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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-14

Hal
ia AZ STAIR xc0 MILL FACTORY. csrnor
| ~ rrsnt aud iohn .sr ests, Cs0cInnntf Ware
eonso No. ID Front Street between Main and
Walnut
We manufacture 4 cob brcnkcr. ofrrert strength
and durability. aud cnae Cooperation.
we place this usolui eontfifance on al sircs Of
o,lll. bx N beh useans VII con VEN earn mill IN
4. : .,oct feed mill. b a f,u u.nutss' work "a
~, An an and tnk IA on Ut Nv T|I|''F Z \
Wc ,nannfscturo bortsbfe .rnllls xinrlo ana
t,,,ii. .-en I'D fh.st onaltx AZ u,ench tnrrs al
Grind whcnt, corn. and aicck fled ealsainted
far sleatn whfcr aud horss mower Thr.s fnill<
haxe been run bx stnnm and horss power In
r,,n,efftlou nrainet the olief mako Of tnills M
aar sl.v. Al our state Faiss. and never failed 10
40 eerrv on The frst pfrmin,ns--on one orra<,on
wa awarded a beautiful silver mrial. Our msils
aiso ioek the ~ nrAt nfemium AZ the beat M lila
"a 80 annuni rairs az our Nscha,iez, fast.tutc
klso--portahls snw mills. 10 be run by steam,
n aiar orhor.s pnwer. This mill wns exhibited IN
one milton h, horse rowcr. A the Ohio State Fair
IA 1850, whenit was awarded rresnlnm and a
s1iendld silver medal. - t
Alec -Dincrcut kinds OF portable horse power
and steam engines All our articles, for ease Of
,,oefet,an altnpi sity usefutness and durability
are srrna,sed 81 none aow In aso.
An our artieies arc warranted ~ represented '
no saie III our cost OF TRANSPORTATION, aud The
Hyes ali dsssrp,loe, or se.sI,nonlssis Of mer,
enda.s fgloss,, Ne refer shose Interested y our
dioAsufo loexpiain each Arlisle. 40
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IMPROVED Hoos.-We call particu-
lar attention Of thoselwho wish TO Inn
prove their hogsto the hogs Of I. @.
scobey and Rufus Hinckley. Of Spring.
field township. We know Of none
better in the United States.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-14


noAps AND noAD uAKure.
laws BoIloiAr, who has charge
Of the agricultural department Of
the Indiana State journal, writes
some very good suggestions about
Roads. This suggestion IS espe-
cially interesting TO all farmers,
and much more ought to be said
about It Lot Us have the road
question stirred up before the So.
pervisors make their next annual
call, Mr.. 3. says.
Our otate Board Of Agriculture
mas discussed tn's su?)ec! pretty
: s'''ose s'' o'' Ivy s'aa !.
nave nau y unuer consluela1lon
wy 1 $50. III Ja ~ ' v" 80
y. no pssser' al'nougn In ~ every o. ay
sss ;'hsS:a .s s .s..' 'ss "';.h CT,
seen 'v ~ 80. vuPv.aso ~. ".s' 'at s
~ -, y . LIAM ~" '' anu
"v - o'u ,:ss. a.: -.
"a =" oa' ~ 's."s'Va 1919 - - Ia" .s
''''s ouo oeyeos'u 49,. WV s WI
NINE snsa nov - lew .Sw u" sos hIs Th;. bsp
'oe" vs''' 1880, a s !.
.ous s,nee eeen .'''i ahaa'ha -
wv 's : ~ !,
.ea u'o,' a'1 July m"t "se ~ o''s sn ~
'''' "''','a LIZ
appeW' e'c, anu . n.so nu'h ' :
appear ~ aepu'y . 'l nv. ~ - y : = =
Wy nsssr' : Ia Y' Ts,s az ~
s : a,sa ' as.., .na much :,
u"y - N''e s"su :u s :,
' soe MUS WIN u'''' = " 1''''''
''JTsy' e.. !. a.. ,..,,.-,,,.n,
!. Inc 'sv' 80, .' - IS s' asr,h;na
Fverv th;nc 4 attemnts 10 do Is
s;,bsy an entire fs;mre' or the cost
s = 'srorroonsiv Observation-Disclosures 10
the = GOOD sccomnI;sbed. The
State L : bird 10 be plucked. or
! iool that 4 70 be cheated.
Vet evsrv ne;rbborhood has
nm interest n the roads passipr
through Il. WHY then should
thew not be- mt and kent. during
the entire wear. in good condition?
Wbv will not each ueirhborhood
elect an efficient SUPERVISOR
u.v;,, o,oo.od srcb ona. Lat
NJ sst him Two - work our roads
80 - - 49, ia NJ -ood cor bs
l s,v ~ l. " ~ood condition md rrlsss n i
-. e. go - A.. rs;ddla Fror,
s s'.o"n 49,. ~ - ~ sa9 s.sa ,.' ao,,a r',n
e eS - o',cs s - 1 tha d;tchss II
- s,..s - ~ 49, - ~ s,,oseJ A. run
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IlELMboLp's HOLY CONCENTRATES
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA.


Fer purifying tho blood, removing all Diseases
arising IRON exross Of Mercury, exposure and
lnprupvnco aud IN life, chrome constitutional
disease, afisian from sn lsnpufv state OF blood,
aud tho only reliable aud efiectaal knoWn
remedy for lhe cure Of Scfufula. salt Ahenm
hchid Head. uleefatlanb OF The tones, letter,
pimpleu ON the lace, aad all scnis efapsions o.
tho skin.
Thls article {. now prescribed BY some of lae
mosi distinguished phyyiclaaa IN I've couatiy.
and has proved more eflielent Ia pgaciiea than
~, preparation OF sartaqfllla yet ollifod 20 the
public. Several cases OF secondary hphll Ia,
Moreural and ecroinlons dlscnaet have onllfely
recovered Ia tho incurable wards OF cur public
hat tu lions which had los nah, Yeas resssed oy.
ori mode OF treatment that could DO devised. =.
These cosos furnish Striking examples OF the salu.
tnry effects OF inls medicine Ia nfzeslnE some ol
the most inveterue dleoascs, after she flandI
wefo destroyed, aud tho bones already affected -
N01lcn.-Letors ffon rusponnIble Physician.
aud Professors ofsoyos@l Medical COLLEGES, aud
eerllhcatns OF cures from patients Will be- found
accompanying both preparations.
PaeKs, Fluid kxlract OF buehu, 81 per bottle
o. = S''s' '0.' s.rsspsulla
eqValln, strength 10 ono gallon Of sgrud Of sar
eapanlla.
Chemist, 500 chesnat Street, acor The clrar.
lloese Philadelphia.
TO BE uADoF
nrookylile,.
Ind,
And of Druggists and Dealers,
AL letters directed 10 tho proprietor or agen
receive immediate attention.
junei3-ly.
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Certificfteiiom ID. l.. Starr.
Ihave known Mr. Forsha's Altera.
tive Balm TO perform very extraor
disary cure uyon horse that was very
badly cut, some time since.
used It upon one occasion. exter-
nally. with good effect. | believe il
TO be a perfectly safe and efiicacious
remedy to be usedin many complaints.
d. STARR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-14

Wholesale Depot, att. & G. Reak-
hlrts, No. 81 Pearl st. Gin.
DIR. s. w. Forsha, Drug Store. No
side Of Fifth IT., 3 doors east of Smith
Gin. O.
For sale at r. Tynsr's, ID. Price g.
Sons. LInck g. Farquhar's,Df. Moody's
and Dr. Hailes, BIookville. Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-14


This Ia to certify that In the summer
Of iS4e, ] became so very lame and
weak in my back. oocasloned by ne
that / could not sit down OF get dn'
without holding on to some object, |
was advised TO try Mr.. Foisha's Altera-
tive Balm. BY bathing Il six or eigh,
times. my backwas perfectly restored;
aud ! have felt no symptom Of lie return
since.
My wife, also, has used It for Rheu-
matte pains, headache and toothnche
with very beneficial results.
III. YEAKLE.
Dec. lat. 1910.
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mo- TnE PunLIc.

This is to certify that. In Jrne last. WIS
attacked with the Asieiic Cholera, and wss
soon, as my phyaiclun sta,es IN collapsed
state. | had remained In this ssaie some tive
hours. whom my physician Informed my hm-
lyand friends that could not possibly Il :.
aud strictly forbid my wife permitting nj,
one giving me any medicine OF nounshmeni
whatever, ne II would only hasten my death
At this tlmeMr Foraha came 10 see me, and
bronghl with him a bottle containing four
Ounces Of his Alternative Balm, end asked
permission Of my vile TO use Il on mo. az he
though, Il would immediately give ease. ]
was immediately applied. aad Ia less than .e
minutes was stored, aud was la warm
peFspira,loa, prior to which tine my exsremi-
tiea were cold. a clannny sweat was on my
face and head. After the use Of two other
bottles Of the same medicine. | was entirely
lleved Of all dIatfeas, aud la few days was
restored 20 health.
] would most oneeriully aud heartily rec.
ommend this BALM 10 all who are afflicted
In similar way have also used II IN
other disease, aud have found IL most
excellent rsmedy. 10 not think Il car be
toohIghIy recommend.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-14

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drnered snd poIscnoss NQaeu ~lode~ no> roc.
eIdef] u very dsnr<fsos snd inuo<zi Paper. sod
,per<,.i. cotton ins ciis lac Ee~ Ye,<. ne
Nov fofk Mercury once fof<iti< remark - ttsi u
I'd never knexs hard. ff'pink. re<s ~Inf. sv>-
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Transmitting earl, kna Intelligent Azfuiio4s III
~bsteyef y .uest ref.h1 q aiter.Iea ~s,I@ f~i-
.iss s s,ssess , .s' .ss
nnsklnd. relrmie 1heoief, alone e<fsrll<--
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] The Tribune 4 noe s<aed IL quartz ;ofm D<Ils
/ fthree dslinet editions >11s-~ z<kts and VISA
o. ssss.s " ss. i -!
grown IRON noihlnk 70 The following afsfsf<is
Daily issues (sfsning and mofninE) IAN. eaIi>>
teni- Nfeki< t.ssssssss H.f3
Nsskiy ...i !; -. ~. 80 .''',''.s''is<'.H
| TOTAL. ......... ...........iss. as eopiss
We hslIsse no other ae~spz psrin Ne world hss
no psrodIssi o. lny sers sss ns.l's. hna ss' lie
inekueme ehenpness rendering ~ inefe.<f of
paying readers Only - indirect pceunlAf, zd<a1-
i4fe y "a, has aoobt!.s. LARGELY s'isa ~ ~s-
eslse In tlls unprecedented patronage SONS svi.
deuce ~ public approval aud esteem.
! Wefate pleasure in annoansinr % our readers
I That. Ia view 81 ihe mumenioas iniefe.i ala<hins
| 10 ne session 81 Congress about - caulns ns;'
! Mr.. Greedy vii rpena The Winter ~ y AIne<an,
~ he Representatives q The ff.bnnr. liil irt
tsrs will rppeaf regularly In eur safsns sa.licnl
NE Weekly Included.
Trims. |4.
Our terms invarIebiY afe--foffh The
Daily Tfbnne, % per snnuni.
npsl-Msek.y, ~ tne .oF's. iof 81 DC fo'
each. @
weekly. -, shfee copies Cor 3 ). Eve copies "
- ten copies Tor <f2. twenty copies. o. over. ~
] otE snpnEkf for I tatl, twenty copies. 81 ever
1 10 address o. each subscriber, 81 80 each. fu<l
/ nastcrs and oib-n sendinf usa eiub 81 went, Of
over, On the above terms, viii be enfiliet - ~
! extra copy. ..
! Additions ma, At ali lines DO msds los club Al
! the price paid ~ those ALREADY M r. +. 4
1 des1 CHfELI 4 N<kLRATH.
No. 10 Nassau -. New York.
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3
5. Hedging.
Further obssrvasloa and inquiry rem
Or - lsss s.uruiss - y he utility
"a pr>1l|enllllI)ol Chg. han W
wsso - nooths ego. Though We
bo|hvv Z kedeo een \ made that win
snsvsr ~ purposes Of fence. We
regard q 9 uore dimoulI and expen-
eve c,d,ssskine thar We fornerly did;
- y conc 70 ne rvsuIt u our In.
lslly - lhI> poInt. Il ones, We give
3 = eur oPlnIon thst Il Il not adviss-
b|e = sllsnpt Il. whore rail tim
bsr b within reasonable reach. except
bet hedges may veil supesssds isnc.
- along he public roads. who're there
b ~ timber % prevent IL growth.
end e ny, with much propriety. Be
cultivated along line fences, between
hrn,. b.. 10 stssmpt 10 Law oll ilelds
ed nee che hedge exclusively. or
even ehls6y. q an article Of fence. Is
unuiss.
Behaving then that there ass places
where hedges NAY be cultivated. prof.
llsbIv. W proceed 10 give our views
= 70 de mode Of cultivation. pren,is-
~ fhaf ve regard the osare Orange
= shs beat material. though there
ere sous. fsnonr whom l. John P.
Brodv. Eco. ! who prefer the White
Thorn, and tbers are oshsrs, (among
vhsn b II. \. Barbour, Esq.. Who
skIak he eonnon Hawthorn preferable
= ellhsr.
MT % importsnt 70 haze young
"a vleorous plen1,. and only a. ma
~ an b. pl,nlsd ont. a one year
az. sad can Be well planted and we'll
se,l,d ~ believe Il beat and shesp-
81 20 rslv on nurseries. and not to at
,s~p, 70 rear sbs plants ON each farm.
The cultivation requires great care -
This must. Of course. be subject TO
= p"
d. regard 10 the price to DO paid -
The Nursery. and the number Of plants
needed.
n ~ ,n~>rs .<t.u,nk a ols,t out
r,ove hedoe. a one time. tbsn can be
$4,000 i'm :. u.,,., cara !. Won vo,d
rIsns onions. We would ssv that an
i.shss sn.rt Il IA. sxsr,me distance.
Bell>r Ave than six. for the main stalk
n>st .iRer al Be depended upon for
5roleetion against pirs.
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Groceries,.

Al Y stock OF Young Hsson @ unpowdcr. Imperial
VI q kiaek Tcas islaffo and we'll "a ieeledof late
lmpoFlss'ons. pare aud fresh: Also, Primo Mo,
sugar; Crushed, Powdered, Loaf aud Clarified
Sagars; Golden syrup, o. aud n. A. Aoissses,
tuba iione., Rice, Nails, window Glass, Seamless
Bags, coloFed aud white Carpet Chain. Cotton
Yarn and Cotton battling. with every article usn-
all, kedt b. Crocers. all Of beat qualities. war
ranted 10 give satisfaction. for sale In qualities 70
suit, al The iowesi market prices.
AARON A. GOLFER.
NAY 10 1855.
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CINCINNATI.

STHAHs l 2sAHFE5 BsAP : GUk1. 1g 's.;
Hroadva, and fiifh street, CInciposti, Ohio:
Monuments, Totnbs, and Ofkye Stones. Marble
HanlIos and statunr{. u4b(Isual Fonfs> M1@f1l
sospisr slabs' &C. ds, eoassastly % hasa and
qHs ssss e w'sh nsssIsia r's4n ss<
Slab. or sawed - order.
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CINCINNATI,
DIR. F0RSHA'S
Alternative Balm,
a BALM FOR EVERY WOUND.'
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTER

- BALM FOR EVERY WOUND."l
FOR INTERNAL AND ExTER
t NAL USE.
This balm is warranted to re
lieve all Rheumatisms. Strainsin
the Spins, or Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or Stiff
Neck, Toothachc Earache, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning in
tho breast, asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains and Bruises, Burns, Scalds
or Frozen Parts, Cramp Cholie
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever aud
ague, Piles. corhs, Fresh cuts or
sores, m0umotion in Che head,
Stor: CHI. Bowels, or Kidneys.
Summer complaint Of Children
Worms and inflammation Of the
s.onlhch, ana Do"eis' anu group,
Scarlet Fever,
rss ,.s.es why ,hl. hahn ,eashu. A., M.
eases /. h..s.sa 1, ,sA.os. l.eem.,lo. ..a
,.o... NJ .sa,.,.ans. ana .s,sn.. sS,,aa,
into action. Thl. power h owlns 10 ,he
..a.l.a, ..mhl.s,,aa. - ,.A...l ......,,..
imam, ,ss,. h.,a' '...,,s,. s rssF '',
el.o !. .sssec,s.l,y .s,s' 40, eon,s,.,n, go.
deadly poison o. mineral u WI. V used
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wRloHrs TONIC AESR{yvKR Asp Aous

~ NEVER FAILING REMEDY.
TITS preparation being entlFel, Vegetable pro-
dnfnon, IA eHafn unpnilla system hfe highly On.
luiagy. improving the general health aud inyifof-
ntinG the constitution. fFts fHafstn Avn ears
ksanps. fefHota residing In Fever aud Arue
DISTRICTS an be eneclpalif protected from a. nts
tack BY occasionally taking small quantity of
ills mislare Where u 70 once triad. and IS viz
tues thus become known, its snperihflty over ey.
cry ether medleln u - apparent that Gle public
90 longer hesiiaie nhal remedy 20 employ. In
easea Of thils and FevaTs, The cure il fffFo1ukI,
tho GAUSS IL removed aud there 10 ne reinFn 81
pafoxlsla, Ia cases % debility this mixture has
been found must oticaclous ana speedy remedy
restoring The tone 81 the stomach aud bfhclng tho
nervous s3stegn generally. ~
The rapid sale Of this medicine, lis universal
aud suffiang efficacy whore 4 "a used. atlesiad hy
me numerous certificates which W arc constantly
receiving. warrant " ~ asserting Il has NO 1quAl
before tho public. FE1kh r. WRIGHT a CO..
Importers, Chemists and Wholesale DruEEisls.
afi Marketed, PHILADELPHIA, Ia,
Tobs had Of Druggists and meFehanissel orally.
NV. liaItr, J. W Moeps and D. D. Dusoss.
tuf,2i
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IOEf. RTRRy

] do hereby certify that the above eertl6-
cate Is correct. and The statement Of The
physician made TO me ls true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
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w RIGHTS

FEVER AND AGUE MIXTURE,
FOR Calls and Btptfs, Reminenf md
Intermittent Fesers. and General De-
5ifity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-10

THE INDIAN WAR IN OREGoN.-Maj. General
Wool, writing to the war department, dated Ben
icia, June 3D. says From ali the information he
has received there is doubt that he shall be able
to communicate by mail of the 18th inst, the graft
flying intelligence that the Indian war has ceased
in the department of the Pacific We shall he re
marks have no enemies to contend with but the
extirpators of the Indian race; and if Col. Wright
had taken the advice of the Governors of W ashing
ton and Oregon there would not now be a dwell
ing standing on the banks of the Columbia River
Had such an event happened these Governors
would have been satisfied to their hearts content
for il could not have failed to have caused long
war. On the contrary, the Governors coDtinue
their recrminations on General Wool, and have
sent additional reasons why he should be removed
from command.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-10

medical officers for the examination of candidates
for appointment in the medical staff of the army
will convene at the Newport barracks. near New
port, Kentucky, on the first of August next To
obtain permission to appear before this board 1t Is
necessary to apply to the Secretary of War. Ap-
pIications must be accompanied by testimonials
vouching for the good moral character of the ap-
pcant and his ph; sical ability to perform the ar
duous and active duties of an officer OF the nedi
cal staff; his age, which must De not less thAh
twenty.one nor more than twenty eight years
should also be stated and his present residence ana
place of birth. Those who, upon examination
shall receive favorable report from the ooard
will be appointed assistant surgeons In the army IL
vacancies may occur.-Unt0a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-10

EXCITING NEWS FROM FORT CHADBoURNE.-
The San Antonio Texian, of the 18th of June,
says:
"On the l4th inst, an express reached San An
tonic, which left Fort Chadbourne ON the Sth inst
bringing the unweIcOme news of the inhuman
murder and capture OF two express riders, who
were on their way from Fort McKavitt to Fort
Chadbourne it seems that the two men had ar
rived within forty miles of Fort Chadbourne, when
they were attacked probably by a large number Of
Camanehes, overpowered and killed. One of the
bodies has since been found; the head was severed
from the body, enc leg was cut off at the knee
and the body otherwise mangled in the most horri
BILE manner. The body of the other express rider
up to our going to press, has not been found"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-10


The Pope has nominated six new Cardinals oil
whom three are Italians, two Austrians, and one
French.
The London Gazette contains an official notice,
declaring DR.. Rae and his companions entitled to
the reward of $4,000 offered to those who should
first ASCERTAIN the fate OF Sir John Franklin
The sum of Sa25 has been contributed towards
erecting a Methodist Church in Lecompton, Kan
sas.
DIR. VIM. Hart, Of Memphis, Tennessee, = sur
geon in the Russian army, dbd In krimenchmy on
the 9th Of April of small po4
Prof.'R F. Porter Of ths University Of Nash.
vile, Tenn, died on the 30a ult
Charles Freckerman, q Wheeling. Va, was
robbed of g., OF In New Qfleans, ON the night OF
the ID inst
There were % deaths In Wheeling, Va, during
the month Of June
Mr.. and MIRA Robert G. Stauard OF Richmond,
Va, sailed for Europe In tls Atlantic, FRIDAY
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iADCT. T. L. VI K, of the Old Medical
~ House, stIli engaged treating AL sorts OF Be-
H'- Diseases, and hereby invites call froru those
i4 lave been unfortunate in their associstions.-
II would particularly invite call from persons
u -'' luntry who have been given up by their
oceans as lncurable. Cases are few indeed that
--4act be reached by medicine when correctly ap-
LED The Article known as ths CHEMlCA AL EX-
4hALT OF FRENCH FLOWERS, is probably the
-ry best thing now before the public for renovating
system shattered by dissipation or other cause
a.; tt7 Agde and Fever remedy, called FRENCH
LIN, IL next to certainty. Price Sl per bottle.
5tsi and irst door South OF Trinity Church, Rich
roHd, Va.
Medicines securely packed and sent to order with
III, directions lje3l
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SHIPMENTS TO CHINA-We lind the following
announcement in copy of the Alta California,
published at San Francisco, received by the last
steamer:-"The ship Stephen Baldwin sailed yes
terday for China. with full freight consisting in
part of the mortal remains of three hundred and
fifty-seven deceased Cinnamon The agency in
this country for the expectation of the dead Chi
namen for interment gives employment to a large
number of persons, and the business is the source
OF much profit. Several persons are regularly en-
ployed AZ resurrectonists to exhume the bodies
and prepare the remains for shipment"
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DROUGHT IN MIssoURI-A severe drought has
been prevailing in the vicinity Of st. Louis. The
oat crop timothy, and other grains, the Republican
says are literally burning up 1t is feared also that
the corn crop will be failure. The rain in this
vicinity yesterday is hoped was general all over
the country.
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TRIAL FOR TREAsON.-The trial of the treason
eases in Kansas commenced at Tecumseh court
house, Shawnee county, on the Goth ult., before
United States Commissioner Edward Hoagland.-
John Brown Jr., Jason Brown, Poindexter Ma
ness, Samuel w. kilbOrn, Henry II. Williams 81
neon Bemorse and VIM. b. partridge, are the par
ties under indictment.
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SCARCITY OF MONEY AT THE WEST.-A letter
from Beloit, Wisconsin, under date of July LIST
says:
Business generally is very dull in this region
Money is scarce, and commands high rates of inte-
rest, some paying as high as from forty to sixty
per cent In Iowa and Minnesota the same scar
city prevails and business prospects present
not very fiattering"
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DEEPEST WATER IN NEW YORK HARBoR.-
The soundings, under the direction Of the Ilarbor
Commissioners, proved that the deepest water in
the harbOr of New York is off Fort Washington,
in the Hudson River. Here depth of l35 feet is
found The deepeet water in the Narrows is but
a little more than 100 feet.
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A SLAVE TRADER-Charlss A. Bell, the ses
captain who was killed In Washington on the 4th
was IL is stated in the Traveller, convicted In Bos
ton few years since of being engaged in the
slave trade, and sentenced TO two and half years
imprisonment A part of his sentence was after
wards remittcd by the President
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DECEAsED-The Rev Peter Jones died lately
near Branttord, Canada. He was the celebrated
Indian Chief who married in New York some
twenty five years ago, to highly respectable la
dy of the vicinity of London, with whom Mr..
Jones became acquainted his first visit to Eng
land, where he went to plead the cause of Indian
Missions