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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30
DocisiOas os the Attorney General OF
the United states.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Is.
First. Shpmssters in foreign ports are sub
feet to requIsiiion of the Consul to take on
bard and carry 10 the United States distressed
mariners, but not seamen or other persons ac-
eused of crimes, and TO be transported to the
United States for protection.
Second. Officers and crews of the Uuted
States are not entitled to salvage, civil or mill
tary; as Of complete legal right the allowance
Of salvage, civil or military, in such cases, like
the allowance Of prize money on captures, is
against public policy and ought TO be abolish
ed. rs il was long ago in the land service
Third. District Courts Of the United States
have power to provide specifically for the con
nnemen; Of persons convicted by the Federal
laws, 1t refused admiitance into the iails Of
the State; IN such cases the persons may be
confined in the Penitsntiary Of the District OF
Columbia.
Fourth Thcre is punishment by statute for
the act Of a shiPraster in unlawfulIy putting a
seamen on shore in foreign port, but not for
an assault on seamen on board q ship or 9th
srviss IN a foreign port
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Eztenslve &c D. EEarmar.

ZANEsyILLE, October 81
The extensive works Of the Harmar Manufac-
turing Company. opposite Marietta, were en-.
tirely destroyed BY FIRE on Wednesday evening.
They consisted Of machine shops. foundery
Touring mill, warehouse, &c. A large quantity
OF wheat, Hour aud machinery on hand was con
suned, and seventy five to ore hundred hands
thrown out OF employment Loss, SIS 600 to
500, 900 insured for $4,000.
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VRRMIIII0E- 60 III

No sS5. slO acres opposite Montezums.
mo 10 see s<oeres, totade forpF0Peny in lndins-
CLARK co. ILL.
n" sSi. 60 acres land, partly cleared.
HAMILTON CO.. Ill.
No S32. GO % trade for property IN Iodisn-
spolis. -
SCHUYLER co, ILL.
No SO GO acres 9 miles from oounty-seat.
EEFINGHAM Co, ILL.
80 $40. go acres land miles south Of Ewingtob
20 So. 40 acres land, part timbered.
NO ego l25 acres land, . miles nor1h q A. g. NJ
Railroad.
COLES co, ILL.
no Sl5- 800 acres, miles from T. II. q A n. X.
STARK CO, ILL.
No 64S. farm Of 80 acres. some improvements
No Sol. 100 acres \ miles from the couniy-seat.
WABASH CO., ILL.
No 912. si0 scres land; very good improvements
JASPER CO, ILL.
No 682. 60Oacres miles west OF Newton.
BENTON Co. IOWA
No 9I3. $50 acres land. improved.
NO 925. 1899 acres land in Clay. Curnsand
counties, 70 trade ior city property.
MUSCArINE Co, IOWA
no s5S. l6e acres land miles from gMusOa
KEOKUK CO., IOWA.
No 9O3s ~ acres, all prairie.
PAGE CO, IOWA.
No 800. 100 acres; 20 acres fimbered.
UNION CO., IOWA.
No SOS. 100 acres prairie land one half mile from
a coal mine.
ST. CLAIR CO., MISSOURI.
No go. 20 acres land, unimproved.
NO 917 60 land miles north OF New Ma
riOn AsO, 40 extra timber land. Also 30
~ miles south Of OsgOOd Also 90O acres in Black
hawk Co, Iowa; all 10 trade for city property.
JEFFERSON CO., NO.
No $50. 800 acres land 30 miles from 81 Louis,
miles from Iron Mountain.
MISCELLANEOUS.
NO S13. 90 acres In kaukakee CO.. Illinois.
No 62f. COO acres ia Hamilton CO.. Ohio, within
mile OF Pleasant Lake
No 941. leo acres Of land. laO improved. miles
from the city; elegant Improvements.
NO ga. 900 acres IN Adams CO.. Iowa. Also. 100
acres sane county.
NO 94S. 80 acres miles south Of indianapolis.
Mostly improved.
No 944. co acres in Morgan county, 5 miles from
Martinsyille; improved.
NO SO. oaeres miles west OF indianapolis, on
National Road. Very heavily timbered
NO Sf6. l62 acres improved land. In Benton CO..
| Iowa.
NO 947. 10 four-aere blocks, ? miles west Of In
dianapOlis.
No 9is. 50 acres Fan improved, in shelby CO.,
Indiana.
No 349. ! acre the National Road, near the
Insane Asylum; store-rOOm and dwelling house h.
I
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30
EIr. Esuehanan.s pIe.lrea
INTERNAL POLICY.

most heartily pledge myself, should the
nomination Of the Convention be ratified b,
the people, that al the power ana influence
cohstItutionally possessed by the Executive,
shall be exerted in finn bit cOuciliatory spirit.
during The single term shall remain in Office.
70 restore the same harmony among the sister
States Vhich prevailed before this apple Of dis
rOTd. n the form IF slavery agitation, had been
east iDto their midst.-James buchanan.
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FRoal nALTIaIoRE.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 81.
Weare in receip. Of New Orleans papers OF
Saturday last.
Advices from Mexico to the 9Th announce that
another attempted revolution in the capital ha,
bean defeated by the Government.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30
Auction Sale of Land.
not sold before, willofier al Public Sale, Fl
day, November 81, 1856;
car Acros OF Land.

Lying ia Papaw bottom of White River u is the north
east corner OF Knox county, Vigo township, about
miles northeast of Edwardsport, and adjoining the
lands David and James Killion. This Land
ally dry and smooth bottom land and proverbial for is
fetility, being heavily tmbored with BurrOsk, Sugar
tree, Elm, Walnut and blackberry.
II win be sold in lots OF so and 100 acres. Terms
Onehird In hand Tor within thirty days. and the balance
In two equal annual payments with interest from day
sale Sale 10 commence at IL O'Clock, near the
land and or my agent will be present day before the
sale TO show them 10 any wishing 10 buy.
octl6-wtdl JOSHPH SMITH.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30
FoREIaN POLICY.

Should be placed in the Executive Chair. 7
shall use my best exertions TO cultivate peace
and friendship with all nations, believing this
70 be our highest Tolicy. as well as our most
imperative duty JONES Buchanan.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30
WORMS! WORMS! |!
NHcKERNAN Il EDGAR.

HAVEFOR SALE A VALUABLE GRIST AND
II SAW MILL, situated miles West OF Indianapo
lis for which city property will be taken in part pay
ment.
ness IL will be TO their advantage TO examine this MILL
II is Water MIL, with suhcient water Of ordinary
Supplied with Engines to II. in OF a
failure OF wafer II Is new Mill in perfect order, ca
pabe of doing heavy business, situated as 10 com
mand large share Of custom work, being In good
Wheat growing neigheorhOod.
II Is offered very low and on easy terms, For FUR
ther particulars inquire Of MeKERNAN & EDGAR.
ocfl5-wu
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Cheap 9illxmI

LII new Patterns nd OF Superior Quality at 81 cts
"A and 81 per yard. at loet7-d,l HORNS
YSHE Lie and Adventures Of BecEvourE Just fe.
Il sssvsd a. lssp1e-n STEWART BoweS
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30

UUITED STATES LAND OFFICE,t
indianapolis, Sept. Sth. 1856.
WE authorized by the Commissioner OF the Cen
w eral Land Office, TO give notice that all entries
and locations of land in the Vincenncs District be dis
continued at this Office, which will more fully be shown
by the sth Section of the act Of Congress, approved
Aug. 18th 1856, accompanying this notice.
JAMES TALBOT, Register.
c. W. RUTER, Receiver.
SEC. 8. qad be it further enacted, That Immediate
the passage of this act the Commissioner OF the
General Land Ohce shall give directions 10 the Regis
ter and Receiver Of the Land Offices at indianapolis
forthwith transfer the Land Offices at Vincinnes
the books, documents, maps pats, surveys, and all
other papers and things deposited in the Land Offices
at Indianapolis by the Register and Receiver Of the
Land Offices at Vincennes, and originally were deposit
ted in the Land Offices at Vncennes, and were Trans
ferred from said oces to the Land Offices In indianap
oils, under the provisions of the ACT fer aboshng
Land Offices under certain circumstances, and for other
purposes, approved June the twelfth. eighteen hun
dred and fory and the said land Offices at Vncennes
hereby reesabshed and re-organized, as fully and eff
fectuay for the transaction of business and the sales OF
public lands within the said Vincennes land district
III said land offices had been abolished by the
visions of the act last aforesaid.
p S. The Register of the Land Oice gives notice
that the Patents belonging to the Vinennes, Jefferson
Vile, Charlottesville, Fl. Wayne and Wisnemac Offices,
are ali forwarded to the General Land Office.
septs-w6wl JAMES TALBOT, Register.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30
ALL DISEASES OF THE EYES

Successfully treated His mode of treating Cancers lie
by giving Medicine internal to operate the blood,
and applies external Medicine which separates the
Ii by the roots and without the of any causiic
medicine surgical operation.
The public invited 10 call and examine specimens
OF Cancers taken out by him. which will convince any
rational person that il Is the only method by which
permanent can be effected.
Dr. F. will give references 20 hundreds OF persons
cured OF the above diseases by him. in different parts OF
the United Staios.
DR.. NJ. Falcon has recently l)cated in Fl. Wayne,
Indiana. Office on the corner Of Clinton and Wayne
Streets octl6-wlm.
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MKERNAN & EDGAR.
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK

Rates Of Commission a. follows:
All sales from $500 5000 inclusive will be taxed al
. cent as commission; the value Of the property
advances above 5000 the rate per cent. will decrease
in the following ratio From $4,000 1000 At lzf 2
cent; from 5000 TO 5000 = cent; from 500 TO
s. 900 al = cent; from S70O0, and much greater
the may be- il will not be less than per cent
and all sums above mentioned going above 5000
will be cent; charged first IS 600. On all sales
ofproperty, while in our hands, commission j. charged
No sale. no commission charge whatever. We require
notice be given two weeks previous % Withdrawal
of property from our books And we further wish Il I'M
dersOOd that hold all persons responsible for the
mission on Properly when trades may be commenced
with the owners Of said property before the withdrawal
the ssme.
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AFFLICTED READ

DR. NJ. FALCONS Practice is confined entirely to
IL all Obstinate Critical Diseases such Cancers,
Tumors, Ulcers, Serofua, Salt Rheum, letter, Bysp
elias, Kings Evil, Barber's Itch, Scald Head, Fever
Sores, Piles, Kidney Diseases LumoHgo, Dyspepsia,
Cafarrhs Fisle Fjstula.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30

Tie n qr Of sec 3Gt9r 6 ", containing 100 acres
also qr Of see PC I q ". containing 100
Ortgaged by John r. Dunn; forfeited and sold on
credit 10 Harry D. Rush LoJu, interest 6e, S7S7 and
ca cents
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$4,000 900 REAL ESTATI

E-asIssH<tOH Sc, .RdJOfHfsS the Palmer HoHse,
Have now ENTERED on THEIR BOOKS moro than
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30

No 555. s40 acres opposite Montezums.
70 ss6. si<aeres, v trade Tor proPeriy in Ind
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30
Sale of Sinking Fund Lands.

THE following pieces parcels or lots OF land so
L much Of each as may be necessary, will, on SAT
UlDAX TIE THIRTEENTH DAY OF DECEM-
BER NEXT, between the hours of eight O'Clock
A. ~. aed Eve O'c ock P NJ. st the Court House door
m she city Of Indianapolis be offered for sale to the
highest bidder-the bid being equal to the amount
chargeable; the same having been mortgaged to the
State Of Indiana loans from the Sinking Fund
and forfeited by the uOnpayment or Interest thereon
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-10-30
CLAY COUNTY.

The hf Of the NV or Of sec 80 tIOnr : W, mort
gagged by Nathan TruebloOd and Catherine his wife:
Loan, interest &c, SIG 1900
The hf Of W or and or OF or Of sec Is
W; mottgaged by John Rawley and Nancy his wife:
Loan, interest DC, S32S 1910.
The hf Of or of sec "a IL n W, beginning at
the corner where Thomas aud said Cramwells and Car
rCl jams land leaving room for good road thence
10 top Of second blu1 bank side OF Eel River,
thence meandering said buito where leaves the Ri
ver down TO line Of said land to include all OF said
described ine and the or offs or Of sec "a IL n
re W. mOrtgaged by Lawrence Leonard and MARY his
wife, forfeited and sold credit ohm Rose: Loan
interest &c, S532 1l-lO0.
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ALLEN COUNTY.
DENTON COUNTY

The 20 feet Of lot No. 81 original plat OF town
Fort Wayne, Allen county; m0rtgaged by Edward !
Colerick and Margaret his wife Loan. Interest, &c
3 .Oq3 50.
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FoTty-eight acres in fractional sec ~, - II q.
bounded as described on page 463, book OF the Record
o. Deeds OF Frsnkln county. mOrlgaged by lanes
Brison and Mary his wife and Hugh Brison and Mar
Ann his wife forfeited and sold on credit TO (,eors
Holland. Loan, interest, &c, S51s O5
Inc or Of the or Of sec IL, IL p e. contain
Ing - acres; also or OF or OF sec - n u O.
Containing 80 acres; mOngaged by Thomas Wilson and
Elizabeth his wife; forfeited and sold on credit 10
George Holland Loan, interest Sc, Sli7 Is
The W hi Of the or and hf OF " or aud a hi
OF the qr Of see 10 l2 -; morigagsd by T. r.
RicOId forfeited and sold credit Nemehiah Hay-
den. Loan, isterest, &c, 81, 793 -.
Inc or Of sec II { u Y: mOrigaged BY Thomas
}. White. Loan, interest, DC, S5l2 81.
traci Of land commencing At the n c OF the n
~ Of sec % 70 p thence along line 40 pOes
uisHees l5J phies; thence 10 poles; thence n 100
Poss 70 place OF beginning containing 10 acres; mort
SaSes o John u Johnson and Maoaline his wife; for
terest, &c, S5GjOS, 10y -
The or Of sec L.. II n u aIso ~ nj tba N a o.
snd NJ OF v Or and or Of the Q or Of sec 80
Loan. interest, &c, S3.l o. ~
The hf Of the or Of sec -, tI2rI Ia: mor,1a,ed
ny Hiram Pond and Elizabeth his wife loan infs,st
&c e.. S2I7 50 '"'0'''''
The n o or OF sec 90, { IL n u q: mor,oa,aa h.
Sanluet Jiks and Pheoe his wits. Loan interest &c
sji23L ~0'
The az Of see 90 tl2r u e. containing lso AGRA.
mOTtgazed b. stephen Jinss and Susannah his vifa -
Loan, Interest," Se., S542 81.
The qro sec is ~ 70 e, containing 100 ac-es
moTtgaged By IhOmas Cooper and Elizabeth his wife
Rcbe X 5son snd Julia his wife; forfeited and sold
On credit 70 Harry d. Rush. Loan interest, e $3.50 90
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All of lot I54 in the town Of Madison county of JEFF
ferson and the State Of Indiana in the addition said
town, Of West street, which said lot is at the cor
Of Main Cross and Elm streets south side of Main
Cross and side OF Elm which viii more fully
appear by reference 10 said plat OF Madison mort
gsged by William G.. Wharton: Loan, interest &c,
The hf OF block o, in sering and Leonard's addi-
ton TO the city Of Madison in Jefferson county said
half block fronts l66 feet Vine street and runs back
1876 feet and is part Of the ar of sec 35 t4nrlO e.
mortguged bp James j. Sering; Loan, interest &C.,
Fractional part oflo,s $50 and IGO in the " addition 70
the city Of Madison; beginning Broadway A. feet
otSecond street. thence with Broadway feet thence
Al right angles to Broadway to the line OF lot I59 to
Englsh's line; thence parallel with broadway with
Engiishs line ~ feet; thence al right angles begin
Mug morgaged by Howard Stapp and Mary his wife
The undivided hf ofa lot in the city of Madison be-
ing fraction ofse ar sec 81 A 10 q, bounded
follows: beginning at p int on edge of Cemetry
street where the centre OF Crooked Creek now made
straight, touches the same; thence with Cemetery
street 20 feet 10 David Sheets line thence parallel
with the land lines along the line OF 10 acre tract i'm
square out OF the Of the said ar sec sold by
Philemon Nawter TO John Vawter March 7th lSI4 re-
corded In Deed Book page -, $50 feet TO the n
ner Of the said 10 tract thence parallel with land
lines 2gu feet N centre Of Crooked Creek; thence
through centre OF Crooked Creek straight 4G5 feet
beginning; Also, frac of or section beginning at
said corner Of said 10 tract; thence with west
line thereof 2l0 feet 10 Presbyterian Avenues thence
with said Avenue 22D feet 20 Sitlers's line thence
with SGers line 2S feet 10 Inc OF said 10 acre tract
thence with said line TO beginning; mortgaged by
81 ,l39 IA ''0'''' '''''' Ne'''
Lots Nos l07 and l05 plat Of old town OF Madison
mortsaged by the Madison Hotel Company by j. fitch
atty: Loan, Interest &c, S9,0o5 %.
Lot No "A block q also, lot no I'm blocl, no ::
loi no in oook no IS GO feet front side Of Sec
ond street. thence withe line Of Clay IGs feet
10 an alley and lot no in block S, fronts 90 feet
on line OF Fillmore street. extends n with line of
Clay street l2o feet 10 an Alley ali plat of CITY of
Madison, county Of Jefferson; mortgaged by Marcns
d. Lot aud Phehe his wife Loan, interest &c 500 25
Part OF lot no % on plat OF town of Madison begin
ming at prime corner Mulberry aud Third street,
thence with line Of Mulberry street % feet thence
leg feet t. alley, thence with al ey % feet 10 Third street,
thence with line of said street les begin,
ming; morgaged by James + Lewis; forfeited and
sold credit to James K. Lewis: Loan, interest &c
s76s 81.
Fart Of or OF soc % 10 Q, beginning poles
l6 links OF corner Of said Or thence "a poles IL
links 20 center Of Michigan Road, thence said road
y poles, thence q poles Rks. thence 81 poles
links to beginning, containing square poe.x
mortgaged bT oliver p Hamilton: Loan, Interest &c
Sill IS.
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sec . = 6 and or Of OF or - to q
containing in all ESQ acres; mOrtgaged by Isaac
Il. Wright and Harriet his wife; Loan, interest, &c,
S2,235 g.
Ihc hf Of e or and or Of or OF sec2lt %
n g "; mortgaged b. Isaac H. Wright and Harriet his
wife: Loan, interest &c, 1858 80
The or Of sec 25 ", containing l57 l-lOe
acres; mortgaged by Luke Hage; Loan, interest &c,
1858 s.
The nj Of n or and qr Ct n or Of sec 30 p
No ". containing 100 acres; mortgaged by James
o. Benton and Esther his wife; Loan, interest, &c,
S333
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Part Of or Of sec %, or > W, being all that
Kmble bought Of David Williams and David Moore in
said except 10 sold TO Robert Staaps about %
acres Of which tract lies On n end and Il end OF
said land sold by Williams and Moore 20 kimblei tract
divided by and lines between Staaps and Kimble
mougaged by George w Kimbe. Loan, interest, &c,
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-23

Z. THE STOCK OF THE PLANTATION, consisting Of
ytwo Mules, nine Cane Carts, seven Carts, one pair
Timber Wheels, sixteen large and thirty small Pioughs,
Flukes four Harrows four Cane Hiers Hoes Axes,
Cane Knives Saws, Spades Trace Chains, Hames and
Collars OxCart three yoke of Oxen Ok Yokes and
Chains six pair Of Carriage Horses Riding Horse,
Buggy Horse, three old Horses one Carriage and
Harness. Buggy and Harness, sixty-two head Of
Horned Cattle, thirty-one Sheep sxty-eght Hogs.
s. THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and effects contained
in the Dwelling House.
g. SQUARE OF GROUND situate in the Of Kicker
vle parish Of Jefferson in this State said square
uring 25S feet and lines front Peters Avenue and
Octava street. and 270 feet front Paquemne street
and Chestnut street-American measure.
And whereas George W. Lee, Of the City of NewOre-
ser thereof for and consideration OF the of One Hun
dred and Sixty Thousand Eight Hundred Dollars 500
in cash.
And whereas the said George W. Lee has filed his petit
ton in said Court praying for Monition in conformity to
Act of the Legislature of this State entitled An Act
relative Monitions and mode Of proceedings approved
18th March, 1855
Therefore all who set up any right, title, claim in
the property above described in consequence Of any
informty the order decree, judgment Of the Court
under which said sale made any regularity or il
legality the apprasements and advertisements in time
and of SALE for any other defects whatsoever,
thirty ays first insertion of this Monton, why the
sale so made aforesaid should be confirmed and hO-
molosaed accordance with the application Of the said
purchaser.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court this
0S 18th day ofFebruary, one thousand eight hundred
1 and ffty-s L. 5. ALLAfN, Clerk
Ifeb. 23-5tl OF the said Court.
Thibodaux minerva., 1856-02-23

NARCOTICS. learned DR.. James 7. john
son. whose valuable work s'The Chemistry Of
Common Life"-receiving great attention in En-
gland and our own country has the following
interesting statement in regard to the nacrotcs
mankind indulge in. 1t will be inferred that
the man Of science has but sligh faith IN the
virtue of legal enactments. He says
Siberia has its fungus-Turkey, India and
China, their opium-Persia, India and Turkey
with all Africa, from Morocco to the Cape OF Good
Hope and even the Indian Of Brazil, have their
hemp and haschisch-India, China and the
Eastern Archipelago, ther betel-nut and betel-
pepper-the Polynesian Islands their daily ava,
Peru and Bolivia their long-used cocoa-New
Granada and the IIimalayas their red and com
mon thorn-apples-Asia and America, and all
the world, we may say, their tobacco-the Flori-
da Indians their emetic holly - Northern
Europe and America their ledums and sweet
yale-the Englishman and German their hop
and the Frenchman his lettuce. No nation SO
ancient but has had its nacrotic soother from
the most distant tmes-non so remote and lso-
lated but has found within its own borders a
pain allayer and narcotic care-dispeller of ma
tive growth-none so savage which instinct has
not led to seek for, and successfully to employ
this form of physiological indu gence. Craving
for such indulgences and the habit of gratify-
ing it. are little less universal than the desire
for, and the practice of consuming the necessa-
ry materials of our common food Thus it may
be estimated that the several narcotics are used +:
Tntacr, a1op, mlIions Off men