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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

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sISrian, Midiear, tpurec neuIid, curh einer
Wdnn TamenS chamberlain Der frilhcr Gin
9nwcbnrr oceclben mar, atcr ppu Nrrru
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acleet-llm fd, III rdd,en, lrdtc or ecn flci'
nen Schn ecs Socrrn @cbb in cine rbere Rant
MGR, ftlus INN prcmal nit cincm Shutbam'
mer auf ben Scrf. fhnitt ihm fceann ocu
SoaIS bon Shr 81 Shr ab, uno pndte ihn in
cincu Softer, pcrauf or bas @cbdnre in
Sranb cstc.-Crr Sdurfe III ocrhaftct.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

Oic SutcreRcn mer &c n b e.
blt!-@el. 8 u. Srcwoen, Ger Staat6'
idoBmeitcr,'itt 9c9enmirti9 su pbiIaceIpbta
uno benufGIhtigt Die 3ahIurg Ger am litcn
cicfes Wcnot6 fiGia 9ewcreeucn 5ntcreecn
auf cie Staatsid,uIo ; cS icueu Wittcl 9c'
nu9 i'm Staatsdoes icjn nm &c aIIc abtra'
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

Gin DueG G.--3u Slatensburg tpurce
IcB,e Q8cd,c Gin CneI snfden einem Gcttcr
Gchuicu unc ciucm ncrrn Scucs 9cfcd,tcn,
lreld,cS crn 9co rcs @ritcren sur SUl9e bate.
Schnipn mar Der Joaus'9Ir;t eeS Sru. Scnes,
unc Ger etrct entiparu IId aus @iferiud,t.
Cie Waffeu ;pnrcn MitcIcn uuo Die @utfcrs
nun0 10 Sf,rittc Soncs ipuroe perhnftct.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

Gin Mie1cn Q ftittcu.-er S.as
psrbir, q. q. purrs fiirSIih cin SthGittcn ge'
bdut, Der, wcnn qrfillt, bon fcd's uro Span'
sia pferern 9cScgcn pcrrcn muR. @r n'iet
a. Sue 9iuqc, 9 TuB grcitc uno lit Is TuB
hCd, Su fcincm Surrru fiHncu l6O pcrIcs
neu bcaucm GlaB fnbcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

3rpci Der ur0liflitcu 9Irbettsr Die curd
cas @iufattcn Scs Serqc6 III &arbUuOaIc be-
QrabCn wureeu, iIno bcrau59eQraben lpcroen.
CicicItc parcu ndtlirlidl tort abCr man
Qlautt rns ciucr pcn ihucn cinigc 3cit nah
ocm llndtiltf Gclett hate.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

Eie Inmpfs Si9muhlc eeS SNerrr i,enro
@hnwS ai piieNctdmJ Odnpbin @auntD, lit
lrete l8ofc Bis nuf cen @runo uierer9c,
branut. = ltid,t ueriICbcrt--Bcrluif $4,000.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

Tohe ben Wieouri SdGcn hat nculib Gin
@rfed,t srpi1t,cn ben @rcw unb Sd,waGfus
Snbioncrn ifatteefunoen, weldes bier Gage
eaucrtr, uno enolid, ,u @uniter Der @rpws
ausfcl! Die snsabl Der @ctcoteten II. 8er'
wunceten bat man nift ausniitteln fonner,
cieIeIbc mus abcr beSeuteno fcin. Diefe bcis
ben Stdmmr itnc enanrrrIiebr scbdiiIg, tpcl'
d,eS pclIeidt gum 3bril oabsr riibren mag,
peil Die GrcwS iebr freunoIid 9s9en bic
Wci6cn 9cfnnct flno. .....- ....
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

Ter Staat Icras, Der MN III Die lluirn
enlightenment IT. cHtbilt 9egcnmirtt9 30
&0uutire. ....-.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

".M micrer @icics1cbuuq it Ger gcs
lhius nit grceer Wehrhcit pailIrt wcrocn,
ole @eIcecrmmittec ,u inlmircn, ciu @efcB
vcr;ule0cu, prSmh ods @iieubabu' uno @ds
natfahrcu al Scuntugeu cCrbotcu fpiro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

Sm pcrigrn Sabre iIno in Gcu Srlcans
ujd't wcnigcr ais Is pcgieucn AM Scnncn'
ltt, 2c'lcrtcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

81 a 4 f db bthra n.--2ufrlae tcm 9teu
Sebfcro WcrcurD, beIduft fIh Ger i'm prrs
9dn9cuen Sahr in Der Surlce erlnuQtc Ghrnn
pcn iIcbcn uup picrsia 9Baatitfiu9crn. ouf
42.67O Safer. Ter Srtrdg it um ein Grit'
thcil qcrn9cr, nlS in aneern Snhrrn unb Der
prciR cicIts gIrtitsI6 mus ecm;ufrl9c nctt'
neneiocrwciie bcecuteno itei0en.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

Notcu-[2!ojc I 0ieieS gEcrt miro ictr
oft octraud,t, abcr clc it,one Scecuhu9 cCi'
iclbcu III mchl ben Wciitcu uubctanut. @S
fcmmt aus benz fronSoiIifcn uno bcoentet 10
riel dls Gjctt bChttc od-0ictt ici init CIR
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

Heus 5cE iep.--Die Gru'SerieD See
ies9ebuua hat Sefhltsr, ginifig rcr friebli.
d'rn Sedcsua2 Ger Src9cn Slrrili1fcitsE,
pailtrt . ..
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

99ci bcr in bicfcr 8cd,c fir 9Ieams @nur,
10 III GettDsbura qehaltcncn @rnrt, fctI cs
furs hrrocqou0cr Icin las Siefdrgnis mar
Iccr, 91icmono rinrs Scrostcns ncaen fir
icin GriHcinrn an rcr @curt iibsrturrcn, mo
Die @ranciurcrs ifnuteu uub iduatcr ihrc
Taumeu, bios nm Die 3eit ;u ocrtrribcu.-
gEc 1T eiu anrerrs @nuniD i'm Stnot, mel.
Dies fIh 9Icams in ricfcr S.iuGd,t ,ur Scitc
ifcGIcu fam ? sltcr mcint 9IeamS 1T Gin
Whi9' @aurtY !-Srtel.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

g q, NIB | / d'.-cSn benz 9uburn, Geus
9)crf, Staats Gisfinouis pmre Icstc Brde
efl &efan9cncr rermnBcu 9epciticht, cas cr
auoeu SrIoeu Starb. 400 Strcid,c mureeu
ihmm apei Edsen aufac;dbIt. Has 9crtre,
den mar. ras or iIh auihiftc ais ict or pom
BcrltanSr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

Gin Trurp prn 900 Shaofeu, mcGd'e ci'
ncm 9rribcr ock6rtcu, uro iltcr Sfodt orr
ciuiocn @cd,en in enem ncf in 9tcm, Telt
S)crf, nate bel GDrfd,'s MIhle, eiuaeirerrt
lparcn, wurceu burd, eic 9iirnbabnfarrcu,
bic unhs rabci ocrbci paiIirtcn, in Turdt ac'
IrBt, cOf iGc hcrouS bradsu, uno I'D, ouf enS
Gis eeS Cammc6 oriuQtsu, wrIdes inter ihs
ncn brad, uuS che &c hernus aetradt mcr'
ecn fpnntcn, 800 baron crtranfcn. ,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

cN @e5cegebinlg crS StdatS 9irusIrrfeD
E,lTictleecsmdlibre SieunqalI encm @ebct.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-11

Cine 9 h Ia d,taufTeu See
o.--Iad, in pcriacr QBcdIr gu Ten Ycrf
eiuacaonQrner 9idhrihtcn, rpurre cine cnt'
ihiecCnc Sd,ladt auf Der Snicl gtcus Seelanb
gelicfcrt swildlrn reu brittl(dcn 3rurpen uno
ben @mgcbcrncn, inter Gem Scfehl res be-
riIbmtcu SberbauptS cCbn NCfi, III ipeld,cr
Die crfcrn total 9cihlngcn ipnrecn, init clncm
Geriuit rru so acmrlucn ScIcateu uno 3
bcltnlItcn Sfhricrcn, nnc 80 TerwunNeteu.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

CINCINNATI, Nay 5-FLOuR-The market continues dag
heavily along and prices still tending downwards they
must reach lower point before Of
transacted The following the heard Of reports
liz barrels from Whitewater canal last evening s53 100 and
300 this morning $3.50; 100 sa55
GRocERIE-saes Of SO bags good fair Rio Coffee
10 do ST. Domingo Tel 20 barrels Louis Sugar House Mo-
lasses at 45c
HENF-A sale from Of 20 bales Kentucky roued,
1895 1881 100 lbs; 2s d. from per 100 lbs
GRE-Saes from landing Of SO bushels Oats 26e 3 bushels
Corn a SOC.
sALr-A sale Of 500 barrels Kanawa No from landng Ise.
NEW ORLEANS prl 29-SuG.R-there has been inquiry,
and about 400 hhds have found decline
last week.
MorAEA shade lower oday. Sales Of 500 barrels 23l IS
per gallon.
fLoUR-Today's operations comprise of
viz 200 Ohio at si27l, IOO do. I04 do $780,
do at si27, 100 do Missouri AGO. d. ne s375
per barrel.
PROvONAbOut 900 sod viz: 26O barrels Mesin
o at slOs7l 235 do NJ at Prime at So sI Der
barrel sale Of 400 barrels Lard private
sour sides sold at &c., 20 casks Cincinnati &c. IS 5fe
and 10 do bagged Hams at &c. per pound.
GRAS-60O sacks White Corn
and do in various lots % 4 per 800 sacks Oats
sold at &c., and 437 do. Wheat at s7c. per bushe
HAT-About $50 Western per ,on
HENr-We remarked 20 bales Wafer routed 500 per ton
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

The case Of Commodore Crane is a sad one. His
suicide is Of those strange and unaccountable
things, which sometimes conound all the calculations
of reason. He was high in the Navy-possessed
handsome property-bad reached the firm and mature
age of 63-was surrounded by family, and would
seem to have had many motives to continue in life,
drawn from that life ITSELF to say nothing of the ire
mendous sanctions Of eternity. But some moral or
physical idiosyncrasy tormented him. He had ceased
TO relish those things which the ordinary objects
of human pursuit and enjoyment Friendship, fame,
wealth, pleasure business all had ceased to charm
him. He even abandoned the more dignifed weapons
of his profession the pistol and the sword and re-
sorted to the What dread moments were those
when with deadly deliberaton he removed his cravat
laid aside his coat and placed large book in in
clined position, to his dying pillow. All
that brave men call ambition seemed to have died
within him and, what is still more melancholy. the
sacred suggestions of domestic love seem also to have
expired in his desolae bosom for in a note to CON-
modore Warrington, he requested that his body should
not be carried home, that it should be distinguished
by no popularity of dress-that official obsequies
should be performed-but that it should be quietly
conveyed TO the nearest place of sepulture Com.
Crane has been in the United States service forty
seven years.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

The WIFE.-It needs not guilt to break hus-
bands heart the absence of content the mutterings
of Spleen the untidy dress and the cherries home,
the forbiddng scow and deserted hearth; these and
other nameless negects, without a crime among them
have narrowed to the quick the heart of many man.
and planted there, beyond the reach of cure the germ
of dark despair. Oh may woman, before that sad
sight arrives dwell on the recollectons of YOUTH and
cherishing the dear idea of that tuneful time. awake
and keep alive the promises she then kindly gave
and though she may be injured, not the injurlng
one-the forgotten, not the forgetful wlfe-a happy
alusion to that hour of Iowa kindly welcome to a
comfortable home-a smile Of love to Danish hostile
words kiss of peace to pardon all the past, and
the hardest heart that ever locked itself within the
breast of selfish will soften to her charms and
bid her live. she had hoped her years in matchless
bliss-oved, loving and content-the soOther of the
sorrowing hour-the source of comfort, and the
spring of Joy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14
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Promptly Erpels Worms TO almost incredible number
substantae the above fact many hundreds
could be adduced out Of which the owing selected
from individuals OF standing and ver1cy Indeed confidently
affirmed that each trial Of the of this remedy will
additional tendency fame that
universally known and dihused
would less than many hundreds
annually.
CERTIFICATES.
do certify tibet vial Of Mr. McLanes
expelled five hundred and whole
have made sixty more from boy Of Leweng which
laid straight line would probably
enormous length Of hundred yards JOSIAH JACKSON
Owner OF Water Forge, and other works Monongas
SURPRISING EFFECTS OF DIR. McLANE's WORM sPE-
ClElCOn Saturday, February 1s4S Mr. Richardson
called az the drug of j. Kidd
Wood streets, and made the following statement:
child OF mine had been very sick for days. had
given her purgave medicine hut had done her good One
OF neghbors and said that destroying
the chi aud at the time spoke Of the wonderful effects
had witnessed from using Dr. McLanes Worm Specific that
neghborhood We procured VIAL and the
child discharged ~ large gave another tesspoonfu
which brought 46 more-in all IS
and the community freely make known these facts My
child is well What remarkable the Worm Specific
expelled the about four hours after the medicine
Prepared for the proprietor by JONATHAN KIDD CO,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists Wood street. Pittsburgh
BBe particular TO ask for DR.. McLanes American Worm
Or tent Verrn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

From the digging out" that seems to be going on
in SO many directions, especially in the upper Wards
it is probable that the number of buildings in 1916
will equal those Of 1916. The fire of last summer
served to swell the aggregate of 1915 little, but
less than 200, (say 1907 Whereas the fire in 1885
increased the number in 1886, four or 800 Our CT
therefore, never went ahead as rapidly as it did n
1S45. And now, since to have no war with
John Bull, and the SubTreasury is not going break
any bones, we cannot see why its growth should be
retarded. much better class of buildings too were
erected in 1915, than in any former year.--N Y
Jour. of Com.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14
FOREIGN ITEMS.
Ernm %. Lirerpooi nfereurr loth fn,t.

FROM me LfreTPoW mercury IOth "et.
There is little doubt that the offer from our Gov
eminent WHICH went out by the Caledonia last Satur-
day-for it dntgo out Notwithstanding the ignorance
of our slow coachconemporaries on the subject-will
be accepted and finally settle this important and long
pending 1.-THE oregon] question"
OREeoS.-The article in the last number of the
Quarterly Rerieic, the subject of Oregon is be-
ginning to attract attention, that the hubbut
arising out Of the Indian victories, is fast subsidng
The gist Of the article is TO promote compromise
and the reviewer would be content with the forty
ninth parallel. We have con;ended from the frs
that any fair settlement of the dispute would be hail
ed with avidty by the English people, in order tC
avoid the horrible consequences which an appeal tc
force would produce and the seml-oficial character
of the article to which we allude, embodying the feel
ngs Of the great conservative party on the subject
confirmatory of our views.
The arrival at Havre with New York papers TO the
18th ul brings the debates in Congress- on this sub
jec three weeks later than the previous packet. The
ultra Oregon appear TO be losing ground and the
general feeling of the country well as of Congress
leaves little TO apprehend for belligerent results
Indeed it is generally believed here that the dispute
is virtually settled. We sincerely hope that this j:
not an assumption, but Wilmer d Smith.
Times.
LIVERPOOL, April 1.-THE Treasury order for re-
leasing goods under the tariff at the reduced du
ties has made the Custom House scene of muct
commotion during the present week. The amount Of
duties received has been heavy-a proof that the
commercial world regard the ultimate of Pees
measures certain Vast quantities of Indian corr
continue TO be released from bond for trans-shpmen
to Ireland.
There are % lieutenant colonies, % majors, 13s
captains, lis lieuenans, ii ensigns, and AZ medica
officers of the East India Companys service on leave
in Great Britain and Ireland. They are all ordered
to join their regiments forthwith
In 1889, the number of marriages in England and
Wales, was 123, l66; in 1910, ID sos; and in 1912
1lS,S25, of which 1904, according to the rites
of the established Church.
The for the Great Britain steamship
weighs seven tons.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14
Married.

On Tuesday, the 9th inst, at Brownsville, Union
county, by Rev. Mr.. Griffith, Mr.. WILLIAM PARR,
of indianapolis, to Miss SUsANNAH RIDER, of Browns
vile.
On the 9th inst, by Esqr. Sullivan, ANDREW JACK
SON WNcHEL, to Miss MARGARET T. GILLELAND,
both of Indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

We are panied to learn through the last Goshen
Democrat, of the death the 2lst ult of Mrs. Mary
Maria, wife of Dr. Ellis, editor of that paper. Her
illness long and distressing, but borne with un-
common fortitude and resignation. Rev. Mr.. Avery
preached her funeral sermon to a large assemblage
the day after her death. Dr. Ellis speaks in his paper
most feelingy of his bereavement, and he has our
warmest and most heartfelt sympathes for him in this
trying affiicton.--St. 10. Register.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14
Sl1,l5O co

Nor QUITE RUINED From the report of the city
Inspector, just published, it appears that 1880 new
buildings erected in the city of New York, in
the year 1916 greater number than were ever be-
fore erected in one year! In the inflated year Of
1886 there were erected 1896 new buildings This
number included all that were required to supply the
places of those destroyed by the great fire of Decem-
Der, 1885. To show how much greater the adj
dtion to city in the year 1915, thar any former
year, give the number of buildings erected, in
foxy Of Tho
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

OEFPrentice, Of the Louisville Journal, seems to be
terribly alarmed at the prospect of Mexican war
against the United States. The Louisville Democrat
good humoredly likens him to the redoutabe militia
captain who arranged his in due ORDER and har-
rangued them as follows =" Now, boys, if you are
hard pressed run like the d, and, as am a little
lame, I'll start now"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

One of the most important items of foreign news,
is that Indian and Buckwheat are TO be admit
ted duty free at once under order of Council and
before the Tariff bill becomes law. This is to in
vite importatons Immediately. 1t also manests the
urgent necessity for additional supply of food for
the consumption Of Great Britain.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

Dr.. SELBY, charged with being accessory to the
offence of procuring dead bodies for dissection the
neighborhood of Ashtabula, Ohio was recently con-
victed in that county, and sentenced to pay fine Of
$500, and TO be imprisoned twenty days in the
mon jail.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

The Great Germanic Union of Customs, which Sc
free trade among the states united in it,
extends from the frontiers of France and Belgium to
those of Russia and Austria, and includes twenty
eight millions of people. The numerous States CON-
posing this Confederation were formerly surrounded
with custom houses, and all sorts of restraints upon
mutual intercourse. They now enjoy the same per-
fectly free trade with each other, which pervades
unites, and blesses the States of this republic.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

0ErThe Secretary of the Navy has made a contract
with Captain George W. Taylor the American div
ing-bell and sea-bottom exploring man, to proceed
with his powerful apparatus to Gibraltar for the pur-
pose of raising the steamship Missouri.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

If St Paul, great as he was, should appear among
US, not 100 out of the Is 900 ministers of this
try would hear him, or give him a drop Of ink TO
write the weakest line he wrote.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

Mr.. Fisk, late of the Washington Times, has COM
menced the publication of the Odd Fellow's Maya
zine.-Er.
Better let it be, Mr. Fisk There already toe
many magazines of the kind, and you can't shine
You not fit for editor of any thing. Too much
Tind, and no ballast. Better go to preaching OIL
drayng.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

0TThere are nine dstilleries in operation in Bos-
ton, employing AZ men, and a capital OF S175 900.
They manufacture annually about 2,S72, 623 gallons
of spirits, valued at S526,0OO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

NAvAL.-U. S. ship Marion sailed from Lagos,
Jan. 20-all well. The purser died on board Jan.
20 and was buried at Guitar.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

A DEMOCRATIC BANK.-Some doubt being justly en-
tertained, whether such thing democratic
bank can really exist, we give the following plan ,
of one from the Galena Jefersonan, which ought to
settle the question:
Vault-Mother earth.
Erchanges-The transplantings of the nursery and
garden.
Deposits-The seed strown by the farmer.
Discounts-Happiness, sobriety and manly indie
pendence
Assets-Smiling fields waving with golden har-
vest.
Liabitities-Indebted to God alone who sends the
sunshine and the rain
Diuidends-Health, wealth, and honest patriotic
hearts.
We hope this may be the only kind of banks ever
tolerated in the west.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

government express passed through Mobile on
the 2lst ut, with orders for Gen Taylor. 1t is sup
posed that they relate to the recent news from Mex
leo.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

LATER FROM TExAs.-By arrival at New Or
leans from Galveston, we have four days later from
Texas. There intelligence of interest received
from Gen. Taylor's army.
We learn from the Galveston News, of the evening
of the l4h instant, that several individuals having
followed Gen. Tayors army against his orders, were
Immediately pressed into the army and required to
bear This being exactly what they wanted, a
good many others have followed, both by the Gulf
route, and On fatboats down the Laguna de Madre.
We TO doubt that Gen. Taylor still
remains in pelceabe and undisturbed possession Of
the left bank of the Rio Grande.
The Houston Star of the 9th instant says that the
country along the coast has been vsite by remarka-
bly, storms, and the torrents of rain that had
fallen have it is feared, seriously injured the crops
in many places.
The Legislative intelligence from Austin, with one
exception devoid of general interest In obedience
to resolution the Comptroller furnished the Cover
with statement of the probable annual expenses
of the State of Texas The total expenses are emu
i g
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14

"Gov. Whitcomb of Indiana has started to Ohio
in search of wife. On his return, presume, he
will open the campaign."-M o. Della.
He has opened So the campaign" Mr.. Delta, and is
now Z" going it, with perfect looseness."
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-05-14
EI[Ay@ AN 81
Akyz5ii

For the Cure Of Hepdtes Complaint Dyspepsia and
Sick Head Ache.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER-Psn in the right side,
under the edge of the ribs increased preure
pain in the left sides the patient rarely able side;
tends the Of the shoulder for
rheumatism in the right The stomach loss Of
appetite and Sickness the bowels general
ternating with lax the
with dull heavy sensation part generally
considerable loss Of memory accompanied with painful
ton OF having left undone something which ought
complains Of WEAKNESS and debility he is easily startled his
cold and burning and he complains Of prcky
the skins his spirits ow although satisfied
ecise would be beneficial him. scarcely
fortude enough to it. In fact he ditrus
Several Of the above symptoms attend the disease
where few
death
CERTIFICATES
This TO certify that having been associated with Dr. McLane
in the of medicine nearly and half
had many opportunities witnessing
Pills and believe they cured relieved
Of the diseases Of the liver than have known
eyed by any other course Of treatment
December Z, 1896. OLIVER MORGAN, NJ. d.
McLANES LIVER PILLs-This is to certify have
afflicted years with the Liver Complaint applied
different physicians obtaining temporary relief On hearing
DIR. McLane Liver Pills obtained and used two boxes
feel almost fully restored heah the Liver Pills have
surprising relief s. DAVIS, Pittsburgh.
0bservenone genuine without facsimile Of the prOpetors
Prepared for he proprietor by JONATHAN KIDD & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists No CO. Wood Pittsburgh