Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3738, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 September 1862 — Page 1

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On annar. an lnrtion 0 75 i 'two - 1 00 Mr 1 00 for mh f nhqtTrt In-rtion. arvl fr ach Insertion of -arh ailiiitlottal Kjuare.... ......... 32) A1veniemTil ptiMUUd lu U,'At the Daify an.l He . irrrktT Sfinm will h9 chared the full IaUy rate, irltb oi.e hlft)e fpkl ratMaa.iea. I r.;u;tiesa Sotice iMfe-li! In th- local column, often ra umlrr. arU b chvrel fr each lßMfrtin tli if j line over tro hu, t-n cetit tr Mi. Cl.arjre Mbemal f-r Jn-rHnj? lb; notice of the f.ll. .ww.it Onler. SocM-tie an4 AmucUÜ-hh at tie ratea anx-4, it b paki lit ad var-; Milifflry CV.mpan. Ontor if (W-l fftlow, MaooSc Onier, I-nvi-6t f-rietie and Sinyinir Sy1etipa. Fr racb notice not cxredin lmr 25 cenU fvr each lnertk'n; over ficht lln- at thi rate. Anr.our.clnf tetln with funeral not.w attacljeU, 11; without notice ffre. Marrlare ?!itlce 50 ent. . 1 Notlre.of letival, Plcnionard r.xcupsion, gotten op oy In.JlvHua! or .vwlitl-., er !y cht.rcbts at the r? u!ar j price. . . i...,fi Fpecial Nuticfs if trM.nti or over, will beclargeJ doable Ail vrrr triiiflita lfnfl D'i ihiu un"- iu tbe n-oal ra?e. Adverti'-eTnerta maVhiic than three linea, inserted once In the I)aiW, will xs cbarsrwl Ptj centa. Tearlr advfrter lo pav quarterly. Annoändi.r candMaie for oOlceeof every description lo h charred at the rate offl W for ech nme in the Daily, ami 2 In tht Daily and Weekly, the ame to b, In il catea, paid in advance. Ijal a-lvertlKement Inserted at the expense olthe attorney erderln. an. not d-layaM for the leal proceedlr)f,bt eoUeciar.i a oar uual time. Puhliheri n-t accointahla for the acca acy cf leal advertisement bevond tbe amount cbarjred for their publication. ELLKK. HARKNT.SS 4 PlNtiHAM, Proprietora Indiana StataSenUufl. J. M. TILFORL). rre iJf nt Indianapolis Journal Company. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. iiA.Mtr.us. WTARKISOy.V BASK. No. 19 KantWasbit'Rtonmeft KM. opp.it ;if Stitinel Office. way Lirniiv Miwinvr.s. UJ.y k UINSLET, IJvery and Sal Stable, in tbe rear of tta Palmer lfoae. Juue5-dly roiTbiiiEx. T DAVIS & CO., Union Foundry, Delaware Mreet, opm py'A Union iVpot. j Tf'ASSELMAN VISTON, Washington Foundry and I 1 Machine Works, f at end Union Depot. my29 FRANCIS SMITH, formerly 1-Ufll mur., iwai l tate Ar-rtandTax Payee, 37 F.at Wa.hirirton atrrri. .IIoaseto rent. Jan25-dly '62 rKERXAN 4 PlERCR. Ial Estate Agents and Brokers lS KaM Washiuicton atrc-et. - - : : T i V kerio EaA Wahinton Mreet. ' maylt J hoot ATM d j4iioi: di:ai,i:ks. mm n VjiTIIFW Jt Til. WÄo eale dealer in root. . . a - gjf shoes aad libber. Xo. 4 Koben Block, opposite tiijjLajprKl A DAM KNODLE SOT, manufacturer ana neaiers in all kind of Boot and Shoe, jo. 3i fcast an CRion stirft. !40 KM AMI STATIOXEIIY. TIOWV.5. STEWART A CO wholesale and retail ArtU my em In Book and Stationery, and l'riultr' Materials So. IS Wel Wash.gton a'.reeu dki (;h and i:uicitii:k. IffTlLKT M. IjOWRT, DSCGGIST. Dealer in Drugs Chemical. rlnt, O.U, Dyestuffs B. f ante. Patent antl ohr MHiciiir, Notion aitd iVrfjmery No. 4 Maaachuett avenue, Indianapolis nov30-ly f flOMUS.'SON A COX. dualer in Dnic, Medicines ( palnU. tHls (1US rtrfuroery. Fancy Uood, Ac, No. H Fat Wa-hmton tret-l, Indtanaj- li. m.vll RKOWNiNV., Drut, and draier in Paints tHi. , I .m Vami-hes !ve-tuasGlasti''s,'re,Pfrfumcry, ft.r.NV22, w.t vT.stiust..n treeu .prS-7 i - - rr I mtY OOD. 1 Tork store. Dry W , Gx1vhl".a!e and K-ta;!,G Wahincton tivel. ienr.s' Kloce, tai majS JiHIVKS AD TIM UAKEt lliUM"A.':ifr in rioK,im rr, ac, v. , -rn:--rrrr-.r-rrr- - ItooK 2tl I)i:itN. 1 i a r t arajtf aF A . . 1 I W . . B- ' lUPCt'tl I. l ull l' r-.V- VJ lr. r.1.r,V TLvnl.- . f .mf.Mnr.r. V VT Put IVlAinclnfl I 1 t l.f ' ' ...-.v. ... ..... ... ..... GiT.n" block, up tair, I'ldianapoii. fel-U5-d!f OlG1v 4 PALM Kit. Book frrOrnani I.tank Pok 1 Marifacturers No. a, Eat Wafhirston treet, ! AlforJ. M.li A tVa Grocery. 1 ever t II IM . tlv AM I Hl' I.I.M? V , I.a AWTHOKN A BUCHANAN. Importer of China, Gla and Qaeenware, No. S3 Kant Washington rt-, t nutrip!i, Indiana. - Uly i .MF.IICIf AMT TAII.OltS. TREDF.RICK MF.l PEl Merchant Tailor, and dealer ', In ra ly n'a.li rloth.iif; and f jnr.'b;r. ionl., 'o. !1 , et Wahmston .:rert, opposite Sentir.el oSlce. mj2 - : ----- : aitoum;n. K1I.BT FEHGUSON, Attc-ney and Cor,n-1or at I-iw. Paych for approved jM icn".! and !a)rt?c"; . ueKtia;e Uar. ites Ac. Oit'ice. 24 Et WablBit'n trect. up-ta:r.s f ecfui dvr to tbe rbibthand, oppoeite (tienr. f lxk. tt9 MCDONALD. ROACUKALEWIsJjo.ehF. McDonald, A1Jl.on U Kach, Joeepa V. Lew, Atfast. rAialAP ait I AW V f fl A f ln T j Ta iVra pany Build r fr. cund Coor, Pennsylvania freet. eldly . MACHINISTS. c jbk TV Jtz '

isr I it, alleging he had done nothing to deserv e it. ; IJItCliSTIITMl SitOV. i Tlie horseman then put spurs to his horse and j rode away, a bend in the raid soon hiding lIATisr. rsmcr.LT kefitted the suop ronx. hIm UxmZ on u?1 hc: im" tj. ELT occupied bv John Coper. ta Ocood, agined that his horses hoofs could not be fnv a Co'a I.at and Hub Factor. I am rrpared to do heanl bv the charcoal burner. Should the lat&.&i j t tnms. he 4Uaounted and silendy BAfLice top in tbecuurtry.l fi-uer ayeif that I can retraced his steps. He arrived at the place rIveernreM-M.rtiontotboM. who mar favor ,e w:Th j wj0 J1? ,ail jeft h;s .'piend, the charcoal their work, leave to y eieptoy one of ihe tt?tArk. , 1.11 v ' rmitb to ike sta, and pay parucu'.ar atfrtMn to hore ', barner, but the latter was not to be seen. ; ahoeitr arl tuL.t- tür-r,:. i The stranger hastened back to his horse, and Peya'r-.rff ff ail k'nda prrrply e'tended to , ', ModeU of all kind built fur lh patent o.T.ce. ; re-mountCtl. , Errneruber tbe laAf, r.f a-jare a.ti of tte Union J "It if. S I CXpCCted " he muttered. Th:S iSi.-ii" W,n T' "BOWX ! road makes a large bend here, and by cutting ! : aenxs he can reach his hut before me. I care

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DAILY SENTINEL INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD Tl.V.I TABLE.

f LUtrOBTAtn aAUJKMP. Trama Leave. Traina Arrive. 4 20 A.M..., Hall ?0 P.M. 2 00 P.M - 40 A, M. g-0 F. M 1120 A.X. IXMAVATOUS A0 COLtMBCI TIA CVIO. Train Iare. t Traint ArrlT 5M A. M...' ...1 Fxprtt ..U P. If. 40 r. M.. .......Aoronuuodatiol 10:45 A.M. , , IVMAVACKaTAAL BVAJLWA1. Train UaT. - Traina ArriTt. ft. IS A.. )!. A. M ! 12:10 P. M - Mail 1"U P M. I 7: r. M 'p.m. IXtMir0US AXD COttMlH IHORT LOB, TIA HATTO. Train Lar. Train AitIy. 6. IS A. M. IS A.M. 12:10 1'. 31 1J4 P. X. 7.00 p. M........ rzip.a. i iswAJiaroui a ciciTia-iuaoD. t Train Uave. Train Arm. ( A.M 10:50 A.M. 1M0 A. M 4 P. If I 3SP.M iOiSKM TBBXK BACTK KAILBOAI. Tratna Arrive Traina 7:20 A.M. ... a. id a. . .r1 A. II. 1-45 P. M.. 8 40 P.M 6 30 P. M. i J KW AI BAUT AXD OICACO aOAD aIMCAaTIJt JCSCTIO Coin North. liulPK South, ...... . - T- .. t,..1J f :w r. ai r.prr 11:06 A. M. LAVA1KTTK AAUAWAi). Traina Leave. Trafna ArrKe. 10 Or, A. M 610 A. 31. 4 45 P. M 103 A. M. 10:30 P. M 6 00 P. M. rat Ai Trail Lave. ll.lv A rtkC AXDIXDIAArLIBAlL.ROAD. Train Arrive. .. ..Va?! . 9:50 A. M. I 30 P. M CUctT.xrvt 4:10 P. M I ' IXItlAMAroUt AKI MAD1M RAtUUIAn. j Train) iave. Train Arrive. ' 12 30 P. M Mail M10:.-0 A. M. ! C30 A.M....frrni Irei'hi IpotJ.... 600 P.M jarrBfcfeoaviixs baiumab. ! Train Iave. Train Arrive. 00 A.M Mall H45 P. M. 6.30 P.M 5:00A.M. -a m Arrival and Dcnitriiire, or Cloolns Off JlMlU. AKRIVAI-A. Kaiioii mail. Cinrinnati and way mail ... JifTeri")iiville and lyroi.-viUe. Tr rra Haute way mail fvru nail 11:15 a. m. a 1 1 1 A M , H 20 P. M. 11:15 a. u. 10:15 a. m. Central way mail. ........ .... ........ ...... Terre Haute iLrnKb mail. Lafrre tie and Chifaao i 0) r. ai. 7:'0 r. m. 6 00 r. m. 7:imi r. ai. Belli-fontair.e way mail Iwilfom aine throuzh mail .. C 30 A Central IhrouKh mail 63' A. . CiTlcinnAtithr(asb uiait .... 8:45 r. . Sprinfffieltl.IIIinoi.. ............ ............ ":3 a. m. DirARTiaii. J.i Hi Clone. JcfTeraouvillf and liouisville mail IM r. m. Terre Haute through mail, St. Loul-, Cairo.... 7:30 r. u. Iafavette and Chic; V:40 a. . ITayetteCity and SprinRlleld, HHnola m r. m. Madiott mall ....... ................ .....1 liO a.m. Central way mail lltö a.m. Central thronen mull and WanhtrgtonCity.. .. f t.J p. at. Cincinnati and way mail 9 40 a. m. Thresh mail rTerre Haute way, Evanville and Vincennes.... 12:45 r. u Tt ru 1 y a. m F"lfntaine war aiid tbronsh.- 7:S0 r. m Vlclocq. Not many miles from the city of Rouen, in France, is located a wild and dense forest. This wood is chiefly inhabited by charcoal burners; -and many arc the dark legends in winch they figu-c. (Jt course the tales are moit exaggerated, and in most cases Lave no foundation at all. During the year 183-, however, several travelers, whose way lay through the forest, mysteriously disappeared. The whole place was scoured, and the inhabitants rigorously examined, but no chic was obtained, and they were dismissed. For several months after this, no travelers were missed, and finally the public excitement was allayed. It is at this time thdt the incidents related in this sketch occurred. I; was a fine morning in early autumn, and the woods presented a beautiful appearance. The birds were gaily singing, and the rays of an afternoon sun were gilding the tree-tops. In the very heart ot the forest, surrounded bv heaps ot smokinz earth, stood one of those I burners. He was a splendid specimen of a j ui, .v mw, ...;.ui-iv,wiuwu ui V' wi i ccrncd ; fully six feet in height, and stout in ar s-v vf irv I I a J I v. . . I I ' . I . . r-. I . uu lumuii. uii-u-i oiiuuiuiia nii"iu n.n c contained the strength of a Hercules. His head was large, and covered with a shaggy mass of hair, and his features were decidedly repulshe. His eyes were small, and nearly covered with bushy eyebrows, lie had, altogether, a cruel and malevolent appearance. As we introduce him to the reader, he was leaning upon a larp; axe, apparently in a leaning portion. The mad ran by the place where he was standing, but he could not see far along it on account of a sudden turn a little distance from him. The clatter of a horse's hoofs, however, could le plainly heard, and in a few minutes horse and riMer came in sight. The new comer was a small and active looking man, and from his dress appeared to I , .1 llrt TT" I be a gentleman well o!l. His eves were tin U5Ti;iUv keen and searching, and were bent . . . r . upon the charcoal burner in such a manner that the latter completely quailed before him. "A fair tlav, mv gooil man," said the. horsenan " the easy manner of one speaking to j an mienor. "Excellent, Monsieur, for one of my trade. ! I love not tho boiling suns of summer, nor yet j the bleak winds of winter." . . .JJ Siince VOU ai"C SO niCOIV SUltCd. 1 SUPPOMJ I VOU are Wklt SO few are in this world happy. : "You say, truly, Monsieur; few few indeed j Arc tnilv Imnnv. TTiiro I no Jinnninps with- ' .. I OUi I I H . t 11 1 UK Ul. "Anil are you not contented?" "At times 1 think I am; but when I sec the nobleman riding by in his coach and four, i rolling in riches, with servants to obey his ev- j .-i.V. . n . 1 T t. f fil Itlt . . . " .1.1 ,i1T II 1 1." .V . 'r- l' unuu, a eauiiuk iiequn; umixiug inai viou is unjust. I "And do you never think of appropriating any of these superfluous riches to yourself?" j "What does Monsieur mean? I trust that no thought of dLobeying alike the laws of God and man ever enter into uiv mind." ; "I mean nothing; it was merely an idle question ; but I did not stop to talk thus, but to ask the way to P. It is getting late, and 1 mut be on the move." " If Monsieur is in a hurry, I can direct him to P. in about half the time." "I shall be much obliged to ou, my friend." "This lane begins very near niv home, which is about half a mile further on. You i hal better Stop there, as ffiV Wife can point it out to vox" "I will do sa Here is a reward," exclaimed the horsemen, ollerinj; him a piece of cold. The other drew back and refused to take , little, though, as I am fore-armed. We shall M-e whoU come out first. I comprehended . i a it I. i : , "u. u rviuscu my gon piece; lie consucts u , as las own, ami hc thinks he mar as well late , j all together ; but I must burn' on and finish ; I fo , . , , 1 ; tso fcaymg, he put perw to his Lotfe ana.

rode on. Ten mnutC3 sbarp rUIn Lroaght the charcoal burner hat In tm?w. ,. As Le first caaht siht of it, he thought he detected k'oun'i face pressed ailnst one of the madows, Of this, hoTrever, he could nQt be certain, as the face, if such it vat, injiantlv disappeared. At the sound of' lu horse's hoofi, an old woman appeared in the doorway, and, gazing curiously at him, waited till he rode op. The horswman could not help thinking that the woman was a most fitting companion for her husband. The expression of her countenance was even more villainous. The stranger, however, did not stop to criticise her appearance, but courteously saluted her, saying:- 6; .. "I believe, madam, that you arc the wife of the charcoal burner, whom I met up the road?" The woman replied in tho affirmative. Thcn I will tell you I am bound for P., which I wish to reach before nightfall. He told me of a lane which was much shorter tlian the regular road, which, he said, you could point out to me." Certainly. If this is all that Monsieur wishes he is easily satisfied. You may see, a little . way up, that Large tree which towers above the rest, just beyond the large rock, and the lane enters the road on the other side of it. As it is very narrow and grown up with bushes, you would hardly notice it. But, with these direction, you can hardly fail. "Never you fear; I shall not miss the road." "Is that all Monsieur wishes?" "I believe fo; but stop a minute. I offered your husband a piece of go!d, but he refused to take it. Perhaps vou may be more scn.-i-

The old woman greedily took the proffered coin, savmjr: "Pierre is too sensitive. "We miht both starv e before he would take a cent. "I see you differ from him a little," returned the horseman, laughing. He then jput spurs to his horse and rode on. In a few minutes he reached the rock alluded to, and could then perceive the entrance to a narrow lane, artfully concealed by buhes. He soon made his way through them, and, when once in the lane, found it a little wider than he expected. It also became free from bushes 13 he proceeded. lie stopped a moment "to examine the priming of hia pistol, muttering: uMy worthy friends arc rather sharp. They do not ht their murdering in open road, where spilled blood might lead to their detection, but inveigle the unfortunate traveler into the dark lane, where he may be safely put out of the way, ami be none the wiser fur it. At any , rate I am fully prepared for them, and they will not put me out of the way without a straggle." ' Having seen that his arms were ready for use, he road slowly forward, keeping a care ful watch on each side ot the road, that he might not be surprised. " As long a the woods kept open as they were, he had no fear, as there were no goo l hiding places for a man. Ere long tho woods began to get thicker and more Kimbre. Little hillocks, covervd with bushes, became frequent, until at last they became a long range ?kirting at each side of th road. I he horsemau felt that the time which was to try him was near at hand, and he dropped the reins until his hand covered a holster pistol, which ho firmly grasped in such a manner as a person would not notice, and he then assumed an air of carelessness, though his watch was now keener than ever. At length he came to a place which he feit contained his enemy. Nature seemed to have adapted thij place lor the purpose of concealment. The rocks which skirted the road at this place were about breast high, and so perpendicular as to have the appearance of a wall. They were covered with a growth of bushes so thick as to bo nearly impervious Tho t.ill treo on vrh ;. of tho t wino.l their tops together, forming a natural roof of teat t'9 ami uruiiciies, aiiu reiiueriiii: me iuace as dark and dismal as midnight. It was a sene sulficient to appal the stoutest heart, but the horseman, although he knew that the next moment might be his last, rode forward with an air as careless as he might have worn, had he been traveling the streets of a populous city. His hand still grasped the butt of a pistol, and his keen eyes still searched each covert. Suddenly a pistol shot ran out upon the air, and Iiis hat fell to the ground with a bullet hole through it, not more than an inch above where his head had been. Instantly turning in the direction of the sound, he beheld a slight wreath of smoke curling up from behind a bush, and, without a moment's hesitation,-he leveled his pistol and fired. The aim wa? tcrriWv fatal. A wild shriek ran upon the air, and the next . ..... moment there sprang fro: behind the tree, not the charcoal burner, as he had expected, but his wife. The blood was flowing copiously from her forehead, and presented a horrible spectacle, bae tottered to the edge of the wall of rocks, and fell into the road a corpse. TT-ir1 T Vnnwn thif t w.a n. wnmin " tli I horseman muttered, "I never would have fired. But it is too late to moralize. What can have become of my friend, the charcoal burner?" As lie spoke, he turned round quickly and encountered the object of his thoughts. It was lucky that he was so quick. The charcoal burner held a gleaming knife in his hand, already uplifted to strike. While the horsemans attention iia i been enirairca dv t:ie . . JJfJ .1 tragical end of the woman, he had silcntlv crept up behind him, and the would-be-assassin sprang forward, making a desperate pass at his breast. The horsemen still held the discharged pistol in his hand, and with its long barrel managed to parry the blow. He thn buried his spurs deep into his horse's sides, and the goaded boast sprang forward io violently as to dadi the charcoal burner to the ground, and sprang completely ! .1 . 1 ! over him, dadiing the knite from his hand, ; and leaving him stunned in the middle of the j road. The horseman turned instantly, and, ! ilmwinor 1.U rcm.ilnin'1' nUtnl fmm hi lioUrpr. I waited for the other to rise. The latter staggered to his feet, and leaning against the rocks at the side of the road, gazed sullenly and revcnirefullvonlusconaueror. Thus the strande coutde reinirded eacn other for some time. until at last the horseman broke the silence: "So, mv friend," he said, "vour career is ended at last" "Yes, curse you! Td rer.d vou asunder too if-" 'You dared, I presume," put in the stranger. "I doubt not your good intentions, and can only thank heaven that you have not a power proportionate to your will, but I am doubly thankful that I have been the means of ridding the earth of such a monster. I presume you can give a pretty good account of those mysteriou disappearances of life:" "Aye, that I can. You are the first richly freighted traveler who has entered that lane and escaped th bullet or the knife." "Pshaw! do you take me for one of those simpletons whoso purses are better filled than their heads ?" "Nor exclaimed the other with sudden energy, "I know better. From the very first moment you set med to hare read my very intention, and you must have been sent express iv to entrap mv. In other word vou are a detective in di" it ,.vou iuf, Few would have juisc. Well, vou come out have played a desperate part. escaped as you have, For my

wife is a good snot. Bat yoa eemed from the first to b? fortune favorite." "I certainly had a narrow escape," remarked the oer, pointing to the bullet bole in his hat . . "But it U not the first time that fortune has proved friendly to me." 44 Well, who are you? at length demanded the other. MMy name is Yidocq f "Girat heavens! the Parisian detective! I might have known that it would have been all op with me when you were pitted against me." - "Yes; Jmsiness at the metropolis being rather dull, and haring some rumors of your doings I thought I would take a trip out here, if only for the good of my health. But it is growing late, and I must be moving." "Where mu.t I go? ' " To the gallons in the end," was the cool reply; "but at present to the jail at P." "To the gallows!" returned the other fiercely. 'Never! any death but that." The detective leveled his pistol at the head of the coal burner, and exclaimed: "You shall have a bullet through your head if you prefer it." The other ducked his head in expectation of the shot, and then made a desperate spring at the detective. The latter, however, was in no hurry to fire, and coolly awaited the other's attack. The charcoal burner grasped the reins with his left hand, and with his right attempted to rasp his pistol. The detective.

however, caught his right hand with his own ! left, and, holding it up with an iron grasp, passed his right hand under, until his pistol pressed azainst the other's forehead, when he fired. The other instantly relaxed his hold, and, with a terrible cry, fell back a cone. The detective, having accomplished the purpose of his visit, did not delay his return to Paris, but, having explained the affair to the proper authorities at P., he departed. DRYcbÖDS. U2 o Q 33 o u c3 IP U J it MEDICAL. F.FFZRVESCENT SELTZER APEL1 h! rsTT. This valuable and popular Medicine L cnirrrsa'Iy received the rooM favorable revommeriations of the Med.cal l'rofe.Kon and tbe Puhl tbe mot i rrnritvr and ACkitxz salim: vi'xsrai-irv'.r. , it may b ued with tbe bee.ect in ! B-lion and Febrile Diseases Coatirenei, Sick Hradacbe, "auea. If of Appf t tf , Indisenn, Acidity of i tbe Stomach, Torpidity cf the L-f r. Gout, I libeumatic AfTecttons Crave Pile. I And all Complaint wbcre a grntle ancCooUzg Apenett ) or PurgaUve U require j It if partlcxlarly adapted to tbe want of Travelers by i Sea and La mi, Iiidecta to Hot Chinas, persona of Se- t dentary Habits Invalid! tr.d C.rTa!eMP.t.; Captairs cf i Vev! and Itanterswi!l Cr.d It a vtlibt addiUon to i their MedkrineCbert. I It ta in tbe form of a Powder, carefal pxt c? In tot-1 tie to keep in try climate, and mer reqnjre water ! poured upon It to produce a deiigbtTul eerveacect bever- i ate. i Nutnerotii tertimoclala from profeaonal and otber pentlfroen cf tbe hlbeat rtandina; throrhorjt tha eoun- I try. and ita teadüy increain? popula:y for a eeri cf I years atronirly (marantee tt efikracy aj valuable char- ' acter, and commend it to tbe favorable 'Jce of aa Intel- j liptit public. I Manufactured only by TARRANT C, No. 278 Greenneb treet, comer of Warren a reet, r York; and f;r i la'e by Pniftiti generally. Jj7-dly ! HAPPINESS OR MSERY ? THAT IS THE QUESTON. ! THE prrprietcra cf tb "1'ARISIA CABINET OF. WOSDEKS, ANATOMT. and MJICINE," bav aeierm'.nea, rerardle ot eipetie, to iae, free, (for tba berieft of uyertna; humanity) FOUR f tha'r rr.ot intrtcüve ard iutereHJn? Lfcrare on arTia;e aad ita r:.qia!ScA'ions Nerven DeMlify, Pnature Decline of Manhood. Irdiirestion, Weakce or eprevion. La of Eter and Vttal Power, tbe Great cial EtU, and tboe Ma'.adie vtkh result from yoiifa. follies Fxcee of Maturity, rr IHrance of I'iaioicjry and Natare'a Law. These rnvaluaWa Lectnr have been the mew. of enlightening and taring thoufnis and will be for aried frre oo tbe receipt of lour atas by addreaIn SCUKT.RT Pauaias Cabikt Abatowt ad MiMcixf,lJBr4v.ay..NewTrk.. , Jf21-dlj

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VERMIN EXTERMINATOR.

To Destroy Rats, Roaches, &e. 7b Destroy Mice. Moles, and Anti. To Destroy Bed Bugs. To Destroy Mothl in Furs, Clothes, &c. To )sfroy Mosquitoes and Fleas. To Destroy- Insects on Plants and Fowls. To Destrov Insects on Animals, kc. To Destroy Every form and species of vermin. TUE "ONLY 1NFALLIIBLE REMEDIES KNOWX." Detros lntantlj EVERY FORM-AND SPECIES OF ivuUunJb Those Preparations (unlike all others) are "Free from Poisons." "Not dangerous to the Human Family." ''Rats do not die on the premises." "They come out of their holes to die." 'They are the only in fallible remcdiesknown." "12 vears and more established in New York City." Vshl hyUstd byUsed byUsed byUsed by--the City Post Office, -the City Prisons and Station Houses. -the City Steamers, Ships, &c. -the City Hospitals, Alms-Houses, &e. -the City Hotels 'Astor,' 'St. Nicholas, &c. -the Boarding Houses, &c, &c. Ustd byUsed by--more than 50,000 private families. See one or two Specimens of tchat is everywhere said by the People Editors Dealers, etc. HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with ver min need be so no longer, if they use "Cos tar's "Exterminators. We have used it to our satisfaction, and if a box cost $5 we would have it. We had tried poions, but they effected nothing; but ' Costa kV article knocks the breath out of Rats, Mice, Roaches and Bed-Bugs, quicker than we can write it. It is in great demand all over the country. Medina ().' Gazf tte. MORE (JRA1N and provisions arc destroyed annually in Grant County by vermin than would pay for tons of this Rat and Insect Killer. Ijtmcnster 117.?. Herald. HENRY R. COSTAR We are selling vour preparations rapidly. Wherever they Iiavc been used. Rats, Mice, Roaches and Vermin disappear rapidly. . Ecke n & Stouffer, Druggists, Windsor, Md. "CostarV Rat, Roach, &c. Exterminator. "CostarV "Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator. "CostarV "Costar's" Electric Powder, for Insects' &c. In 25c. 50c. and SI Boxejs, Bottles and Flasks, $3 and Sizes for Plantations, Ships, Boats, Hotkljs, &c. CAUTION! To prevent the public from being imposed upon by Spurious and Highly Pernicious Imitations, a new label has been prepared, bearing a facsimile of the Proprietor's signature. Examine, each box, bottle or flask carefully before purehaing, and take nothing but "COSTAR'S." t Sofd everywhere by All Wjiolf.sall Druggist in the largo cities. Some of the WHOLESALE AGENTS IN N. Y. CITY. ShiclTelin Bros. & Co. B. A. FahnestOL'k, Hull & Co. A.B.& D. Sands & Co. Wheeler & Hart. James S. Aspinwall Morgan & Allen. Hall, Ruckel & Co. Thomas & Fuller P. D. Orvis. Hurral,Risiey & Kitchen. Bush, Gale & Robinson M. Ward, Close & Co. McKisson & Robbins. D. S. Barnes & Co. F. C. Wells k Co. Lazelle, Marsh & Gardner. Hall, Dixon & Co. Conrad Fox. AND OTHERS. PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA. T. W. Dyott & Co. B. A. Fahncstock & Co. Robert Shoemaker c Co. French,Richards,& Co. AND OTHERS. BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS. Geo. C. Goodwm & Co. Weckes & Potter. 'M. S. Burr & Co. Jno. Wilson, Jr. AND OTHERS. Also, all Wholesale Druggists at cnir.iuo, in., vr. Lori!,.iioM irritorr, tüci., i.nrisvii.a.i:, itr. CIX IWATl, Oliio, ITTSIILIlf.il, I'a., I1L HALO, M. Y. AND BY Druggists, Grocers, Storekeepers and Retailer? generally in all Country Towns and Villages In the UNITED STATES AT INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. 53" Sold f $ Robert Browning AND William Hannaman. I Wholesale Agents. j AND BT j i TOILIaWSOA t cox, I W. B. VICKEKS, And by the Druggists Storekeepers and Retailers generally. Country Dealers can order as aboTe, Oraddressorders direct orif Price. Terms, &c. is desired, send for 1852 Circular, giving reduced Prices to nERYK. COSTAR. Principal Depot 2Co. 512 Broadway (Opposite the St. IcLoUs Hotd,) New York.

RAILROADS.

1C02 pirw - i 1C32 All tfrsons purchasing tickets for it. JOSEPH and other patcta ta Korttera) flwinrt, tha Mate of Kanaaa. or th Territories akoold iiiatat on having ticket tbat read by tb notXTix irxissorni railhoad The only rail rocu from 8t. Lrsta to tLJowpa. It lath Uorteai and quickeat Use, by thirteen hours to tb. remotest potst reached by rail, and I atwaya aa cheap a any other, bay roar Ticket to Ka&a and aU poiou lm Nortbe rn Miouri by the North Micouri Railroad. ISAAC H. rrUHGCOX. Pref't and Gen'l SupL North Miwourl R. K. BENRT U. SIMMONS, General Traveling ArnL , aepal7-41y JEFFERSONYILLE RAILROAD Two Tmlns Doily, Sanda js ExceptedJ Train Arrlva 8:43 P. M 4:45 A.M Traina Leave, . SS45 A. M ,. KM P. at. a dove trains stop for THE ACCOMMODATION V of paenjrer at boutepcrv. Greenwood. Prankan, KJiLbunrb, Columbus making cotuiectioua at Svniour with traiiui vn the Ohio P:s"'.prl Road, and at LonJaville vcith tra'n on tbe Ix3!vU!e, rankfort k Lexington and Louiaville aad Nashville Roada. ' Fii(tbt train leave daiir. Freicht proTcptlrfcrwardd. Office, Madion Dt-pot.AVe.st hiüe. A. S. CAROTHKRS, SuperinttndeV.t. J.G. Wmjtccbb. Frelrbt AjenU aal'M-dly DENTISTS. P. G. C. HUNT, DENTIST, OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, .0. .12 KAST niltKIlT KTHF.KT, INDIANAPOLIS IND. MUSIC. PIAIVOS! PIAIVOS! Ciieapfr and better inSTUUMENTS than were ever o tie red in thl market. My ar-v'n ranpt-rt-tneuta with Ear-tern Piano ffi )3 YXzrr)j ufacturer are such tbat I can 3 J-r 1 s Jh all ord-r 25 per cer.t. iL. r Ufc manufact furnis cheaper than any dialer in tbe Wekt, and 1 w arrant them upenor iuMrunients. Onlv fvt can. Call and nee at Mers W. II. Taibott 4 Co' Jewelry ßtore. No. 21 Wabit:ton treet. PIANOS. MELODF.ONSt.ORO ANS, r.UlTARS, VIOLINS, ACCOHDKONS, 4c, TU JED AND REPAIRED. Uavin; bad over twenty ye tn' experience the public can le aured that tbey now have a better opportunity than they cmraUv meet with to hae th1r Instrument put in perfect order. II. SC 110 N AC K E R. ulr31-dly '1 SPECTACLES. &C. To Officers of the Army. JUST RECEIVED A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF snrari: .1.171 hovble spy artsst:s. For ficM, pcTtat.lity and p-jwtr they supersede all, others. For pale by SEMMQNS, Optician. SPECTACLES, EYE GLASSES, &C, Of the greatest transparent power, cf new improvement properly adjusted to the care. Orders from the country, with particulars, promptly attended to. Repairing reatlv done with dipatch. SEMMONS. Optician. oct29 7o. 25. South Illinois street. COMMISSION MERCHANTS. JESSE JOIIiVSOiV, General Commission Merchant, A Healer Iti riour Grain, and all kind of Country Produce', IV ine and Liquor, Cigar, Tobacco, Ac. OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, 237 SOUTH SECOND ST., iiiladi:liiiia. Advance made on Consignment. aug22dly WANTED. 200 Recruits" Wanted FOR THE OF The Ilevcufli In Ian try, WHICH " MAJOR J. W. CORDON Is authorised toraii in Indiana. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS BOUNTY. I)AT FROM 113 TO $22 PER MONTH, WITH RATIONS, quarters medical attendance, Ac, complete. All who eniM will at otic be clothed, auHsifted and provided with ever) thing essential to their con-fort by tbe Government. Theterm of erlirtmnt iTtree Years. Pay to commence from daxe of er.li.xtncnt. None but able-WWNed binIe men, between the aget of IS and 3.) yeara, need apply. Recruitinif Rendezvous in Metiger' new bnildin?. No. 55 East Washington atreet, adJoinmjrO.il Fellow ' HalL D. R. COIT, Firt Lieuter. ant Eleventh Infantry, Recruitirg Officer. NEW BOOKS. NEW PUBLICATIONS LES Mieratk. by Victor II&no; Love's Iibor Won, by Mr. JHUtbworth; Kavenboe. by Kinraley; Why Paul Ferroll Kiücd Li Wife; Nine Month in tbe QrurtennaKter'e Department; Parroa hrowuiow'a book: j Stolen Mak, by Wilkie Coilia, author of Woman ' in Wbi'e; j F.ower of the Prairie: Tbe Flirt; A Life' Secret; P.CTeaion cf a CotEtry Parson; Leire Hour in Town; A Book About Doctors City of tie Saisu; AT I? a f iar vTCti jnT a. rnte I DRUCCISTS. t j i i - i ! SCHIEFFELIH BROTHERS & CO., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, And Dealer In Fancy Goods Perfumery Acc. Alao, Agents fr tbe aale of ttZzvi rrtrclems, LTjtt'n. Una; 0:1, laperior to any O.al Oil, iuroJoed tn any I quantitiei at the lowet market rates t 17 AND 173 WILLIAM STB , NEW CHOCOLATE.

CatablUhed In 1TSO. TAKER PREMIUM CUOCOLATT. PURE PRE. JÖ PARED Cocoa, Brom, French, Homecpuhk and Vanilla Ccocolaies warranted equal in quality and favor to tb. Paria Chocolate; have ttood tba t.a of overthrew. Quarten cf a century, acd are pronounced by all who hav. once ued them to be anperior to any others Manu fact ard by W. Raker k C., at their MiUsia Dor. cbeter, Maa., anl for ! at their P.ratch Depot No. 217 Pulton atreet. New Tork City, aad by Grocer and Dealer gearaUy taroufboct the Union. Addreaa II. L. prERCI, JelO-Um . 117 rmItan.ctrMt.Xew Trk.

f t nrt ARE RFCFTTTNG WRECT KO THE HAN Vf UFACTOKTtn ever- varietr and at via of eaa. tWCflthmied fA'altkaa TTCtcaM. ? A renu.ne Wal: bam Watch coeta a ta bay ar.4 will Ut much longer lias foreign ma!e watchea of tha um quaJity. A gr noii Waltkam Watch la a rable, reTUM tad accural t.tia keeper. Wa bad ratVT warrant Wthatta Wach for fire yeara, thaA te ceaaary Urglth U Watcbea for one year. A getjufe W.hham Watch I the bert forraflroad mee., thebwtfor farmers la fact tba beat for even Ny la waut of a ticoa-keeper. W. get ccr Waitbaaa Watcbw direct from the maaufeeturrrs aad .wry Watch ia war ranted U give ehtlre aatitactJon. In endirr fer a Genaine tTaltnana 'atrn you run do rUk, deacntw the itj 1 .f ca ar.d the watch ia iure to keen time. S nd fj.- a A of price. Our rtock of SwiM Watcbea and Jewi !ry I verv large. Composition Lepfne Watches f4 tf SO. Co-npw eiUon Hunting ( aed H arches f M ta ki "A. S.lree Hsuitir.g Caed Watches f 7 60 to lit. SJrer Fall Jew. eled Watches IM SO to fa 60. Pare Cain .-iiver4 War: S.lver Plated Ware.Ctoehi, Ac, ic. Watcbaf Cocka and J-etry repaired and' warranted. We 1. IIISGIIACT Hi CO,, 20 Fast Wablnrvti treet. apr? ' Ind;anapris Indiana RAILROADS. Inriiniinpoli and .tlndion 3 1852. flVIIF PALNGF.K TK-tlN WILL t.FAVE TITS J. Unk. iVpo, indianapolia, at 12 SO P. M. daily, fee ' Madison. Cincinnati and Louisville. Th j I the ahorteat ral ay line to Cincinnati and Loul III cctiurctiic at Madlm,ü with the Ui lied Slate Mail, Line etrainvr-. arnlr.r at Cincinnati in time to connect w.th tbe K pre- Train oa th Littt. Mlarnt railroad leaving at 7 o'clock a. M., for the Eat, and by tbr Kf it tucky Central JUroad for tha South, aad at LouUviU. bout 11 p. m. Returning, leave Cincinnati daily at 12 V., by the abort feaniera, and alao ty tbe Ma i1! packet. Fori Quee atid PrMr-s arrivine; At MaliHn tn tlm. to eotiawct with the Passenger Train leavt! g at 6 A. M., and arrtriag at IrvtianapolJ it KhlO A. M., niakirg cotittrtiotia with all train leavlna for the Kat. Weat. and North. For the accor:imdatlro cf wav pa-aeng-r a Car will run la connection with the Freight Train daily, Waving !n Uarjapoli at 6:30 A.M whlfb train remain avnietirie at t :h alation. afiurduig aefger an opportunity fi tha Maction ;t bu:iues arrivit,g at North Madieoo at 2.&0 rare to Cincinnati, or Cincinnati t . Indianapolis, aaoO, Tea l.ouitvillc, Z 50. No charge for n:ei or etaie-rooma oa tbe at.amere, ar for batrgag or omnibu at Madien. Tar.ff of Freight at low aa by aiy her route. Shipper and merciiant Wet"wiil find It to their inter. t to travel over and aliip by U.i lit. ap2S-dtf. D. C. RKANUAM, Superirtendent. RENOVATERS. ESTARLISIIMEXT. rpUE UNITED STATES DTE-HOUSE. NO. 29 SOUTH X Illinois atre-ct, Indlanapofje, Indiana, JOSEPH HARRIS, Prop. At thl old and well -known e-tabllnment, th. ladiea can bare ai Ik aid woolen rood dyed ii permanent and bauüful color; and (recta' garmeuta thoroughly rent-va ted and repaired, aa good a when new, at lower price than ever. New ai.d econ1-hand clothing tKugbt and aolt, laM a paticular branch in the bu.ir.ea denominated Mr.e draw, tng billiard table cloth, or tear tn any garr&ent can ba ao wrought that it can not be viiMe to tbe raked eye. tSjm, Connrry order punctually attended to. No cociuction with any other houae in ihi city. Krmember the place, No. 3i Kouth lüir.ol treet. f J0EPiI If AREIS. MEDICAL. ODC TO WOM1I Ki l l, (.KAM LI S. . Covgha ac 1 Cold will ft aa-ay, S'metim- in a ;r.fcl. day, tf to tbe Druir ?tore yoo will a;. And get auppUM with TuM.iiaro; You can ue it free'y a you plea.. It 'uever fail to Rtve ya ea-e. Taow Granule wonderful are, I'm aar. Ff r tbey ijrf-edily effect a laung cart. JJT 25 cent per boa, at all Drtg More. liKAXDE'S TUSSILAÜO crp.ES COUGHS. BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO nRE.1 COLD?. BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO CURES HOARSENESS. BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO CURES SORE THROAT. oor. to miAMir Trsvii-Ac;o. V.ONDEP.FUL GRANULES. Oh' where eaa I find them. To tbe Drug Storr go quick. I w-.l! peeCJIy try them; I hve a bad Conh, And I with lo be eure To have tbe bt remedy Tbat win very 'on cr?re. J7j 25 ce. jr boi, at all tae Drtg Mori. BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO CURES ASTHMA AND TLONCWTIS. ltd RoM by all Dr3g7its 25 cet u a box. BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO I rWant to the Taata Cif.dren cry for is BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO CURES IIOOPINa COCGII AND CROUP. XQT Sold by all Drugiclet. 25 eenta a boa. BRANDE'S TUSSILAGO CURES COUGHS AND COLDS. jTSM by alt Drags :t. 25 cecta a hoi. PIANOS. Piano-Portes. ANOTHER INVOICE OF CHICXERIKQ & SOfi'S PIANOH. STEiNWAY b S0!?S PIANOS. (GrrD) (Zljc Qt&t IXC iaat reeetv at Na.Ba WILLARD 4 ST0W7.LL. N. B. Ptano. tund u ordr and HT TBE TEA at. rl W. EXPRESS COHPANICO. American Express Company, Ajr&txc UlilTED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY, OmCE OS THE CORNER of WASHINGTON ATD Mer&iaa ireeU, DinapoLa. Thre claJy Ejpraaact to New Tori; Two daily Expreaaaa to C.vtar.at!. axd Two d;!y tzprvcae u Chicago aad Bt-Lotla; ' The abo-r. Ceapaifea art tha aaly pnvige Lxra.aet the following roa.4.s INDIANA CKNTRAU LAFATETTE CHICAGO. INDIAN AI-OLJS k PERU: TERRX HAUTE aUCHM0T. UEIXI FONTAINIS k INDIANAPOU. Mor.ev. taakeA. Talcablea and freirht earrU m . . . m, L . a W . i t . . Notes RS and Drana will ba I ta WTT-rrt'y ccüaetad tzi

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