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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-08-25

He who places himself under Dr. KlsxKLis's
treatment ma, feigiousiy conuds IN his honor A.
y g'ntlvin ~, I'D rely upon the assurances thai
The secrets OF pf. ks pallenls will never be
disclosed.
Young mnn-let no falso 'nodesiy deter YOU
noin making your case known o one who, from
vducasioI and fespveiablliy, can certainly DO.
friend you.
Too many think thy will conceal the secret in
their own hcars, n 4 cure themselves Alas
how Often ID Ibis lhlHl iclusl0li, and h0w man,
Promising young man, 'ho might have been
earth. :. .I-..'l Z. 2. y
Structures Of tho ureihra are rapidly removed
9y 40 application OF new lherapv pllrui agent,
used oniy BY Dr. X.
Weakness and CONSTITUTIONAL Debility prom oil,
cured, aud full yig0f resl0rrd.
COUNTRY INvALIDs'
Can have, b, stat gtholr explicitly. together
win All Their y IONS, per lslter enclosing q
rsnl'llenevi ~ medicine. appropnaIed
sterwarded 10 a. part af the united States
anu packed secure frpIl damage a ga rI,altN.
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liTArCn AND cLOCs<s--wz. eDAwsos
w tenicrs his servieesto the citrefIs OF Brook:
Vile aud vicinity, IN the eapaelsy NJ Watch and
cinck Maker aud rcpaircr-innkine aud niendlng
Jswolry, &c. Long cxpsrlsncr and strict punctu.
tlity arr his recommendations. shop thfco doors
Narth ~ the post once. N %. frsn 3i.u
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u fresh supply jast reeslsed stthe
OLD HE'D BRICK
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Dec. Let. ls4g
TO rHe PUBLIC.

This 10 70 certify that, Ia June last, wa
attacked with the Asiaiie Cholera: aas was
aeon. Ne my physrclan states la collapsed
state. | had rsmaiped In this state seme two
hours, when my physician In 10, med my fam
lyaad friends that ! could mol possibly live.
and strictly forbid my wife permliius sny
Que g'vl"g me any 'ned'clse or nouu.hm-nt
whatever, as Il would only hasten my De ilh
Al this ,IneMr. Forha esms 70 see me-. and
orooRh, with him bottle coniain,ng four
ounces Of HE AltsratIye Balm. snd sskod
psrsnission Of my vile 10 use Il on mo, an hs
though, u would innedis.sly give ease.
vas Immediately applied. aud Ia less than ten
minutes was restored. and was In q warm
perspiratios, prior 10 which time my extremi-
lies were cold. clammy sweat We. on any
lace and head. After the nss Of two other
'ottles Of the same medicine. was entir-ly
l'essd Of all distress, aud IN fsw dsys was
restored to health. lrlf $50 a lln
! would most cheerfulIy aud heartily rec
emInsnd ,hIs BALM 10 oil who are afflicted
IA a similar way. have also sssd Il In
aiher diseases, and have found II q most
excellent remedy. I do not ,hlak 4, can be.
TOO highly recommend. fsfn ~ Yr
JOEL KIRBY.
do hereby certify tho. the above csru6-
rs's s correct. and the abatement of lhe
physcsn made TO me IL true. "a al
.l.s, JULIA ANN KIRBY.
clnclnuaii, Dec, 9Th, is49. hs.atsy
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DIPLOMATIC SALARIES.

After much hesitation and with very great rcuc-
tancc the Senate have consented to raise the SALARY
of our Ministers to Paris and London TO fifteen ho,l-
sand dollars year, without outfit; which is in tuc
increase only o; three thousand seven hundred and
fifty dollars per annum 1t is extremely doubtful il
the House will raty even this niggar and utogcth
cr inadequate addition.
1t is perfectly well known that the necessary cx-
peuses Of the missions to the principal Of Eu-
rope, greatly exceed the present rate ofcompcnsuon.
and that representatives reduced 10 the alter
native Of living Ill style shamefully unworthy their
position, of sacrificing their private fortune in
the public service. In society where so much OF
respect and authority depends upon fashionable dis
play, as at the courts of Europe, representatives
cunuot reduce their expenditure within the limit OF
their salary, without seriously mparing their dplo-
matte ctliceucy 1t is surely very absurd to sacrifice
the usefulness of the diplomatic service to
pic of paismonv; and very inconsistent with the
spirit of republican government, by inadequate COM
pensation to exclude all but the wealthy from official
distinction.
Our public men do not recognise Mr.. Burko's dis
tnction between wise economy and stupid par.i
inony. They seem to think that pcuny saved is II
penny gained, matter what the pucri;icc of natiou
al dignity and political advantages and If they would
follow their principle out to its legitimate result they
would knock down the offices Of government to the
lowest bidder. II is libel the people 10 say that
they sympathise with any such paltry demagogusm.
They would not defraud the State Of the service Of
capable citizens by system of compensation which
excludes all but the wealthy from public employment
On the contrary the people have ever been generous
in rewarding the labors of the faithful public servant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-01
4 TEEATY.MAKING ADMINISTRATIONS.

The Pierce administration will he distinguished IN
American annals as the trcaty-mniin-. II has not
only mndc an important treaty with Great Brta'n'
achieved like results with powers remote from The CIR
cl. of Western civilization. i treaty with Jnpan,
another with Bornco. one about being formed with
Honduras, and, pcrhaps ~ the rro"ng operation,
one with S;niiii fnr the cc>-iun and sale Il" Cuba, at
test the ability tact and intelligence with which this
department 0i the government IL administered. Since
the davs of Jackson we have had no administration
which has excited large measure ut foreign rcspcct
not only by the pr"mpitu" with which II national
insult has been punished and III" national honor VIM
dcate, but individual wron.s injuries abroad re-
dressed. II i. tbs which protects nations from the
necessity of rcs"riin Ia w;, impunity. i'll these re-
spcris leads necessarily to rcpc.iti" and 10 hstill
,rs fnGliv The readiness oi the administration rithcr
o punish icr insult and wrong. 10 treat terms
Of Cancellation and rcucc. or the adjustment Of all for
ci-n differences and disputes, constitute the highest
claim to national confidence dsHpport.-'h"r''to"
N.,.s
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FDr ih' r. iI"TtF.
PUBLIC MEETING IN KING AND QUEEN.
~ public meeting held III Kin. and Quccn Court
House, oil MONDAY, tl:c lO;h july. lS:,i b"ing Court
dayl Tor the purpose "t appointing delegates L" the
Convention in he hrl,i NJ ,hr Wii:" Sulphur Springs
un Ill" y th "i August next:
On tine m"ii"n Of Col. Inn. Ro. Ba.by. Edward
GRESHAM, Esi, Wis called /" tin: CHAIR anl lhonrr
W. iEicr, E~ npl"Imt'nI Secretary.
The object al the meeting wa. explained hv Alex
andrr Dudley. Esq. and II being understood thai the
purpose a. holding the shd Conventions i NOT. has
been suspected by snuc. Ia elect r"a-scmb!n- ~!
the Legislature next winter hr! Ia devise mr;s;rs Ia
protect the treasury ui the Commonwealth against
inscrmmdtc appropriations for every local ImDr""c
mrE!, whether wh ur without merit, and Ia employ
the of the State III the "ncil"n {" such
works ONLY, us by their magnitude ami probable re-
suits may be regarded rs StLtc works, ani which,
when completed. may reasonably hr cXvrrt"d 10 yield
Il instead Of continuing Ia be- t. burih"n ana
the pr"pririy %! any participation III the proceedings
ot the said Convention the part of thr citizens :"
| this county being freely discus,rt It WAS
Resolved, LIST. That the Chairman oi this meeting
appoint - delegates /" represent this county III iI1
| said Convention.
Resolved, 2nd. That this meeting. and it is believed
the citizens Of this county are, without exception, "p
posed To- The holding nt session hy the present
members Of the General Assembly and the d"lr:air'
appointed hy this meeting are hereby instructed no
only IA give no cuuncnnncr I" an? such novr >!"ul'
any such bc mad" III the sail Innvrn'ion but "opp"a,
| the siinc by every means III li:cir power.
The Chair under the Isl resolution, appointed ih'
the following gentlemen ns delegates /" the et!d Con
vcn;ion viz James VI. Jr;lrcs, Ro ~ Davis, 'lnni
| uS Is. ROaur, =. +. Dew an, Samuel +. llarw""d.
On motion, il WIS
Resolved further That the Chairman and Sccrrtn
rv ic added 10 the delegation, and that these proceed
rgs br ,i.ncd by the said officers aml forwarded Il
The Editors Of hr Richmond Enquirer and Wing, witt
the request that they publish he >tinr
EDWD. GRESHAM. Chairman.
| Tn. ", TYLER S:rrrturY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-01
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD-EiC!lMOND SUB
SCRIPTInN.

The citizens OF Richmond deserve honor for their
liberal subscptinn 10 the extension Of this important
work. We mr.. not Of those who believe that West
crn trade can be monopolizcd. The whole commerce
Of the Upper Mississippi and Ohio rivers, will be
conducted bv bv direct ;hurou-nrcs from the intc-
rior to the SEA boart There is enough commerce for
all the Atlantic cities. 1t would take dozen rail-
roads in active competition 10 carry of the lake and
river rndc. Thcr. is 10 more danger that rnllToad
from n deep water point OH the Atun.ic, TO the iutc
ror will because there may be another road To at-
tract trade into the same region, than tha. well
due into the earth would not afford water, bec"USe
there was another ri. There i enough for all!
But the effect all these roads projected Will be TO turn
trade from the Mississippi to the Chesapeakc and n
combination of thar trade will ensure direct inter.
course between all the cities of the Chesapeake and
Europe. Let ever city have lis railroad TO the
Wcst.-E Baltimore Patrt0'.
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PROPOSALS,

REPAIRS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA AZ"
FOR WATERWORKS TO THE AMOUNT Or
S3j,GO ..
HhROPOSAIS will be received at tAr tfoc'oi D''.''
until ~ O'Clock merriam, the .'in :c!'eIr'i
next, for tho repairs OF the !cr:"cr- u! H- u'''H'
buildings 10 the amount OF siO'VVo ,,u l. ;, ,
for introducing supply of water for the CH.ver'y oi
Virginia, and Constructing the necessary works o' m
snL S ,nonn, necessary will b. paid il cash, and tor
a T.msipns three fths bonds o, the University will be
gwen payable the ls day Of yu 5 H.
.nojic.non a. the ProctOy's othce.
aPP''" ROBT. R. PREST!S Proctor
Iuly l9-ct25thSept OF Cm'ersiiy oi NTthis'
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HORRIBLE RAVhGES OF THE CHOLERA Al
lIIE NJ IL. ARA SI.SpENSION RRIDliE.

BUFFALO, July 81 learn from the mos; reliable
that the ravagcs of the cholera II the suspension
bridge Oh the Canaan side. lar wursr lnn repre-
,ru,cd Oar iI.Drurl!it visited the sccnc yesterday
and found almost everybody capable o nnvi!i- had
deserted the vicinity, leaving the dead without burial
He discovered i'll shanty woman so iar gone US
10 be unable To move, and the dead body OF her child
wears old, lying b. her side i'll advanced state OF
decomposition.
In another house ne found two men, one dead and
the other dying, without succor. In another shanty
he found three unburcd bodies 80 much decaycd that
he rouII not venture 10 disturb them, and set fire TO
the shanty and consumed the bodies. learn, as re-
liable fact, that several bodies only partially con-
sumed, were to-day being rooted MP and devoured by
hogs.
Mr. Fillmore and his son leave here tomorrow for
CnyuCa county, both in very feeble health.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-01

from this paper in support OF the bill, with tie fol-
lowing comment: "lhc tnrc2om: article deem
WORTHY Of min. transferred from The editorial column,
,t the Richmond Eaya,r'2' I" those Of !r Grorg,"U
We iav, scarcely Il word /" add or tukc from IL
nothing certainly Ia r''ract from the high c"rpli.
mcu which il pay. to the author "f t!,r Ill. Ii
wuud b,, l.rul; I" ,gy whether his country u: hi,
party IL under deepest obligations 10 til. master
stroke If siatrsmnnship.'
TIE CONGRESSIONAL CDNNENri0N.-Tlt
vote ii the Convention which M: OH the 2G.h irat.
at at(;cnnvi!lr TO scr,; Democratic candidate ivr rcn
grcss, 10 supply the vacancy occnsomc hy the dcatl
Of Mr.. Srod,rass, WAS as follows:
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and responsibilities shall be the prescribed
by law Tor o:cr land Offices and for the Surveyor GrnrHi
OF Oregon, 80 far as they apply 10 such officer ihey
.hs keep their offices suc place the President shall
from rie 10 time direct and their compensation shall be
twenty hve hundred dollar. cash per and office rent
but they sha be entitled fees other rmolulcnts
ui any kind whatsoever except the Receivers actual n
necessary expenses i'll dcposits Rni satisfactory proof
that either If said officers any other officer hsS charged
received fees other rewards authorized hy hw
he shall he forthwith removed from Office.
Sec T. And he II further enacted, Tint IN" Territory o'
Washington shull be erected into separate surveying dig
and the President of the United States hereby nu
tnrized TO appoint Surveyor General for The same VINO
shall hold his ohce such place the Pre- d"n' may d
rect, and the location thereof may be chnnsed from
lime to tilne il in the iud cement Of the President. the
public interest should require IT, and the pow'ra ducf
legations. responsibilities and cnloluncns ot tEe sal"
Surveyor General shall be tho now prescribed
by law for the Surveyor General Vi Oregon
Approved, July L. 1854.
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THE LAND BILL.

The Democratic press of the South approve Mr..
Hunters Bill with singular unaniml'y and emphasis
From the Portsmouth Globe VIC copy al aole article
in its support. The Rockingham Register, and the
Warrenton Flag are of the same opinion. The Sa-
vannah Georgian able and authoritative organ Of
tho Southern Democracy, republisheH an article
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-08-01
fpublir-Nu. 3.3 !

As ACT for the payment OF the civil officers employed in
;Lr Territory vi New Mexico while under military gov
':il:nr!;.
Be- Il enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
uses The United States oi America III Congress assem-
i,i THAT the Secretary OF War BE- and he Is hereby
,1rzs from any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated pay th. civil officers employed in the
Ts.rory Of New Mexico while the same was under mill
,y government the salaries due and payable to them
u,r twcnrysecond o! September. eighteen hundred
tai orysS. until the third OF Murch, eighteen hundred
and i one according h- rate of compensation pre-
.c:ibe 10y the organic law promulgated by Gen Stephen
Kearncy for the government OF snid Territory OF New
Nexco deducting ,herefom such sums rs hive already
been paid them fror, the treasury Of said Territory:
Provided That under the provision of This act no conpcn
.auu shall be made any orr officer o the army Of the
rai for dschurgn- the duties OF any civil Office
~ me Territory oi New Mexico.
approved, July l., ls5i
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IPnhlir Nn 40

AN ACT authorsc the Secretary OF War to settle and
adjust the EXPENSES of the Rogue River lndinn war.
Be enacted by the Tenate and House OF Representa-
titles of the United States of America in Congress assem-
bed That the Secretary Of War be and he is hereby
,horiscd and directed adjust and settle on just and equi
table principles all claim. fer services rendered in The
late with the Rogue River Indians in Oregon known
as the Rogue River war according the nustcrrols Of
the same also for subsistence forage medical stores and
expenditures well os nny Oer and pro.
per supplies furnished for the prosecution OF said war
and hat on such adjustment, be paid OF any moneys
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Annruy ed Inly =. lSiA.
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OS,ScocK, Virginia, July u, 1851

NTYDEAR SIR: reached home yesterday after an
absence of ten days at the Williamsburg court, and
found letter from DR.. Garnet, in which he describes
conversation with You respecting myself and this
causes 10 enclose to him tliie open letter L" y"u
lie says my opponents for the nomination :r tie
office of governor of Virginia actively circulating
the rulnor that nm opposed To the Nebraska bill
tha, heard TO express myself at Old Point re-
Gently, Us Well as ~ other place.. lie say. thai ihIs
will drive of every freud have in Congress &c.: Ec
dcprccutcs TIC policy vt uSltaiin- the question fur
thcr. He sends iic message hrJ from you say =
that the rumor had reached Washington that | %as
deuouncins TIE Nebraska bill in lls io,, uncquvocal
terms, and thereby alakin, an ssIAwth the whole
v"% gS% ss 1ssEa"% ;sa%!j in S c%%Esss rss the ., Nv
opinions the Nebraska bill wore Very fIliy stated
10 Mr.. Hunter and 10 General Mlson aurng the lem-
dcncy of the bill before the House Of Rcpr,seta-
tivcs. had, and have still, strong objection, 10 st.
veri features of the bill, regarding some of them ms
unauswcruhc, bur not ns 'aS|pr'1Mc, On tie con-
trarv said to General Millson, especially hn; were
in his seat in the House wGH+ e0i" jar n. bM
mainly iur the REASONS that it repealed the Missouri
Compromise, nId fortified slavery i'll the State Of Mis-
souri, rs it NOW exists. My entire view Of the lurs
ton cannot pretend I" present at tins time IN this
letter. But the connection aud context Of my remarks
recently ut Old Point these:
| | met several of General Millsons constituents
there His course was commented un by some onc--
can't now recolcct whom, the company around me-
was prulniscuous dcttnded him on the ground c&-
yccl0Uy that noir hr tut. has p1S&f. should not
he mads an tssuc. | stated hnt /, we'll ns he Ind
strung objections, particularly 10 the Badger amend
ncni, but that our objections were those I" pr"-!ln
very nen-of men who would 90 Us far l"d defend
slavery by any man of the South who had voted
for the Nebraska BILL that he had my confidence, per-
feet confidence, pro-savery representative, Gnd
that tlore who differed from him should tolerate i'll
him difference of opinion on subject about which
the earnest inquiry WIS., what was best for the South
| and tor slavery Ills end wus the that Of
| those who voted for the bill-to project our isu
tions in the best manner. THUS far wen; on the
casion referred to, and will 20 again whenever the
occasion presents itself SO fur from denounclns The
bill to make am issue with its friends, have always
said would have voted for it, but admitted the OBJ
cciions to i. strUn. 10 excuse any friend
of slavery for voting against it, and to prevent IN is
sue from being made against II representative like
Cen Millsonw who had taken his able and honest course
He is nv friend as well the rel0b friend "f slave
ry and the South, and will defend him OH that point
| il were to lose forty nominations.
| Yours truly, HENRY \. WISE.
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ro1p Girls Rt-RNT TO DEATH

SpRrSGriELp, Mass, July 2S.-A dwelling, occu-
nnd bv two Irish families, near the Junction Depot
Of the Chicopcc, Was burn, this morning, and two
girls named Courrey and two others named Cough
Ian and Collins, were burnt 10 death Patrick Boar
Was also badly burnt in rcscuinG his mother.
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,,w. OF THE UNITED STATES.
r,,, at ,it First Session Of The Thiny'hrd Congress
he United STATES Of .imcrir1.
lrublic-No. ~.

AZ ,CT r ; construction OF certain military rohds ami
" wells III the Territory OF New M"Nico.
f.. enacted by the Senate and House oi Representa-.
@ NJ L, United States U; America III Congress
i That the following of money be and are hereby
n.r:,c, i,r the construction and repair OF roads
,s. I,rri:o:y OF New MEXICO:
F.on, Taos 10 Fr, Tie sum Ui twenty thousand
Go'sr-
From Santa re 10 Dona Ana. the OF twelve thou.
and dollars any portion OF which may he applied 10 the
kp OF wells Il required by the necessities OF said road
The ,si sums Of money be expended under the con;Io ol
md direction oil ih- Secretary OF War.
aoproycd July Il, ls.i.
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Ipublic-No. 81.

AZ ACT 20 provide tor the Of military road
in the Territory Of Utah.
Be il enacted by the Senate and lonse oi Represents
I'VE. The United STATES Of America in ConSr.sS nssein
bi Ths there be and is hereby appropriated the sum OF
:vuyye thousand dollars OF any money in the Trea'
sg.y not otherwise appropriated, TO be expended under
,s direction OF the Secretary of War, in the construction
Of military road within ;he Territories OF Ctn AUD New
Mexico commencing Great Salt Lake City and running,
sy the tv Oi Provo CRY Fillmore City, Puroran and Ce-
d. C:y 10 the eastern boundary oi California IN Tue Ii
r,c:ol Oi the Cnjon Pass.
y,d Iuly II lSyi
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lPrBLIc-No. 30
AN ACT TO refund 10 the Territory Of Cah the eXpens
incurred by sid Territory in supprcssing Indian host

AN ACT 10 refund the Territory Uf U;a the expenses
incurred by smL Territory i'll supprcssns Indian hos
ties
B, il ccsc,rd by the Senate and House Of Representa-
rv.s of the United tucs of America in Congress
bl.d That the Secretary of War be- and hc is hereby
thorizcd and directed examine into and ascertain the
amount of expenses incurred by the said Territory in the
suppression of Indian hosttcs within said Territory du
ring the years eighteen hundred and eighteen hundred and
fyu,e and that the Of such expenses when 40
asccrtuned b. paid into the treasury o said Territory
Provided That the paid sEall not exceed III
amount twenty thousand nine hundred anil forty dollars
and .x,y cent? which amount ID hereby appropriated
out any money in the Treasury hot Otherwise apropr
ated.
Approved, July II, 1854.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,,

To tie Editor Of tie CmGn:
Ny DEAR SIR: The following letter from the Hon.
Henry A. Wise Of Virginia, whose name il promi-
ncutly before the Democracy of the State for the
nomination for the office Of Govcrnur, will explain
itself. As an act OF justice 10 Mr.. Wise and his
friends, hope you will give it place i'll your Saiur
days paper, and greatly oblige, truly,
Your very obc1cnt servant.
EIDWEIJ