Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 December 1856 — Page 3

JTATE SENTINEL. To r»rrr«T uwom.-Wo h(?t for m)o * •oflrknit •»o«0i of portJf VOW Iff* In ft Ml toy mmII o<N*i wkMi w# will of at tow rMw, on tanwodtoM i^tnoMoo. Wo fenoo atoo »roa»n> for mIo. TBUMD4T MOftlllfO, DIO. 11. 1M6

TXTAffflfl^A JOURJIKYfoylS PWfITKH—nun vv foal l^nom^pninoi of Aotacalji kla^to of wort—4ofc* a pnnnononl ono! i. W,,ao»Wnol UfRon, (ttr Park Brmjamin li laetarlng »t PUU-

half.

OCT* Tho loTinclble Kirn Company glra a grand ball to-morrow night. (ttrD. W. Vr^rhaM, K«q, haa rocumed tha praotioa of law at (Vrrlngton. 0£r Wa ara under renewed obligation* to Mr. Jarnan Tarry, of Adama’ Bxpreae, for newapaper favora. (^r A bountiful rain fell yoaterdey of.nr noon and throughout the night. Wh'.-o fiver iariaing. * r ■- - - «** Tttr. Maonoua Dahciiio Cr.tfB willglvo their aixth f/otlllon Party, on Friday, tho 12th i net., nt Mil tnry Hall.

>• LATBI FROM BPROPS,

SENATE.—Tha Saneta raaamad tho eon- AfwfiiV AL Oh THE ATLA STIC,

atdaration of tbe motion t > print fifte*:r. thou--snd extra copies of the Prtuvdent’n Mo««ago

and accompanying tlocuaaanta.

Ilf. Gollamcr having the floor tpoke at ledgth in oppoaition to- the poaitim of tbe Preeidenf, condemning in strong

tarffla hia Imputations upon a portion of the

eitiaena of tha Free Sratea, and rep

Tha

Tha Cnmayllla loqoirar

of the "pockat diatrlct’' to' famish • United States Senator ami a Canal Wastes, and for all wa know, it will waat ararj tbiag alee that may be at tha diapoeal of tha democracy of tha State or Nation. Wa hare alreadr said onr say on tha robjact of Canal Trustee, and do not pro pose to repeat It hare. In reference to United State* Senator, whilst we concede tha gallaat aortic# performed by tbe demoo racy of tha first diatrlct, we regard it a tattled

point that Mr. Bright, a resident of the district, near Ja&nonvUle, will be if any sieetton be had, and that two both residents open the Ohio river, district* immediately adjacent tb

nbt bo eboeen.

Beside* "there la a north'’ In Indiana, aa in the Union, and wa bold that those who have breasted the storms of fanaticism, in tbe northern counties, andjfought through the re* cent great battle, against such odda, are quite aa much entitled to consideration and even odloial honors and emoluments, as they of the more fortonate regions, where the dam* --critic forces are stronger, the enemy weaker u fid where it was much onsier to be a demo-

crat than otherwiae.

For onr part, we claim that the Democracy

of the 8th district have achieved a greater _ IHMIHiHHPV

victory than they of the first. Here we had i upon them than listening to petitions an^ r<£ , Nothing positive isTcnown of the fate of

no divided enemy. Flushed with past vie- 'dressing tho grievances and enacting law* for; Uer^t

torios, and confident of again succeed.ng, the j tho government of the people, and they uiw j Bokhara morch ints, 'coming from Her-it

Hook thts morning, with Liverpool datas to

the 28th alt..

The Aws arrived out on the evening of

the 221

regarding tbe. Tho English Government hasgiven official

open violation of toe plighted faith which 1 of its intention to furnish ships for tbe marked the repeal of tbe Missouri Compro- purpose of tak.ng additional souodiDg# for mise as tbe sole caase of the past and still tne Atlantic Telegraph, And also for Uymg existing exciumcnt coacerniag slavery as ,» c^blc during next summer. Tbe notic# a!.->o recognited institution. He r«viewe<l at | incUides a gnaranU'e of Lmr per cent, on the

length tbe recent election, and replied to ' capital.

the arguments of Meeera. M*son, Bufler an.l | The Anglo-French sUteoce, though piegBigler. n \nf with epeculation, may be regarded aa

Hr. Rusk introduced a bill granting forth-: ictiicd. »

er time to the creditor* of Texas to present The extraordinary actfvity which prevails their claims. ’ in the Russian sfyip-building establishments The motion to print the President’s Mes- 01 l-he Black Sea has awakened distrust in sage and accompanying documents pending, England, and that power has lately applied Mr. Collamer said : When he began hia term ! ^ Vrmce for the purpose of making a joint of service in the Senate, he entertained the , repre-entation to Kussia on the subject, it be conviction tnat questions pertaining to tbe: Uot4,r ' OU8 t-hat at this moment tbe Czar business before that body wore the only le- ! twelve man-of-war in the Black Sea. gitimate subject* of discussion; hut be soon , The AtsembL' in an article six found that other able and experioncad Sena- columns long, and headed, “Ut us be Friends, tors held a diflerent opinion. They thought! b>lt not Tools cf England,” replies to the

Ihere were more important duties devolving| “tue'e of the 'lime*.

8TRRR3TK AMO RF.ALTH RB TORRR. Mrioka DbvMsm,Mvlsg toe wtlee above F.Osberxh

K« y««,

I he ^ «t*am»hip Atlantic reached ^Sandy j , y mu. h^w i emyoj excellent utmm.”

Fraads Felix, oaly aunafactorer of the M orif’esl Extrset of Cofte,-’ rnffi “I know •tut jour Bottand Kitten is one of tbe best medicines In tbe world for »

flsorJered slnmsrh or llrer. T,

Dr. Lad 0\g. editor of tbe ‘'Packet," Bnltimore, pronounces it a medicine deserving tbe oonfldenoe of tbe

public.

Dr. Hberfaenrt tbe leading German physician of Penn -ylvanta, baa preesribstl it treacenUy dartog tbe last three Tears, with marked sateens, In deWHtoted states ofdi|testlseos^na,or of foe system gsmssnlly. Toe manager of Ballon's Vinegar Factory sey#: “I wed U myself, sad wan therefore Induced to try Its effect* opon my wife, (troubled with tbe great debility com mo a to alt of • consumptive kmMt,) and realty It W dotnahe more good than snythlng she ha* ever takes." deelO-dAwlw. _

dortook to guide and prepare the public miml. withia the last month, state that at the time i — * *■ tt • -a . ir M’s ow n opinion w .-, that the public mind ! of their passing through the city siege opera-1 Cures Felons, Broken Brea*:. Salt Rheum, three to j StUllTlUmpiiaat.

PROF. DrGRATH’S ELECTRIC OIL. THE NEW PRAOTIOB—ELECT RIO CURBR. Pain is the Promoter of Death. Relievo the pain,

and you check the disease.

Prof. DeOrath’s electric Oil is the marvel of hta age. for the following, (not everything:) Cures Rheumatism often in one day. Cures Seuralgia Toothache,to«> minutes. Cures Cramp in Stomach, five minutes. Cares Barn*, Braises, Wounds, one to three day*. Cores, Pains in Bock. Breast ooe day.

Cures headache, fifteen minutes.

Cure* Earache, stiff Seek, Ague, one night. Cures Piles, Swelled Glands, ten days.

G. nCHAKDSON*

YORK

2uROAR RHEBMAR *- OuMTARY.

Bam kers. Career Pirns mmi Nmmw Streets, New Ysrk, I SStTB OLEOCLAS MOTRR mad UBTTBRS OF L CREDIT for TKAVEUERfo nenitohto ia all tho Principal Cities in tho World. Also, JR IS HC ANTI CRRJMTS on the ORISNTAL BANK OQRPORATIOR don, Resstonrs GEO. PSABOD Y A CO., London, aad RANK OF FEW SOUTH WALES, Aastnlia. Bill* »t Excfessmga ajad Cmafo Credits

on Call forma and Aaatrmlia. for IETERHST ALLOWED oa special deposits, subject to

septSb-lydAw.s.

a. att.ua a*

CiREAT EXCITEMENT LADIES’ FASCY STORE, ** ~adaa Hwue, WaakiapSsa Street, IRDIANAPOUR, DID. 1TURST ARRIVAL OF FALL* WINTER GOODS, r rseoivedby Adam's KzpfMS. RIGHT OASBS OF GOODS OF THE LATEST

IMPORTATIONS.

/AUH selections of SMh, aad Cashmere Robes, an

superior to any evararoogkt to this city, and can “ "* Amei t Onr a»-

SWiped Silks is styles of Jaconet.

Swissabd Imea Ceilan aad Sleeves. Also, full ssts, very rich and new patleras, lttbbot<* aad Bonnets, all •ew styles. Sbawis, Kantillas sml Cloaks,<:iiactfrou Paris; aad many other atylesef goods, which we have

notUme to afeB»«ismte a this eaid.

not be equalled by aay other esUbttahmei.t sortsaaatef rlaia. Plaid and Fancy Striped most latatlfol. New aad handsome sty Ms of

[foliar* aad w psuaras, twls, Ranti >y other sty i

matoAtl •aLtnest

(Cbeapam) msi Ladies’ Fan^y

in tbe dta, is at tha

*ug3f»-.U

THE EYE AMM EAR*

YNtTRlNG my late toar in Europe,! obtained several LJ rm » Instruments, and Remedies of incaiciilaMs raloe ia my speciality. There ia now nothing known to thefecnUy in either hemisphere with which I am not ar, whioh.eofBMwed with aa extensive pracUce for

There wa* i

v.. *n..r

sl if'** (list Mr. Miarlns boose foil from n lss<J r>f Dan. Mace and other rdnegwlo* from should, prepare itself, and not receivo iU ili- t’-ons were scarcely perceptible

hoiiK# in that ritjr, on Bsttirdny, Tiid broke his I the Democratic party, and fought with a des- j nctioa from the debates or action of either i ^ ut ^ blockade of Che principal gates — Cjri!8 (ia,n *J- Pienrisy.onetotend-'ys. arm. ' juration worthy of a better caa»". The Du- house of Congro*. He thought these bodies | ^ovisions and caravans entered freely by : c ( ljre9A8lJlTna ' Pals y’ Go,lt ' Krjsl I >e,a, ’ 3velolwt ‘ a '

micracy, wholly disorganized and almost an-{should rather be the echo of public sentiment other outlets.

mhilated in 1854, aroused again in 1856 and than tho formers of it, fi.r that was in fact i . . r “ 7 , the 2700 majority of Dan. Mace wa* reduced j transforming the Senate from a legislative as- , 110 l0 ' t : V ae . sl ^ 0 “ c » a COu 3“i to tho iiieaurs pittance of 280 given to Jim. somldy into an avna of political debate,^Imt ■ [ ,n ' ^ ‘ >, '’ ot ’ Arc which cannot be

Wilson. We repeat, ours was a greater vie- jit sr rned ne was mistaksn in his idea, for it j se,;r< '- t ^ Rr y ‘ lin i?-

SUWSMISlSbSy W AIWS* «ArUSWtU«.IWl W tUJ OU toJkSVWOt W

*0 years ia tbe city of Rew York, enables me to restore Sight and Hsianm ia many eaaes hitherto deemed dope lew. Cataract positively cured by a new methad, without pain, also Sqainttag or Cross Eyes in a few seowniis. Amaurosis cared m the m^ority of eases, ffranulation, ulcers, films, or specs* and watery aye, invariably ; also, deafness, singing In the ear and dtouhasges, bv an entirely new process. Hy “Treatisa on the Bye," price SO rts n also, AannciAL Btd which move and look exactly like the natural Eye, and are inserted without an operation, and all remedies, forwarded by mail—

Consnltatiuusby letter receivesspscia/aUeBtion.

JAMES W. POWELL, M. D.

t of dry good

store.

f] wQf J. R. MaHBLA.Y & CO. t tasoLCYHsa Or cofartyf.hkhip. pHE Copartnership heretofore existing beiwe. a H I J. Horn and Levt RoaaSt under tbe name of H. J

Horn * Co,, ia this day foaaelvej.

the business will hereafter be conducted by H. J. ■wn Horn, who will pay all debts against said firm and who

not ia alone authorized to collect alt acroi

xugtt-dtt'j

jelO-d&wlyal

Ocr list, Araarr, dm.

Office, MR Broadway, hi. Y.

Hogs.—Wo ronlimio to quote from tho hooks nt $6, The packing houses worn very busy yostorJay, with heavy receipts during

the day.

O^rThn number of briok mads during tbs prosoot soasori at Quincy, III., In sixteen million and Heventy thousand. Tho nuinbor mads during last year was sight millions five hundred thousand. Merchant* and business men will hoar in mind that wo have one of tho largest and rno*t complete .fob Printing Offices in the Htato, and that wo do work in a stylo and at prices defying competition.

A Nkw, Novbl ai»i> Useful Invkntion. We call attention to the advertisement of Domoreet's Magio Miniature Gas Cook Stove, ,n another column. This invention is one of the most useful, cheap and convenient of the ago. 0^7“ W. G. Terrell, Ksq., of the Lafayette Journal, is a Black Republican candidate for Secretary of the .Senate. Mr. T. is the ablaut editor of hi* party in the Biate, but it’s not often that he hits a mind to show what’s in him. As a general thing, he’s awfully lazy. 0.7* The Oincinnati Gazette say* few men have filled the important office from which H»or*tary Guthrie i* about to retire, with riiorn credit than that gentleman. This is very well in the Gazotle, considering it is so rare that wo find a psrtizan piper willing to dojustioo to* political opponent. (r7* The Daily fluMTiifEL hits much the largest circulation in tho city and double the circulation in tho country of any other daily papor printed in Indianapolis, and the Weekly Brntinrl has much more than double the circulation of all tho other weekly papers in Indlrmupolis put together. 0^7“fn Wheeling, .last week, a number of dry good*clerks amused themselves one eveifing. hy hurling a few dozen rotten egg* at the window* and doors of the store of a morchant who had refused to accede to a movement set on foot for the early closing of store*. • 1 * •— W at kb Gas.—The Cincinnati Commercial says (hut Dr. Taylor ef Cleveland, has got hi* Water Gas invention in operation in Cincinnati. Tho gas produced is much approved and tho co-it is far los* than what is ordinarily charged for coal gas, The Hkalth ok Dr. Rank.—Private letters from IiOndon bring the most discouraging accounts of tho health of Dr. Kane, fie i* very pale, much reduced in flesh—and hr* night sweat* are " terrible.,’ ffis cough also i* qlarming. IBs physician hud enjoined him to leave for a warmer climate as soon a* poss hie, and he was accordingly to sail on Monday, the 17th Nov. for Mt. Thomas and Ifa-

tory, considered in all its bearings, than that of the "Pocket District,” and we have a mrich better claim for the selection of a United State* Senator from among us. Tho vacancy to be filled is that of Judge Pettit. Ho served through but a part of a term, and all precedent would aasign to him a re-election. It matters not that a year has expired nince the expiration of his term; no successor has been appointed, and he yot enjoys the entire confidence of hi* party and of tho people of the £tate. This alone should secure his *election, and if anything i* to be done for service, the Democracy of the 8th may well claim the re-

ward.

We await the result, however, with but little anxiety, believing a Democratic Legislature will act wisely and for the public good, even though our wishes should (aa we think they will not) be disregarded. And we commend onr brethren of tho Pocket to ponHos* themselves with all commendable patience, and ho careful by neither word or deed to demonatate such weakness ns may l»e cause of regret hereafter. Wo cannot close without noticing tho unjust accusations made by the Kvansvillo Enquirer, against the State Sentinel, of improper interference in regard to Senator and Trustee. The over anxiety of the editor ha* led him him to see what was not to be seen in the columns of tho Sentinel. That papor ha* noticed in commendatory language ail Democrats whoinits editor* have learned to be candidates. That it had good right to do. It has done no more.—//t/. American LeoisLativf. Canmoatf,*.—A* the time for the meeting of tho General Assembly of this State approaches, candidates for the several offices connected therewith begin to bo

waa not for a moment to be supposed that the practice of all these old and experienced Sen- I utors wa* founded upon any erroncou* theory. Ho would confess that all hi* previous views ; wore completely overturned by hia experience ' here. Ho found that on those questions i which were before Congress, as proper subjects for debate, it took a very latitudinarian range. Much that wa* said here, wa* not

said to produce an effect on tho mind* of the stear||B

member*, or with the expectation of changing . their vote; but speeches were made, to use a common phrn*e ( f<»r buncombe. Inasmuch i as this ia the case, all parties must participate ! in the discussion. It would be idle for any body to attempt to elevate him elf above the current of debate, as it proceeded from day to

day.

When he heard the annual message read tho other day, he thought some parts <<f it ware in rather bad taste, but it was not a matter for tho .Senate to complain of. “J)c yosti-

bos non,” (fee.

Tho aspersions which tho President cast upon the people of the Northern Slate* who voted fur the Republican ticket, seem to have been dictated by an impotent sort of r.igo, worthy of no importance, in themselves considered, but coming a* they do, ex catJtclru, from tbe highest executive officer in tho na- j

tion, they deserve somo remark.,

Mr. Collamer quoted from the messago j

rvitautiifna ff»nai*(ri iirx f. 1 » I?i. 11 • ,1 ’ r’ ii-cs

C 0 M M E R 0 I A L

INDIANAPOLI-' BOARD OF TRADE

OFFICERS:

{"eiM.int-JA.MK 1 ? RF.AKE.

Vic* Frenl-l uiH—li. M iim ikc mid S. W. Pibbc*. Truamireran 1 Collector- J**k* H. McKkkmjji.

Secret-ry—T. IS. F.r.uo-rT. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:

R. J. Gatling, \V in . Y. Wiley.

ty day?.

Cures Hocmorrhage, A-bscess, six to ten days. Cures Frosted Feet and Chilblains, one to three days. Cures Deafness, oue to five days. fiy See advertisement in another part of the paper.

dec3-dAwU.

/CONTRA ST the tlnta brought out In the Hair by ( V_’ tadoro’s matchless revitalizing HAIR DYE. those produed by the application of the burnin "

I Hair me

JJj* Palmer’s Cosmetic Lotion ha* eared some desperate cases ofTetter and Barber’s Itch, pimples on the face and like culicular afiections. The afflicted should bear this in mind.

liecfi-lwdiYw.

aad

ng fluid*

ordinarily sold a* Hair lives, you see at once that the color is natural in oue case, unnatural In the other.and the simple reason is that < ristadoro’s is the only preparation which, by iu ocact chemical combination, operates on natural an utable principles. Made, sold, and applied (in 10 private rooms) at Caisrsneae’s. 6 Astor House, Broadway, 5e*r fork. Also for sale by the principal Druggists* d Perfumers throughout the

country

5ew York Agents—W. H.CARY dc CO^ and WARD, CLOSE dc CO- aplSddcwl

INDXANAFOUS WHOLESALE MARKET.

CORRECTED BY MILLS dc CC. Ovr.Mt r.» Tit* Xtatk S**TinKi, / fndiabtmftlis, Dec. 11, 185*. |

BirrrKR, in bw.- .n^joc molasses— Prime RoU,aJ®35c. N.O., p gall.. BUCKETS,— Sugar Houre...

Por do*. .*j W&rj.to. uoi<i.>n syrup BROOM*. d $1 ..VvceoAO NAVA I, *TORES— BEESWAX, #> B> ...-'M&vli 1'ar per bl S3gXX36,00 CORMEAL, bush *0®35 Turpentine prgall... .. COFFEE— Rosin pr bb!..i.1 ,:-U®4,00

Kio/[b 1 IJ.^eWC NAILS— Java, ft, Kjf On* per keg... i <'HEK)*K, ft IH>i®lli ibif “ CANDLE WICK, M ” CANDLES— rd Sbirine, ft, n'i"S81I 4d “

70 75

82®87

.$3.7r»

5,75 4,00 4 t »0 0,00 0,00

Star, ft, J5®26 3d uut.i a, ivepio oh.h—

CoTTo.N R \ rriN(;— Whalopergall «)0®$1,25 Per ft, ...ia®!5 Lard *♦ U.V® l,fM> DRUGS AND DYE*— l.inae# I “ S1,0*®1,]0

Indigo, r> Sl.)0®l.iio PROVISIONS—

M iddor,

lb...

UP* I I

i.inaei iovi

Buena Sides lb

ECO.

:U, I

.In

i '.j Hums sugar cur’d

POTATO

D-led A pples. bip*;, . Per bush ? L'-'l J invaluable Medicine is unfailing in the cure of ail those Peuch^ 2 " 1 ROPKfHEMP,'lb';i‘2i®l3 P a ‘ , ' faUnd <1*^01!* dweascs incident to the female

SALT, L, bbl. $ *,30®J ! consMttrtion.

Dried

those passages charging tUe Ropn JicALS with i /r -^. *' ’• ’ 1 potatoes— u

boing iiifliienced with a desire to change tho' domestic iDstitntion* existing in the States, | saying the President imputed false proton•••‘s 1 to them, and had further charged that t’.oy seek an object which thev well know t > be i revolutionary, and that with this knowledge i and lully aware of the consequences which must resn’t from tin ir action, they endeavor

. S®9 . .7^8 ivasr

li

PALMERS’ VEGETABLE COSMETIC LOTION. What happy thought* doe* this name call forth in tbe mind* of the thousands that are acquainted wi h its effect*, or have experien -ed it* wonderful efficacy in the cure of every kind of disease of the *kin—whether on the face, hands or other parts of the body. D confound* the Doctors, surprises everybody, and rej ice* the heart* of all those that stand in need anckwill make u*e of it* great virtues. Have you pimple* on your face, rub them with a linen cloth dampened with the liquid once or twice a day, and they will quickly disappear. Have you Tetteron your hands, a single application will stop the burning and itching, which ia so tormenting, and your hand* will commence he ling in a simile day. Such is likewise its happy effect in the cure of every kind of cutaneous disease. Price 50 cents, for six boil es S- 5o. SOLON PALMER, Proprietor. 30 West Fourth St., Cincinnati Ohio. nTT’For sale by druggists generally. dec2-d&wlm.

PRIffCE & CO’S* IMPROVED MEL0DE0NS.

THE GB2AT ENGLISH REMEDY.

SIR JAMES CLARKE’S

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS {PREPARED from a prescription of Kir James Clarke I M. D., Physician Extraordinary to th* C£ueen. This

namol hy their friend*, and thoir claims can-11/, prepare the people oi tho United State* for' vassod. | civil wnr by doing everything in tho.r power i For Speaker, Jfon. T. D. WaI.polr, of | to deprive the Constituti »r. and tlie law* of Hancock county, soern* now to he the favorite moral authority, and to undermine the fabric i candidate. His long experience as 1‘rcsi- of the Union. A little further on the Pre*i- !

dent pro. tom. of tho State Senate, and upon the floor as a legislator, hi* familiarity with nil the interests and affair* of the State, and his conceded ability, *oom now to mark him a* the man who will be called to preside over tbe House of Representative. 0 . Tom. Walpole is a general favorite in the State, and well does he deserve the confidence and favor with which ho ia held. Few men

dent spoke of an attempt of a portion of the State*, by sectional organization, to usurp tho j control of tho Government of tho United)

Stutos.

Nlr. ColI.»mar regarded these as grave and j very serious charge*,niid a* being unw.irrant- i ed l y facts. He proceeded to give a history of slavery in connection with tho adminisira- j tion of this Government from its foundat.oii

FEATHERS.-- 4<V^-I'J Kanawha per bush. n) C KISH— SHOT, per bag, Ala. n r-!, "o. e pr bbl STARCH, ft, 7i®8c

J 13,00 SOAP —

“ “ 3 10 no Brown, & 6®7

AVhit-,',>r bl !J,5o®,.;,(,o SPICES—

*3 75 Cassia in mats a» ...'10®45

GRAIN— Cloves lb 2o©2G

A biisli. ,1 *■'» (Hngerlb , . 8@15 Corn, > Niumeg* l» *1.30 O: Is. Pepper, ft, IS.'l^lAe li.oiey, bush 81.30 Pi men to. ft,

Rye, bush 7l*f75 SEEDS—

’•' i ', 3.5 Clover,bush j Ir. ail casesof Nervousaml Spinal, Aff-ctio’*,paialc

i «*• 3 “ k *»< “-I- «“«»-• -“*« E«r.

GU: Ro VDK!.’,— Flax, bush 8t,40 j Hon, Palpitation of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Hy-s

Kifio, per Ke«, .«7.<io SUGAR— ; tericks,Sick Headache, Whitesand aJ.Jie painful div «JW j ea..es hCCMioned by a disordered .ystem,these Pills wil I pr cw i ;; ,c Pulverized, ft, 1 i-*15 effect a cure when all other means have failed, and al-

LmUi Ats— Tuiar. % 15 though a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, ealoe

l-nj:* *r sc;tU</n; TKArt-

Itmoderalesall excess, re moves all obstructions, aad "7L38c ^ on the monthly period with regularity. ThesPillasbonld be nsed two or three weeks previous to con ftnemsnt; they fortify the constitution, and lessen the suffering during labor, enabling the mother to perform

her duties with safety to herself and child.

These Tills should not be taken by female* during tk FI'iST TIIILRS, MOJfTHA of Pregnanry,as they are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other time they

are safe.

HAY, (■ ion,... Prv -.l pr owl.

j.oo

ll

gallon;

on

. tj 'o«>|,.0

V. ffvson, p...

Imperial, %

V enrnett _ . _ .'•ii-r t>rnndv ....1.5^50 Gunpowder, ft.

..*0®7ll . .45®75

at tho ago at which ho wa* chosen Presi-; to th’ prosent time, m.iintuining the power of I dent pro, tom. of tho Senato, could have Congri**, which i* now qiie*tioncd, to propresidsd with anoh dignity, impartiality and ! hihit slavery in the Territories, had always ability a* marked hi* whole course in that | bo^n exercised until a very recent period, and portion. that with a very fe w exceptions there was j F«.» (Herk of the House, we have heard | never any question a* to their right to excr-

tho namo of Dr. Jonathan J. Babbitt, for- 1 eja,, it.

old ifxglciry,*i!

Hiirnett. ... ■r i> .

ii n, C dlamis. TOBACCO

Am 5fi®0i> 5’s and 8’s por ft,...23^38 Vv li'Mi,-,. Il.'.eri t.n Virginia. It 35p45c

i, 1,35@3«S0 T A LLO W—

lly.‘, 5o®2,00

vhi

40®65 ’ n * c ' 1 antin,on yi °r an r i>ther mineral.

Whuv Via I*• r'n ,

Rendered, Ik.

merly of Dayton, in this county, now of Fortville, Hancock county. Most of onr citizen* arc acquainted with him, and know him to ho sound in democracy and a good fellow. Hi* chance for socce** appear* good.—Inf.

American.

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Th* pRNSlONF.a* OF THR U. B. Ooykrnmrnt.—The Commissioner of Pension* reports that there were 18,078 army pension* on the roll, Juno 30th, yielding to their possessor* a total amount of $1,071,608 annually ; of these 614 wore for revolutionary soldiers, 5.1U4 for widows of revoliitionary soldiers; 2,»»31 for widows and orphan* on half pay ; and 4,866 for invalide. During

Adjourned.

Hoes*. —The House resumed the eonside- j ration of the motion to refer the President’s. Message to a Committee of tho Whole. Mr. Smith, of T<'nn., replitd to the argument* of Messrs. C impbidl and Saorin iti, ' saying th it he saw in the remarks of the lot-; ter gentleman an effort to urcto all toe cloments of opposition to the Democracy in the next Presidential election; but lie believed the scheme would fail. He proceeded to ar- •

gue that the repeal of the M *sou r i Rc. tric-' ceil.; CARTHrii.-HT, vbo

tion wa* not condemned m tho recent can- '

vass, as had itocn so freely a-serte 4 by gentle-, i. •mmen on the Other , idc. ^OUTUEUX MILITARY Academy

Mr. Smith, of lennessee, replying to the

I UCKY ITOIVIBKRSi!—THE DRAWING IS PERi . HAW’* FOURTH GREAT $2.i0,000 Gib T LN TER» RISE will t iU.i place on tho 98tb of Kvbronry ’1. xt. Tim sntwi ribur b.m bn ha 8,nn<l for *nl«, the r«’g ;lnr p.'ic ■. n q'laniiir bfOHOIOE NUMBERS, seI ‘>y .i oe!. ■! O AIRYjYANT M-IuIUM, .mi w.,rr Lt/GKV or PRIZE TICKETS Ttie ME cIUM .. i i. -v-r h’-eo known to err in hi* prodi«t'r.r of l irk. ;* ONE DOLLAR EACH, or two vs fin TFN DOLt.'TtS, All orders by roai. prmap' 1 } ••■;.il«d li». 1 pj>'> to or address. I'.fK. 1. JAMES S. .viARVIN, dec)" <!I v. No. 8..1 Broadway, New York City.

Backwoods

Inv — Im: :oiC>bii>>rrabliy, b’litr. 1 by V. . k*. -now n STEWART W BOWEN’S.

Fail directions aeeompanylng each package. Price n tho tJu ted State* and Canada, One Dollar.

Sole Agents for this country. I. «. BALDWIN & CO.,

Rochest r N. Y.

TUTTLE At MOSES, Auburn. N.Y., General Agents. N. B. and 6 postage stamps enclosed to any si U«oE zed Agent, will insure a bottle of the Pills by retars

hlall.

For sale wholesale and retail by W. W. Roberts>t Co Indianapolis, and Druggists generally. January 1st, 1856.—d*wly.

THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT IN THE U. 8. Employing; two Hundred 71 e u, AND FINISHING EIGHTY INSTRUMENTS PER WEEK IlETWEEN 18,000 and 19,000 of these Instruments D have been finished and are now in use. The latest improvement in oar Me odeons is the DIVIDED SWELL, Secured to us by Letters Patent, 33d May. 1855. By means of ihisswe 1 solo passages may be piaved with tre full power of the Instrument, while the accompaniment is soft and subdued. Hereafter, al MeUxieous ma le by us will be furnished with this attachment » t.kout extra charge. Our Instruments are ail finished in Rosewood ' ases, and the workmanship ia of the very best quality. The styles and prices are— IN PORTABLE CASE: Four octave Melodeon, extending from C to C _.$-i5 Four and a half octave, u “ C to F 6 Five octave Melodeon, “ “ FteF...... 75 Five octave, double reed, “ “ F to F .13u IN PIANO CASE: Five octave Melodeon, extending from P to F....f 100 Six octave tielodeon, “ ‘* F to F 130 Five octave, double red, “ “ FtoF 150 Organ Melo<leon (for churches J five octaves, H stops, one aad a half octave pedals, four setts of reeds, 350. TTr Agents for the sa e of our Meiodeons may be fonnd in all the principal cities and towns of the I'nited States. GEO A. PRINCE & CO, Cor. Niagara and Wirrytaad atreeta, Buffalo, oct 34 dwGm and *7 Fur.on street, Ne vr Yortc.

eorounte due *ai,l firm.

H. J. HORN.

TO LAWYERS. We tre now offering TO THRMEMBBRSOP THB BAR. A Largo and PINE ASSORTMENT OP Xj -A. NXT SOOKSu » And at VERY LOW PRICES CATALOGUKS sent free on application to SINKS, GOULD & Co., Law , Booksellers and Publishers, octda-dlm. So. 144 Nassau «t . N Y. DENTAL a\ T OTICE. OR. fir. C. JTORTHi RESIDENT DENTIST INDIANAPOLIS, DID i~XFFICE ONE DOOR EAST OF THE P.tLSIER \JHouse, up stairs. Ail operations warranted to givi satisfaction or no charge made. His patient* are givei as reference. novl3-dlt.

Cznm,. ~ta Es or AnkMicA, ( • Dtotsu* ar Ieoloia. > ,

Robert Patti son A Vesper Ntchgfo, -^- 8team boat “ Bay Clg,’Mrer tackle, appose*. 4tc. Wusuu.e, a libel bos been filed In Qm lAelricl t>»ert o'foe United Stales fur foe Bistnct o> todiana. oa th* 34th day oi October, USA. U> Uoburi P» bs. n m,<! Yesper Niche's, portaer- as PaUlson ainf Nb hols, au n> i>st the steamboat Bay City, barteekte. apparel ao<i asntum.aHfigtngtusuhsifoKo foal th*- iib«lls>.ts w netee owaursaf a foa hout loadob with H-ms. B ton dd*

tore, allagtng to suhsMfoce that th*- Itixdlar.tc w ne owaersaf a flat bout loade«. with H-ms. K ton-h Papw Lard. Brooms Bread) -nd other aril, les *l. . sble to a trading voyagv—foal uh-tefoe sai-l iwat thus

H-

loaded. was on its way to New Orleans, 'o thargr competest crew, and when foe fiat-boat had -aa* h *1 Flint Island, in tbe Ohio river a1*outuinesy «• l«s i eb-w Louisville.she growndedtii coo-eq««-ace o low »»b r, and without any fault ernegtizwwce ow ih.- pa-t oi ner craw—that ahife- sh was thos I jins (here «fe ai.d

sound, sod tberrew had procured __

ratgi

„ H H tow on bar s

Ada, an* 1 a barge on her larboard side being in ull

proc u -i ttglha bter and we*, be-

rmning to lighten her of her tatgo foe steamboat ** Bay City,” with a wuod-fia to tow on her startx-a «t -Ide, an* 1 a barge on her Urboerd si*ie, being in ull right-)< the ttat-lioat. came down and r**un<l. *l b r-If an 1 barge upon the *-<fce m the island * here Ue iiln lan's fl t-boat I*;.—that the officer- nd crew ol the

•* Boy Ct j ” tbe* pn^erded carel sal'

the »i< amboat off fro)

tarel- asly to spar down and purpuarl) anti Wft bi fl l. aitsched to the

m me bar, .

Ugvntly. pressed the said woo>>

rteamboa:. ngoinsttne libeQants’ boa ard i-rowde i the s-me on the >ar—broke ia tbe la-board **•■***( heir Oal hoot, wbereby the fok-d with water—and tbe said cotltsio 1 -one injury was caused solely hy the wsmoi care neaiigence and waat o' e-ill oa tbe part o' iba said ste-mnoai ** BtyXlty,” aad tbe lib- llatil

snfibred dooiagr In cons«*quen

vw

rrst-qut-nevtberwoib) th*- tw*said

.1. U-rorat'on 6t their goods, lu the sum o 84 3*t) 79.

and were also putto Uw expense of ffrCfi 37 in sa*ing he cargo, an*l repairing Uie boat, amount ■>* in alt to the sura o r 85, |1 34 Ifi, which they *a> is a lien on the

steamboat *‘ Bay City,’* her macbibery, to* kle, sppnrsl and runiiture, and pr >mg proewss sg nu-t the •aid steamboat, b* r rnachnrery, tack le^appar i aa<i furaiture.and that the smd su-ainboal. her machinery, tackle, apparel and furniture, rrawbe c -»deuii ed and sold to pay said damages, with atnUs. ubergea. and ex

peases —

Now.therefore.in pursuance ofthe mnuitiou ui;.l<»tbe seal o'lhe said Court, to Hie Marshal o> the Uialrx ’ of Indiana directed sud delivered, public notice is hereby given to ail persnnsi clsim-ng lae sa.o ftearehoat, her machinery, tackle u| ptrei o- lurniture. or in any manner interested theret th it they be and appear before the District i oirrl. next t-- he h* ld at Ii.oiiuuipoiis in the said Distri* t. iti »u*i lor the District of In- iana on the third 51 outlay of N -veoihcr next al tw*. o'clock in he afternoon *>i that-l'N (j r<>vlded the •amo shall be a day ol jur sdV'hri. ut: * ra se on the next dsy oi jurisdiction thereafter) th-n ai d tin re to iuterp.rsc Utetr ciuirns. and make their all*-gauoi s'

that heitalL

Dated at Indianapolis this 34th *Ibv of O -h-Ler. ’ -C .

JUHV L ROKIN^wN.

I' 8. Marshall, D-stro- of lodtans. By JES8K L>. C VKMtt H ,EL. Deputy

JNt). H .JtA, Clerk.

LINCOLN, SMI TH dt WARNOCK,

YANObS* HINKS. Proctor* for Llhell nU

i <a HINES, nov|+ .tioStlth.

Health and Strength must mev tabiy follow its Use ’ B O hi ii fcl A V j*J ' d II0IJ.a\ 0 Bi i i TiK S

NEW Y 0 R K C I T Y.

TTAVISO PERMANENTLY LOCATED in InJUL dianapolis, respectfully tenders his services to the citizens of this city and the adjoining country, as a y ie e s i li e u i n. All operations performed arc waranted satisfactory or OR NO CHARGE* Office Harrison’s New Bank Building, 1!) East Wash ington Street -up stairs. Office hours from 8 A. M. to 5 P. M. octSD-dly.

HAZLETON & BROTHERS, PIANO FOKTB MANUFACTURERS, Vo. 309 Centre Street, -V«tr Vorb. I INHERE may be found a superior sa-Mjtta. V V sortment ol Piano Fortes, in Plain and Ornamental Cases, from 6 to 71-4 oc-ff & laves, of tbe best materials, and pronounced by distinguished artists to be unsurpassed. Will be sold on the most reasonable terms and warranted to stand in any climate. Orders from the country promptly attended to, andeach Plano guaranteed to give satislaction. If not so. the PV.tno may be returaedto s, we refunding the money and freight. - ■U the great Exhibition at the Crystal Palace, Mew York, 1853, a prize medal was awarded to Hazleton dr Brothers, for tho superior quality of their Piano Fortos, which were tested in Touch, Tone, Equality, and Durability of Tune, and placed in the highest grade by the following Distinguished Artists:— Willi a* Noams, Chairman on Musical Instruments: Jclibu, Max MarrrzzL W. H. Fry, R. S. Willis, T. Eisrzi.or, Z Mxieitkn, Emilius Girac, Dwioirr, Jury on Musical Instruments; Georok F. Bristow, Secretary on Musical intruments. jetO-dwjyR

NEW GRIST AND FEED M'tU-S. 'rHK PORTABLE OK t IN .RILL LO.tiI pany of this chy, have n w in operation, corner of; Pennsylvania anti Merrill streets, two of i-cltim's J Patent Portable Mills, with L. S. Reynold's, Universal Friction Bolt attached, together with the necessary . machinery and fixtures for Grinding from ti to s tons o' ■

grain per day.

They are now prepared to furnish tho citizens of Ii.dianapolis.at wholesale or retail, atthe lowest marketprice, superior bolted Corn Meal, Graham Flourta Cracked Wheat, Cracked Corn, also. Corn and Otr's

TUB ClXKBfMTKT* HOLLAND RKMKOY TOR BYSPSPSIA. DISEASF OF THK LiVCP? CQMPLA %T. \VK\ (M’VWY Xh. FEVER AMO AGUE,

gveu^tegether. Crushed Corn and Cob -ran, Shorts. An I tho Varior.3 affection* COIiaeq l.’Lt i

[ WKll

Thegronnd Grain comes from the Mills in acold tlmorilereii state, which renders the .Meal and Flour more desir-' QTflXf able for domestic use, and belter adapted for shipping t ’ L * * Jl rYH l !i

purposes.

Mixed Grain and Chop .Stuff ground to order, ex-

pressiy for Livery and Sutfcle use. All orders sent to these Mills will

Cttention and delivered to any part of the city.

will bo paid in cash for

t the mills.

PORTABLE GRAIN HILL CO.

The hi best market price

Corn, Oats and Wheat, delivered at th'

novlD-dSm.

meet with prompt

Such-as Indigestion, Acidity of tlio S': pi Pains, Heartburn. Loss of A|>»««iiie, Dc

CoeUvenesH, Bund and Hlecc'iii

I’fo

g Piles. In

Rheiiniatic an-! N'-urul-ric Aif'-ctioi.- it Ins

•sj-..;id* n- y, ill i \ - r' ■ :

oa-irstanees proved lii;lily beiieticml, ni diii

ctded cere.

f vegetable compound, prej principles, after the manner i >

b rate-4 Hod a no Pr' f., Boerh- ve. Hef-n u - - I i' . / .

effected a ilei This is a purely strictly scientific

brated Holland i . ... tess In most of the Ru

Ics. nlier the mann

.-pc rc ..f tin

FiKsr PBEmirn GOLD MEDAL PIANO FORTES, STEINWAY & SONS,

KElP Xi B-UU-.'-— -* HE P'JBiiJC, | *ess in mitstnf the Kuro[>eaii States it'X’HAT we have ia Store a complete assortment of «e- the United States » as intended u’or'--'-; i A locted Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, <kc.,&c., dre- t of our fatherland scattered here and the-

JC Ark tZ g. . i, *» A v.\A tv t V. ti LU 1 v.«l VXL C. • , LJL t- • ^ v To the quality andpricesof which we invite attention.

M. M. A T K I N.

niru. u» tion iiito

iJ: ». rUio «

of this mighty c«»uutry ih sn*..’ ^monijr them. I now offcr it to hr* \iit**ri an

^ _ , knowing that it-’* truly w<»n«lorfuI iro^ cul viriuo^ inuti

A thorough druggist of over *20 year* aumdinjf, takes bo ackoowiedjred.

charge of the dldpen^in^ department, an*, would , It w particularly recommended to il •*«'* pi'r^on* Happy to fill physicians’ prescriptions and all family whose constitutions may have* been inip:i.red t'ie recipes, with accuracy and promptness. ^ j contiruou.** v$e ot ardent »p> ri^s, «>rotL**r to, oct29 tf. J. P. POPE <& LO. i nation. Generally iustauUi' *iou> in efleci,

tho s atot life. Ihriliine and

TO R li \ T,

’X’HE room now occupied by the Republican Club in 1 the third story of Blakes’ Commercial Row. For

■ pat

| way directly to 1

se pc r

• red h\ th HIS id d IriSlU til dri life I «4tit«‘k*i..njjC

Si irit and, in fu t

•y 7»tein.

’arms inquire of

tf.

CONDIT <& WRIGHT.

0^7* Among tho naw* item* of tho New York Herald of Ifotiduy, we find the etuto mont thut tho Virginia CoDi{ro*«ion*l De1ej?v tion hold h mnen* on Hfttiirdny evening lest, nt which thoy declnrod their proferenco for Mr. Hocock,should Mr. Buchnnan think proprr (ogive Virginia ft Cabinet appointment. Gov, Floyd fitrongly disapproves the fiction of the Virginia Electoral College In making ft recommendation of hia appointment to the

Cabinet.

Bnow Htorm.—By the Wisconsin/’afncf, of the 4th Inst., we learn that In Madison end Its vicinity snch »driving storm had never Wien witneaaoil, M had occnfred (or thi forty eight hours previotu to the morning of the 4th. The snow drifted in many places to the depth'of twenty feet. Oars were blocked in on the Hailroeda so as to sifopend-’'nav-igation” entirely. As a consequence, the Presidential electors foiled to meet et the time provided by law to cast their Yotee for President and Vice Prealdent. —~ - —

PfffffOffffl.

We received 8 c#!! yesterday, from that accomplished gentleman and thorough-p*ced Democrat, Wm. K. McMaster, Corresponding Editor of the lowafltete Democrat. Mr. McMaster is, withal, an artist who ranks among the foremost of his profession. During the summer, he painted a portrait of Mr. Buchanan at his homo in Wheatland, which has besn spoken of In terms of the highest praise by oonnoieeuri who are familiar with tbe original. Mr. McM. received from Mr. Buchanan himself, a complimentary note, In which be pronouncee'tbe por trait of himself, painted by that gentleman, aa being a most faithful and correct likeness. Mr. McMaster la on hia way to Washing ton, where ha intends to spend the winter in tbe proseeutlonof his profession. He stops in Cineinnatl for a few days, where hie painting of Mr. Boehanan will be placed on pub-

lie eihibition.

KM<»< HATir ALMAMAC AND fOLITI-

sjai- ftKetwram rom iaay.

The uadersigned will publish on Tbnrsday Dseember l*b, Tn Dcuoobatic Aimawac a*v Political Rconma roa 1867. Tbe work will eoatfflnelity*foor pages, and win embrace tbe ofleial tote of all tbe Mates for President ia 1868 and 1866. Abo tbe oft eial vote for Congressmen aad Mete officer* la tbe sever al Mates, for 1868. The Aetroanon leal table* will be ei^Mfd with jgrwet cere for the prioeipel cUleeTn tbe Unleo. Tbe work will, beetdes, contain much other raloabie poliUeal Information—tbe deeiga ef tie author being te make tt a permanent aad

stable political reforence-book. «

Tbe Aral edttfoa will be 60000 eopiefo Orders frea boekeMlem aad eeoatrjr mer«

ante will

tho yeur them have been 900 pensioner* remarks nf Mr. Campbell, of Oitio, and Mr.

added, and 1,610 sfrickn off by death; of the Into number 212 were revolutionary soldiers, and of the snrvivir.g pensioners in this class, many are reported to bo from 98 to 106 years old. Tho total amount paid to pensioners dnring the year wns $1,233,136, ns follows : To revolutionary soldiers, #81,274 ; to widows of ditto, $o(J9,454 ; to widows and orphans, half pay, $211,229 ; to invalids, $431,178. The number of original pensions and applications for increased pay granted during the year was 1,130; and the

arronre due on them at the date of their

I issue was $201,833, In the department of publican party in thi* Housj relative to tho

.v v w -' 4 - —q Ue> i, on 0 f gi^vg,^ th 0 scheme will not

succeed.

The other gentlemm, Mr. Campbell, had stated that the great prinoiple of tho Nebrss J ka Bill and the repeal ofthe Missouri Com-] promise, atid the policy of the present Ad-| ministration had Wen condemned by three hundred thousand votes. So far from this.i as he proceeded to show, tb^y have been overwhelmingly approved. The people of the country, he maintained, are opposed to j sectionalism, as was sh' wn in the result of

navy pensions there have been 47 original applications, and applications for increased pay admitted ; and the roll has been increased by 45 new names, while 39 names have been stricken off by death. The roll, June 30th, conuiaed 864 pensioners, whose total

9 am

iA'r i TiORl.

Sherrn.m, said that if they confined them- Cl.ASS In •elvs* to making excuses for their defeat, ho To be Drawn in tbe city of Mobile, Ala., would not. have thought proper to respond. i„ public, on Tuesday, De.ccrabet

They had charged on tho Democratic party lo.’ril.

tbe entertaining of different sentiment* in on TflK Df.AN OF different* section* of the Union, but thi* was -a- ,, -vr .-r -tj t-, q »o silly it amounted to nothing in the public n l A r Ij i. A L Al i> r* 1L o • mind, ; JOHN ItliBTEL, anri V.. W. Mr GIT!RE, Eaqs., Coro-

Hesaw in Mi. Sherman’s speech an effort mitsk/ner*.

to unite all opposing flemcnt*, North and Si^OOO 'I'IC’KEXSj Houth, against the Democratic parly in the 3,280 PRIZES !

next Presidential election. He saw a back 1

down from all the pssitions taken by the Rc- MORE I HAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY

pensions are $122,669 annually; the wbola amount paid, however, during the year end-

ing June 30tb, was $127,658.

0$r “We the People,” the campaign paper which did snch awful execution dnring the canTfiss hy scattering abroad misrepresentaiions of the Democrat! i party, breathed ito last on the 4th ult. Its agony was terrible "The ruling passion strong in death,” isillus trated in its continued misrepresentation* ol tbe Democracy. Well, the Democracy can afford to let the poor thing enjoy itself. It* assertions before the election tbat the “bloody ninth would give twenty-five hundred majority for Colfax”—and the 11th district 5,000 for Pettit—and the State twenty thousand for Morton end thirty for Fremont— only removed the dollars out of the parses of confiding Republicans who were foolish enough to risk their spelter on Us prophecies Its tone after the election will hurt Democrats no mere than it d’d before. Let the perturbed spirit rest in pence—if it can lie

still.

P. 8 —“We tbe People” don’t say anything abont contesting tbe election of tbe Democratic State Officers. Who has it willed that “labor of lore” to?—J. D. D. of the Journal.— Lcgantport I’harot. OCT Fillmore lost hia own Stale, Hew York, Doneleon lost Tennessee, nd sow, fee Oen. WaTker elegantly expressed it,) tb# " amber of Oen. Jacheon’e greatness” alone preeervee bill from oblivion ; Dayton loet New Jersey, aad Fresaost has most profeaM lost California. On tbe other band Buchan an recovered Pennsylvania far tbe Democracy; and Breckinridge redeemed Kentoeky from Know Notblogisae. Teaa—ee aad Kentucky bare evinced their fidelity by going for Buchanan, nod. tbe Democratic party ia now the only party true to tbe prlncinleaof the Constitution, tbe H$ht» and eqaaliiv of tbe eritsens aad tbe States.—Jfie^CMfo'*

tr—.

OCrTbe Rev. Bishop Uefold officiated at tbeKpisoopal Obareb hi this city, Sunday morning and evening—there were mmm tea or twelve oooflrmatieoe. Coder the miniswmiofti of the very scholarly aad efficient ineubentthe Epieeopul Cbuwb seems to be ia a very flemM vilU JEnquirsr.

TEN TICKETS.

XOV'i:i. SCHKM K1 prize of Sio,ooo 1 prizo of ii.Chf

.V>fo <1,1 m 1,000 i.ooo

3IK) 100

70

1 prize of... I prize of... 1 prize of... 1 prize of ... to prize* Of... 100 prize* of.. 100 j,r zes of.,

APPROXIMATION PRIZES. 4 prizerof ft)50 approximating to $40,000, prize 4 prlz •* of 125 apjffoxiii.allnff u» I-’.OOO, prize

are.

$600

vn m me resuu oi -re —

tho Presidential election. As to Buchanan’* 1 * ^ principles, thsv are embodied in the Nation- 4prize.iof5oapproxin>atinff to ie» prize«are 4eo

,1 Demorratic Convention. i

The House then proceeded to the consul-

emtion of the special onfor, the Whufteldi ^ •®C n ? U, ‘*i 0 xA ii 'i ■- ■•-MW owe, and reconsidered the vote by which the ^ **° 0 ,cket *, ^ J 0 j? Tes ’ Q Qar *

House, on Monday week, refused that he be i ers ’ v- o) ’ swort as delegate from Kan.s^—111 against fo^wojSoop5*f *

108. I rxftmpfo. ifthe nambarflfowlnsrthe |40^*i0 Prizeend*

Mr. Grow moved th. whole n ae«ion bo ^ ^'I'iZ’VXT,

referred to the Committee on Electiori*. i n<» z, iiii'n»iuitoYi.ifi«tawfceretaanff«fceret»<iain2.

Negatived bv 7 maiofilV. 1 wW L«#endued to $Se,fiaC»oqji I®0. & oath was thin ordered to bo atlmimV 1 "" '*

tored—--112 against 108. rerUficate ol Pocltaae of 10 Whole Tickets $60 Mr. Whitfield ad vanerd and took the oath “ to oaartor' n

to support the Conutiiution. ‘ '

H. R. R.— KADWAY’S RF.ADY RELIEF, ior all purports* where tha body is seizad with pula—whether it be of a giroplo character, or the mast torturing par oxygms ; whether it bo Toothache or Cholera; whether Heariache, Upaeina or Cramps : whether aches or paingin the bone* or joints, shoulders or back, or the more, terrible »pasms of Neuralgia; whether In the bo we It or joints, head, Lack, or stomach, Radways Ready Relii f will in a few minutes restore the most terribly afflicted to ease and comfort. A LADY" CURED OF PALbY—RHEUMATISM. Jahuart 3, 1850. Missus. Ka»wa/ dc Co.—I tried your Ready Relief, anil bad my joints robbed with it, and I never fett^ain after the first ten minute* I wa* robbed with it up to the preaent time. Sirs, I do not know what to cisnpare it to but a chai n ; for It U a mystery to me. 1 was a cripple for two yean, and hod not the proper use of my limba for three years. I was worn down to a skeleton. I then commenced the use of your Ready Relief, Resolvent and Regulators Tbe pain left me In ten Minutes, and I began to gain strength very fast, and conld walk with ease In a few weeks. Before I heard of your Remedies I wa* taken to Dr. Parker, Dr. Kceae, Dr. Wardle, Dr. Macielan, and many other physicians in this city, I cannot now remember. 1 was completely ' oiled to pieces by them. My constitution was broken op with medicines that did me no good. I coaid net pul a foot to the ground, nor pick up a pin. I was lilted and carried op and down stairs like an inf .nt; and now, thank God I By the nse of your Hem edtes, I am as strong a* ever. 1 bad tbe common Rheumatism — inflammatory and chronic— and tbe palsy. You can publish this if you like. SARAH A. HOUGH. 344 36th Street, between the 7th and 8th Are Dues, New York. IT?* “ Rad way’s R. R. Remedies are sold by druggists, merchants, and store-keepers, in every city, town, village, and X corners, in tbe United States and British Amer ca.” BADWAY <fc CO. dec2-d&w2w.

VfANUFACTURERS,84 Walker street, near BroaaiVI way. New York, invite public attention .o their newly improved Piano Fortes, with and without Iron Frame, pronounced superior to any other in-struaient* now before the public, by the moat competent jui ges. Stein way dc Son were awarded three First Prize Mediae within tho last year, in competition with the most celebrated manufacturers of Boston, New York, Philade phia and Baltimore, for tbe best Plano Fortes. Every instrument warranted for three years, to give entire satisfaction, or the purchase money will be refunded. sepiOd&wly-*

CHEESE ;

XgJ BOXESON CONSIGNMENT,DIRECT FROM

^ ' dairies in reserve, Ohio.

norlS-dtf. WRIGHT, BATES * MAGUIRE.

appoii w II pr singu

150

r OOKXNG GLASSES JLt AND PICTURE FRAMES. Phenix Looking-Glass and Picture Frame Manuiactory. HORACE V. SIGLER. Noe. 388, 390 and 392 Greenwieh-st., corner of Beach, Ne w York [sept23-d&wly-R

McKERiVAiV & EDCiAR, TTAVE FOR SALE A VALUABLE GRIST A1TD Fl SAW MILL, situated 8 miles Wes J of Indianapo Is, for which city property will tie taken in part pay.

ment.

To any one desirous of engaging In the Mil.ing business, it wi.l be totneir advantage to examine thiM Mill. It is a Water M U, with sufficient water ef an ordinary season. Supplied with Engines to run it, in case of a lailnre of water. It is a new Mill in perfect order, capable of doing s heavy business, so situated as to command a lar e share of custom work, being in a good

Wheat growing neighborhood, it is offered very low, and oi

on easy terms, Forfur-

her particulars inquire ef McKERN AN dc EDGAR.

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Military Academy and invalid panrion*.

Adjourned.

PLAN OF

SWAN & CO’S LOTTERIES ! Jo/iri Number* corresponding with those oa Idiot* are placed in one wheel. Tha Prizes

The AecMeat •» Allluuee. , *M>oo Numbers corresponding with those oa the

o p. a Ticket* are placed In one wheel. The Prints are r ITT8BCRO, UCC. V. pUced in another wheel. A number ia drawn froi

Th. win -hkh •*» rut.boFl M 3 r- M.. ’ST'iJSf TUS SK ’.^sr» veelerdaj arrived at Alliance bebiod tune. i placed acaln*: the number drawn. This operation is

Th# paasenger* had jnst got their suppers;, «*‘>tii *u the pri«s*r» drew* out, the train bad barely started to get across tbe _ _ 111 oedehiho'TIiojsutu,

i? st

truck at tbe junction, when tbe Cleveland _ w train came in. and before it could be atopped I *«* mail

u*. .h,h .h.

Me la fan without deduction.

dered, o* receipt

mooeyto owr addreas for the Tickets erdpt of wMeh they will be forwarded by

went, wreck.

■M

\m$*

Breoka, of New Jantay, was to have beau married to a lady in tb* neighborhood of Alliance, named ’Ware. Tbe accident baa caused greui excitement. Tbe engineer and Iremaa fled to tha woods U> escape tha fury

ef tbe people.

9j Vke •ewfifoerm acfof I | BaunMua, Tuesday, Due. 9,

Tbe Bsnmtk (Oe.) any Urge numbers of era Convention ar# r

all

b (Oa.) papers of AUnrdev, irs of deli^aiee to the Southare already there, aad from tbe assembly iwill be ua^p

'Tbe I (••bad job,«dasut

E

•Ufa trade, have

thirty Asia.

Prize Tickets cashed or renewed la saher Tlekete as

declO-ddw.

To W HOLXaALI Ann Comriuv ffaaaaadc Paaa, Ne. 3*4 Urwedwan, X. Y.. Sarto etoee buyer* lothetr hew—steal Patent Meoicxxu. To* Meet »>mpUt* assortairwl to sSikarbatolark*—, as awd hstow proprietots’ prices, by tha flies*, peek ,l *ffA , Sa55rpAK|J;

larosTAirr to Fsmalss—D*. Chsssskaw’* Pn-ts.— The combinations of ingredients in these Pills, is the result of a long and extensive practice; they are mild in their operation, and certain of reotoring nature to its proper channel. Ia every Instance have the Pi Us proved success! 111. Th* Pills ia variably open those obstructions to which females \fB liable, and bring nature into its proper channel, whereby health Is restored,and tbe pole and deathly countenance changed to a healthy one. No female can enjoy good health unless she is reeu'.arl and whenever an r ^stroction take* place, whether from exposure, cold, or any other cause, tbe general health immediately begins to decline, and tbe want of such a remedy has been the eanse of so many consumptions among young females. Headache, Pain in tho Bide, Palpitation ofthe Heart, Loathing ol Pood, and distnrbed sleep, do most always arise from the iota rruption of nature; and whenever that is the cose, the Pills will Invariably remedy all these evils. Bor ere they lose efficacious in the cure of Leaeorrhosa, commonly called tk* M White*.” These Pills should never be taken daring pregnaaev, aa they wowld be surete cause a miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable, and free from anything injurious to life or health. Pull and explicit directions accompany each box. TlteM Pills are pot np in square, flat boxes. Persons restdiog where there Is no agency established, bjr enclosing One Dollar In a letter, prepaid, to Dr. G. L. CnrenMAfi, Xo. 887 Meeker st., New York Ctty,eaa have them teat to their respective address ss bysetm of mall. W.W.XOBBifnt, Wholeaaleaad Retail Dcaierfor Indianapolis. jntylTddkwlv TO THE AFFLICTED. You are invited to moke bat on* trial of this great rwwte ly; sad upon the resah ot U*

prletor 1* WUttegtosSs

We. »:

TTP Tk* rafsSrersd Jfefosef EetoSsrea. or Mstrt /*-

cbarlks hahv, Acocrrcs schucll, hkhrt schki ll HAHN, SCHNULL & CO., pxopmrron* or thi NEW YORK CLOTHING STORE. 17 East Waahingion-st, opposite tbe Capitol House. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. If’ EEP constantly on hands very large and wellse IV lee ted stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, and GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS, such os Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars, Handkerchiefs, &c., Ac. Also—A variety of X s X 23 O 33 0-OOX>»! bich we are prepare., to make np to order in the very best swle and manner, at very short notice. Our motto is and shall always be— Quick turns, small profits and extensive sales.

»ept38-wly.

THE ELECTION IS OVER THE COUNTRY IS QUIET, PROSPERITY

ABOUNDS!

And now that winter is comtaglarmere and others should prepare to enjoy the fruit* of their labors, by securing among other requisite* to Fireside Happiness, a copy of MOORE’S RURAL NEW YORKER, The leading Agricultural, liter*-y and familv Newspaper. It is the paper ion yourself and family and indispensable da ring the long evenings which are costing on apace,—being the nnsr or its class is MERIT, USEFULNESS AND POOU-

LARITY.

Tbs New Yosxre comprises departments devoted to Agriculture, Horticulture, Mechanic Arts and Science, Education, Literature, News, Market* Ac., and has a far larger arcuUUou than any ether Agricultural or •tml ar Journal in the World I—the best evidence at Superiority. Published weekly—eight Double Quarto Pages, (SO columns)—illustrated and printed in the rears mix at IS * jear, with re< uctior U> club*. Great induce men to to agents and dabs — winding over ei^eo In cash premiums ! Specimens, Premium Lists,

dm., sent free.

Address D. D. T MOORE,

Rochester, N.Y.

decie-wlw.

B

LAND WARRANTS. OUGHT, SOLD AND LOCATED By

WM. Y. WILEY.

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Laud Warrants.

AND WATRANTS BOUGHT AND S'" LD, by

K. J. GATLING.

At Room No. 8, Blake's Building.

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CARPET LINING. A LARGE supply, just received by iV octT-dtfl -r J. HORN. Pure Cider Vinegar. ■ UST received a fresh supplv of Uowand's Pure Clef der Vinegar. I. P. POPE A GO’S. s>pt25-tf JUST REC EIVED— l) The Life and ruble Pervice* of Millard Fillmorby W. L. Bane of Kentucky, septl? STEWAR BOWEN JUST RECEIVED. /iODEY’8 LADY’S BOOK, for December, Ul at STEWART At BOWEN’S.

anr, in alley Market Streets, or at this office.

novX2-dlw-*.

THE CHEAP STORE

CITY JS NOW KEPT BY H UNT, SMITH k

VXj.,

D1AN ST. OPPOSITE THE P. O.

neel tf.

every nerve, raia nz the drnopi s s, iiifuinng new hea th nnd vizor in the

NO! ICE.

WhoeyerexperU to fir d in this a beveraye wil in- hunted : but t<< the sick, weuk > nd hi* «|.ir : 'ed.it prove n Krsit-ful nromatie cord.al ; of

ular remedial propert es.

CAUTION.

The great populariiT of thu (ieliffli'f'i! ftn'ina ha* induced mstriv imitation-, which the public should giiiird sg»iustpan.ha.-i'*g Be not perruai cd to boy antthirg el-e u.itil yon have given Boerhave's HolLind rifer* a lair trial. One bottle will convince;on how infinite y sivperior it i* toaM these imitciinns. Sold at $1 00 per bottle, or six bottles for $5 00, by the S O Ii E P R O P R I E T O R S , BENJAMIN PAOE JU., & CO MANCF \C 1 DhING PHARMACEUTISTS AND t.HKMISTS, X’ittewloxz i JET*a. CxKN KB AC AO T tiN TS. New York—Barnes & Park,304 Broadway, corner o*

Duane.

bhi.'adelphia—S. W. Dvott & Sons, 13i NorthJnd

street.

Baltimore—Cnspare hrotaers. Jay street and Pa.

Avenue.

Cincinnati—John D Park. Chicago—Barclay, Broihers, 213 S. Water street. St Louis—Barnard A.tarns A Co New Orl*-an»—l . Wright dt Co.

novj.'j-ddt wly.

RHODES' FEVER AND AGUE G TT n E , FOR the Prevention and Cure of Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, Fei ut and Ague. Chills and Fever, Dumb A ode, General Debility, Nh;ht Sweats, and all other forms of disease which have a common origin in Malaria

or Misasma.

This * a NATURAL ANTIDOTE, which will entirely protect any resident or traveller yen in tne tno-t sickly or swampy localities, rrorr any Agur or Bilians dis

or ai y injury from constantly ionaling

CORNER WASHINGTON AND MERI- • ea * e witet<-ver,. TV l 4 XT cxoi /-VDrtTva fovxs rn,TC4 r> r\ ! Malaria or.Mia-ma.

It will instantly check the Agne in persons who havo suffered from any length of time, iron one day to

every variety, is me-

J. P. POPE dc CO’S.

SELECTED TEAS> TNOR FAMILY USE,

X talk: Pocks, st

effiMtf.

AT THE LADIES’ FANCY STORE. Tast received another Lot of bemiitifnl Plaid and Cl Striped Drees Si ks. Gala Shaded De Laines, Swiss and Lace Collars and Sleeves in set*. * J K. WHEELNA & CO.

twenty years,-o that they nee<l never to have another chill, by continning in use according to directions. The patient at once begins to re.over appetite and vtrengtb, ami continue* until a penaan-'iit -u^l radical

cure is effected.

One or two bottles will an#

some may require more Dire

French and .Spanish, i

Liberal <11

‘wer clion,

f t\ DOZ flack Gloves and Mitts; XU 2 “ calf, far lined Gloves, fine,

1 “ Back do do; 2 “ do Gauntlets;

1 a all fur Gauntlets, just the thing for driving in cold weather. At V. C. HANNA’S, ocU4 '56-dly No. 4 West Washington st.

CITY ORDERS

gODGHT AND SOLD by

novll-dtC.

WM. Y. WILEY.

sss ae well as the rareut ear* CUtors,grtptag potaiath* hi eels —i ekiUm tooth*H- Prepared eely ky H. S. Hnapkfey, Ogdeaabwdt, N.T^to whom stt onto** thoold to Mona smsims mtisss tAa tsAsl sm ed to th* hood-writiag ef “ H. B. Humphrey.” Chsisrs ts always tsry, therefore tf Ik ssoa, aaoaeq—d Mu a* i*

Lot ns

WANTED— By a man of eight years experince as Salesman in a Retail Store, a bearth as salesman or Book-keeper, or a situation as Station Ticket or Freight Agent os any of the roads in the city or wa; stations. Good references can be given. Address W. A. M., Box 171, Indianapolis. Nov. 22,d3t

THE BEST.

Now is th* time to sohsesfhe sod form etabs for

MOORE’S RURAL

ZGTZTTO’ 'S'OXV.KXIZ*., The leading Agncultmal, Literary and Fam-

fly Newapaper.

T MAM A ItABgRB OIBCULATIOM TEAM

similar joareel to Ike Wed 11—best evidence of •rity-eisd reaksttoi ffiB* of tie class to Merit, sss and Popalarlty. Oa y $2 a year, with reto ogeato amt e'nha. Great lalaiiffiiato to '«-» torlndtog ever $140* to Ceth Pre-

>foisautam Itsfo. ks , ssatfree.

XL 9.TJ1 ‘

FIFTEEN CKKT8 PER YARD,

FRESH SUPPLIESOFSTATIONEBY

WERDEN & CHAMBERLAIN’S.! T ARGE SUPPLIES ARK DAILY AXR1YIXG, OF JLl BoXLetter Envelop**, Csmssj Bowel use, ladies E^c^ B p^o3^j^ir r A23r? Wrklag Flald foe. a#H q

* s Tr ISm 1 "

HUDNUTS HOMINY.

FIRST CONSIGNMENT OF THE SEASON. 'TiHEUNDERSIGNEDorethe only authorized agents _L for the sate of this celebrated brand of Hominy.

or ordinary ••sues ; wing prir ted in German,

accornpanv eacii bottle Price iacounts maiie te the trade.

JAMES A. RHODES, Providence, It. f. EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.

Naw Yuan. Juue- 11. in55.

“I have made a chemical examination of “RHODES’ FEVER AND AGUE CVRK,” or •‘•ANTIDOTE TO M A LA KiA,*’and have test ■•d it for Areenie, Mercury, Quinine.and strychnine, but have not found a particle f either in it, nor have I found any ccbstaoce in its conposition that would prove Injurious ti- the eon-tiiu

tion.

JAMES K. CHILTON, M. D.,(.hor ist.n EVIDENCE OF MKrilT.

: I«wi>Brso, Union Co., Pa . -’.iftA ,. Ms. J. A. Roonzs- Dear So-. The < x < m. Lcint . you sent me wuscuiy recievod oa th- HU. ■ ‘ 4; r I. ! Iiave told aijout one half of i . and .*>> '-r tin jw-opie . who have use«i it are *a Ufie<l that it h.i't ur <! It i haa certainly ’stopped the Ague in every ■>n. ub > l:is ! used it, and six of the eases were of tong standing. My i utter, who has ha ; iltor five or six yea-s tmektand coal> 1 | never get it stopped except by Quinine, and that only as tone aa she would <aae it, is now I iCinl!. entirely

cured by your remedy.

C. R. McGlNLKV.”

CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFEKEBS. SUPPLY ALWAYS OS HASD AT THE j

LtJVV ESI rKiCta. The well known inefficiency 01 these noxious poi-onv nov 13 dtf. WRIGHT, BATES 6e MAGUIRE. | provestnem lobe the »*^pring * ithcr of 1 Is- medical j principles, or of mercenary quacks. The onsy remedy

i in exi-tence tha. ir both sure and harmolcre is ! RHUDc-s’ FEVjsR AND AGLE rt’KE. j JTJ- Por ale by It. BRO WN iNG » holes^i- and de-

tauAgent, Indianapolis, ii/'J.

Sept. 4, dAw limn.

MOUSLIN

DE

AT

LAINES

^^8 GOOD as was ever sold ia the city st25 cents.—

. Another large lot jest opened at

nov*.

HORN’-*.

MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING BT MRS- S-M- WHITE, /"SOhNER ol Meridian sod Wish ington 8treeta.over vyDwntop’s Store. Mrs. S. W. White respeefitolly in- “ — -iaaopotls. that she will key, on of Bonnets Cmpa and Bead Dress done with neatness aad aovll-dmd.

■ajrCT SCUtXL. HAHN. bCHNULL & CO., Bkoxsaaos ouRmaar GROCERIES, PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS. STB EAST WABBUNUTOM STREET, hetweea East ladisnspoli^ Ind. * WZttlrnsi&EXZzZ: $te-,and *wr tsetB tsafasoeh asm snsMs ns Is seUst ‘ 0 Oi4nfis Mt at nor Blares ev sent by area, wffl he

REFINED SUGARS; pRUSHED, POWDK'tED. t LAK1F ED, GRAXU. Ly lated ana CoSes Sugars, in store, and for sale few

for cash. ALSO

ro arrve^a choice iM of Levering’* D. R. Sugar. WRIGHT. BA » ha A M AG

creaka*

MAGtTInfc-

PlRTNEhSIUP JiOTICi ! . C. A SMITH having parehased the interest of P.C. MENDENHALL, in tbe firm o' Hadley Bent A Men denhall, th* bnsinoe* of the eo cer* atlt be roniinued under the game and stylo of BUST, SMITH A CO. one*It

INDIANA STATE BONDS. noo OOO a x a Per o for sai.e ay GILMOXE A RBOJ

HOLMAN! DRY GOODS,

U

nretM COLL. A fits. LARGB assortment this day received,*! H M. DUNN’S.

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