Indiana American, Volume 25, Number 37, Brookville, Franklin County, 28 August 1857 — Page 3

A NEWSPAPER-CONTAINING A BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE LATEST FOREIGN ANO OCOIKSfiG NTBIUGBNGE.

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Prom the tou vier. mbjexit matter of Um sot to exc) tide free M k Kditoe :- In the Locmotve, an oegroas from coming iato the Hute obaeure abeet published at !oiianapolis, j could be more clearly expressed than it In the. State of I iiiliana, id an article in- it in the titln "An Act to enforce the tended, no doubt, at n severe attack up- j 18th Article of the Constitution." The on the uudereigned. Under other cir- act itaelf it limply a recital of thn 18th umttaocet. ptrhaj), the imbecility of Article, which undertake to enforce the article in question would render it j with a penalty. The 18th Article, and doubtful whether any reply were oeceaaa- , the act to enforce) it. refer to one and ry, but ta it i mutt evidently designed to j the tame thing, and to no other; ooneeiujure our credit and good standing with ; qnently the title of the act could misthe public, we have deigned to give it a lead no other one aa to the object.

feting nOIICJD To Win with, the ivlitora of tho Lorum ; u iK l.-U.T from us to thorn, and call particular attention to the defects in our orthography and punctuation ' All the reply we have to make to this is, that we are generally in n great hurry

ite at all, (much more so, constitution itself to be "unoonstitutiong butineat letters,) and that al, in that it conflioU with the 2d tec

wiitm we wr wlirn writing the one in question was not intended for publication, but merely at an answer to an imputation against our credit. Had it been otherwise- had we been writing for the press --perhaps our orthography and punctuation might hare been suited to Um taste of the critics (?) of the Lo L at least the undersigned will :.,OiK) that they willmerf the Edof that learned Journal at a conve nient point for all parties and spell them Imm ' Will they take the wager? "Let us know !" Bat, wo desire, in turn, to direct attention to the grammar of the before me qtioned editorial, merely reminding the Editors of the old proverb "those who lire in glass houses," Ac. It says, ''who can doubt the word of (J. J. Wood Co., who will allow no man to stand between Aim ( O. J. Wood dt Co.,) and the collection of his debts I ! " Now, Mr. Editor, our orthography as quoted in the Locomotive, may be bad enough, but we submit that the grammar of their editorial is infinitely worse, under the circumstances, for whilst our epistle was indited amid the hurry of business, and not intended for publication, their article was carefully prepared for the press ! The only inference then, is, that their intimacy with the rules laid down by grammarians, as necessary in writing elegant compositions, h not as great as it ought to be, to coni lit ute them public censors and critics ! These wondetful linguists and grammarians iuform ua, that they are taxed $7,600. This we are glad to hear, u an evidence that wc were incorrect in our estimae as to the worth of their establishment; we think, however, the editors may have added an 0 in putting down the sum thus disproving the truth of Um old adage, that "figures won't lie!'' If, however, the editorial alluded to is a sample of what the editors are capable of producing in that line, we envy not the intelligence of the people who support the paper. We might produce other samples from the same sheet, but think this quito sufficient for the present. They say they do not know us I Sure!y they mutt be reading men and their office literally "jammed" with exchanges, not to know us! But perhaps their grammar is of so peculiar a character as to frighten exchanges, and deter them from obtruding themselves into their augnst presence 1 "We don't know you !" We reply, we don t know you I But you say, "we are known through our paper!" We reply, we are known through more than two thousand papers none of which to our knowledge, are of quite so small a caliber oa yours ! Why then, should you ask us to trust you, if you will not trust us ? And above all, why should printers be paid before their work is done, any more than carpenters o r blacksmiths T Now, a word in regard to the sprit of the article in question, and we close, (and speaking of spirit, peihaps it would not be out of place to premise that it takes a considerable amount of steam to keep such an extensive Locomotive, as this Indiana affair, in motion.) In their reply to us, as to their reasons for not fulfilling their contract for advertising, the editors say, they have "made this seller of hair oil (O. J. Wood 6t Co.) very indignant!" Oh, shade of Kirkham ! But why do they infer this ? Simply because we told them that if our responsibility was not sufficient, in their estimation, we did not desire them to advertise for as. This seems to have aroused their wrath, an instigated them to try their hand atjinjuring us with the community. But why, wc repeat, should Bal why, we repeat, should ! we trust them, if they are atraid to trust us ? They say they are worth 87.5UO we reply, that during the last year, we paid nearly 40,000 for adrortisiag, alone, and this year expect to pay a much larger sura ! The truth is, we ask no one to advertise for us, uutil fully convinced that he will get his pay; but we will not pay pi inters more than wo do others in advance, or allow any man to stand between us and agents who owe us, but refuse to pay, (as many have done,) because they happen to be responsible to a printer for a small bill, perhaps not one-eighth the amount of what they owe us ! Having said thus much, we are now even with the Loromotirr men, and can only say to them, cull as you are passing around I We can assure them that we will not be outdone in courtesy. No doubt these editors ran tell the truth; and if they have not ftl ways receivedtheir pay semi-annually, as agreed upon, we can say that we have often paid printers I in advance, and did net ict what we oargainml for, for whilst some have to-.-ll r:i...i i .r rlstn: .v . i-iii) i.:n o, ifirriaiiiuingineir contra, others have wantonly neirlected to come ., . . . up to meir agreement wnn ns. RcMpectfnlly, O. J. WOOD Jt Co Ts .raru Karlnelua l.e r t'oeonsllluilonal. There is a law in the Statutes of Indiana which provides that after the 1st of November, 1 851, no negro or mulatto shall lie entitled to come into or settle in tho State, under penalty of a In- ivy line This law has been pinenrnlly a dead letter, and in no case his a r nvictin ever boon had under it. A few days since a negro woman of Ihi city complained of a negro girl under the law in itieation. Hhe wmm arretted nd nntitu'd in jail. Mi Tt.csriaj "h' waa brought before Judge Anderson, of the Coiniiion lliiH C.iirt, on j, writ of h n jiux, It wni claimed by the girl't attorneys, Mr. Wilton and Kerr, that the Uw uneonatitutional. for the reason tlmi the suhjcci matter of the bill wat not exploited in the title, aa the Conatiidiion provides. The titlo of the bilPis, "An set to enforce the tilth Article of the Cona'.ilulion." Judge Anderson deci ld the btw uiiconttitntional, and ditchargel the prisoner. While wo commend this docition of Jul--' Anderaoii im eiiiinrutly humane and correi t we may he excused from disaeiit.n omewhai to the reanon autigned for the douition, that the tubject mutter of the act wat not tuihciently expressed ia the title. We think that a poor objection. We cannot conceive how the

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Anderson as to the unconstitutionality of this act of the legislature. His is a mere technical objection that can easily be cured by legislation. Ours is a sub stantial objection, that no legislation can reach. We hold the 13th Article of the of the Constitution U. 8., whioh says 'The citiaens of each state shall be enti tied lo all privileges and immunities of ciUteusof the several Stales. ibis is one objection we urged in the Constitutional Convention against the adoption of the 13th Article, and nothing has since trantpired to shake our faith in the correctness of our position. A' A. Tribund trnf A toacher one day endeavoring to make a pupil understand the na tnre and application of a paaeive verb, said, " A paeaive verb ia expressive of the nature of receiving an action, na, J'oter ia beaten. .Now, what did Fe terdo?" The boy, pausing a moment, with tho gravost countenance, imag inable, replied, " Well, I don't know, without be hollered. nsjv During inclement weather, what steamer of Collins' line would be most desirable. A dry attic? REVIEW OP THE CINCINNATI MARKET, Carefully corrected for this paper by Aaron A. Colter, Grocer, Produce and Com mission Merchant, south-east corner of Main and seventh streets, Cincinnati, Onto Batter, vi a. Oil . . sst-IMt. Klo ConVe, R feathers, a floor, bbl, Wheat, V bo Oora, bn -Oau. 12lBarley. lOfcugar II 1 - SIMMS llAltfHey. SSJISM Block Hon trot When So S rWrathoc. .... 3:7o4BSe lMl:SSVoBtoM MASS - WalMffal BMI wa äwIAoiss, green, W, Beaf cattle, f) owt (Toes. .. i Sheep, Wool of, S3 Apple., d r I . ,J V t U Hay, looee V t on. belae, S1SQ Pear hat, Dried M0 Ham, iuf eared 13djl INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS. WHOLESALE. Iediakapolis, Ate- SS, 1857. Bi tte, l ISA Ml MOLABBBS Bum, whit.. 12 00 New Orleans, gal 79 Beeswax, B Cobb Meal, bush. L'BKUt, B) Sneer House, gal SS - Uvot. mi aa 101 PROVISIONS coptkb Baron tide, H 1Q01S Bio, Com n. 11 SllMlneoitort,. ' ' rYtm, U l-lSJlHt-4 "' jt-t, 7isu!"tj. pw. .....u ir. isami.? " eaaeaeaed. ft PE. -SSL Floi-b. bbl otssss; M 3,rwTATue, wm fish Markartl. No. 2. bbl wr Lake, bbl 1 Statt SS $i3ooii : Kanawha, boah SS Svoat, M, 0 1412 1-S ...ft i , . Mackerel. Ba. 2, bbf " 9mlw.. ."üü'.'.'la e.vw it if No. s, Mku i TSm .215 ISrcioTar Sttgatt u .. Lil " Vü " Vo 'Jl- TltaoU. h BSS raciTS TOBACCO wrieu ppira loiar v Keotock. Bl 17 )0 Peaehee, bk rSSSsZk7. SsK SJJSaMOO VaLLOWPtATHBta, ft v-.Beodered MSJ11 GRAIN 'ftowgh, TT..S Corn, boah SS WOOL Wheal, boah Si li Tub Waihed. Bye, boah SSjSJSS Palled (lam, boah Fleece lUr, to S910 Bx -Fleece ... preeeeel, awl... Unwaahed Ii RETAIL. BrTTBt, a . 11., .Urt Cota MtaL, buah.. Cmbbh, ft 20 Dried " ba $1 10 Orlml Peaehee, a 121 .S080' MOLASSES . ..15 New Orleaoa, gal....t GOFPaTB oiurar sugar lionaa ! Rio, ( oniBon. lb. . . . 4aa 16 Oofctaai brat, gal 1 20 urouod irw, raovisioNs I'riBje, a..20Baooa tldea, 9 IS Jara, ft 18 Shoulder IB Lftgejjra, fronad B SA Hani, atgar cured, ft.. 15 Baua, doaaa 1 " Plain, ft 12 1-g Fl'.cb S3OB6 075 " CaarttMd, K....14 Sack, US B S3 50 PoTATOB,buh, SG FISH Salt, tack ft ar White Fiah, ft 1SSJU SL'OAK Mackerel, No. 1, ft... IIIS New Orteana a 12 l-2al4 " Mo. S, ft l&CUrlSad IS Cod. a 7U Lamf 18 Für ITS Craehed It 2-S Orcen Applet, 81 00. .Woob.cü-o $3 00 BANK TSÖTET ABLE, BT DINLKVV. IIIIRE C TO. Bankers, Dealers in Exchange Coin and Unmtrrent Bank Notes. PAR PUND8. State Baak of Indiana, Specie Paying Fre Bank Bank of the Stole of Ind. of Ohio, State Bank of Ohio, .Specie Paying Free Banks Mute Banki of Mlaaoarl, of Virginia, Solvent Bank of Ky., 'Old Bank of Virginia, Lnaielane Banki, Maryland Banka In good Specie Paying Free Banki credit, of Indiana. .All Solrent Beatern Banki 0 N C ü R R I N T FUNDS. Illinois Dis. Tennessee DU. All exiept the Hat be- (Old Banka, IV low. 1 'Stock Bank, g Banka not secured, A to 10 1 Beat Oeroitae. Solvent Banki, 1 Sort twrottaa. Solvent Bank, i to & 1 Oes ua. Old Banft.. f 2 Independent. 6 lo 10 All Free Banks, MtidUgmm. Banks In good credit, Solvent Mobile Banks, All others, Discredited Illinois Banks. People's Bank- at Carmal.and Bnabvltle Bank, lAe.dia EXCHANGE. Buylkg. e-m. New Fork. BT. K pr pr'uu me Tor .1 nr 1'bilad.lphla. Xpri Phlladelnhla 1 ar IUI t Iniorr Baltimore 1 pa Specie Paying Banks Which have complied with the amended law of l.V).1). and na.e seeuritina Hnnoaitewi to an amount not lets than fifty thousand dollars and ten pe: cent in excess of their circulation : , Bank of IbdianaJMlchlKtn Baak of Onehen. cty. Karneri' Sank WestBeld. Hank of Mount Verton Bank of Fan II. In liana Bank, Mtdlsen. Indiana Farmer' Bank. Franklin. Ba.,k of Rockyiiie, wtafl Kentuekr Stock Rank. ('. Bank of Salem, New Alka-; Itabot. ny. lAgrmnge Da..k, Lima Bnk of aalesa. Peek County Bank, Rock Bloomlogton Baak. III Cam - ridge City Bank. (Prttrit City Bank, Terr Canal Bank, Keanrtllle. Haul. Central Bank, lodlanapo- Halen Baak. Ooshen. '' Southern Bank of Indiana. I'reerf nl C'lly Bank,Kvttt- Tern Hatte. . jTlppeeanoe Bank, Uganeciiena n K ,. I r n tu. k of Ooaporl. Specie Paying Banks Which are winding, up, redeeming their circulation in coin, ai par: Brnnkvllle Bank, redeem-jferehanll' an 1 Mechanics i ,i tne neat.; Bank, redeemed at the . or ti.. rtiol. tank. Mew Ali.an . ol Kikhart, HiHlr it'l, tnd. ntiwa Ii t ni m.i. I, , . ntt. y. it 4 Htnk nf Srseuie.rstlttra. td tt the Baak of Coshea. New York a Vlra-tiila ttala Indian Hesel. B'k, B'k of IteUetlrd, redet stotk lenk, rsdeoajedst el at llraneh Haak, la t "reerem t tr Hank. fayetta. Traders' Hank, lodlanapo Kayatt Cn. Haak, redeem- Ii.. rsdOCBted at the ed ai Braach Baak, Con- Baak of the Capitol, i, .- res ill. I SsAiproded Banka, U liiTf rr.lrr-med, and rates naul Bank ol Attica, Auditor's B'k South A tend. par me, nl Bk f America, k of Alheny Atlaatle n . Agrluttaral U'k, nut Trader' Hk. NaaBvllla.as tTt.'S'k of T. Wak.wufih, el " 80e.' Wabash Valley bank, SB mm vtsynr rank, I. ,..,,. Agriaitaral H'k, " par., port, par W tonaevsvilie, P S7e. Way e Baak, at Btek'ikhsrt Co. N'h, (fe. Btend, par Parme rs's U'k Jasper 81 B'k of North America Laurel B'k. BS at Cllaton, 88 Nerih.rn ladlana B'k, SS As. mgs B'k of ladlana Orange B'k. par al Conaeravtlto, to H'k 1'errrsMlte per B'k of Warsaw, Ceal H'k of Nek port, par rel B'k Indianapolis, par tute Stork Hank, reru, BS Kataataiee S'k, par M " Marton, 8 Th aixive eoraprise s all the Free Baaks that art properly eeoured aud within the Dporatiooe ut the (Joneral Banking Law of thUaW

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In Oxford, Ohio, on Tuesday, lHih inst, of oohtiimution. Isaa 1. Kbbly. aeed 4a v w war yeare, formerly a resident of this city In Hloominggroxe, Franklin county, Ind., on the 2tXh inst, Jambs Wbbb, aged M y tare He was one of the earliest settlers of that county, andbeloredby all in Hrookville. Ind , on the 1Mb inst, El la Aoara, daughter of John O. and Ellen Adair, aged three years. Near Bloorainggrove, on the 22d inst, , infant child of George Debolt, aged about 19 months In Kobleeville, lnd, on the 18th inet.' after an illness of 24 hours, Lilly, infant daughter of Rt. I.ewia and A nut R IHle, of that place. Mother, lured metharl I am not eleealag; Father I leek up to the aaA bete sky, When hhe glllUrlng tiart brig bt Watch arc .keeping, Slaglcg tad thlaltg thtrt ta I. They can only be said to pott tat a child forever, who hare lost one in infancy. ARKIVAL AND DMPARTIRM OF TRAIISB Bellefountaino Railroad Line. aaeeBT. 4 40 A. M. II. OS A. M .08 P. M attlTB. .ju a. M. t.ie P. M 8.S8 P. M Indianapolis and Cincinnati. ttratT. attira. 7.18 A. M. I.30A.M i.uo l". M. 10.50 A.M. .10 F. M. 7. JO P. . M. Peru and Indianapolis. 4 'F. M aasivt. IS.S8 r. M Lttfuyottetto and Indianapolia. oerAtT. Attiet. U.ÄJ A. M. t.0 P. M. 8. SO A. M. .4S P. M Jeffersonville. DlffctT. 7.18 A M. 1.18 P. M. ABttVB. 11. U A.M. 4. io r. M. Madison and Indianapolis DBPtT. AM 13.10 P.M. 10. ABtlTI. 10.90 A.M. Terre Haute and Richmond Dir Aav. 43 A.M. II. A. M. 8.40 P. M. AtllTI. 4 30 A. M. 10. IS A. M. S. SO P. M. Indiana Central, Dayton k W entern. BBPABTt. ABBITM, 7.10 A, M. IM A. M. 1.48 P. M 8, P. M, .06 P. M, 35 P. M. SPECIAL NOTICES. Many who have suffered for years With Canker, Salt Rheum, Brest alas, Borofula, and other il mllar disease, who hare tried rarloa remedies, without ootrege enough to try Dr. C. A. Wttrer't Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup, with the Cerate, to which attention II called In another column. When faithfully used. It never fails to care. A Remedy ts Now Provided To Uirow oat all Impurities of the Blood epon the urftce, where they are entirely rured. If ptUeoU will only nee the meant ai presented by Dr. i. A. Wetce'e Canker and Salt Jtkeum Syrup, Which U advertised In another eulaatn. Centumptlun and chrenlc dleeaae will See away ; it removal the eaase. There never has been produced a medicine Bo valuable t medicine for Impvrttlee of the Blood, Dyepepda, and general weakneu, at Dr S. A. Wearer's Cttker and Bait Rheum Syrtp, which may be found advertised in another eolama. 11 I MM Prof. Wood's Hair Restorative. In oar adrartltlng columns It to be foend an advertisement of this popular restorative. We know nothing of 1U merit save what we read, hat that ia sufficient, particularly when we tee auch tostlmonlal as the following .which we clip from that tterllng paper, the Ottawa Pre Trader : "Having tried unsuccessfully suudry highly recommended 'hair loalct' oa oar own half denuded crown we had loot all confidence In noelrams of that tort, until t week ag tiel a dtatlngulahed politician of UiU Stele, wheat wt had acta three joers ac" b thta hair, and aa 'gray at a rat,' hat now hoaating at fine and gloaey t head of hair at oue could wtah. We demanded the secret o his improved appeaxaate, whea be readily accounted for It by tecitbiag It lo the virtue of Prof. Wood's Halt RaeTetATivk. We ebtll try that next. ' See advertisement. Dr. Roback's Great Medical Discoveries. Dr. Boback's Scandinavian Remedies are overturn ing all the old theories of medicine They reach Usa blood throagh the dlgtstivs organs, with a quickntte certainty, and curative eSect almost miraculous. The herbe of which they arc aaade are from the mountains of Sweden, and this cumhiaaUooef egeUhleelemenU la superseding all the mineral needle laee. Dyspepsia; coughs; bronchitis, blllloue complaint, Ota, urvou af fection, hysterics, scrofula, skia dtaease , rbeuma:lam, paint In the back, tetual deolllty. etc, a e relieved with wonderful rapidity, and there Is no milady originating it t morbid condition ef the blood or other fluIds of the body, that dee not yield to the Bcaodinevl an remedies. tec advertise tneul. The Most Wonderful Medicine Which has ertr appeared, it Dr. S A. Weaver'tCAtaaa and aVee asucsi Svaor, with the Cibatb, which ll advertised la taother column. It ta the production f regularly ad seated pbysietttsand ue.nf caring alt diseases of tho blood, If faithfully pereever.1 It. D. A. ROBI.MOÜ, Jr., ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR, INBIANArei.il, I u . Opficb No. 39 East Washinotor Htbhrt, aagtldSOd amaug,3ui. 1)AN0S FOR RUIT, HEW 0B SBC 0 ID HAB DA 1 want to rent you any of my eatenslve slock o Pianos, and will let the rent apply on the purchase until tho rent s)i 11 tbo Plan. Come rent aud pay lor a piano and not know bow It. C. M- JtUKt n , 74 Watt Fourth .1. A full stork ef sheet music and Inslrumenlsunder the care of C. A . Konda augSS LIOHTR, NKWTUN A BR A UBL' KY'S PIANOSThe above popular Pianos art use in ail of the 'UDiic srnoois in nmw ivr vi.j.aua in II of the Private Mchovis. wherever hoy are known, an account of thsirgreat ilurtidlity and volumt of lane. The r rapid sale It proof positive of their great merit. Come aud tee Item before you buy , at TS West Fourlb-st. O. M. Ml Iii II. A full stock ef tbttt Mttle ted Initrumtm BMSI ha eare of C. Y. Fonda. augtH Itt PBLODBOR SI MBLOIn,ONHl m MLODKD ?(,!- Ktmft rmlh that ibe most complete stock er 1ttt Mr. ,ei, inns in tne eny is at ' "'ii l fourth street. c. At . mi: Km, 74 West Fourth at. A full Ilm 1 . Ol MUHt ttd insiriiBjrKisUliner ih rare ef da. ua .100 A In IMS w ivn;i IB A lMrasant and Lucrative Employment!!! 4 OMNTN wanted in sell r. Frost'i London Vtgot able Blllloos Pills tbrouohoiii the Western UlesWe want Induslrleus and active menlosaovasslhe roustry lhnrouhl)f,tBd deposit mtdlrlari eltievf ry family. Wo are employlag Affe at to eaavaat oa footer with horse and buggy, at the following terms Ct.nvaeaersnn font per year. 8SOtVen horseba, k .83UO) with hotsetnd buggy, 1388, Agents sre required to furnish hortet and tugglee. laaddlllaalolhaahove aalart, we defray all as poaooe laotdeal I the business. Ills aa agreeable ami iieaumui occupation ror yea eg men, giving them t good npporliilty to male meaev, wlthonl the P,,.. nniiy or sustaining lots aceriiing I from telling on eo miss loa ton. Applieaais should apply in person, or adi, If further Information be deslieo,the Proprio .lres tors by letter Nooaewillbe employed for a less term lhaa one yeer, aad we Wilt aaler lalo a written contract le lhaloaWel We shall reuulresesurlty la all rases If ws are not personally acquainted w4lh the applicant, ae weshall entrust In his eustody monies, atootelHes. books aad receipts, lo the amount e from Sve hundrel to three thousand dollars VI KMuM AW cetera ofltoo, Bo. 7 North Meridian si., Indianapolls, lad. raetOraoStse, N,. 4 rieUlirr street. Ns York. All eottmuaUatioos rslatlag g busluaas it the Wet should bt tt Or cosed I lotho Ws.tara OsttC.

RAWSON VAILE

Attorney at Law, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. All u si neee eatrteted to hit care, In the Supreme, Circuit, and other Courts ef lodlaaa. and In the 0 8. Circuit and lMetrtel Courts for the IHstrict or lu liars. will receive prompt alteiilloa BB'peelal attention given to lion of iMhas In any tart ef ( OfflCSOoe door east of Ha the Sxurliif. and the State. sf Harriot 'a aaak, Uti floor. Jtsty tSSwswaf j S500.00 REWARD WTJILL BB U1VBN roK THk. I u Ml I IOh' ABB Wf punlthmetl of the nunierwusseoundrels ffatlty of unlawfully modeling with my rigbu in tnatetcelleal article, pateutod by the nam of A new and useful ereparatloB of Sugar, called Table Wanna, er Am ateur Honey. None but the consummatelv Ignorant ever mlstak a copy right for a Ptbt Night; the former estate et, tained of any clerk of a District or the l ulled States Ooart, far one dellar; and only secures at ladtvlSuai In his or her arrangement ef words oa paper, at aa aipreesloa of one er more Ideas. While Ua tatter, t patent (to or for s) right ousts from thirty to Sve hue dred dollars, and oaa be obtained .paly at the Patent Office, at the Cltyef Washington, P. C, and Is sot at til applicable to wordi tad aeattseet on paper. (Ite Laws j Prise of Individual or family rights, SS. Territory and family rights are fernsehest to dealers ot liberal term. A rtelpe Is not t llotnte or right. No lloease'or right Is valid, that to net given ander my hand, or that of some other authorised Individual. Caution U the parcel of Safety, M Kit A No BUTTEKFIELD, Patrmtkr INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA "OrrUI or'N. iri' 'A esi. h New Xork, aiareh tfTth, 188. Ma. M. BuTTttrli.n;-Bir, Vou have made a vary useful discovery. We shall proceed with your cast without delay """m "Vn 'a"' M' A new and useful Improved preparation of sugar, called Table Manna. THK PATBHT." A Rlahtand formula will bt forwarded, free of pot tage, to publishers giving the nhove, together with thie note, a place In an Issue of the. r publication, on my receiving a copy. m. B. aug ai, 3w am. Ezecator' Notice. LBTTBBB TAUT A M BNT A R T OR TUB LAST WILL and testament ef Ototae Sanw, late of Mtrion county, Indiana, aave been issued SO sue uuuer.igueu. bv the Olark of the Court of Common Pleat of said County; and we have undertaken the execution of said will. Hit estate of tald Oeorge satita is pronaniy oivtnt. 01 LBS 0. SMITH. WILLIAM C . SMITH, augSISw Biecutors. Indiana FEIALE COLLEdiE, INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA rK PALL QUART BR 01" THIS lNnTlTCTIOll will commence on Tneeday, September 1st. Far particulars as to terms, dee , make application io we Preeldent, B. T. HOfT. aug 14 3w. NOTICE. WARTBD Situations by two yonng la. tee competent to teach In the Rngtiah. Classier 1 and Ornamental depaitments. They would prefer a situation together Before tioee. William 8. Prettlst, Mongooulnong, La Orange county, Indiana, and N. O. Kno, M. D , WoleoUville. I.a Grange county, Indiana. Address Francis Mston, Woioottvllit, ind. Aug. U 3 BROOKVILLE COLLEGE! nHK next term ntthis Institution will commence) on MONDAY, August 31. The President wlllbe assisted by John P. Bouse, A. B., and other competent teachers, and every effort will be exerted to render the College worthy the patronage or ait. Mit Ballte Lockwood, M. K. L., will contlaae her connection with the college as teacher of toe Piano Forte, euitar and atelodeou. Her tBcceat In this de partment daring the pact year, has Baerl ted and called forth the highest encomium of the moat experienced Jair- . . Tds course or stuay comprises tnree nepartmenu. via: The Preparatory, Academic and Collegiate. In the Preparatory Department there are two claaee - the Primary aad Advanced eines. Special attention will ba given to those classes by the President, with the bona that the highest satisfaction may ba given. Rone other tban a llvsand experienced teacher wlllbe employed In this Department. Terms ofTultion. PRKPABATOKT DEPARTMENT. Primary Clus, per term $9 HO Advanced do do 9,30 No C harre for Janitor fees in this Department. Academic Department, x.r term $4.00 Collegiate do do 7O0 Janitor's foes SS No deduction will be made for abteaee, except in case of protracted personal steknesu. All patrons reasonably dissatisfied with Uta progress tnd discipline of their children or. ward trt not required to pay their tuition fesa. It It toe determination of the Beard of Instruction to endeavor to make this Institution distinguished for thoroughness) to scholarship and excellence Indiscipline. It It very deearable that pupils should bo present st ths beginning of the term. In order to secure the hnprovement desired. Applicalloa for admission, or for information In reference lo boarding, maybe mads to tbo President, QUO. A. CHASE, Brook vllle College, aug id Am3w. FARMERS PORTABLE MILLS. FELTON'B PATENT:i855 ;i856 For Grinding all kinds of Grain, AND Crushing corn and cobs, and corn in the husks. THESE '.MILLS have lately been Improved, with 8TUL CORN-COB CBACKBK8, and a complete Sifter attached for boltlrf Corn Meal for family use. Ae a complete Portable Mill for all purpose of the Term, they are acknowledged, by all odoa, to be the most durable and economical mills in the country. They are put up all rea'ly for attaching the power, and require no extra skill lo operate and keep them In order. No. S, the farmer' Ige, grinds from five to fifteen bushels i er hour, according to the fineness, with two or thru horte power. Ho. 3, for Grist aad saw mill use, grinds 19 to IS bushels per hoar, according to the fineness, with 4 or 6 horns power. Complete none Powers, Corn nnd wheat Bolt,belts Ac, furnished at the Manufacturers price. A liberal discount made to wholesale dealers and agents, full directions for starting and dressing accompany each mill. For Mills and Territory, apply to H.T. LAWTON. Proprietor for Indiana, Illinois and Minnesota. Office, at the City Fouvdery Baltdiaga, (Into Underbill A Co's,) on Pennsylvania street, two squares south of Odd Kellows Ball. REFERENOE8, Members of the State Board of jigricultnre, Indiana; Messrs. Howe A Rush, lalayeue lnd.; Was, Overman, Esq., Rnlghtstown, Ind.; 1. Dtv'.s A Co., Indianapoll., Ind.; P. W.Oates et Co., Chicago, 111.; Rug (let, Nourst A Maeoa. Botun, Mus; Messrs. Pratt A Co.. Fort Wayne, Ina.: N. Heyden, Esq , lndltntpolis.lod,; Hasselman Vinton; Indianapolis, lad.; Ie Witt A Howell, Cleveland, Ohio; Kosery A Bro. 's, Albany, N. Y. H.D. Kmerj f Co., Chltafe, 1111uola. Jily j S. C. FRINK, M, J)m DENTIST. TAXES THIS METHOD 07 INFORMING THS X tautens of Indianapolis and vicfnlty that he baa taken up a permanent residence among them for the practice of his Profession HavlrhThsl tbo eaportearoof a lane and succour fulprtciteo tnlhe city of Brooklyn, Row York, the last 7 years, combines with a determination toe seel, does not hesitate to say. that any persons who Mod Dertal operations, nnd wish them executed In the moil ikllfful tnd finished manner, sriAeef tkt incrmsesjteac of rewsaW frtals, ntay feel the fullest confidence In blm aa a Dentist of eslablshed roputatlon. Incorruptible Porcelain tooth Inserted on tioUl Milvor or Platlna, with his Improved eonUnuout Uum. colored to life, from one to aa entire net, which Bar beauty and life-like appearance cauuot be surpassed. Kvery operation necessary forthtprtsenrtliontnd beauty of the human tooth will be perform In the moel careful, thorough aud perfect manne r. and at prices which cannot fall logiveaatlafactloa. All work warranted to perf irmthe services nromtsed. The best of reference given when requited. Oaiee from B a. to 8 r. SI. Otlce over the Hank of tbe Capitol, trst Boor. Bo. 8 Beat Waablatrton et. r me capit MB! MV8XO! xviusic: Piano Fortes and Melodeons. TUR BUKSCRIBKRa KKKP CORSTARTI.T N hand a tompUte etortiaenl vf I'lann Fortes, freer the boil makers In Iht I'nlttd tti s. nt KattoBB pricoi Also, Sheet Music, Instruction Books. AND ALL KIN0SOF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS! Plsasoeall alths INDIANA Ml' Sic STORE, NO. a BATIK MOUBI, INDiaNA I'OLISB 1N3D. W1M.ABD a BTOWFl.t amy SJsf XVLäcIC Ail Gunrv rvnntumnu att'cM ab bhirtb While aad Faocy Cellars, Boootao, Cravats.aad

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A 1TIW AMD ELEGANT HOTEL Jaat Opened at IND ANAPOLIS. ZND. ILr This hemse shall be kept lafrrl r le none lu the United States, and charge slml I be equitable. F. tOMliMnii, Jr., I'roprit'lor. FREE OMNIBUS Running From 'Depot in Unti l. aug If tf ! Important to Young Men I ! ! VTK YOC WISH TO ACgl.'IRB A CuMPl.KIK X know ledge of Book Heaping lu all It brauI.e.. till. Ml.) AYDNN'SMKRCANTILK COLLKuK, At indlnnnpolls, where each student Is drilled at the deak, step by stop, until he ha mastered the entire routine of an accountant's dutlo, auJI.fullj qualified for tahlng charge of any art of liooks. 1'or a circular coulainlnj full particulars, ad ) dre. tin- rrinclpul, J. C. HAYDEN, I!N DIAN Al'OLIS, IN aug it if 1 OP DISSOLUTION OF PART;NEHSJI1P. rhV Ptitntrshln heretofore tillng between J. J. Dtt'M nnd J. r. Hill, utnier ihn title of Drum k Hill, was dia.olvid on July 1st, hy cunsaut of the parties concerned. All the uosettled bunlnes of .aid I to firm will be settle! by J. P. Hill, towhnruall payment will be made. We now call on all who are Indebted to us to make Immediate payment, aa the business must be closed without delay. JA Mi.- J. URl'M, Ang. 14 3m JOHN P. HILL. THE OLD GREY MARE. KV OHBY MARK, aged al ut III years, a'wul UW ATA toon and a half hands hlg!i, shod before, end a iTttT wind broken, .traced fr nn u.v prom ses, near Palrflald, Ind., on theSPth day of Jaly. She rsrks trots. Any person rtturaiug iter, or giving information aa to htr wherahoalS, shall b liberally rewarded. AegTSw CLBMPSON B. MOORK. AGENTS WANTED! 1 9 A Per month! Here ts a rare chance for 1 O Vie a few young men to make a large salary without investing acapita). TV- above Is no "three cent catch penny, " or humbug to Introduce Patent Medicines. Hooks, Be. for an outfit, enclose stamps ior return nosuga. Aoareaa t: ."rl l AH IKTKK, Box No 8, Uwrence, Maas. aug? 3m RISING SUN INSURANCE (U, KISiriG HUN, IMi. Authorluod Capital, ftlOO.OOO. B0RD OF DIBF. CT0IIS . HtTUWtv, 7. C. Wells, B. B. Ixbiko, W. H, Powell, Wat.T. Patb, Johw Gbacb, H.P. Clobb, J. B. Buiih. Geo. OiLLasrtt. J.P. Ulbbt, H. J. Hathawat, J. W. I a i. do i i , S. F. COVINOTOR. H. HATHAWAY, I'rost. B. J. Hataam-at, Rec'y. IO Fire and Marino risks taken :,t oultable ratet, IO All persons desiring insurance will call on JHO. W. KRKI.Y, Aosht, at Brookvlile. B. P. COVINGTON, General A cent. ap!7 57 RELIABLE SHIRTS, READY MADE OH MADS TO ORDEli Aay ( uaniJi v . Qaalliy or Hit lo An ondloHS variety of Gloves, Hosiery, Undershirts, Drtwers, Nook Tint, Pocket Hikft, Morn ' Holts, tfFSBflBKewfSs, Indies' and Gents' best quality kid glovoa at SAAC P. SMITH, Bo. 10 Fast Fifth Streel,oip letho Donnison House, OINCI ATT , OHIO. Hovltly ' II AA?IA 8 1M7A, WHOLKSALB AN I KKTAII. DRAI.KKS IN DRUGS. ZvXEDICNES, iiruiial InMlriimeiifN, PAINTS- 01X5 VARNISHES. DVE 8TTJ1TSPalal, Varalah' Malr, and Cloth Brnahea, Patent Medicines, Fancy Soaps. Pcrfumcry, OttteMf, Flint nnd Oree.i Olasrwar", Window Glaes, Pntty, FlrePruof Paint (dry and in oil I, White and Brown .Inc Paint, Ac, Ac, NO. 40 EAST WASHINGTON KT., IND -A. IST -A POIL.IS, IlSrr). aprlCl7,T PENDING. t. b. normt. Por preserving g Fruits, TegvUblea, Ae. Ths only Can ever made requiring NO WAX, SOLDER, OR CEMENT! Acknowledged by all who see them, toe BSATEBT, BATEST, A MOOT C0TVEXIE5T CAN 1 USX. They are easily SKALKD and OPKRKD, and easr fad to Prmtrv Fbdits, Yigxtaslu, Ac, to a ftrtcCy früh itaU. They son be used year after rear. Dhwttkmj fcr putting up all kinds of Fruits, Vegetables, Ac., will accompany the Cans. Every Can Warranted. AätTlnnsrs and others supplied with our Improved Belf Scaling tops In any quantity. IV A a- rt. aaat t stprnis Ffuniru. W. O- LUDLOW At CO. 281 Wslnut St., below Sixth. l?nCINNATI OHIOSTEAM MARBLE WORKS. OHARLE8 SUCCBlailB TO LUWKY A BULK, Corner Broadway and Fifth Street. Cincinnati. Chi.. Monument. Tomb and Grave Stones, Slarble Mantles and Ntatnary, Baptismal Fonts, Maural Tnb'el. Urns, Taeee, (iarden Figures, Cabinet and Counter Hiebe, Ac, Ac, constantly mi hand and furnished In onter. The trade iiipllel it), Mm l ie In lt, k snd Mats or Sawed to onlor. MarebM.Mily H 0l. I'ltKMIl flies u lit Olnt it In it IllStl "f IMtu M. 'liml'' ntltuW WAR rEO TO THIS CAN MST I arln lb. tiimnr I tAstr 5e.it.au, art. m mmS ftBssS rr! MM, ml i tail. Ho8lfa8wstN M A ' 1 Th. IK i tp.aiv .. thr I .r... a Ks UMUmm raitla ap all ktaa fr Yr sft-r V aa-l ' ail, "HI "ni.n,v th ' BCverv latat wirr"-. attta-telt wr nvl wma i.n - n'" Jtatati tossr roe in " ttv uT i in it tili niN Jtrtrt a t ', ALMF.h UllKtitm r. PATKNT ACIKNT AND ATToKMiV WASKKOTON D- " ioVf'K'S HTAIt MILL, OBI N DIN in w oob, Bommony, or Meal, and gsneral Nt,,h Feed Prlcee. Be. 4, 8M. Bo. 3, Bta, Be Cell and ';.' MreekfUle, Ist. TTFIB a KIMBLK.

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SPANISH TH GREAT PÜKIFIEXOF THX BLOOD II Tili: HKST ALTERATIVE KNOWN! S'ot a Particle of Mercury in it 1 1 An Infallible re.neJy for rorula, Klags Rvll KUeu laatiam, OweasnWat Cumneous Kruptlons, Pimples, or Pustule on the face. Hiovshae. Boils, Ag-ae and Fever, Ciroale Sore Byes, Klugworm, r Tetter. Boald Hand, Knlargemea- ted peln ef the bones and Jolale.Salt Kbeum. Ntubborn Uleera, hvphllttn L i solders, and all dkttaao trttltg from aninladltlota use of Mercurv, I m prudence la Life, er Impurity of tot I t e e a . Thlsgreat alterative med lei ae and Partner ef the blood Is now used by ihoueaude of grateful patients from nil perls of Iht United State., who testily dally to the reinarkablu oures performed by the greatest of all medicines, "Carter's Npei.lsb Mlature." Kh.u mull - in. Beuralgla, Scrofula, Kruptlons oa the skin. Liver disease, rovers, Uletrs, old aorea, aBectloo of Ibe kldne)s, Oleattot of the laretl, Female coaiplalnta, Pains aad aching of the Bones aad Joints sre speoüty putlotlgbiby using tbl lue.it enable rem. do. I For til diseases of tot blood, nothing hat ytl been round to rotiptrt with It. It cleanses lbs system of all I rape title, act gently and etriciuuUy unite Live r r and Kidneys, and strengthenadtgweUon. gives tonlo the stomach, makes the ekln eleer and bealtoyesasj rcstoreslbe i onsll lull., enfeebled by dtatate.or broken down by the egeeetet Sf yeath, tolls prtoUna vigor and strength, Por the olseaeae of Females tl parlleularla appll otble, and wherever llhaeb0me known, is rwgular pretcrlbod with the happiest sflhett ll lnvlgokted the weak aud debilitated1, and Imparls etoeUcleY to the worh nut frame, ll elears the akin aad lea as the patient rresh and vigorous; t stogie bottle oi thlsleesliintblt remedy la worth mora that til Iht to calico Karsaparlllastn e t Islence. The large number of certlSoates which we hare received from all partaef the Unlud MUtoe, is the best evidence thai there It no humbug in It. Tho press, the hotel-keepers, magislralss, physicians, and public mnn,welt known to tne community, all add their testimony to the wooderfute effects of this Urrat Blood Purifier. Call on the agent tnd get in al rnaner, aad read the details of the wonderfuleures performed by Carter's Spanish Mixture, (In moel oaees where everything else had signally failed. The limits or aa advertise" meal will not admit their lull insertion. WM, S. BEEKS & CO., Proprietors, No. 304 Broadway, N. Y. To whom til orders mutt be directed. I'..r sale by all country merchants and druggists In the United Mieles and Oanadaa, and by ai" W Halle, !irk viile; A, M. Caae, Row Trenton; Jaaaee Turner, r-slrrkM; Chtrlti Van Camp, Metomora; T. Otfford 4- Co., Laurel, aad H. Khriner, Andersonvllle. OWn WILLIAMS. KAW80N VAlLt. H ILLlAIflS V VAlaLE, LAND AGENTS & COLLECTORS, H0- 23 KAST WASHIHGTOR BT ZjVTTDrAJTPOZeXB, IjNTT3. Will exchange, Pnrehaae, Bent and mak sale of all all kinds of Real Estate, on Commission; Locate Land Warrants, Make Investment, I'ay Taxee, Ksemlu titles, Draft Deeds, Cotracte, Ae. One of the Brm, being an Attorney at Law, will give his special attention to the Securing and Collection of Debts. The other partner, having a thorough acquaintance with the value at real estate, will devote particular attention to this part of their business They have an extensive acquaintance throughout the State of Indiana and In the Western state and Territories generally, and will exert every effort to give general satisfaction. REFKBKNCK8. Stewart A Bo wen, Jno. D. DetVeee, Pree't Central Rank, Indianapolis; Weeks A Stacy, Ft. Dee Moines, Iowa; Hon. Schnyler Colfax, M QL South Bead, lnd; Hon Lewis Burk, Richmond, Ind.; D.F.Cook, Att'y, Maumee City, Ohio: U. 8. Cummlnge, Att'y, Toledo, Ohio; Caufield A Moffist, Grocers, Cincinnati, Uhio, Hen -nah, Oarreston A Co., Cleveland, Ohio; Hon. 0. Bowsn, Hon. Thos. W. Bartley, Hon. Joaiah Scott, Supreme Court of Ohio; Adams A Bucktnghams, Kew Tork City; Lipporn-, ,n, Coffin A Co., Philadelphia; BenJ. Powers, S.Moore, Jr., Bankers, Delaware, Ohio; Ueo. tguiaby, Banker. Bucyrus, Ohio; J. 6; MoraheadA Co., Louisville. Ky. RATES 07 C0MMISSI0H WHEN NO SPECIAL CONTRACT IS MADE. On aalea of 83,000 and under, our commission will he 2 per cent, except when the o m Is lees than -400; from 8.1,000 togo.OLU will be chrrged per coat; from 85, - uoo to i,ww win oecnargea i percent. In all It per cent will he charged on the first 83,000. On all sale ol property while in our hands, commission will be charged, though the sale be consummated by othsr praties. To withdraw property from oar charge, we require two weeks' notice, and in case a contract ia commenced before a withdrawal, our commission mast be paid. TUT We are making arrangements to form business connections with reliable firms In Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska, and Kansas, aad will be prepared to locate Land Warrants, buy, exchange, or - il Western property to advantage, to tboaa wishing to emigrate to a new and growing country. We shall conduct business with promptness and lnteg -rlly, and desire all tboes trusting their proper in ear bends to give us a fair and full deecriptlon of lu location ijuality, advantages and disadvaulagea. Persona wishing to exchange, purchase erteil, we Invite to examine our register. . apri 17,67 DISEASE VANISHED. By Dr. Boback's Scandinavian Berndies. AFTKK years of study, analreia aad experiment, Dr. Koback, the eminent Swoodlsb Physician, succeeded In producing a medicine from tho mountain herbe of his native toad, which acta directly upon the causes of disease lu the blood, and by restoring the corrupted fountain of lire to a eondltlon of health and purity, expels disease from the system wherever It may be located, or whatever may be lu characlor. Indigestion, nervous com plain ta, epileptic ind other flu, coughs, consumption In iU early tUges, aore throat, bronchitis, fever and ague, asthma, low spirits, sexual Incapacity, femenlne weakness, pricking or the skin, symvtomatio or paralysis, rheumatism, neuralgia, tumor, cancer, diabetes, lasitude and debility, diarreah, and all other disorders of the organs of respiration, the liver, tho kidneys, the stomache nerves, or the muscular fibre, are unerringly cured by this preparation. It Is to the matbbis Mon ut, or aeeds or diseaae, what an alkali la to aa acid; it neutralizes tbein with tbtolulo eorUtnly, while at toe same time tt regulate the secretions, removes obstructions from the bowels, eteatesappetlU. renews bodily vigor, and regenerates every animal function. Such is tho nature ,such arc (he effects of Dr. Roback's famous Scandinavian Blood Purifier, which, uken lo oonjuuctlon with bis Blood Pills, will not only obliterate the most painful dleeaees, but prevent their re i urrjnce,tudltOftbeu life far beyond lu ordinary span. To prevent Imposition, purchase only of respectable ilrugglst , etc., of regular agents, 01 or Dr. Roback, sole proprietor and manufacturer, 171 Sycamore-Si., Cincinnati. Hamilton, O , Nov. 10, '55. Dr. Koback,Dotrslrl have read la tho new spa pert many acconnU of cures eflhetod by your Scandinavian remedies, bull consider my own case at least asinterestlng and warreloas as any of theat. 8o htr as you are concerned, one testimonial more or lees U of little consequence. YoorfamelsesUbllshod.tnd my tUtcraent cannot add to your ealebrtty. But lor tbo beoefll or my fellow creatures, I deslr to mtke known the facts. When 1 railed upon you,althelnsuncu or a dear friend, on the 21st or March.lasi, I hadbeeo nine years a ausTbrerfrom catarrh . The Irritation of the nerves and membrane of the head was so Intense that sometimes It almost drove me craij . I could not sleep, and wis never free from utpleatati sanations. At various times Ave different physician had attended on me, each one treated me In his own way, bal none or ihem did meany good. I despaired or ever seeing another well day, and whoa I called at yur consulutlon rooms, had very little hope of relief. Hy your advice, I catered Immediately upon a regular course of your Scandinavian Blood Puriaer and Wood Pills. 1 was encouraged by the cheerful and hopeful way in which you spoke, aad I resolvedstrictly to follow your directions. In lose than a week, all the worst symptoms of my disease began to Uke a milder form, and to continued lo Improve from week to week to week, until, at the end of throe monthi, ray head was entirely relieved, and every trace or the catarrh had left me. Still, however, I continued to lake the remedies for nearly alx weeks longer, because 1 found thoy were building up my strength. sDd lorlifving my constitution.. Six months have paased since the cure was Snished, and I hare experiaeod no relapse. 1 should be glad to see thts lelUr, or the sub stance of ll, In print, for thegntdance of olhort. Vours.wlth heartfelt gratitude, Mrs. AUGUSTUS COOCH. Terre Haute, Ind, Oet. IS, '88. Dr. Roback Mr: The last three Dottles of yonr Blood PuriSertnd the tcoom ponying Pills, hare relieved me of the last vestige or my rheumatism . 1 consider the cure nil but miraculous. After having suffered Urn most acute agony, almost without intermission, lortho last eight years, and being ror throe yearsa cripple, 1 eta scarcely realise the act that at this moment, after having need your Scandinavian Keine, lie. for only three months and a few daya, I am a hale, hearty man, capable ol performine manual labor, and entlroly rroe from pala. Whea Tflrti appllod to you, by letter, for a supply of your medicine, 1 was little better than aa anatomical skeleton. For more than two years I bad never enyoyod one hour or unbroken night reit, tod my mind sinking with my body, bal become greatly enfeebled. Tho very flret bottle wrought a surprising change for the better In my system, eint ter taking tbat wonterful restore tlve,togetbi int Blood run, lor one month, 1 I'gvnertttoa öftrer yealmal feata I mmm loll d...lfl.H t am am feltthalaroi tlon waa In , at el year of rliptimttliin k as free frees every syaaptoaa Off as ai mi. mere eaa no mo eoeot that Ihn wonderiul curo.li'riut lo your remedial aloaa and I am willing. If tt will serve yea, or ladato others to seek reltol rroaa tbo same eourre, that thU latter sfcoold be made public. Voor. Ac, JACOB ATKIBS. Sold by WW Roberts. Indianapolis, f B. Hasan, VI i arm, I. M. W. Halle. Hrookville. Mr,,., . in.: J. N. flcmenU, Kloominggrnvei Dr. Olgbrd, taurel. deiiivmiy BEALS AND PRESSEaS q K.M.N OP PIPTV I.KnKWS OK LISS. WlTB R Hall's ferrusslnn $ I. A BAB l.ll 8... lL Bat a . ni'Btiv ti attr mtirrs t r ikbi, wiin r at n NrTUBjas. Lover,.... . 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DR. FORKHA'S Alterative Balsi, For Internal and External Ute Tina Balm ia warranted to relieve ail Rheumatiarn, SCraias in the Nome, or Stsinal

afToction and Ilyepsypaia, If eadarha, or Hud Neck, TootLacba, Earachr Sort Tiiraew, Horeneas ia tha Breast, Btamumem of Bowel , or Burniog in Uie Braaat, Aribma, Broncui tie Hpraiae aad Bnikees, Burna, Boa Ma gay FroscB Parts, Cramp Choiic and BiiiosiCltoltc, Cholera Bforbut, Pleurisv, Flux Fever aad Agut, Pilo, Corna, Flaah euta w soree, InrlamBtioo ia the Head, (komacli. Bowele or Kidutjs, Hummer Complaittt ot Cbildrrn, Worma, and Inflaniation ol tito Stomach and Bowla, Croup aad Soarlrt Ferer. the raaasa why tbU Balm rest be all thsse eaevsl. oecaeee II rdueee leSaasaaton. aaat atOSSi OS aheeeerwt tions aed nerveoa system into arUoa. ThU power owing te the pocallor cemhtasviloa of Medn al ureses . tie eithoat theit betrai awahrtsteatf. Tho BweawaveN -rretly safe. at SOW tela! Bf Bar i mineral. I will, tf ucee freelr. oet I the llrer, aad all ether eecretiv erf ana. from the Bow. Joha B- tlmUf. ClaetanaM, Harth Olk, 1888 Dr. areho Tali is iht Bret time la mf loat life that 1 have at. waa say earns la risimmsnd0t.ua of ear motieta, as a geaoral rsmedv, thoagh I have efftaa teen tottettod. I have oeod yor Allenstive BaUaa Sm nearly two years; Brat for the rhoomta sm to my Ist tad knee, of which I was nearly a srlppH Uot, Bt very as rare hisSsse oa tws of my f easily , Uoo a vie loot attack of diarrhea oa atyeelt; thes fur laasnmtKwowfer boras, oralett, tad for t very sever oaea of sue neck, brought oa by a vloteat cold, and I Ihuk I hate had good proof of IU medical psnpotBet, In a great many of ths dlssasss for whtah yoe roes aim pad H, east 1 hare not rowad it U fall ta a Hagle owe of theat. SUIl, I do aot aar that U at aa Infallible care, yet it is my aober aoo slot lea, that B U the hoot coapoaad for tatet vesaedlea for which ll U root atawtoAad, that I btr ever tried, and I have tried asaay. I wlU eol, t , I swat procare it: oe witaeai it ia my mmtly far any eo eratlon. Hoping that yea will still roatinas to pound It boa est ly. aad that ll atay relieve l of soCerera, I asset heartily n Ti" It to ear tel low-cltlsoas oaa moot esceUeat Family MeeBeJae. Tears, efecUoaat ely 3. B. r IN LAI Csr tiB rate from D. L. Starr. I bsyve know a htr. Births 'c Alterative Balm to perform t very sitraordiaary tare apoo a bora that was very badly eat, toamttmo ataee 1 used It oajoratlly , srhjh good sAoot. I hctieve U U be a perfectly safe aad efloacloas remedy le be need la many auss latent. L. D. ST ABB Bov. 81, 1888. Pokaaov.O., Dee. 1, t. Da. PeattUI Tour modlelao has eomnletety cored mo, tad I am halo and stoat, aad ae algae ad Shewmatt patas ahoat mo, 1 eat very thankful that yoa made yonr aposaownee lathis place. Toe only regret Inowhavo It. i hat yoa did oet oetae sooam, ae mash raShring tad tiptoes weald haroboeo deoe away. I hope yoa may a way, bo aaliiaafaU aa with ate. and Uve to a good old age, aad never sogar with tha Bhsumttltm. I havs only used what Balm 1 boogbl of vou , aad am bow a tear ataa . ioort truly , B0BT. BBaBTT. LrratT Palao, Meigs eo . , U . , Dot. IB JBt. Da. Foasru -DoaA Bta: Tow will roeaileti sellii Hing nte ons doaan bottles of your ABoraUre BsUm i board tho stotmer Ohio Be. Boo bet awward trio, eat the Mh or IOxhof Movemher laet. 1 have soMM en I about I all but two astUoa, aad eaa any so far as I havataoa and known It triad It hat cared atore list aad ia 8 tAofhtr Urns, than aay medtelae I over know. It haa already become popular her, aad I eoald teil a large quantity ef tt If It waa generally known ihot I always had It oa hand. I sbould bo glad if yoa would appoint mo eels agont far ths aale of it In this place, Inasmuch as tha ether Btcrchaau la tho place are agents for other seed Urines oet worth half eo muck . tf yea do so, I will do all I eaa to give lhasedtwts o Wido circulation At all svenU, pleoeo to readme ono doata each of your different sited beulte, and oblige. Your.. H . t. LA WAY . TO THK PTBLIC. ThU la toeortlfy that my wire wat aflllcted with the spinal affection aad dyspeetut ror nine years, tnd a Urge portion ef that tlms confined to her room. Three joint or her hack bone were thrown out or plaee aad curved, caused hy dlaaaae aad pain. Sbowasqnlir bowed down la her stature daring bsrillivoss. , had three physicians atUndUg bar during the prlaol1 al wart e? her 11 bases, bal she eirTteeaid aa permanent roller from their atssartaliiaa I tftm wrwa procarod ono bottle or Dr. Förtha 't AlttrtUvs Balm, and hy tho Urns tho had need that beule she feat great relief. She need hat aevea bottles, whea ehe waa entirely cured, sound aad well, of her dlsoaaee, tad her back-bone haa loot Its cxtvsl aad ehe Ii as straight la her stature at aha waa previous to tho at tank. Ws hereby certify that we Relieve the Balm to be the boot medietas ia aaa, aad we Hieve It to be a certain cure for th spinal BStotiia aad dyspepsia, aad cannot too highly roeoonaaead It to aay poraoa afflletod with the above disease. Wo alte aast It aa sir, tea I cure la many other la whteh wa havs tried it la oar family. (glgiod) ALBX. MARY U rnehberg, Highland aa., ., Jaa. S.'SS. CLAKK. CLAKK Lyaehbttrg. Highland eo.. Jaa 8. - al. is lo eerUfr that 1 bav been aBLcUd f-e aevea or eight years with the spinal affwsUoa aad dywpepata, aad a pan of that Brno was eon fined to my bed I had tried the various remedies prseerlbod by the pby l -elans who attended am, bat totolttBeepireaaBsalrtlief until I tried Dr. Poraha's AlUraU.e Balm. By tho Uae I had aaed three or four bottles I fell groat relief, and I had not need mere than aevea bottles an til I wat sntlrsly eared ef tho above named diseases I tool It das the pubile. at wall ae to Dr. Parana to sum the above sewed facto, aad to aay that I boBrre tha BALM to ho the boot medietas la use, aad I cannot rinntmiaS It too highly ta neatlag a ami ny I hare aaed It it many other rates ia my family for which It waa rinsmmsaflid, aad It haa given entire satlstacUoa In all cases. Joan wAtawa. I am well acquainted with Alexander Clark aad has w If, and also Joha Walker, aad I knew the above it to ae atattors or met , ast taey are psisiios off rtopeeuWUtrtadee udor A. OIBLKB. I can rooommead Mr. Poraha's A Iterativ Balm as being the beet medicine I ever aaed for aamps aad pain. Whoa I hod the Cholera I i I asnpil Vary much, aad la lots ths a one miaut I was relieved of all pains. I hare tried M Bar est, braises, aad borne, aad found it to give lmmedlaureliei. 1 was taken with a severs pain In the hash 1 eoald aot stralghtea myself aad 1 only rubbed it twice, and tha pale loft mo, aad I wat as welt ae I ever was. It U goad lor hsadaches; my sob was attacked with a severe beadsache tad In oao-hair hoar after bathing hi hood, he wot reltsTod. Yoara, raaactfally , Certiacate from K . H. HabWe, of the Claeeanati ei Co. We had a horte throws ever board from a Coal Plat, between two statu, aad fiaet la ths gears at tho time, and a sUsmboat passing, which lammed the boats together, with the horte struggling at the tun. Bo vat Tory seh tat and braised. Ahrrwe got aim cut we applied Mr. Ferwha'e Alterative BkdmfreeJy to the euta and braces, expoctlag, hotrovwr thaw tawbsew wat rained. But after .toad log about thirty -oU heart, ths horse was put to work, as wsll ns ever, except the scare In cnaseajweae of the eetas he got. And we woaid cueerf ally iscBoawsBt It to the public at the best msdieine w havs ased, and ws hare tried all of the dlSerenl kiado that are la ate. I concur with othsr Is recommending Dr. Furaha's Alterative Balm aa tue beat ased Ida we have e.er ussd for hs aad aaeo for cats aad hroUesoa the bumaa person. B. S. Hisels OmthlatltfriT Chat. B. Bryant, lUsj. UlncUeaU. Jaa, 1 1, 'SO. During ths summer aad fall ef 1849 1 wat oalto IU at different time, from disease of the itemmth aa4 bow els By the first or December, the eomplaiat had rwe through the various stages of the diarrhea aad dysentery and finally the pile aot la to complete tbe aiaaeet InlUcr able physical mieery to wkicb tbl latter eettptalal fro quratlv surgotu Ut rafftrw. 1 had been coaflaod to uy bed for about a week with iht laet computet, aad wat vtry muea rotuood. I bad a nailed to a aklBral physician, who had proscribed fee several Urs. hol I was no evident synxtosae of reeevwry. At to I. point of time, Porsba's alterative hWlm eaase anowr nty ebew va tlon. By considerable persuasion, I waa iadwsad to Uko It m mall doses ef a toswwoeafoU oe oftoo oaa paroxism of the diseaoe oamooa. I had lakaa tatnt throe ef the- doses, whoa 1 felt decidedly bettor aad afterward recovered wl k sach rapidity that la two days tftor 1 commenced takiat the Bala, I was entirely free from the effects of tbo disease. I believe Ibe Halm U aa csfOOiUnt r im 1 1 for drspepoat and lu kindred eemplalau, dyerrhea dysoatery and the piles. I haws made thU tuwmcet at the re OOOOt of Mr. roroha, who ktadUy asyerod aso theaxodi cine wnien i believe oBtoiod a eare la thoahars aaeo. Bathntfally yoart, Cbab. BavakT Wholseaalo Dopet, at 3. A C. Betkbtrt's, Bo. Bl r rarl St., Cta. ' Tr. Korsbo's Drug Btors. Borth slds or Pinn si doors east or Hmith Ola. 0. NA VK VOIR HIOIVEY! nr to wat or GREAT BARGAINS!! WBrCI YOC CAB IAYB BT OOIBO TO T0USEY & BYRaSJtl'S EMPORIUM OF CHEAP GOODS! Where yoa will And oee of the largest and laset selortsst DRY GOODS Kver oft red In this elty. A tat, t very beery . h ef S-ltly, Tapestry. lagroia, aad 4wet CARPETINOH, OIlrCLOTHS, MATTIMfH, HI Ac , All of which will be sold cat the moel il l 1 als, a gareJ awasrtateal ef HOUE niawMIHIKG GOOD! Kaahraatag 8-4.1-4. 10-4, aad 11-4 kaarWI BABemwABC. 1MI.I deute, ae.. ae.; st tosavt to pee tooaor lhaa htet year's artsot, Wt alto keep a stoak e? OOlrOBBT) AMD WfltlTB CABPBT WaAP, COTTON TaBNB, Coviilet Chain, Üc , Whstb wUI ho aohl ta waailttos to ealt 1 11 ihssiii JCpWs psaTtlsalarly dl lb alte a Ueo of the Lodtee to tar Dress Goods A Shawl Depart mtntl Wear I hey will Bad the Ulest 81 y War and mu fallern la Ibe marhel j; , H.n ar-. all lhir.es Bsmttabsrt thalth to hot BKArOfKtMMat TOIISBT A IIVKAUX B0 70 BAST filllimi ST . 1NDIANAPOLIB, ZXTaO. April IB, 1881. J1W B, DtMlrOP, tea lor la Ptocy aad tmTUf tsoodo ef the latest Bayte. fOryetel talooo Uaee Btmu) soraer ef sfartdlta aad WasMagtc 1 wooh