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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-05
Three TIrnnSnrId Persons

Have used This remedy in the city OF New York sine,
ooh at March at aud complaint has Yet been made conc
iug us effects the contrary all who have seak
unqualified aud the
lIaNe 4. ElLr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-05

OAt NHtu1Iutt iulGl e>IS. lid
critics, and safety, are now
lSl2 more injured, opposed.
and endangered, by the doing.
Of our national government
than they were when, in l775
we took up arms to protect
and defend them against the
measures OF the British gov
eminent. "-Ertract from an
address Of the federal. SITS If
BOStOt, passed an august
1913.
Consider another fact-we
are at war with a Christian
Dation, with which the anti
Christian despot If Europe IS
also at war. Have we no.
reason to fear that, in the eye
OF Omniscience, the admins
fTati0n Is actually anti Chris
ffdH2 r
=" But perhaps il may be
thought that deception and.
faIsek0Od lie more naked on
the face Of the administration
ihIn downright iafdetify. Ii
il the OpiuiDn Of the must en-
Iightened sfatesmen-such as
Daniel Webster, &c.-tbat the.
Administration have been
guilty If the most ABSOLUTE
FAL>EHOOD, as 10 their mo-
tIves for the present war. -
From q sermon deiirered April
IA, ISI4, bV a ciergym1a H0U
IiVing ia this county.
II, al the command Of
weak or wicked rulers, they
undertake an unjust wal, each
man UhO r0kKateeTs his ssTD-
ices IN such a cause, or loans
ms money for ais support, or
BY his conservation. he's srrif-
fHgs- or by aHy other mode Of
Influence, encourages its prose-
cufiOa, that man - an accozs-
Piice IN the wicksd qess. LOADS
his CONSCIENCE WITH THE
RLAcKEsT CRIME, BRINGS THE
GUILT OF BLOOD UPON M
soDL, AND IN THE sIegr or
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-05

federal representative from
Dover, n n.
8 Better, far better, that a
hostile force shoU d march
from one end Of our country
60 the other, Scattering hIe=
brands, and arrows, and death
better that our young men
Mould fall 10 their strength,
md our old men 20 chlldless
To the grave IN fee country
than that the land of Wash
lington and Jefferson be cursed
forever by the demon of fei=
'efs and chains "-[George G.
Fogg, Secretary OF State Of
n. II.
The federal legislature of
the Stale Of New Hampshire,
IN humble imitation Of Mas
sachusetis, in 1913, refused to
pass a vo'e Of thanks TO Gen.
Taylor and his army for their
victories over the national foe.
The Portsmouth IN. II. }
Journal declares that every
victory which has or may be
sained will rather
serve as the black monument,
10 future ages, Of our coun-
.try's reckless ambition )" and
/ II pronounces the war TO be
an "unDust, uncalled for, and
Unconstitutional war OF az
erosion"
"This war is unparalleled
in infamy 10 modern history.
The scheme Of
annexation and the con>e-
quent war, are unequalled in
their iufsmy, and will lie so
iegasded IN future ages. -.
! P. Hale, federal senator elect
from New Hampshire, 1876
4" IL there Is any conduci
which constitutes moral tire l.
son, it is an attempt TO en-
bark or to encourage the
country in a war against God,
as IS the case 10 a war Of az
The North-Carolinian., 1847-07-24

.M.aGICAL P.aLN EX-
tn .ACTDR.
CONNEL'S

The marvellous cures which have been wrought
by this all -hcaIing ointment, and the almost IN
credible amount suffering which has been Tellev-
ed by it, arc too well known by the public 70 ad-
init Of any doubt of its wonderful prop rites IN
subduins all pain suffering from burns or
sca!ds. and always healing in an incredible short
time and never leaving any scat. 1t applied TO
broke en- limbs they heal without pain, or soreness
Comstock & Co, New York, sole Pr"prietors
and no Pain Extractor is genuine unless II has
their signature on the wrapper OF each box. Price
35 cents, SO cts. and 81 per box. All c!ersymen
supplied gratis.
solI in Fa ayettevillcb by s. Hinsdale My Agent
February I3, ls47.
RHEUMATISM, GOUr, CONTRACTED
CORDS, MUSCLES. ETC, ARE PREVA-
LENT AND COMMON DISEASES.
How important that remedy to check, control,
and Grad dicate Rheumatism and Gout, 10 sircng-
then and extend shrivelied and kno,ty cords and
muscles, till nature and health again have sway
| and control. Such you may rely, is the effect OF
Hewe's Nerve and Bone Liniment. and Indian
Vegetable Elixir, suld by ComstocA & Co., and
true only when have their fac simie signature on
| them. By the of this Ln.nent; weak limbs
| are strena na,hened contracted cords relaxed, all
swellings reduced, Inflammation exterminated,
| and those who are lame enabled 10 walk again
! Com -tock & Co., II Cour,Iandt street, New
York, sole proprietors.
| The ABOVE articles sold by S. J. Hinsd-le
| Fayetteville.
February IS, iS47.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-07-24
IMPORTANT
TO m8nG OWNERS.
HOICHKISS'
Vertical Water Wheel.

THE Subscribers having witnessed The SUCCESS
fu operation Of these wl:.s, were induced to Pnr-
chase the right Of using them in the state ot North
Carolina.
Besides being generally adopted in the Northern
States thc.e wheels coming INTO genera use
in the southern Suites. We have sold about 200
Ri yh,s 40 Of which are in successful operatl on III
Cumberland county.
These wheels are more durable and more easil.
kept i, order when property put together than the
Hutter wheel. They will on:-hrd of the
water, and ruu II in back water, when there is
head above. The speed of the saw is increased
to mnre than double the strok es per minute.
We could refer 10 many gentlemen, some OF
whom have had the wheels in operation twenty
four months or more; and from many OF them
and Others wehave received certificat.s expressing
their III OH appreciation OF the superior advantages
of these over the nuter wheel, and stating that
their saws will cut 250" 5000, $500, and even as
nigh 5nOO feet per day.
They keep c nstantl, on hand for sale, pairs Of
wheels (vatyne in size suit differ nj h. ads Of
water.) in Wilmington, Fayetteville, w ashin- ton
! and Newbern, n. c.. and 10y Richald 4arboron. n,
Casw.-li county a Brevard, Lincoln; Il D"si-
| SON. Danvlle Va Uriah Wcl;s, Pet. rsburg, Va
The price of a right for pair of wheels ls $5,
and county ri yhts wi be sold ON rea sonabie t.
We caution all persons through the State gains
pa yir any person but ourselves, or our authorize
| a ayents, for :he light OF using these wheels.
/ NOTICE TO MtLLWRIGHTS.-Ifyo you wisI
employment, acquaint yourselves with putting IL
these Wheels, wish to employ at leas
100 IN This busn.s different parts Of the State
DUNCAN MCNEIL.
ARCti'D McLAU CHLIN.
| A A McKETuAN.
| c.. L. GARDAE Err.
Fayetteville January 81 1876. 36,-tr
The North-Carolinian., 1847-07-24
100000 Acres Valuable
EIM5ER. LAND
FOR SALE.

TIE Subscriber has purchased all the LANDS
belonging to the Estate of Abram Dubois, decd,
lying principally in Robeson county, and on both
sides Of Lumber River, the different surveys con-
tanning over ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
ACRES a large part finely Tiinbercd. and con-
of Timber is now rated TO the Georgetow mar
ket. These lands are very valuable both for the
Timber and Turpcntine, for which purpose a large
part il we'll suited, being in region where the
Turpentinc yields more abundantIy than any other
section ofthc State. The Lands will be sold at a
low price, and in quantities to suit purchasers.
Information respecting the title be obtained
bv appl, vim . to the Hop. Robert Strange, James C
Dobbin, Esq, A T Smith, Esq, (Attorneys al
Law.)
understand there re many trespassers OF these
lands to all Of whom notice is hereby given, that
the law will be enforced against all such offenders
Application for any part Of the Lands can be
made to myself. or to John Winslow, Esq, who
ill be duly au,l.oriz to make sale of the same.
THOS. J. CURTIS.
Fayetteville, N. c., March I, 1S45. 3i4-tf
The North-Carolinian., 1847-07-24
GARRIT GARRABRANT,
1913 Mark ct ST. >, Newark

Dt Tnwnscnd--Sir: Having for some time
past been afflicted with pulmonary affection on
my lungs, and Il continual pain in my side, OWN.
10 evening exposure in travelling after Preaching
and findin. my disease to increase. with much
difficulty Of breathing and other alarming symo-
toms, was advised by a IL rgyman, friend .t
| mine, TO try your celebrated Sarsaparila. did
so and after takng two three doses found
| myself relieved. My appetite has been restored.
| tind myself much stronger, and hope very soon
| to resume my usual duties. have been SO great
! iy benefited by yOnr excellent medicine, feel it
my duty to rake known the facts for the he ncfit
! of others " no may he labnrins under the same
dincuifIes That have been Tor some time past
| Respectfully, yours.
| SAMUEL WHITE, Pastor Of Bantist Church.
| Nov %, 1916. staten island
| ALMOST A MIRACLE
Read the following, and doubt if you can, that
| consumption can be cured. This is only one of
the several hundred cases that Townsend's Sar-
| arllla has cured
| Brooklyn, Sept. II, 1876.
| Dr. Townsend-Dear Sir l was taken a little
| over year ago, with severe cough and pain in
my side. 1t increased me very fast indeed l
| was pronounced by physicians to have the quick
consumption. l raised large quantities of bad
| matter, had light sweafs aud was sinking very
| fast my doctor said he could do nothing for me
| went to the hospital in hope Of being benefited
bu; was pronounced there inc"rable. l was nov
greatly distressed at the lungs and could hardl,
breathe. soon became emaciatcd and expected
To die was confined to my bed and was obliget
10 have watches; indeed, cannot give you an.
description that would do justice to my case.
, was supposed by my friends To be past recovery
& mao tried great number Of remedies and all /,
o purpose. | read Of some most extraordi
YOU the tT.h Rheriormed by our medicine, and 10 tel
!, in them But wa. ;ndnoaS y. -, so':e 4: "u'"o y.
f So and am very thankful that die. I cannot g,
: that am entirely well, but am so far recovero
j entirely well In few weeks h,v naP n1Pe 20 o
in the side. and hi shts ats have i.., - aug pau
but very 'itteblood, and am fast gaining nv usus
The North-Carolinian., 1847-07-24
TO FARMERS, ALL WHO USE LEATH
ER IN ANY FORM, LOOK TO YOUR
INTEREST.

ER IN ANY FORM, LOOK TO YOUR
INTEREST.
No Farmer should rest a single day, unit he
is supplied it'll a butte Of the celebrated Oil Ot
Tanin or Great Leather Iee~t"rcr.
1t ID in the form of Liquid and is compound
Of Oil with the extracts Of certain barks. LIST APP
plcation to l.athcr immediately r.ndrrs II soft and
pIiable, and almost equal TO new. For boots ano
shoes and carriage tops, in it's effects unsur'
passed. and the sotntss, piiability, ano lasting
qualit es it impar's will tent"d pay lis cost.
1t is well known that whe,e Oil il applied +
leather, it evidently becomes rancid, and forms a
scum upon the suffice, aud thereby rot. II 1hi:
is entirely remedied by the o: this Oil OF la"
in, as possesses aniseptic qualities, aud ITS u.s.
will universally double the wear 'f all leather
The uen,in nc h ,s the fac smle ut Com$fock \ Co.
| New York, upon the labels. Price 25 cuts, 81
cnts and 7J cnts per Bottle.
| Sold on! Y by S Hnsdale in T.. yeti ex lille:
The North-Carolinian., 1847-07-24
From the Mississippi Free Trader.
TOMS RED NOSE.

From the Mississippi Free Trader
TOMS RED NOSE.
.Air, "eoAL BLACK ROSE"
Old Tom Pratt has got red nosr,
Like coal Of fire the end Of il .lowa,
Tom intends wearing a section OF hose,
Should hi. face catch fire. he'll play on kis nose !;
For obi nose-Tom's red nose,
An Aurora bore alIs can't shine with Tom's
nose.
torchIishi to his vision whenever he reads
A laMcrn 10 his footsteps wherever be spec ds ;
Tom has no fear Of his whiekey punch spelling,
For his blazing red nose keeps it constantly
boiling;
For old nose-Tom's red nose,
Fox's brick kiln is an ,ceh-r. 10 Toms red
nose.
TOMS like hair-trsger rife well stock'd,
When loaded 18th suss he'll go on M" COCK !;
His gait is slightly serpentine-the real cause OF
that,
Tom regularly rrics "a snake In Ms nat;
For OH nose--Tom's red nose.
Good sD;rifs lend their ustre to Toms red nose.
When Tom Yields his breath. as one day he must,
He'll be quite saved the trouble of tuning TO
dust,
The fire of his nose " i'll consume his cold clay;
Not to dust, but to ash"r, will Tom pass away
Fo. oh nose--Tonis red nose,
Old Etna's q volcano, and SO is Toms nose
The North-Carolinian., 1847-07-24
RHEUMATISM, GOUr, CONTRACTED
CORDS, MUSCLES. ETC, ARE PREVA-
TO ALL AFFLICTED WITH THE SICK
HEADACHE.

DR. E. Spohn's Remedy for this complaint is
ing on, single dose OF This palatab!e elixcr will
produce immediate relief, and il persisted in will
effect radical cure. Cleygymen. and Others.
who have for years suffered from the most distress
Bile them, have b.cn cured by using it for short
time.
For sale by Constock & Co, NJ York, 81
Co"r,land, g., sole Propr,c,ora, VIII also may
be had, gratis, mnre particular account of its
elecs. Sold by S. J. Hinsdae Fayetteville.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-07-24
Iehcumclisn, and The Piles.

OEPteT1Def TO,
DR. Townsend--Dear sir: My wife has b. en-
for several wears f1cted with rheumatism, She
has tried many different rem, dies TO obtain some
relief, but all 10 purpose.--She finally in
dnced. by seeing your advertise m"nr TO give your
Sarsapar rila a trial We procured some of it from
your agent (Mr BuskTk) and it gives me plea sure
to state after using it she experienced great lief
and was in very short time perfectly cured.
was also together with man in my employ bad
ly troubled with piles, and by using a snaI
qua nifty OF your SarsaparilIa, our complaint was
completely cured. | consider it OF the best oi
med cines and W wouId advise all who are afflicted
To give ii Il trial.
GARRIT GARRABRANT,
Mark NnwnrE
The North-Carolinian., 1847-07-24

The result Of the battle of Sierra Gordo
has shown how much more reliable iu time Of
war are wooden legs than flesh aud bone
ones' While Santa Anua's live les run
away me wooden one was firm 10 the last.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-07-24
THE MAN WHO KISSED THE THREE
GIRLS

young man VII" boarded at a house in
the country, where were several city damsels,
wbO seemed to Imagine that men are terrible
creatures, whom it was an unpardonable sin
10 look at, was one afternoon accosted by on
acquaintance, asked what he thought Of the
young ladies' with whom he boarded He
replied they were very shy and reserved.
&c So they are," returned the other, {" and so
much 50 ,ha, no gentleman could get near
enough 10 tell the color oftheir eyes,
&C Iha. they may be- said the boarder,
"yet will stake million tha, can kiss
them all three, wiIhou, any troubIe.''
&c That you cannot do," cried his friend
" ii is an achievement which neither you nor
any other man can accomplish"
The other was positive, and invited his
friend TO the house 10 witness his triumph.
They entered the room together, aud the three
girls were all at home sitting beside their
mother, and they all looked prim aud demure
as John Rodgers at the stake.
Our hero assumed very grave aspect,
even TO detection, and having looked wis,fully
at the clock, breathed sigh as deep as Alge-
bra, aud as long as female dialogue a, a
street door. His singular department now
attracted The attention Of the gi'ls, who cast
their slow opening eyes. up to his counten
ance. Perceiving the Impression he had
made, he turned to his companion aud said,
''lt wants three minutes of The ti,ne!'
Do you speak Of dinner :" said the old
lady, laying down her sewing work.
'' Dinner - said he, with bewildered as
cuiied toTefDger, at the clock.
pa,t oi her household gared ut the Young man
with i,rep,essbe curiosity.
sYou will see me decen,ly in,etred,' said
he, again turning to his friend.
His friend was much puzzled as an,
body present. and his embarrassment adJed
10 the intended effect but the old lady, being
no longer able to contain herself, cried.
Mr. c., pray what do you speak Of ,
No,hing,' answered he, in a nsub,iou.
tone, " but that las, III ght spi,i, appeared
unto me-" Here the .i,ls rose TO their fee
and drew near. "And the spirit gave IN
warning tina, should die exactly at twelve
o'clock to-day, aud you SEQ i, wants bu, halt
minute of the time -
The girls turned pale, aud their hdd"
sympathies were at ouce awakened for tn
doomed. They stood chained to the spo
looking slternalely a, the clock aud a, the u,
fortunate youth. He then walked up TO 1t
eldest Of the si's, aud taking her by the han
bade her solemn farewell. He also ii,
printed kiss upon her trembling lips. whie
abe did not attempt TO resist. lie ,hon bae
the second and third farewell, in the san
tender and affsc,ioua,e manner. His ohje
was achieved, and that moment tho cloc
struck twelve. - Hereupon he looked aroun
surprised, and calculated, i" Nho would ha,
believed that an appari,ion would tell such
lie u was probably the ghos, Of Annani;
or Sapphire"
1t was some time before the sober ,naide,
understood the JOKE, and when they did, ,h
eviuced no resentment. Tue first kiss hro]
the ice; aud. thanks to the ghost, they disco
ed there some pleasure in beard
cheek.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-07-24
IN The Editor.
Scr0Ml1 CursI.

This certificate as handed into DR. Tcwnscnd's
flee this week, and ccnclu,ivcly proves that h,s
Sursapar,lii has peri 4 control over the most OBJ
>,inat. diseases Of blood. Three PERSONS curec
IN one house is unprecedented
The North-Carolinian., 1847-07-24
KOLMSTOCK'S YER MIFUGE-" DEAD
SHOT FOR WORMS"

A highly concentrated and chemically combined
preparation, capable, from the promPt't"dc q" its
action ot,Iearing the system j" few hours OF
every worm, of aft ,rdas complete ties, of
their existence. II seldom needs to be repeated
and never 10 be followed by any other purge
Prepared and sod by Comstock s. Co, ~
Courtand, street, New York.
Sold Ivy S. J. Hnsdac.
February 3, iS47.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-07-24
Three Children.

DIR Townsend.-Dear Sir haye the pleasure
to inform you that three Of my children have been
cured of the Scr"fula ny the use Of your excellent
medicine. They afflicted very severely with
bad sores; have taken only tour bottles; it took
them away, for which feel myself undsr deeI
obi yaiion, Yours respectfully.
ISAAC W. CIR RAlN, 1856 Wooster st
New York. March !, lSi7.
The North-Carolinian., 1847-07-24

Master Of his CrGft.-One Of those hardy
sons of the ocean, Jack Tars,) III returning
TO his ship at Vera Cfu:, captured donkey,
and Immediately mounted him. but seating
himself on the rumP, the animal kicked up
and came near throwing hun of. A soldier
told him to sit further forward on the mule
aud he would not kick so. The tar replied
I'll see YOU blowed fi,si this is thy craft,
and I'd like to know who'll stop ne from rid
ing on The quarter deck'c my o,cn Jackass -
oAM HousToNs FLYrNG ARTILLERY-
me following account Of the Texas 6. Flying
Atuuefv used al the battle or San Jacintu,
which we cut from that sterling journal the
fan"'a Lynx, we have often head but never
before saw ia print.
Sam Houston's flying a,,i,lerv uzed a, the
battle OF San Jacinto, was Que 4 nonnder
la.hed with a piece Of raw hide to ,he h..s -
aJsckass, When the piece was d;.ch.r..d
it would throw him forward on hi. %,
with such force as to detain him in that 49,;
ton until the piece was reloaded, aud a. he
rose and brought it within 'ange Of the M.x.
leans, the match was applied, aud away ven
the animal 90 his face aud knees, aud ava,
went thunder aud flame and death dealin,
balls, aud away wen, the Mexicans heltc
ske!,er.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-28

GF- TERsts :-Sl,50 per annum, or Sl,7S'
(inrariaJly required) If not paid within six
months of the time of subscribing.
ADVERTISEMENTS making less than a square
inserted three times for rs cents:-one
sTua:e 81.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-28

o. al r~cmiHanceStO be made, and ell letter.
relating 10 he peenntaFy gBdirsg IF N paper,
10 be addressed (post paid 10 The General
.qgenf. Communication intended for inser-'
hioH IL be addressed 10 the Editors. E.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-28
Speech Of Frederick Douglass,

THE FUGIYYVE SL.2tE,
III The UNNECESSARY gf The american .4ntt-Sd-
rery Society IN The Tabernacle, on Tuesday
morning, May II, 1917.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1847-05-28

.'Nothing is more true OF more extensive
ly known said Mr.. Van Buren,, in 1874,
than that, Texas ,pqs arrested from. Meriep.
and her Independence established, through
the fundamentally Of citizens of The United
States
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-07-15
Taylor and the wings.

We copy from the Cincinnati Enquirer an article
embracing the comments of several Wing papers
upon the letter Of Gen. Taylor to the editor Of the
Cincinnati Signal The people viii be amused, if
not instructed by those comments. We receive SINH
lar from various other sources, some Of which
we shall copy, and only regret that we cannot copy
them all.
Here are the remarks Of the Lafayette Free Press,
of the Sih inst. Every word of the censure ex-
pressed seems particularly applicable to the unprn
cipled course of the Indiana Journal
gives pleasure to have in power lay before
the reader to-day letter Of General TAYLOR addressed
the Editor Of the Cincinnati Signal While the General is
Hing say, that he the Of
his name cOnnexi0n with the Presidency. provided
were the spontaneous aud universal wish OF the people Of
parties-a thing haldy probable-he very emphacally
declares shall be used, for benefit ad-
vancement Of either of the great political paIlies into which
the country divided, IN preference to tie other This
lights what we have devoutly wished TO hear
from hiand it is to be hoped that it will have tendency
to dsnpen the sd0r of those political gamblers las well
Wings Democrat,) who have been going it upon the
loud in his support, PROFEssEDLT the ground of
attachment the principles and Of their particular
party; when in truth and in fact, they neither knew OF
cared grot about his political vewand only supported
him because they believed he could be elected with ease
There are always enough of such patriots be found
They 20 for the strong man,, aud hope in the division
the spoils" to enjoy sop This is the sum aud sub
stance " Of their WbiggeIy or Democracy.
We glad indeed, that Geu. Taylor will neither
sent 10 run WHO, THE DEMOCRATIC candidate
for now Whg may refuse TO support him, If he be dis
posed without subjectDg himself to censuTc.'