Danville Advertiser (Newspaper) - December 2, 1854, Danville, Indiana Free within the 2. 1854. NO. 10. - One s i Oria twelve 00 00 ou 00 tbe legal iig to Boarders and Traveling ' an pie In - v ' i friends i a Dan ville aud that 1 bave from tbe Meridian one auU aiy prepared than ever to doctor up all kinds of from a ' bull to tlie or Every Watch us for one J bave in my Watch Workman iii or doubts tol IB are now to metamorphose a veror i ' IS Dance bui lire Avill General and Local us a building Meridian of the Epilepsy and want of etc. as may Le di ne 0 THOUSAND Will be laid as a wager either ih or any other city in the United as a forfeit to belong to any Patent vender Proprietor of any Nervous Antidote pi- who will fo cs quickly or any disease arising irom debility of in the or from a torpid state of iiy any they may Invent to be taken or by any to be applied as lor instance in: and A and Liver - just returned from with new Selection - - ' ' - ' caul ile li and - Nov. 25, 1854:ly. : and Boy's pieces various colors and also heavy for and fancy steel mixed and a GOOD TAILOR to nUke them up those who wish it. READY-MADE at FARMERS AND subscriber just received fo salea larghe supply of the best Straw Cutters and Corn Shell Sign of Str Big No. 26, West the S. Voltaic has to be on the budy the passing a mild and continuous current of through or along any part of the body or course of l which may be su thus be without any trouble or it That it is not claimed that they cure all diseases only in is indicated as a as it must be in all diseases caused by a deficiency tii I BOLDLY CLAIM AND DEFY medical has so many during the last six as the V. and to prove this any person io produce so many well authenticated certificates of entitle eminent or lit which may be had gratuitously of my Patent H. E. V. chain was first introduced in and after having been the AiND RIGID as well as in they were brought over to the United States about one year ago and went with the same trial as in being applied in every hospital in New and having examined by a committee of YORK ACADEMY OF tlie of being entirely in favor of the curative power of the Patent H. E. V. they been highly recommended by Prof. Valentine of the Faculty of N. Prof Van of Univ. Prof. Dr. Dr. Dr. etc. In they have been recommended bp the Medical Institutions and the most and no doubt is left but that a Era for the cure of Disease been opened by the application of the Patent H. E. V. or rather by the application of its really wonderful For further please call on my JOHN where illustrated Pamphlets may be had gratuitously on New General EXTRACT cramp cholera sick fever ' and nervous nnd sold by W. Di Essence is warranted to in a concentrated all the valuable properties of Jamaica and will be on an excellent Family It is particularly recommended as a tonic to recovering from fever or other a few drops imparting to the stomach a glow and vigor equal to a full of brandy or other without any of the debilitating effects which are sure to follow ihe use of any kind and it is therefore especially serviceable to children and females T could give many certificates of the sue cess of this article in the treatment and of which please Boone March 20, 1854. Mr. W. W. In the early part of last I was tak un sick with chills and from which I I employed two did rae no bull continued to grow worse every day until sometime in when I heard your of Jamaica Ginger recommended as a specific for the cure of Fever and I bought and after using two according to the to my a complete I have no hesitation in recommending a article in all cases of- etc. ARD Dealers in All at Ind. M. WHOLESALE DEALERS IW and Fanc r ' ' Stafle Dey Sthaw Palm Ac. of building one dooi east of John Watches repaired the best and Nov 17.1853:13;//. FRUIT AND KANAWHA firs rate article of dried and T lew prime Kanawha this da received and for sale DARN MIXTURE TUc Great of a Particle of in infallible for king's obstinate cutaneous pimples or pustules on the chronic sore ring worm or scald and pain of the bones and stubborn syphilitic and all diseases arising from an injudicious use of in or Impurity of the ' ' ' celebrated for the number of extraordinary cures its has induced the proprietors at the request of to otter It to the which they do the utmost in its virtues and wonderful curative The following certificates from a large stronger testimony thah the mere word of tbe and of the highest many of them residing in of Exchange Rich known says he has seen the medicine called in over a hundred in nearly all the diseases for which it is with the most good He it is the most extraordinary medicine be has ever arid Fever hereby for three I had ague and fever of the violent 1 had several took large quantities of and I believe all the tonics advertised but without any permanent At last I tried two bottles of which cured and I am happy to say 1 have had neither chills or fevers consider it the best tonic in the and the only that ever my Beaver near B. now in the city of and for many years in the has such in of Carter's Spanish that lie has of fifty he has given away to the Mr. Luck says he has never known it to fail taken according tj sing and formerly of the City in the city of says he has in a number of instances the of Carter's Spanish which were most truly He says in a case of dependent on the the were 31. of the of Drinker Avas cured of liver complaint of 8 years by tbe use of bottles of Carter's Spanish Cure of Editors of the Richmond Republican had a servant employ ed in their cured of violent scrofula combined with entirely him Two bottles of Carter's Spanish Mixture made a perfect cure of and the in a public say they recommend it to all who arc with any dis- case of the Salt Rheum of 20 Years Standing Cured Mr. John residing in the city of was cured by three bottles of Carter's Spanish of salt he had 20 and which all tbe physicians of the could not is awell known of Richmond and bis is most Matthews of syphilis in the by Carter's Spanish He says he cheerfully recommends and it an invaluable of cured of ai d what called confirmed by three bottles of Carter's Spanish commissioner of the revenue says he has seen the good of Spanish Mixture in. a number of and says it is cure for that horrible G. of was cured of old sores and which disabled him from Took a few bottles of Carter's Spanish and was enabled to without a in permanently A No. 125 Main for sale by John Dan South J. C. Co M. C. Th and by dealers in STATE STOCK BANKS AT will take all Indiana i State Stock Bank notes at for or on debts due at the sign of the S. Oct. 30. U. W. H. German and Iron aud Carriage Harness 3 Doors Masonic 9:35:ly INDIANAPOLIS, the paper of all the Indiana y Y at the payment of Debts Now is the time for 00. 185 Testaments J i Readers and other School Family Bibles and notes by Dr. blank steel pens and at 1] RUSSELL still continues the busi X Dcss of at the old stand in corner of the where Fur of all kinds is made to order on shor notice and reasonable Orders for CUF FINS attended April 2!i, G. CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY Disease of the and all Diseases from a Disordered Liver or Such as inward fulness of blood to the of the for fulness of weight iii the sour sinking or at tbe pit of the swimming of the hurried and breath fluttering at the choking or ting sensations when in a lying dimness of dots or webs before the fever and dull in the deficiency of yellowness of the skin and pain in the sudden flushes of burning in the constant imaginings of and great depression of BE EFFECTUALLY CURED BY a M. JACKS 120 Their power over the above diseases is not if by any preparation in the United as the cures in case afier skillful had Bitters are worthy the attention of Possessing great virtues in the rectification of diseases of the liver and lesser the most powers in ness and affections of the digestive they certain and and be C. Ky. Oct. 16, your Bitters I find it has given satisfaction in every instance that has come under my 2, said ' we rejoice to inform you that this justly celebrated medicine fully maintained the exalted reputation which has been given nnd having tested its virtues we unhesitatingly say it eminently deserves it. J. T. J. W. July 21 have heard of many cures performed the use of Dr. and it to-be a valuable medicine June 26, have in introducing your physicians and others purchase them by the half dozen and P. Fatio April 9,1851, Bitters are now selling very and every person that has used so far as we have been able to has been are entirely they invigorate and strengthen the never prostrate and can be used for as well as South J. 0. Parker 4" M. 0..Riely, New Harreyi and by dealers in medicines ly ' - S der ' - o'er will of the public corper and ' - - H AT K 'M A E E on variety o the sable a shadow But O - loving are heart is bowed St o'er her spirit steals a A lone voice ' Ig Eoon hand stricken bowed Your aching hearts may nigh Where is joy iii the bright Nov. 18,1854. Jier gaily to not milas From tlie nr s. loose from the we passed to late the same evenings leaving waters of the prow towards the setting hea towards Rocky the was steaming at a fine up It is than 60 at water of this r is sandy like freer from the binks are wash and fall and the nearly so rhe first hum or its average width Will reach from to from Big to Fort 2' The 'a Hill are scarcely lOO yards The Smoky Hill is the narrowest and Below Uniontown 130 by from the Missouri the Kansas is quite but above that point it U It be a good navigable river for two or three months in each for three or four in wet penetrating as it into the heart of the it therefore must become important in a commercial point of of our company joined us at Above that place the land is heavily limbered on both sides of the some bottoms on either consisting of rich Every five or six miles in this region we passed fine on the and on our immediately below the mouth there is a beautiful with open and high roiling prairie in the I. Just above of that stream with the Kansas there is a greet like a where a tract of high can be easily by a short fence the On the south side of the opposite that there is a pretty town site gradually back from the edge of the covered with grass and scattering forming a green lawn backed with In this neighborhood the shore is We passed a bold blufF on the with a rich bottom on fhe south andj a high open lawn in the A litter farther on on a rich ti prairies strike the r charming variety to the north are extended bottoms of bered this - vicinity we saw many Indians along the also passed a grape in the spread over several thousands of just on our rose a rocky with open A little way Sugar Creek empties into the from the and a little farther there is a low distance beyond there being another fine grape a rich walnut right side of the river coal has been and here again rises a beautiful undulating eminence a magnificent site for a on the hight there being open and a fine prairie about a mile the left a short the Wakarusa flows with good timber for some way Below mouth there is a good and behind are the Wakarusa the Methodist Church hive a Coal has also been above the The out all their lands and the whole country on the oii its strip five miles and by the There will vacant lands after th made their In this it properly that the own 39 sections in the forks of the and Missouri The by recent reserve a strip and miles running up nef ly tb the mouth of the The too have a reservation 22 by 1- mile north of the riveri - the miles partly on each the hold near heaf of. - of drai by Kansas River and Jts re will attention the Bett On both ' the this he south side of waters a lirty miles is now open to be some 1 Shawnees farther up on the south bank comes right down to the another appropriate where the hum of Commerce by-and-by of a- Here we saw numerous cabins of and as far as could in the were like of OU beautiful groves dot the and the dark line of stretches along ihe Wakarusa great as of perpetual meandering with its dark skirting forests of limber on are nature's here brought within range pf high f we saw The limber was oak linden and coffee few below the mouth ofthe on the the prairie undulates gradually back from the river as far as the eye can At its confluence with the Kansa there is on the opposite a beautiful and between Grasshopper and Mud Creek there s a prairie bottom where pioneers were making Capt. Baker thinks that from this point to the mouth of Kansas is a distance of 80 miles by the the next 20 miles the country in our course presented the same general features as those just both alternating prairie and all capable of passed Mr. Stinson's ferrry his house and farm are very picturesquely situated on an eminence where the up land and prairies come down to the 100 miles from the mouth of Kansas Baker's wc on the a fine with clumps of on the rich rolling prairie in the and heavy limber above A little farther on the left a high prairie comes in which swells copses of to the enraptured pioneer sites for the choicest Settlements are being made on both sides of the we come to ihe mouth of Soldier which has its far up and gives variety to the ly its dark line of fringing We next saw His house is on the in a line timbered while on the south high such as we have already come down lo the Here we crossed the about miles from ihj of Timber on bo h sides of the We next passed some prairie on the about 100 feet soon after we the Great There are three and the Baptist school oil the same of groves ana for was next It is made up of about twenty log cabins and is on the south about a mile from iho Steaming we passed Red and Darlings and a farther beyond is Mill a considerable on which the have erected a The soil here is of a red and is very up this little river we saw fine groves of limber and high forming scenery of surpassing Mill on the we an excellent prairie town A little farther on the some there ore lofty banks of red wilh high prairie in the We saw a brge band of Indians who had been holding a council in the and here the carcase of a huge buffalo floated Again we the rich bottoms and on cither side of and when we could withdraw our gaze from tlie country near caught glimpses ofthe splendid away far Coming to an Indian 15 cords of wood were taken on for which was paid the This is a ns well as a profitable one for the and the owners promised lo have 15 or 2U cords more ready by the lime the steamer Our fine littli was a mon interesting sight to of ani she was from the by over hundred whom curiosity had drawn together to see what had made such a shrill They were very and commerce may habits into many ofthe Indian a mile farther and a little back from the ils the Catholic Skimming along for about 25 miles we reached the of Vermillion emptying from tlie the timber on its banks a dark line through the landscape for many miles along iis Two or ive passed the western lobe 170 miles by water from the month ofthe from this let it be all the country westward and northward is open for this boundary to its the Kansas River presses on the southern touching the uplands every four or five while on the north from just below the mouth of the down 50 there is a continuous 4 or 5 miles and more magnificent than the far-famed American below Here excellent corn has been raised by ihe half breeds for many The soil is a black sandy and and produces much earlier in the season than farms in the same latitude to California are aware of Ibis prefer to cross the - Missouri River at on the norih on this They find excellent by the lat of We have seen swamp or wet nor any stagnant in the Valley drained by the Kansas The generally flow over gravelly beds most of the are the few that are low are of a dry sandy and the prairies are rolling enough tp drain the water the west line of the we entered upon open often reaching river oii now and thea a small light fringe on On the in a. great prairie bottom in a bend of tbe river extending back to Rook Mr. for a stock his - Beyond this we passed large groye Limber on the rights and thep a most fur a town first we saw for several Here we saw Blue which is a prominent landmark tlie mouth of Blue From this point the bluffs are and more and the arid Here out of ilie angrily at for intruding on its but with the to A little floated he may been to slake his thirst in. the or lost by the - ' the mouth of the in from the north nearly the tributaries of Kansas arid appears to be navigable for some we were pleased with its fine boltoms and long streak of while on the were conical bluffs prairie with and one above another in the contributing to the scenery a very romantic * Immediately above this important there is another beautiful prairie sloping back northward farther than we could and on the still containing more than 2000 in a bend not more than three-fourths of a mile across the The enticing of the latter are little grove on the a cool gushing and plenty of rock at hand in the with which to raise and enduring fence over the narrow The world does nSt present a more excellent situation fora the line of the main river and from here may be said to be adapted for a series of such On the right a comes into the the first the mouth of appropriate town and saw stakes set on the as well as a tent or cabin back on the high that our were Just above is a clear and a line of timber reaching far From this to the Fort the winds like a natural canal through flowery with similar in the On the left we saw some splendid country for up the of a the name of which we do not there were fine groves of and valley We understand that several claims have been made were by by and the Ca to lay liis craft the there being ho stump or hitch He is of t should not be a cabin on steamers where the sweep with these the Pilot Mounds in the the military road leaves the Kansas and passes through a depression in the bluff LO the crossing of the We passed some small creeks on the with settlements on Creek on the timber after sunrise on Tuesday we neared Fort line stone buildings looming up grandly in the It is located at tlie junction of the Republican and forks of on the second or roll of the having bluffs from which the rock is It is soft easily cut into with a and can be split into any Ave noticed the same horizontal strata cropping out at all elevated points in the Crossing the Pawnee or Republican fork by wc had a good view of the fine between the two rises gracefully backward in high swelling Here there is a just Wc strolled up gathered some black and a spring then mounted a high whence we could see the beautiful Republican Valley a long way It is nearly three miles and Avith a rich The river flows in a serpentine course through the prairie at some bends making a circuit of six or eight and back to within a mile of itself again banks generally in Of to the irresistible of ' 40 an ex ten -si ve bed of lias beeri of been and be of Wei Sait is also be On the Saline of tbe are often and bf tlie are filled frona that is. sait deposite J. pf arid of and iron have Hints have been given that gold bu t in cannot be a that valuable will be found cropping or hi the as wc ascend toward the Rocky ' ises very rapidly in that ruction from Fort tip the for the in thy first 330 is said to be 2003 in the vicinity of is pally and the bottoms The upland are but of rich ly where limestone valleys are also very and the soil over the is nothing to be seen but spreading out beyond till it is lost in dim yhen all at as if by you come upon warm and with filie springs arid clear running This is indeed a well and mast be salubrious and We previously mentioned the scarcity of here be that it is inadequate to supply would and hardly ibr Here an d to the a new in tu re must be m ist be demands be so. Instead of clearing cimi bered as in eastern of Kansas must groit There is but coal in places can be little must be and fences buit in the absence of for all can be eu red in or fpr the farmer can hedge himself in most with Osage The abounds with the most luscious Stock of all kinds are remarkably and rolling will be ' occasional groves near the waters in the and on the This is truly a delightful most inviting we ever made a short trip up Smoky Lieut. from the accompanied had an exciting The constant announcement from the man who heaved the The river was and the current We had great in getting short it keeps on ihe course of the main coming more from the There is more timber on this river than on the Kansas above and the soil We observed a deep deposit on the beneath black auJ bottoms from the A little way we a baud of crossing going a buffalo and their over the for Here and there in the party was carried a a swan's neck or and stuck upon for had with them about all looked was the the puffing along up these unknown of the steam an imperious snorting scare your hunting .to wild difficulty of hill with a of as the prevented Baker from venturing so far up as he otherwise A shorter of very light adapted to the navigation of these interior soon be put on the left Fort Riley on the return on Wednesday and came down Passing rapidly in the splendid of which we have tempted to make a hasty we entered the Missouri about daylight next these brief it must be reference to the productions and climate of Kansas there are no doubt hemp lands in the central and western but Nature as tjie and most profitable occupation lor the farmers who shall settle In the great Kansas below and in the eastern region along the there are some of the finest hemp lands in the and grow as well as in any of the Western Those in the Platte immediately east of the Missouri who attend to say that their cannot be surpassed Ave can see no reason why as much may not be said of the same crops in the the winters are generally dry and - and the roads but little sn ow and this lays on the ground ly for a short there are very of but they are not of long the masons in Platte and laid stone last winter with but little interruption on of the Common and sheep can be wintered on provided the are allowed to grow up in the the stock have a little corn Or hay and March frequently quite ani much plowing be done in the dry of the Kansas quite and the ' not till frequently marking up to 100 deg. in the The generally by cool refreshing and we ascend the branches of fhe Fort there Is rapid cooler In a superabundance of the latter end of summer and been across many in the course of we give these remarks as the result of our - best approaches to the magni is the north side the by the road U- ading past the into of tlie larger 5baV,
