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PLANK ROADS IN EASAaa. = Two wooden ROADS
are being constructed near Montreal. P8osBR's steam
carriage and guide wheels to be used ON them
One of The roads is three miles in engtb5the other
eavensmes. Red pine rails are used. They are
built at a cost of $1,000 mile -
The Chambly and Longuerril Plank Road Company
have declared dividend of So 600 AS tle eafnings
Of the roads the last year. It 10 miles long, and
cost $4,000.
Senior Pedro Maria Anaya, the new provisional
President of Mexico has issued address to the SOL
diers which concludes thus,s
'Soldiers The moment of trial has atast arrived;
it will neither be long nor doubtful because, in order
to- tsumph we only need follow the footsteps OF the
nation from which are descendants Spain saved
herself in 1905 because she never entered into peace
or agreements with her invaders. Let initiate her
lconstaRey, aud shall be saved. God and liberty J!
All the speeches and public addresses breathe a
fierce and determined hostility against country,
and exclude all thoughts of peace. A guerilla war;
and one Of posts is ADVISED by the leading members
of.Congress.
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The Philadelphia Ledger endorses in an able article
the resolutions of the Missouri Legislature with re-
spect to promotions in the army The views taken
by our Legislature commend themselves TO all right
thinking men in the country. To open the door to
promotions from the ranks. must infuse the happest
effect among the pryates, they will thus see that
on the faithful discharge of their duties rests their
advancement 1t is only Democratic, but will give
new vigor to American arms. The best discipline
among soldiers is cheerful patriotic, ambitious obedl
ence TO, and prompt execution Of all orders from
perior officers. The whole rank and file will see the
avenues to promotion thrown open, that merit will
only glory for the companies but for the indI-
vldua who does his duty What better stmulan can be
given ! An army, although often compared to a ma
chine should be moved by intelligence, and active, not
dogged obedience. Hence is that American volunteers
are so efficient in storming fort, in bold attack.
They are men who feel the full value of citizenship
who stimulated by pride; and who love mill
tary fame How beneficial, then must be the effect
the regular army, of promoting the worthy private,
and thus showing that even In military affairs the
spirit of our institutions is duly regarded and merit
is the only road to success Each soldier, fired by
audable ambition would go into BATTLE conscious OF
his importance individual, and resolved 10 win
distinction. He would submit cheerfully to the
drill as the school in which he could prepare himself
for higher post. In word, our regular army
would have new vigor, energy, and zeal Infused into
it. At the present time, it is equal to any in the
world, but il can thus be made still Efficient
50. Louis Union
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Betty Watson still rules the roast of the little king
dom of Bavaria. The Paris correspondent of the
Ledger says
In Bavaria revolution was effected by Lola Monies
aliaS Betsy Watson the notorious Paramour OF the old
dotard King. To please fifth rate dancer who Is
not even remarkably handsome, except that she has
dark blue eyes and black hair, Lewis, of Bavaria has
dismissed his Jesuit minister's telling the archbishop
in remembrance of the fact, that the patron saint Of
Munich is Ignatus, of Loyola that he is willing to
let him have Loyola provided His Eminence will give
him L0ld "a very dignifed reply, no doubt, on the
part of Catholic sovereign to the head OF his church
The Queen has left the capital, and the Crown Prince
las also gone travelling; but the King has dis
missed his Jesuit ministers, placed the portfolios IN
fAe hands of moderate and partly liberal men, and
the people shout for him, and applaud him In the
streets and the theatre. Ifthese signs do not show
the rottenness Of the social edlce of Europe, the per-
feet anarchy in morals, religion and politics, then i
is impossible to read the times. Germany Is on the
eve of revolution-we will trust that will be les:
bloody and more conducive to the ameoraton of the
people than the French.
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.HASGING.-The N. Y. Courier and Enquirer copies
paragraph detailing the cruel manner in which the
punishment Of death lately carried into effect in
Hickman county, KY, by using a cotton cord toe
small to sustain the victim, and then hempen rope
too large to slip. The Courier then s-"Kenucky
produces hemp, and an officer who could bungle 81
cruelty in his dreadful business would be good sub
ect test its superior strength that of cotton
The law should be altered by special statute, that in
such the culprit should 60 free and the sheriff
swing"
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GIVE learn from the N Y. Evening post that a
young French gentleman who occupied a high rank
in the French army has enlisted in one of the compa-
MES recruiting in that city for the ten regiments
He held commission in the French army, which he
resigned and left his friends and his native country
to join gallant army in Mexico. He brought let
tiers Of recommendation from distinguished gentlemen
both of this country and of France.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

The Magnetic Teegraphc Lines established in the
United States, worked Morse's plan, comprise an
aggregate distance of 1915 miles. The lines under
contract and in course of construction comprise 4974
miles-making an aggregate of complete and unfin-
ished lines of 6549 miles.
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MEDICAL.
nAVun CERAEGHEAn

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Drugs Medicines Palms,
Oils, Furnishes, Dye Stgfs Glassware, WtHd0w Glass;
White Lead Putty, s..
OULD respectfully inform his old customers the public
Nv generally that he has returned from Philadelphia New
selected with
chased and genera assortment OF all articles in his
line and which he is opening He would particularly invite
attention of icians Druggists Merchants Pders Painters
Fulc nvad &C. and all that he offer induce
dealers surpassed the and
represented
will paid filling prescriptions and compromising medicines
and the will beOpened hour Of the night when called
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-10

Immense orders for -four have been sent BY tele-
graphite Buffolo within the last week. One house
alone, supposed to be connected with the Rohscbi'ds
has RENTED $4,000 to that city for the purpose.
Indeed, more money went up by Livingston g. els's
Express, on Monday night, than ever was forwarded
at any one time before, and chiefly for account Of
flour speculators.-Journal Of Commerce, May 10.
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In Russia the Emperor's pet scheme of railroad
from St. Petersburgh to Moscow, is urged with his
ua imperious will, and 5000 soldiers were recent
ly put upon it laborers that its completion next
year might be insured.
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Consumption. or going into "a Decline.
Cure foLLolrs Cure BIZ The of DR.. Duncan's

Erpeef0rGnt Remedy.
Mr. WIN PETERS, Richmond, Indiana taken with had
his length cavities and
formed his Physician everything thought or
effects he informed hun that he could be cured that nothing
could he done in The time friend Of his Mr. Howell
David p. who
m The which did
that getting better After using six bodies he became perfectly
satisfied that the medicine certain him well
lie foI hotties and happy state to those afflicted
himself entirely cned. lie wishes these lines published the pablo
papers that others afflicted with Consumption know the virtues
0f Dr. Duncan Expectorant Remedy and their lives
Undersigned well with Mr. Peters
is 0 as stated. JAMES PETERS,
ISAAC HANNA,
GEO. DULL,
" F.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

E subscribers would respectfully inform the public and their
friends generally that they have this time large and well
selected stock of
Fresh Drugs and Medicines,
which been purchased with and will be sold o
any other Drug Store an sell in this place.
We especially friends and the public give call
and examine for themselves. J. }. OWSLEY 4 CO.
nacem
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FLoUR.-On Thursday there were but twenty bar
rels of flour in market, and the price ten dol
lars per barrel. There is plenty the way, un-
derstand, and it viii at a moderate cost.
-ProUidence Journal.
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swAIM's CELEBRATED PANACEA,
L,0R TtLIE IITQE M

FOR THE CURE OF
SerefLa, General Debility, Waite Sreing RheHaaiisa,
Diseases Of the Lfrer aad SKIN and all Diseases
arising from Impurities Of the Blood,
the Effects of Mercury
SWANS PANACEA has been for than twenty hve
celebrated this Europe extraordinary
for the certificates Of wh reference made TO the directions and
books (which may had gas accompanying the Panacea
IL has been used in hospital and private Practice and has had the
singular fortune OF recommended by the celebrated phys
clans and other eminent persons Among others BY
Valentine Mott NJ. D. Professor OF Surgery, ~ Y University
w Devices NJ D. Professor Of Midwifery, Pa University.
N Chapman, NJ D., Professor of Physic, Pa University
r. Parke NJ D., President College PLY scans, Phl1d.
Dr. Del Vale. Professor Medicine, Havana.
jose LOurenco da Luz, Professor Surgery. Lisbon.
- hpman Member College London.
c. w. Irving, late Minister Spain.
Sir Thomas Pearson Major General British Army.
Gilbert Robertson, British Consul,
And the wonderful effected by Swams Panacea have
invaluable remedy The Panacea does
contain mercury FORM and being innocent preparation may
be given 10 the tender infant.
Fifty per bOte tonianng half pn
ALso-SwAIM's vERMIFUGE.
valuable Family Medicine beings highly approved remedy o all
Cholera Mobus, Dyseney Fever and eue, bleeding Piles, Sick
Headache, &c SC See tho pamphlet (Which may be had ga
companyin the Vermfuge.
Prepared at swaims abaraiory Seventh Chenus
AGENTS.
New York-H. u. Schiefelin & Co.
London, Eng.-Evans & Lescher,
Liverpool. Eng.-Evans, Son & Co
Havan G. Meizet.
Nalp7ris0-Alex. Cross.
Buenos Ayres-O. J. Hayes & Co
St Thomas-A. "a. Rise.
Canton. Swords
sandwich Islands-E L. Benson
Observation-Disclosures & Co. ID. mar 81. S6.-9l-2m
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tiy the President of The United States.

ssy the President of the United States.
NJ IN pursuance Of law, James X. Polk, President
W United America hereby declare and make known
that public sales will be held al The aforementioned land Offices the
the following described lands situated the late Miami essOns in
said State wit:
AT the Land Indianapolis commencing on Monday the
4 day Of September 1s for the disposal Of public lands within the
North Of The base line and east Of The second principal msrdaa
Fractional townships TIVE ny twenty tO and twenty e in
Fractional township and townships twenty-five and
twenty three in The former "Grea Miami ReseUe Of ranges
Fractional townships twenty twenty the forme
Fractional township wentyihee in the former Of
miles the Saamana river" Of thirteen and fourteen
18th OF september for the disposal of the public lands with
in the aforementioned townships and fractional townships tow:
North Of the base line and the second principal meridian
Townships twenty tour twenty five and tweRysiK and fractional
Fractional townships twenty four twenty FIVE twenty six and
twenty seven in former Reserve fractional
townships tiTyhIee and thirty four in the former Fal
Fractional townships twenty and twenty eight in the former
mites square the forks Of the Wabash
fractional townships thirty three and thrtyour in the former
at Fiat BeIys Village Of range eight
reserve messquae the forks Wabash ye
fractional township hyone, in the former Seeks VIII
nshp twenty
Rock % township twenty twenty thirty in
the 'mouh Of the AbOle rivers and
"Raccoon Village and fractional township thirty in the former
Fractional nshp twenty eight twenty nine and
Aboie river" "Racoon vilage,n of range eleven
townships twenty eight and nine, in the former
|
Land Office Wnamac commencing Monday the 25h
dy September the disposal Of the public lands
under nshps and fractional townships towit
line and Of the second principal
townships -four, five,
the fEmer" GTeat Miami Reserve.' of
Townships twenty FOUR twenty ve and twenty six and aciOna
township twenty the former Great Miami Reserve,
ranges and three.
Townships wenty twenty ve twenty
townships twenty and twenty
mi Reserve Wabash Eel
of
townships twenty twenty eight
Wabash and Eel rivers range
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools military
purposes
aiding said State opening
Wabash with those of Lake Ere' the
March, together with the which
ecied approved under the Of 10Th August 1872
individual
treaties, will he excluded the
The lands will be sold for less price than dollars per
provided section Of the entitled
right of pre- empon actual settlers the land acquired
And offering o the will be commenced the day.
appointed proceed ADVERTISED
with all dlsgaich whole offered
and But sale shall kept open thar
two weeks private entry lands admitted
untfa fie he weeks.
Given the city Washington this
May Domini, thousand eight hundred and forty
BY the President JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG Commissioner the General Office
| NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person enptOE
fractional townships above
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0IJFAn Ohio paper announces the marriage Of 1Ir
T. B. KiitOn, to Miss Eliza Jane Kitton. Scat.
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Married.

On Tuesday evening last, by Rev. Mr.. Gurley, JOHN
s SPANN, Esq, to Miss HESTER A. SHARPE, all Of
this city. =.
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a. Il n. 4
Dr. Duncan's Western Office $50 Sycamore street. Cincinna
New AGENCY in InIinnanOliS

FOR DR. DUNcAN@S EXPEcTORaNT REMEDY. the most
medicine appearance the for the
CONSUMPTION the indicating "eoing into
decae undersigned the OILY for this county Of
from the
J. j. ONSLEY * Co, indianapolis
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SaIe.I

NJ Office Is hereby given that the undersigned administrator
~ George W. Fox deceased late of the county
Marion State of Indiana WILL pursuance order OF the
probate the said county of Marion Saturday the tenh
July, public sale Boxleyown
Hamilton of Indiana the following described
land situated in said county OF Hamilton to-wit The half
the quarter section 49, in township 20norh range
east containing The upon
following purchase money be
cash hand the residue to be paid equal nstaments
the payable months and the other able nine months
The giving
proved security relief aPpraise-
nent laws. - tOBEhI BARNHlLL, Admr.
Iune9 1877 I-4W
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medicine,
the Justly pills o Doctor Bnndreth which have
thousands Of helpless and hopeless persons after The
scientific SIX Of physicians had consed them IN the
tha Pills,
medicine, univaed all who them
mend them their all eulogy and must he d 70 be
appreciated The weak and delicate will be Strengthened
hracne removing the Of weakness and
Of any accompany each box thai is
his own competent physician.
for agent in town IN the State and
India b. DAVIS. Bookseller SMITH,
HANNA A Co. be he
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More Cures performed by Dr. DuneGn's ErpeefOrGn
Remedy

Remedy
Dr. DUNcAs-Dear Sr-You may perhaps remember that con-
suited with your office in Cincinnati in June last when
small
with slight uiceratiOns and adj
ved take few bottles of the EXPECTORANT REMEDY
which bought (6 boles have used Of them. and feel
well did life My cough disappeared after using
the also e strength increased
The medicine
quantities Of foul matter this all thrown up, et relief
| should something
good effects Of EXPECTORANT REMEDY, for the
Of the symptoms leading Consumption. Please inform
think advisable for the medicine lnger.
Yours truly, and grateful, HORtCE BiNNS,
NearU milfonO O..
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NOTICE.

EnISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERS HIP.-The copannership
81 heretofore existing under the of WM SWAIN SON,
dissolved on the 2 Of July last by the deease o the said VIM
Swam and the business and will be in future conducted
exclusively by the subscriber who has had the sole charge OF the
manufacturing of the Panacea and vemuge for the last fourteen
years.
udnaly, with the following letters blown sas:-"Srals
PGRacea, Phada, and the only ch OF JAS.
SWAIN stamped sealing wax, be label
ing the cork, a label composed OF
lathe work, comprising nine have been
urned for the exclusive Of the proprietor by Draper TO- bank
Philadelphia dies Of different patterns form
body Of the portrait Of the late VIM
separated of lathe work The
words "Swams Panacea engraved eOnspcuously two
turned strips and large mcrcnar die forms the upper margin
The borders OF lathe work outside Of which
is in small entry o copy right
Philadelphia, August, 1876. JAMES SWAIN
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| A FRANK ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. - The New York
Evangelist, high toned religious paper, has the fol-
lowing
To the shame of the church it must be spoken, the
foremost men in some Of our phanthropc movements,
in the Interpretation of the spirit of the age in the
practical applications of Christianity in the reiorma-
ton of abuses, in the vindcaiion of the rights of
man, are who make profession and whom we
have no TO believe to be experimentaly ac-
quainted with Christianity. The church has pusil-
animously left not only the working oar but the very
rens of certain necessary reforms of the day in the
hands fen who if not before nimjcal to Christianity,
will be made by Christianity neglect of what is its
proper mission TO look after. They doing practi-
cally with all their might. for humanitys sake, what
the church ought to be doing heartily through lis
ministry and representative men, for Christs sake.
And if they succeed, succeed they will, in
reforming social abuses, then the reco upon Christi
anity the antagonist reaction from these Chrsanized
sensbies upon the of religion ITSELF will be
disastrous in the extreme. Wo be to religion when
irrelgious men, by force of nature, the tendency
of age get ahead Of the church in morals and in the
practical work of Christianity. In some instances
they already long ways ahead And we might
specify individuals and journals in this country that
far before the recognized organs of the church,
in the advocacy of truth, and righteousness, and lib
eriy. 1t would be ddicult;t to say whether there is
more disgrace danger in a fact like this.
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For the cure of CONSUMPTION and the symptom

Tor Me cure y CUNOU.HFIIU-N, dhd me SyMPIUIHS
indicating going into decline
Dr. DUScAS-Dear SrsThe Undersigned patient undet my
for the last months who has been ah ring with Phss
Pu0Ra, pulmonary consumption and finding that medicine
mined EXPE':TORA ANT REMEDY. the time
having confidence the medicine set forth 20 consumon
bn please patient allowed hin % Odd 10 your agent IN
Wooster medicine nsse did and
truly asonihmen found patient fast improving heh
he continued until he became eety we'll believe he used only
bottles By request write these lines hoping
medicine do the generally
a the above Yours Respectfully
DR.. JAMES X. hickey.
Willingly subscribe my the above being solemn and
afflicted dreadful disease
SUMPTION viii find medicine in time. and he cured
WIN. II. WILKINS, Wayne County, o.
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Every person entitled the right of pre- empOE
fractional townships
the satisfaction of the Register and Receives
proper Land Office, and make therefor the
dollars the price fixed by the Of third August 1896
practicable after seeing this notice. and before the day
OF the public
the claimed, otherwise such claim shall he
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG, Commissioner of the Gen. Land Office
o
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DIR. DUNG ANS
ExpcctOraut Remedy, for
VGHyUDTNnN

Colds Coughs. Splitting Of Blood Bronchitis, Difficulty
Of Breathing Asthma, Pain in The Side Breast aud
Chest, Whooping Cough, Group, and all Diseases d
The Liver and Lungs.
They Die Of Consumption.
EpEWARE OF THE DESTR0YER.-HOw many persons put
hD of from important ealing-ate ndng
10 their health Look around particularly
in city, and will daily behold hundreds O pas whose coun
tenancs disease the and por acted
cough fast destination, without perhaps,
being sensible this warning awake
them due relief which be oun in
Dr. DUNCAN'S EXPECT0RANT REMEDY safe, pleasant and
medic the premOntOry
that CONSUMPTION. This medicine immedia tely
heals Bronchi and Lungs, gives
strength and support frame causing the lungs
throw off the vscd that accumuaes and settles
Read the fololcing Case and Cure:
Let all the T0rld dn0zv the 1r0nderfui efficacy
of DR.. Drncan's EXPECTO-
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PREACHER on. THE STAGE MrSG j. Adams, a
moral teacher in this city, played the character OF
Roa, at the National Theatre, on "Wednesday eve
ming. Though his voice and gestures were somewhat
deficient in giving full effect the character it
admirably rehearsed, and ELECTED much applause.
AT the close of the piece he was called before the
curtain; and though laboring under considerable
degree of agitation and excitement, he made speech
TO lhepudience, in which he stated that he did not
agree in opinion with many OF his brethren that the
theatre was detrimental tothe morals Of community
In play like the one just represented, (Pizarro,)
where virtue and vice were portrayed in their true
colors--tbe one rewarded and the other punished
the effect upon an audience must be sauary. In his
younger days, he said he was addicted to gambling
but after Witnessing at the theatre the play of . The
Gamester," he forthwith abandoned the practice
He attributed his reformation FROM other vices to
variety of scenes enacted upon the stage.-Bosion
Post.
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Farm for Sa1e---Gre:at Bargain.
THE undersigned his farm Of
acres on White river little south Of Noblesve 81 pei
acre is wel improved well tnbered and waered with frs
orchard thing
clear Terms $500 hand liberal
ance Apply the subscriber at Strawtown s. Yandes
Indianapolis further particulars. SAMUEL JENNlSON.
June 4 Is47 22w
CIDER VINEGAR.
EUST received superior Cider Vinegar for
- NOEL, BROWNING a. Co.
June 3, lsf7-
TUBS, CHUkNS AND BUCKETS.
assortment Pine Tubs ChurRs and Buckets just
N and for sale by NOEL, BROWNING < Co,
June 3, l6i7.
SCALED HERRINGS.
II ARGE Herring, just received by
NOEL, BROWNING & Co.
June g. 1917. .
COD FISH.
A LOT of Cod Fish-very fne-just received by
"A NOEL, BROWNING & Co.
June g. 4si7.
WILLOW WAGONS.
w NOEL, BROWNING * Co.
June 3 1917.