Indiana American, Volume 25, Number 42, Brookville, Franklin County, 2 October 1857 — Page 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS COURIER Ws snnounceti laat week tbe traoafer of tbw paper from its proprietor to a firm who intend to publish a true Democratic papar. It will be ably flit.-., if tbe apecimen already iaaued are indexes to hat will follow. Uj way of variety, and to ahow our devotion to Wright Democracy, aa well as to ahow bow this new paper ia likely I curry Brigbtiam, we copy the following from ita columns. We knew there waa abundant materiel for a good fight, if tbere waa any one to fight it out :

THE RJMPON 81 B ILITY . That the Republican majority in the Stete Senate " mainly reaponaible for nonlcgialation last winter, .very candid mind wfll admit But when they left this eity there waa a remedy for the evil, which they brought abool Thai remedy waa the mi mediate re-cell of the Legislature in extra seaeion. If that had been done and they again failed to discharge their duties, the reeponaibility would have been fixed upon tbe right shoulders That has not been done, nor ia there much, if any, probability that it will be The Executive for his failure to discharge a plain duty, baa assumed bis share of the responsibility, for whieh he will, perhaps, be held to an account some day. While upon this subject we would say to those who have assumed to oontrol the destinies of the Democratic party in this State, that making provision for the opening of tbe Benevolent Institutions, although called for by every charitable motive, docs not do away with the necessity for an extra session of the Legislature The cloeing of the institutions was but a part of the evil which we are !iks to from the failure to pass the laws required to carry on the government There ia, now, no law Axing the rate of taxation for StaU purposes, and without rer enue, no money can be legally pended by the flute officers The interest upon State bonds falls due semi-annually in January and July. It is said that the money now in and to come into the treasury will leave no more than enough to pay the January interest The next July interest cannot be paid, our State will be discredited and tbe Waheidi and Brie Canal bond holders, under the oroviaon of the Butler bill, can claim indemnity. That claim will be that the canal be taken back by the State at a cost of ten millions of dollars. Repudiation will be the cry agMnet Indiana as it has has been against Mississippi. But it ia said the evil can be remedied byborrowing money. Where is there any law for that ? What would be our condition aa a people if we were once within the grasping power of a sordid corporation T Having once done the State an apparent fmor, she would presume to demand in payment for past generosities, additional franchises and exclusive privileges to the injury of the people at large. Again it i. well known that the present appraisement of real estate for taxation is unequal and unjust, the man of small means paying more taxes in proportion to his wealth (if it be personal) than the rich landlord. This appraisement, msde years ago, cannot bo changed without action of the general assembly. Such are a few of the ovils for which there is hut one remedy, ancT trial remedy will not be applied. The motives which prompt the mere politician, who now holds the helm of State, to withhold this remedy, are obvious, and as we shall again refer to this subject, they shall be oxamined. WISDOM We have two Supreme Judges in this State who have tried to resign their positions. But it seems they had not sense enough to frame a resignation. The Governor and Attorney General, fruitful iu doubtful expedient, and opinion., have so decided. His excellency has already gone far to usurp the legislative and judicial power of the State, and to abrogate the rights of the people, and spurn the wishes of the Democratic party. Hadn't be better make a clean sweep of it? What is the necessity for Su preme Judges ? Tbere is tbe Attorney General 11 right on the goose who can give more opinions than all of them ; and if his opinions are not good law, what matters it, when His Excellency is resolved to disregard all taw, and usurp all power ? Moat wise Governor! Most learned Attorney General! Happy day for Bank sharks, swamp land swindlers, and pot-houso aspirants ! No Legislature to provide laws no Judiciary to execute or expound them all functions of Government centered in the Governor and his minions. Happy people! You ought to be thankful that such honest and nble hands are determined to relieve you of the earea of government ! LOBS 07 TEE CALIFORNIA BTKAXXB CUT TRAL AMERICA The New York paoers are tii' '. with the painful details of this heart-rendingdisaster, by which not leas than four hundred human lives have U-en lost, about 160 onb-out of the whole number on board having been saved. Among the lost was Kufua A. Lockwood, K-j an eminent lawyer of San Francutcda, formerly of Lafayetto in this State, lie together with his wife, son and two daughters, were on their way to Lafayette. Mrs. Lock wood and all her children were saved, having been taken from the sinking steamer and put on board the brig Marine by a small boat. We see by the N. Y. Tribune, that they hare safely arrived in that city on their way to Lafavesse. The chief engineer of the Central America has been severely conaured for having deserted the ship in her distress. It ia said that the owners and underwriters hold hin conduct to have ben inexcusaR1P0RT 07 THJ BARK IH7E8TIOATI05 From s psmtrraph ia the Sentinel of toJay, it appear that this document is st last linished. We msy nx'i&m the report nt some lentrth hereafter. From what we liars aeen of it st one time or another, we are well prepared to say that it contains proof of the asoai ati-oemus fraud ever perorated upon the people of ths State, tat every votsr who ean procure a copy, read it that he may learn the paternity ofthat redbacked dragon whose fanga are festering in the political vital of our State Head it Voo will see, depicted, as "through a , darklv a portion of the secret hietnry of one of our late Lejjislnturra Of ra.. hull' the truth rould not he reached, as the perpetrators of the infamy were al to e solo sources of ths evidence ; but haa heii olicited to show the rottenof the times, and the corruptions which have crept into our local polities

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CAM COUNTY USOLUnONS Tbe Democratic County Convention of Leas, held at Loganaport on the 12 mat unanimon.lypM.ed tbe following wjota - lions in regard to State policy. It will be M n ll.ut i niiv.in tii in r.,.lv. . f h lit i 1m proceed be pnbliahed in the State Sent:.i i v. r .v.. ,.. ,i I. UM. MV lllUKCil VI .UM UULUt W " . . . not see tit to give them a place in its columns. Why tbe staunch and reliable Democracy of Cass Ceuuty is thus ignored by a paper claiming to be the central organ af the party, U no myatery to us Had thoir proceedings like the speech of Judge Hughs at Greenfield, been a sort of kiss and make up affair between them and the new State Bank, we have no sort of doubt they would have found a most welcome place in the columns of the Sentinel. 8. A. Hall, from the committee reported the followingresotations: Resulted, That the Democrecy of Cass County reioiee in the judgmeut rendered at the ballot-box in favor of Democratic principles, redeeming the lower House of ('onzresH from the control of a factious ma jority, again placing all the departments of the general government in the hauds of the National Democracy, and clearly indicating that although falsehood and secret organisations may temporarily succeed, the ''sober second thought" will always sustain the party that relies upon the intelligence and virtue of the American people. Resolved, That we have full confidence in the patriotism and statesmanship of James Buchanan, and in his ability to carry the country safely through all difficulties at home and abroad. Resolved, That we think tho interests of the State demand that an extra session of the Legislature should be called at an early day. Resolved, That we deem it the duty of the State Executive to order an election for Supremo .Tudgeato fill the vaeancies occasioned by the resignation of Judge Stewart and Uookins, aud that it is the duty of the Democratic State Central Committee to call a Convention at an early day to nominate candidates whether an election is or dered or not Resolved, That Democratic loaders should be respected and sustained no longer than they suatain all the principlea laid down in the Na'ional and State platforms of the Democratic party. Resolved, That all experience teaches that paper money is at war with the rights and interests of the laboring classes that Banking institutions are monopolies which ought not to be created under the sanction of the Legislature that the recent failures of banka confirm the warning of General Jackson against them and that the overthrow of the entire system of paper money banking as now practiced, anould be demanded by the people at the hands of their representatives. Resolved, That the passage of the bill to organise the Bank of the State of Indiana was uncalled for by the people, and an unjustifiable violation of Democratic principles. Resolved, That we believe an Independent Treasury will work as satisfactorily in State as in National finances, aud that it should be established in this State Resolved, That we aro oppoacd to the scheme to transfer the Wabash and Erie 'anal from the bond-holders to the State; that tho consumation of that acheme will fasten upon the people of Indiania an additional debt of seven millions of dollara, requiring the annual payment of half a million dollars in interest and that we demand of our representatives an uncompromising opposiliou to it Resolved, That Know Nothingisin ia a principle which is utterly opposed to that oivil and religious liberty of which we as a people boast and that tho Democratic party is pledged to oppose it under whatever phase it may present itself. Ti resolution were unanimously ad.it tMI On motion of A. M Grsffis, Resolved, That the proceeding, of this Convention be published in tho Democratic Pharos, and State Sentinel. LUXURY AT DELHI A correspondent of the London Illustrated News, writing from Delhi, give the fol' lowing account of the luxurious mode of life prevalent in that city: Luxury, even now, can go no farther in the East than it i. to be found at Delhi Even now all tho best dancing-women, tho bird-tamers, the snake-charmers, the Per-" Mian musicians, the jugglers, congregate from every part, not only of India, but of Asia, at Delhi. Hundreds of romances might be written ef the lives of men and women who, from this degraded close, became Court favorites, and by ready wit, personal beauty, and dark intrigue, ruled where they were wont to serve, and even now, under absolute English rule, dissipation ever holds wildest revelry at Delhi. V oung men, both in the civil and military services, were too soon influenced by the contagious and enervating influences of Delhi and ita Oriental pleasure. Many a noble fortuno, u fine intellect, and the material for high moral character, have yielded before the Circelike temptation of this great Moslem capital; and the song and the dance have followed too quickly the decisions of Courts and the cries of thoso demanding justice at our hands. VIGO C0ÜHTTThe Democracy of Vigo, held a Convention at Terre Hanto on .Saturday last, and selected delegates to attend a State Convention to nominate Supreme Judges Hon. Johx G. Davis was present and addressed the Convention, which was a large and harmonious one. Resolutions were adopted endorsing the present National Administration, and the State Administration of Gov WaiOHT; approving fully, tbe political coarse of their worthy Representative in Congress, Hon. John G. Davis .denouncing outside interference in the political matters of that District against taking back the Wubash and Erie Canal; against all banks, and especially tho new State Bank, and in favor of the aub-treaaurury for the safety of our State funds Tit it Rksiomatio!. Governor Willard has let slip the chance to elect a Democratic Judge to fill the chair of Judge Gookins. For this, the party will doubtless thank him In good time. He wants to appoint; but by his own construction of tbe resignation be can't do that Thus by crooked ways the people are to be diddled out of their constitutional right to cleet two Judgos at the October election, unless they take the mattor in their own hands. Must the Democratic party understand that Gov. Willard is at the head of tbe bolters of I Uncork county? If not why is ' hs dianmein hia position hyattendiug their eonre ntiuns, and speakinri; at their nicotines? What ia the nature of the chain that link I . 1. .. -.-l. ... f ... t . . 1 . ! . the ( inventor's sympathies to Tom Walnole in his treacherous attempt to disorganize and ruin tlis Democratic party in Hancock county, merely because it abowed shrewd signs that it intended to emancipate itself from his dictation? Let ua know. ptf Will the State Officers enlighten the Gople upon the condition of the .Swamp inds? How much haa ths Stats been swindled out of; and who are the parties to the villainy? It is time that the people should understand what haa been and ia noing done in that quarter. M there be light. Is there any difference, analogically rm siM-nkint,, between electlns a county Trcas Tlftf-f .1 r j?.i-t a'av- a.. urer in anticipauou 01 aueciaionoi m.- u Drtme urt, and electing a Snprsms Judge in anticipation of a vaoanoy ?

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THE Sl AJOTHKE Tho Smtind of this city, . , months ago, at tlio instlgittion of tho 1 k ,. k to to out of tho party- several DomocrntM, whoso only offonco wan opposition to that ohquo. Among these woro John U. Davis, John W. Davis, Gordon whoso only olfenco w., opposition t. that cIiquo. Amonir thcHe woro Join M V tv I. T i itr t . Tanner, D. S. Gooding, tho editors of tho Columbus Democrat, Sullivan Democrat nnd other democratic payors. Wo porceivo that this oxatnple hn ft, . . . . , . . been followed by tho may Anr,t and the Tipton Dominion, papern cditod by two high-toned gentlomen recently imported into this ätato from Now York by certain aspiring politicians. mi ar -i i a 1. aiio oauor nns gono runner, and applied the guillodfto to Aquilin Jones, John W. Dodd, Gov. Wright and others. Not satisfied with this indiscriminate slaughter of Democrats, he caps tho climax, in a lato number of his paper, by cutting off the head of lion. Stkphin A. Douulas, tho sterling Domoorat nnd champion of the doctrino of Non-intervention on Slavery. Senator Douulas will no doubt bo um much surprised to learn the causo of his ostracism, as will our reador. Tbe editor suspects that he is opposed to the new doctrino of non-intervention on tho question of Banking and the Currency ; and that ho may be in tho way of a distinguished fHond of his who aspires to tho Presidency in IMG. Wo havo no right to spoak fur any man, but as wo understand domocracy, Judgo Douglas cannot be a Democrat and advocato Banking, and that, as tho Democratic party has not changod ground on that subject, he. of course, is for the Domocray, while tho Neuss oditor is not. As to tho Prosidoncy, it socms to ua to bo quite early in tho day to broach that subject, but wo think that this much may be said in advance : that whether in the future Stuphon A. Douglas or any otbor good Democrat gets tho vote of Indiana or not, it is cortain that no man who claim u havo tho Democratic party of Indiana in bis pocket, to bo sold to tho highest biddor, can over rocoive the vote of tho Stato, or tho good opinion of the Democratic masses. This kind of political gambling, wo think, is about at an end in Indiana. HABCOCK IN VADKD Tlio tfood pooj.lc of llntioOa'k, r that part of it In tho vicinity of Fortsvillo, were digiurbed from tboir uBiinl quiotudo, on Saturday last, by the a pp. -urn n co in iUoir mitisWof an in !idiugariny ('of political otfit o-hoblors ) from Marion county which had boon rocruitod for tho occasion by tho leading spirits of the Indianapolis di viion of Mr. Bright's grand army. Thocansoof this exceedingly warlike invasion, was tho four on the part of tho invaders that tho Black Republican ticket wonld bo defbated, ' by tho regular Democracy-, unless a . r ft aa a. j . - J diversion could bo made in favor oil . . te enemy, by moans of dosortion from tho Do m our a tic party to that of tho gurrilla band, commanded by Captain Walpolo the Canalesof Jlan-1 cock. Whothoi any serious injury wan done by tho invading squad, wo have not learned, but opino that nothing was vanquished, bat brtmd, meat and drinkables. As Uve valiant (Jul. O. T. Baird, the traveling Missionary, was prosent, we shall no doubt havo full reports of tho seigo ot Haucok in tho next number of thoTFptou Dominion. Our readers must await its appearance with patiencr. FBEE BANKS There is an effort Ixoinrr nindil br rv somo of our money shavers to discredit tho Tippecanoe Bank nnd the Exchange Bank at (ireencastio. If our information in correct, and it is derived from head -quarters, two sounder and more reliable institutions oannot be found in the State of Indiana. Their socuritios, lodged with the Auditor, aro abundant, even if forced upon the mnrket to-morrow, to rodecm every dollar of their circulalion. Thcro aro but vory fow of tho Freo Banks that, in con8equence of tho late depreciation of stocks, are thrown a little behind in their securities. They have been written to and tho Auditor is eonfldontthoy will oither send in their required additional scourities or retire a small portion of their circulation forthwith. As to the two Banks referred to above, they aro both as sound as t hoy can bo. THK HO.MKfeT I'AHTl Such is the term applied by certain officials' and hoi re ng presses in the intorest of tho Bank of the State of Indiana, to those who oppose their corrupt clique. Aio we to uaderHtand from this t lint their s is tho dis honest parly'! If so, they are welcome to tho name they so much covot and richly merit. If to advocate tho principles of Domocracy as advocated by Old Hickory, and which have over sinco roctived tho endorsement of every national Convention, is considcredevidenco of "honesty, " then tho "dishoncst.party'' will find a imutt tunny 'honest ' men in Indiana. j rj -- ea -n fi thf Opinion is a capricious tymnt, to which many a ft-oo born man yields hrmsolfa slavo. Men) dootping more important to be valued than vrluable hiding opinson U ho wyr- . t ' i tl TJ .a T M XI B '.0 B I J thier than worth ehooso to ho c tooined by thoso whom they do not esteem, rather thau by thomsolves.

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FECIAL NOTICES. The Proprietor i Of torn irliyu of inwrHctne try m Jinda, l is te j I tM ok .lb.) will ...I. . . ijia.u.. nr. S. A. Weaver' Cnkiitan i hull Rh um Mrnu In Meli III. al trillion very cm, .1 rcn.Ur I talle Ii) auothi-f cdninu, , Will poUIV. Ij cur Hll klutla "I llUlllor. " rtl . if ' ! Iil.mil, and titi,thli tbeaytewi. pSve.rj foody la pralr-tajr Pr. Weaver' 'wnitr and Mit Rheum Syrup Which U advertlard IB BBolh.r oulnniiu It really 4terraett, for it baa eiin Bera ru 4 Kryliel, , ' .ft. . I . mi 1 tl.a. . .1 : iVilr n.l.ll . , narr, -ti mirum, nvnTiu, v ,,,, ..-., u.lriM,;i thrnrM If N. curtd. , ,,,, try IC : pruf. Wood's Hair Restorative. ' Till a 'rrf"l reparation la having an axtcoalva Itlr through all parti of Hit Uul' n. It I on of tt few patant nit til Ina. hUU art nuw .,l.l uvr he . oun -try Iii.-i ara raall.r Thai their lnvnlor r'alra for ill m . Wharew It Itaa hS a fair trial, rrnnlt l.aa neun prrriaol) u Wvj..U pra4.. U. U Itaa " v.i f.ll'd t turn the white lair back to lu natural color, ahrr Ma direction Ita rr Ixrn trtcll.. followed, and la I' neroniraattltba' reitorrd the halt up' n head Uta( had bean hftU for ;ar. Illaaot proUn.lol that U Uoalorallvr wUl aaake taa hair area- in every eae. bat heralt faila, there la certainly no remedy. The reitpeatl.in af the hair haa bean eff-e'e I In aa raaoy Inatai.' rea when thecaie lecmed utterly bopalea, that It ia oor'alulr worth while for all whnhara I . their hair to try the experiment of ualog a bottle or Iwoef Wuo.l' RealoratiT. .Woiae H'urtnvra. Sec adrertlacmaiil. NEWADVERTISEMKNTS RISING SUN INSURANCE CO.. KlftlSG -in, IM. A utliorlur I Capital. IOO.WOO. BORD OF DIRICTOM- , . Hatmawav, J.C.WBt.t.f, H.H. I.ohim.. W. H, Powbll, W'm.T. t'aic JobmGbaik. H . H. C i.oav . J. II Kmi-h, Ovo. OtbLaai-ir, J.I'.Ulbky, R. J- Hat ua wat, J. rV.Taia.m, h K. t o vi ae to a . S. IIATBtAV'A V, Pi eat. B. J. lUTtiWtt.SlH)'). TTT rirt aad Marine rl luW u a - lulinM.) aaaaawKw-2 ' Ml pereona dealnnx lnSTaBBwlll . all on O W. KKKT.Y, .tn,, at BrookelltoT M. F. OOVIKOTOK, Geaeral Afaat. IT ST 1857 Indiana State Fair. 1857 TBK SIXTH ABÄDAI. STATE FAIR, WILL BK UKIiH AT INDIANAPOLIS, x . af FROM MONDAY TO SATl'KDA Y, October th to Ktli int-luaivs. fUfONDA lU devot tciartlolea ON DAY and Tueaday, October 3th and (lib Will be e.l t" tlio.'iitr) nii'l mi kiii(. in. -Hi ol . lnl.. Kill rv t .rli.l. SI Oil. Kntri'a may he inn I by letter In tbe Secretary, nculng I DO, aud fit lue tbe paaje of tlo Ar el.', and Bid name a'! re-fOcin . of Iii Sxltibltor. Vlaltor will bo admitted on every day of the week. All admlaatona will bo on Singh Tiekrt at -.'. eent eaeh. t arriag Ticket SI SV ajav mrli...i...ueitiee, wiubecnlled at UpJsOi'-e ..rti.. Kxrcntlt . Commlff. . Ät 10 M . Wf.In. ailay. and win linim-amt. lt i.cn ii tliclr .'xanilnatlona. The nromhtm.-amountlnK t iMIOO-wlll be ll toantvaaalni C"Bip. t.tor 'H rrlilay. tin aalnrnay. tb o I rand p'oalng- aalc take lace. Two iwt i'loalmi Uatcke; a trial Jof Tbraaln-r and 8 aratttr; it trial of Corn Cruaheri ; a trial of Pir Knglnoa; trial In the ituree ami Caarto RIok:--l uiiMbT t ta of tlm relativ.- alrufiatu of wakjii( t attle uh.l Itorae; tin- mamifacmr) of S j up and Suearli on. ItawrfetS'-av S..tr Lull, aa l . C r nd I r ,. . . atoa of Vihnnltrlh .ttiiiiiBl ulifl 'li-'! nf Artl. I. a. will taku ptare dttfin- (lie Fair. Sssaai i'iiwor wUl an aapiHMi u n,w maebtaerr and enod water, aiabllng, gi aln aud bay provided f.r an mala. All exhibit.-.! artlclea will Ihi placl under c.iveraml Kuar.U-d by a tr mr polic inc. o. Juy nd nlebt. .cd water, and nit ample ntimh'i vat III be truviU-l at i .mii-i.i. .Hi point for Ibe arcinnitJatlti f lltor Tbe Calliope and a tiumser of Hand, are expected. The flneat aiiilimla ami laaniifacliired artl. I. In ilm stnie will ee ot t he v in. 4, and vlatbir Will be amply repaid lor th.'lr tunc and m.mer Viailoia will Im) eatrled on Kxeureioii Train on tbe, diMerool Kallrutul. durlna Iba Fair weoV.,at half t. e uaual ralaa. Aalmalaand artlclea for exbtbltl. n will ' lw cha u.l fiill pric i .'Uiu g, and return, d frm-, lfm tho luMtdaaf theoflclnal owmr-. n w Mie oiuuey and ihm an- r.-iuiuu wnulin $,- Kntn.- may a.io t,; iuer pie.Vuet.. ;ho vir. aa abrre atitod. yr iremium i.iu, addroa IteKAtllH SS0VVN, Bsareury in.i smu. i:.ar.i -f Ariciu a. Indlanapolla, ej.t. It. 1S5T ocl22 r !;V ( ASH STORK. r PHE UNDERSIGNED have leated the Urft ami M. beautiful t..rc rm.iua . :; EAST WAS It I X: TOS ST. t ldj lulus Odd Frllon Hall, And are now prepared to exhibit tbo aaoet beautiful a-ortmrnl uf Scatouable I ry üoad aver before nfrun in tue rituua pf In.liaua. Jlvii. adup-.vd tb ASH SYST IB, clulvr:. we plfll.t OBrafUlt iura iwr U'aia . iiiucti c t er tbau i ii OB. T a HUB' Ulitl krl. Our stock is Entirely New. tut ha t;u wiin ii aiieriai view in inewania of Uie re of tit 1 liu nlHjr et.uaUiiuf Im part M Hupcrioi Dlaek Silk uf all grade aud price. aelNM Auilll euürely .,ow aud vary boa itlful: llayadcrr and pluld SUka In rer, rieb eel.r; Rube du uyaxe; Valrnlia Puplin; , , Mou d Laluea; fr'nted and Satlu tripuj frai.uli Mariaoe ana ,aherr; Co oliurit. and Alpaca. Vtench. Knitllah and Americnu Cklntace; tattNuidc-rit-and l.itc a aiasnlUcriia atock) ! very elesart i nciicie, eiuiia. iiorilercd and Uouicu hitawla u. ...!,.. ... pi.,.i i t ... . Ht. . .. uwu.il., i.i.ii sun ivii l.laH' tu newest ty lea; llano, TaMe and Stand Ueveral Cashni'-r Scarf; Dre Ti l mm tr oiieueil In Oil. (Hove and U In hor4. wiOi iUttllla the ixa tack ee tf Ihat rnttld Ve&iHier.l i .... Drva iiou tiue ny to Bmat faatldiuue. ALS( , A vrv large tock of ataple nnd D.itHulc tioodr. lie a t, ti t, H l, ln-4 ami 12-1 liUaclu-d und Brown Kbeetlu, Dantaak Talda Clntlia, Tick; Cbecka. Woolen and Canton Flannel, Drill, Ckatnbra. Talde and I ntcli Maper. t raah, Vlatn, Plaid an t Striped Jaconet ant MAlnaook, 1 igurod and Plain "l i. in, nuiriiugv, I nut. Jvann c .ax.. to all pei-tfully a.illcltcd. '.AY A ' AKTKU. Hattlnrt. 1 of whleb vonr epe dim TUE L.Ti;ST A NN OUN C EM ENTÜ! mo Fi nsisn a tihmi nv Td thk liukuai. X in.l aplrted mnnner In wbi. h the public luve cennd. mi me enoria fin, in,.- i n na, aim ,., t., arkuov. . edge the reepon'wenentle hare had f mm n)i pna ol loo su, ii aa'irut ua ine gr.- pn.itaure lo allpnnoee our aalUuctlim mi:, the riiotuiragement wo hare experience! in utir KUU.aliBiciit, and can lavaat sir a ..on kT tTal lYtrf K Wider Oiwfc hi Palrons I .7 IV f 7.i, Tkan any etbur ü! t I D R IT GOODS House I 1 II K 8 T A T i : ! ! . a ,. . 4 ! ilaCI Um iiimS jPsl. "Kf Ssilslnl Iii at PELBÄITI IS BASK I) ON M R I T , And can otily f oiaintaliKiltij niurirlac,wlil-li taarit thenhht'-t cntnn rrial 1 1 H t . ami rt-- urct n ; tlml tSaaa ara 1 tU ioi.a of m ami il.m Uim ar uuapart ngly uaad, s fr.-ah dcmopalratlon la Lilly kIvvii. Mirtiilil.Hjr urrcaa t. . ia bIlubI l may l,r t-i.mlti Jud i' nt tlic i-lianiK-l f tin- wurlil' iiil(liiy reaiiurcCa aro lrlt rip -that thf trlmiih' f irluarall eapenlvl tat rlrhp and wrn'orta art- In llir pn ayaatxu of vtjr Individual -Lot an longa a wltb U until, pl ad lu tlx- (tneral DRY GOODS TRADE, Wn pi i tiara nuiavlvi-a that llr...ili.iii'. th Fall and 'lntr tho flrat mit and lint Mit, in St) Ira and Kahrlr, ' f,Muhl U Hl V fl Q If OTflDf 11 I fl I II II ft tl I II II I - " w " " w - - I "NT o - a , I3ATJ;S HOUSE, & H. GLENN, Prop'r. may aA!Tl.r.S ASI Mt AWLS TIIK T.ATVHTaT l.l s n Itr... ..In. fu-n. Sli i in-.. Ulm k ami I ulnrnl Mlk Whit and Colored l tape Shawla. with a good Variety Silk and gam Brookvllle Ind. Milk and rant t Manila, for aaje vary low tiy l ieia.at m taaiiB.

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JfflSCELLANE 0 U IB SCHOOL BOOKS , Kt.K IV CONSTANTLY OH HAND M.I. I UK BBW I'ni.tlrr.tf'.iK of th .lay. AUo. all MmV ..f Pens, Ink and Stationery. GOLD PEN8 Or a Fuirior Quality I o Ft T M O N X A I V, S , And Fine Fancy Goods BLANK HOOKS, Full and Half Bound. Pocket and Tuck Blank AKtttHS CAStS. Plnr Qualltl. All Und of Pamilv and Pocket Bibles. Tl.r feil.. in niprl.r h part of hia praai-ut ..rt. m"' l'KKS:oiT'S WOHKS i 1 1 -1 of M . 3 vola., waalln. price v 0 ln aheap, 7,30 dO I air am. ,ii. . 00 I uuaat ef Hera, J volt., mu.l n, 100 do aheap, 5 00 'i half antique 0 ou l-hlll , the faeonil.'.' vol., aaoallo, 400 do aheap, 5 00 do half antique, 1 00 Ker.llnand and laabella. 3 v'l, muallo, 000 to ihaep, 730 do ba'fanti.,. 0 00 MlaeallaBioa. I vol., Mu-lln. 9 00 I'.p.-dlaoi UuclUh Literature; Igr Kobart Chambera. 9 vula., ntualln. 5 00 no eheep, 0 00 jclopi-diaof Anecdotea of literature and Pine ArU. By Haslllt Arvhre, I vol., mualln, 300 Cycl.. i . .1 ,,, of im. l . l Utarature; by John Kltlo.D. D. 1 vol , maalln. 3 0) BoSeraaoa'a Hletory r America. HvelJeOpp., mualln 4 00 Life and Writing 0f .fcnjamln I ranklia; by Jared Spark. 10 sW. WX X maalln l.'.OO .... tf .a ahcop, 1700 Thomu Dick, LT.. 0. Complete Warka, I linatrat ed . II vela In i aheap, 3 00 Rolltna' Ancient Hlitory. S vola. l-a , aheop, 00 C'bainbers' .Miscpllsny. 10 vola, 12 mo., mualin, 7 50 I'bambors' Home Book, ü vols, VI fl IrfÜP" nuslin, i 00 six W b a It'll 1 i in. iiüii muslin. 1 :o 2 00 r so Macatüy Ilialorv of Knlniid. 4 vols., 12 mo , muslin, do itbeep, TliefuuruB of Englisb Word; by P. M. lloget. niualin, Worth and Wssllh: Maxims, Moralt and Miacellanies for Uimincsa Men, l 15 l- ., i r, ., ,t bnnwlcdgo IS Powr; the result f Labor, Capital and Skill ; bv Charles Knight mualin, Cliristinn Hetroaiiectand Hrgts-tt-r: a Summary of the Seientitle, Moral and Heligious I'ron-Na of tho first half of tbe Nineteenth Centurj. MukUii, Nupoh'Oii Dyiiiu.ty:a llistorv of tho lionapsrto Family. I vol. 8 vo, 624 pp, mualin, Knjflwli Traits; by lt. W. Kmeraou. Cooper's Naval History, tonliituud to 1K5C.; illustrated, lÜmo, ")0S pp., Confidential Letters of NaKleon aud .osephint. I'Jmo, 40-1 pp., muslin, Humorous Foetry of tho English Language. 12mo, (88 Pp i muslin. Koine Comlorts; or, Ecouomy lllusti-iited by Lillic Savery. muslin. I : 1 tt '2 50 llHl I :,o 1 2.r 7.r) 'il.U.nn Hi.iory of Rome, with Notes by Milman. r vols., 12 mo., muslin, Intellectual Philosophy ; by Franci Waylasd. 12 mo., muslin, The Earnctst Man; a Sketch of the ltf'e snd Lnbors of Adoniraiu i ,n by Mrs. II. l Conaut 12 mo. Outlook of Freedom; or the Koman Catholic Element in American History; by J. D. Fulton. l'mo., Life of (ieore H'aahington : by IF. Irving. .1 vols., Svo., :i 00 1 2.") 1 00 1 2."

muslin, B oil sheep, 7 50 muslin, I 50 1 muslin, 2 (SI

do 3 vols., 12 i:ki, lluck'a Uclig'uitH Anecd vol., 8 vo., Oriental nnd Sacred Scenes, from N'otesol Travel in Egypt, Turkey an ! i'alcstimt ; by Fisher I Ion v. Svo, History of the English Hi bio Triiiisluiioii, with specimens of the ill English versions ; by Mrs H.C Conant. 12mo, '( p . muslin A Pastors Sk.-ielios ; by Ichabod S Rpehosfi D. H. First and secnn.l srioa. 12 mo., muslin, price, each, J Hi I ss i ..,.. .. - .;.t, ' "111011, lr. M spencer, With 11 i. I i. lit 1 - ill.- u is, llmo, mulin. .iVMe..i.rtu el' tint Itil.l,, w i . -ft . .j. ift .w ,!. iiiuiu j irj I Klirrt K. Sicele. ' mo., maslin, Ida Noriasii or Trials ami I lltfiir UaWSj W) Mr. Lincoln 1 l'hilj)a, 1 18 I 2.' Lfaila oftfiuv. Spcuror II. C one. muslin, 1 L,r 4 0U I 25 350 400 1 25 I 'JO 1 00 I 00 I u 1 2Ä 1 25 ! Atipittua Nsinfter'a Complttto U'urks ( nnU-ii a Concordanc-.. bro, aheep, -To i;4ii-. ittridged, Jleiu-ilicl'a lli-tit- nt the HaitinlH. Hvo, sheep, Tin- U:tptist Lilirary. 8to, cheep, Hcripltirs lllustratioBS, by IF. It. Ila. k.-tl, Nott'H on XXV. Articlea: hy A. A. Jiincaon. Tlirvitloais Krneat. ur Ths Heroinu of Faith SpurKt'oii, Ufv (' II.; hia Sermon, with M i-toh of hia Life; hy E M Magoon. 12 mo, IttW pp Thrcr t-sra in AhyssinU; by KlJV. S. tJ.ll.HL l lii- IHble Mtuiiiel, hy W. W. Evert. Mstnolra unl liacouraen of lie, TIioiiiuh Sncer. Ylmo 4W7 tp.. Haj)f" HV H-iO xrml by mail any book in this catalogue, hUCT OF POSTA B, on receipt of prir,.

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RAW80N VAlLE, Attorney at Law. INDIANAPOLIS, IM. All hutlneaa rntru' ! to bla earn. Ii. Ilm Suprrni t'i ami in Hi- 1' fir atr el rtf ln'iani TT7 K-p rial aUentlon yiY'-n lo tb- st-urlnr mil t i oiirctinii nr iHjt.i m uut turl' tiii'Mun-. OPFlCB-.-Ona door oal "f Harrlaon". l-ank. .'nil floor. July V3.1fcwlf DISEASE V ..tc!iEE A KT UK war... i tu.lv. iiiiulaiaai..l..i. riin.-nl, Dr. Kobaok. thr. oinlnnt Kweodlab Pbyalrlan, aueeeeded In proUurlnga ineulelne frmt the nmunluln herb of hia na Ivo land, which aria dirnrlh BS" on the oauaea of dlaeaar In the blood, and bv reatorISf the corrupted fountain of life to a ron.lltion of health and purity, evpel dlaeaaoa from the avirm whorover It may tie loeate.1, nr v. ha to vor may i it rhararlor. Indlfcitlon. nrrvou complaint, opllep tic and other Uta, roiifha, ronaiimpUmi In IIa oany ataicoa, aor thront, bronchllt, fever and uft-ue, aatbna, low aplrlla, aoxual iDcapacity, fouirnlnu waakno, pricking of the akin, ayinioinatl- of paralla. rti-uRiatUm, neuralgia, ttunnr.canc, r, dianele, luaItudeand (It blllty. dmrrlinu, and all oiitat sawNsn of tho orguna of reapiratlon, thr liver, the kl.ln.-j, tbe atomach, norvea, nr the muacular Ubro.aru linerrlntiyeured b) thl proparatloi.. It latotho ataTiat Morbi, or aeeda ol diaeaae. wh.it an alkali ia In an acid; It neutrallao Ibent Willi ntuolute certainly, while at the aame llnin It regulate the aecrvliona. renuva obatructlonarrom the bowel, cieaionppetite. renew bodily vlcor, and regeneratoa -ver itniinal fnurllon. Kurh latbu nnturo.aurh are the efToctanl I'r. Itolmrk'a famoui Keaudlni.vlnii Hlno.t Purifier, which, luki-nin conjunction with hi Blood Till, will not nnh !: :t--rale the moat painful hat.ne, hut proven! their re rarrenc, ami longtlien life far beyond it ordinary (pan. Koa.l tho folio in;; certificate of noire of Kiioumatlra of aoveii year tamliujr, o( a lady of 73 year, which confirm, strong aa prof of Holy Writ, the vIdanee whleh f.llnw .bihI miiat ln..vrr tun I ah all .Imi't reapectlngt virtue nt Dr. Koback Nrainilnarlan Blood l urlfler und Blood I'll! : ) . nvararrua, Haan Tina. I'kri , Mlal . otinly, In.l., Jl.ij V Mw7. Dr. ('. TV. BoRara, No. 0 Ka '.-K.iurtlt. treat, im Innail. Iear IKM-Uir I have recolved o nuub bnii-nt from rour Scandinavian Blood Kurltli-r und II .mil fill, that f have th ght It mv dut, and It I no loa my Incliuatlon,toglv )on a plnlii atiitetut ut l m i I for year fllieted llh that Initio of all ti mli.it. and efllri. new in liualneaa, Ivpopla. To recapitulate a I tho bo raliod liruodleaa lilrh I liave Hard lo rid luvelf f Ulla diaeaae, would indeed nutko a mvlaasMl calaloguo. I alaocniiaiiltct with tue bet I'byalatan I rould hear of . I wn Induced to try )iir reiiiodiea through the pviauaal'.n of a friend, a"d after uiing t horn a few day. I waa greatly benefllted, ai.il In a abort ilino, lea than a month, 1 wae entltrly and p r. manei tly cured I waa al-o aftllot.-tl will the moa violent nrrvou headache, whl h l uppoao produced hy mr dlioulered atomach. fur when my lyH-pata left me, my hrmlarhe leftwllh II. 1 now feel bettor luav-e-y reapect tian I have for ten yeara. Very truly your. jNO. x. PEMCTIt. Da. C. W. KoRAt k Dear 9lr Having been troul.Ird for evaral yrara will extreme debility und weakneia.io much ao that 1 waa mahle to al end to my aalt, nary hualnrae al tlnio. nii.l Inn in.- lie.rd of tin- wondnrful cure mir Si-iiikI i mi von Blood I'urtfler aid Blond Pill were effactluK, I waa Itidnrril by a frlond 10 ry thorn. I bare been nalni, Hin l'u r i i- r fur Ilm I..,, iw lve 11 tit Ii-, and tin ill.- n. i'o i .1 in fully .'ual tu lt I n n ondatioi a. 8o vuliial.le 1 ita no to uie. thai I rann. t dlpen-e Willi Hat my ail.aiird ag.-oi He, ( evenly even yenra.) 1 cheerfiillr give Dil Information for the benefit of Ihoa.' alnillurly afflle e.l. MnJ.ICIr M'UlltlS. IndlauaiHilia, Sept. 8, 157. ftUaliufactory . Halra Kootna nnd I flic , Jio. Knat Fourth"treet,3il liiilldlng .r.i.H Muln.i'n int. all. Polt 8A1.K BY V. . HUni It ! M. I, I n,,: ; M. Ml'I.LKN A ARNOLD, Kew Beiht l: .MILLS & BANDKKS, Brli'g. -p..; -.. And by DruKglata and Merehnnt K.-nurall v. astai Ii "OK IMPORTANCE !' KYERY ONR THE ONLY SAFE SPEEDY, .t.N'D r.ynrrt m, ur.itr.OY nm MIASMATIC FEVER. FEVER AND AGUE, And Rem i Stent BILlODSjri TER, ZEIDTLER'S ANTIDOTE. A'ow forthllrat time preaented to the public, aitltouh Ith beon ued h) Uie olteovoier, I K I-S-SOR KIi'Tl KK, for over . Ightecn e ra, with nnlluiiidauere, a a remady for .he aliuio illnvaa. It. chief advanlagea over the ether ptepanitl. n i f the day, nr. trat : Hint III p'ceiited In n more concentrated firm the-ehy roiili inx malle-do-e. wlileblaof Immen a advantage In aiTmliiiatering to children. Second: Being free from Araenlc, or any ..Hier p.daon. and of entirely v getatde roinpnaltlon. AS A PJiEVKMlVI-: there I nothing equal to It, aad no funi ly akaawias without a bottle of It. In almoat every caae pue Lottie "of It will lie auffiele t to cure. l ot In nie eof long Unding it ha taken two. I repared und ol I ty DR. J. W. ?l Asi:i . Coa ICtii rirkKKT m. Kinna Avkkik, PHILADELPHIAE iiITi7MMi, For Sale byJuly -4 d:im Indtar.apoll J. H . ROSS, Dealer In ß Haa for ulc the beat article of PITTS BUKC. . Alao. WESTERS Oli ISDIAXA COAL. Office, Jto 4'i Weal Wtnh nptoti trt.-it, oppitr Palmer Houe, 1 NDI AN APOLIS . 1 am al .agent for the le t.f Hlghltii .l .1 Clover land Coal, from Clay county in thli HI ite, f.r (irate or attoim purp aea, A'ao, 1 havejust coniplel-d the iiuIng of a new Coal Bank at ihr ton of Draal . OS abaft tart) below, and williin .'.0 feet of Hie r-llrond tra k. 1 have ahown apee men lo dltrereii' ueraSWh who Invariably pronounce It 3li rr ei.tle ti-r .oal thnn haa ever lHnW"Ulit Into 'hi market. I ndbrl i In.l -aaa Coal. I will be ready In n few duy l upply al' order for tbl klsi af CoaL, and I will j .t Ha e lo my old cualouv ra nn I ;il ton im i-r. Hint I a- . an ainnatlon of thl Coal, nnd 1 think t n-y I I Und II ual to IiUhurg for C rule tie. 'j l'J9dft M . DEMAND, CANDY liAiliÜACTUIiIl 224 WAI.Nl'T ST HE KT. BK TW BEN Finil AS J) SIXTH STBEKT8 Cincinnati, Ohio. A Discoiint to Wholesale Dealers. aept 1 1 aS S, C, FR1NK, 1YL D DENTIST. S.ftKES THIS METH t'llixeiiaol liidlunu -n up a permanent N OF IF0BMIHO THE Unna viilnllt thai he haa unco numiig: Uu-in lor the pracllt-r ol nia rroioaaion . Having had tho oxperlciir.ir a larro ami ueeaaaful pracltco In Iho clijf of llrooklyn, Sew Vor, the latl 7 year. coinbliieo with a ilutoriiitnnu .il tci-l, don nol hoallato lo aty, thai uny porat.na who need Dsn rai. operatlona, and wlau tnon. evecuiro in mr raotl akilltul and flnlhel miiiir, vitk-ni tkt imnafcmce e rsftmMA Irfol; mar foul the fülle! mmfltlene In him aaa DonUatof eaUbMiod n putuilon. Incorruptible Porcelain lerih. !n.-rled on (ml l Mirer or rMaUua, with hi Improved conilnuoii limn-, colored to life, from onu to an onitru 't. which for beauty aud llfo-HUe njipearaiu.' asSSSt 1' uriaed. . Kvery oneratlon no-e"nr for ih pr.-ornition anc boaul)'of the bum-in teeth 111 be perfornnd In the mtill cureful, ihi.rouih un I perl. t maniu-r. and aj price which esauo' r-l tog .i'allfBitlon. All work warrantod .to iM-rfonni'.o . ,. .- nrotni. . I hi lvl of reference (tivon whun r' i ilretl. O nice fro m . x.i'irtr.-. oitlc ott ,e Uank oi iher.ipli.,l. II.-. i tl io r , X Kaat Waa ktt UM ft. aptl4ly 4 hoic t lla:iiinn CiffarM. AND TOBACCO Wholesale And Retail AT IMoffltt s Drug Store; acpt!71w Off aW TaSS! Hotel. LAUREL AHEAD! SHAW'S CHEAP STORE, ir YOf WANT IIAKIiAINS IV DRY GOODS. lit it ITS AND SHOES, Hats, Caps, and Bonnets, Clothing. QUEENSWAHK, (iLASSHAKE. ice. Far he certainly aall a little tho CURAU ST and BKST MAKOAlJIIof any i'orc In lha plm TntKH ot Andaellam. re of then.:! 'Ihat't ao too!! Laurel, I ii. i. June JV.'A?.

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While Water IM.KSI.YTKKl A Ii A ''A I) KM Y IB I. iu mit ..lotui.ilat .it .'ir an thai iki alna will I IB t"i . -I.. .. 1 1 . i- r , hilctrra Klrt: Krllt-ii.ua antl M Me ami ihr Haa4aH oi enforced hjr oarvfdl an Uiorou;'.! Initractlon Ir tat arueaate tbf blfbeat la warda. Our ohjact are, rulnlnir. I.aed m tb BII'rrab) trrlan Im nh, aad rt dlarlpllne. Hrcnd:a iM.rtant mil.h llran, h. .. and tl,. rritlal tudy of the I a tin ii.i urea Lauiruarr'. I bird : llio preaatratiun nf oiingno and wctn. n f..r bualnraaor for the rep.iualhtr M-rraal.iu ofu-acbinf. Norvrylng will be taunht prartlralljr, hy tbe liar nt auperl.ir (Datruanrnta. TIIT1Ü. In I'riinary rw-iiartmnt. .rr trm. S4.ro j Claaalral " " " i.ii" Inrldental f . eirh term In advance, .M Bounlitiu $-i,'iO per week. Vottrteeu isrek In tbe I Term. Ctaawa a If bv foriiwd for the atudy of Inatrnid.'Iiuii .am air. unit ine rrrii. I. iml lirrnian lana-ai whenever r for ibi arpiIKI ..'nrtaltl. BjSt rd bi vlait I and ibv. . lad -lvr. THOMAS CRVBR, . mi ii iari u rT t ucair IrBUCKETS, TUBS, CHURNS, Mats, Washboards, Butter Print . BKOOMfi, Hit I SUES, 7 11 IS KS. WnVS, M fr. AM) WILLOW WAKE, te., no 3M v anoRK rr. , t.aVTO1 aiu.ni., C I V I M A T I , OHIO. aept U NOTIONS A URN SR 4L V'KIKTY OF NOti.ni, ainli aa t'oniba. Nrinllea, Plna. Mlk and Cotton Kloaao. Tidy Yam. Bella, Pencil, Port Monti a la, Klirar Scttaora, and Pocket Catlery, alway on hand and for aols low, by TVS KB k K I M ULK. Brookvflla, Ind. Tor Meet fr .in 1 r .iikhn Fayetlaan Ku'i rountle. I have left all my not-a and are lint In the handa if Iac Clrwnta, J. P., for elli eUon. Pleaac call and pay yonr arcounta anil nv eoat. Jnne 13 J.D. IIXNBY. Walnut street, CICNINNATI.OHIO. A. WKTIIKKBKE, - - Iopuietor. aept It Cm. CHKSTKK'S SKLK BOLDEIilNi." F It U I T C A N.S ! ! II AVK NO Kyi' A I. IN THia MA KKET. oore & Chester, 'I'pa ri:Aifti:its, Houlh-Pait cmr of Fifth and Wall nt ilree rt, are lily. AgeaU for Cincinnati. ep HBISXTY FALLS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CARPET WAREHOUSE Nu. 03 ii .Fourth "treat, BBTWKBM WaLHTV n I VINI, Cincinnati, Ohio. aep 5 57 lyr JN0 J. Ill MONT I M I K'llf DUMOISTT Sc CO., (LATI. or riM IHBATI,! M N t I rt Ii t l- Of STEAM BOILERS, CHIMNYS, (.AK-Hol.lll-liS, LAUH-TANKS. It KITCIIIXO, and every deaerlptiori of Boiler and Sheet Iron Work, At liort notice. Work ..ml pi i ' .inipi'ttiii: Ith the Beat Khopa of Cincinnati, shop on P nuaylvaala Street, north of Vnderblll'a Foundery, REEERENCE8 Mile Green woo.1, David GrltTrv, J. U. Ilurrowa k Co., (laylord, Kot A Co, Phillip A Jordan. in. lunati: Ileaai'lmnn ft lnton, t runk Im Wrlxbl, Rtdiert Mnejta, A. I. Vorheea, E. J. Peck, T. A. Morria, Indlanapolla; U. P. Eicictealou Kvanaville: ht Itflemaii, J .lmat.n k Co., Alton, III.; !. I. I liouipann.Terre lUnte .Intl.; Harabman k Brother, Dayton, Ohio; Dr. Atbon, Jea. Canton, Indiana lliaane Aaylnm. aprllK.'M. J. W. WORN, PaoM la km m'b Jtuval. r iiaaoe, LtnnoB,; Keimirer ol' Fine Watelie, WOULD rail tbe aprclal attention of tboae reliiirliiK au h repntred. Haut tbey tau have tbcm properly done by him, hi whole at ten tlon being devo-l-l tojih -e liin-W alch i little uuderatowl lea- moat Watch Mul, . r , in. i whxh, from Ignoraticc. ar often fiiUll Injured. Mr. Wort will guarantrc to give lietter allafaclion than can be golat any hntiee hi tbe Wtl. ALL null waaaaNTi-n. J. W. Worn, Maker of Ch unonietcr. Duili-x and Patent Lever Watche. No .' O.ld Kellowa Hall. arptltötf EXECUTOR'S SALE, THE UNDERSIGNED WILL 8KL1. AT PUBLIC Vein ue on the tllh duy of Ot-'ober next, at Iba rv'iilenca of .loaani Wiar, dee d. Bee uillea eaat of Brookvlllo, Ind.. Ihr . rinn.il property of aald dee'd, roualallng of houaehold furniiure,nore.caUe, l.eei, bo, farmltiK utendl of rvery deacrlptlon, about 4u acre of corn In tbe field, oat In the aboaf, 410 huahelt of tt rabd wheat, Ac. B:ilo to cemrueoce precisely at 10 e'clnrk a. m, and continue nn'.ll all 1 old. A cradit of Vi month, will be gtvnon all uma over three dollar, tbe purchaser itivtngH note with approved aecurity, waiving valuation undappraiaament la and drawinic 0 per rent. Interest from data. JOHN WYNN. -AL60At the lue tine and place, the farm ef aald Joarph V nu. dev'q, cenvUtine of ttlu acrea of well .mprered land, well tluiherrd. and uuder a good atale of cultivation, with an excellent houtr'and barn On the aame. Teruia, one third cah, halauce In eua and two year with Interval, ,wnh in j benefit ofvalnat on "d appralainctit Inwa. JOHN WVNB, ,ept VtJ 3w Bx T- IF- BOMBAY, V R N I TURK WAREROOMS. NO 17 ILLINOIS STREET; South f Palmer lloiic, INDIANAPOLIS. Tucker's PATENT SPRING BED, The Brsl Article Made, ron sali: n.vf.i im J . II , RANK I y, XsTO, 17 ILLINOIS STREET; aitlllll OF i i i::ii not i: July :ufBRYANT'S MERCANTILE INSTITUTE, lake'sHiiildinK, Opposile liaies House, INDIANA P0 L IS. LXD. tin: r.ulr.ttf a thorough nier'aiitile Hchool haiebeen lunch extendad aetiulhe Wert. Rich d.partaaeparata room. a well qualle apodal charge of tbe Irll.clial, wRn 1 : t.ri.'liciil tii-f'.itn'iin'. und h!i had i UrtSTaaX, I"' i H ire in l achlnr LKCTCiJKS Tlneo uiorulnit of uach work arc dvolr l lo the ex planatii.ii "f account" by V e 1'rlnclyal. CO.MM KKCIA K LAW. Tueaday and Ihura'ay mouil.. are dc voted la reel- ( tatlon and le tare on ('. mtnertlal l.aa . un.ler rharie l t.. ... I . ; erilu.Rn, . menilieref the lndlaiiapoli COM M I' 1 MM A I. COIM5KSPOXDBKCK, Ac K.reni.on of Snrd la drvoted toComsrarelalCer-raaiMinileu-e and I 'nit-elation. PKW M A NSIIIP, I'm wh, !i v... hiif r.-. -iw-l Un- Ihplotnat for tbrea ceelve joara at the Stnt F.Br., and ou wblch wr aaslawSfe rontp-lill.tn, reeelve atrl't attention daily. A apleu 'id .peeiineii of which w ill he etil by mall on receipt f Iwrtiiy-Bve rent. TEH MS. fatlSf I'l r- 'iiilrlnf from H to Waoek , 1'i.rtl I ..i fi i:l' "I " -It..', ' St Heiiuiin'htp nloiie. a iier acri-einent. THOi. J. BRYANT, JulvStlkweflui frinrlpal. URO.COOl'RB. IPHAKI. CLAKK GEO C00PER&C0., Importer and Jobbanof DRY GOODS, Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, ETC., NOTIOI'H.I-'ANCYtiOOHS, OA IVarl wirret, Cincinnati, Ohio. tcpt Ulm

ANDREW WALLAt 1 . Sf.ra-, rui !.. mi aaal COM M I S S I O A JT K F CH A S AjiJUsaWta Wheat I'lour, f!orn, Flax-Set 1 U liitc ri Maetcrcl Cesaeat. Caicined Plsater I unit fleanr White Llrar aaal Vb4 Mud, Bw

Aal la, vY eaters Meeev: ('Seen, w bit. ia! alt ktaSa ef mum and a at . H(ise on S ; r "tJ DeU?m St Indiana pol i v Indian. I hatvw n., leewlved The larjceMt and Hel 'a,r GROCERIES Ever Broairjtt to This Aad 1 III artl LOW FOR CASH. PY IBOC BHIKS wereaelerted by myaelf for Uli Market. vra lairvat. k of Kanawha alt, lb. bay laSB I now r. e twg loa tawaaaad barrwb ajew Vaark or Lake Salt. t will sell GroeertM at Ctnrlnaatl pHfe aaJdlai. frel.ht for all that cuBaea vUCIneanoaU. Otter art. oleaa lw aa Ciaeii natl. Lake Salt at Clnncienatl I S.9 I wll aaatl Vvw-r by Iba wbolraale. I have all ine Staple Groceriea. and Cement ve r Plaatar. It. Browing and myaelf are ibe principal faaa-rVad buyer. aj Again fw S andart, Srmia and Kart, wf Cleveland; will make liberal advance on For t 'hat Hon e. Alao gent for Durvee k goraytha aVole.Mill Jr. ,b. P.re Proof ha and Letter Preaara aetsla AkiBtW WAX LA CM. JOSEPH STIFT, ENGRAVER. I llnola atrert. a f w 4n rth of tte I atow Depot, Indlaaapolia, Indiana krrt aataaih on hand a well elected riock of tbe laet t)le ef flnaJLWLLRi. WAICULS. CiaUu tVw... hl. h will be aold at Sir Very Low eat I'.aalrrn aaaati Prleee OLD OOU Walcbaa. AND aiLVBB TAKES IB BXrfJAWM. ''locka and Jawatry rviaurrd and warraa'i In, hlVp I an kii..i a. ne to ortter in kt h e;lSawe W M. HMITH. f. C. MOKtiAN SM i TH 6c M( RG A N . MERCHANT TAILORS. -BO. i:.tt WüNliiiiarton Irrel. (ONE DOoH BAST OT WBIORT rrftfSvI. INI lAKAl-OMS. IVaeaANA. A large aaaortment of Beady-Madr CltJ'blBg, aad u.i la rurt.i.l.li k u...d, i-onatatiUy on nana jr. -TAI i kind .r at and made te unter. at low Hiiurra P ia 4CTON A V001fITT, Wholeaale dr4 goods. NO. 108 PEABL StBKBT, Ke.peeifully oaU toe attanUon of the träte U lb4r PALL 8TO(K, Before purchasing e lae where tbey ere w npeajrag a very dcairable lot of STAPLE andFAM'V Uool't. et 11 0 n W. A KhVS, J. H. KBYbJId. KBITS & SEYBOLD. (Mac eaaoratn Wrgbt at Keya.) WHOLESALE AND BETAU. DSAUUtK IN AMERICAN AKDITAiJAN MAKBLK. MKBIDLAH r; , 0?I0CT1 POST OFFICE, INDIANAPOLIS. IN D. JO'Moniimeu , 101, A., Ac erave-Kioaee. 7Tal.le-To. Man wumm r?AßaOUN SPICKS. t'LOVKS, rtNVAMON, MACI, MTMKOB, PKfPKK. ALlftKPlCS, su., km.. MOFFITT'S DRUG 15T0RE, NO. I4G KAST WASOIMtiTOM STRKfT, OPPOSITE LTTTLFH IWTEL. Iiidi.iiiapoli. I nd. aept 7 i'&aw Adiiiini-itrator'M Hotlrr. SOTU K 1. Ill dirlgned bai Will annexed KKhBV tilVEX THAT THE TSha hern appointed Adulnlatral' r, wilk neisd. of the tiaraotial prntiertv of tlaoSae 0. Smith, lair of Marion county dcceaeeal. aWUS Ba tate 1 uppofcd to he a' lvent. nan v Di um AdiainUtrator.wiihtUe Will aaarxed, f flaarpsV. itn.deri'a ed. rat II 3w. FAF.L AND WINTI.lt OLOTKCIlSTGh, lialt'st s( ! .. ABD AT M AR VKL1.ÜÜ8LY LOW PBlCKS. Under the enticel Cffce, 3sr o - l e , EAST WAHINGTON 1 June IB Fruit Bottles, rUHK BEST ARTICI R VOW IV VPK, CAV IIK X hnl of the Boh r her far taperiarte can for all I-'. r:.tlnn of fruit, Toni at Ha.xnak, Jahr 10 , die. all and ear Pt iaB' Tari. Nnaja ORIENTAL, A KEW AMD ELE0AWT HOTEL Jnat Openrd at INDIANAPOLIS. IND. TTT Tall bouao hall be kept Inferier to I In tbe Untied Nt.tr, ao.! charceaehall be eq a I table. jPe OMtiftaii. JrH Proprietor. FREE OMNIBUS Kiinning rroin 'Depot to Hotel. ao U tf REMOVAL N. 1 EUCXLE'lAK KR K tablahr..ent Into Ui (.luir'iat of Hainuel Be AllK i of ihr tug the alley by way oi may Clrif Kult OOUOHS ami) COLD.S McClintock's Pectoral Syrup IS AN IXVAI.l'ABI.K K KM Kilt For aal by IKY IT. (hambtMK, stfveos & (., bole ale Uealert la DRY QOOBfi AND NOTION'S Pearl trrrt. BITWRN MAIM ARD WAIPI'T. Cincinnati, Ohio. aeftt 11 a at J,B, & W.C. HOLMES, Flour and Ferd Store. ''OUN KU OF ILLINOIS AND MARKeT SrRBETS lsinAXArous. ixmass. WVnÄ j fcsrfti & na a rait, a we ea, i.-.-t to aril aa nw a a "M arm .- TltraeeS In any pa' ' 1 ran be afjor.ted Tiirlaioli Bathiiiff Towt h. a very auper..T article f .r tl. ltb-Juat rrceavwd aTTa, Fvprew, at Jjrtlfi