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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29
INTERESTING AND APPLTCA-
BILE TO THE AFFLICTED

DISEASES of THE STOMACH, Or NERxEs;
Such as DYSPEPSIA, either Chonc or casual,
-<under the worst symptoms OF restessness
{ L6wFsss of Spirits and General Emacialion:
cuEs0 sPT7UT, whether of the Lungs or Liver;
LIVER AFFECTl0NS. IA UNDlCE, both
Bary and Spasmodic Costiveness Worms
Of every variety; Rheumatism, whether A.
cute or chronic; together with GOUT, Scro.
tula, Pains IA the Head, Back, Limbs, and
Side, IhPHns FEVER, ScARafr FEVER ,Pu,
'1rid Sore Throat, FEVER and 'AGUE,
= .Spasmodc Palphation Sof the Heat and Ar
tsries, Nervouss lrrIta3iiity, Nervous Weak.
= ness, Mysteries The Douloureux Cramps, fc,
male Distractions, Heartburn, Headache
Cough. tbe Common or humid and The Dry
or the -WhoOpingi ASTHMA, Gravel and
Dropsy.
The Blood has hitherto been considered sy
. Enhfioks and others, as the greai regulator uf
the h'rfiaE system, and such is the devoledness
Of tbs adhcren,s to that erroneous doctrine, that
they content themselves wit. the simple pes.
session ef this flIacious opinion, without EN-.
Def'lHs 'ti4io The primary snusces from whence
Liie, Health, and Egour gnanate, anG rice rcrSa,
pain, sickness, disease and DEATH Not SO with
e4lS~RUNF whose extensive rospareh ar!
practical experience 50 emrrgnUy qualify hlm
1or tile profession Of which hs has been one OF
The most useful members. lie contends-and a
- moments reflection will convince any reason-
ing mind OF the correctness of ms yiews-ihal
the stomach liver and the associated Organsar re
The primary and great regulators Of health and
that tise BLOND in very many Instances is totally
1isconaecied with the first and succeeding sta.
,ges Of disease, and that uuless medicine reach
es the root Of the disease, the superficial anoy.
NOE usually prescribed. servetatas kDils to GOV
er the Iavdges Of deep>rooted maiadies. Tn
Ter these eOngicaisns, at the expence of yssr
$50 close appcutson, the alecteT has discoyere,
: meSicine whose searching powers are irresls
tble, Aaaid in prescribing, it Is with firm con
$yiction offlts being radical cure IN the yarion
nSs;diseases already enumerated. even iGap,l;sd i
most critical cases, nut he does not preten
HUNTS PILLS
al agency, although from positi
p the knowledge Of hundreds. h
to show, that when every othe
,..,...,.. Pdy has failed,
HUNTS PILLS
pm known to faltin eilectiny tw
results, that of raising from III
50 and thus amply rewarding Dl
Jong and anxious study to atlai
in the HEALING ART.
will perform what It prom
actor, such DR.. HUNT
proved themselves TO be
essfully tried iu all parts
ne so compounded, to-
lien IN the vessels
ea1ses and stie0gia
'ungs, gives
by promo
tor infan
h strength
hole fran,
G benz
purge
ma
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The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29
q a PUBLIC BLESSINGi
DR.. HUNTS
BOTANIC PILLS,
'FeR THE CBRE 1r
FEVER AND AGUE,

Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
Heartburn, Sourness or Acid,iy in the Stomach,
Tighlness at the Chest, Loss Of Appetite, Sick
Head Ache, PAIN in the Head, Back, Limbs and
Side, Flotufency, TypiNs and Scarlet Fever,
Putrid Sore Throat, Fever and Ague, or Inter.
milting Fevers, aGopt, Rheumatism. Lunlbago
Scialica, Spamodic affections, and Tie De,lIou.
reux, Commissions ofChidren, Measles, !s...ai
Fox. flooping Cough, Rickels, TeelhlAg
Worms, Female Distinctions, Chlurosis o.
Green Sickness and Reflections of Food, ant
-&ossiEeness,. Collie, whether haluIent Or Bilious
ulo W the
DIRECTIONS.
DvsE.-Taltelrom three to ten pills, til the,
opera {, two or three times daily.
PRICE 25 CENTS per Box.
SG1dsst 90 Chatham street, New-York,
Wholesale andRetail.
Where rpplications for Agencies. Medicines
er Advertising, will meet with prompt at,en
on.
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'CERTIFICATES.

DPLettcr from the Hon, Abraham M'Ciel
ian, Sullivan County, East Tennessee, Mem
'ber Of Congress.
WASHINGTON, July Sd, 1888.
Sir Since have been in this city, have
used some ofyour Dyspeptc medicine with iu-
finite benefit and satisfaction, aWabbelleve it TO
be most valuable remedy. Gsre.of my cons
siiucnts, ST. A. GRAsen, of Campbell county,
Tennessee, wrote ms 10 send him some, which
did, and he had employed it very successfully
en- his practice, and says il is available. Mr..
Johnson, your agent at Aitis place, thinks you
weeh probably hkeaL agent in Tennessee. Il
so, would recommend Dr., A. Garden as
proper person to officiate for the sale IF YOUR
celebrated medicine. 'Should yea comnissioa
him, he is willing gftoaGt for you. You can send
The medicine by 10 the care of Robert
King & Sons, Knoxville county, Tennessee,
or by land to Graham 81 Houston Tagewell,
East Tenn. have mo doubt but ifyou had a.
gents in several counties in East Tennessee, "a
great deal Of your medicine Wonld be sold, I
am going 10 take some of it home, with me for
'uy own use, and that4sf my friends, ,-aad should
like to hear froRr youwhether you would hike
an agent at Buntvilie, Sullivan county lEast
Tenn. can get some of the merchants 10 act
for you. as live near there.
ABRAHAM MCCLELLAN, ofaenn,
To DR.. VIM. Evans, 100 Chatham St. N. Y.
ABRAHAM J. CREMER, resiSieng at 66
Mott street. New Yoik, was afflicted with Dys.
pepsa iD'iIs most aggravated form. The symp-
toms were violent headache, great debility, fe.
yer, costivensss. cough, heersAhmn, ,pain.in the
chest and stomach always after eating, impaired
appetite, sensation Of sinking at the stomach,
furred tongue, nausea; with rcsllessness. ahese
had continued upwrads Of tyyeyemohth, when
sn consulting Dr.. Wm. Evans, 100 Chatham
street, aad submitting TO his over successful and
agreeably mode Of 'faea tmeht, Tho patient was
completely testorejto Ipaltlmthe short space
of 'ene month, and grateful iorthe incalculabe
benefit derived, gladly came forward and vols
unteercd the above statement.
/. Or. WIN. EVANS Medical Office, leo
Chall'em street, Mew-York.
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LION HOTEL.
BY MRS, MARY ALBERT.

IlON HOTEL.
BY MRS. MARY ALBERT.
Mk r.. ALBERT, would respectfully in.
iva form ihe cltiztIis Ot lusrarawls Couu.
y, hid tie truvilliRg ~,blic generull,
that she can ACCOMMODATE those who ma, tayo,
her W, 4Ier custom, III us good 81, IL us ca,
he had i'll this part ot tie country.
Her Bar and Table will he supplied with tic
s'st tie narke, can Afford. ller stables all lurg,
and we'll furnished, and will be well ATTENDED
tn.
RewPliladelphia, May 3, 1899.
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CLOTH & WOOL!

WHEAT! WHEAT!
VE HE subscribers will pay he highes, mar
Il ket price for Wheat, at ai times, deliver.
ed attheir SlOreHouse d Dover.
J.I. SMITH u Co.
Dover August, 8, Ie39.-lf
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JONAS SNYDER
September 7, 1889.

D Anotha recent testof Tie urrivsAel irtu
Of DR.. Hm. Eo0ns' A'cdictae.- DYSPEPSIA,
TEN YEARS STANDlNG.-a'r. J. Mex, n.
Zie, l76 Stanton street, was afflicted ith the
abs7e complaint lor'teryears, which incapacIa-
ed II IN at intervals, fer the period Of six years,
attending 10 his business, restored TO perfect
ealth under the salutaTy treatment of Dr. VIM.
Evans.
he symptoms ,oGe.-A sense Of distension
and oppression after eating, Distressing pahl in
The pit Of tie stomach, nausea, impaired appe-
tte, giddiness, pal pitation of the heart prse,
fAsb:Hty and eniasatfsa, ,dopession of spirits.
disturbed rest, sometimes a bilious vomiting
aud pain in the right side an extreme degree Of Of
languor and lainlnesS; any endeavour to- pursue
fh's business causing immediate exhaustion and
wearinesss
Mr.. McKenzeis daily attending to his bsui-
ness and none OF the above symptoms have re.
CURED since he used the medicine. He ao,v
strong and healthy man. He resor.ed to NV.
rads Of remedies, but they were all Intellectual.
lie Is willing TO give any information to the af.
ttlicted respecting the lnestmable benefit render
ed to him by tseuse ot,Dr. Wm. Evans med
icine,
Ane auoVe Wedlclne can be procuredHof ali
nr. VIM. Evans advertised agents in the United
States and throughout the World.
U' DR.. Evans, in order to prevent the pat,
'rons of his Medicines heing imposed upon b,
counterferts, has had the labels Of all his medf
clnes entered according to act orCongress. II,
requests them therefore, to be part cuIar in see.
ing that the labels contain the following notice
Entered according to ast Of Congress. Gv W
Eoqns, IN dteyear 1889, IN tLc Clerks Office o.
The Southern District Court of NO,e- York."
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&1OKELY AND LEONARD continue
~ their practice as Attorneys, and may at
all times he consulted at their Office, New Phil.
delphia, N The east end of The two story frame
building on high street, nearly opposite The II.
6ce Of the Tnscarawas Democrat.
I May 30, 1880.
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WESTERN ARFIYAI,
AT BOLIVAR.

HE subscriber would respectfully place
E before the public the following Synopsis
off splendid assortmntof
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A G E N + s.

TIn order to protect tho public against the
imposition of Counterfeit Medicine Venders,
hey have been entered according TO Act Of Con-
gress. and the right 20 prepare them secured !;
therefore he sure in seeing that the label on each
bo1 expresses such entry, as all others are Coun.
terieits.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-11
MODERN DEGENERACY.

The Legislature of Pennsylvania twas
supposed would adjourn without elecling
a U s. Senator 10 succeed Mr.. Mexican.
the Senate having refused To GO into an
election. THIS is the fourth occurrence
Of the kind that has happened within a
few months, and unless a thorough
change takes place in The feelings and
conduc. Of both parties. we do not see.
but IL is 10 be Of perpetual recurrence. Il
becomes both parties to irown down
these allenpls BY wicked and proaigse
politicians 10 defeat the ends Of govern
ment.
II this stale Of things continue, the U.
States Senate must cease to exist II
will be absolutely impossible, in very
short time, should lIlI.' moral anu poli'i-
cal deprAsilY spread itself through all the
states. for any Legislature 10 elect Sen.
ator, unless one anil the same party has
. majority 10 both branches. As patriots.
a. Americans. We should blush at such
evidences of decentralization aud utter ex-
tiaction Of all love Of cogatry.
- Usimin giOn .9drerfiser.
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FROM AFRICA

Dr.. S. NJ. +. Goheen. formerly ol
Columbia. Pa. Who has spent the last
two years al MohroEis. in the colony Of
Liberia. has just returned in good health.
and bright snllcipsIians Of The ultimate
success Of the enterprise in which the
Colonization Society is engaged. We
learn from him. that The present condition
and prospects Of The society are more
encouraging Than they have been q, any
former period. The inhabitants are turn.
ing their attention 10 agriculture, and find
the soil mos, admirably adapted 10 il.
Tie handed Us . Gle of . newspaper
called q" Airica's I.uminary." jus. COM
menesd q, MonrOTia. In typographical
appearance il exeels most of The country
newspapers in the United States, and the
editorial department. is conducted with
ability. The paper exhibits q pleasing
indication Of the prosperity OF the CO.
lony, and what has been and what can be
done towards coIonizing Africa. and
eleVaIing the depressed African in The
scale Of humanity.
The Luminary says the heslIh Of the
colony. and the extremely ligh, manner
in which strangers have been attacked By
the prevailing fever, is matter not only
Of establishment but Of gratitude 10 God. /"
DR.. Goheen has enjoyed good heslrh
during the greater part ofhis residence IN
Africa. and speaks Of The country as far
exceeding his sniicipsiions. We con.
graduate him and his many friends upon
his safe arrival 10 his " FsderIahd," after
so long an absence in an uncongenial
subject 10 The diseases which
often prove 50 fatal 10 strangers under a
tropical sky. Pa. Courant.
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oraiiOn-0n he ia6issalubl, s.,,..
ion between Libery and law ~
Ter A. Huske. (FsyeslssIlls.l
Oralion-On me lsndeney NJ .n
sfomeni 10 DemocEacy-by In
dale. (Rulhsrford. tennessee. 'As'
AFTERNOON.
Orsiion-On Norah- carnlin. .,ar
mas Jsfsrson-by Thos. b. No. 80
Wilmington.
Oralion-On The Liberty or N, D..
by Isaac N. TIllsu. lcsrnd.u CO.
Vsledieiory Oralion-by Az
Jones. Wake eounly.l '
Report on the Public Examin,,;,,
Degrees conferred.
Prayer.
The orslions delivered on MI. 49,.
sion BY The Seniors exhibited an u.n...,
degree Of talent. and many of Them CO.
moral and intellectual attainment. .ra sa
gave marked eEidenre Of h.y;,, ~
well taught. and Of having mind, ~
roughly disciplined By The Iaboriou, -, ~
dy Of collegiate Course. and Of b,;s.
prepared 10 act well their several mar. =
The great theatre Of life.
The Senior Class consisted NJ r NJ
Avery. Of Burke. 1T. Bsrk.dsle. Of Rv,a
erford. Tenn. w. r. Brown, Of c...,u
Jarvis Buxton. Of Fayetteville, n. q Dor'
nell. Of Craven. ID. ID. Fsrebre. Of C.,.
rituek. John J.. Hadlsy, Of N..h,;l.
Tenn. James III. Headen. Of Cb,1hsm
Walter A. ilrske. o! Fayetteville. Al0I,'
rs Jones. OF Wake. Angus G. MeN.lII
Of Robertson. ThOma, ID. Mssres. Of WI.
mingIon. and Isaac N. TilIeu, Of csmd,o
Ion each Of whom. the degree Of EaeL.
elOr Of Arts vas conferred
The honorary degree Of Master Of Ar.
was conferred on the following rsn,e.
men. alumni Of The institution, viz. J,m,,
w. Osborne. OF Charlotte, Henry 1
Toole. Of Washington. Ralph n. Grss,,
Of Chapel Hill. J. {. Smith, Of Fay.a,.
vile. Horace l.. Robsrcs. Of Gran,.Is
William y. Bond. Of Berlis. John Ora.
ham Tull. NJ. ID. Of Kins,on. John A.
Downey, NJ. ID. Of Granville, Robet 4,
Eztll. Of Northampton. Rev. WIN. N.
Mehane. Rev. Thomas Jones, Rev. John
G. Hampton, and on The Rev. Drury La.
eey. Of Raleigh.
The degree Of ID. ID. sas conferred On
the Rev. George w. freeman. Rector Of
Christ Church in this city. and on lAs
Rev. Alexander Wilson. Principal Of Ihs
Caldwell Institute. GrsensbOrOugh. Gull.
ford county.
Alter comforting The degrees. IN sddrss,
was delivered by The President, Gov.
Swain. chiefly in reference 10 The imprs.
wing eondi'iun Of The University. Never
was iIs situation more prosperous. and
our earnest wish 10. that il may continue
TO flourish yet more and more, yearly to
send forth from its wslls. q race Of men
10 bless and sdOrn our highly lssUni
country.
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= gs-srEnsaf bank. exercising more in
Guenss. and yielding more dangerous
power over The liberties Of Ibis rerublie
than any National bank ecBs6 Do. That
eurrrney-Ihal medium OF exchange
whieh has The patronage snd confidence
Of lhe goEsrnmenl-whish owns Ihs goE-
ernmsnI 20 ils peculiar creator and pre-
ssrvsr-UM direct aud control The mon
elsry interest Of The nation. The evils
inevitably attending this system have been
clearly, in1uiIiEely seen, and thrice reject
cd by The People.-yel The executive
hangs on 10 lis iayoTile with perlinaeiIy
truly astonishing in an humble ssrraRf
Of The people.
No wonder the editors expPelani. and
other modest democrats of The day Who
are licking their chops" Tor liIIIe snb-
treasures and oiher fat Offices within the
executive gift, should throw their msnlles
over this ineiPienI monster 10 hide IL from
The peoples view, and strain their nsrses
and IhrOals 10 turn The issue 10 something
else.
Let an opponent Of the sdminislrs.
lion. in sndesEoring TO argue the con-
sisIeney and prOprisiy OF his course. only
meElioE Sub-TreasuTy"-snd the de-
mocrat Ihundsrs out Henry Clay and
his iifiy million bankr'
Ukig.-But the SUb-Treasury-
Whiggery and abolitiOn!' squalls the
democraI like y"ung earthquake.
Uhig II wish TO observe that the
Sub-rTeasury-
Dsm.-Down with the lsi,hless hanks!
II hate banks and bank stock holders!
give me hard money!
Uhig.-Lel me talk . little. if you
please. The Sub Treasury
Dem down with arisloerscy!-,he
poor fnlks are oppressed by the rich!
Uhig.-Bui The Sub-Tressury-
Dem. -Hurrah for Jackson and Van
Buren,!
And there's an end Of the matter.
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THE CIIARTISTS

The papers convey the idea that Bristol
is likely to become the first scene oil
CharIist action. The Morning Herald
says:
The Bristol Char,is;s, il is said,
have threatened 10 begin the rerolu;ion
by making bonfire oflhe shipping al that
porI; and that they nav not lack courage.
the Bristol " Liberals" were to assemble
yesterday. under the preience Of address
ing the Queen, but in reality with the
view Of kindIing the flames Of discord
among The most infammsrory population
in her Msjesly's dominions.
4" The ordnance department, in The
Tower has been particularly busy during
the last seek in shipping aud iorw arding
military stores to all parts Of England and
Wales. Bedding and stores Of every
description, for about 1900 men. have
been forwarded TO Bristol in wagons.
Two van loads were sent away to The
vest Of Englsnd al late hour on
Wednesday night. Camp equipsges.
muskels, &c. have been forwarded 20
the troops in the North. Thirty thou
sand muskeis for the home service have
been ordered. and The furnishers and gun
smiths in the Tower have BEEN, and are
now, actively employed in getting them
ready; and indeed The most active mea-
sures are now being adopted TO preserve
the peace Of The county,"
Two OF the delegates lolhe Birmingham
Convention were arrested on the night of
the 18th. The evidence sdjuced against
:hem was in relation TO their speeches at
an sssemblsge Of the Chariists, to the
following effect:
II call upon you all to do as should
do-arm yourselves aud be ready, and
then you will be prepared to meet your
enemies, whether they come from France.
or Germany, or Russia, or your own
domestic iyrsnis." ~ don't know how
long you mean 20 bear The tyranny OF the
rich aristOcrsts, but can tell you mean
to bear il very little longer. Arm your.
selves. and be ready TO resist your
opyressor.. Depend upon nothing but
Almighty God and your own right arms"
Z. Gen ilemen. you know the sristocrals
have lefI you scarce enough to support
nature, while they are walIowing in
wealth and luxury on their sofas. and
rolling though The streets in their car
riages; and il a poor beggsr looks up to
Them and asks them for iriAe, they
throw themselves back in their carriages.
and threaten with disjaih and contempt"
D---I scoundrels. they rely upon
The soldiers putting US down; but they
wont--lhey are taken from among our
own ranks. But if we are united, what
can The soldiers do! We have only TO
walk arm in.srm, AND we could irample
them under our feet. The Wings are
greater scoundrels than the Tories
bypocfiies, who, under the pretence Of
liberty, have denied US all our rights.
We must demand our rights, and. il an
aristocraIc Government do not grant
ihep. we must seize them by force OF
arms. They are violating ihe Copsti,u-
lioa every day; they are The enemies Of
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The New York Evening Posi m,n.
tons q singular fact in relation TO lish,
house in Chsutsuque county. New York
that the light Is msiniained BY gas 10.
suing from . rock. The Post says:
"Ths lighthouse at Barcelons. in
Chautauqus county, New York, 10 Light.
ed BY natural gas, which escapes from
assures in the rocks near tie shore. Inc
supply is a never failing one. and no
light equals IL in power. A rude reser.
VOir has been erected over one Of the 60.
sures in the sock. by which ihs Gas 10
conveyed in pipes 10 The ligh,-house.--
The Buffalo Advertiser reminds Ne iha,
there are gas streams similar 10 those q,
Portland or Bsrcelona. IN The nsighbOr.
hood Of Frejonia. iew miles from Bar.
celons. and that the supply obtained from
them has been used for hghlng that
Aourishing village. Dot lew have INV
knowledge Of The fact above mention.
ed. IL Is certainly curious that gas Of
so pure quality should Issue from The
earth IN such quantities, and for such
length Of tine"
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From the Grsensborough Patriot.

The true issue between The political
parties here is on the Sub. 1feasuryy this
. ihe rock on which they split. This
the prominent. distinguishing measure Of
the administration. by the side of which
al others sink into comparative insignif.
canoe. This is The cap-sheaf Of executive
" experiments. and The boldesi federal
experiment ever proposed To The Ameri-
can people. notwithstanding the deafening
below of " Democracy and The People"
raised by its advocates. This stealing.
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THE WAR IN SPIN


The following sccoun, OF the capture
OF Ripoll in Catalonia, has been sent by
the General in commsnd Of the els,
military division to the Minister Of War,
and is published in the Loniieur:-" A
despatch from Campredon arrived al Prss
de M"llo on the 29sh of May. stating that
The Carlists entered at 10 in the morning
Of the 9Th through breach 20 feet vide,
on which par,oG The garrison was killed.
The rest, with the commandsn,. took
refuge in The church of St. Peter, where
they capi.uIaIsd. No fewer Than $500
balls we're fred upon the town. On the
2SIh RipOll was burul to The ground, and
up~ ards Of 900 persons perlshed in The
flames. The most horrible cruellies were
committed. In one house IS women,
who had taken refuge there. were mas
ssrreed By the bayonets of four Callsl
soldiers. A mother surrounded by her
five children, the eldest not more Than
nine years old, had them all torn from
her. and four were killed before her face
with the butts Of the Den's muske.s, and
the other was thrown out of a window
on The second floor. The mother herself
died Of the wounds she received in defend.
ing them. CONSERVATION reigns through
out the Surrounding country. Women
continue To fy into France for refuge"
The Californian correspondent Of the
France Neriiionaie Of Toulouse confirms
this account, and states that the Carlis,s
who besieged the place were 5000, and
that The garrison was only from 400
TO 800. The women contributed greatly
TO the defence Of the place, which held
out eight days. and was only taken sftsr
three assaults. The commsndant, NJ.
Frlse, behaved with The greatest bravery.
and killed the officer who led the attack
with his own sword on The breach. The
whole Of the inhabitants have persisted.
The Sac and For liar Parfy.-The
Burlington iowa Gazette of the slh uli.
says:
gentleman oirecI from The agency
on the Des Moines informs Us that the
war party Of The Sacs and Foxes. Of
which we spoke some four or FIVE weeks
ago, returned some days since, bring.
ing with them eight scalps, about an O.
quail number Of squaws as prisoners. and
several horses. The Indians thus cruel,
ly bu.chered were OF The Omaha tribe,
from the Missouri. The party consist.
ed Of ten men, with their squaws and
although only eight scslps were brought
in, i, is supposed that not a single man es.
capped. We are not aware tia, feelings
Of hostility have heretofore existed be.
tween these nations. The 0s.enslbie OBJ.
jec! Of the Sac and Fox parry was IN
chastise the Sioux. The ex1edhlaa vas