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BlAIsSEEAE'S SALE.

Hey virtue Of writ of execution (veatol exponas)
hb directed from the clerk Office of the circuit court Of the Uni
ted States for the district Of Indiana will offer for sale at the
Marnsvle, Morgan county, In
diana Sh day September next between 10 A NJ and
NJ the and profits for the following descrb
estate, West half Or section ], township ii
half section ,, township II east; hall W
section township ii. and section 3
township And failure to sufficient
satisfy the demand viii the time and place offer for
Of said described real estate Taken
property defendants the suit of Lewis Kemp
Daniel Buckley, against John Sims ct al
A. c. PEPPER,
u. Marshal, District Indiana.
cot Sep (Pr. fee 50 SOY BY GEO. McOUAT, Deputy
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CYAN INDIAN HUvG.-In the Cherokee Nation
according TO the Advocate of the 9Th inst, Taka-o-
kah an Indian Of that Nation, convicted of the
dePof a woman at Beatiies Prairie, was hung at the
Court House in Delaware District, the ID inst, in
the presence of numerous concOurse of people, who
had met together TO witness the awful spectacle Un-
der the gallows he made a few more remarks, in
which he confessed that he had murdered persons
but denied his guilt of that for which he about &c
be hunO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12

GREAT RAtN.-Adams county (Niss.) was on Sun
day last visited by of the heaviest rains ever
known since 1904. So rapidly did it fall, that the
whole country was soon under water. Bridges and
fences were washed away, cattle were drowned, the
cotton aud corn torn up. The damage is said TO be
immense. Col. Bingham lost one of his best horses
Much valuable stock lost. Our informant states
that the rain continued for three successive days but
that the damage from the flood occurred principally
on Sunday
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The Love OF PowER.-We do not recollect ever TO
have forcibe illustration of the :enacitv
with which the lust of power is capable of sczing
upon the mind, than the following, exhibited in the
form of an Oriental parable:
ga Grand Seignor caused his Vizier's to be cut
off, and proclaimed that the should be thrown up
and whoever caught it telling should succeed in the
Viziers place, but upon terms to be served the
as his predecessors, at the expiration of the year
When the crowd come together to catch this arm
one man more dIlIgeut and dexterous than the rest
caught it. So he yizer and, at the years end,
his arm was cut off and thrown up before, and he
himself with his left arm, caught again. and after
his second year his left arm was cut off and thrown
up and he caught it with his mouth
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12

Col. Haskell, who has had the controversy with
Gen. Pillow, is sort of independent wing candidate
for Congress in Tennessee. He ma lie speech ate y
at Dresden, which is represented TO have been deci
dedly rich. He said the only way to terminate the
to plumber the houses, rob the churches, and
burn down the towns and Qualifications, our army
passes through the country He declared the war un
CONSTITUTIONAL and no act of Congress could make il
constitutional. He went for Gen. Taylor for Presi
dent, whether he was whig democrat, but says he
81 go for old lack because he is good whig, for
had conversation with him on that subject, and he
told that he not only good ,chig, but quar-
ter OCer.';
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-Four steamships are ploughing their way across
''the Atlantic foam" on their way to this country
the Philadelphia, French steamer,) from Cherbourg.
the 10Th inst; the Hbernia from Liverpool the 18th
the Gaudalqulver "a new iron steamer from the New
York and Havana line,) from do, the Doth; and the
Washington from Southampton, probable the 10th or
18th. They will, any Of them, bring later news Of
the -four and grain market, which is looked for with
uncommon interest by the dealers.
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IMPROVING THE BREED-An army correspondent OF
the New Orleans Delta writes IL don't care what is
said to the contrary, some of the Mexican are
very pretty. and although the are still very hos
tile they every day becoming more Americanized
The last word brings to mind remark of General
Twiggs. short time after the occupation of Mat
amoras by our troops, the old General was standing
the piazza, and seeing number of our volunteers
promenadng with score of Senoritas, he turned to
Lieutenant Britton and said: 4 wouldn't like to storm
this. 20 years hence why so asked the Lieuten-
ant Because should have to fight different breed
of dogs
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isy the President of the United States.

NJ IN pursuance Of law, l. Polk President of the
that public sales viii he held a. the land Offices IN the
the following described lands situated IN the late Miami cessions in
said State, to wit:
day September next disposal public within the
aforementioned townships and fractional wnhips, to wis
North Of the base line and east Of the second PriRBa asdaa
Fractional nhps twenty-five, and twenty three
township twenty one townships wentytw and
twenee in the former "Grea Miami Reserve of ranges
townships twenty-five twenty former
Fractional township twenty thee "two
miles square The saanana of thirteen and fourteen
both day Of September for the disposal the public
in the aforementioned townships and fractional townships wit:
6rLh Of Of principal meridian
Townships twenty four twenty hve and twenty and fractional
township wentyseven IN the former Great Miami Reserve Of
Fractional ownhps twenty four twenty fve tweny-six and
twenty seven tie former rea Miami Reserve and fractional
townships thrthIe and thirty four in the former Flat
Fractional townships twenty seven and twentyelgh in the former
fractional townships Thirty three and hiOur in the former
at Fiat BeIly's VHlage' of range eight
mIesquae nver and
fractional township thirty in the former Seeks vii
Fractional nsp twenty in the former reserve at Fa
S m he e & Asys vs sn9 and he
"Raccoon Village and fractional township thirty the former
reserve at "Seek's Village" Of range ten.
AZ, twenty a. nine and
Aboe river" and the "Racoon Village" Of range
Fractional townships twenty eight and twenty nine IN the former
Atthe Land Office amac commencing Monday the
aforementioned tow nshps and fractional townships tOwt
Of the base line and principal
the former Miami Reserve.' Of range one.
Townships four, twenty fve and fractional
township twenty the GIeat Miami
and three.
Townships four sve and six and fractional
townships twenty and twenty eight the former
mi Reserve and the Reserve between the Wabash and Eel
of four
Wabash Eel Of five
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools military,
purposes sections granted
Of the Wabash with those Of Lake Erie" by ap
ID March, 1927 together with the which
ted and approved under The act Of 2 August o42 in lieu
Of said by individual
will be excluded from
w sold for less price than dollars per acre.
section Of the entitled
right acquired
Indians Indiana approved
1876 And the offering OF the will be commenced
appointed and proceed the order which they
with all daic until the whole shall have offered
closed But shall he
and private the
until after the expiration OF weeks.
under hand city OF Washington this
May, Dominic thousand eight hundred
BY the President: JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG Commissioner of the General
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TO THE PUBLIC.
E0GX& 9 ESSLSS
SIz3;;

FENHE LIZ LN rlLI since
their his agents has FAR exceeded
most sangune expectations Il about TEN YEARS since
they public During this hundreds
Of certificates have been handed testin their efficacy and
stating the great relief tney had derived from the Othem
We have possession certificates from rSpeca
BILE have used DIR. MLANES LIVER PILL with
the happy results where other known remedy has
been used in vs Also quite number regular ply sicians Of
good standing through the country using and recommending
them in their practice
wish Pills should be
aud fully experience stand fall by the effects
duce they tested and that the result has
favorable call thousands witness whohave
experienced their beneficial effects
DR.. MLANE'S LIVER PILLS not held forth
mende dixie the popular medicines Of the day. univ
sal curess but for LIVER COMPLAINTS and those
symptoms connected with deranged state Of that
j KIDD & CO.
DIR. M'Lane's Liver Pill.
The demand for these Pills is truly surprisng Country
chants who hardly be induced purchase
dozen Read the following from New Castle
NEw Castle, Feb u, ls47-
Msssrs. j. Kidd Co. Gentlemen-Pease send another
half Pills The half gross purchased few
months all sold-ndeed since customers have used
.nLaHs's Prs" and found them efRczcious,
scarcely sell other although for most OF the Pills
Respectfully yours W. WATSON.
Prepared for Proprietor and sold wholesale and retail by
J. KIDD & Co.
90 Wood-st, Pittsburgh, Pa
@ Purchasers will be particular and inquire for Dr.
MLANE'S LIVER PILLS. there other Pills, purpong
to be " Liver Pills" before the public.
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POSTPONEIlENT

OF the Land Sales in the INDIA NAPOLIS, FORT
WA YNE, and WINAMAC Districts, in the
State of Indiana.
NOTICE the lands the Miami
- cessoas Indiana of the President
United States dated the fifth day OF May 1884, TO be
Land Office Indianapolis the sixth day Of Sepem
the Land Office Fort Wayne the 10Th September
a Office Wnaniac the NTH
September until and
mence on Monday, the 2Oh day Of December, 1917.
Washington, this second day
OF hundred and
By he President. RICHARD NJ YOUNG.
l5t2S Aug. Commissioner Of the Gen. Land Office
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WARSIEAg.,S SALE.

EpY virtue writ tyendion exponas d.
ID the clerks Of the Un
ted States for the district OF Indiana will offer for sale
Bloomfield county nd-
the 10Th day Of September between 10 NJ and
NJ profits following described
wit: West half section p. and
ofn or section 25 west And on failure TO
sufficient sas, demand will at the time
and offer for sale the fee simple of said above described real
Taken property defendants the
d. Davis against Andrew Downing, al. g. PEPPER,
u S. Marshal District Indiana
cot Sept. (Pr. fee 50 O0D By McOuAT Deputy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-12

% REGIMENT INDIANA VOLUNTEERS have
been circulated to the prejudice of the above named
Regiment, charging it, in effect with cowardice at
the battle OF Buena VISTA On looking at the facts
satisfied injustice has been done them, and that
they fought bravely that memorable field. toking
the earliest and seyerest Gre of the first days fight
They stood that FIRE bravely and longer than might
reasonably have been supposed they would-Hzrf-
ford, c., Times, Jely 81.
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Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun
writes that
"Mr. John @. Adams. Just before he left this city,
Of mine, on the subject OF the Mexican war. He
gave his views very freely, and in substance they
were that the war with Mexico would not end until
the United States had conquered the whole of 1t. He
believes that the matter had gone so far that il
was longer under the control Of this government,
and that people would subjugate acquire, appro-
pirate and annex the whole of Mexico 1t vas his
opinion moreover that from the war would arise a
military enthusiasm in this country, leading the peO-
pie to prefer military all Of elective Offices. He
quite certain that for years to come, all success
full candidates for the presidency must be military
men. connected with or grown on, of the Mexican
war"
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every entitled To the right OF emptoE lands It'll
fractional required
To the Register
Land Office and make therefor the
fixed by third
practicable seeing this
OF the public sale OF the lands ebac-
Otherwise such shall be forfeited.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG, Commissioner of the Gen. Land Office
n
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Read and Consider.

letter Boggs (hrother
Bogg Missouri who The talented and
full practitioners tia Chckssaw country. He gentleman
Of the highest responsibility and standing having filled very
important Office the United States Government United
States Consul TO the Republic of Mesico1
Dear Sir-Since with
had opportunity Of testing the OF pills. and find
them BIZ much better preparation than imagined the
consequence is, that shall recommend them practice, as
also dense population II have usual
Of and especially the disease incident the
probability that immense quantity OF your pills can be dspo
sed Of
you proper therefore, you forward to this agency
good and in would make this the
adjoining counties ccn be supplied application You will ad
here of H. Horah Memphis Tenn, a the
time forward instructions regards remtance
Advertising sc. Very respectfully, your obi servt,
JAMES c. BOGGS, NJ. d.
Fsirvie,V Pontotoc Co. Miss, Aug II, 1874.
Jsz-FOr sale, wholesale and retail by
s. J. WADE and TOMLINSON BROTHERS, indianapolis.
III. +. GREEN Brownsburg
JOHN w. VAUGHAN, Pitborough
CAVE j. CARTER. jamestown.
B. SWEENEY Rovlton.
DAVID WOODFORD, Tkorntown.
LANE & SION, Lei anon.
PITZER WELSH, Eagle Village.
GRAFTON JOHNSON, Greenwood
MANWARINCi ADAMS, FrankIin
y. d. ROBINS. Ednhurg.
| EDWARD P. DAY. Shelbyyile.
LUDLOW & kennedy, Marion
IRA BAYLEY, Freepor
| H. PERSON Greenfield.
WM SILVER. Pendleion
WILLIS @. ATHERTON Andersontown.
j. HOCKEr Plainfeld.
| J. w. WALTON Bridgeport.
w. ]. UNGLEs, BeleSile
ny Druggists generally throughout south
and West.
May a5th. 1917. epw&swlyCe7is
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The Sufferer Dies

is fortunate however for the world that sovereign remedy for
the other all found
the prompt and timely Indian Vegetable
Sugar Coated Pills. They extensively circulated than
other medicine offered tbs public and CiHg Thou
sands Of annually They Justly considered and apprec
aed boon Of nesmabe value to the community wherever
they have been introduced
There thousands of Witnesses of whom the
respectable members of the healing the valuable
peTes of these medicines and the nnumerabe
effected by them They emphacaly family medicine; and
family should without
They certainly superior purgafive for
Epnus
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UNDERsTILL,S FLOUR.

r1yHE undersigned has made arrangement r. r. Under
hill which they will hereafter constantly supplied
with his superior and well known superne Flour which win be
sold lowest market prices Aso always hand Under
hills Corn Meal the best article Of the Kind sold the city
Terms C9SH Aug6. 20-n S. Y. b. & 4. r. NOEL
Willow Wagons and Market baskets.
NEW supply OF superior kinds and finish jus: received by
N Aug. 6. eGtf SV b. 4 Il. II. NOEL.
- by 20u 3 " b. s T. II. NOEL.
Carpet and COveriet Warps,
every Cotton Yarn, kept constantly
N hand by Aug. 6. 20-n S. v. b. 4 T. r. NOEL.
LAW PARTNEIkSEEIP.
OLIVER II. SMITH & THOMAS L. SULLIVAN viii here
" after practice Partnership United
indianapolis One Of the firm will attend the
in the counties OF Hancock shelby Johnson
Hendricks Hamilton, Boone Maion and Delaware and the other
may a all times be consulted at their Office. 20-3w
FISH! FISlI!! FISH!..
C<OD FISH NJ for by
~ July 90 % a. H. DdgIDsoN
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HAVE FOUND A TREASURE.

SO the cousumve who has been ab0nng under distress
- Cough, Pain he Sic and Chest and debaline night
and could nd relief so the .7haatc, whose
breathing such he could lie night So
person has dag the LERgs and who day
day until he with this invaluable help. Would you know
nan
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or the Stage OF Action.

We aud in their different FORMS because fever Is so
form other either and lever bilious fe
YER eysipeas fever rheumatic fever The approaching
Symptoms disregaded after the disease oped
plecfed is
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SIIernan'S OIOSaOnfan,

Is this invaluable treasure which has done during
relieving the above diseases than any other
This hubug, any deception practiced
e the Office the inspection OF all may
Ins Than Ilrer
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-30

TIE DOLLAR MARK-We copy The following
from communication in the Southern Stand.
ard, written by Beverly TUCKER
snow the most rational account I ever heard
Of the mark $ is this The Straits of Gbrsl
tar, called of cd "lbe pillars OF Hercules. were
also then called the ne plus ultra of the world
Spain pushed her discoveries TO this continent,
and when she carried heme the wealth thus re
wurced her enterprise, she coined il into dollars,
and stamped them with triumphant allusion
10 her grea, achievement. The pillars they bear
ara the pillars OF Hercules. and across them is
t~,ned filiet marked with the bosstfui words,
plus ultra" Fsr,her yet. the two straight
lines are supposed to represent these pillars, and
the line that valves across them stsuds for the
hllst; and thus the mark 3 is but rude pie
'drs Of this part OF the impression.
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DE N TIST II Y.
JACOB EELLEE,

TEyHANKFUI for the liberal encouragement
which he has received, wouli respectfully
inform bis friends and the citizens Of Nof:humbst
land county in general. that he hss prepared him
self with the best incu.rup,ible Teeth, Gold Plate,
Gold Fol, SC that can be had in the city Of Phi
lad, lphia and tha, he will cndeavot, 10 the utmost
Of h,a ability, 10 render fu satisfaction 20 al who
may ,hink p,opet TO engage his services. tie will
re ia Suphury at the August court, where he will
te ,rrparei at his residence, TO insert Teeth on
Gold Plate or on Pivot, 90 he latest and mos' a..
proved plans, nj attend Ia al lbe branches heiong
inn I, DENTAL SURGERY.
iah It w,'l he waited or at ,'icr places OF resi-
deucr il destrh
Hi ,haIgrs viii I've reasonable, aud his wo'k
warranted.
lie wall ,isi, different pats OF the coun'y, about
once it three months.
Sunturv. July 18th. 1916 6m
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MEDICAL APrROBATIoN
Rose Ointment, for Tettcr.

4 LTHOUGH the superiority of the prepa,sti'n
IA over all others is fully established, the proprie
tors take pleasure in laying before the public ,ha
following certificate from respectable physician,
a graduate of the University of Pennsy lvanla DR..
Baueh, having found in this remedy that relcf for
tedious and dsagreeable affection which the means
within the range of his profession failed to afford,
has hesi'ated to give his APPRECIATION although
the preudices and interests Of that profession
opposed to secret Remedies.
PmLAnELruIA, Sept. 10, 1896.
I was recently troubled with q tedious herpetic
eruption. which cnveed nearly one s,le of my face,
and extended the ear. Mr.. Vaughan, proprie-
To, Of the Rose Ointment, Observing my face, inss-
ted on my tying his preparation, Of which he ham
dej me jar. Although IN common with he mem-
hers OF my profession, discounenance and disap-
prove OF the numerous nostrums palmed upon the
public by ignorant preenders, feel in justice bound
TO except the Rose Ointment from that class of me-
dcines. and to give it my appreciation, as il entire
iy cured the eruption, although II h'd resisted the
usual applications. DANL. BAUGH, NJ. ID.
A PROOF OF IT'S EFFICACY.
PniLADkLrHrA, May 9Th, 1889.
THIS is to certify that was severely afflicted
with letter in the hands and fee, for upwards
of forty years the disease was attended generally
with violent itching and swelling. ! applied to
number Of ply sicsns, and used great many app'i-
cations without elecing cure About year
since, applied the Rose Ointment, which entirely
stopped the itching, and few applications immedi'
ately cured the disease, which there has been no
return Of, although had never been rid Of II at
any time for forty years. RICHARD SAVAGE,
Eleventh, below Spruce Street.
or The Rose Ointment is prepared by Z. b.
Vaughan. South East corner of Third aud Race
Streets, Philadelphia, aud sold on agency in Sunbu-
~, hy II. b. MASSER,
May l4ih, is43. hgest.
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Ell. lE V T. AND LlN f. +.
T n O M S q N S
Compound syrup Of Tar \ Wood


VVNHE unprecedented success Of this medicine, in
L the restoration # health, TO those who, in des.
pair. had given up all hopes, has given it an exa'.
ted reputation above all other remedies furnishing
evidence of its intrinsic value and power. the on.
ly agent which can be relied upon for the cure Of
Pulmonary Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Pain in the side and Breast, Splitting Of Blood,
Whoepng Cough, Group &c.
Attention is requested 10 the following ASTON.
iSHING CURE, hy Thomson's Compound Syrup
of Tar and w ood Nsptha.!
Philadelphia, May Sd, 1874.
Mr.. THOMSON-Dea Sir-Wnh grateful
feelings | inform you Of the astonishing effects oil
your MEDICINE, which has literally ra's me rom
. death.b.d Nv disease, Pulmonary Consunp'
,on, had reduced me 50 low that my physician pro-
noanced my case hopeless At this Junction he
gan 10 u.e your medicine. and miraculous as II may
seem. i, has completely restored me To health, after
everything else had failed. Respectfully yours.
WASHINGTON MACK.
Charlotte street, above George street.
The undersigned, being personally acquainted
with Washington Msck and his suGerings. bear
witness 10 the astonishing effects OF Thomson s
Compound Syrup OF Tar, and the uu.h OF the a.
hove statement
los. WINNER, 3is North Third street,
DAVID VICKERS, AZ Almond street,
HUGH MGINLEY, S. T.. corner Tsmany
Prepaed only by s. 2. Thomson, n. Z. corner
Of 5th and Spruce streets, Philadelphia.
, Agents-H. b. Masser, Sunbury ID. Gross,
and DR.. Macpherson, Harrisburg Jnu. G. Brown,
Pot,svie; Geo. Earl. Reading Houston Il Ma
OF, Towsnda, Bradford county, Pa. Price 30 cents
per bottle. or IS pr dozen.
az Bevavs Of oR iGiiotien,.
Ph!saslphis, June 2sth, lsi5.-ly
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IN al th,v ~ m resis tho Gre of anv hUiIUing in The
,yo,,J rhe o,,s;5s cose of tho Safes are m ,de Of
J,;,., ;ro, ~. ;ns,,. ,,s, ,f so,ps,o,s and hc
,,,.,, ,L,, ,,,., .,J ;,,., ,ase ;s a snare of
some n,bes ,hck and is Gll,d in with ind de,,ruc.
,,,l. m,,s,;l co "a "a n.Ls !, an in,n,ssjbil,,v to
a.s, h,,n on, of ,h. .on,sn,s ,s;le Of mi. ch,s,
Thss. = .,rs,ore sa,,mande,s we are p,epared
and ia ,h ~, ,a,d "a ,,,,,cs any article
i, tho shane Of Rnk s,f.s ,ha, will stand as much
300, .,I ,v. h,,i1 ,,,s.,,os ,o,jy a, ou Zines to
hsx. ,h.n, c.;,,, ,.,o, b., n,,,,;c h,,f;,e .bud q,
nm y, .,, ..,.,;,ar. soo, Msr,os.J - ,rv ,herr
w. .,, ,,''1,,a ~ r,an,s..,n,a ,,J lesu can.
s,,n,,v on banJ ,aroe .,J ornor.I as.or,men, nf
y, V" """. - ~ ~" b, ." So, e ,hi,h