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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-31
FROM LAKE PEPM.
Core,pondeaee Of The N. Y. Tribune.


NORTH PEPIs, Wis, May 81, 1856.
Aseverv paper brings out to the Far West accounts
of the swelling tide of emigration from our happy new
England home from New York, Pennsy vania Illinois
and even Iowa, beg leave through the columns OF
vour valuable paper TO reach large nun Der OF inqur
ers who are now preparing to leave the ancient land
marks of their fathers for the rch cheap lands which
skirt Nc Mississippi We hear of vast tracts OF land
which possess all the advantages OF this region o.
oonniry. with mot more of fever and ague tnsh is
common TO countries. IL Is betler eur 10 oc
able 10 say 1--WE have found region where me tnns
il unknown ule il 10 brought here, ana taxes els
cure to die out" Yet eases Ike these are OF sucn
rare occurrence that ten months residence mas no'
furnished single evidence that have seen As THIS
is the first question to be asked. II Is first answered
We have no to produce it, but an excellent eli
mate TO cure 1t. Long dry winters, with billlant
.kiee, the snow falling chiefly early in December,
spreading its eorn-coveng thickly over tho roots to
lie undisturbed until March, with no ho Wing winds
and tempe stuops storms sudden changes, present
much to overbalance the Increased severity, and l.
most favorable for health IL not often that ocah-
ties be found uniting the several adVantsges oi
rich soil welding most sbundsutly. plenty OF timber,
and Astounding with creeks and springs OF purest wa
ter. All these may be had arou.d the shores of our
beautiful lake at very reasonable prices at present
bit 20 rapidly filing up that delay may not DC
advsDtag eous TO the purchaser.
bank Of Lake Pepin, on a slight elevation, command
Ing fine prospect OF the e1Pahse Vi water auu 'ue
pcturesauo bluffs Of Minnesota the opposite shore.
Not two years ago there wtre four bGildings only,
wle,e are now between fly and sixty, and number
in progress OF erection Every day brngs steamboats,
f,om tbe cities below laden with families. -Four stores
and TWO or three mechanic shops are in operation, asd
a chatter is obtained for academy; The beautiful
site of North Pepip, with its heatnfu climate ter lie
.o and religious privileges, as II Is eHoavy iaSoieu
9TH an EXCELLENT minister Congregational aud alse
large MtsSodst society altogether promise grostb
a. rapd as that of ST. Pau or hundred G,her esi
,st ~ The der within few years. The country ipr
miles back Of tie river is ling up with farmers ioni
the Eastern States who have left the barren SANDS OF
the abosrd to turn over the black burrows OF our va
ic, CD leave rich inheritance for their children
TIE extensive pine region above us on the Chippewa
gives employment TO some eight thousand unherns 81,
aoiding good market for every KIND oil prodace pi
or,a, smonnt of which We are now depcnden, on the
boats Land may be purchased for s. per acre ~lthh
four miles of North pepn, and at Government prices
within six OF eight miles. O. IL -
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TO THE SHAREHOLDERS.
( PoPULi

When the French Revelation commenced IN 50 II,
most 1ealous favorers had no idea Of the excuses
which would be committed. They had no expectation
that in the progress of it, their monarch would lose
h;s head. Nor had III, English-a more corsidsr,,.
peonle--pot even Cromwe-hsd any thoucht TIA,
their revolution against the tyranny and bad faith Of
their kisc would end by bringing him 10 the block
Nor have the slavohoders any lotion Of the cslsn.
which few Misguided propagandists Of Slavery are
rr, na,rg for them in the Kansas Civil var.-ore
which. We fear. has been begun before tLis-and how
COMPLETELY if il should be persisted in Until becomes
ipcursbh in the views Of all, the North has them in
her powey. We look on il a. certsin-as certain q,
least as any future event depending the s,op. ~
n,n ran be-,hat the slaves will revolt Al but .av,
one. nv slaves will fight for ne. Why do Won thcL
col III tell Won srky you think 80. man from ,hs
North Wits you, receives your hospitality He taIl.
YOU that you ought TO set your slaves free aud TIA,
fLey w;.h 10 be 80. You tell him, that 81 tbsv -
ir,d to be free they should be 80; but tia, they A.
not To satisfy yourself of thls, 90 alone into d.
field into the quarters and converse with them on ri;
subject 10 your hearts content" The Nor herper yo
accordingly 10 the field to the quarters. He asks The
old the middle aged and the young. With uusu.mo,.
yoee they al soy their master is kind 70 them TIA,
tb,v ar well treated and that they are entirely CON
mi whore they are. Why do they say so They
tnow N, nourer has power TO set The m free IL be-
vould: that be il guest a, the graf house" tina,
h. viii conysy the master toe sentnent- they have
sxnre,..d. and hst they wia gain icr them additional
6yo, Everything thus isr, " eonnrnnaio'y of wha.
The us.ter Las ss;.L and The INQUIRER retnrs 70 the
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MORAL AND RELIGIOUS.

BIBLE Issrr-The total number OF volumes Issued
fom the Bible House in this city, last year. about
eight hundred thousand and since its first operations
in 1876 more than ten millions II has also been
fully estimated that since le04-the date Of the nstu
ton of the British and Foreign Bible Society-the
total aggregate Of copies of the Scriptures issued
through the medium of Bible Societies alone has been
more than fifty millions, of which number proportion
OF about one fifth has been published by the American
Society and about three ffths by the British.
PIors DoDGE.-SeDator Douglas has been per-
forming what is piquanty called among certain class
Of politicians, the pious dodge He has recently
conveyed to tie Baptist denomination in Chicago, ILL.,,
ten acres of and-s groye-beautfuly situated within
the city limits for the purpose OF erecting thereon
Baptist University, with condition shat the trustees
shall Law the foundation Of the edifce during the ap-
preaching Fall, and spend annually toward the build
ing t25, 600 until completed The value Of the land is
estimated at $50, OO0 He has also made donation of
a hadsome amount to the Thirteenth street Baptist
Church in Washington City.
NEWSPAPERS AND TIE ScRIPrrREs.-The plan Of
the Bible Society Of thu city, Of publishing the Bible
in newspaper form for general circulation though
novel at the present day, was partially adopted in
past times by the printers OF some of the English
papers. When newspapers were first established,
they quite destitute of advertisements and moth
pg Was more common than for newspapers 10 b. pub
lished with q blank page. This remedied, how
ever, after while by publishing selections from the
Scnp;ures, and many old newspaper Is now eIiant
with a whole page copied from the Bible. Chapters
frcm the New Testament placed at the ne sd
Of the column and the space below was filed ont
with a palm OF the required length. Doubtless in
some quarters even in this day, extracts from the
Bib. would be news indeed
THE LUTHERAN CHURCH IN. THIS CouyTRr-In
ls4I the number of Lutheran ministers was 400, con-
rr, cations 200, communicate l0i, 0o0-under the
control Of general synod and IA district synods
The stest statistics show that there are now
! general synod 30 district synods, 1000 min
is'trs, 1880 congregations, 22',eco cenmun:-
caIts, theological SCHOOL, colleges, 10 or
IL female scsdemies deacoLess iostituts an educa-
ton " eieiy, foreign nss.nary society s home ms
'iOnsiy society, church extension soeicty 10 rsng
ous hevspspers and other religious per,e<bsas q Of
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RURGIARY-Tho dweling-hou-e, No. T.. N'u,L
street Broolhp n occupied BY Mrs Margaret L. Oreen
bassroaly entered Oh tnuIse.y GstSo al foo ~ "
~ elry AVID n oney 20 he vs'ne u y lP
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ST. LeuIs. Marohs, iss5 /


Bears am doing an exiensiv, travel ia the
West and Southwestern States. a. generalaeentfof
Adams American Liciment. and would he glad e you
would favor me with consignment OF Prof " ood's
Hair Restorative as feel assured that can intGo
duce II in many places " here IL not known a. my
own heafis iivinetestimony offs valuable prop
critics restoring hair its natural color an 20
years old aud my hair u IS beautiful uhuTn
al eighteen, and pueh imPTovedin appearance, aud
would not Dc without bottle on hand Tor the price
of ten should be glad 10 attend 10 any mattercon
nected with the Hair Restorative. have been for
thirteen the ss me bus md " IN
be glad 10 hearfrom on soon Ny address H. Parls
Tenn. W. BkoOMbE
ST. LOUIs. March :. lA54
prof Wood. W. hair commenced falling or some
three or four wears since and continued 10 DO
iii necanr quite bald. ltried all the popular med
icincs of the day. hut 50 effect Atlastl was in
dnoed 10 try your celebrated Hair Restorative and
am ha ppy TO say IL Is doing wonders I have now
fine growth OF yOun hair aud cheerfully recon
its use 20 all similarly afflicted.
Be. WILLIAMSON.
Up Forsaie In Cincinnati BY John D. PARK
corner of Fouth and Walnut. at manufaoturer's rri
n. B.-we put ipthe Rcstoratiyes. both with and
without seimeu' and think f0rrestoring color that
containing cciment. the best.
u Forsale by p. NJ. Donnelly, rerre- Hautc Ind
janis, ls5C-4tdw-ly
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100000

The Is zoo Prizes Of - are determined b, the
Der which draw The sfcooo frire-tf thst numbci
should be an odd uamheg. then every odd number
ticket an the - heme Will be entitled 10 So ~ an
number then every eNen number ticket " III be
entitled 10 -, IA addition TO any other fTite which
may be drawn.
Purchasers In huy Ing an equal quantity OF odd nd
even nnnlheF tic kets viii DC certain Of drawing
" onehaf tae cost OF The same, ith chsnees ~
tainin ~ other prizes.
Au those tisk-t ending with O. ?, 10, :. are even
ali those ending with /, A. 5. :, O. are odd.
v5s Remember that every prize l. drawn. and
payable In fuil without deduction.
p All prizes OF sf,tQ0 aud under, paid imnc-
tisteiy after the dTawingcthsr piites at the usual
time OF 20 days.
All Communications strictly confidential. The
dawn numlsrs will DC fOfwa Tled 10 par
nie al atciy alter the drawing.
Whole Tickets $l0-Halyes 5-Qaarters %.
~ Prize Tickets eashed OF renewed in Other
Tickets al either Ofitc.
orders soT Tickets can he addressed either 10
: SWAN. co. Al snta. Ga.
:. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
Aux IL. lS56-dW
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Cosr or ors AKsr.-The Army Ap-
preparation bill. now before Congress. re-
qa'res tor The support Of the army Tor the
year ending the Sosh day Of June. 1857.
40 less than si2iSs eas 81 Add 70
tins about milhon AMI half more en-
braeed m The Deficiency b'H. passed Dot
long since. and the aggrsgaie expense A..
tending The MAINTENANCE of our srmy for
II months Is nearly silooo.o0o. Some
OF ,he itemsmay be inicfe s'ins: Pay 81
the army. sS.g75. 10; subsistence. 81.
ees.s5f: Qusr'ermasrr's supplies. ST.
100000, Transportation 81 5Oo. 600. com.
mutation Of officers subsistence. se6T..
967; eloshing, s5es.sss 81; constructing,
BARRACKS. dc. S5oo.ooo The probsb.l-
~ i hat some ~ these SUNS NAV h.
very maieF.slly k,~sened. bu. i Is 90.
likely that she aggregate x.a D. reduce.
below $4,000 90. = rss. Crv~<
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Jonas z. warrea,
I.fI-u =. N.f.
tlysbetb shepherd.
IoHAS y. WtRRfN hasiar alet 81 H.r ffrce ~
y nafatf, fiiiuE feri si iae fsii defendant 80
deti'd % h.r snt t3a sa d removing Der properly
rstrtt O. exenliluu- rst - state. ard i
wa = aitarsiaeai 81 D. issasd b, against ffo
gcpis ttl fhtiils rr 'is aaf ~ ~ IN ftt .4t -.
fcU4att- Soc terelart. sd dtf-n4ant IT, fef.hs
H0tnrd - ~ and appear t"ftrt f1t laalhnrt ID . =
inrIcc - % Peaes &c a-1fr r Terre- fflnis. On
ine itlh dHl ~ Asrlsi f-f8 81 10 sloek A. NJ "a.
rrt-e ait 0-,fee.ii1srs is.al - &c deter.
tnirri in = r aisrrff.
ill, q, islf-a1F LAMBERT nrY.Jp.
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\{rF ave c-ss>i-ar1 F4s& FrslzAt Ilno betuecr
w w fcrk aed bc>loa knd ne wcs. al he
~af > k.iiesy. Messenger sttaup@ns es<h irsin.
sns.rtHr ftsI4ltn ~ n<I-ftal.eh. IssInx
s1rs - - t'rse~ nntrr co1t5ri. IN ceE
t.irsf seil'er r>ts a Tern uaaic al fr~r ten -
80 -. 49, fcm See YORK therce4 >@rin< ne
satffF ~ rfxa1. fcfzss intlIfn a u fr<aasni re-
saifseetts - ~ stoe freirst fins.
A. staef.- y ue.<hi pronftlx sdJa<sed ~ the
~ ree.ls s.eels - aarked ~Bs vsiehsife a Ce'.
Ns~ ora frs,<hs rill - denesrra n Terrs. Fisss
- - s,e ~ 49, r.er hartrct poe1E. Les taan
handred I-runas. q x-ret t~o rrfrc.
Nfih>fIyF A Co
y bFn<d~sT Ne. ferx.
g 49, GO r~rre ss..~' irs.
- - - - - = -
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Mass Meeting!
LOST CREEK A W.aKEf.

There will be grand coming together Of
the People. at the Township House, in Lost
Greek township. on Friday. The end inst :
All in favor Of FREE SPEECH. FREE
RIGHTs. FREE KANSAS AND FREEDOM
are invited TO be prcssn'
Speeches viii be made by JUDGE COOK.
ms. +. II. NELSON aud others.
II Is time ar Frsemen to besi'r lhemselu .
Our oountry's best interests demand action
on the part Of every one The nesting Will be
large. and the latch string out.
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/ HAVE placed all nay notes aud accounts IN the
L hands ~ J. y. Sverthorn. ~ifh instructions 10 coll
tcct forthwith. All book accounts bs closed with
Ell further dciay, by cash or note. Let forget
ihis, Or costs may accrue.
july 25- J. I. MOORE.
| HAVE alss TIC accounts of Moses Sanla 90 49,
scnp'ion. &c. 10 the Wabash Express, on which
on longer indulgence viii T. given. S0 call once
aad fork over. J. y. sfLEEifTlfOkN.
Az The Book hndcry. opposite the Pes, once.
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Cincinnati, Ohio Feb ,Isss. '' - "a street

gentleman ofBoston writes 10 his friesds la
New Bedford. thus
Toyour inquiries ! woHld reply that when fret
commence using Prof Wood Hal Restoratixe "a. any
hair vas almost white, and had been for The last
ten yesrs rat u tery thin The Top ny he al
aud very loose, ard pulled onffetly bat foa al
before lad nsee The second bottle up (Which IVES
eight weeks)my hair vas entirely changed TO its orr
drum aud quite moist have had nay hair out i've OF
sixtmes silce the 1hange and haze never seen ANY.
thngliks white haifstartiDg nom the roots "a ii
uow as thick a. II ever and does not one Out
ell, tthas PROV IN nay case all thstI eouid VISA
ASK. Yours,
July l-s4
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"
i-us Grinding Crushing l kinds Stock which
s and found profitable h. experience
lhao
placed
N IN he O
her i N a liable O
fheye All Mills broaghtin
uned the
prose year
eight fifteen bushels according the de-
omel
Bushels
rnaudc
We havesg ood
for oeN
a The
tote farmer ard the durability
o
addition heal ehave,a and llkeep
ttIe0 siant nd Kent
Manufacturers. COOPER ERIE
MAY
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Guardians sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the I'M
a dersi<nsd. thc guardian ~ Lnc, Ann and vii
iam Durham. viii sell On The 9th day 81 Scitenler.
lr5 "a TIE Court Hoasc door. IN Tcrre Hautc the 1l.
lowing real estate situated IN Vgo county and Stat,
~ Indiana. te-wit TWENTY mine 20 rods The north
line. and twenty-ninc 2l rods the south line In te
enst and middle part II fractional section. number
twenty nine. fea aud seventeen 40 rods north
and seventeen rods on the south line. In said last aud
middle part of said fractional section number Ia and
Immediately west % n described estate aud that
portion 81 land immediately west ~ The parcel ahov
described. extending o. The Wabash river also thirty
three l5a rods the north end % aflx In fc-
tonai section. number fourteen. and runnr
allel with tic iand Owned ~ ievis Maddox
TrRsa-one.lhfd iown--onc-thir1 lr six and fhe
Remainder In twelve rnoufhs-the purchasers giving
notes With approved surety. ceiieftabie attdut re-
lief IRON valuation and arprascmcut laws and boar
ing Interest from date.
HENRY DURHAM. Guardian.
Aug. o, ie5s-wf~
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Administrator Sale.

STATE BANK STOCK FOX SALE.
On the 27th day OF August. will sell
~ Twelve shares ~ the Stock % the Branch Of the
state Bank. ~ ferreIiaute; also tso and other
Personal property belonging % the estate Of Matthew
G.. Wallace deceased. sale at 10 0'cock A. NJ. al The
Court HouSe.
TEs~s--Thc Bank Stock, or a much as may DC sold.
cess, for The other property. notes ~ three months
with approved sccnrifS. Without relief appra-
ment laws. JOSEPH WALLACk, Admir-.
Aug. 6. fSSi-diw-wsw
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House Furnishing Goods Bring in the
Housewife

DROWN SHEETINGS aud Shirtings,
- Bleached Sheetings aud Shirtings,
Pillow Case Moslins.
Table Diaper. Towellipg,
Linen Table Cloths.
Bay State Table Covers.
Various Curtain Goods.
Floor and Table Oil Cloths,
Oil Window Shades.
Paper wiDdow Blinds.
Carpeiing, Rugs, &c. DC. at the cheap
Cash Store of
RIPLEY 4 DANA1DSoN'S,
May ~. DIV n North Of Court House.
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GARBsER, Ne. June %, ie55.
Mr Dyer--bcar Sir have hcye used Two bottles
OF PROT Woods Hair Restofatvc, aad CO trV say
~ - the rfr ltts discovery 81 TIE kce FOR restoring
changing The hair. IS feIe usin- II r.
nan ef seventy. ~ heir has now attained D. 3
orirnA color. los c4n recommend IA Ia TIE world
theitast fear, a. ny case one ~ the worst Kind
Yours. DAN'bN MURPHY
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Admiuis,rator's Sale

IN Saturday. The 23rd day OF August.
" lss6. will sell A. public Aurtioa. stthe l.ts
fesiteuce ~ Jacob g. Gfefr. deceased. iu l4afon
township. the persensl rFef-stT 90 saft eccessed.
consisting 81 hoTses muitt. fattle sheer hofs veg
ems. carriages aud household lsfnltu4e
On 81 suns exef three doiiers crrtit Of nine
monshs VII - siveu. ne purchaser execute notes
MA arprovtt security. With Interest BON dsie
waving valuation and spFrsismenf laws
Anf. !. issc-u3 OLIVER y CRfGG.
lPr fes se-as Administrator.
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IN travelling from Ohio TO western Indi.
I ana IN April, ie5s. lost Land Warrant No. l4s1,
for 20 isiled 10 James Hooper, rom which. AZ
much search. nothing has been heard. There VA,
no assignmentOn said Warrant. Persons arc notified
not 20 purchase said Warrant the necessary means
have been taken % procure duplicate from the prop-
cr o1ice al Washington City.
JAMES SHERMAN
Sugar Creek towashif.. vigo county, Ind.
A. f-Slf-
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NOTICE OF TNsoLyTNCy.

4 the Jolly tern, 1855. of he Court Of c.,
= mon Iiess II Nigo conntv fhe estate ~
,, ises'sr bnestis. late Of said c. MY. deceas
81. ~as declared probably insOivens cresi.
ors are tberefoFs hereby notified ths, he s-.,.
VII be seftlct accordingly.
July -, ~ "a. 7 EDWARDS sd-r.r
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wheat Drills.

n persons intsrss,e y ne ts.rrssssr tsri-
~ ~ ~ me farnfr viii t.lcase give tarsn saat-r
hat y calling ~ fsc Agricultural Ntsre - a. under
sEned and pnrchase one - A. celebrated sFs ct
f-aiis. fheg rili RON ~ 81 n pr ccui Ia alr
ant sta ease fsftso horses Plant fe ~ 81 - afre~
~ Wher Oats ether sasall grain. pr das. zisa.
frcsr % pas ~ set per acre. Ard tie "a
~iil te hen ~ = - islr reuL han ihe broad
tas; seeding. - diTrhatng re rrain anil6smals II
~ ~infer.
,. COOPER CO.
Terr>-Eiaasr. 'u'y -. ~
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE - h~rehy rivca. that on W~ares
day, the a0fk day Of August. fs5S he.
tween he hotfs Of oclock Z. y s,d 4 :,
clock 4 said day I vii, q ,fer FOR sals =,
public aaciion, Al The Coayl House dooT h
Iere haute. ten shares Of W...ern pm
Road Stock. Il being th- Pink Road T.n
ping East from Tefrs r.aule % lhs \. rocoan,,
line said rropeF.y osloreinx 70 The e.tate i
Viis ". Grant, dcoeased. The terms Of ssia
sale = ~ Dc a eredi, of three months w:sh rooa
sfe.iiiy gwen upon notes waiving Valuation
AID afpssis nseut ave-
July %, Sc. wfs A D. RASE. Adm'r.
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INlIEI never did do more than give
y temporary relief they never will. II is because
they don't touch the CAUSE Of The disease. The
CAUSE OF all agsc and bilious diseases Il thc ainos-
pheric poison called Masna or Malaria. Ncuiraiizc
ials poison By i,- NATURAL ANfIDoIt. and al dis
caused 10y il disappears 20 once. Rhodes Fcycr
and Ague is this Antdoic To Naiara, and more
over il perfectly hasniess mcdicne. The ceriih-
cair Of the ccichrst~d ehssai-t- AZ liiton OF New
York 10 nfs l. attached % every bottle: there
fore ii il does 20 good IL can ~ 20 harm.
This Is lOre than be saa 81 Quini1e Arsenic, Or
anx tonic Ia existence ~ their use s. a. nous she
constitution and briggs on DUMB Act =. which nes-
allows person 10 feel perfectly weil Tor single
moment IN illustration az these truths annex some
extracts from letter Just received frow Physician.
GroaarrowN. Ohio, March y. 1855
J,s. A. RuopEs. Esq.-lsar Sir. Yours % The p
inst i at hand The. Cur arrived late last year and
the diacnlty ia getting amy one 70 Try u ~as greatly
increased from The fact thai remedy bad been intro
duced which Was growing in favor with The pubic, IS
being bother than using oainine.not knoVinc pre-
that the remedy they used 10 escape taking Our
niue. contained ths DRUG ITSELF
This remedy known e. "Snith = Tonic. - would In
variaiiy BREAK ague, ban Il did not CcRk "a. ~
10 would Omen return with renewed sigor. This one
circumstance doomed in your favor. " coald instl-
The following + TIE result:
Three persons took yoar "cure." sil Of which were
EASES 81 ~Qnotidiaa nterWittent Fevcr.f 81 many
weeks standing. They had tried Qpininc and other
remedies. occasionally missing chl but Il was. las
IN an such carfs sioay wearing ihefn out and "a,
~ succeed in ef,c.iug radical - al three
these cases viii sogr remci, aud they have not had
chi since In al ihrec of these the '.Smiih's
Tonic had been uscA. and wonld. ~ before stated
break ne ehl sgi amer resiod CT two haa elapsed
70 would return.
shlnk there will be difficulty now In giving -
yoar ..Cure The vanta~e ground ~ eay other remedy
nov Ia usc here. &C., &c.
WM. BrCKNER. ". y.
RHODES FEVER and AGVE CURE. or ANTI
potf 10 MALARIA. the onif heruIi's~ remety IN
sxisrnce. s. equal, certain n, PREVENTIVE. ~ .
sCtRk." TAKE ~ when tor Tel TIE thIlls coming
on. and you ~it urvrr have sisri-
JAMES a. RHODES, Proprietor.
frorlnf~ft. -. T.
~ wholesale Agents. - f.eeis. " Bf.k.ftv;
Chicago. BaRtL.f 4 bRos, Tcrre-Hnute. J. n. Cox.
isepsw. A. s. Clsni>s, g.. '. llssix. Aad for .alo
oy Druggists rally.
Nay.. ifse-ss.s7n lsae. Jano ~
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Municipal Election.

'ffEhE VIII De special election held
Saturday, the 10th day OF August. 1856, az the
ty Hail. - elect Councilman Tor the 1t Ward Of
the city 81 ierrc- iaute, Ia place Of Guy &. WEIGH,
reIfs9s FL from said Ward.
" X Edwards, Inspector; T. I. Bourne and Jas.
1. Nodessii, Judges.
G: Y; PATTERSON, Mayor.
Attest J. H. BLAKE, Clerk.
Aug. 8, dN-tc
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INDIANA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

WE undersigned Will give through re-
Il eeipts on SHIPMENTS OF produce ~ any II The
Eastern cities, Via. The Indiana Central Railroad.
Up O-fcc ~ The ..Amcrfcan Express Company
Aug. 4, ir55-dw-9n ". :. WATSON, Ag'L