Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 1, Number 42, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 October 1845 — Page 1

INDIANA STATE SENTINEL:

THE OFFICIAL UAZETTE OF THE STATE (gj-Oßcc m Illinois Street, North of Washington. (!. A. k .). I', CHAPMAN, Editors. 0""The State Sentinel will contain a much larger amount ot reading matter, on all subjects of general interest, than any other newspajor in Indiana. TUB SEMI-WEEKLY EDITIOX Is published every Wednesday and Saturday, and dur ing the session ot the Legislature, three times a week, on lue-idays, Thursdays and Saturday?, at Four Vol lars a year, payable always in advance. THE WEEKLY EiHtiOTV Is published every Thursday, at Turo Dollars a year. always lo De paid in advance. SI in advance will pay for six months. $.3 will pay fur three copies one year. Persons remitting jlO in advance, free of post age, shall have three copies of the Semi-Weekly one year. 2 will pay for six months. 1 will always be charged for the Tri-Weekly, and ÖÜ cents for the Weekly, during the Legislative sessions. ADVERTISEMENTS, will be inserted three times at one dollar a square of 3 lines, and be continued at the rate of 23 cents a square for each additional insertion. Quarterly advertisements, per square, jn3. All advertisements from abroad must be accompanied by the cash ; or no attention will be paid to them. 07 Posta sre must be paid. Floril:i. An intelligent citizen of Georgia, who has been examining the Southern portion of Florida, gives the following graphic picture of it, in a letter written at Tampa Ray on the 22d of July last : The productions of this peninsula are by far the most valuable in the United States, not excepting Louisiana nor the new State of Texas. Its main staples will be sugir. Sea Island cotton, Cuba tobacco, and oranges ; and in all these, there is no other State in the Union that can compete with it. The best lands here yield (owing to the tropical character of the climate) at least twice as much sugar to the acre as the best lands in Louisiana. In Louisiana one thousand p unds to the acre is a good average crop ; in East Florida the average crop is two thousand rive hundred pounds, and as tnu?h as four thousand pounds have been produced oa an acre ! Sea IIand cotton of the best quality grows in every portion of the peninsula, and the tobacco and oranges of East Florida have already become celebrated for their superiority. Besides main staples, numerous other tropical productions flourish here, which it would be tedious to notice. The ranges for cattle and hogs in this peninsula are inexhaustible, and the whole country is already begining to swarm with both. Cows, I am informed, produce a calf here every year, and never require to bo fed or housed, winter or summer. The woods everywhere abound in leer and turkeys, and other game, and there is not probably in the world such a country fur fish. Every like, river, and creek in the interior, and the whole coast, 100 milts in extent, teem with the finest fish, and there is scarcely a point on the whole coa.t where the finest oysters and turtles cannot be found. Turtle is, indeed, within reach everywhere ; on the coast the green turtle is inexhaustible, and the lakes in the interior abound in sott shell turtle which is still more delicious. To give you some idea of the abtinttan :eof fish in the waters of Florida, I shall state a fact which occurred here yesterday ; eleven m?n were sent in a boat fr.nn this post to haul a seine at an island three miles distant. They brought home, after about f ur hours' abs 21120, 1,500 weight of red fish and cavall s, (ti-Ii of the most superior quality) after having thr .vn out of the seine more than five times that quantity of sheephead, drum, and other excellent fish, which they had not the means of transporting. Tuis, although a lih story," is nevertheless true, and not in the least exagerated. East Florida is well sm;d;ed with good water, as might be inferred by reference to its map, which presents a rcgulir distribution of numerous rivers and creeks. Toere is no new country in the United States in which t!i roads are so good and so nirni rous as in eist Florida. This is uwin" to the l.'vel character of the country, the porous nature of the s i.I and to the extern. vc operations of the nrmv. The geographical p is.tion of Flor. da, end the facilities of tranjorting its produce to all of the best markets, are superior to those of any other State in the Union. Tnc most distant point in the peninsula from navigation (either by s'.eamboat or keelboat) is not forty miles ; and its proximity to the West Indies as weil as to the best markets of the United States, gives it nuny advantages." Lake Ontario. The Cobourg (Canada) Star of the 1st ins, notices the phenomenon of the full and rise of water in Lake Ontario (to which we have before alluded) in the f dlowing terms : On Saturday last a most extraordinary occurrence was noticed in the lake at this place. Shortly before ivwn, some gentlemen walking 0:1 the wharf, happening to cast their eyes upon the water between the piers, were struck witli the very unusual appearance of a strong current or tide, as it were, setting directly out to sea. It eemcd as if the whole lake was going bodily away. In a few minutes nearly a third part -f the inner harbor, with a corresponding portion of the shore on either side, was left entirely bare, when suddenly the tide turned and came as rapidly hick again, filling the harbor at least two feet higher than it was before. This extraordinary action of the lake was continued at regular intervals of every eight or ten minutes till after dark, the highest tide noticed Lciiig a little before six in the evening, when the water rose seven inches higher than it was last spring, and just two feet and an inc above its present level. We understand the same thing occurred at other places on the lake, and hear that at Fort Hope the eifect was so great that the steamboat I'rinces Royal could not get into the harbor at ull, running hard aground when more tlnn her length ou'side tho entrance to the piers. The cause of so extraordinary a phenomenon is at present a matter of various c njecture, but the general opinion seems to be that it could only have been prhiced by a violent earthquake in some part of the continent, which we shall probably soon hear of. Masonic. A grand masonic festival is to be held at Steiubach, near Eaden-Raden, on the inauguration of the statu? of Ervin, a native of that place, whom l'J73 traced the plan of the Cathedral of Strasburgli. -All the principle lodges of France and Germany will be represented, and arrangements will probably be made for h ildingan annual .Masonic Congress, to meet alternitely in the two countries. Tue lodge of which Ervin was master, still exists at Strasburgh, and its records show that they made an emblematic use of the tojlsof their profession and had them emblazoned on their standards, with rniny emblems used by the crafi of the present day, among them the letter (x, the square and compasses united, and the level. The: craft were divided into apprentices, craftsmen, and masons, were received with ceremonies which were kept secret, and admitted, as alllicted brethren, persons who did not belong to the trade of masons. The place where they assembled was called llittc, which has the same meaning as the Latin world in iseri 1 ; they recognised each other by secret signs, and called the word das xcorlzeich'ix, and the token d-r grus. A Curious E::uor. A Western paper with great gravity stated that a large rat descending the Ohio, unfortunately struck against the steamboat Hurricane, und forced it on the bank, from whence it got oil" with great difiiculty. The readers of the above paragraph knew not what to make of it. I low a rat could produce such a singular effect upon a steamboat piu.led them not a little. Rut the next number solved the enigma, by tucking an into the word rat, thus protlilCitr' rtitt. A Wholesale ro:.ioEK. There a famous poison known in Italy ilurin the 17th century, by the name of " Water Tofina, wives poison. It v. as prepared by a wotmn named Tofun, who sold it in mnal! flat vial.-. She U s lid to have carried on the traffic for a lon series of years, and when arrested, confessed the oijnin of iix huudred people. The preparation was chiefly u.ed by married women who were tired of their hus'unds. It was as clear as water, nnd five or six dro-; were fatal, but not suddc'tly, thu avoiding suspicion. As G(Kn as Punch. The Pekin Visiter says Coming home a few mornings since, we met a man atiroptiti to walk on ix th sides of the street. Jly a ikilfal taaux-uvrc wc parsed between him."

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.Mil" Indianapolis, October 25, 18 1 Cousining. An Amusing Story. Oh! those cou sins, they are the "bewitchenisl" persons in the world. V e have just lit ur.on an old story that will, we think, please many cf cur readers. A gentleman went into the coach olHce at Utica, N. Y., and booked himself for a residence near Oswego. In the coach there was a beautiful girl. The gentleman thought of all persons he would like her for a travelling companion. To his great delight as the coach drove opto the door. ie found that she was a passenger, upon being ask ed where she would like to sit, she .said by tins genIcman, alluding to our hero. He felt much flattered, and thanked heaven that his personal appearance had captivated so charming a female. Smack went the whip, round went the wheels. The gentleman conversed with the lady, he found her free and easy, and from her agreeable manner, felt as if he had known her all his life. Evening closed in upon them. On rumbled the coach, joltingand jerking in arnost remarkable manner. It was an act of politenes,doubtlcss, on the part of the gentleman, to encircle the waist of his fair companion with his arm, just to keep her free from the jolting to which she would otherwise be subjected, lie did this with some timidity. To his surprise no objection was made to it. Encouraged by his freedom allowed as darkness had spread her sable veil over that portion of the earth on which the coach w as running, ho drew her to him and imprinted a kisi on her nectarian lips. The coach did not travel very quickly, but the enamored youth thought it Hew, when he found himself on the following day, within a f.w rods of his uncle's h(u-e. He told his fiir companion that thev miht shortly separate. Spoke of "here wc meet too soon j to part," and made use of many other romantic J speeches exprcss.ve of his deep regret at being compclled to sever so soon from one who had been as a bright and glorious sunbeam on his earthly pilgrim- j nge, and whose memory would live forever and a day j after, in his bosom. To his exceeding surprise, the young lady declared that he had been so exceedingly j kind tnat üiio would go with Iii:n to bis uncles house. He to!d her that he dared not take Mich a liberty. Tiiat he had been in Europe for some years, and that himself a stranger comparatively, to his uncle, he could not introduce a ladv, who was a stranger to him and Iiis relations. j Tie lady evinced hysterical symptoms: his arm' again encircled her wait arid the4r lips again owned a secret communion. The coach stopped". The gentleman had arrived at the end of his journey. He bade the ladv farewell. It was no go. She insisted on his protecting her. She got out of the coach with him, and followed him to his uncle's hou-e. He was in a dreadful state of mmd. However a pleasant kis in the dark was on the previous n'ht, the encumbrance of a petticoat vi such an oecasion, was any thing Lut satisfactory. He walked into the parlor, and, with what he conceived to be unblushing impudence, the lady followed. While he w as thinking how he could sssibly explain the atFair, he was welcomed by his uncle, and the young lady wa: welcomed too, and kissed by the family. She was his cousin. , On his entering the coach office at Utica, and booking his name and place of destination, she knew at once ' that he was her relative, and resolved to have a laugh ' at his expense ; and perhaps she did w hen she j told her stage coach adventure, and the fright into' w inch she put her cousin. What liberties they take ! , The gentleman was laughed at considerably, but let tho-e laugh who win. lie won h;s cousin, r.nd th'?y are now bone of one bone, and llcsh of one flesh. i A vr. xciiE, once Aventicum, the Roman capital of Helvetia, and m the reigns of Vespasian and Titus it contained (KMlO population. Now l, UO. It was destroyed by Attila, the King of the Huns, about the beginning of tiic fifth century. I stop here but half an hour long en )iign to see the remain- of the ancient Ko-nan wail tint surround d the town of Aventicum in some places, yet twelve feet thick, and as many higii. .Much of Aventicum is now meadow land and corn fields. I have read in Tacitus an account of a young Aventian priestess, named Julia Alpinula, whose father, in A. i). 01), was governor of this town, and who was doomed to death by the Komm General for an insurrection of the citizens against the Uouvms. The young priestess Julia in vy in besought the life of her father. He was executed, and the diughter died of a broken heart. Fifteen hundred years afterwards, the epitaph of that alfectionate diughter was found amid these ruins. An Engl.shuian bought it, and it is now removed. It is a beautiful, short epitaph in Latin. It is before me, and runs thus : "Julia AJpinula: I lie jaceo. Infehcis patris infcli.x prcles. Dea; Aventiam Saccrdos. Exorarc patns necem non pitui ; Male mori in fatis i!li erat. Vi.xi amos xx. lii." (I, Julia Alpinula, lie here : unhappy child of an unhappy father ; priestess of the god less Avenlia. 1 could not save my ft ther by my prayers. He wa fated to die ignominiouly. 1 have lived years.) Of th"; Hyion says with great f reo, "1 know no human composition so affecting as this; nor a history of deeper interest. These are the nam s and actions which ought not to perish; and to which we turn with a true and healthy tenderness, from a wretched and gl. tiering detail of a confused mass of conquest and battles, witli. wbirh the mind is roused for a time to a false and feverish .sympathy, from whence il recurs at length from all the ii an sea consequent on such intoxication." Vrights IaIU rs. Saturday Night. The cloc of the week, the Autumn of the year, the sunset of the dny and of life they are all beautiful seasons, and sjx.'ak to the soul a lanun o;c full of sweet pathos. In a great city every day of the week has a distinct nnd peculiar characteristic; a phisiir-nomy which belongs alone to itself. Ihe eacr and overll owin?; bustle ot .Monday, bursting from the rotraint of the kibbalh the quieter but still noUy rattle of Tuesday the deep and settled rumble of Wednesday the llaprin wheels of Thursday the pause of Frid iy the eddying backward of Saturday, when the torrent recoiU upon itself to spread out into the brotd and placid Sunday yes, tue days of the week are famil.ar friends, and we know them both by si-ht and sound, and well wc love them all; but (Sundays excepted, as the stcam-postcra say) we love Saturday best of all; for it brings to the editor and assistant editor, the sub, the reporter, and even the item fcribler, that greatest of all hissings, rest. 1npfora par-'! wrot" a sympathetic hand upon the tombstone of one who had left 'life's fitful fcer.' : Inplor.t par? ! ilespondingly exclaims the editor, chained to his tripod and surrounded by a magic circle of ink, hedged round with paragiaphs, beyond which he cannot see or imagine nny thing. How ' rrrateful then to him is the bright pleasant Saturday, ! in this joyous weather, when he can take to himself J the wings of the morning and be at rest : l et wen as we love Saturday, we are content that it should return but once every week. More idleness than this would make me ru'stv. X Y. Tribune. Siiockixc;. -Several of those " re-pectau.e w nig pa . . i . t ; 'ners' that swallowed Henrv Clay's -'Go homo home ( G d n you wlicrc you belong" with a perfect ! f,iu4rt urn liocL n, nt TnhnVntl ThirCtl's nrofallitV III I saying u u -a one o: in i sioien auu . . .1.1.

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?lUSSS SAL.I:. virtue of an execution lo ne dir"-! from the clerk's ffice if I he Circuit Couit filie I'mld Slattrs lor II Viricl .f Imti ana, I have levied itpi-n and will tX(Hie to puMic Hale, (or cash in hand, at Ute Ccürt llcuse door in the town of li bation, itoiie con nly, Indian, on the tenth d ay of .November, jsn, liveen tlie liours of 10 o'clock, a. m., and 4 o'clock, p. in., the lent and rotir j for seven ear, oflhe following described red estate, vu: ft4-,3. 4. 7 an-l 8, in block 7, and I, 4, t, in block S. in the fown of Irbanon, Iloone county, Indiana, n designated in the original lai of said low.. ; also, the following real estate in the town of Jamestown, .Slate and coonty aforesaid, viz : the undivided hilf of. lot No. 4, in Mock 12, and lot No. 1,5, and 6, in block 11 ; als,, part cf the w qr of fee. 30, town. 19, range 1 east ; also, Ihe e half n w qr sec 12, town. 17. range "2 wert. T;. ken in execution as the property of John ChrNman, Joeph Mclaughlin, and John II. Nelson at the suit of Jo&ej-Ii W. IÜackley, David E A. Strong and John A. Sl.mison. And in cae the renrs and profits shall not sell for a sufficient tnini to sat iüfy debt, interest and ckh, I will then nnd there elf r the fee simple right of aid real estate for ile. A1JKI PKITLR, Oct. 8, IS 13. 37 3w .yarskä L S., District Indiana. .11 .1 lis 1 1 iv s sai.b: WY virtue of an execution to ma directed from the Clerk's office of the circuit court of tlie United Mates in and for thedistiict of I ndiani, I have levied iimii, and will expose to public sale for cash in hand, at the court houe door in the town of Indianapolis, county of Marion, State of Indiana on the joth day of November, 1845, the renH and profiU for seven years of the follow ing descrilied real relate, viz : Fifty two and a half feet (52 1 2; of the south part of lota numbered nine and ten, CJ and 10) in square Jiiuuler forty five, (45) a drtiisnatr J on the plat or plan of lheton of ln.tianaoljtf, Irontinson Meridian M reel, fifty two arvJ a half (52 12) feet, and running tack the same width through the said lots one hundred and twenty ( lOOj feet. At suit of Isaac Cnlhth against Keck &. Orr. A rid in rne the rents and profits sh. II not it'll for a sum sullit ient to satisfy debt, interest and cot-t, I will then and ihere otfer the fee simple rijitot s.iid real estate for sale. Sate between the hour of ten o'clock, a. in., and four o'il k, p ni. Aiux c. rnrPER, .Marshal II. S. District, Indiana. Pr'vfer 1, 181 . 37 -."w i 5lAKSIIAIs"A7J-:. WP V virtue of an execution to me diierte.t. from ihn clerk' riTice of the rircnit ron it of the I 'lilted Mate in and lor the District of Indiana, I have levied npoii, and w ill expose to ptinlic sale, for rash in hand, at the Court House door, in the town ot Danville, Hendricks co' nty, I iidiana, on ihe Mil day of Novemler, l?l., letwt-rn the hour of 10 o'rl.K k, A .M.au l 4 o'clock, 1 .M., the follow ing described propetty, viz: lot No. I, l'.loc!i 19, also lxl No. 4, Hl.ck 20, as designated on th.' ofiama' plat of the town of Danville, Hendricks county, liidiiina. Taken in execution as Ihe prierty of James Maccoun, Henry (1. Todd, illi.nn I,, and Jesse T. .Mallock, at Ihe suit of Ksra Foi'le and Robert it. Rowler. And in cae the tent and profits shall not sell for a surnen-nt sum to satisfy i!?U, jutere.-t, and costs, I will then and there offer the fee sei-ple rg'il of said properly for sale. A. t'. l'lM'TKR, .Marsha lot the U.S., District of In liana. Octotier 4. Ml. 3'i t Nov . ADlILMSTItOTOR'S SAI.C. rClinRH will be exposed to public sale on Thursday, the Cth d-y fl. of Novr m' er next, at the store room of the late lSt-nj iinin Orr, decea-ed, ail the personal property beloninü to s 1 14 dei eilent ; cii. sistloot bvr-ans. teds and bedheads, 'J utove-, I cow ,4 clocks, car-p-tiiiu, I tables, chaos, settees, and a variety of hoiehold and kitchen furniture, i.e. &.C. Also, a larpe and general assortment of ready made clothing, consisiins of ckKiks, coats of every description, pantaloons, ves-ts, s.'iirts, 1 drawers, hosiery, mobiellas, and tenth-men's lurnishuig, o' which a more particular tlesrnjitioii will le given In ssted bills. Sale to Commence at III o'clock, a. m. On all amounts exceedma tlnee dol- I lars, a credit of tix months w ill be given, bv note with approved e- ; cunty. o'J3wis JOHN S. IIOIllO, Adiu. AI31I.MM ItATOItS AOTICI. rglHt' nndeir-is-'ned has hern ap;-iii'.td administrulor on t he estate It of Samuel Ream, late of .Marion county, nY( eased. All ierson.s indi hted to said estate will take i;otne accordmzly, and make ooinei diate Ft-tttt meiit : ni d ll.oe having claims ngaiiit the name fhoulii present them without Utl.ij to the Lt!(leriL'iied. The rstrtte is uji. oed In be solient. 40 is V.Si IUI M, A. tin. Ä u.n i i snt uoit's otk i:. VOTICK is hereby given, that ihe undersigned has leen appointed 1 adminitrator of the estate ol Thomas ( heeseman, late of Mari on county , M.ite f Indiana, derraseil. All persons having claims ajamst s id estate w ill present tdeui duly authenticated for sett'eiient,and those owing the estate will please stttle the same withutit debit. The estate is supjiosed to l solvent. Vit. 13, s. :7 :tw is JK-.S1: PRICE, .Umini Orator. AimiMsi it vTOii7 sab7i:. fJIIIC undersigned wll r et o.;llic sale, at Ihe residence 11. t( the l ite Thomas (.'hfeseman, deceased, in W.ijne township, on Saturday, Novenvt'tr Isi, a two horse wag m, one, carriage, horses, cattle sheep, hos, farming Utensils, lioiist-hobl l'.:tultnre, cum in the field, o.its in trim, carpenter's Iih.Is, Sic. Rlc. On ai sums over three dollars, twelve iihuiUis credit will I fciven with a;iroved secuiity. JCibL l'RIC Ü, .idimmjlratvr. Ort. 13. IS4:. 37 3w is " TllTil IMS TIS .1 TOlTS X iYV II I!. 7 TT F.TTKRS of administration on Ihe estate ot ISeiii imin Orr, deJHi ceased, hiving issued to the un lers'gned, he hereby gives notice to all those iru'ebted lo said estate, to mike immediate av tue lit ; and Iii. having claims against salt, estate to prtsenl them duly an -theulM ated lor rettleinenl. The r täte is solvent. K.(i!niore Jordan is authorized tu collect and receipt Cr me as raid a.lioiiiistrator. 30 3wis JOHN r. Itolt II A Im. - jj-j-ivTR Wni) from the subscriber, in the town of Indianapolis. on T .Monday night, the -'-Jii of SepiemlK'i, a dark brow n in.ire, ;ilout thirteen hands lugli, very heavy built. Ins a white slip commeo'iti2 near Ihe centre of her forehead, and gradu;:l'y iurhiii'igio S lt of her niKf, her mine worn off, short about .'irtlf way up iier neck, an easy trotter, and w hen reined tight will pace a Hille ; she is barefooted iHid her h'Kds Considerably Worn ; any person returning said mare to John (t. Itririon in Indianapolis, will receive the repaid of live dollars, and the th inks of .1EXI.1S .Vcl.S TOSH. 3ii 3wis o ru i:. 1IK twelfth nnnml meeting of the Stockholders of the Rranrh at Indianapolis of th State Hank of Indiana, will he held at Ihe IIa iikms house on the firt Monday in Nov. m rr next, letwe:ii the Ikhim of one and lour o'clock, I .M. at which time and place yl fledhiti will t e held for tt clout e of Seven Ihrertors on lh part the SUckholdeis in said l'ranch lor the t-riMiiti;; ear. It. l AlOltRlS, Taillier. SeptemSer.ee, ll.i. 31 liw is t 2 rVotici of Aixs'iimciil f Iovcr. "ÄJOTH'K is here'-y given tnat the undersigned w ill make jippliim ration to the I'ro'.nte Court of Hendrieks coii'itv, Indiana, nt its next term to he holdni .t the Court House in Danville, in said cou ity.on the M-rond .Monday of orem! vr nrt, for the appointment of roinuiiioneri lo isi-jn nnd si t olT lo Siisanna Aldrpd.lnieSiis.innu Johnson, widow of Coroclius Johmton !crented, her dower of In and o the following described real estate, to w it : west half of the untitlu-nst quarter of ertion P. townliip II north, range 1 west, rontnining fO n-res; of which the ;iid Corneliii Jotinson died eized. ALLEN K. ItKAY. HeptPin' er IT, lil.. IW-Jw Is T '. i I "l-ll lS"7a ml "RTirlLI putailied on theflr-tof Novemler, The Indiana An19 tmal IteuMer and Pocket Ma nun I, revised and rorrerted for the year IS10, contamti g the names and. residences of nil Judges and ; C'leiks of Conns, l'ioeciitinK Attorneys, Kecordeis, Auditors, Trea-j Hirers, Sheriffs, Jailers, Comniisioiiers, Asesirs, School CoininisPlolier, Jlliices Ol ine lence, .-iHnrir iiiiini, n mw b Ministers, riio ians, I'rinnpal Merchants, Tis-t Otficei, l'ttinasters, terms of Circuit Courts a national legister, nnd a great variety of peneral informal ion highly useful and convenient to every citizen. fjtitr.ii iy C. Caitiff continuing 'Hii pages, lOuio., neat muslin pilt, tim e 5 l eis ; a hheral drnuiit to ihe trade. 41 .lul Kcvri,' :it 'i'lii iM-r's Iloolriorc, ARTEICS r.ihle. No 9, Shaks(ware, Nn M, Encyrkedin of Dome.Hic Economy, Nol 11, hi vells Elements of Morality, in a vols. Ii inn. the Meir Expedition, Texas nnd Mexico, Willi an accisint of the sufferings tnd em ae of Ihe author from the prison of I'erotr, hy tien.T. J. Ireen, 1 vol 8vn. with fine plates ; the Wandering Jew coinplete.price only 50 cts. ; the Whita Hare, price i5 cts. Z iiöö'K 7iiTiM u. ... MAaPER'S Illuminated Ilible ling nearly comjilele, Ihe nbscriher would tespec.f'ilty inlorm inemhera of Um legislature ad others visiting I ndianap4is this winter, that he has just procured from .New York all the recearjiry Klts k, machinery, ejiilsmsinji pres-s, and at great expense, lie is prepaivdto do all kind of work in the l.dt-st eastern atyle ; buck numheis furnUhed of HarjierM Hih.e and t?:.a!tspeaio. 41 SAML. TCitN Eft, IndianajHiMs. to tu i: Li: i. irKori;ssibT. 'HHE sulscrilier would respecllully inform the profession in the -- State that he is now receiving Milscriptions for Ihe New lvr lahnry, Mil.lij.he4 hy Messrs. Kinly St lescure. Ilarrishurg ; Dm work is now ready lor delivery. SAM I. Tt'K.NEK, lndi.niax.ln, 41 jlgeiit fur State of Indiana. .UVB' I'llIIMSIII-IK rilCRNER'S Agricultural Almanac, put lihed Rt Indianapolis; U I'edlers, Men hints an I Shers supplied; price 2 dollars per thousind. Also Turner's Comic nnd other almanac in gnat variety. 41 HA ML. TCKNEK, Indianapolis., tiii: rtioiiiii's itooiis roiti:. r"AIIE Buhscrilier would respectfully infirm the Firmer in the vi-U-rinity of Indianapolis, that he will lake all kinds of country produce in exchange fT Cooks, Stationery, Hook Hinding. fiC at theifarltet prices. 4 1 H AML. TUK N F. It. 1 ndlanas.lls. .it st iti:c:i-:iVr L A K(JE lot of Tin Ware, and for aale, at new Here, West's Mills. 30 i: is i pt i i fs v 1 1 iivciv TJ7"B Carriages and liU?ies just received ai(K A Y DON 'S llardfl1 ware Stfjte. 3rt l,iIl KLICK. mf fl Lll.S Iiiup Itlack just ret eived and for sale by HBt 5 i). cui;hf.ai Tin v:iro, Slotic w tiro tV IlarllM n v:irÄ 5E.NF.PAL assortment of the above, attiilea may he found at - IIEDDEULY's. 43 fipilE t ubscrilter V. ill pure hau all the Lard hnstght to him, at res J. rotiRhie prices foi cash and goods. 4S E. IIE11CKL. WIIIMT lVA!Ti:i. 4 NI) only CO lbs lo the bushel reiuired nt the store of ilk 11 SMITH &i HANN A

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The unierined originated the mode of journalizing the prt ceediogs of Coiigies, which piesented them entire. Their pullirati.'ti was the Iiit and only one that gve each succe?"ive Up in rvciy tn?a;t:ie in both blanches of Congic-.; a tuief of all the tlt-ba'e ; every nopoiiaot vole ; aoil an appei.d x, including at full len'h all the icviscd pCl'ChC" dcliveicJ duiing the scsi(-n. The woik thus conducte l by them i a mot perfect political fii-tor. The Senatm fieri ihe Stalls and the Uepiesi ntative fioni evety ceti n T the Union biing with the n into Congies a kn nvl. de of the f eling, sentiment, and inteiets of their sever I ton-stitu-tcies. Public opinion and ihe public inhumation, as it exists am -ng lh. se they icpieefi', aie embodied by them ; and in the ciucible of Connies, the wisd m of our times i? biouiht t it test, and i thete cene ntiate l, in diiecting tiic policial movement of the whole country. The imj uNcs thu given, through Congie! 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Wc slnll enter upon our new undctlaking without bring ditiac?ed cr buidcned hy any asociite labors of the pics ; and, thus unencumbered, shall hope to mike the new seiies a step in advance of the foimer in all points of execution. With a view ti accomplish thi, we shall be (one or the other) always in attendance in Congress will compare the manuscripts of our own reporters w ith the daily reports of the city pipcis -convct all ly our own ibei vati n and knowledge cf the proceedings; and !n ii-poitint mittcis, w here 1 hat will not assure us of the fidelity of the repoit, we will piocure the aid of the members themselves, to obt .in the exact scope of their remaik. The work, thus authenticated, will t e Meieotv pe I, which is a guaianty that we will make it as poifect as it is possible for us to make it, a we would n t incur Ihe expene of stereotyping if, if we did not feel c nfidt nt of its superiority over all woiks of the kind which have been or are likely to le published. 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We print the numbers as fat as thi proceedings of Congress furnish enough matter for a number. During the first month or six weeks of a session, thcie i rarely more business done than will rmke one number of the Congressional filobe and one number of the Appendix a week ; but duiing the remiin ler of a session there is usually sufficient matter for two or thiee numheis cf each every week. The i.ext session will be a long one, and it is supposed w ill be unusually interesting ; therefore, we calculate that the Congressional fIL.be and Appendix will each make near one thousand large quarto pages, printed in small type brevier and nonpareil We fuiimb complete iudcxes to both at the end of a session. . , ... We have on hand the Congressional Globe and Appendix for the last twelve sessions of Congress, of which five were lug and seven were shoit sessions. The Congiessional CJobe and Appendix for each session are bound together in i.tcellent binding, with Kusii backs and corners. 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The next session of Congress will lc a l;ng one, anJ, thercfoic, the Congiessional Globe and Appendix should be f 2 lor the session, which is the price wc chaige for the unbound numbers of the past long sessions ; but we have concluded to leduce the piice, as follows, uniil the fust day of next January, afler which time the Congressional ("lobe and Appendix will cah I e $2 for the session, and no deduction will be made on account of the number of copies taken. TKRMS. For one copy of the Congressional Globe, $ 50 For one codv of the Appn !ix, 150 For four conies of cither, or patt of both, 5 00 Vnr t rot v -five conies of either, or pail of both, 2j 00 The money may be remitted by mail at ouriisk. It should be heie by the 7;h of DcccmLcr, at faithcst, to procure all the numbers niomrtlv. 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rVohime I::::::::::Xn mbc r 11 FASlIIOXASSr-" TAILORLXC;. J a im Y A Hall, ,o 2, Puh.ier IL usc. BEING convinced that the sale of re.Vy made elothinp, in connexion with custom work, cannot he carried on ui h mutual advantage to cutoni-rs and them selves, have sdiandonrd that branch ol their business with a deleiinination of devoting iheuiselves exclusively lu f.irnijJmi? such nr rsor! is may 1'av.tr the -i with their oriT2. This deteminalion, they hope, will increase lh-ir l.usiness, s they know it willeuahle tlitin to give greater satibfacijoii to thcircustoiners. Those wishing to pet Famiom4Ble work wrix made, may he assured lh;it no etfort u ill Ik pt:rt-d to give entire salisf ict in. Thry perMiade themselves that in this they cannot fail, inasmuch as they are well supplied with the DtlST MATERIALS, TRIMMINGS AND WORKMEN. In the receijtt ol the quarterly rejtort oflhe Taris, lü-ndon, and New York fashions, they will lie enabled to k--p up with the ditfrrent changes constantly p inion in the lut-hiinielile world.. , In every instance, where ga-ineuts do not -.ve satisfaciion, at their loss, lliey will try il apain. They will Ktrictly adhere, in the tranxiiclion of their I iisiness. to the oowiii(- rus,viz: prurnptnijs and del-patch, t mall profits, quirk rtturna und rtadij pay. '1 hey have recently much improved the si) le and convenience of their room, and have tilled il wi.h an entire iew tock, (purchased in New York,) of the most fashionable -oods.'o their line ol business, which w ill lie reeularly kept ujt Tioni the esiern cities ; nnd they repHri fully invite the puMic lo call and examine for themselves. ForSile, Scott's ReKtrts xf t'as'tions and System of Carment cutting, squares, -Haiti, crook i::g and board t.hear,tape measures, A.c. &n. N. II .Two pood journeymen tailors wanted immediately. 4" facts roK Tin; ri:oiLL. Inctiirtivc riiilosopliy. . IT is a fart the character of a ran is j?dgej of ly h!id:es3nd m. personal iippeai nnrc . It is r fact that there is a great diTe enre between a cood fittin? coat, (i. e. one that sets smooth in the bnrk.) and one that displays tniMe, elesnnre nnd r-rineineiit : nny orilin;iry rood tailor can rut the one, l-ut it takes an JJrtist tailor to rut tl.e ot!. cr. It is a fart tli.-it n titiior sliuu'.d know how to five lis customer a good shape in order that lie niny add disrnity to his appearance. It Is a fiirt that N. It. St..rr luis opened a t:. ilorirt estal lishinent a few doors east of tl.e rainier House, and next to Mr. Uutiis.-iy's Cabinet Shop. It isa factthat Mr. Starr h;is had f ireiify fire ytart experience in tailoring. , .... It 's a fact that he ha; Iren a patentee ar.d teacher as a system of rüttln?. It isa f.icf flint 1is prices are morlcri'le. INFERENCE TO HE DKUVV FROM TE TOREGOIXG FACTS. Th.-t all those w o want to suti;i a rood character when they co from Tome, und wl o want to have tl.ii- clothes ft them with taste and elegance, and to !.e charjed mo 'crate fr i.--n, si onhl vytply to the sii'.s.-ri''er. 31 I mo ig X. II. STARR. I). S. WlttO, ; ?Irlf nit 'I'aiior: KA'FXO renoved fiiun h'i3 old stand, is ihankf.:l for pat fa vjrs ; end Ibht-s this occasion to notify xhc uh!ic, that he i now opeiiim a l.i re and .plemtid aortuient-ol new o.mIs and ready made clothin?, at No. 2. N.orii". Un tiding, where lie Mki'.l be most happy in see all his J.I friends and pit nty ol new ones. From the care m ili liich he hus made hi. piesent sel ctions, he eoiificlelitly lniH-s to be able tu suii ull l:He, in otylc of good, f'hion., and prices. 6-3m Hoots :ml Mines of evet y Ilcsci iptioii. William Ifirt t- Cincinnati. ""ÄTE would (virtirularly call Ihe attention of city and country w V dealers in the alM.ve named art icles, to one of the largest and beft etected utoCnS ever oifered veM of the nioiintiiins. Now receiving at No. If, FUlli tn-et, north side, lietween Main a .d W.ilriLt-a''j N-j. 217 .Mr.iti street, w.-st si.le,one doer lO't'icf Finn. The -hove stiK-k of gnrd.s bavins K en s!et ted with (jreat care, (of the e.Hh rn ni iiuif.ii'ttirrs,) an 1 pin hised low for cash, we are enabled to sell at pi ires to suit t!ie trues. Tlioe waniuiK to pur h ise eitli-r of the atsive named articles, either at w holesile or retail, will lifi Lu tothelr dvantaje tn pive us a cull an 1 examine our very s in-rior tock of holh ea.tern and city nride work. a- we I itter our.selves we ar prep-ired to unit them, lih in price and ipnlity. WILLIAM II ART 6l CO. Ct'ictniiu't. Srit. 1. 2-ai-Qiu ili:ak rut: tiiack! C'ily Sli-ui sinV. rPTMlE s'lhscrihet h.i, j'i?t received and is now openin nt the'Tity -H- fjj1K. store." on i ahintoii street in t he cil v of I loti in ip..lis. inlhelarce brick house receuily lHlJt. h S.. Y. iSoftls, !) . ; Ihe I HZ'-st and lal .selected stocl of L'oe'ts Ciuf M'oes, ever before oflVred for s Je in the t ity. Th.stock is entirely new, etihrncine every variety, and has just been purchased of the ininuftcturer in Masu husetts expressly for this m irket, and as it w is the design to m ,ke this esutilishiuent (erinanent, great care was lud in the selection of the goods. The sutiscritier would most respectfully invite the citizens of I ndianajHtlis and of tlie sirnnmdiuz country lo call at the City Shoe Store, and examine hi- assortment, and the prices at hich he is offering them for sale, lfore nuking thir purchases el:ehere,ag be icels confident tint the superior cpiality of his goods, and the sin.-II advan.-ex at which they are offered, cannot lall to please all who uiar favor Iii nt with a call. As I am determined to do business. I shall be satisfied w ith 8in.il I pnifus, and ollV-r this stock rtilie- ly tire pacXfge of singtS c'T rt L'n usually low rates. My :.rran"eiiients are such that I shall le constantly receiving largerail.lilioiis to my present st.n: and shall tie able at all limes lo supply the demand, either wholesale or retail. Country Merchants ran rind at this establishment a large and general assortment to select ft oiu, ami prices to please them. The following comprise a part of my assortment: (irtvlrmr, It'rar. I Ladies' tine kip s'd and peg shoe Ceni'a fine Loat Mt for-o llon'a : . I , . JUL1 H ear. I all do all pr.ces. NaMtl'ou do Yater proof do M'sfcs .Tue col u a n stipps. Well llusM.-.s ' llronzed kid slipps " I "olM half ca iters 44 Kip d all prices. Ii.avy thick (o hue goat Morocco Itrngs. ns 14 44 Howmiiiss ü IMack do Ilronr-ed do " ni.ick Kid clipps snierior ciilf Ituskins calf sew'd Iice Hoots " do peu'd do " Kip sew M& e'd do l .hi .1.1 ktrr.n It.i.it4 '4 44 " 44 NiMihers u u u i. Sllpters 44 44 calf welt Hrozans all prices 44 4 44 S!ipp rs ti tt tt tt 44 line Kip Itro.'ins 4 heavy thick do 4 " 44 Webster IsiJiei Hiar. it ü ..... ...... It.iy nnd Youth' Tioots und Slwr. lo' MiM-rior ralf KihiIs " Kip do I.adk's' fine hU lasting welt gaiter Hj s' üt:per'r th k hoots nil pricee " s.iriiii dti " ctII Uroxaus " fancy col'd hall do ; " " Kip do Hier lute satin slips : 44 he-ivy Ihirk do white Flein h Kid do Yixith Kip I loots 44 I'hila in de li.Mit lo ilo 4 fine calf do tt tt 44 black do Bronzed KM gaiters 44 half d slipps Kid welt Hus ins calf do do I 44 ilrtck do 44 ci!f Ilrosans, all pricea 44 Kip do ilo i 'hildren 's grain pegM Hoots i 44 44 tew'd do 44 C;ill e2'd Hi sew'd do 44 coat MorriK-co Hoot and i . Shoes ; 44 fine le.u J i r and kid anj Ms t'ea. j. ii. -milks nr. tt t U -hoes 44 go .t Mons co Hoots 44 c.ilf sew'd At p.g do 44 kip 44 do 2.i i:w a iciiA -i:.n r AT TUK H.1YiXX .IT SHOE STORE, Iiisliüiiüttikli. flin s i' scri'.er havhiü pure!:; se.l the establishment formerly JL owned bv W llmot L Co.. will coiilinue the -nine, and there fore solicits a share of 'he public pnlrotmse. JiPl.OSIH ItllUUHMUU lilt" KM lliri Piu R n " ' - - ....... of alm.'i IivIj Ve.. Piii1if:ir inf rfrV VAfii'tV 11 of & IIIVIII1'! i'owe." n ihiib, j 0 - quality vhicli Im can confidently recommend, to his customers. having usc.l arc.nl cure in ins seieriions. Having purchased diiect fiom the manufacturers, he will be ennhlcdto warrant I. is goods, and tl e quality can be depended on. 1 ' ' ' t f . Cent's French rilf Do Morocco, call and seal Ibi Kip ami coarse I oots llo cloth, coat und cull gaiter io Tumps and slippers I)o Kip and coaue Hrn-rans WOMLNV FAR. Ladies' Cloth Huskii s, colored )o do trailers and half caiters Do Kid s'ippers and ties colored Do do Walkinc shoes Do do slips and ties Do weit sprini: and It. U. Husktn Do nenl and call' walkin shoes f Misses fine cloth and kid Ifo-klns and t.es Do po.it and kid walk sln.es ilo calf nnd seal si oes Do Morocco and seal boots Also a treat variety of children's elo'H, ralf i Ii- V. f..

S ."itt to 5 .10 ß 10 3 13 S IK) 2 75 1 3s? 2 05 02 1 50 1 10 1 50 I 00 to I 37 1 3 2 t0 75 1 (it) 110 1 38 50 1 3 1 Ml I ?,$ 75 1 S4 50 1 l0 '. I (Ml ?H 75 75 1 (0 kid, seal and kip.

vnryinein prices rrom '-' rts. t 51 - .r. .. .... u. vr.... .. rmiitf-ti not tn rir. frin-i nif ndod II Iii IM" t I HIT l'f rl IIIUM ' 1 " gratis.) -boes repairei or maniifaclnred at short '': - Mnv 5H. IJ-l.!. 41 J. K. SIIAKl. to thi: miii:s: I WOULD invite Ihe uttention ot me wdiwiniiirHmi...of inv Fall and Winter Mi. lh- season is pjiroachinij wlien it is iii.iiort.int to have a r. I ..Mi le of the mnfl. 1 ne assortment .1 f . .1,-.;. i.w,,,.....,. new and larre. eaibiaeine every variety, and is much superior In style nd ni-ke lo t;y In the cily. J he followini! comprises pari 01 my Ladies miHot uiir.iei .viorocxo , do do do do Puskins; do do do d do do üewed calf Boot ; do d. Huskin ; do do Strap 8hoe ; do Kid well Shoes and Hukin ; fine Hlack and Colored I. alters ; do tt tt tt hstf i n : ' . I. 1 -ii Shfve Siore. t saie u a -r,, .ow ,h. a. .... j. iL OGLF.SnV. , licuilc.ni o's "4Valr I'roof Ilotits. H IIAVK just received a laree as.rto.ent of C.enMe.nei,'. lto.ts 11 frfCl,f.omtheunnufa.:t..rer,hic.li I w.l Ml tor Isj money than the nie a.nd can be had at ant Clher establishment lu the city. Centlem-n's Prune Calf Wider Proof lttsiU. t:eut1eiiien's Prime Calf Well It.N.ts. Centlemen's Prime Ca f Napoleon Itoot. Ccnileioeirs Viiina Coil .Mor.K-m lUots. tlenlleiorii's Prune Kip Yater Pr-f llos. Eor sale ul the t'ny Mioc 55t.n. H J "-L.-

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and Measure. A simple and frugal Government, confined within strict Constitutional limits. A strict construction of the Constitution, and no as sumption a doubtful powers. 0 T?.tional Rank to switwl '.tional Bank to swindle the laboring popula tion. io connection between the government and banks. , A Diplomacy, asking for nothing but w hat is clearly right and submitting to nothing wrong. No ptibuc debt .either by the ieiierafuovcrnmcnt, or by the .Slates, except for ebjects of urgent iic.essity. No assumption by. the Gptjeral Government tf the debts of the States, cither directly or indirocily, bv a distribution ot Uic proceeds ot tiic pulucJanIs. A Revenue tanlf, discriminating in favor of the poor consumer instead if the rich capitalist. .Ko extensivb sy stem of Intenial improvement by the General Government, or by the States. A constitutional barrier against improvident State loans. The honest payment of our debts and the sacred preservation of the public faith. A gradual return from a paper credit system. No grants of exclusive .charters and privileges, by special legislation, to.bmks. No connexion between.. Church and State. No proscription for honest opinions. Fostering aid to public education. A "progressive"' rt formation of all abu c.?. I'l oposa'.s for American XVatti -rolfuil Ilt'liip. Navt Hepartmi-xt. Bint At or Co.isiR'.tiiox, F.i ipmim, &.e. 4th O. tol.tr. Ir4i. SEALED PROPOS LS, endorsed -rropo;,! tor t r ip." w ilt I c re eived nt tl.is l tMe,-:u until ti e läth l)- in' . r o lt. i'.r ileliverim one kirditd and fifty toi ol .-'wienr s wn-r roJiei hemp, nt such storel ou 1a card of ti:e in ol L'rii.v li., Kentucky, nd St. Louis, in Missouri, .-. m;.y le d ji.iite.i lyile United Stares letup vzttil ?t tl-? p!i.s; tie deliv.iWs lo e made between tl e fr-i dry of Mi-rd, ;,i..l tie first rf: y of July, Ir'iO, and nccompanid I y Miti-I.n to y t -videm e tl i.t it J.i I ten ira'tr rotted in tl.e i:mi;iI niant er. The l.i nip must he H.oioul! Iv i!ressc.J, cleared, fir-e from s' ivers, and must not los more than ixtiscn p.-r tut ol tow rod w.-iste when li;;tct:eIlrd,to tl e F;itif;- tion ol ti e incpei to p, re.-oly for Spinnir.. Its strength n.u' I e euch, tl ; t r.pe c t one i.i d three-tourti s of an inch in rir umference, tnr.tc fioru Iweoty oi:e yarns, sis prepared nnd tested by ti e inspectors, or t y tl ir lirec lion, will t ear at Jener fo-jr tl.3u:'and two I umtred c. no's ; end its length, cotor, aiul of!; :r piopertie. nüist tip entirely s; tifciurytothe inspectors, or ti e chief of this I urea t, or it w ill i ot I e received. It will te inspected and tested ;t :hc respective p!ict cf delivery. For the hemp which n;ny pnss jnpprcticn nnd be received 1 y the asent, he ;ind t! e ii Epeutor w ill certify bills,, or not b than one rt oiid..nd dollars, the In't Mil r.cc"r,e.i , nccrrotnj to t' e provisions of the contract; ninety per rei.tof xvhi Ii to le p.iyaHe wifliin thirty days alter tl e presentation of the MM to such navy .-L-et I v. may be agreed upon ly the cl.ief ot tl is luruu and the contractors. Persons oJerh?, nmst of!er for nt le.-st thirtr tons, and must sfnte the price (written in wor.ls nt lenjrth) nsked per ton of V.C-lO pouiols when lielivi red, n-iededi rested, af privnl, nod received by tl c agent and in.-fiet Z', and payable is ni ovc s'Tif.e.t. i d iniisl forward w ith their oT. r ;m ol li:ition. rlu'y 'xecnt-rl t y txvo persons of known repjuuisi1 itity, l in.linc t!'ein--lves lor the per-lo-tnaiice ol the o'lets, i. tbey si ouid be accepted. Ibintls to orie-in.lf tl.e nuiou:it of t! e roMtrn-s wbi--h mv'e in. ol.-, with two poo. I an. I niti-i-.t sureties, will I rt (piped tor their faithful execution, in r.iMition lo a deilu- tion of ti. (i-r ei l. trom all hills which may l e approved and, i: id ef re t. e oinp tion of the co:itr:i. ts whi li will be .retnineil until they ere lu!!y completed, in all respects, JiccrdnH liieir lenns. Oilers must l e made in strict conformity with tl e terms of this advertisement. If contracts a-rs n-f executed within five itays after tl.ey 1 ?x-e been received I y the pernor, s whose oif-r I ; ve N eu iter? p?el, the I ur nu will consider itself at li!rty to o:Tcr r. to tl.e next lowest rrcpo-ti'-l; I i.f.ler. r?-t IVc 1 , The 31iilii.il Lifo Iiiiii'.-iiice Company f .iv York. '111. Institution during the montJi of JfVplember, issued sever.treisht new Policies, viz : To Merchants and Traders, f27 To Clertyn:en, 3 To Clerk. ." To I'liysicians, 3 T:t Malul.icturers, 'J To Lm jets, 9 To IttM.ksellers, Ö To Met h.u.ii s, 9 To Teacher, 1 To Farmers, 3 ToGris-ers, Ü To Student, 5 Tn Hank tellers, 2 To irM'oi'". To llnk clerk, 1 Tc Lai es, 1 ToDniggist, AS 43 Lives Injured, " Ti New Tolicies issued from 1st Feb. New roticiej :s:;ifd fiom It Feb. to Nt tin. in 1844. to 1st tvt, in ILih. Feb. 4t premiums $'t,r?37 Feb. ? premiums .".ns" .March 4:1 do 3,?J1 March 1" do fJ)1 April 41 do 2.:fi April 77 do S.'G May .t-i do 'J,W May fl do t.2 June 51 do 3,74". June 01 r e.175 July l'I do 5..TiJuiy 102 do 7.W9 A'i!s. 4 di 4.ft.i" Autiisi VO do 4.o.; Sept. 4. do 3.17. isepl. 73 do f,U4 Total, :i7d Total pr. S-HJ."T-fal, f.-7 Total pr. s..j IioIp nimber d jwMicies ittstieil from 1st February, l?4J, tolt October, 1C 11773. W hole annvint e.f cash received from 1st Februarv. IHt. to It Oc-to!-er, 145 gUlfM. M. KOUINUN, I'roident. S a m e l l llsAr, Secretary. Mi-fTfRji Tost, Physician, .Y'4 Hroadway. C. VY. CAI'Y, Aceni at lndi.ni!pt iis. 3?-tf Traii8port:ilitii from 32:it!isoti tc ttib ::tst. -.I'll ""UK niiderijoed, Azenls for tlw .Vii:ni 7 ru.c.'... LJy, arc prepared to recept for r.!t kinds of Froduee and Mertlnn.te" 8 throush trom this city to .Vt 10 'wt. Button, I'hiladttphia and Hvttmt rr, bv w ay of the Miami t'anal. Lake I.rie, Lrie e'.nal and WVrtrrn Kail Koad, and all intermediate ports or places, at verj low rates of freicht. The Merchants a-ad others of this city In.l i.-n."w lis and idjicer.t places, can n.ov, by application to us, avail diem-elves id the moi-t eMenive fac ilities 111 the country, for tie .;;, r. up anl ntudtiiuu lrao-pl.t Kn of tlieir Produce und .VercUandist to a:: J 1:3:1t l'.te Hastera t'llif v. We contract for the delivery of Good- of a!l k;r.il frc m the Y.A tn this City, liTtimnaieilis ami the adjacent t.w 11, by tl.i route at lutrrr rijjijiaii they can Ie brimuht out via IVnnjlvar.ia Canals ri.d Ihe Ohio river. Ihe navigation being good ul all limes b tnevn tbi and Cincinnati. M1TC11F.LL &. CO. M idison la.. Aus. 13, IS 15. F. S. We are Uli AfTeiits for one of the liest IJnesnn the Ti nnylvania Canals, and aie receipting tl.r.sigh cn-tantlv t v that nmie. 2t-3;n M. CO. ntiMTKs look iii:e:i:i Mncliin cry Cut Hood Type.. "IIIIL undersigned are prepared to furuish lo etder, any ttle, sire JL or pattern of W'OOU 'CI'F., eual, in every respect, to tn manufictiired in the Ciiiicd SUtes, at very lute price ! Our T pea are accurately cut. and cleanly and neatly finished, and warranted not to become injured hj any usage to uhuli tss aie illn.iri'y subjected. The WihiiU we 11 we are H! Iiocanv, Im. wimkI. &c.,eud pram, and so prepared as to defy Ihe oitoiiol water ortho atmosphere. Ilavint! jut completed new and improved mat Inncry, w e are prepared lo till 01 del at the riiortf st nolue ; nnd be nur pr.o tical printers, and one of us having nine e ir.' experience m a joh printer alone, we ll..tter ourselves as lo our ability lo cive atltH tion in every ca.e. l';ier lli;.t published the ailveii ierieit ol l';tin-r 'v. ran have their order filled hy u. And pipers p'.b'if'.ine t.-.'r idvertielitentliilht8noiKi(f , wli! lecei.e ti:rir j :.y i 11 1 pe w hen three tiinesilhe r.uiouul itl' tiieir hol is taken out. I'.diiors will pien-r end pafers contiinioc 'he adveltiellu nt , that e nriv know wliereto send sccimen sheets. M AKT IN JONE. 23 law '.'ui S. W. eorner of Sjcainc re and I'd.sts.. Ci innaii. 3ir.vi:u a. i5!:t Corner Third anil Walnut Shu t, Ciiiciiiit.tl I. ciiiio. 7 It iil.KSA 1. 1, and retail dealers in Importen inn .imerican Cijirs, Tobacco, Snuff, ÄiC Ace. W estern Dealer ate estteciattv invite I lo examine their :w k I lor pint ba-iec el-evt here. They aell at the lowest riiy prices, and frei warranted in sa ing tint they ran give 5atitarlion lo all uumeis. Tl.ey will till all r dets for Toltaco. Snuf? a nd Cia's, al ibe shortest notne. 4-1 m - - - - - - - - -' t ' 1 Vafrhrs Jewell')' :inl Iuif) w.oorl-.. fTflllK subse riliria Iwve roiilantly 11 hand a lame and lhMinl.l Il asortiiient of Jewelry, liold and Silver W alrhes, ria eil W are. English and American Hrilannia, Tainted Japaned Ten Tmys. Cold and Sliver I'encils, Di.miond pointed Cold Tens, Cold andSiUrr S ectarles.Silvt r Simons, lnllt s. Cups, I'ruil Knies, Itutter Knues, 8lC. Odd Fellows' Kesalias, Jewels and ever) vari.lyol Iripiniiir. Sliver Ware and Jewelry made lo order. OWEN Ät CAIILKV, 41 ,t. 135 .tf.tis ., bftirrem 2d and Atk Ctartsaafi. 7&Ffciirifö 1:1: Iookiiitf Caries riamo .ll imtfarloi y. ril"lllE suhsrrilier hacomtnencedthe matluractureof Ix.kiiif l.ls-i, U Portrait and Picture Frames ofevrryvmiet) of pattern, by Strain Power, and by 0 doine he is enabled lo sell the a' ove articles as lots a they can be purchased in any of the EaMrtn Cities, and as the rut nnd delay is much less. Country Men hunts w id find it greatly lo their udsaiiiaee local! before purchasing I.ft or elv liete. AH kinds of Cil.lmg neat I v eecotod. 4ly EHEN KZ EU WISWELL, 117 .Va. it., Gsasaaft. W iÖ DI IUI ZX S 1 1 KnVfiBlIKl, roiuiiiissioii :mI 1-riMluci- IcrcIianCs, ll.itiU Scrip xuul Trcisui) ole. fnIIE undfisned kl.asou ron-ijnment e lot of Pi.nl Scrip and .11 Trta .S'vff which he will exchange upon dvnntag om terms to theme ' wUhing lo ure cither. Rorrowers of sinking fui d and others at a distance, w onld do well lo rpplv ' v letter for tl a auioiint tbey want before the riokii.c fui d sales in N.ivnid-e-. If h is desired I will make payment for thtm at tie proper ttr.ee a if hout char-re. ... - I shall rontinue to pay i-e in any county in t. e Stite. I und slo.ild if forwarded ly l of Deceio'er next. :;f, tt i, A. V. MOKRIS.Ccn. Agent. äiÄmfoTii svä i: i.r S 1n full blast. It may le calle.l ti e J!cr w I'uTadite; lor the graded ground floors. ret srentej bay, the at umlaiira ami 1 of tl e various grains, the pure and water, all rouPune to make it one lost commodious, cm! in summer rid warm in w inter, stat ics lit me. worin, itsampie ciniens:ons. rorerinf acres of ground, is cnly equalled by tl.a grei.t cr and skill with which horses are treated. New earringr-. itc on hand to order. Ca!l ftnd for aelrea. renttemen. 39 tf ; JOHN LISTER. MILS! NAILS!! a f kegs, nt the following pi-Kcs ay tba keg: 10 cut 4 1 cts., A4IJ cut at 5 cti. fit at 5 1 2 eta., and 4 cut at 6 cts. Also, 8 cut, 10 cut and 12 est brads "Pj.J voOPWARD. S4DXLi:UY. SUVril n tie Hra-s. J ipann'd and Tmn'd .Miiinting. in artts or rslrite mis and Vlrri.p-, -Uchtag, aeat and collar Awls. ftmrTrT Ha.nrr ( "aw T.s ts, Thread and silk Preechu.ir, and KSSSS. Kc. at t;K A VUO.Vi Hardware Store. a, risii : riMi! UST received and for sale by the aulciiher, 4J llnrrcls Salmon, i 44 StM.1, Ü 44 No. 1 Ma.'crel. 31 J. Mcul.VI.

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