Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 January 1856 — Page 2

DAILY OHllSEL IJKSKtrt

INDIANAPOiOfc.

TTfrtJAY MORWIKO. JAN. 22. IteC. * ^K1I0SaTi61(0 M1N ATIONR fwr Oovfrnor, *• wii*LAi*©* •» wkit*. /V Zieu/. Got*™*-, joun r. WAUUB* •• iMpmrtm For fWrtiary of State, DANIKI< McrLCM* «f Nr*tg«». /or Auditor of State, JOHN W. DO0D.«f Oram. /Vr Treasurer of State. AXILLA JOXU. ¥« /br Attorney General, 14*0. E. McDOXALOt •» M«atC»m*rr

at Little Rock, ,

. Suloo

The Democrat of tbe

'-**• NEW

a letter to.

ERTI8EM1

COHDiriOH OF

the a

i«.l

cHKamrao parlor

“ For Superintendent of Public hutrurtlor., WILLIAM T. LAUMABEK. Of Futaam Fir Clerk of Supreme Court, «VI1X««M BEAC H, at Baanr. Fir Reporter of Deciaiont of Supreme Court, UOMDOB TAHNIOI, at Jack Ml*

tt'srcirstL-'Sii

ruptioiw” of tbe Democratie party. So pur* aod holy was he that he could not longer amo<*iate with its member*. It will be seen from the above that what Hies is to the Northeast, Borland is to the Southwest. \\ e doubt if, in the whole htinal* of licentious-

ness and criminality, the leading Know • ed it to Mr. Ewbank.

, ,*Vjctna ibsvkssc*

(KrTha

•eourgiqg the

with terrible sererily.

let insc., aays: ' — jal

“We hare arrsigned Dr. Ib.rUn.l before : cent diarorerieeii rT . .... »• u- w this community for nar iog tur l tbe intlu«»n< e an tumuli. It was received hy Hr. fcwbaB*, | a a of bia newspaper to [*alm off a miserable ' fmra \V. Erane, of the Africa woman, with whom he was indulging in an ami Tama* Itnilfoad, Hi rent Mr. brake ^

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and this we charge against him, and dare him molished, in which are numerous rt u j*^4 mp.

to plead ‘tot guillj.’ It is a fact notorious • ire. 'J be ezcavattons are sereoty foat ‘‘'♦D a » - > r 9 Id Wa «t». .Dd cuct U d«i«t.’* wd « <h« ^0 u.too>. I fc-.W*

Tfcw Borland i,o«rf ihr Mlo«»h<. ^

cm,dUgoMd Witk whu b. «IIM th. "ro,. "f b,^,. tc. Ammg othfr tejAl** m _ .£f, dm, s».«,ju.

mortuarv relics, an Indian was startled out of _ ^ ! Hou**. ;]*« i7Jjyl wiia^rp a stowell.

hi, mCm pb«k -uns«i> *• •*!ffiSSLLlS^i&St^:: gold. Before Mr. Kraut had knowledga of ^ s ««uJr t-rrem the incident, the workmen had cut up this j yssu^esHr,. ^ ^ magnificent windina sheet and dlTided « ; • “

ny.i T AwHon^ - ] MISCELL.\NE(>FS. TsPETi^

- ^ F aitn WARS. SADDLEBY, CUTLERY, Ac ^

rrsUfi —a—B— m* mast nffwy*«we th- Mtnmrtn^, ftCS&R* 111 1 _ 2r8.^«5r2&SKKSigf 5S 5SSS3 hereKJore kcj*«. whirh ail! < M at < .i^Wti j.ncv. 0Al ’ A , K >•*. 1 -i.

tlRANU R1ANO FOUTK:

mm -M..^* r pi. which a m U« Zm at t'lnrlnnati pner*.

i with the ••wftlon <.f lr»*l<hl. Aui' lbC thr an*, w* .>f , u ,

whWh we hare a fall as«crtmem:

i T.... H^srr ♦‘rrtniT -The he* AMOrtme..: , M ^ •rer oB>re.l Ja the W o*. ... ■►..i ; 1 Mttt

^ - ,,,, „ •( Chtoeiai, HaeA aiwt Teauat.t Sa««. PTaiied. l*T»*inj 1 KlbXiu ^?T*"*"Na. 5l! ‘

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! Bulrentmw’ Teoi *-Snrh •* AariK. \ We*, Vrvw ^^-1. . a |F.UH)K0 4 \srret U Ct^A. PWMS. Bellow*. Haiuw-r*. Ra*pe. Ftl-S Shaenaer-r , Ai cetred. Al*> s lew choke 0altar* b®* * Iron. S-.-el, Mow keuld*. & •.. Af. ,. f ^ **nw«v», Music Store, Ito^S lUte* j c«ui-SiiiTe M*Taax»i»—b>ck»,Tri?|ter».2a—t. in- -, r .h r in«

woeutnr and Barrel*. H*«>1*. tlanic ( .pi. 1 ^ TTClESkAR ^ r '** ».■« :•: SM1TH ^ cokx siieuxmt.J^

! ^tVS^Mw^T" A ^ irj'eT^Jd wlifatea a I Core Shelley Hay EutU^

1 Si^s-S:

DEMOCRATIC ITAT1 CIXTE&L COMMIT FEE JOHN M. TALBfiTT, of Marion Co.,Chn.’n. 1st Diet.,—J. W. B. Moobk, of Warrick Co.

Jamm G. Hr 4i>,

risrk

.id

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Jo*. W. ClIAPUAS,

Jeffertoii

4th

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John L. Kobinsok, Hush

5tb

• i

Lap* Dsteltm,

Wayn«

8th

John ?. Dunn and John

Talbott, of Marion county.

7th

•1

Wm. p. Ai.lp.x,

Putnam

8th

John W. Blakk,

(Hinton

9th

S. L. McFapdiv,

Cas*

4 ‘

10th

ItOBT. I/)wry,

Klkhsrt

inii

Andrew Jackson, llsdiaon

magnificent winding sheet and divided it i y f wm. k i9^a <■>

10 Hartford iil> “ft *• “ lujiCO 0t» ahtcti

j Nothings of our day ercr had their parallel, j r^^f^n^.^ireds of IndUn skuH^which i due the Co-pauj wwurct ' F two HaWDRED THOU SARD Trv-.. u^.ir.. muwjm Ilf there is any vice of which they are not 1 a i hV- ^ ^ i

ignilty, wc are curious u, know what it is. ;decayed tooth. Mr. Ewbank thinks the j ^ '* ’.ZT&f&ZTZS&tTZt* ^ " I iron, Mil*, =,,« BCntau N*iiJ - : And thes«i chsLH with Hi-S and Borland : weight of the entire shroud must hare been K. R. Stock, preferred and gear- County Hl-hts »-r the wrr-ral r-Mmtlr* »L UK state of TrATf. Unitor, nn.l ftlh 1 ha hi*; Uv-1.1 Cipc, Futap*. Zjgf-\tH\ »t vaair* • * ’ , ! nr nine mnrrl* and had it been ore-i anteed 10 per eeul 9,Si0 iiO ' liulinM*. uru tot sale at pric« loeiuiblj any oo« ; rurrv-<’rti«l>*. patent and i\>tntn>»n Mfitp lllogc*. '•pH' ^r" MEtirn **h at their head, have set out lo reform the «*« <* niae pounds, and man wwn pre ^ W er.wmsr». | ,w ’ ~ xf . K , V . FORT1T v F » . iin^ s“.nV*. and lr-n«. \t Uaw >a,h. A. . Ac. L’.jr '*«■.», u ^ h tV ,,, served, would hove been the finest specimen k. stock, 9fi&> a TO MAKE A HmlUAr.. • : ^u." M whokwai—r setali. «t th« -!*u of th.* «* l*ad-. ®y tv. a. m. *i.ti aM:h7?VB«world . , 0 f sheet gold that WO have heard of since the 4J0 Coauctlral Hirer K. R SuwW, HJIW Oj Order* wUl b« rrce*«e.l Hu auy uum^rorf.Va.n.ii Irtck No ^ west aadM En*t A v -K0 m " n ° m UtJ*5< - . , " a : 1. * . : W/eo <W ; t>\ the unrteriiyu-d t. w. iiAnii.r, 1 j, KKI.I.Oni. rOA. - lu - , "^t(W O^Tb, ■•“»! >»«•'-

' venint of the departed, and the futility of at-' —.T^n 1 *' M * nlc Stfw ~ t ^ tempting to secure the great dead from c6n- i 3^ shama Kl^ie ’ &ink swi-V,' Motactwith their native earth, Mr. Kwbank | ^•—•

Ifartford,

The Prsiideaey—Mr. Bright.

'I he Boone County Pioneer, in placing the name of Hon. J. D. Bright at the head of ite columns,as a candidate for the President, says: “We do this, not because wo do uot believe there are other good men iu the Democratic party—men whose names stand prominently before the public iu connection with that office—who poBscae equal energy, capacity, and integrity, and would fill the Execntivo chair with dignity and honor to the nation and to themselves ; but because we believe that n large majority of tbe Democratic party, not only of tbs State of Indiana, but of the great, growing, and populous North-west, prefer Mr. Bright to any other mao. They think that it U time that this section of the Union was represented iu the Presidential mansion—that it is due their wealth, their population, their growing greatness, aod their untiring devotion to the cause of Democracy; and they believe their noble Senator would prove a worthy representative. He is well known, not only to the people of Indiana, who have often placed their confidence in him, and never found that confidence misplaced, but to the people of the whole country, as a man of sterling integrity, of ability and energy, second to none, and of nerve unflinching—one who would steadily carry out the principles of the constitution in the administration of the affairs of the general government, uninfluenced by sectional or religious prejudices, and yielding not one “iota” to faction. Quo who is ever ready to battle for the doctrines of our fathers and

ventioc, have approved tbe anti Banks course pursued by Solomon G. Haven in Congress, and have appointed him their delegate to the Philadelphia National Council, of the 22d of February, naming also, Mr. Fillmore as their

candidate for the Presidency.

The Know Nothings iu the Cincinnati District have also held a meeting and passed resolutions sustaining Mr. Scott Harrison, in bis scattering votes! Are the K. N.’s the >t »catltrin^J ,, party—or what do these things

mean ? f

1.250 001 .>,LUD <« |

5.100 or;

(£7“ A dispatch from Chicago, dated January 17th, says: The State Nominating Convention of the Democrats of Iowa, in session at Iowa City, have obosen Geo. W. McCleary aa I be Democratic candidate for Secretary of State; James Pollard, Auditor; George Paul, Trca snrer; and James Baker, Attorney General. Four Presidential electors were nominated, and eight delegates appointed to the Cincinnati Convention. It is understood that the delegates are pledged to support Douglas. [From the Indians Bute Juurnal.] The Greencaatle Banner, speaking of the nominees of the Democratic Convention, says of John C. Walker : “John (J. Walker, the candidate for Lieut. Governor, is a small potato kind of afellow, both physically and intellectually. He is from Laportc county, but for tbe la»t four or five mouths editor of the Htutc Sentinel. He is a young man, 26 years old, and even if elected, is ineligible to the office, as the tomtitution of the State requires that ofiicer to he 90. He tome times goes by the name pf Colonel, s name assnmed by himself, probably from the fact that be once Killed a man in Ohio in 11 drunken

brawl.”

Although we mean to do all in onr power to beat Mr. Walker, and entertain very sanguine hopes of succeeding, yet we would rather be beaten than conquer by the influence of such unjust and ungenerous statements an the above. Tbo Lafayotte Journal, with characteristic generosity, puts in an emphatic contradiction of t he above, in which

we heartily concur:

says it is the form or features and not the body or substance of the dead that should be

preserved, and adds:

“ The mummiea of Egypt are quarried for fuel, aud, whether those of the Pharaohs, their wives, their priests, or their slaves, are split open aud chopped up with the same indifference as so many pine logs. The gams and balsams used in embalming them have made them a good substitute for bituminous coal; and thus the very means employed to preserve them have become the active agents for their dissipation. So it is when materials of coffins have a high marked value, they are then seized as concealed treasure, and their contents cait out as rubbish. Like heroes in the Eastern hemisphere, the descendants of N&nco (Japoe were sometimes, if not always, entombed in such, and with considerable treasures besides in vessels of gold and silver; heuce wo learn how the Spanish conquerors sought foi*, often found, and as often

plundered rich Incan sepulchres.” Hints for Housekeepers.

The attractiveness of a room does uot depend 011 the richness and expense of ite furniture, but ou the taste which selects and arranges it. A city parlor is no model for one in the country;— that which is suitable for one may be entirely inappropriate to the other. Elegant furniture, rich curtains, showy mirrors, and velvet carpets belong to those who have nothing pleasant to

;«•

Ml 200 Shnrea Farmer*' A .Mechanic*' Bank stock, Hartford C5,ixH) Ou 30S Share* Exchange Bank stock, Hartford IGJEH C" 192 Share* Slate Bank Stock, Hart-

ford, 24^70 e«

lOo Shares City Bank stock, Hanford, lljGOO CO 75 Share* Bank of Hanford Coun-

ty Bank Stock, Hartford, 7,987 50

150 Share* Connecticut River Bank Stock, Hanford, 9,750 (W 244 Share* Hartford Bank sunk,

Hartford, 90,744 od

“The unfortunate occurrence alluded to in

tha rights af tha people—cheering on the ■ th® conclusion of the paragraph is a total

fcleud. .f >1., Conatitittion .nd of th.ir om,n. conversant with the circumstances, nre fullly

friends of the Constitution and of their coun try, and sternly rebuking the traitors and diaunionists who are making tha air ring with their ‘bowlings’ against our free institutions

acquainted with them. The affiiir took place at a circus in Cincinnati, which Col. W. was peaceably attending, and where he was, in the

and our laws. The Democracy of Indiana most unprovoked and brutal manner, assaulted hove oil-end V declared,that ¥ r *“ and the whom they would 'delight to honor.’— other juuiping upon him and beating h.m io the They luive honored him, and in so doing ^ » n »‘S m«»t shockang' matner. In the

,h,v I..V. -don. honor- .0

and we believe that, should ho receive the ty his life, he stabbed them both, one dangernomination of the convention which jn ee Ui ^ly* Rnd the other fatally. What added to

,, . • the omrageous character of the assault was the next, they will again j f KC t that nc was not only a small man.

in Cincinnati iu June

but an

‘honor’ him with tha largest majoritv they invalid, Wing at the time, and for several

tTuu*,

have yet given any President. Wo nail the name of Mr. Bright to our mast-head with prido ; with still greater pride will we keep

months prevlutis, under a treatment for a dis-

lives, fn

blind. It is hardly necessary to say

ease of the from which he was partially

when the ca*c came up tor trial iu

that

court, he

200 9barM Merchant* Ex. Bank

Block, Sew York, 10.825 o>

200Share* North River Bank Stock,

New York, 10,luU U>

400 Shares Mechanic*' Bank Slock,

Sew Xork, 12JMX) 1x1

100 Share* Bank North America

Bank Slock, Sew York, 10,500 Ou

140 Shares Bank of America Bank

Stock, Sew Yor<, ]6,3BO 1X1

150 Shares Bask Republic Bank

Stock, Sew York, 18,750 00

100 Share* Bank Commouweallh

Stock, New York,.... 9,600 00

48* Share* Broadway Bank Stock,

Sew York, 14,040 00

400 Share* People's Bank Stock,

Sew York 10,700 Of

200 Shares Union Bank Block, New

Sew York 11,750 0*

100 Shares Hanover Bunk Slock,

Sew York, 9,600 00

200 Shares Ocean Bank Stock, Sew York, 8,400 00 150 Shares Metropolitan Bank

ntock. New York, 16,425 00

268 Share* Butchers’ A Drovers’

Bank Slock, New York, 8,576 00

200 Shares Importers’ & Traders'

Bank Stock, Sew York 20,000 00

100 Share* American Ex. Bunk

Slock, Sew York, 11,600 ou

31 Share* Merchant*' Bank Slock,

New York, 2.170 CO

100 Share* U. S. Trust Co. Block,

New York I0,4u0 00

100 Shares N. Y. Ufa Insurance and

Trust Co. Slock, Sew York, 16,000 00

(TCTataalxiJEK-artox*- 3BEa.ll.

DANCING SCHOOL.

1 .few 001 KUSZ, Professor of Muaic aud Dancing, tM-(r* j VJTs Wveto in.'orm the public >f Indianapolis, aed IU vicinity, that his school will be opened on Saturday, the

=>iUh in’-*-. In Wa-hineton Hall.

. ’ DAYH OP TUITION:

For Miwe* and Master*—Satunlajs, from 10 to 12 A.

i M., and truna 2 to 4 o’clock, P. M.

EVENING CLASS.

For Gentlemen—Tue-daya and Pti lay®, from 8 to U* P ' >, ■ TERMS: For Twelve Lessons f-'» l< t Every fashionable dance will be tanght if required.— Prof. Kunr’s daughter will give tuition In private families If required. . ..... Arrangement* may be made, aud order* led at the Music Store of Willard A Stow oil. Bates House block,

jan 16 «i3iu*

Indlaaapouy-ian.T, , ^ tn w

Safety Fund and Bank Note Detector,; vv 1® W* .A-V 'VI 1 1 V’ i>v *r II

character an * cm*.*.* of

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f tONTAININtf a e.'>mi>l«te Llstof all the Bank« names j n .-.*l m .rutmeon ^ V_y of officers, rut-sof Discount at New York. < nt In- wtllcil ^e.-e Ja.i t\.

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Address, H. L. 8HERWOOD. cuiiarvo Uw i, aj»lo

line of th», vAmK \

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ARE YOU SICK!

Then yon can't be cured too soon.

Office, So. 96East Washing:'

lud.

^OTUJE.—WILLIAMSON dt HAUGH still cou-j

its page* th, mean* .,f pm*^

' "ndlauapolla, an.l the State at , ^L? 1 !?******

1 uen you iau 1 uecuruu iw auuu.. lante,toffivo us a call be6>re s^>ing elsewhere, a# we are I ^ 7 ''^***•*■1 •r-^ Don't delay until your complaint, prepared to do wort at the -hortest notice, and on r<-H 0!1 |, re, V*<t i* iucunble,and then moam when sonablc term*. , in a f..r,C’.,f 07-.. w it is too late. Four Baits of all the Our motto U em-ourure home Imiuslry, (and eape, ; .l- 1 o , . J?.. .*”'** disease* which p<c«i>le the chnroli i ly when you can do as well »s by ip-ins eL«e* her,.) «n>l ,1 .. , rlt ’ hi . r - '

ly when you

yards, mijeht W cured by Ayer’s ; by ».> deiug you will prosper.

Cathartic Pills, if Ukeu iu season. ■ Hhop on IMaw are Mivot, betr. cen Vt ashintton »■.

go dragging through the Market, W,

faint, -riepy and listless,

so your blood is loade'l with , —

Don’t

Bjiring.

because your

bile. Don t wear the Ueadacbe, |

Market, West *i Court House

(Journal cop\.)

J:in 9 dtf

de-cribes her ev.,n sjBJXd^fca whicD !4h^ ?tn c^.Nnlt at tU

her scii^itiYt?D«*Nf.

.Extract ,•( * letter :'rem i jetu^. Dr. A. M. Micwrau-*, U-ea percepubly ilnking t,r

111 consequence »f grest t^ibu »a ' sive one uiore and more ■

r*>

niontlis before aud dxnn slve one more and mors d putting her Ufa in lintrisnstd,^

two colors in fb? room, although there were various shade* of them, brown and buff. These

afforded an agreeable contrast, and harmonized

admirably together.

Stock, Cincinnati,

15 Shares Mech. A Trailers' Bank

Stock, Jersey City,..

look upon without the wulls of t heir dwelling but in the country simplicity is far more dt fcirable, and In better taste. I do uot like a profusion of gilding anywhere. It always has a tawdry and vulgar look, but in a country house

it is shocking.

There should be a correspondence in the fnrnituie of a room. People who have never

tnought of this, would be surprised at the beau- I00 SiiarM ^ Uffl ItH ,. & Trtwt ' tiful effect of harmouy in color that canbese- Co. Stock, Cincinnati^

cured by proper attention. They are pleased, but they do not Anew why they are pleased. 1 well recollect the Impression made upon my mind years ago by a simple parlor furnished in the most economical style. The wood-work was painted cream color. The paper wag of a small figure, buff and white. There was a sofa in the room. The chairs had mahogany colored frames and cane Meals. There were various smaller seats made of soap-boxes aud shoe-boxes, covered with -brown ana buff striped furniture calico. The effect was exceedingly pleasing.“What a pretty Yooib this is,” was tbe exclamation of almost every visitor. There were but

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; stonlach^sfoaL ^aV^re^yolK^^Tw^rtU ! MUSICAL EEYIEW AND GAZETTE, covered witU PimpU-s, Blotches, Ulcers, Sores snd till j COMMENCES it* SovenUi Year, at.d a Sow Volume, ‘ or any of the unclean diseases of the skin, because jour ; ^ iu j auuurT> i n ca uing attontion to the Ku

... _ . . viaw, it* publl-he

_ your stoinacn ana Bowels need strengthening into healthy action. Ayer’s

‘ a water quenebe?

» , . - 1U£ 9UVX.VOO* XV tt-m ww v» fc •—* *-«- •••••%-« — •—g,— ••

restore uie:r 1 t i rcu | a jj 0 n as auy other inuiu-al (>uriodic*l in tlie world. ] I cannot express in vua uu

— . . . Juu t an leei as : lt3 r r ora subscriber tiuriug the U-t »it month* e.i min-1, m. I thv lov It, t«n« i.JT* quick a* they are taken. I hey are the one grea, niedi-, | iavo Lh; OI1 nior e than double those lor the corresponding learning that ihc *re»t d£*v W «n jT'!' cal wonder of this age, recognized by all trlio kiiow : 0 f ij,® year previous By such flattering mark* : provided a reiuedv. It uerso* t ^ their virtues, and uiiuiy thousands know them. Jake ; (l f approval, the publishers are incited to increased en- j I little oumci-ivcJ v,,v> no—ito tT'! Cherry pcetoritl for a Cough, and the Pills for all do- tor p r j^. Hn ,\ exertion lo add to tlu* excellence of the Re- ’ ,-ear would list s pasW orsrM railjreineiiU rc*jmnn2^ pur^iklivtt IH^MaICIDC. ori,aW Vm’fwna sanx/snvxtitiar tl»r*4M hnndrA.'l <l/YllMru tv»»r** K..Vv411*a> »«%. 1 e„ s. 1 * ^

1 system wantR cteginstDX* Don t show yourseU about, ; vi«w«iU publV^hen* belicYC they chu pre^nt to tlio juib- Uu* lost ‘W'ca!*u>n desn^redof. • loan, hagganl, all caved m, because your Stoinacn aim . jj c h0 ulore satiAfactory evidence wf ita excellence a* a of things was tncvltollo.andrMMi • Bowels need strengthening into bealthy actios. Ayer s | lnQli i C21 i lournal than is afforded iu iu consUntly inrrea.v 1 word. 1 heard \our hoolkiAK ' ISTiiKSwS:8Si lyr««»w.U r-.*}« — S---JaB* : V---";-«»"«w-.T

; functions uito healthy activity which yu

ingumeiit* requiring a pargaiivonie<licine. view. Prize* aiuonnting to three htiudreJ dollar* were [ability my wife wouHttcvtVntT irCIt^irist Loweil M’-vt'and toUby 41 ^ n * Jl *; recently offered by thcui lor „ inp for iLs p*gcs. Of the , chUdren left mottverlrm.

.•ii-.'JO. S Oltvx cvri-.s UJ

R. BROWSING, Indinnapoli*,

vast number sent in to compete for these prize*, the best | JT7 , 1 , J m, ii t'i« receipt'* 0m ihia - were nciectcd by a competent committee, uud are now i WOMAN’S PK1VATB JlKhin.

And by all druggists. Jan 14 dim j j,, cour4 ,. 0 f publication tn the Review. When their pub- j sent {multd fru) to any i-srt .iffc*"'!? j - Heation 1* completed, the subscribers to the Review will | tiana-la*. and British ProriMs*. 4 A arKDIUAL BOOK#,—Reuouard’s History of decide l>y ballot wiiich sliall rccvlv.-the prize*. post-paid, aud adiiresred to Dr. x’| , ! i\X Medicine. Besides a large amount of reading matter, including j box 1221, Sew York Oty.

227,310 00 1

9.600 GO

Rokitansky's Pathological Anatomy,

Drake on tha Diseases of th;: Mississippi Vails

‘ Medicine, by Ne tsponsatory, by

American Electie Practice of Medicine, by Joiie* &

ley. i world,each number contaius sevoral pages of newnm-

Kdecllc Practice of Medicine, by Newton & Powell, j *io. A series of articles ou Music Toachiug, by Dr.

American F.clectic Dysponsatory, b

King.

l r '**i 00

Morrow.

Wood’s Practice of Medicine. United Stan-* Dyspensatory, by Wood i Bache. Harris’ Principles and Practice of Dental Snrgery. Wilson’s Human Anatomy. Also, a general assortment of Medical Books at JanH WERDBN dc CHAMBKKLAIX’S.

91,1)74,396 _'7 j

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Unsettled Claims for Losses and uot due... .#176,0*'-' 47 The .Etna hisuranco Company present* it* patrons theVvery satisfactory condition, of a large increase in Cash Assets, for tbe further security of their policies— all our investment* being plated at the minimum mnr-1 ket value, at the present time of some depression in [

tbe standard of same.

valuable, uud delta investments

regular correepondenco frem the loading cities in the Liberty Street, New York.

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-a-..- gUgfga-W"| ' mjsW' *,

m friaC

•cut gratuitously.

Jau 8 dtf

Sew York.

UDstsOI.l MON.

LACE GOODS AND EMBROIDERIES TUST received, a good assortment of English Tlireft-I

snt'tinio of some depression in | ^ * n< * Maltese Laces. We have made arrangements ^>jjj.; co-iiurliicnbip herctofori* exi-iing between the curt . They are either prime dividend I ^(pfpeare tljese good* on nmisual.y favorable term*, ^ subscribors, under tlie name of A. G. Willard A Samuel Moore valuable, uud deaninvcitment*, ar-'enabled to otfer those who tt i-h to purelia,j, de- Son, was diasolved, by mutual consent, on the first day \Y i. I

elded advantages. ' of Junuurv Ust. Tbo business hereafter

\V e al.*o have a line stock of F.iteRoiDEiiizs, ol evory

description. The goods are all of excellent quality, and

will be sold low by A. B. AVILLA RD Ac CO.,

pdlm

yielding moderato Interest ami income. The stand-

ard basis on which tbe Assets have been valued ned, being Gold at Interest. Beside* this solidity, the

curity it} through

Company colls attention to the strength and soc derives from Its combined system of Agencies, through

iu agents having the means of presenting a unitod pur. for thirty-Javan years, the happiest resalts to stock hold

Jan 15 <

So. 40, West Washington street.

for thirty

ers, and claimant* for

grec, that I am again xblo toiUrsli>u|

large number <»i dxsp -pticsiD h*d to send :o M: i Wuuklc far -a i

h -ro could sell largo -pjautltirt.KltHa

, Plsltsvills, Vit: iouj

. Jndef-Min. Wi*.; Hold jo. Kc»plC

of January last. Tlw business hereafter will be tronsaei- andoihei- in that sutc, have il*o i ed in the name of A. II. Wii.i.srd ot Co. All per-oii* e-nin-lcu-'c In lb" virtHes of tbvslani

indebttsl to ua, either by book account or nob-, will

plea.-*- cal! and sell e at the oU stand.

A. a. WILLARD,

Jan 8 dim A. li. WILLARD.

NK.AV AIK AI.

WILLARD A- CO., will continue the Dry

See adverti-M-ment.

ed, | NATIONAL MAGAZINE

Jan 22 d2w W|f. HENDERSON. nominations, who award to the SsTtoxsr.. at tbo same ^Aib^^T^Ue^^dy. and ta...

-sgj-jy Pulpitatloa ef tk«|

'Ous Diseases, Liver <•

Dvsp-pMH. CesHvones* slid lhk»,isx^ cured iu an Iricr-dibi*-sbor. qart41 f*jumi-h Mixture, th" great i*hnci*.i iil-nyt. It conialirs not * |atMrdl

may favor

as.iortto ro-

of a staffed bofs. tkere ra rt eane-aeatcsl one, similar tn the chairs. A hair cloth s#fa may be comfortable, bat where it affords a violent contrast to chairs and tables, it is not so pretty aa something more simple. Damask and plush I

s»£5Mr-~- ».r* t* :i 1—u - i — rj'T _ ally, NO. (V Washington-street. East of Odd Fello"'*-*!

Wall I nrlianoewsalia 1 rv/f Imvsm r i^t%A W7.. -s __a

<>r sny noxions ilrng. is pcrfcrCy I cured more Hum five rmedred rtwis We can *>aly refer the reader Kto■

- ^.lows* I c>risers for tbe Magazine may bo directed to Cxrlton cos paid ‘k Fhillips, 2<j0 Mulberry street. Sow York; Swokm- * -* st-vivt .V P«». r.ln.-tnr.sti* \V .\f J t J, # Rj^j,, ,

of which may bo fuiiu-t ia .oe.lL'fo..

‘•<in«ll which arc dciailrd in full ar-,Hid tot* ,

greatest uf all spring mnl EJ1 k* no Influence over lb** U*'*! tr»b i

See s-lv- rti' uit-n).

IOWA LA*M

'Ttlll. uii*i>-i-,ivu*'*i will re- * •* to*-' I. or about the ImH -fai fa Ks'—sir’ wts rcas*>nablncomt>eit*fctM>k, wiii lusa-oxlf may entrust their buntm-v, wldi ka lt| knowledge of all ilieu**s#r psttlssi-

IBEKLAIX’S

JbST'^St “ irSJrSfSSEL? 135; 2aass«5ii^:,jfe.i!sreES?,

but should be placed where they would moat j and produce la general, when offered in quantity. ’ i PiUohurghi aad I. U. Msexc, Boston,

naturallv and sociably be used. No particular ; IO*i4 call rospoctfuily solicited. Jan22'w6m. I directions can be given about these things, for ! '\f ACAURAY^MElf GLAND.—3 each individual’s taste must preside in her own A *° , ' ou,t »opply received this day house ; but hints we often find to be of value to ; * an vtARDKS A cham

us—Americaa Agriculturist. j THE ORIGINAL ^ ^ aid. aucs«;> They shall not Blush for thsir Father. | II11 T C fl I N S 0 N FAMILY. T Hfc: un ' ler, “t ne ' 1 esubiUhed an Agcncyx.r th.

carry off all the silver and wold tW eonU ^ . ^ - “5 .

It tli.ro .hould ho bo Mloctod no Iho .ton,lord ; ' ,a ' «09»itto<l.hooror of tbo porty In IdSd. Sbould Ibio not' Blaoery nt tbe Horlb.

I>e the case however—should the people de- aeven several enumerations of tbe inhab* . . it-ants of the United States reveal some facts ride in favoi of some other 8 ood national relative fo flar( , ry North ofM „ m| and Dixon . 9

man ivs shall cheerfully acquiesce In that line, which, at this d»y, appear curious

-tocioion ; «od true thot «. oh.ll bo found! isnn

at onr post, battling for the ron»» , ‘“* ,on 47; after that date none

our fathers, the rivh..-/ me people, and the ^ Yerntont-In If,00, 17 slaves ; af,e, ward, ; a nd . - - i througlioaithe Kssiem clliss wd'Sunpe! They wow

• in 1810 IfH- in i iq. • ifinn were about to perform. He will noVff TaaylRy ertniiig, jRpm.ry Stiq 18^6. in 1840 S in lBM ' ’ ‘ n ,83 °' ,7; mi « » ^ gold, whil. the potisestian irUl: O*Ticketcenu,^ Ua*l .i

CO-*»AKTftlKKfat«H» NOTICE.

Af A J. GLASER liave this day. January lot. i**.v;, .*X. a**-,, iated with thein-tcivt-. in th*- l l.-lhing imj

ptions may ecmmcnco with the January or Murchant Tailoring kusiness. s. & L. GI»A*ER, *.f iii*t fdmiliarit} wi!li Hi * niMi.* 01" iMi-g* . July numbere. ’ Uno of GLASER UBOTHER8, Uinctnnati, ami the bu.oi- ; qualm.-ince wilt) m.-ltiy of tti.pnmitzsz 3 and 4 volnme*. Tcatss—$2sy*>arin ailvance. Sinsle n tun bars, 13 J,' nevs will hereafter be conducted si the *.l4 stand', OAK tkc i-tate, and hi* practienl cipwi-ws cents, or ten copies to one addrens, VI5. HALL, No. 2 Bates Hou-o, and at .\u. 2 PALMER bu*iii".«, an*l biv oroailss thsisll tofoi Jan lld&w.'lm CARLTON’ A PHILLIP.?, HOUSE, under the nnnicaadsnl-of (iLA*KU 6i BRO- i his i^noiist evamiustlon, gives lie,!* i

THRE8. MAX. GLASER, J advBritag"s. snd vi ill rrulil*- htn b-p»*

.*. GI.ASF.R. (ton lo all.

L. GLAFKK, I Forall Information,*d<lf!***'.ii*»,»-.— Jan 4 ’56—*ltf .1 GLASER. ar cull at the storeof G. G. Heins*, to. -- , ington street, ludiatiap-lis, Fu4lto»,*to |,

lOUKPi * *«

Refer* lo citizens gcncratlT.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

carry off all the silver and gold thev could velre sidetnr to crowded ,' r . ' a-t ttllneen Leasing Farm*, and other basme** which It rosy l>« nee low as they can he purchased in N'«w York, by - ^ Q g ° ,d ' T • *'** a r}' tor m >n-resl4cnls to leave in the hands of an agent. STEARNS <5f SPICER

reftrenct:*: Dr. E. W. II. Ellis;

Jan 1 dtf

v a' 4 V .-Nril I'm IV t 1*J Illinois folPPtJt.

Th* Bards and tha Soft*. . in 1840. 5; in 18S0, none.

The New York Journal of Commerce Connecticut—In 1790,2,759 slaves; in 1800, jtpcakH as follows of tbo nddress of th* Soft j leiO.'V 1 ** 1W0^ 1H3U< * 7; ,n Mhcll branch of ths New York Democracy, New York—In 1790, $1,321 •Uvea; in 1800, xdopled at their lat* Convention at Syracos*: j ’***‘ n •U is full of patriotic sentiment*, worthy of* ’ Xrw JemV-Io nw.TT.xas slaves; in 1800. ths palmiest days ol the Democracy. It en- »» 1W0.10,844; in 1990.7>47; in 1830, .lo«.tb. re'wjXvif <»>» Nebrook. i. |800 nn«i n *evere in iu denunciations against sec- 706; in 1810, 795; in 1820, 211; in 1830 403* in

. _ __ posseaeien Will make us happy. lUsisfos what right has one

man to have all the worlds good’s?” .

Thus they talked together. One of these men had s wife and children, but the other had no one in the world to care for but himself. The man who had children went home and joined hia family, after agreeing upon a place of meeting with the other at thu darkest hour of tb$

coming night. >>>-.■

"Dear father,” said one of tbe children climbing upon his knees, “I amse glad you have

notn' ”

Masonic Hall, on

TT#*Tickets 5 ceuU, to be Lad at tbe usual placet*

id at the door.

JP» Doors open at 6J£. Concerl to commence at 7 ! , n, c»3«k- Jan 21 «l2t I

Ju i^ Hxnna. Fori Wayne;

Jubn B. Howe, Lima;

Uondit, Wright i Hayden, ln*iiaiihj-di‘*.

A. I- VOOKHEF>, R. F. UNDERHILL.

WILLIAM ROBSON, K. OKEESLKAF.

jan 11 d&wly *

M. COSSEL,

Real Esuto Agent, Llgonler, lud.

i®a"ox?Yr nx-jaat. .\ew ikk%\c;i;ti e\ t. HAVING PLTKTIA8ED THE

VALLEY FAKI KllC r pHIN valuable property li »*»‘ 1 tracts to suit purchaser*, ato «* It roDslsts of 1500 acres, (enu aatof • very l>*-*t bottom land in tb<* Wat, re- 1 w*-ll timbere*!. lying feur miles to* c*iunly «eot of Jackson county, NUd*! the Cm-lonatl and 8t. ioul* Hsllrwl ly where it creases ihe Jo®er».)nrll)etort r-.aii. at ffay tnour. It is truly * ■*« ^ ian*l an<) well worthy tbo alter fa* ^ f

^ }£?*?**£ 0 ' c ?z k 4 p. M„ at iuiIJ d«v, mmnee ^hit lf ' "‘‘c vj that we will hencef -rth comla. l tbo business on a •' ^ i ^ jn. lIZZt LI aasssatags ^ttsnsrjs tv.;

Ulcr-

come home.

1(r , Uu

— d ,.

. iW. WhU P ,.„„u neb . re*onrlllat!on 1 th.«.,« y,«»;07 to ; lo&tJSSrt^JSbi^Sr‘“ J to-day? Nul any nabetanlial differenea of! Illinois had lt7 alave« lam n-? • inori ^ , rk«*e *««« *»o elder children in tbcmsn’s b,.. i*«iioui out^ssir^i^i 7777a. A tm Mb! m«n of tb. H.nta u. ^ 11 >— b V d ^. to -Vw>

•conservative, thaL instead of co-or>- Tha abov/fL

new H may be —sessary tw b* transaresd.

_ JOHN S. G. BURT,

President of the Company.

< lartanail, Jaa. 8.1856—d3t

VV T ANTED IMMEDIATELY—a BlzcksmTuTthTt VT can iron wagons, lo whom constant employment sad good wage* will be given, at Vnrooa, lad Address

MULLEN A GODDARD.

arm* , 9 gy*.

04^1 Will w the TB30iljrdrQ6(jt Of Mr Gm VtrtlT ur%iyirrr*vr * I i r-. * I uvjyju JJV A .> U 5v»fo'

iN»cr—wUo®<?un4JlTid^i uxt«nti*n wmSf riv ft n lowaroi i HORIZO ^ ° ( OSC ILLATi > G with %eRv TaJUsU M#k#Hr« I>nif rt:M A« ia -« s .u-.i..a v *“*

Iravylem will lad it

call.

Covington, Jan. 8, 1826.—d&wfeu

to their advantogt- to give us a

ADLER A

BOII.BRS, CHIMNKYS, dee.,

dr GO. j Of ■nv kind and size esn always be furnUhed at short “oLc*. Also, manufact ,re to order at short notice anv

V KU YUKK MXLLB CtiT»ON ADK -IU re, -. AU^^^d’.Muley Mlito? J'hirh^wdh J^r & ;rtlte^f TL* r " ***«8iedW^U efisspsr*^ A.V received thi* day aud for sale n\ the moat imnr*,r,*.! mmo. urku^i. . J... faction.

pME I.AOI17B AND 4»SN1 A dianapolU, an* rc,p>*cUully iavto* j**

amino our «oek *,r Boots, i*ko***

descrijAion, and at price* wiUu ik» *

we are just i.peit.r.g, direct froaik* busiaeas being aoaduetcl endfriy* •*

Jon 1 d&w

JAMER LOW A CO., 416 Main, ato, Louisville, By.

no SJ >lif

FI.ETCHES * I

2®-.—^ amemican icaii.ua*

bition. A few leading men of the Hards an I ^ 11 iu lb40 ’ * nd 1(mt h * d 16 r© ultra-conservative, that, instead of co-op- 1 The aboveTncta tad figures are taken from ending with their Democratic brethren inee- 1 American Alosanaccuring the ascendancy ef sneh prindplee, j YTAant Tabiiha wu a good natosad woman they must nueda play into tha hands of tbo r”* 1 '* 1 » disiaat ralatoon af Use celebrated Mrs. •Black Republicans.’ If it .hould pleas. likiJ*Sh. ‘P"d—or et re-

Providence to remove these few men ’by death or other wise,' the Democratic party in

the Bute of New Tork would again beeoau ^ a unit, aod therefore victorious. While (hey ^ aUraetioo*. birt ftin her own

"«*W «■ «*t them hot I

uio ttaaday, after diviae eerriee, tkt preacher aa non need from th* pulpit that there would be

Cmsea, Jim reretv ed and for sale at

J^i WERDES dt CHAMBERLAIN’S.

tbe most improve*! mater wbeel*. added to our experi cnee and tbe facilities we have W doing work, eiwble

MILLS far either STEAM or WATER which __ . ~ . w a H CANNOT BE SURPASSED by any other part fa. DR A ICR RT¥flMAl •

!TIH AND SHEET Bffll

drmaM uf any of dm rtemsreex; net that the

BotMag can await them but

defeat and disgrace. In several etlmr BtaUs the old fashioned Democracy are reeoveriag their position. The SUlea of Marne aad Wisconsin have recently elected Governors of the light sump, and PennsylvanU has recently ohoeeu e conservative Democrat to the United Butaa gsaali. The BemiMioaBs have succeeded in only two StaUe witbtu the paet six months, vit., Vermont aad Ohio It ia doubtful if they cany any other. Iridently the whole scheme of AboRtfou IUpubiicaatou D a failure. Ha daugei racUr is truthfully portiavyd im tha Addteas helwaiu. Let Uhe roetomplated aod ahborred,»' ( re-»««*•*«■

*~T-

ly aapply of bread, made'daieient

more through idleness in tbe father thaw l«cV of employment. These children caiue home

tojon after the father's return, and brought

their earnings for the day.

;Ofc, father,' said the boy. such a dreadfal thing has happened I Henry Lee’s father was arrested today for robbing; they took him out of our shop when Henry was there, aad carried him off to prison. I waa aad when I saw Henry weeping and hang hia head for shame of hu

ova father. Only think of that r

* ‘Ashamed of Sis father/ tnoughtbe, ’Aad *m my ehtldwB hang their beads also, im

shame? No, no; that shall never be/

At the boar of midnight, the man who had no children to threw amnad him a sphere ef better mflasnafo was siatiag at the place of readezvoes waitiagfor him whose children had saved him. Bathe waited loag ia vahiv—Tbea

he said ,

‘1 will do the deed myself, and take the en-

tire reward.

T. HEAVE A 8058,

TEE OLD EODSE,

No*. •» Aad BT Mata Street* Near Pearl, CINCINNATI, OHIO,

JMPOaTElW OP

Hardware and Cutler l. 1 witKDKa to C«AJtEEELAUDB. i Coapanle, waiiCog r^Unf. tof Amr i aresa^s

Istoly been received at .larin* Ifapartoicat m ander tbe control aad personal *n- , J*® 5 WEKDEN A CHAMBERLAIN’S. fa’rrfaionof Mr GRKE.M.KAF, wfao*-* reputal.o,, ass Meat — Maerea Mocnixirr is safletent to satiafv all nereo,..

_ Hartfart Kr. x™™,*, Comfn, ol ISSSSSr^Z

a. A ' I Htrtford, ConneCtlCTlt. Whioery <tf me reantrv. as far as lire ia ^

A?5S : K52'a 4 w ^2r^fc*;'S m) . -Capital saee.eee. < -0.,^,:hc»;.

Anvils, Vices, aad Bellows;

rmuca china. TURT RECEIVED-. tf GeM Bead Tea Sett*;

£ 5E~ Do Plato*; Do ISsSsn; De covered 4a;

Plsln wkMe Tea Stoto;

De Taos; Do CedtaM; D» puioe:

•Capital $M*,900.

! TJissr — »

sSSSilfeSSs:

^• Wi‘ Robert.*'. Arcm.

ha II dSre* No. 14 West Wafotagto^Srert.

retail, 5#> 42, W ant WajblnfV’fi

Hooae, lB«tUXMpo!f«p In-dlADd. _

Wort dona to »■

aejuddfn ^ l/REMH AHHIYAL At JU, A Bay Slate Lon# and Sonaiv ^

res,Ac.,just rvweivcd by B*|

do so, from oar own expenenre and the improremenu 1 G ‘ OT T r4,e -»l!f‘ received by B«| * pieers; any or wblca wo will introdare, whon we «n Jl ... H.ADLEY, HbM.

smhted Utol U re doing we reader oat machinery mere d « 30 > dtt

-iwW. «• U* parchsssr. And we bop* a Ifoetoi puto Ue will resialn ns with their posionage. I

UNDERHIuTGREENf “

jre U <iAw3m

(LEAP, A CO.

Jre Hdly

■collection taken up ia aid ef Ore Widow aad Orphaa’s Fund and after speaking eloquently

JfSALdTJs.li'st" ' nc eoDcnioca oj myidc, 0t lMl _

^£3 s Sisi •? w: n™ or ss^t

Wi^SSs^r—

pramiewU contribute to mil ciMtffty, tad intend to eubecriba

JACOB UROLEY, Ko>M Woto WreUagton st.

taken ia th* act of robbery ‘vmtssaK.

or. They have aaare act that will cnate

hia accomplice had

sry aud was al-

WAivreu.

GREAT REDUCTION

IX THE

PRICE ar HR If CrOODN ! FOE THE EEXT SEE WEEKS! 3hC* UTTMTigr,

BHTBBFftXSOrc AOBMTS

F Sa?sjc?* I

ree. Never

n- H»*f ## Bowl* aa foot.

_ JACOB UXBUT, N*. MW*m Wrehhmtoo W

**"*' ’“ ‘■ m **- 3 *rWl UmAo a. w,ih tbM *iuu raw •( •reure* ter of AiesniMler Walk, of Amelia seamy /ligfna, left Vlrgiaia wish ame ftpeacer for eee ef tbe Western Stoles. She he* • beeahaned of shme by eey of her fin

wEaartwsiw

•gam- “s. y ■

CCrTbe ftieude of 0. H. Torbett,

in the “

eeasuiisUe

this iHatrim to she Coma of the

«TA writer in the

yiL ef ss^sAftSs sad eammsfoe yesmo men, sad would jaekea

Ue psreeu to renwsset rsrtnji^i.TTf

Jremdly

the rrooked, fa ax I «0«* ***T •prigbi himself

a~Twr*TV

sod soU umljUj wys*^;; “£■ <XU4»T. GOTBT; m,

TtTiniav^Ee'lri ««k, waa tore stool oaEreireS to

to has reduced the price of Goods** fallow*:

Plala aod stripe miks froai do do do d*

foa trdfow met

- • mmmvm iwvm Bawtm do do do do do — do do do PW do do.

• oewoo Sooooo s

...4 50 to 1 35 -.1 25 to IM

...!*5to •4. seta

•7, Sg s ::: SS 9 ... ssto n ...a Mtof J* :::!5g!3

•Hi^mfoSmmeSSodiimBjyihSeiiMplIy* U ' f ^'

LWoOlt.

JAME8 LOW A

s-assr. It dAw

• • • • O 0000 O OO

• • •** e.o ooo'o.ooo J . ..............v to to s te evtot

V.9

M. M.

57 Blake's

Jy «—■■Ifatheporettoom MtoHcto*don*,

foyrer. OWfoal Ittorotldewr*,

-*»'*, oodM

G. GOLDSMITH* N U K S ERYMAN

MAS o* Sa*»

FEUIT TREES,

Blade Trees, Flewonaf B* 11

Eos**, Be, to*

IT/’Addre.*— Fort v die, *^Tt i

alleifroai l&dAzaapolU, oa fa*

Juldto

TTOBS'a KANt-Y FtB*- 1 AA the Holkla**. Eottoof •ieeajx PHch; Sr*u of Bfltfah S*Mr: Oud* ut •legtat Ljsa; •"wKSiS* Aik! other Pan, all now rednred to ij - * 1 re^Sew Year afadU. ^ ~ t OK TUB IT J. H010lw**m*.far i «hd»*2f%* Ale his entire Stock «f VMvto. B*^ CIsBfc.end memo end DdreSfcMi 1 ^ mbl So. I*

'“‘Se—I

morem fre**! Great EaxpiaE tat th* s m^mM

2s |

ssss _

’T’- • wm

reedUMj

c. WILLttodJ

XIE GLOW- “ it,rar I -"vt