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\ REMARKABLE cuEE OF RHEUMATISM
Rl the u-e %, Dr. JsLEs RicllmGtic Imminent
- I'D enlarged bottle. Copy Of a letter.

RG the u-e %, Dr. JrLJs Ricltmoiic LtHiusent
- I'D enlarged bottle. Copy Of a letter.
'hlr estuNvn. (NasS) June %.
To tie pr0PrieiOrs u Hr J,JJ'S Linimclk
Dear Sill CttL1 10 duty owe To suffering
huma lty. To acGualnl Won, and through you The
Public t-hOuId you think Dc~t,) of the unexpcct-
al and surprising cure perfI med Oh myself 1,
ths use OF the above most excellent meuIclne.--
I have been fsr mD.c than tliIty wears md some
Uures most severe y, afflicted with the RI cUm1-
t,sm; nave heea ireiucntls rendered peffCctl,
helpless, aid 10 consequence confined 10 my bed
when Il has required TWO persons TO move me-
Jc'ns III such extreme pain; nave several times
been urC,r the care Of tIc most eminent phvsi-
sans, but procured only temporary relief | one
tiIv lt.Cei the tverIIs meut OF j bus .Inimcnf
with IT, testimonials ACCOMMODATING u, aud was
induced TO rv n b0tlle, VIII ch / E-td without
much sensible benefit ! concluded howe ar,
10 persCyCre and bought another Ittle. aud wa
greatly r. loved, sod ty the use of half the third
bottle was wholly cured AID have never since
bad return of the PEN, which fld not been
free from, mCntu az tIllr, 10 thirty years and
q IS upw more thaI three years since | was
Curet. . would most earnestly aIyi,e every
person suffering under this painful complaint.
Earn DR. !ebb's la.itneut" You are a. liberty 10
axe any use OF this you may think advisable
Most respectfully urs.
TO N foregoing testimony many otheruEqurs
able proofs might be added 10 favor of the suueri
or l.lnlmcnt Of l'r Jebb. No hing but "a fair uIal
which the proprietor confidently suhclts, can
give an adequate idea OF its uuryaIltd ell cacy.
IN mitigating and thoroughly mastering, the
eNcrlC dNng disease, 10 which % has been sue
&c ~stuliy applied IN a multitude o tas,s The
operation Of the LlulmcTt - often immediate:
aud J. mas Frequently cured Rhcuma' nc affection
OF years standing, IN tour and twenty hours. l.
Is ais B, rocOmmcude! with c fniisHce, as one Of
the bsst applications known for stiffness of the
JOINTS, uuubnesS, sDrlus, nd chiib.ains.
Price - , cents, with directions
y Is. IHe LIUImeu; PAIdIs euaT-td 10 dJul lc
their former SIZE.
Z. E1rh article will b. signed W / KIdder
on the outside wrapper.
- i)r Relics ASG-.aaiicor coasuYnpfirr pills.
Price % cents, only. HaN. proved ana are pro.
by numerous persons who have made
use OF them, the best OF all the Cough Medicines
IN coughs colds, Asthma, difficulty Il breathing
oarsCness, Nhc Eng, splitting of blood
and complains OF the lungs generally.
Prepared from the Ou-,nll " = Recipe of Dr.
W 4 Conway. by w 1. Kidter, immediate sue
Cessor to the latCT kiddcr, by whom they are
for sale a his counting TgOm, No 80 State street
conTOi Merchants Row, Boston, and By ms
81 ec.4i pPOmtment by JAS BAKER,
dec Wheeling, Va.
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OOISJ HIP TIOI
CAN RE CURED.
by O'NEILL'S CATIIOLICON.

-
HE io.'owius letter De- from q veteran -hys,-
Nln, hose service 90 o. e. Navy of hc Iuue.
States as u as ms Ions and sucr, Sslu' prJcuce
lu tlS county have gained Tor lltU an CiCNI. e.
Ilnk as q mcna OF enc Medical faculty..
laLyl'Fst. vu tIcOtilCk co. Nd, Jan ,GfH, IS o.
MTP On Ill tr SJy-lt IS with ~ at pea
suIy, that send YOU an account ui the most
extraordinary cure JGdr have ever wltne>seu IA
the Whole cDug, of m, practice. The case glluGe
L. u that ot my son Howard, acct twcu'y years
aud call % eNtTaortl.aIv because % wa con-
Sumption OF tue .ua-s, attended w.tn all IT.
CONGO .p.tlnt trails Ol Uasrtlus symptoms, % WI:
A pUlu 1 'h. hr,aS., hacking COu-4, rvuts>
IN the palu of the names great cmac alton, lI~L-
in2 ni thc C.tCks, Night -Wr1i~, ~ ANA d" adl
10 the catalogue "a q ri.s, de mad au Eg sTdNattu
form OF ErDughIfI~, Wl.h uIcCrGUUn OF the throat,
palate and roo ui the mouth. Ia shor his ~ 10 rit
system Was scrufu.Ous, and tner- We're vrr,-Us
ulcers on Ia head, body adI limos The disease
had been p.tyIng on his constitution i-T seven
Years. Event IuG that the sO.Ig.UJr of "a parent
could suggest, or luc SAN ui r'Gnt or ten IrFsl-
clans could devise. hlL /, en- eNhByst,G upon 10 m
] considered his case beyond use o. "A ~ Of med.
cine, and hope t,til had abandoned a.. Ne saw
nutLITC Ter han bar death, and that swiftly au-
pToarhI. 2. NJ hide the puoT fellow ia. IN tLls
pGIa5ig condition, was watching with -rta'
lutor,sI the lmpIv CUFut which lour Catholic n
was i',1NIns ~ Lh' Htitil % ny worthy ut2 ,
Jesse Lands. q, whose case was Ciea'l. q
consumption, aua NaEu 10, ID .hpt your IN q -
cine hal restored hum tJv aoTyU- as aII. 'af q
hope seemed ta CuEsu ON T. e CvsC 80 N.Y. ailn E'rC
son. | had mo- LurHt fguu "HItl had s-eu ul 1. s.
Df ,aCv, That o. sou Zoe ut ne'It "a 10 him. bat fO
Procure or Ifu nos rum -llHy co uFOu 'tt parts
Ol winch aHd ne knu" .Cuft. ~uu.t aevt ogen q
departure from TIE course usstiy Uursu by
physicians. HcIC there arose q -,lu -g.c !. tween
plDtr- souul lr,C auI the q, wus OF father Tor
hts child. Tho latter soon D-Pap,hruRtai; l Eut
han 10 commence using your CdiUuI.un t.
about a IN uJn there vas q visible muI1N, mCut
lu Uls health; he tlvu caught cold winch threw
. nlm back cons dcraoty; be-. hOweycr, psrs.y,rcC
win the medicine and Ig un began 10 improve
slow y; his pains and soreness 10 the chest lets
\ him, tine ulcers gradual y heal, d, ms appeut,
I IA. "a A
by the sole use of loJr Cath pEcau for the space
| It s,N Wnnuts. lEus, my dear sir, has your val
| liable remedy restored the health az nv son, "a o.,
/ was t0ftcuug on the verge of the crave, and
| would he guilty % deep ln-raluudt. and KOS
! injustice 70 you, u withheld my testimony q
| the terauvc, outlying aud ~aUatlv ..raae, u,s a
! your Calh5llron. JOHN W ODYSSEY. NJ ID.
| For sale ~ JOHN Fi~HER.
| iun Wrn .rrr. Va
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T1Kr NOvT6r

HAT Wins,Ow 4. X oder mas succeeded To
/ kliueT ~ the PROPAGATION Of the Conway
Medicines and Wi, hereafter give particular at
'tuuJa 10 the preparation of the OilpNInc
established articles The celebrity q. which pre-
ciudcs the necessity of re publication OF the
numerous certificates now Ia the hauEs of the
uTopuC. OF.
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la! what makes v.ur teeth 81 unusually "
Quoth Jusi's Dulciaa, to him TO her III sht
To make y,UIs look 80, Nth grin. r.plltd Josh
I've bought yuu bottle OF Thnru's Tooth wash;
And since they've tued tus, cast ~ others away.
Bot Io prove 10 lhe tes' 10 make the teeth shine
Look AIN. any ucar Sal, AZ the llstrc Of mime.
Then try this great Hoptu Wash,
The TeahCrTy Tooth " ash,
And see f the Esnth IS ash Of Thorn is not hno7
A MONti the accommodations TO the above, are
~ the following.
Having trlcd Dr'Thorn's Tea berry Tooth
Wash. aud become acquainted with the lngrc }
epts %! MS ompO.IUou, CAlcrluiy saw, cOusld-
or u one Of the SAT, 81. o. ~ one ii the most
ca SAINT tooth washes now Ia use ID III NJ
Pus0urgh Sept ~ lS42 Dentist.
TAX" uira~ urr ia stating, AFTER having ma c
gs, Of Ihoru's Tea ny Tooth Wash that 10 IL
ruc 81 Jhe bes dcutr,iicts IN use. Beng IA a u
lWd 'orm % combines nca a. s. with convenience
~ hilc 70 cieanses the enamel aud removes the
tartar from the Teeth, us perfume Yields a fra
q auc, De. Ularly deslr able. } 4 llBBlTS. VI H..
The uuaers,g ned have used Thorn Gompodhd
Tea berry tooth wash and have found II Ca lie
an ext cmCiy pleasant dcnirtTlce, exercising n
WOst saluturV influence over the teeth and gums;
preserving those muls I,usable members from
premature decay, preventing The accumulation OF
Tartar, 8id purifying the Breath. Having thor
uU.hly tested It's Ttuys we take pleasure IN ie-
commencing Il TO the public, believing. L TO be
l the hest article Of the hind now IN use.
/ VI II BEltHSON, JAMES Z JACK,
/ ROBP II PEBBLES, CHAS B SCULLY.
/ G DARRAGII, WM MCANDLESS,
J II l. RINGWALT, LEONARD JOHNS,
/ J NJ MOORuEAD. JAS $ CRAFT.
! For sale by JAS BAKER. Wheeling, Va
feb ~
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NOTICE no BI,ILDEHa.
No. iI3, MAIN STREET,
WHEELING. "a

tFJDLNyFRt WARE
VIE subscribers beg leave t"iuiofss the citizens
of Wheeling sud vicinity, lhot lhcy have ou
haUf on extensive assortment of UPITOL STFRY
WARE Cunsistirg ~ r71 oi Beds. BIstcrs AMI
Willows, Cur'cd Hair. Spanish Miss Cottou HusLd
Snrfs oud Straw Mairs9cs. Aisn, Vcuulan md
STAT Window Blinds ui every variety and si.lc. ar,
hsud and maize u order
eIm Boats furnished with every article Of f.rnI.
iure on The most accommodating terms a,,d NJ .l,rf
noi',e- hIENDEL s. HARBOUR.
rcIJ
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I. =. MAI. LINE FOR woos1-rp.

EsT We Wu! -itu ,rr cons. a
60 80 lf turrf,. IN li.i> place 3, :
SSjTJ : ~ % "',osi A $. uu eyof, NIondss
GssssSsSsc;sssSc> - rcds'.,n, and Friday. lor
Na'>ier Cleveland. NurNak. Sc. VIA Nj Pleasant
Cad 2. ar'd Canal Dv,r, running ga cuauecian ~ m
lines |r lower S,ndu-ty. Perry,h,,r,. avd on ~
De'fuit.i hc fare 'hs ruutc has cen reduced !,
proportion 10 The umes; lrayeEers wishing 10 10
north. NIL find this cheap. speedy and peasant
route. OiiirC at The bar nf The L : Hotel, Wafer
street, Wheeling. Va. JOHN \ MYERS
Pr'Pr'stor.
BARLEY DENNsnN, Agent IAN -
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Or The uRtUsTS1L gtt9jic HIeaICtHe ~ The British
college II Naturalization.
TENHESE Medicines cure every disease which
q admits OF cure.
They remove from the stomach, liver and
Iutesuu,s-IEc blood making uTgans--tGe OBJ
s,Turtons TO ihe Cue performance VI JGeI. healthy
GunCtl0ns.
They purify the blood by Increasing the vaJi-
oUs secrrII8us, aud prevent disease Gy enabling
the body successfully To- resist the pTtGsyO IA -
and exciting causes 10 disease.
Hnev increase the action of the ahsgTbruis, by
which III moTgla grovths G.c aiken INTO cIrcu-
lation and afterwards eX',eI iC from the bod
They restore the regularity of those process
e. upon which reformation auG cITcDl ItOu OF
the blood depends.
These are the only medicines known in which
small doses have 20 wcTiul and benCtcl1. effect;
and yet, of which IN extreme cases; sGch y,Ty
large doses may be administered ieaTlessly and
with greatly Increased advantages Iu tue patent.
Tue British collas.e 81 health has ng revoked,
annulled md made void the appointment OF pr
Hprauc ShcI heard MCat, IA has ceased o. bc ia
any m0 nner ouueclvu with or agent OF the col
lege of Health.
George Taylor, being now and from henc, forth
the sole genera age1tIu the Unle states. Of Is.
British col eye OF heal h, TOR the sale Of Morrison
p lis. OF the Vegetable universal medicines of the
college of health; no other person bat the saII
George Taylor has any ll-.it or authority 10 NOM
mat. or appoint general aS-Its iOT the sale OIL
lHc above me.iCIuts
GEO TAYLOR, a. Chamber D.. sole general sg't
JOHN FISHER, agent, Nnce!I. =.
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PANAMA HATS


lust received at tre uru oi t5a SIC RED
- ROOT direct frru' New Yoyk. l30 pairs 'a,rs
yi different kmds and of the most fisirual,r STYLE
TbiCb si'l be sJI 90 TbiIsdeI,na prices
lYuC SAML N,CLNLLIN.
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b. A. FAHNESToCkS YERMIFUGE.
A PERFE|TI.Y SAFE.
AND CERTAIN CJEE FOR WORMS
CERTIFICATE : oflts efficacy can be sren =,
- the store OF the subscribers sunirient 80 a.
Isfy lie most lncredulous. Price % cents
NEITELEy, Green Co. PAP
Ur. b. 4. Falnesiock d. Co. - VIZ isa''
Dear SIR: have been usin. your Yermrfnge in
my practice for number. Years and find il
The most sur and safe Worm Destroyer thar
/ was called TO a child six or seven wears old in
Nav, 1872 which was thcn in spasuls with tbo
worms, gave it orc vial your Vermifrro n.
-reea',yt 10 rsctious and the child pnss,d aaO
worms. In a few weeks, 1 gave il Huntb, ryiI
and II passed POO more making i'm aII ffn w., -
The chlld recovered mmc' lately, AMI Inns eI'iny.
ed good health ever since. 10y
have prCsrTibCd IL I'M many .tbsr c,-o. :; .
which It has brought away 2Oo.and 300 We ms
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
There are Nerml'uges in almost every s.ction
o! the country serted 10 be the same ,,r eonai
20 tanheS7tocN s'Twhlch Is not the caSe,-there
r none iikelJ. They contain dan -e-ous ingre-
dents. AyOrd them "a YOU value life and henItb
use he FIRST and only safe ana eficaeions nns
30 NOT be persuaded by the interested yendeT
tnal o hers VIII answer AZ well
3 ! FAHNEsTOCK & co.
corner Oh e'NiR and 3 l, M99d SIS Pirtsbursh
MIMIC HEN.
JONAS CRUMBACKER, &
JAMES BAKER,
p A FAHNESTOCE'S ANTI hi JoTIs
PlLI;S.-A gentle but efficient catharlic. ex-
pressly adapted f"r \ mily physic; ard are NOT
surpassed by any other pill In use for n cases i'm
which caiharIc IL INDICATED. They will operate
q sIouGh!y wiih' at grping. Price % eta for a
box containing 20 pills.
PHcumO nc or CoUgh BuIsa,a-A v,Ipabls
remedy for ;onSIs and CIlds, Price p ce1ts
CoGch L0SeH ges.--These LCzenees possess all
The virtues Of the best Cough SyrIip. are conycl
ni'nt 10 carry IN the pocket and are very pleasant
To the taste. Price % cents
CdrW ihdtire LOssEoeS-lor the crIye Of the
Cd o.. IL f1.a
pro aching n whirh bowel complaints ar, always
very troublesome we'll dangerous every
family should te provided with box Of these
Lozences. which, fused according TO direcfi ons
". NJ certainly cure. Price % cents
JtGUtd OpOfeid0c This penetrating arfitle
Foss. Sscs double re strength of the common
Opodallor Is mOIe clearly and much more con-
vcul-Efiy applied. Price 25 cents.
For sale by q M'MECHEN.
D..
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a u &C. "a .

p0TASu-A few casks Potash, just received
and ioI sale by J \ CALDWELL.
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Prepared aad a5J BY A % Sands & "a. DING
gee and CEeur-tF Crane naflfnrf- 20
brE1tU1F, cFrnsr 81 frrsu1terF sC Nee T1rr
IHa tlr stls ~ UFIEusls fh r11E.i llt fLls ~ Il -
Prce .. rsf Iurrie, slE o. atrIcs Tor s..
Tee rr care Fssuselililiv re-rlerfeI tls ~r-----
hsf ftsI .ls -srdss sfart7ilar.la ..-zf Fga = m FL
efrf IIriF lchaeplBE agc,t reuarIr Die ,sHfe- ~
a lldEt 1tiicaif Citrr n 81 sszsssE 90 arar. -
h1uEa frame ts rf8Iss and asc Cor ssnf' = s.r-
u1rtla, p OF .Fkn ~ urrrr.
DLIbER PRYOR. Agurf bg epe4irJ ~.-
V1i4tstesd fsr tts PrgprisLsrs. f7- ttlFt-J.,s.,
SFf rtsi1i.gs II
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EsAA gsOpt:Ahlt ARRIVAL
MORRISON3S PILLS

Or The universal csta5ic msl,c,ne u the British
college II Naturalization.
TENHESE Medicines cure every disease which
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Wsriha C1riIH las lived IH my family the Issf
't3Vcfrs aud her11v eerufF fhat tie t0reI1i1z
ztl1eaisut MADE o. hsrse.i r cJTrocL
Mfa G1GG u LLOYD.
No fIt 8rI1I sf NeEarE N r.
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know Martha CGHlin, and believe what she
sLates ~ tuls dOCJmeBt % De Sertectiv tf5fs.
JOHN POWER

7 have confidence IN the re5rcssnfad1ns made
By Mania 20 ain. and have fuH knBzfg4r - df
her case. ELIJAH PUWDI g..
Aldernssa 10th Ward Of the cltT u Sew Yofs.
Dee a 1914
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Brokers are no, the men 70 keen large

description Brokers are not the men TO keep large
amounts of money hand He knew one firm IN
this place. who had received large amounts of trca-
sury notes in the payment of their debts but also
had laid il out TO the farmers for pork and cattle.
Not a solitary broker had spoken 10 him this
subleci-it the great body Of the people-far
mers coming TO market that were hoping the Leg
ature would make these treasury notes more valua-
Die. would be the last man, continued MIR.
Brown that would legislate for brokers' Nv peo-
pie have sympathy for this class of individuals,
and If there be one class of community cd Gus
10 me than another, IT is the broker, who. vulture
like, fatten their victims and laugh at their dis
tresses. lie conceived the project, urged by the
gentleman another occasion. To gradually make
these notes more valuable, would more likely result
10 the benefit Of the broker.
Mr.. Brown then continued his remarks in reply
to the gentleman from Brown Mr.. Germany re-
port of which we Will omit for the present.
Mr. Carter asked Of the Speaker Mr. Henley
that inasmuch treasury notes were now worth
cents to the dollar what value be would wish 10 at
tach 10 them
Mr. Henley said. that was difficult question to
answer. lie was IN favor, however, of giving them
a value that would be permanent and not liable o
the eciIon Of placing the people at the mercy of
the broker. In reference To the remarks OF the gen
teman from Marion, in regard to brokers. and his
opposition To this class of individuals, he would only
remark. that frequently 6ud, the pages OF
history. that two contendng armies, after a hard
fought battle had entered INTO an armlstice, ground
ed their arms and hostities ceased. Such may be
the case with the gentleman from Indianapolis and
his friends the brokers-that gallant gentleman al
ter vanqushing these Knights If the money bag
may have entered into armistice.
Mr.. Henley proceeded to question Mr. Brown Of
Rush, who had Just returned from visit to his con-
stituents whether most of the farmers who had re-
turned selling their pork had not received good
money in exchange
Mr.. Brown of x. replied that many had sold for
good money as he was informed but several had
received scrip In payment.
Mr. Henley then concluded by saying. that if the
scrip not generally in the hands OF brokers, 1t
would be nd TO be in the hands of their frst cou-
sms.
Mr.. German continued the discussion, in opposi-
ton, in opposition to the bill, particularly IN rela-
ton to the college funds being made receivable in
treasury notes. lie said lie would be IN favor OF
making the interest of these funds receivable in
this manner but would always oppose the b ii "a
it stood. As the remarks OF Mr.. German viii
be published at full length hereafter, 1t is
sary To give a sketch of them here.
Mr.. Lee TO give his views on the merits of
the bill but at the suggestion OF several gentle
men, declined, for the present, to give room tor an
adjournment until to morrow morning at nine o
clock.
The House then adjourned.
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Corresponaence Of Me olio s,atesman.

WAsEINGroN, Dec g, 1912.
Mr. Benton offered, on the 10TH resolution,
" calling on the President of the United States
to inform the Senate whether the Quntuple
treaty, for the suppression of the African slave
trade, has been communicated 10 the govern
ment of the United States and If so, by whom !:
for what purpose and what answer NAV have
been returned to such communication :" There
were other clauses, growing out of this, in the
resolution which 1t is useless now to mention,
as, under the rule, it was LAID over for future
consideration.
Those who are familiar behind the scenes
here, say there will be a very animated deus
sion in the Senate, when Mr. Benton's resou-
ton comes up for consideration. 1t will, IN all
Likelihood be the warmest the ablest and the
most learned debate of the whole session. The
great author OF the move, Is understood to be
more than ordinarily prepared for that prospect
i've occasion. The delivery and publication OF
his speech IN secret session during the last
Congress and vacation, has IN wise relaxed
his energies, or exhausted his store OF argu-
ment
The members here generally agree in the
opinion that there will be nothing OF paramount
Importance to the country done before the
Christmas recess IT is anticipated that lmme-
dately after that, the bill for appropraing the
acquisitions of the treaty III regard TO the sup
preston of the African slave trade, will be
brought forward. The House will then have
its turn in discussing the general and specific
merits and dement's of the treaty, II having the
power OF substantially annulling that formal
proceeding by refusing to make the necessary
appropriations.
Rumors, emanating from high official sources,
have been passed around from mouth TO mouth.
that an express had arrived from the Pacific,
bearing intelligence of the appearance of a
large British fleet IN that quarter It's destina-
ton Is not known, whether It be the Oregon. OF
California, or the Society Islands. The situa.
ton of our affairs upon the Pacific is arrestino
the attention of the thinking men of all partic,
here, at the seat of government The small
ness of our fleet, when compared with its i'm
mense cruising ground the concentration, OF
the part of Great Britain, of an ovcrshadow inc
naval force upon that coast the sudden and
suspicious manner in which she sought a lasting
settlement of few pressing difficulties with
thus country, and the omlnous silence Of her
minister in regard to the northwestern boundary
are calculated 10 ripen conjecture into almost
positive truth as TO her future intentions. Ii i.
generally conceded that she will take possession
of Oregon or California, and In either case, II
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will, IN all probability, lead to a rupture between
the two countries. Our feet that IL cruising IN
those seas IS very active, but cannot accomplish
ImpossibIties. Ii this move of the British
ministry Is directed towards one of the above
named objects, as 1t undoubtedly is, a bloodIess
possession will be the immediate consequence.
Duff Green, who has lately returned from
London, and is the secret bearer Of a project
for a commercial treaty with this country, from
the British ministry, stated in one of his letters
from the Old World that Lord Ashburton would
not touch the subject of the northwestern
boundary and that the main object of his mis-
sion was to satisfy part of the country by
settling the northeastern boundary, and then IT
would be easy settling, through the Pacific, the
other boundary question, with the other part of
the Union Ii appears that this hastily formed
treaty is but studied attempt TO rob us I'm fu-
ture, by creating a division between the north
and west, IN regard TO n war, when they advance
for the support of their Oregon claims, armies,
navies, and munitions of war. There will prob
ably be an arrival of another express, with
more definite news from the Pacific, In the
course of two or three weeks.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-01-03
.DuUytSTR.ToR.s SALE

pursuance with decree Of the Probate Cant Of Marion ooany
Indiana the administrators o the ~ Thomas Moore, de-
ceased the "a day March the follow
ing described
Che q
section three township sixteen, d four thence e. the muih
IT ile branch that Fail thence
the Also hall
the aforesaid, 20 10 100
Also, of TIE north quarter the
shg and aforesaid bounded follows
halt and
half the FAN Creek thence down the
the middle
less Aspthe the
Also the north of the Hlih q
Aforesaid,
three
IL 100
all $50 and - 100 subject the right interest," aud
dover therein Jane MoFe widow of decedsn
take aoe upon SAID premises. O'clock r. VI.
the N day March the follow the
purchase none, pad third thereof
the sale, and lIlrd thereof
twelve months the day at sale.
y Y SINNER. ; Administrator