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Chsrrlag Mes f. fAs TaC -Ioha h.
sombe, she sosqueIing hoFse fForn ne South. j.
~ ere pleased - leaFu, arrfssd ssfe. sad iofgei
rsfs, nssr he tnisn COufss, tour islsad lie
- 10 hHs heslih snd spirts HportsfBsn ever nst
shen Possibly 80 intfvdssrd 10 Haso0n,,s, .
ssry ssidsnt peFiufeaiioa a fssiing sas disco
ssrabls o. 49, pet u both thsss hirh souiensisE
pgyeia beseonsea = sod 10 hase sssuusrd =
sery ossslier tore d dsmrsn0f, spd POst-sey
sboved hio - qsiskly. - his shrin iFn@pst-
Lac peigh, thaa ~ q ne Nfrth vas also Ptath
70 ths eask-bons .--i.F Y. Siar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
Paisfst Hststiieeses fEeua tsessatn.
Extfsot from q letter received AZ ne Phila,
dsiphia Exchange. dated

ffthAAffA fAAAaf ~ 80
DEAR SrR-At this time, al - con-
sternatlon aud painful anxiety IA con-
sequence Of The news received BY The
last mail from the West, which " truly
distressing. The Greek Indians have
commenced Plundering and laying
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

waste the country in the neishborhood
OF Columbus Some twenty or thirty
families Of the white settlers have been
murdered in Russell County, Alabama.
(rhiehis directly opposite to Columbus. }
An express reached here last night
from Columbus. calling upon the Co
vernment for arms. and this morning .
team has left laden with arms and am
munition. destined for the defence Of
that town. The Mail Stage was stop
ped, and all the teams have been re-
moved from 1.-the Nation" so tina, d.
rect communication with Alabama "a
entirely broken off. Yours, SC.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

Mr.. Post Master General KENDALL
Is nov in New York, attending, il is
stated, to the disputes between the up
and down tswn people relative TO the
location Of the Post Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

Mr.. STEVENSON - II sail on bis
hisHOn 70 England "a tho packet ship
Montreal Cor London on the FIRST Of
June nex.--and about the same time,
Mejor EsroS y 10 proceed on bis mis-
sion 10 the Court Of Madrid. and will
60 by the way Of England.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

Major General MscoNB has return
ed to Washington from hp Southern
excursion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26

General AsHLEY, now q member ol
Congress, has been nominated "a q
candidate Tor the office of Governor u
Missouri. and great confidence is felt
there Of his election.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-05-26
INDIAN MURDERS.

We mentioned yesterday that Major
VIM. b. Flournoy. formerly Of Put
nam county, Ga, bu, lately resident
Of Alabama, had been slain by the
Creek Indians. II appears that Major
+. was on his way to Fort Mitchell. TO
complain Of Indian depredations. when
he was intercepted, murdered, and
scalped by a party Of Creeks, & few
miles below that place. A Mr.. Hobbs
has also been murdered by the same
treacherous foe. A young man. in
the same bed with Mr.. Hobbs, made
his escape by raising = plank in the
floor and creeping under the house -
According to the Columbus ga Her
aid Of the 10th instant, more than one
hundred individuals, including all CO.
lors, have fled to Georgia for safety
These individuals, among whom are
Rev. J. r. Dawson, Rev. E. Glenn,
DR.. Richardson, Col. A. b. Dawson.
Mr.. Pitts, DR.. Battle, Col. Richardson,
SC. are stated to have LEFT behind
them several hundred acres of land in
high state Of cultivation-to become
desolation and waste
A postscript in the Columbus Herald
states that the settlers had nearly all
come in, and that several had been muir
dered on the road the previous day
The same paper contains the following
letter from Col. Crowell to Gov. Clay,
of Alabama Bali. Pat.
FORT MITCHELL, (ALA.)
May 8, 1896.
SIR-I arrived at home yesterday
and found the neighbors considerably
alarmed about Indian depredations
and in order to satisfy myself of the in
tentions Of the Indians. despatched a
messenger after some Of the principal
chiefs to come and see me, for the
purpose of ascertaining from them
what their people intended. The Chiefs
have not come, but sent me word that
their young men were bent upon war
and had assembled in the swamp near
the Federal road with the view of at.
lacking any troops that might march
into the Nation.
have satisfied myself that they con-
template mischief, and without militia
~ aid. the settlers must be driven from
their homes With great loss of pro-
pcrty, if not their lives. have thought
it my duty to give you this information
that you may call into immediate ser.
vice n sufficient force to put those In
dams down, and protect the lives anC
property of the settlers.
have the honor 10 be. your OBJ
servant, JOHN CROWELL.
y. B.-Four persons have been kill
ed in the last few days, and many ne
groes taken of. ]. c.
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munition. destined for the defence of
that town. The Mail Stage was stop
ped, and all the teams have been re-
moved from 1.-The Nation, so tina, d.
rect communication with Alabama "a
entirely broken off. Yours, SC.
The ten companies Of ". s. troops
which have been ordered by the War
Department 10 repair 10 Fort Mitchell.
Ala. IN consequence Of the Greek In
dian troubles. arc taken from those
which have been stationed along the
sea.bosrd. They will be under ,he
command Of the veteran Gen. Frx-
WICK. Major IRwIN's company will
embark to-day from Fort M'Henry, in
the steamboat for Norfolk. and proceed
thence TO Charleston. Our e,teemed
fellow citizen. Captain THOMPSON, Of
the U. s. Artillery. accompanies Gen.
Fenwick as his Aid. Three compa-
MES left New York for the south on
Wednesday.-Pak. finer.
From Florida we have nothing later
than what We published yesterday. ex-
cept the following item from the Ma
tional Intelligencer Of Saturday morn
ing, which says:-
"A letter received in this city from
Tallahassee, under dale Of May 9Th,
states that. on the night before, an at
tack was made by the Indians upon
81. Marks, only sixteen or eighteen
miles distant from Tallahassee This
ssss the letter, lis bringing the war
near to US; and verify believe that
the country will be abandoned if they
make desperate rush to take it,"
Since the above was in type, the
Editor Of the Baltimore Patriot has
been favored with the following ex-
tract Of a letter, received this morn
ing from Henry ID. Hunter, Esq. COM
mander Of the u. s. Revenue Cutter
Jackson, dated Fort St. Marks, Nav
9th. lS;,6. which says-Yesterday
received information Of an attack hav-
ing. been made on the town; in conse-
quence Of which I immediately took
with me two officers. (Lieuts. Coste
and Hunter) DR.. Cochran and 81 men.
we'll armed, and took command of the
town, there were two alarms but we
saw no Indians. think / will leave
here this day, as l believe the inhabi-
tants with the seamen in port are suifi-
cient, and will be able to keep tho
fort against the Savages.
In consequence Of not conceiving
himself properly treated in relation 10
his rank, General CLrScH. who is con
sidered the best officer in Florida, and
a first rate Indian fighter, = short time
since resigned his commission-tho
acceptance Of which. however, has
been declined by the President.
Bell. Patriot
A correspondent informs us. that
the command Of the forces destined
for the protection Of Georgia and Al
ALBANIA. has been specially assigned to
General JEssUP. who had left Wash
ington TO establish his head quarters in
those States, now so severely scourged
by the hostile Creeks.-Bah. Pat.
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Mr.. Calhoun rose and stated that the
committee Of conference on the disa.
greeting cote on the bill auihonsing The
President to accept the services Of vo-
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We have before Ne 3 letter 70 q msmbeE q
Congress from respectable source, dated
Macon t6a-) May n, ls36. shieh says
Il believe there is 10 be = general
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IN sENATE-MAr I1.

Among the petitions presented, were
thirteen from Philadelphia and lie
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-15
Theory founded o truth is consistent"
SEARS, AMERICAN VEGETABLE RE-

the broad and theory that body
subject only enc disease and h;, only one medicine REQUIRED
does not therefore offer his medicine inibe for all
diseases does he pretend that other medicine
be but he confident that medicine be found
which vel adapted these pills for curing all diseases ogi
mating from disorceIed ofihe digestive organsa diseased
liver, upuy blood any
raj seereons Their effect is excite and mantaih natural
charge from hemof all the morbid bilious matter which
tain To stimulate the liver into action hillary 0bsue
tura seoetons of the whole discreet and pereveng
o. dyspepsia liver complaint and those diseases occasoned by
bilious affections impurities of the blood distinctions of Of
pal ingredient owhch they composed formed by
the author himself from vegetable where be found but in
experience occasional by srngs from dyspepsia and
liver complaint fer thirty Thousands Of respectable ndiv
try have tested their effects and far the authors knowledge
tends not an instance has occurred in which they have not had
utary effect They be taken all occasions Of indpns
on by both of all all any produce
vegetables COUGH 's E has ss
coughs eod and all diseases Of the lungs and also Vegetable
lions.
The medicine and circulars giving general description
them and containing references and certificates Of character and
numerous Of ths good effects Of the medicine be OBJ
given ce6c Of the good effect. Of the medicine
Mr. s. Hinma 9th Avenue between 18th and 18Th ee-s ia
and Renovang Pills. MT A. Watson aos Henry street; M J.
Bingham Lewis street; Mrs NJ Caudwe so Bsyard
Besides these reen es can be given 10 indy
dual: of the first repcoaby city who have received
been received un.oiciied from different parts Of his state and
from Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, South Carolina and New
respectfully at his sce and receive circular
cy fthe medicine.
The Renovains Pills also be had Mr. J. Durnels l56
and Mr. Ioekweod' AIS Boadway MIRA Blsak PAP Hudson
street; Mr. ~ B. Graham SO Cedar Mr. j. H. Hart.
Broadway and Hudson and North Moore Mr. B. ouaek
streets in the 9Th Mr. G. W. Embree Broadway
and MessTs A. b. D. Sands 100 Fulton street. wian
Jan l26min
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EvANs, XEGETABLE PILLS versus c ALO-
nw many pprson no have

been afflicted with viou. diseases Consum pcn Asthma and
almost other disease being under the of their Family
Physician who stimulated them salvation with caone
and other drastic drugs the deuson Of their delicate frames,
and the time persuade them that there
other method Of eue This the popeto Of the above med
cine feaey deny, and boldly declare that Evans Csmom
Pills. and his Family Vegetable Apeent Pills. will produce
good wek Than Caomel the injurious method of
treatment will produce in besides injury possibly
he derived from Evans Vegetable Pills. and this be said
Caomcl and other poisonous drugs Evans Camvme Pills
extracted from the Camom owe by process known only
the prepreto and highly recommended all and de-
lcaie especially ladies' who bear much stimulating
medicine Evans Family Vegetable Aperien Pills
pounded the discovered
and for all Bilious and other diseases arising from impure bIsod
The Csmomle Pills being specific for the and the Family
Vegetable Aperien Pills for all the disease. oflhc blood
Ne dosh Family Physician advises you what
get paid fo although Evans Pills do particle Of
Qusck.olbe the original word for Quicksilver; those who first
used this poisonous mineral termed quacks;
Justly called does length Of time other circumstance
vent the just application of the those who
And fthe honorable profession Of DIS
The condemnaonJ When given 10 debitzte,
and aeeeeates your deaths then may e'e that
friends 10 constitutions and 10 health reject
their Blue Pills and Caloms Powders and if ILL., try the
above medicines ong directions given with them, and they
warranted do good and do harm-Evans'
theory being daily proved by the good his medicines
forming, from the innunerable testimonies their favor
Evans Camoiir and Aperien Pills sold Wholesale and
RETAIL at Dr. Evan ooe 90 Divisionst New York. ian 5Im$
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READER, the following is an advertisement Of
DIR. BRANDRETHS.

Let truth Be impressed esery nid7Aat all
.uhisa impede circulation of The 6Iood-Branireh
BLEEDING ALWAYS IMPROPER.
life the flesh in the bood"Lesfticus xuii Ii.
TT WILL BE OBVIOUS ON THE LEAST REFLEC-
ton, that The office Of the stomach is the food for the
nouhmen Of the body and thai e health Of mus:
the good body properly
nouhed the system will be Affected the secretos the
Hence result the which eoneousy
by either do not will net comprehend the hypothesis
h hs' a. diseases Whatever arse '0e 0 nun0 "
When acute and nsmmaory diseases are the
faculty have bleeding
murdero il effects calculated TO the root of the
utcn yet still persisted in though single be
wherein has been Of But ght be pro-
uced wherein has on paralysis and Train of nervous
disorders dreadful III imagination 10 those who have beed
their fearful consequences.
How many thousands sent untmely gravel How many
Of their lovely wives How many their dear husbands
have fallen this murderou practice! and the may
Mankind oh, consider this subject charge ye lose
drop Of your blond for The practice Of bleeding opposed 70 e-
on all diseases caused by foul and acrimonious matter
bstracng the vital hud should be considered the
diseases and those Who attentive to t uvarsby attain
healthy old Had the Creator intended have parted
with blood rely it, place would have been made for lis die
charge when too much had accumulated:
shall spre,sd bleeding
no s@se Be 0S S sns ,I for & or DOea in
Of the ppme humor fum the body by the stomach and
than bleeding the Of 40 could possibly done
and should BE- inferred that the Pill, ONLY tho
from the Hood which the Of the nhanmstion
ieea Bleeding the essential parts also How the
roaon Of ali the corperes powers after copous bleeding
o. the contrary what agility aid rengt felt after dose Of
this medicine the body indeed ghtened Of lead Nothing
nothing equal Riding the vated huDors with vegetable
medicine Of this kind, which "a have proved injury,
but always god the pulse high! dose Of these pills will
ing down. Is low the will increase il
proper standard l. il muous showing excitement! the
pills by soothing the system will sllay IL.
N0TICE.-DR- BRANDRETHS Office for the sale of the
above Pills. wholesale and l8 Hudson opposite Broome
where he be consulted gratis BY those taking his Pou
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Saturdays
Frice 25 box with full directions jan 7eo2m.
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMPLETED ar


engagements both in the uportng and manufacturing Of srt
their line of business. enabled 10 connect with
retail trade that of whoieaeng and take
this opportunity Of formng merchants dealing in Watches
Jewey Fascy Goods that by those they will
he receiFt Of all articles connected with the ewe
rzds foreign and dsmesc which they will furnish 10 the
best advantage ese of the CITY, The foowids articles
have jug. Ken received. wiz
WATCHES AND WATCH MOVEMENTS of NJ. J.Tobias
Co.; Harrison; Moneas ard others manufacture, with
variety Of French and Swiss oft Lpne duplex and anchor
opponents
PLA TED wARE.-shefied and Birmingham manufacture,
Urns Branchs Casor Candesicks; Butteru; Dishcovcs
Epergnes with glass dishes Walters, &c &c
JEWELRY.-Diamo d Sus Ear Rings; Pins and Rings
Suits Of Cam~o Mosaic and PEARL Gold, Cornean and Agate
Ear Drors CO. Chains Of variety Of paerns Forenins and
Ear Rings and Pin bh real and imIta
den; Gold and plated Seals, KEYS and fob sh'ins.
FANCY GC0DS-Siver, Shell sud Ivory Card Case; Gold
md Silver Snuff Boxes Gold and Silver evsr-pointed Pencils,
Tooth Picks nc; Brozrd goods IF variety Silver aud
lronzed Csd "ks beautiful silver Gard B.ktt Pmses Eye
GLASSES and Specaces; Cnan and Agate Desk Seals Cologne
ss.ns Cigar Cases and Holders with great variety Of othe
articles.
Additions making every day and
every exeon will be made render desirable for and
Wesen merchants % call upon MARQUAND co.
khk.lm 18l Broadway.
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A public thht he continues he confidential
usual at his Office, where his attention devoted
Treatment and Of certain delicate Diseases their different
stages Ae, Clees Structures Gonorrhea Seminal Weakness
Ulcers long standing, and all diseases arising from mpuy Of
me too and such have baed The skill Of Surgeons less
IN this branch of profession Strangers Pprsed thie
his degree in Medicine and Surgery Philadelphia therefore de
sire not 10 he enumerated among the number Of those advertising
icp print.
He will be found his Office No Ann street, Broadway
second door from The American Muuem any hsu during the
day and evening until 10 O'Clock There his
oee The first through his store the second being the third dooI
rom the Museum through private entrance 10 his Office door
ian
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RELIEF FOR MOTHERs.-THERE ARE two

n FOh ST. he AXE Two
IL remedial articles Inventions promising comfort and
mothers and infants that deserve he generally KNOWN The
breast pump Intended draw milk from distended OBJ
structed breast beautiful uh for the human mouth and Is
well calculated give relief The sufferer The other convenience
intended for who, though able and willing suck their
infants. ten distressed and sometimes prevented from the
performance of their natural Office by nipples TO the incon
venience If both parties Ii is skfuly prepared that the ut
most neatness and purity preserved while the infai nouhed
without distressing the parent For sale by Patrick Dics 4S
Broadway, ne ar Canal street feb 4 Inns
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~ RETH, the dcoverer of these Pills, opinion that
only ONE DISEASE impuriiy of blood which, by iu
pedng the circulation, brought inflammation
he where settled and impressed he of tn
truth Of this simple they that he spent thirty years expert
ments and aboous research into the medicinal
meuus plants composing The Vegetable Kingdom his object heinz
10 compose medicine which should purify and produce
stomach and bowels, by the continuation Of the Of
medicine all humers be carried
state OF purity.
Msny ether medicines advertised having properties ecu
TO these hut the proprietor of these Pills s country
granden of e dcoverer would wish those who think well
this PRIN and who have made Of such medicines
The ference Of that medicine which has been So years beue the
English public, and has gained sale there of not les than
sterling per and those medicines which forced
notice BY advertisement before their properties be fully known
even by the ai.oovere themselves Captains of ships and
chants will find this medicine which will their health
ard well for exporiasn.
Dr. BPS Office is 1877 Hudson, opposite New
where Dr. Bandreth may Consulted Mondays Wednesdays
and SATURDAYS dec 23-2m-ns
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HENRY w. BA TIES,
Formerly Henry Bste-,)
WHOLESALE DEALER
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTINGS,
DRY GOODS,
LAYING enlarged his whereby he enabled 10 enter
largely into the above trade would respectfully invite
his and hose who friendly enough favor him with
their patronage III and examine wseected assormeH; Of
Goods, particularly aPperaning TO the cloth business which
he will open oon for the spring and trade, al the lowest
profits
CLOTHS-Super and Common, Of every variety of color
CASSlMERES-Piain, Ribbed Buckkin, Plaid, Striped,
Fancy Mixed, &c, &c
vESTiNGS-in ali their endless variety Of Style and Pattern.
PANTALOON STUFFS-for summer wear, of fashionable
Styles.
SATTINETS, Paddipg Canvass Ducks, Super Genoa and
Lyons Velvets.
slLESIAs, Brown and Black Hollands, English aud French
Satin Vesngs.
ENG ISH SATIN heavy, sO article, imported expressly
for the trade.
SILK SERGE, Fancy Cravs, Gloves Bindings, Blu tons.
SERVINGS, Twist. Thread, Bang Up Cords, Cartoons.
WHITE and Brown Diagonal and Plaid Linen Drills, Needles
IRISH LIN EMS Camhiets, Bonbazin ., &c &c &c.
NB-As there others acrg business under the sig
Henry Bates and r. Bates, have thought proper
W. and shall hereafter in all
ton whether business otherw .. sign my name,
HENRY W. BATES No. Plat street.
New York. FEBRUARY 9th. 1886 feb91w
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y inihlc remedies hui Dr. Hone. aaeuum Bonum is a never
falling remedy for the of Syphilis Gee Impure
Discharges Euptons the Skin, and all Of scouoY
nature One bottle is sufficient eradicate the above dis
orders and surprise the patient by lis wonderful effect For
by A. Under, SO Beekmsn 81 william; Chast
IA Bowery between Grand Boome j. Co!v Bread
way, Ut Bronm T. Aun As Canine by
Schef u ia Canal opposite Chapel Price, s. bole
feb 9-f -
OPKOVE ALL THINGS.-Let every man be his
Dentist and his teeth by using Dr. Maepe-
tic 0dshca See advertisement The Teeth The Teeth
feb OF
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SALT RHEUM.
DE. AaTKIMS0N's CELEBRATED vEGE


This Ointment having used the Doctors private practice
tor May years with perfect ad the many letters he has
received begging Of him give the public the benefit Of his
Search he has complied and warrants his ointment be
tam cure tor all Sorofuous Eptons th Chspped Hands Salt
kheum and letter Rngworm, Abrasons Of the Skn and
liberated Sore Leg of how long sanding;) also m
Scd Head and Ear. children for Eyes cracked
lips the is inahe.
For sale BY Patrick Dicke wholesale Agent AIS Broadway
by Dr. Lewis Feuchlwanscr 81 Broadway: also by James H.
art corner OF Broadway and Chamber and Hudson
moore ., and BY sy%e 6 Bowe corner Of wakers'reet
Nons are genbine without the signature of
jan 26-lms J. ATKINSON, H. ID.
COLORADO & RED RIVER LAND Co.
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AUCTION SAL -.
EDGAR JENKINS, Auciiofeer.
VALUABLE REEKMAS STREET PRO.
PERVY AT AI1CIION.-FRANHIIN * JENKINS.

will sell al auction edne-sy l7h of
Ground situated The nohery side # Beekman street known
No &c. The $40 per The lot is Is
rear, by Is deph Possession grcn imme di
stely feb l2-6tS
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SALAMANDER CHESTS, SAFES. KIM
~ PORTANr AND VALUABLE Discoveries
subscriber has much pleasure presenting the public Compo
slon that is not sy understandable in itself hut is found 10 Be
no-conduco. of Heat and is therefore invaluable manufsc-
ure Of Iron Chests Sfes Window Shute Doors &C. snd
cles.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing wishing h proofs can be
grained ny wines actual experiment by calling al ms msna-
factory, No. III Reid street, Of Washington.
feb Lift W. 4. HAMILTON.