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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

, A FEMALE SoLplER.-Capt. Tobin relates the fol
lowing anecdute in one of his amnsin letters to the
Ifa,,
~ issi.srrtans arc great eeogia - irs reg
II 70 MlsslssPp,ahs are great people, pc nrst reg
ment invented and caught the lancers IN II; but the
SECOND aaye made nucn more important discovery Tor
when hey mean % 'ake out patent ls no less than
pan 70 save Uncle gam tue expense OF forwarding any
moro soldiers 70 Mexico. .r,a TX ,ire ssppe,l as sol
a young gentleman from Nlcksourg shipped as SOL
plet 10 e HecOna, asa Perolmeu a'l MS uuIes aamra
bly, he was smart dspper little fellow, wlihont halr
on his lace, 10 the shape OF mousache Or awhlsker
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

, A FEMALE SoLplER.-Capt. Tobin relates the. fol-
lowing anecdote one of his amusing letters to the
s. Delta >,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09
JOHN E. KlNGsBURY, Guardian, &c.

AUDIroR's OFFICE. JACKSON CouSTr, IA. F,
-rrtrfls ,alsi. n..au November i9h. 1877. s.l
NTCTCE hereby given, thai the lands aud lots
~ ouent the ponynen OF due
will satisfy the due thereon respectively
thereof will be sold
town county
ana the first Monday ia A. D. ls4s TfeaB
Of said county within The os ETebd By and continued
until all sold offered for sale ii paid be
that l-fs b, l.s..t ,ri tl...- t.lis
whereof afx seal Of the
my Signature Brovn>town, November, 10. 1877
| isl slt-., REIN A-REDMAN
Il dsvis Andifn Jarksos
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

-,,aste 80 Medical eaHanst and Eleeu.sian.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

VDEAn Bags and Bead Purses o. eHl ses s'F Beads
- al and upwards per bnnch BAG silk al
solors; variety childIens fancy noaons .r So 81.
So w IT, TALBOTT'S.
LARGE lot Of uperior spanish Cigars j,streceteas
"A II CRAIGHEADss Dug STORE.
TALD RIO toses at 10 cents n O Sugar at 10 ~ers
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

active, Intelligent procure sub
w scrbe aFppaar wok whom liberal co,afrssa o-
he Civ n Apply The subscriber, personally hy efrr
sftf 4. CHAMBERLAIN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-12-09

ETTERs Of administer haylag heen gaHtee 10 TIE under
n - the Geo Marquis eceaed leof Aan
county all persons Indebted TO the estate VII please settle the
and those having claims agai 81 he estate requested 70
preseAt them. JOSHUA Sid-AfNo = AumT-
Nov. %, ls47. 53-3w
AUprroR's OFFIcE. TIPToN CoUNTy, ISDIANA,
October I6th, 1877.
r7Cr il hereby given lands delir-
aue for The due them year
lse nair IN linton county and stale OF Indiana. much
thereof as " satisfy taxes due thereon respectively. due f
~, nrrs hereof
e,r, sl OF rhe said county Upton neiana on
M G Monday In January d., SiS within the hours prescribed
bv law Il nofsr beore thgt sHe : : .
49, NEWTON J. JACKSON. t...
4,4w ,lerk and oficio adnM Of Upton Count, Ia
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
LATER FROM MEXICO.
CIVIL WAR BETWEEN
SANTA ANNA AND PAheOES,
CAyALIzO AND PADRE JiRAUTA.
TWO sxrRmsHEs AT PUEBLA.
occrPATION OF THE NATIONAL ROAD
BY GENERAL SCOTT.
DEATH OF LIEUT.. SCOTT.
By Extraordinary Express and Telegraph
I'D THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
PETERSBURG. Wednesday Nov. II

PETERSBURG Wednesday Nov. II
Bvoyersnd and extraordinary express TO The
r,5une we have received the following important
,sss from Mexico:
~ the arrival of the steamer James l.. Day at
Nav Orleans ON the 10th instant, we have sdvIces
s,ou Vera Cruz to the 5th instant. The P'cayuHe
On. nth h.. full list of the killed and wounded
- oar ,de during the siege Of Puebla
oosD and undisguised hostiities have at last
- mt between Santa Anna and Paroles. A
...,;,e,,o has been issued by the latter, in which
a. ~ President is denounced as an enemy OF the
MEXICAN people and the Mexican nationality
v.,s, dates from the army have also come to
..,a hy TIN, arrival Major lturbide remained a
,,;.oosr Lieut.. Sears bearer Of dispatches from
no.s,.l soott and Commissioner Trist came pas
..,gsr in the Day He was escorted by Mexi-
,sn.Dv company. employed for that service by
Gen. Scott
Two snsaeements with the enemy occurred near
pasbls in which the American party had fifteen
men killed and the Mexicans one hundred. The
Mexican forces were commanded by Gen. Tore
;oo Tbe list Pennsylvania Regiment was then
o,dsrsd out to accompany the escort part of the
way.
Gen Scott has commenced the permanent occu-
nation Of the national road between Vera Cruz and
the Capital garrison Of $50 men has been es-
ablished at the National Bridge; another OF 200
men. under command of Gen. Gushing. at Jalapa
ADD third Of 600 men, under Gen. Lane, at Pue-
ba Gen Lane is quartered in the heart of the
sew city.
ssnts Anna was at Tehuscan as late as the 2oth
October The rumor that he had escaped south
pwsrd Guatemala was therefore untrue.
A sort Of civil war had broken out among the
rasriIIas Itoriginated in quarrel between Padre
Irsuta and Gent Canalizo and resulted IN a
m'sre battle between their respective clans. Pa
h Jarautas band came off victorious At least
aisy lives were lost, it is said in this fight
Captain Walkers body remained unburied for
nodays His death created an unusual sensation
throughout the whole army.
Lieut. Scott died of apoplexy on the passage to
ren Cruz.
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ROAKEiS
IODINE IMMINENT.

THE ASTONISHING SUCCESS that has attended the
application Of this valuable Lnment snd the nigh 70.
mon the a ced 20 restort 10 the only remedy
tha can be relied pom and will DO all that Represented
10 DO It Is no quack nostrum, but chemic a.
compound Of Iodine 81 known ana >staosnso enceoJ ~
permanently and sfectusly cures ,s
Rheumatism, either chronic or innammatorJ, Patyssi
or los. Of the limbs contracons OF the cores ana
and gout IL matters how long standing spr.ns ore
es tumOrs hard sWelnzs and enlarged Jolns ooeo -
10 Few applications vi this Liniment. IL nss been USED
with ncred success scroflls kings evil enlarged
glands diseases OF the spine and hip joints TIC doioeor
and all nervous affections go 49, a.
II 4. invaluable, snd like charm, stopping the
bleeding Of flesh wounds and causing them 70 ncs ~
lev. day. IL has been 10 fail curing TIE mos
.ubborn ulcers or sores ano sweed es pain across
the kidneys the Chest side, also sun neck sore tnfoa
Il speedily and sfsetusy er.dests' eutsneous sfsp
ton. Of the skin, the form u salt fne1m efynps.A
nnoes ngporn or letter bsrbers itch scad hssd, &C
II n.tsnty rsmove oothachs and headache IL extracts
the pain aud cures corns bunions ehilolsins &c
word upon tbs onEln add cause OF
DISEASES
When the human frame receives shoes sitner ron
be,f cod fatigue or other causes tho weakest points o.
The system suffer most One person will nave conkn
the un "a be organ bis nesnoor rneoms
tism the muscular and cellular Tissue oeins sns 80
another enlarged slauds snd swenss the ssnoelaf sys
tern heinz the weakest dc When you nave 40 organ N
SUFFERING the more direct your spphestion 70 INC P"t'
disel.ed the better TIE prospect Of reast
DR. ROAKES IODINE LlNlNEST
,roduce. atby action in the diseased part ensthens
vxorates and restores u ~ perfect health TX only want
10 - tried 70 satisfy the skeptca OF the restofln
power Of this most valuable LIniment.
Physicians Arsdslly Recommending Dr. hoskcs Iodine
Eminent regarding Il the long sought for deadeatum
true scientific compound Of Iodine, Ia the form Of LIN
ment without coor unpleasant smell, that canbe use
upon the most delicate female or child, with pertee
safety - 80 ,,,,,,
Drusfists 80 Pesrl-st. ~ Y. % lnleoo
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with great regard,
SAMUEL CHARLTON.
PHYSICIANS uSsEosssAsy.

Rad the following addressed 20 the Rochester agents
MpssRs POsr A WtLLIs-Gents. 10 10 with no ordinary
feelings of pleasure that enabled 10 inform you Of the
cure have experienced by the Of Dr. phsns 'ese-
table Pile Elecusry which obtained from you In case OF
Pile, with which have been afflicted Ny suhetnss have
been almost beyond endurance and cannot be known or
magned, only by those who have experienced hke ano
ions .,.
Having been 90 long and sorey afflicted, am Induced
10 address YOU that through you may make known 70 my
friends and shbors the truly wonderful virtues " VI
Upham's Eectuary which shall hereafter keep on hand
co.tiyeness morbid Accommodations In the stomach ana
bowels and purify the blOodthus removing the cause
Of Piles, when 4 speedy cure must follow -
II Is needless 70 add that previous 70 obtaining the Elsc-
uary Of YOU consulted many Of best physicians
but 70 little or benefit Should you know scsse OF ma
the town of Gates where shall be pleased 70 give them
much particular information than am soie 70 90 IN
mi. communication JOSHUA BEAMAN
MORE RAPID cURES-sUscIcAL OPERATION AVOIDED
A gentleman whose BE- seen Al my once cali
ed some six months and obtained DOL OF
Flectuary for himself Not long since the same indsdua
called % get box for another person lie then informed
me that halt box had entirely cured him that he had 70
CONNIE nded the remedy 70 six or eight
OF whom we're cured IL also recommended ~ MN 70
lady who had previously and Al the tims WAS sunsnht
much from the plant but being under the care OF hei
f.miy Doctor declined using IT, Her condition not osin
improved by the attending physician second was esuen
In consultation and she Informed that nothing snort OF
az operation could give feefhis ammo ncement duceo
ber try nv Fecuary and .de perfect cure
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT hEIChAM'
l2l Fultonst; Dr. A. Uphan, 1876 Bewery n r. and oy
Druggists generally throughout tho United states ana
adas. Price 81 box. s.. -.
v;,b o.n au3l 6msod @lstp
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NBW-YORk ELECTIONS.
CORTLAND CO-lOhclsl.
ONTARIO co-Iofcial


Was held yesterday at the usual place Judge
LIyiSGsTos In the Chsir snd fair s,ien dance
Mr. Mics read a translation from the Portuguese
the ssubrious effects OF trees and their foliage in alb
sorbing missms-ss understood and prsclieed by the
old Romsn legislators At this day for Of the
the cir between Rome aud the Pontne Marshes is In
fecied aud dangerous to breathe 10 the no, months
Dr. USDERHILL made remarks on Manures-
There is vast amount Of money laid out Ia this
ner and manure Ia great Of wealth 10 the fer
1t would be = great benefit 70 establish some
system Of economizngit Providing manure constitutes
oneihrd Of the expense OF the farm and the question
arises 10 what way II can be economiIed. Do, then
msnures descend Into the soil, they carried Of
into the atmosphere During rain, Of course they 90
down. but when the acts upon them they rise with
the evspors,ng nosturesnd therefore IL that the
Doctor judges that they ascend, and TO obyise the
sesuent loss Of their desired effects they shoeld be pu,
deep down end then even In drouth good crop may be
realized. If sandy end Hight, the should be
ploscd in very deepyor at less, three qusers of the
that s applied such soils lost and
ly three quarters tho nrst year o. loossr and more
porous soils the will sooner go out ~ the top
On stiff clay soil they do no, require to be placed
deep in sandy sOil-ln confirmation OF his idea
that the tendency Of msnures 10 all upward by the ntu
Of solar heat the speaker said tina, doubtless many
had remarked, removing boards which had been
placed directly the soil for twelve months more
that the best and richest soil drawn up 10 them
which would have been carried OF but for the protection
that has arrested It's flight THE Doctor then proceed.
cd TO recspiuse his remarks 81 the last meeting fort
night previously the substance OF which will be found
In report Of that date
The question stil farther discussed by Mr..
MEIGs. Mr.. VAN WICK and DR. UsDERBILL
Mr. Mics read letter from Prot mAFEs bearing date
at Newark 10 which Pref NJ detailed various perments
he has made and is making the subject of Manures
Thorough draining &c. his farm at that place. He
promises furnish the Club next year the result of
his iDvestig atoms much valuable information.
The paper was read and commented on-when, on
motion the CLUB adjourned, and the subjects for discus
sion at the next meeting designated As follows
Agricultural Education Do msnures ascend or descend
continued; and Liquid Msnures
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HANGING

A DODWORTH, 80 Broome-st- near Broadway.-The
n. classes for the ensuing season will commence on
Tuesday, Oct 5.
A d. deeming IL unnecessary 70 enter into detailed
account Of the advantages VI hisschOol, Of his own
would sim ply state that he teaches all the
dances Of the present day and those in proper manner
Tuesday and Saturday hapsst for ladies' and child
rem Tuesday and Friday AZ hsltp past for gentlemen.
soirees twice month confined entirely TO the pupis
Private essons At any time occupied By the classes
I'm wazing the Polka Redowa any Of the new dances
Acedemies or families attended sl4 3mlstp
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CHEs.PEAKE AND ONO CAsAL-It Is stated in
thu Vlliansport Tiaes that the Chesapeake and Ohio
Csns will be 10 good gable order BY the lser part
of this week and that BY that time, large and schve
TRANSFORMATION OF -four and other products VIII be com
mepeed We learn from undouoted sources that the
arrangements recently msde for providing funds 70 com
plete the Chesapeake aud Ohio Csosl have 81 been
compleied-ihe money actually paid and tne WORK
commenced.
Cg' The removal Of the Seat oil state Govern
mani IN Alabama from Tuscaloosa 10 MONTGOMERY, 70
actively going on and the session OF the LegsA-
,nre will De hello 10 the location.
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CLOTHING.
r n mcELROY & CO.

Diapers aud IallOTs, No ~ BROADWAY
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE rHE PARK FOUNTAIN
HAVING REPLENISHED our stock from the most re-
cent French and English importations, we invite IA
specton OF assortment Of articles In our line which
for variety and assuness Of style not passed by
the selections OF any similar establishment In the city
We would particularly direct attention 10 ach0lcs So
Blue, Black, Brown and Olive Broadelothsi
superfne Plain and Fancy Cas.imers for Pants;
Csshmeres Cashmeretes silks Sans and Neivss, PLAIN
Bever Castor Pilot and other Heavy Cloths, OF syery
desirable color, for Overcoats;
all Of which made up under the direct supervision oil
Mr. McElroy, which, It Is believed will be very
able, gracefully fitting, well made aud moder,'eyPriced
To meet tn. demand. Of the travelling public, we have
" '''''@ ''' '' READY-MADE SUITS
be able moments notice, 70 ~ almost any hsure
10 DRESS, FROCK, suRTOUr Or SACK COATS, PAN
falcons VESTS, &c. which being composed Of the
finest and fashionable materials and made with me
squals every respect to the be't garments
made 70 order. - -.-
Also entirely new as.'O5tmsn. Of Rich sTRIPbp
PLAID and PLAIN SILK and SATIN sCARFs and Cha,
WATTS, adapted 70 the spProsehing season; MoRNING
GOWNS, SHIRTS, PLAIN and FANCY BOsoMS col
PRS. COTTON And LAMBS WOOL HOSE. RICH HEA.
Wy PONGEE, sPITALFlELD and LINEN CAMBRIA
POCKET HANDkERChlEts &C. &c. nIo u
rCHEM FIVE DOLLAR SUITS consist Of cloth
coat. Cashmere pants and fancy vest aso eoA.s sno
overcoats with rehnings q 20 go each business eos
81 81 50 % Cash paio Tor gents coin
ing Cleaning. dying repairing and altering corner Of
Nassau aud Beekman sts Two bushelmen wanted nlJ w
EADY-MADE .GARnENTS.-An Extensive
llass0ftment Peto and sack OvefcoA' winter soek'
and Coaks In superior styles also Dress and ffock
Coats Psutaoons, Vests, Dressing Robss, boys over
800 &c VIM T. JENNINGS CO
rio 23l Broadway American Hotel
DEADY-MADR OyERCOATs, CLOAks, &c
IL The have had % Offer, com prsng
Beaver and mied Cloth and the style Canada Gray
so6 De,oa.hIre Ksr,ey WIN t Jennings co.
nl3u 23l Broadway, American Hotel
CLOTHS, CAs,IMEREs,V Notwithstanding,
OAe BY the piece or pattern as low as ,hey can DC
WIN. NAV BE- relied upon the latest style Of goods
VIM T. JENNINGS a co. 81 Broadway,
rts n American Botel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-18

PoLIcs-Otfcer stillwell yesterday took into
custody Thomas Layton on charge OF having ABOUT
for,nigb ago committed an assault with knife upon the
person of Israel Peterson while the latter was standos
10 front of tavern at rsvesend appears that The
sss.iant went behind Mr. Peterson aud aimed the DO"
with the knife q, his back which however took effect 10
one of his arms which folded behind him At the
time The accused was fully committed for trial "A
Girl who gave her name knn McDonor, was arrested
Yesterday by officer Higgins on charge OF stealing
number OF dresses snd other property from premises
No 81 ConcOrd-st Locked up.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

RESCUED FROM pRowSIso.-pwo young men on
proceeding to the wharf the foot Of Adsmss, for the
purpose Of drowning dog after accomplishing which
aud "a they we're abou, leave the spot their attention
was attracted 10 sspashing In the water near where
the poor dog had gone down when TO their asiopsn'
men, they discovered man struggling for lie. Ihey
from his prilous situation although he In inssn
sibe condition. Dr. Cochran was soon Ia attendance
and finally succeeded in resusci,atug him when be re
resented himself To be resident Of Jersey City add the
owner of property in this city and having been induced
TO psr.ake of TOO many social sassss with his friends
and tenants he inside false step and got into the water
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CITY ITEMS.

FIREs-A fire was discovered about o'clock
yesterday evening 10 the No IS Futonst caused
by the bursting Of csmphene lamp. II was extneuish
ed with trHiDg damage "A fire was also discovered
about O'Clock this morning In the Millinery store No.
l04 John st which was put out with little damage
The foundry of VISITS Pierson, 81 Eizabeth-st was
discovesed to be fire about O'Clock this morning
bu, the flames subdued before sny mstersl dam.
age was done. .. Another broke about IL O'Clock
last night at 81 Orange ct bui little damage
tanned.
TIE Bremen LINZ or STEAHERs.-rhe keel of
the Humboldt the third ship OF this line will be laid by
Mes,rs Weservet & Mckay In the course OF the pres
ent week This ia to be 240O tons burden which Is 600
moro than the Washington, and will probably be com
pleted by the lst of Msy.
The Hermann will be ready for by shout the IL,
of January
~. La Patrid says that Rubini is engaged for
20 nights at Havana for g. 900 night His hr sppear
ance will be made in ErnaRi time In this month
We shall probably see him here In the Spring
RESCUED PROM DRowsrSG-A man named John
Goodman fell into the dock at the head OF Water't
last night while in state of iutoxicston, but was res
cued by officer Harris Of the Seventh Ward.
PoIIcE-Louisa Foster was arrested last night
/ by officers SaCkmhn ana mtuOy Vi tno oihh =" az
charged with stealing clothing and ewelry to the val
ne OF $50 from Mary Parker. She was detained Ann
Moore Susan Fever and Hannah Wilson were arrested
las, night by officers McMsnus Owens and Watson OF
the Sixth Ward suspicion of stealing SIP In cash
from David +. Trip. They were detained - Elias
Maxwell was arrested last night by officer J. Rafferty, oil
the Sixth Ward suspicion of stealing watch worm
$50 He was detained for examination Cstharne
Malone was arrested last night by officer Mellharsy OF
the Fourteenth Ward charged with stealing $50 worm
of clothing from Philip Cochran. She ives detained.
/ GENERAL SEssIoSs.--The trial OF James New III
lisms on an Indictment for grand larceny, 10 having
/ been concerned with William McWilliams In stealing
upward of 800 Ia gold coin and bank bills sso silver
watch from James Drisco the 18th OF October Last
was concluded yesterday and resulted IN the conviction
of the accused The Court sentenced BIN to two years
ard five months imprisonment In the State Prison.
Thomas Dorsey then put on his trial for con-
sructve larceny In having the 9th OF September sst
solen gold watch aud chain worth sl75 the properly
| of James n Brush From the opening OF Mr. Phillips
on the part of the prosecution It appeared that me &C
cused on the in question, borrowed the watch from
| Mr. Brush under the plea thst he W" going 10 make
some calls and that his watch was at the watch
/ makers; that Mr.. Brush being unable 10 obtain his
watch caused tho accused TO De arrested when II was
that he pledged the wstch Immediately after
getting IL from Mr. Brush. Before the case was closed
| the Court adjourned until TO morrow morning
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IL t.l which has been almost entirely rsosiit oafing
Ia die pat Summer under the persons sapervsiea Of
the Ened, and having been Leased tssm io'
for the sption Of company. The house 10 pssssniy
tustsd on Pennsy corner vi toarteenths
near the Presidents House and kreeonvs omess ena 's
a short walk or ride from tbs Capitol .... -.
The building four stories hsh frontins w 70. %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES snd us feet on Iourtssseh-ss
.na contains one hundred and forty rooms, men sfs
ssfsnssd, haying psrou with chsmosr sIss ns,.,sx
,ait. Of rooms for families, and well lighted sno ves'.
In ~. b,,n ted after the most sPProvsa
with a. modern inventions introdaoss sns ~. g. -
r.asd With entire fsrDiiafs, MAS :" ''''' '' "'
TIE Ladies. p.lor large and pleasant saa open .pon
g. BALCONY 10 froat Of the house, sao 10y :" s'ss
80 eonvsn,ent 70 the lsdiss ordinary l.. -,
srh aadsr.Isned hsviss hsd long e1psienee 10 note.
,S trvst by their persons attention 10 business snd
70 tns Wan" " L. d. WILLARD,
fonsss H. A. WILLARD.
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DRrapruL SUFFERING AT SEA.-The schooner
Splendid Cspt Baker at this port from Ansuiils re,
ports tbs, on The sth ipst fell Ia with schr caroline oil
ssec Ne Can't Smith from Savannah for Bath. with
cargo Of lumber. dsmssted. &c. having experienced
violent gale 25;h ut In lat AZ - long ~
samuel Lockwood seaman. confined to the iorecssue
hy sickness was drowned In the gale. and Henry
Hughes sesmsn. native of Wales. was washed over
board during the prevalence Of heavy sea 29!h UT
Darsg the gale their provisions we're all wssnea W.
board consequently when allen In with by the Splendid
he survivors, three 10 number. were 10 me mos'
destitute condition. 10 fact so desperate had be
come their situation, thst they were obliged 10
dops the fearful alternative OF sacrificing OF their
number for subsistence 10 the rest and accordingly
los were and tho awful decision fell upon one OF
ns sesnen named Charles Brown who wss killed ana
ppm whose desh the poor wretcbes lived unit, picked
W Philadelphia News, this morning
u The Charleston Mercury states that OF the
lshs South Carolina regiment which left the United
1850 nins months ego, numbering nearly 100 men.
Aezieoi
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TO THE AFFLICTED.

nOCT J. O. HEWITT, III M.cDous.ls o. near bieecs
Der Nsw.York will assure the afflicted that % Gan
ford more relief Nth toe szms number Of yiss
other practitioner Ia The following comp rb.a.
tons hin diseases. sprzns cOntractions -
u.fism nervous affections, tenderness .vsiI
curvarurs. Of the .pine dsfofmed shoulders ~D''
inxs weakness Of he joints ke -, s.lox,nx n.r.ou,
C.untrv p.trnf. are referred % the io o - r-
.rto have VISITED this city expressly y No. "a I'd
So, ss.,o9. Ws.s Hon II Y cfans'9a, newport
RI Ls Esq r,sssssss Es Ss1fi
n1ftiofa; .o"' $50 Eso 81 Alb.ns, VI Chss u Hi
s.S NoSiIs csasss Hon = S.sHiE i k.1i's
~ Jads. sf &c., 49,, n w."
WeSsl'oeh President Of Fort Wayne Bank, Fort Wayne
80 Wra Goodman. Esq Cincinnati, Ohio.
Citv references gwen on application a, Dr. H.. nlj I'm