm hv-k . 1'liey N.s- . nisi'ned his disease an At stun or L'lrera'imt nf He Ijrtr, und .Scn'jmlf' ' nf tkt Lmm. Tliey li.ld linn I hey ciHihl but help him, and hit ha iim-4 die, as hi Lung were entirely nie. He had a smimiidim im. na in llie iikt wha n wa ..petieil a.uf dirt.fkted over Ihn e uuts f matter fnan i!i Liver. ea.-tly re-eniinifrjf ilii-t raised lfm tle Lung.'. - ...,.U . ..i..,J lie was prrsuaüeii ny 111 irieiius 10 try l'ie uioswonian, and aliei umii( We would reler a'l w hi diild the amhenriltv of this case to Mr. I 'mac IjdbagS, 27 N'fid street, who vinlle.1 nr. ttayuioud dtuiiig blS Kknesa,aud w as lamiliar II II 'tis IrralioruL A litlllilFtd Equally as unimniMiii" in I bear commencement, liave ber a cured eflecfuaUy by 1 Iii (real llei.ie.ly. Have yiai a iriNildesiaM I'orr.if ? fVi too RaisC I'-iamn? Arejofl ffnuhlnl wet AsTH,ordiiri.:iilly and sltorlneAxd' llre.nl, me ? Ilaia risil Nicht i?t? Ite cautious. Llo nut be deceived iu 11k meant you make uAe of li relief. Ilie i llio Cliii(Msf . ToMUtVlO RsoTMSBS,,'t(U W Miinhpii'u. Ai.nl il. liM.. IfjO-n smitsi'ü i omc; si it 1 r, ' For the Mi! of Ay lie and river, Or Chill and Frrcr. rgSJIE proprietor of thi-cekbiateil nu-.il, i..e jutly claims for it Ja. a Uie ioiity over al vthe- letneiiies ever odeie.1 to ihe public for the taf, re-'eia, sicny, flmt ptrmniiint cute o. Afrue a u Fe er. or Chili a ni Kc. r. Iluicfe.t 10 :hu whulo tt'i-mcr . con try to bear turn testimony to the awrtion that, iu no cae hau ier wnl it tail to cure if t: e direvtio.is aie Ml icily k.lluweJ and earned out, and wi;h tin a.-suia'Ke he is füll pipntd to w a laut a cUre iu all foinn. whate: of Ague end Fe.-f or Lhdls and Fe er, whether of kboit or o gta.dnr; and a I peroii. s-ih;ig il an-he. ehr aiilhorüeil to retu 11 the inuiti to p rsjiii w ho inav uae u-ard it as diieciel, when it thiil, haielaiih tailed tocuie In a g eat m:ily cae a single .!o-- has bxn ni.li 1.111 lor a cure, and in x veral iustances a it ho'e fani'ly bate een cute.t b a fingle Ui;.l- wirb a perfect re-toia lou ol the Ke-Tal h..i!.li. ' It is p. tile t in every case, and more es-cia iy iu tloe oi loi R sümiliti. 1 coiiii-me tlie i!ol this 111. liicuie for stei'al data uue- t : m. j e if cli-c Wei. Most niuliv this nie.. ic tue Si I reitue no aid to kt-i p the towels in jrood O'oer; i-hould the patient, however, r.iinre a catha nc medicine af er h . in jx Liki-k tiree or Ion- tioxt ol the Tuuic. a tin gle.lose of L.-e's or Cook's i'iiis, or any ut'lUe oiJiuary Caliiailics, w it: Im- cutticiei t. Tl.is remedy has nd been cxtenHvely u.-J thrptihont the V.'.st and on:haet 'or t ti 13-t seve 1 viar-, an.l Ultimi mat pc 10J has permi . nily rnred dver '.On.O.ai ca-es, iu ail i aric: 10. rn-, nuuy of which ba:i lii-ii of fro-n une to th ee e-ir .1 .n.lii.. i;i..t hail n-sistidaÜ IH -usual r. 111c i.:. Lnou a iu -111s cijua'.t j , an 1 in no yase ill. I this ineuicine f il her - he diieciions. w e-e loll cd pro perlt. Such Is iu invariable suecs :h t a l:i c ; iiiinlerol Fpectaote practitioner. Ol mean- me. 1.1 ta-viifc ii.nol iie oiiio. ; use and piem-rilK- it in prif.-rei.ee to ntn.u an.i ;dlof err. i : The bub ic arc asMi:.d tliut it i n uihv cutai in it e i itwv. The buh ic arc as.Müid that it i u-; uihv cutai in it e Iu is as a 'I o.iic, but h-'w roujamtl entirely ol teuetai le me ,i, nus. is ' p.-rfit-il jntioceiil iu anj cases or ciivuint:t.ce. and ma tn- in j in. females, i.ii-.nts, an.l ah -ei Kn of 0.1 I'rali ami it. ,i. ate cm s.ftniitiis .itinuit if,' li t h-a lntcvii oi nj lipj.IiMnt t!.ct. I lts mi.üi ine is c.im Omi1 of articles ol the p-inu-t au i pitied quality, mJ I alwav ma-ie bj tlie pr..pn.-ior in pe allt-r tbo , e.ta llnil torin ot pnarmact , w bn-h cam o' i. ol the manv j Toni-soow tioo i g the He tein aud S.nriirtitiin roumn.) and in tltrs resp.-ct a one is re dered gr- ;ity i.Ujuiior to llie reme .it S I u-ut Iv piepare.1 and S..IJ in the cnlnt . By i s aj i..t and iwei thl in bin-lie properties, nd.li-d to its (to ic piali ies.it i" le-den-.l ei:.;nen:lv -n e. ioc to lio.niue and o hur ii'tiii'ilit'S. as a 51 n.-r I Mid Mpular Tonic in II t :tM S ual- ! ev . l e e Tonics aie propi-r 10 Ie a.I.nini'e eJ. Tin mop ie -. I tlien fore, oW -e-(.f .fuily invite pr -utfou.-rs a ,1 . äe iiut iic -t!teiail, to give it n il a nur tual. and tht j v!i.-iaii, to gue 11 n 11 a nur tuai. ami tn 11 tlie. icnThe proprietor lias now in his posscsnioi hunjr .!s of certificates of i s value, tit eh bv ih-imiiis vtho have iie.i it. wi h manv leiuis from mire hairs who have ;oM it la gelt i i their country ,'ss teil as from ma r resp.'e'nh e prartitioneis, ho hare ux.il il in piefci ence lo olher rvmeuics, atle-ting iu alue. WILaO.V, S AKBIT.D. 4t SMITH, , Pmpi iitr, Loui ille. Kr. We, the un lersitrn.-d, do liereby elfii-ifu I certdt.llia we hate sol I largel of Smiili ionic S rup in oui neiuUlsnlioiNl, and i:i vary many ca es hat e -i -oiia!ly se.-n and knf? i-it u --d ainon our customers, an I from what we have seen and Loom of it uu , lo, iiliout hoila'ion. r.viinmend it to oil' friend and the pn lie generali, as the most fjieedy, pemiani-n!. and imiore -t 'eine, y hat we have ever ecu or hearj of iu lue curevf Au. and I'evvr or Chills and Fever, and we Ou U liete hat il w ill lu i.e i iirt ra. u uie, if the iiec'.ioe.s an- proM-rl followed. L. F. rillLTtN.Cli iiHn ccnttitv, Kv. J. it- HAMILTON, Hancock cou .ty , rfyi M. k J. HV.I.MF.R. Sp infcville. la. P. LEND ft UM. Fall Hough. Kv. (iRAHAM HAH tmrit. BowIloR-'Green. Ky. J. W. URK, hHe1on, la. W. O. BO V IAN, Millerstown, Kr . W. Ml I rllrXL iCll, Westpoi. t. Kj . It. T. BF.l.T. Levermore. Kv. J E. ODODWIV, Tat lorsvillc, Xy. V. ti. Hl'tJLETT. Clinton, K. L. FRIBKE. Mill ow... la. SAMUEL MVLARTV, Hin'erfsl unrh. K. ROUND I KEF. t-BARRETT, Bion.i.r Kr. PERKY 0lTHrR. Monroe coutftv. Ja. E. O. BROWN kfO , Bra iil.snb.il eh, Ky. J. M. Pli K.LI'S, Lea i en wo th. I a. TnMLtiso! BaotHit, Agents at ludiauupolis. ' April si. l-:7. . ' jtojif 5r-Agsnt. and Country Dea'ers ..ipptd by f. Mrrr v.. mher, , iie-nil Agent fur ludiana, lliird Mitel, up pome llie l'e.i C!?iee Cincinnati, Ohio. I fYrt PftUN DS Fi Uburgh and IVVsx.iDill.St , tad.anapolik ot'r a nrn. at he 4 I ' ' : I -.- .

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