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KIDD Pittsburgh, Pal month OF June
last eyed six dozen Of DR. MLane AmOna Worm
fc all of which have so and wish further supply as
heretofore Ne frequently receive packages from bv
Express and presume I'll would be difficulty orvardin
by tits mode to us Rochester from Pittsburgh YOus truly
Rochester, ~ ". Feb. a, lS47. POST WILLIS.
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold Wholesale retail by
KIDD Co.. No co. Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa
ON BPurchaseTs viii please pa ticuar and inquire for
CDR ManeS Worm Specific Nemiugen and take no other
still Kaser from Kentucky.
Dis. M'A-ANE'S VEEklEEFVIGE!
Pans Ky, March ? 1877.
MEsRs KIDD CO. Geas-In the month OF Ju last Mr.
r Merry OF Cine nna appointed
for selling Dr. MLaues%ghy approved Medic and the
tive that prompts entire white this letter
house. inform you that the lhantF of this and
county, morally, given the VermHee
fI1ot their families, and exception
the very best Horn Medicine offered TO those afflicted with
worms.
The high estimation which Vemifuge this eom
munity has induced purchase in future
Agent and you vii ollie greatly writing by mall
your cash piice for the Nermifuge by the gross.
Very respectfully yours. J.C. SNYDER.
Prepared for the Proprietor and retail
KIDD Co, No. 90, Wood str Get. Pitshu gh, Pa.
NJ B-purchaers will please be particular inquire for Dr.
.fLaRc's Specific PermifHge nothing else
For sale by DAVID CRAGGHEAD, indianapolis; TOMIIN
son BROTHERS. indianapolis; J. oWSIEY x Co, Indian
apOlis, JOHN KELLEY Nashville, Brown county; SMITH,
NAWTER Co Vernon. Jennings county: T.. p BURKE Yer
non, Jennings JOHN NAWTER Morgantown,
county; w. D.. ALEXANDER x BROTHER Go>port, owen
county: TH0S MCAiA, Bloomington Monroe county: mo-
ArCAI.LA, ElotSvie, Monroe county. an
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
II HAVE FOUND a TREASURE.

go says constructive labong distressing
aud could nd any relief the 7h0he whose dculy
of breathing he cnud lie down
person who bleeding aud who failed day by
namel
Sherrnan's OIOsaOnian,
Or Az Healing Balsam,
relieving the diseases, than other
hnmg. any deception pracIiced
noals Jeff the office for the inspection of all who may
Three Thousand Persons
Have used remedy the New York
ing contrary syeak of u
1 unqualified praise and the number Of which
have been treated by the Oosaonan found many d
The most Astonishing Cures
On record Read the following your concerning
he efficacy Of this remedy may he removed.
Mrs Why, wife IL F. Why ESQ., residing West
street, given
Ia die Every day
nounced consmpve and during her sickness she ad very large
eracatIon After Oioaonian, Al Healing
lasam or lime, she entirely relieved and is attending
To her family duties house where those no doubt
aud theyi lee sufficiently interested
during his sickness 800 Madison
Providence, r. L.
of the best physicians IN the cry They attended him the bet
and his hopeless They
Of The Lngs They they help him. and that he
his Lungs entirely Tie had
from the Liver exactly resembling that raised Lungs.
persuaded by his friends the UosaOnian using
boues entirely estored.
We would refer all who doubt the authenticity Of this Mr..
brh Norfolk who Raymond during his
sickness, aud was inmilar with has treatment
hundred Cases
Equally unwomsing heen cured ef
ecnally by this Remedy.
Have yo troublesome COUGH! no RLOoDl ySu
NreHr swEATi M cautious DO be deceived The
you make OF for relief
Here il the Remedy.
ToMLfSsos BR0THEFs, gents Indianapolis.
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

9Theie great many remedies which vii ak The Chlsby
their Mineral frequently the remedy
is han the disease system pEedposd than
FORE But Ssoor Vegetable Agm Syrup which can he had al 0ws
only chs twenty four hours BY
following directions strictly prevents returning
perfectly youngest infant They
agents for Dr. Rog9 Compound Syrup n Lrsrraf and Tar, which
remarkable Of diseased % 4w
A. j. STEVENS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Office zap Stairs. Beck's Corner,
30 ly lndianspoli', indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
MORE PROOF THAT
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
WIFI cnecIually care the Fever and Ague

TROY, ND August 10Th, ls47.
Havnr used family. Sm's Tonic syrup vsgeta-
Febrifge for the OF Ague aud Fever Chill Fever
well as having sold lin my neghborhOod upwards sixty
ties within the last monlhs take pleasure Stain. that
has failed feet speedy either
Cils AMI Fever aud siucere il my
friends and public Of the eectua
NEEDLES that have ev known used r. BATES, p N.
Co, Ky, n sust 4. 1871
This is certify that was a cei with Ague
Fever had ad years during time
used every that could hear without effect and despair
ed of getting we'll try
Vegetable Febrifuge and by using botesI
w good health and continue well
Tine. therefore do hesitate recommend
the public the eectsal and
has my knowledge.
NEWTON STIVERS
Prepared by WILSON sTARBIRD SMITH. Louisville XIV
Agens and Country Dealers supplied iy +. MERRYNEA-
TIER genera for Ohio and Northern Indiana, Third 81
opposite posi- Office Cincnnat, Ohio
Cincinnati, Ohio. Got 18th Nov.
For BY ToMlNsOS BROTHERS, sign Of the Golden Mortar
Inii
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08
HIGH TIM +.

There is a way to bring tbs war to close with
honor to ourselves aud with advantage 10 the
MeNieana themselves Mr.. Polk has always
ayowed himself opposed TO the conquest OF Mexico
or any part OF il, IL he asks the advice of the
Senate, all will 20 right. Ii Is high time that the
partisan conduct Of the war should oease. Alr,
Polk should now be convinced that he eannot be
reelected On the war question, Il he is not con,
vinced of it, he will be heiore the second week Of
December. for our Congress will not sit by any
longer with folded arms and see the power Of euf
Republic used in foreign war merely ioget mp Il
political qus.t upon which Mr., Polk shall BE-
elected second time, As We have already ialt,
mated, there are minds nj work chakng out
policy worthy of the country, aud If the President
cannot or will not rise up to ts height, he will be
made TO rise up TO Il and execute IT,
We doubt not tha, the country will shortly
take the matter In hand, and give Mr., Polk sis,
nal mud overwhelming rebnke for hs daugefans
aud unpfi cedenlcd usurpaiions Of power We
doubt not that this Executive war, this war Brought
about for partisan purposes, aud in violation ol the
constitution of the United states, will be brought
to close BY those who had the only tighlhl
authority TO commence H. We doubt mol thai
these kiHgig eueroachmehla will be stripped Of
their dsmaefafie ycll, aud ffownrd down by the
syer.wakelal vigilance of ifre and enlightened
people Look at the war flam lis commencement
to the present time, and say II Ia management
has not exhibited monafehinal tendency, danger.
ous 10 people calling themselves rcpubIieans'
Has republic ever long existed within the ba.
SONS of whose citizens spidt Of war aud con.
quest has been awakened aud cherished llaYe
the bounds Of a republic ever been enlarged by
conquest, uatil Wild aud dangerous sehemez Of
personal ambition have usufped, in tho milds Of
It's rulers, the place Of paIdolie prudeneal Are
not the principles Of rrpubIeanizIn the same now
us they were when subyarlei by a spirit Of con.
qncsn Can the HaH,s Of repablicanism seeute 10
Us It's dressings, when its nistaHrs has departed
Congress We doubt not will look 10 this maliut
Il is high time.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

A Toass-The following toast was sent by
Gov. Young 10 the wing festival ut Phladelphai
Gen. z. Taylor Ii he Is not a Washington, II
Is because the responsibility Of Washington has
not been east upon him
Gen. Taylor resembles ten. Washington, IN his
striking traits oi character, moe closely than any
other man whom the country has produced, aud
II we are not as much indebted to MIN, il Is be.
cause in the exhibition aud exercise Of his high aud
noble qualities, there was not SO much at stake.
In prudence, in cool bravery aud determination,
In military skill, In full and patriotic devotion to
country, there is a strung aud vivid resemblance
although their different positions aud the different
circumstances under which they were called upon
to act gives Washington the PTeemiaenee'-
Washington was called upon to rescue his country
from oppression, and to plant the standard Of
freedom over It's hateful grave. The cause was
us noble as the qualities which it enlisted, Nilh
Taylor II IS different The Ike qualities ere there
but a Ike cause Is wanting We admire him
more for The exhibition Of virtues capable Of great
achievements than for the actual achievement Of
any thing gfea, aud profitable 10 The country
The war has displayed his qualities, tested the
metal of which he is composed, and proved him
worthy Of the Presidency. In the Presidential
chair he may be blessing to bis oounig-ihe
cause viii be equal 10 he noblrsi powers, aud his
Presidential term Of service will be justly com.
pared 10 that Of Washington himself
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

Gus CorroS.-we admire the invention of tho
ngc, aud ike to see Improvements in all that is
useful, but there is such thing Us oycr,fppne
the mark even in the way Of invention. Ilwll
bc difficult, we think, to find any mrans Of con.
municaling intelligence more rapid than the Elec.
the Telegraph, and equally 20 10 make any i'm.
PfOyement on gunpowdcr We want nothing
quicker stronger nor surer and invention is thrust.
ing lis ambition, nose, dangerously forward when
L attempts 10 bring iohha substitute more power.
crul Wide fields lis open for the restless exercise
Of invention, and many willbc the valuable truth.
elected lhercirOm, but We are confident that no
invention. in its march TO excellence will ever OK.
eel In is line, the suuPowder standard. The Ma.
tional Wing thus notices the explosion which took
place recently In England;
A terrific explosion Of gun cotton, which tool,
place at Fayerham lEngland) on the 18th July
aud by which twenty lives weru destroyed, ha,
raised very serious Question Ms 10 tho compare.
tive safely Of that agent and gun-powdcr Tie
explosion seems to have been owing 10 sponlanc,
Gus ignition, for the proprietor Of the work stated
in lis deposition, that bs had given orders thai
the stove employceio dry It, should never be heat
ed above 2l0 degrees Farenbet. lie said farther
that Professor Schonbein had told him It woulc
stand $50 degrees, aud that lie himself had trieC
$50 without explosion
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

THE IMPRESSION AT WAsuINCroN.-
The Washington correspondent, ol the New
York Journal Of Commerce Gays in bis
.riiero the lllh ult:
Gen. Scott will lind himself al ease in
his position in the halls Of the Monlczunas.
Ho will have no laore OF lighting, but Il
plcnly u lca,ling. His quarter maNer's
aud paymls'er's departments will not again
be- allowed to run short OF iunis for they
are 10 have their drafts On the L. S, Treas.
my cashed in the city OF McIico by the
English brokers. The General will EN-
ploy himself in the capacity Of a law.gv.
er, and will bc hailed by all Mexico as n
lIberalor. lie will re.e,tablsh the fedora.
tive system on sale foundation, and pro.
lcct the people aud tho States in the ctef.
else Of their newly acquired constitutional
rights. Alter while he viii agree with
this now Government upon the pIclimna.
ries OF peace, aud permit tho Administra.
ton TO give some lavorile The profit AID
glory ol going 10 MEXICO 10 sci his solemn
sanction To the treaty founded on these
prelIminaries.
This Is the prospect before us; and, il
view Of it, the Secretary ol War yes
iorlay said To gentleman who bad call
ed to offer his services. With regiment
Thank God, sir, we have no occasion foI
H.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

InNENuE CRoP.-The AleIandria Ga.
zelle says that recent letter from The Hon.
X. Ellsworth, Of Indiana, formerly Com.
missioner oil the Patent Office, states that
be has 1000 acres in corn, from which he
expects to mako 50 bushels 10 the acre.
Qaly imagine $4,000 bushels Of corn on
one farm.
We can boast Of a much larger crop
here in Arkansas. A friend, who resides
in lafayette county. in whose statements We
have implicit confidence, informs US, thai
he has 2s5 acres Of corn, planted in drills
which will yield 10000 bushels, and thai
he also has 900 acres in cotton, from which
he will gather 100000 pounds Of ginnet
cotton. or coo bales, weighing 500 lbs
each, abd further tba, be will ialien and
Kill, on bis farm, $4,000 lbs. Of as good
pork as can DO produced anywhere.
II any body can beat this crop, on Tho
same number of acres, We would like tC
hear OF il.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

ruE RArr--We published loW weeks
since, an abe communication on this sub
jet, and invited others who felt an lnleIes.
in Ihe mal er 10 favor Us with their riews.
Since thai time we have been patiently
waiting 10 sae some public drmons IA iinu
in favor Of this must dusiablo object. bal
we have waited in vain. The people them
selves appear 10 be as immovcablc a. the
ra0. We had hoped lhal there was public
spirit enough in tho county 10 make an Ell.
fort, at leasl, bu, as yel We SEQ no move.
mcnt towards it.
Where all are Interested, in so silally
important a measure. they should move a,
one man, with view Of accomplishing
a desired object. Every county interest
ed in this work, should get up meetings
and appoint delegates 10 attend a eoaten
lon at sumo suitable point, to carry into
effect tue besl measures lha, ghi there be
proposed.
As this is tho most central point, we
would suggest that meetings be held in the
counties oi Lafayette, Hampstead and So
weir in this Slate, and in Bowie. Titus
Red River Lamar aud fanin counties,
Texas, and ,ha, tho Chociaw Naiion be
requested TO send delegate, 10 NEE, in CON
yenIion at this place, on the second Mon,
day IN November neIl, for The purpose o
consulting and fixing upon some pan mos
likely 10 accomplish the removal Of this oh
'iruclion 10 tho prosperity oil our section 0
country.
Let US all, then, go 10 work in goo,
earnest, and show 10 the powers that be
that we are entitled 10, and will, b, heard
The object can be accomplished by The
united action OF the people.
VIII The Standard and Star at Claiks
Vile, and Argus at Bonham, aid us il
bringing this important matter before Ihu
public.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

Az Enron KiLLrp.-we learn from our Texas
exchanges that Mr. james RUSSELL editor Of the
Red Lander, at San Augustine, Texas was Killed
n short time ago by Mr. Kendall, publisher Of the
Shield The fatal ooeurencs grew ou, Of very
bitter newspaper controversy, which bad been
going on between the parties for some weeks.
The parties, ii is stated, met the day before the
killing and exchanged two shots, each without
effect, and that on the day following, Kendall
waylaid Russell as ho was passing from bis office
aud shot him dead.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

ArrAnILITy.-A Hint TO Lddies-A
correspondent Of the n. Y. Tribune, wri
ting from the south, says: "Ihe southern
ladies are not deficient in beauty, but what
render. them and all ladies' so charming,
Is their aRabiity. Never loOsing their
,eli.respeci, they are yet exempt from that
afIectalion Of cxclusiycness, and ill.bom
pride. that springs from sudden opulence,
acquired, sometimes by one means, some
times by anoiher-somtimes by being a
fashionable muffin maker, sometimes by n
run Of luck in trade"
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

lIoMciDg.-Thc Alexandra Rcpubli.
can of The 18th ult. says that most la.
mcntable and shocking occurrence took
place in Chcncyyille on Thursday lasl.-
Austin Talnm was killed by his own broth.
er Edward Tatum. The Circumstance 5
attending the event are truly melancholy.
The two brothers married sisters, and in
consequence ol some family difficulty, the
wife ol the deceased went to the house Of
his brother. The deceased went there af
Ter her, and denounced and made the most
deadly threats against bis brother, drawing
deadly weapons upon him at the same time,
when bis brother shot him with a gun, kill.
ing him upon ths spot Tho unhappy man
has sent up word 10 the sheriff Of his
willingness 10 surrender himself, and that
officer has sent allor him.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

Dheanfpt smrwEres.-fhe New York papers
publish an account received rom Boston by tpe.
grspll Of a terrible shipwreek. The account states
that the ship Chanugu, Capt. Paltou, iism Liver.
pool. 18th ull bound 10 naston, reports thai oa
Monday morning, The l9lh inst, a, one o'clock,
the weather foegy, he came in contact with the
Swedish baque lduna. from Hamburg iof NeW
York, with eO6 persons on board, and that tie
bark sunk ia thirty minutes ailer tho collision,
Capt falten Immediately sent his boals 10 tho
rescue, and with one boat from tic baque picked
up lhiHy.tour persons, one Of whom was ltla
gid only - ysan DID, who by this sad Disaster !.
len without father. mother. brother or sslsf One
hundred aud seyen,y.twO perished Among Them
was Capt Moberg.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

THE PmLosoPuY OF Ir.-The Albany
knickerbocker says, how any ono can look
at The human foot, composed Of l4i bones
any quantity Of elastic cartilage gill
and a half Of lubrcaIing oil, and ten thou.
sand other arrangements for first class
kicking, and still believe that it is duty to
receive an insult without making 4 man
smell of leather, is one Of those eccenlrci.
ties connected with the human mind that
we never could lalhom.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

GEN. Scnrr AND GEN. SANTA ANNA -
la Para olyesirIdiy Publishes letters from
lnmp.rp. lium which We give some cI.
tracts hr.nw. s.Nlng that private CORES.
prndru'r bad been Intercepted between
Gen. Scott aud Con. Santa Anna, " hich
had produced much excitement al The capi.
tai. Il carrie, aihcra reasonable uppeir.
ance ou the lace Of 1t, regards Santa An.
NJ, hi hr explain. 10 lly saying he was en-.
d d'Waiing 10 Icgd ten, Scott INTO a trap.
We lave ~ opportunity Of knowing how
Gi the Correspondent Of Ia Palfa may be
del ended IN bat The tenor Of the last advi.
ccs tom purba and Mslco are Of a nature,
we lhiu., to render the present Information
very probable.
TAMTco, August 9Th, lsi7.
Our corfcspudrnce with The interior con.
tInucs vigorously intercepted hy Gen. Ga,
ray, who will permit no communication,
from his hostility 10 tho "laakees." BY
letters received here, We are assured that
Gen. Scot marched on III, capital about
the 9th without doubt. One oil thcss.lct.
lers i, dIled with the indignation Of honor,
abe Mexican. 4, the following:
An advanced quad Of Me6icans inter,
copied, on the 27h July correspondence
OF Santa Anna with Gen Scott, in which
the lJrmer informs the latter that h. has
already ordered the troops which be had
collected al Pcnon 10 retire from that place.
As you may suppose, this has produced
general alarm in the capital, 10 calm which
Santa Anna was Obliged to publish a mani.
ieslo stating that il was solely "sralagem
Of war" with which be intended 10 entrap
the army of Gen. Scott"
II this is true no one knows how tho
MeKicans will settle with this trcachorous
man, who has caused so much injury TO
his country. In another letter, Of The 22d
July, il says: "Gen. Santa Anna appears
greatly inclined towards peace, from abso.
lutte want o. resources,p
The division under General Valencia,
from San Luis, it was expected. had joined
Santa Anna at tho capital, with which bis
iorces would number about 10000 men,
who are in want neither provisions or wa
ter,
In a letter dated the 9th Of August pub.
lished in La Pairia. The information res,
pecllng the "inlercepled correspondence
is conlrmed.-M o. Bulletin l7th uh.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

Take him out take him oul ~ scream.
ed Mrs. PaHington, as she witnessed liz.
lie child dancing merriIy in baby jumper;
"what agony tho little darling is inl Do,
Tor mercy's sake take him ouw The
nurse explained the use of The article, and
its happy operation. "Well," said tho old
lady, "what nice conIriyance hope
the inventor may bo blessed with children
enough 10 I'LL dozen OF EN-. What a Gu.
rious idea, too, whore little felix's are kept
still by jumping aboull' and she held up
her hands in admiring WONDER Boston
Post,
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

The Cen,rcvillo (Md.) Times Of the
l4ih instant says, that a gentleman Of
Queen Ann county recently met with
Mr.. Ciitiendcn, who assured him that Gen.
Taylor was Whig Of the truo stamp, and
thai the old Hero should receive his Mr..
Crillenden's) warm support Tor tue pfcsi.
dency.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08
Wednesday, -. September $, lsl1

qFour thanks are due Hon. Thos' W Newton
for Map of the Mineral Lands adjacent 10 Lake
Superior, eedrd to the United States by the Chip
pewas in lsla
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

WAR APpRoPRIATIoNs.-According to
a statement in the National Intelligencer,
happears that the war appropriations, since
the war begun, amount iothe enormous sum
Of nearly eigh'y.one mHlionsi The pub.
lie debt Of The United States on the 18th
Of July, was S39,l22.4l0.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

SOMETHING Ew.-.Tbe Cincinnati Com.
mereial is informed that whole block oi
three.siory buildings are 10 be erected in
that city, the entire front 10 be Of cast iron.
The plates aro already being cast.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

OF Mr.. Stanton, Democrat. ls undoubt
cdly elected in the Shelby district Tennes.
see, byn majority Of twenty-five votes over
Mr.. Harris, the Wing candidate,
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

FouND.-Miss Fox, The young girl who
eIopod from New York in company with
married man named Hare, has been found
by her father in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and
has returned with him 10 New York. Haro
has also returned in custody Of tho Sheriff.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

Nelson Mersellos, clerk Of the New
York Post Office, has been arrested on a
charge VI embezzlcment,
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

Ocr Caleb Gushing is spoken Of as the
Democratic candidate for Governor Of Mas.
saChusctls.
Washington telegraph., 1847-09-08

TINS NExr CoNGRgss.-lhe Naiona
lnIcl.Igeueer thus speaks in reference Ia
the power Of The popular branch Of the next
Congress, now assigned by The people in.
10 tho hands al lac Wings:
Let no one understand a.. when eIu'l
ing at the eeila nly Of Nhg majority IL
the House ol Representatives. as expect.
ing that majority 10 mike any attempt 10
stop he Wheels Of tho Government hy
Withholding either the necessary apptopfi
alions for The support OF i, or refusing 10
provide the mrans Tor meeting any sIpen !.
uurcs which hasu already breu authorised
by lawl Quito lhr contrary. scmpuIpus
regard luf lbs public laHh, aud Tor lhr Oh.
legations of contracts generally, is q cIfiiz
nal principle IN The Wing creed. The
Wigs viii, We hope sni lfust, ia every
thing they can 10 bring this odious War
with Mrlirn TO an honorable close. Bui,
with reference TO the pablo credit, Tor
whatever purpose pledged, NO have NJ
doubt that Il is fortunate, even as regards
the Administration itsr,l hat the Wings are
now certainly In the ascendant in the body
which has original jurisdiction over the
Ways ana Means. They will doub less
hold tho Administration, IN every depart.
mrnl oi it, To rigid accountability, they
may refuse to lay taxes on the nece.saries
of life, as proposed at tho last session,
that lora.gn Injuries may come into the
country free OF duty: bat, should the War
with Mexico be prolonged until The meet.
ing Of Congress, (Which Heaven lurb.dl)
other means not incompatible with the na
liunal honor anil dignity than stopping the
supplies, will DO found To put a stop to the
war.