Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 4, Number 82, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1849 — Page 3

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Tho Library of C ncrrcss now comprises 45.000 volumes. Mr. IlrcesG has resigned his plact ns a Regent of the Smithsonian Institute. Without frugality none can be rich, and with it,' very few would be pwr. A pchoolmastcr in Vermont lately recommended to his pupil a cxy fine edition of Combe t.n the head. Diligence in employment of less consequence is the most successful introduction to greater enterprises. L-tdiex w ho nn;enr in society in mourninc. or half mourning in England, now adopt the plan ut decoratin'' in wilh scarlet .. . - - r Sunday Law Sustained. The Court of Appeals in IMaryl&nd has decided that the law prohibiting the sale of liquor i u the iSabbath is constitutional. Gold and 6Üver r.re metals quite too heavy to be carried to Heaven, but, in good hands, they may pave the way to it. Mr. Samuel Governeur. of New York, executor of Fremdem Motirov, lias p"titiiil Congress to purchase the h.x-l'reMdents manuscript. A darner was given to Gen. Cato, at Detroit, on the U3d tilt., on which occasion his competitor, Gov. Kar.som, presided. N. T. Willis describes a girl he met, an a tall figure, lik a woman in two syllables, connected by a hyphen nt the waist. Usury Law. tho Legislature of Wisconsin has passed an act legalizing any rate of interest agreed upon by the parties to the contract. Vt.ky Neat. The Lynn JY'ir says that Oliver Wendell Holmes is a very witty poet, but there is another American poet who is Whitlier. IIokkibi.e ! A married man, describing his wife, declared she was eo ugly that it was impoiblo to lead a horae up to her without blind "olding him. ItaBiEs. The editor of the Mil waukie Sentinel does not hoist "of the size of Wisconsin 'babies, ' but fays they are an uncommonly sure crop.' A large t"fE of blank bank notes, payable in fpecieat San Francisco, California, l ive been printed in New Yerk, and forwarded to the gold region. An Athenian, who wanted eloquence, but was very brave, when another had in a long and brilliant speech, promised great affairs, got up and said, "Men of Athens, all that he has swl, I will d. If the speculator mieses his aim, everybody cries out "he is a fool," and fometimea "he is a rogue." If he succeeds, they besiego his door, and demand his daughter in marriage. A Wipe Governor. Gov. Edwards, of Missouri, recommends the passage of a law, to make the consent of a wife necessary to legalize on endorsement. A man having a wild horse which ran ofF, throwing his wife and breaking her neck, was applied to by a neighbor to purchase the animal. He refused to sell, gayinp Äer expected to vurry another wife shortly. A bill is before the Illinois Legislature to incorporate a company to build a wire suspension bridge across the Mississippi at St. Louis, with a capital of a million of dollars. Col. Jno. W.Geary, the gallant leader of the Penn sylvania volunteer, has been appointed Postmaster at S'n Francisco, California, and will leave in a few days. 1 Wheat at Milwaukie. The Daily Wiscnnsinot the "Ui uit., Mates tliat inequality oi wncai on hand, ill Store and mills at that place. Was, On the 20th, 1 liUr.fO bushel. (Jive a man tho secure possession of a bleak rock, and he will turn it into a garden ; but give him only a nine years' lease of a garden, and he will eoon convert it into a desert. Sellin; Paters on the Sabdatii. The police of ( Philadelphia arrested, on Sunday, a number of news-j boys, for celling papers in the streets. They were locked up foi examination. A man having fallen into a well in Chelsea, Mass., was recued by his friends by a rope fastened 1 about hi neck. He died the next day from the tfferis of the rescue. Markiacf. in Jail. Charles Burton and Elizabe th NichoN, of Boston, were mnrricd in the Albany jlll on the 15th. Tho bridegroom is under sentence to the State prison for two years, fur horse-stealing, and the bride is a pretty, intelligent and respectable girl. The Telegraph, in. trying to tell the New York pa pers, a few dav since, that Williamsburgh had been authorized to raise money to pay her debts, sain lost Vm. Burgh had been authorized to raise money to pay his debts!' Probably William is delighted ! The Democrats are joking poor Van Buren unmercifully ; one describes a very lartre cabbage and saya that "Van never raised a larger.' Xo," replies another, ''but he has raised the biggest beat this year of any other mm in the county." Earlt Poverty a Blessing. An English Judge beinrr asked what contributed most to success at the 'a..VA .smft nrePl (rrP.it talpnt. some hv a miracle, but the majority by commencing without a NiilliKg." Fast Skating. In a trial of skill between Chaf. F. June of Newhurqh, and W. Mosier, of New York, i'ti Vr river ipposite Xewburfjh, June accomplished the feat of skating a mile in two minutes and forty second, M(sier coming in a few feet behind. An ingenious En?;lirfhrnrin having invented a method of splitting a sheet nf paper, the Governor of the Bank of England pnt him a pound note, much worn, to test his skill. He delivered it next dav, most sci-

entificallv and beautifully dissected into tWO llOtCS ! acre utt the east side of lh sain, contiinimj seventy -seven acre, more or les. It heintf that poition of the rfal etta'e of John BAN ANIMAL Cl'KIOSITV. The Cumberland Monti- lander, deceased, IV.e of Marion county, Indiana, appraised and ot laineer mentions a bear naturally destitute of the two ' to l)C t,ajil

f )re leos, now at that place. It walks erect nearly all the time, and seems to suffer no inconvenience from its loss. Fop.f.i;s Itf-.m. It is the gossip of London, that. Count D'Orsay managed to raise two thousand sover- ; eigns f r his friend Louis Napoleon, to carry on the , contest for the Presidency. It is believed that he is j about to return to Paris, under the patronage of the latter. Cholera. A correspondent of the National Intel- ; lijjencer Fuppo-ses tlmt Cholera in produced by a want j of electricity in tin? system nnd that thi- ia caused by . m lr!f nf lrrtricit v in thr ntmon?ii'rf Th (snni ; theory was propounded in a Iindoti medical publication. The proper remedy, I.C Supposes, IS anything ... .' . J i that Will impart electricity tO the tsystem. . si L itr i, e. 4 . Pk'.t ,tt A danseuse at the alntlt Street s heatrc, I hllodelphia, cttming t(o near the fot-lightti, her thin gauzy ! l.ab.liments t,ulht, nJ her person w i,t.nlly ,n-. ; vcloped in flimcs- Ihe utmost consternation and: confusion prevailed, in the midst tT which a gentle- ; t e 1 a a t a t I man leaped irorn a oox on 10 mn Ptntre witn a grtm rnxt. wliich he vvmnr,il nbout the fair Sufferer, and ' ' . CAtinfjruished the fire. I ' J inuctl Kr presence ui minu. On the 18th instant, by Thomas Morrow, Esq., Mr. William Jo.ies.Iu Miss Charlotte SmocT, both of this county. Dii:if In this city, on Sunday evening last, Alamsoj J. StkTI5S, ned 30 years ml G month. The deceased has heen lingering for many months, under that insidious disease, consumption ; and while conetious of his) precarious condition, was still flattered, from day to day, by what appeared to be favorable symptoms, which encouraged l;im to hope for ultimate recovery. Fora few days prior to his decease, he had felt eo well that ho ventured out for exercise ; but a sudden hemorrhage of the lungs, put a period to his days, perhans sooner than any one had anticipated. The deceased had many friends, and deservedly 0, for he possessed a generous and high-minded disposition nnd a character generally without reproach. His faults probably owed their origin as much to the querulousnees superinduced by disease, as to any defect of mental constitution ; and should and will be the more easily excused and palliated. While we linger with melancholy pleasure over his virtues, let ua forget thoe faults incident to ut all, and look forward lo that gloriou re-union which all hope for in tho spirit world, where we shall be freed from the triali and gorrowi which afflict ui upon earth.

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To ProH for lighting the city of Indianapolis icilh Gas Wiiehas, Applir i i!n to the City Council cf Indianapolisha been made by F. G. Macy, for himelf and asoci4te, t. provide means to light the city i'h ; 01 in the event the said Council should deem it expedient to grant the exrhiive i icht Ii s-il V G. Macy and hi associa'cs, I lay pipe lor the conducting f thnu.:h tho stieets, alley?, and public grounds f said city, fir the trim of twei-ty-five yeais fiom the timr said wuiks my be coiiplrted and put in opciali n : theirfoie, Section 1. Be it or d line i by the City Council of Indianapolis, That the .it K t. Mary and hi as.:cii'cs, their heil, snrrrsson, and 41,$. be, ..til they air licu-by n velet! wiih Ihe exclu-ive jiivi!fi:e fur twenty uat) fiom Ihe fit "t day of June, 16 9, of UMiijj the tu-i-t, lane, alleys, mi puüiic gioun-i ni au city, lor the pwiposeot laying d -wn in said suret, lanrs, allei-s. and public giound. P'pe in 93i1 suret, lanes, allej-s. and ; I"' comeyance of coal ia m and tluonh the said city, i'"r t,ic ue c'' a,l(' li citizens: Provided, That I S K ... . . 4 the ti t pipe thill not ii.teifrrc wifh ti. dmnatfe of Ihe ci'y by the Hicessaiy rimiiiuciion of sewers r oth?i in drgiounil fixttiies for the conveyance of water, or as public icrvoi. Src. 2. That whenever the said Macy and hi assoriat s, tlit ii hrin, surce n, and assigns, piojve ti open any stiert, lane, ally or public common, for the purpose of laying down ga pi.e, h or they hall give to the City M-r-hl llnee days' i (dice thritnf; and they shill not, timing the progits of their wmk, unneccssaiilv obstruct ihe pai ... . . ie of ch iittt, lane, alley, or public Kiound: and the aid Macy, his associates, I heir heiis, tucccftxois and asi;ns, hall tepair such oiti -n of any Mir h stiert, lane, alley, i public common, as may have been broken up, in urh nniiii c i a In meet ihe appioval of the Stiert Cornmisionei. Si c. 3 Thai in coimdciatioii of the pi i ilexes gianled to the said K. G. Mary, his associates, their hem, tifceois, ai d ains, they fhall fuinih to the said city of Indianapolis, upon its several street, laue, alleys and public grounds, in and ihu utih which the leading 01 main pipes mat be laid f-r the pui p e of supplying the itizen w ith uch quantities of gai.as may be reijuued by thet'i y Council fm public lamp, at aprire n;t xreedmg what is now, m my heieafier be paid by the city of Cincinnati f r kis liht for similar putpoes. And provided. That the quantity of liltt now produced throughout the )esr at each of the public lamp in Cincinnati, the speci.ic um sh ill not exceed twenty dollais the hmp po-ts, metics and lamp being fumWhed at the expense of the city. Sec. 4 That if tbe City Council hall at any time deiie to eiirt lamp at the Knm? lloues, or other public buildio oi budges of ai l City, and the said Macy, and hi associate, their heu, ucieor or assign. shall it fii'e f u a reasonable compenali u to extend the gs pit e as icquiied for such purpose, then the Ci'y Council hall have the pnviiege of extending the same, and may piovidc nucri number of limps for the putp cs nfmraid a they may deem necessary ; and the lamp ihn elected shall be supplied by the said Macy and his associates, their heiis, successors and assigns, with ga, on the tetms piesciibed in the thud section of this ordinance ; and the said lamps h;tll be subject to the same i emulations as other public ua lamp; and the pipes thus lud down at the expense of the city hall i.ot directly nor inditectly be used hr fuinishiug gas to individual citizens, mr sh ill oiher gas pipes be Itidd'wn within the p oitini of sieets, lanes, alleys or public giouuds, occupied by the pipes, of the city, until the whole amount expended for I tying down the sanu hill have been refunded by the Mid Macy, his sociale, their heira, nuccessois i r assigns. Sec. 5. That ihe piivileges hereby granted, aie upon this cxpres c -nditioni That the aid V. G. Mary, hi sociitc, their heiis, succes-ois or assigns, do, w iihiu one yer fiorn the tust d y of June, 1849, complete their appaiatus for eoeiatin g, and lay down in connection with the Mino at leal five thousand feet of leading r main pipe for it rfitri!.'Ution, and theicafter to extend their pipe as the demand for Ks may justify them in doing. A tempoiaiy failuic on the part of ti e said Macy, hi associate, heiis, assign or j successors, to pet form any of the conditions exacted of them, except so far as reaidi the oiiinal completion of the woik, and when such failure are occasioned by accident or uuiowsid events, ih ill not woik a foifeitute of their privilege; ptovided such accidents or events be remedied or tepai ed within a icasonable time. CKO. A. CHAPMAN. Piesidfiit City Council. Attest: Jas G. J .roan, SecyApproved Feby. Süft, KSt'J S. IIKNDKftsn.N', Mayor. finer, .o I'ay! Dr. f. M. ?h uinon, in eiperieiiced prartiiinn,r in Ulieiinntmn, Py-pepvia, Sick and Nervou Ilead.iche, Cain or Weukurts in Mark and Joint, t'arnl)iii, N'euriii i, Spinal Atbctk.n, Kpitrpi) ,TmiIiache,t'oiitr.ictio!ii of the Mucles, Weak or Induued Kyes, Tiles, A thin a, Cnnrer, Trtlrr, Frost Itite, Scrolula, t'loer, Merruri,tl Phm- T long yuniui. (ienerai Ufbil-ty, sc. A.c., is m iirowitini' Hotrl in Uns nty, und w ill reimin thrrc tor m.m da)n, whrre heciui be consulted by thor uttlictr l wiOi any of the a' ove uWnw. lr. Shannon has ethilnted to us v-ry Urg numticr of rt-romin ud.Miona from patient treated in other places, fiom phyitii iani who have received instruction from hun, and from Ihe public pres,&M Join j to show bit complete sncr rest in the lieatiueut of the diseaea nn:ned. As his in lto is.Vj Curt, .Yu Pay, tut one need fear being liken in. Frtrn tt Louisnlle Jjum il, Oct. SI. Pa. S M. SHAJttvj. This Kentlem iti u trart crowds of infslhls and continues to be eannently miwnwful In their treittinent. Men lüily co limping to ti is riu. and, a lew iniuutes nrterwurdi .are ieeu waiklnroT witri hu'iysnt and el itic tles. Ho is daily imputing to score tlie teeret of hi reineiies. Krcrnt ni-scovrry. It has been recently discovered that a medicine has been intro. duced into our community, which is exciting tlic puMic and profession by i.s specific action in the cure of Ion; tanJintf an l compuoaiej caes 01 con is ana lever, a euro is warranted, or money refunded in ecry instance where n rure is ot 'Mltcted. It is Dr. Itrag's Indian Quen Vegetable Sugar-('oat.d Tonic Tills and at they arc tufur touted, and to pleasant to take, u e thould suppote sll who are afflicted with this troublesome disrate would ftivo them a trial. For sa e by TOMLINMON BROTIIKR.", sn t S. J. WAIiK, Indianapolis 73 SS W1SS1 aaMaMBSaanMMHISISSkMiMatMMMMf Dlll.lli: A CO,, Xo. . lVot roiirili Slroft, Ciiicimititi. O., Imp'trtrs t Wtttrffs, Cuttert anil Fauci (inoils, RE now receiving, f their own direct importation, n very large and cmnplele Kprun ttork, rousntin in part, an follow, til" f.old and sliver, plain und jewelletl Kntliti tevrr watclia. gold and silver. Swim, ancre, level nud lepine wutches, French marble, elnmy, and Chiui clocks, vi iluu, artrndeons, percusiion cap, Mlk, thread and head pursen, tedd bag, tooth , hair and thavin truhe,ailver, Grimm silver, and eedar enriU, coin' s, silver, tieel and lirrman silver spect-irles, razors, w:m."i,8injle, double, and revolving pistols, and a general variety of t.'enn. 11 ani French f.inry gukl. lull a.Hirtnient ot watcn material, dennt Vr4, teeth, gold plate ' ". K"" gni guaru, 10.1 uni ei cnains, lockeu, puis, and ewelry of every !e.rription. D. ftt I'o. are aln now rerriving from Sheffield, Kngland, large in voices of Ucorgn Wiwteuholin Ac Son', Luntin is. on's, an I (i. Crxikes Sc Co.'n line pocket cutlery, which, toaelher with II the above namrd rixmI', they can and will eil at lower price than any other hou-x we.stoftlie niouniain. WatchmakeiK, jewelUr. and deilers in cutlery and fancy poJ,are re!pect(Mlly invited to call and examine. t inrinnati,Q., February 13, 149. 9 ln.is '2,'t' underiiaed cornini.ioner, having teen duly appointed M. and qtialitifd ty the probate court ol the county of Marion end State of In liana, at th Fet ruary irrni thereof, for ,tLe year lU, lor that purpose, will proceed to sell 0:1 the premises, 011 Saturday the ITtU day of March, l.4U, the flloA inij ,it.s(ried lot of land, viz : The east half of the aouth went rpiariei of s ction thirtytvu (3"2.Hovns!in ntvente n (17.) rantre fi(! (') ast, txcett three dowa, ua third in sii months, and on third in twelve months. with interest from the day of sale. Said purchase money to be secure! by notes with appioved security, without relief trout apprauetneut or valuation law. WILLIAM M IOIIL, Feb. 19, le-49. S2-3wi Commissioner. Stattr of Inli:iiiu, .11:11 ion County. the mutter of the estate of .Vj.es Marker, deceased. JOTICF. is hereby given, that at the February term of the Marion probate court, A. D. 1?49, sail court declared the tttate of Moses Barker, dereasel, to be probably insolvent: creditors are therefore i equired to tile their claims against the estate for allowance in the sai l probat court w ithin ten months from tha date hereof, or they will not be entitled to payment. OKOKfiE W. WÖLK, Feb. 22, 1H49. 82-4w7 JOHN McCLAIN, Admr. noticu:. SHtaitr's OrriCK, February 9, 1M9. N the matter of a writ cf partition of the estate of Samu el Fergunoii, late ot Hickory township, Merri r county, rennJlvania. notne is heresy riven to uohert l-erguson,cthannc, intermarried with Koouce 1 homas Y erguson, Mathew Ferguson , Joha Ftr(U.,nf Kujah Ferguson. Ma-y, intermarried with Samu el Connally, Margaret, intermari led w ith Ben jamin Willson, and iiJinU(1 a,f,,' MaI"v Ferguson, children cf Wilham Ferguson, ,lcleased ; alio hi widow ; that ai l writ will b executed by h.,idS',"; bi-3wisi ' j.iMKs McKEan, iheii.r. AD.MIMSTISATOII'S INOTICI'. "TsVO I KiK i lie re by given that letter of administration have been ' 4- "y granted lo the uii.lrr.-iKnrd, of the estate of .en aa like. ' Of ceased, tale of Marion nintv. I ndiann All rurin lnitehied t.i i "rv ititv v'Kiins. 1 iiuiauu. nil UCIUiis inure . id etteare warned to make hnuiediate payment, and iho hav ing claim against ttie same are requested lo present them duly authenticated. The estate is probably solvent. ELISIIA V. LAKE, February 13. IP 13. 82-3wis AdiriiuiHtralur. 1 1 1 osVixfik I'UOÖr aT'jls. OF ililfrreul aizeaol I'ittshurgli in inuficiure , tested and for sale on commission. byKLLLOU at VAN DCS, sign of the Big Padlock. Ci y I'liATlOlt.lI MildlS. PITTS RLIRii Platform Scale on commission, of every site and hite impmveineuts. KELLOOÜ YANDEX. 2 y Sif 11 of the Bn Padlk. i:AUiai: m 1:1:1. ri.oK.ns. e. NF.W and improved article. Inquire of John Johnson, north and near town. KtXLOUfS St YANDF.S. fl-y Sign of the Big Padlock. RON, Nails, Castings, Anvils, Vice Blacksmiths' nellovvs, Sledge, Slc., Elliptic Spring. Iron Alles, Ate. Kbi.i,uuti va.int.s, 2-y Sinn nf the Bis Padlock. IIUITAMA WAKi:, n.N setts or single pieces, of warranted ma mi fa dure U F2 f KCLLOCO Al YANDF.S, Mjn cf the Bis Padlock. i,i;vi:irs ii:w iyouh, ROLAND Cashel. By Charte lver, author of " Charte O'Malley," St. Pnlrkk Lve." I lluslraied hy Phiz. 2 ' HOOD k NOnt.n. fCST received, the second volume of Macau lav's IliMnrynf Fnglaud. C2 HOOD it. NOBLK. 'Q1IIK second and thirl parts of Franklin illustrated, just received SL hy HOOD &. NOBLK. 32 rnHK last volume nf Chahner's Habbath Readings, just received 11 by HOOD it NOBLE. t-2 T EW CROP Raisins, Almonds, Cassia, Clove ,&.c, for sale low a k V. MOORE.

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Ornci or thi Soliuto or nie Trsssury, February 12, 1p43. ( SE ALED proposals will be received at this ohVe until tho 14th r dny of April ne&t.nt l i o'clock nt noon, for t!ie purchase of the interest ol the United .states, at law and in equity, of the property hereinafter described, upon the term and ron litions mentioned below, to-wit : No-1. Ad th.nt part of the following described snd tonn-'ed tract or parcel of land mtuate, lying, and I eing in the county of Montgomery and S'tate of InJi.inn. wiii'-h has not teen conveyed to anv erson or peoons by th Treasury Pepartment Qf the United State, sure th.; f?'h July, 131. to-wit : Dezinning at n point on Washington street, in the town of Crnwfurdsviile. o:ie hundred and seventv-live fert hOiith of South meet, then e west 10 wl (the Tare Haute roa I run in July, lMljtlience with the sai.l Tin ; lljoite road a it then (July. iS'Jt) run. to the intersection of Iii e between sections five rnd thence south to the corner of Si,i 1 sections, thence east to the southwest corner of llelverson's binds. them e noith with hi line to the northwest comer of raid tra.t. thence we5t to the southwest corner of a plat of out lots, lai I out and sol 1 ;iy Jjlm Wilson, thence north to the alley running south of two lots formerly sold to Daniel tiaKoway, thence wot to the p'ace of l egitinins. containing one hundred and twenty seven irr, tie the arr.e more or less. Kxcepting a square, composed ol pats of squares So und S7, iiicliiiled w ithin the a ove lo indaries known Jc:rerin Square, nnd Ij inj in the x ilhige of Craw fm Jvi lie, , otuity of Montgomery and State of Indiana, upon which the late Israel T. Catihy erected a largo I. rick hoiie. It being ti-i derstood that the urchasrs of the ulove U-Hcri el property, Xo. I.sliatl execute and perform all rontracts now in force maJe by the late T. A. Howard, for the sul of any port Ion of tlie tame, which remains unesecuted, auJ that the conveyance will Include a lull condition to tl at tit", ct. No. '2. A bur, for the interest nf the United Rtites in Jctrerron Square, above alia le i to describe !, w ith the iie conditions as above. CONDITION 4. 1. K..vh hi I must b for a separate number on the schedule, kr. for C ish : to be deposited 1 one of the following places, to the creiiit of the Solicitor of the Treasury, tpe, ifyiiii on account of w hat particular number in the sehe bile of property it is dtposi'.el, to w it : The United States Treasury nt Washington . District of Columbia ; the A'siMant Treasurer it Doston anil New York. '2. Ka h bid tnut be accompanied wilh a guaranty, i; the form ri-.en Im Iow, which must be certified ty a eolleetor. n ival oflieer, marshal. Unite t State ilistri. t nt.omej , or (ostmaster, that the guiir;in'or is gool.aml the party making it i.s rspoiuible for the amount. .1. (hi receiving a certificate of depoite, signed by one of the depositories aliove mentioned, a quit ciaim deed, conveying all tha riht, title, interest, and claim ol the Unite 1 State to the property described in the bid, and paid lor, w ill tie eseruted and acknowledged ly the Solicitor of the Treasury, free of all charge to the purchaser. Such conveyance will he sent, free of expense, to any .ost office in the United States, as may be request -d. 4. No bid w ill be accepted unless it shall he Hatisfactory to the folieitor, w hether there uliull be one ,r more bid for the pioperty. 5. Ilefore hiddtnir, a'l persons are leijuchte-d to rnke themselves acquainted w ith the skua ion, value, an I title ol the propwrtr they intend to bid lor, so as to rely upon tlie.r own judgment in bidding. . Alter the Iat day for ieceiing them, the tidt will be opened in the presence of euch otfi.-crs of tne Department ns shall be aide to attend : and will be examined and p.issod upon. Notice will 1 e p vfn promptly to each person wlioic hid n accepted, l.ut to no others. ?. The name of tlie Lid lor should, in all cases, to written nt length, and in a leginle baud. The Ml Irr should give the name of the jot ofti'e to which communications lor him are to be i-cnt. H. Bids must be sealed, nnl marked 011 thn outside in these w or.li : ' hrsi r i tuns ma U. S. Tsoticrtt and addresit d to the Solicitor of t'te Treasury , Wahingto,i, I'.C. U. Form of t'id, guaranty, an 1 certificate : I, , residing at , in the county of , In the State of . hereby oder t he United States the iim of dollar inraeh.for tLeir rieht, title, interest, an t claim i-i the property describe I in the punted advertisement to the Solicitor 01 H e Triurv. dated Senleinber 5th, l-M"1. uiou the terms and condi tions theiein mentioned; and I heily,tn consi lu utiou of the premises, agree. I". cart mv bid then1 tor shall be accepted bv aid Solicitor, to dejMjsitc that sum, in liwfnt money, in one ot' Ihe depohitorici mentioned in said advertisement, within siity days after my bid shall be accepted and notio! thereof sent to me by mail ; 11 u,l iii cae of forfeiture be may re sdlntmy i-xpense.or accept the bid of anj lower bi J.icr who wi.l ay lor the same, and I agree to pav all loss in consequence ol in) lull 11 e to poriui n mv Ml. l)4te, , , l.-l'J. J'or v.ilue iirtiii.! I riiaranlv to the United States tlie perform nuce of the love uudeitakiiig by tho signer lhTeof,iu cute his bid be accepted. Hated . . HI:). I certify that the ahove guarantor is responsible for tho sum mentioned in the nt ove hid. 10. IÜ Is not performed on the part of the bidder, according to tho terma sro-cihed in the nhove con litions, may, at tho option ol th' Solicitor. t declared null and vol I. In nil cues w here fraud miv hae been pincticed airamt the Uni'ed htntes.tbo Solicitor mar, betör executing tho convey anre, declare the hi I Inxali I ami of 1.0 ettect. ' I.I. 1. 1 , KJ tiw folirilor of the Treasury sBJi:UII'E"N SI.S JIlsY virtue of a copy of a decree to me direct,-1 from the clerk's jj J ofttce of t!i- Mario. 1 circuit eo'.it t, I v. ill roseto pul liC kjIi-.oii the tirst ,I.tv of March, l.4'.l, at the I out House door in the tovs n of I'l lianapoln, within t he hour preset ih-i ly l.iw, t!ie rents and pto;i', lor sc en years, of the follow 111 lot of land, to-A it : I.ot No. 11. in out lot No. ;io, in the town ol I inliaiin poll, nimg bounded as follows : l.ejunii 11 tit a coriiT on et street, one 1 hun bed b et from the South corner of said out l it !t, ruiiniuji j North öO feet on said street to a cm n-r. thence JOO I , t rant to a corner, thence sou'.ll 50 feet to a cui Per, thence w est ;!t,i) j.-. t to the place of beginning. containing one fourth :.cre more or less. And on failuie to realie the full amount of Ju -.Igmeut, interests andx-osts, I will at the same lime and p'ace. expo.-e t!i. fee simple Of said real r.tate. Taken as the property of (ieorge W Mea 1, a liniiiisti ator, at the suit of f'hai le Uriukmati, of the estate of Ft b rick Schweeck and others. 7- ts ( IIAKLKS C. CAMrilF.LL. Sh. ti'V M C. sm:iciri"s sii.i:. il' V virtue of a tvtitof venditioni exponas to me directed horn the Ch-t k' olhce of t!ie M 11 ion circuit court, I will expose to public, sale, on the first day of March, I r t:S, 1 t the Court House door, in the town of Indianapolis, w ithin the hours prescribed bv law , the rents and profit lor seven )e-ar, of the following real estate, to-w it : Lot Nos. 45 nn l 1 2 in s.iuare No. I, bb;k No. 9, wen of White river in J. II. Hacker's addition to the town of Indianapolis. An ton failure to real ie the full amount of judgment, interest and costs, I w ill at the same time and place, ctpoe the fee simple of said real extate. Tuken as the property of Wilüum Schoolcraft, at the a. nt of Thomas Uainsev. 7t CIIMtl.ri:. C AMinF.LL, Shend M C Ti 1 :Tc I vi s s a i. i :. FJJtY virtue of writs of venditioni exponas to me directed from U9 theclerk's efhee of the Mat ion Circuit Court, 1 will expose to public sate, on the f.rM day of March, 1 1 It., at the Court House door, in the to wn of Indianapolis, w ithin the hour prysciihe.l hy law, the it-nts nnd profits tor Sv-vtn yt-sr, ot the following real nitrite, to-w it : Forty feet oir the west eniof the sointh half of lots No. II and I J, in eq'iare .N' .7I, in the town of In di-tnapoii. And on lailiire 10 realize the lull amount of judjmrnt. inteests, and costs, I will at the tame time and place, expose the lee simple of said real estate. Taken h the property ol John Hare, at the suit of Oenrge Weilend and Samuel T. Woollen. 7Mts CIIAUI.F.S C. AMlMLLhfTrlJ'. m I b: it 1 1- v's s iTi:. PY virtue of 2 writs of venditioni exponas t) me directed from tiieclerk olR?e of ttie M irion rircnit court, t w ill cjjkisc to putdic sale, on ttie tirt day of March. l-4'.. at ttie Court House door in the tow n of Indianapolis, Marion county , within the hours piescribed by hw, the rents and piolit. for seven years, of the following real estate, to-wit : The 1111 divided half of the south half cf the northwest fractional qinrter wei-t of White riverof sertion No. 3, township 15, rane 3, eontaitiiiiR thirty-one and a half acres. And on failure ta realize the lull amount of judgment, interest and costs, I will at the same time and place, expose the fee simple ot" said real eta'e. Taken ns tlm property of F.her Feisel.atthe Miit of Austin V. Morris .-m l Adam Hauch. 7-1 ts CH UI.KS U. CAMpnF.LL.Sherirf M.:. sii 1:1:1 rrs sam;. 3 Y virtue of a venditioni expnisto me directed from the clerk's fii oflice of tho Marion Circuit Court, I will expose to public nah-, on the fust day ot March, l"?lt, at the Court Houe door in the town of Indianapolis, within the hours prescribed by law, th rents iiu 1 pronts lor seven year., ot the following real estate, tO-vlt '1 he west of the west of the half of tlie potithwcst quarter of section 21, towns'.i: 11. ivtr'e ä. 40 acres: also the east hilf of the southeast quarter of nee lion '.0,111 townsnip 14, range 5,0 acres. A d on failure to re -iii.e th full amount of aid judgment Interest and costs, I w nl at the saint- time, and place, eoe th. fee simple of said real estate. Taken as the property 01' Ingram Little, ut the suit of Jain. Cochran. CHARLES f. CAMPBELL, 73 t Sheriif M.irion County. Male of Iiuli. 111:1, Miiniiltou i oiinly. Ir th e Hamilton Ciat uit C'oi Br, Msacit Tckm, 149. Marv Aim Kirkiiairick, va. Ja n-s W. Kirkpatnck. PeUti for Jhvrre. 1 HE said petitioner, by Wiltinm (Barver her counsel, having this day filed 111 the e'erk's ollke of said court, tier petition herein. and also ihe affidavit of a disinterested person from which affidavit it appears that aid defendant i not a resident of the State of Indiana. Therefore the said defendant is heieby infilled of Ihe pendent y of mid ietition, and that unless be wit! appear on the calling of the cause at the licit term of na id court . and piead, answer, or demnr to the said IK-HI. n, the name will he htard and deter. nined in hi absence. Feb5, lli. 7-is3vvt$l,5) JOHN. il. BURNS, Clerk. St:it? ol' Iiili:in:i, Eliimilloii Comity. I.sj Tilt HtstiLTOi CiKctir C01 Rr loa Ms at H Tkrm, 184J. Itebecca Shaw v. llezckiah Shaw. f'ttihen for Dtrurre. ripiIK said petitioner by Wi.liam Oarver her counsel, having iL thi day riled in the clerks olRcr of the tail court her petition berein und alo the affidavit of a disinterested pemon, from which affidavit it appears that ti e said defendant is not a resident of the State ot Indiana. Therefore the said defendant i hereby notified of the pendency of Mid petition, an I that mile he will appear on the calling of the caue at the next term of said court. and plead, answer or demur lo said petition, the same w il I be heard nn t determined in his atitnuce. JOHN i. P.iJRNS.CIk. February 5, 1-49. ?8-:iwisn..Vl Stale of litli:iii:i, Hamilton Couuiy. Irs tiiic Hamilton Cihci-it Coi rt, Marc h Tr.BM, ci'J. Francis IL Cogswell and Jesse Lutat vs. Jacob Crull, Jr. Ihnneitie Attithment rtiailE aid lefendant, Jacob Crull, Jr , is hereby no'ifie 1 that on 14. the .11 day ol Aovt-mt-er, , upon the alhd.ivlt of sai 1 plamtitls, Fianci B. Oswell and Jersse Lutz, tiled in ti e ofhee of the clerk of said Hamilton circuit court, a writ f dom-stic attach ment ws ty atd clerk duly is .tied against the good end chattels, land and tenement, right, credits, moneys nnd effects of him i. J.acoi e-ruii, Jr., in sail couuiy oi liaini'ton, 1 oturnal.l.; 111 twenty day, and that aid writ has been duly returned, executed upon.pattot tne south hall ol tne outhwest quarter of section MX, commencing on the south line ot paid section at the half mile stake in township 1 nn-.-c 3 east, running thence north 50 IS-paj pole, thence went 4.1 .il-UHl poles, thence south .Vl73-lt'0 poles, thence east 4il-7')10O pole to the place of hrgmning. And sod defendant is hereby Initiier iiolmeJ that said suit is now pending In sai l court .auc, jjii. li. t;ii.. Osavra & Moss, AtCys for plltf. February H. lH4tl. Hi 3wisf; State of liitliana, Hamilton Couuiy. sj THE HsMILTOK C'lRCt'ir t'ot'BT, SfPTLMBCH TkSM. 1"4J. John D. Cottinpham vs. William Hacker. Foreign Attachment. finilK naid Ii. on the defendant, William Hacker, is hereby noticed lht 15th day of August. 14, upon the al'.. davit of sai l 1 I. Cottingham. tiled in the olhce of the clerk of sai 1 plaint ilt, John I. Cottingl Hamilton rirruil court, a writ of foreign attachment was y said clerk duly issue i against the goods and chattels, Luids and lenements. risht. credits, moneys, nnd eifert of him, said Win. Hacker, in aid county of Hamilton, returnable to the then next t--i u .Win i. i um di di.i nri ii-rm ' s.iiii conri bhi.i vvru was duly returned executed upon lot number 3 I, in the town of Went u-iu. soo :na nrit-nnaiii is nereoy luriner iiotme t mat aani suit is now penping in said rourt. By older of the court at September term. I8M. Attest, JOHN O. BURNS, Clk. Gsavaa , Atfy for ptttr. H :twi; nr-tu. And nid cWcn.latit is hereby further notified that ai.l suit Is a sa-vi mtt t? a ws w n 1 IIA.1 T H I U Ä r and tv!! Ir f ;.. nt a.I ! n TlTsK inrriA.t IL townfship. Marion COuntv. rn.l..l ft.t Minrlsir frm. rontnin. in? Oll acre, will be sold at a bargain, if app ication he made soon. - j v. - - - - - - ti 1. vi 0 ,.j inriiru oi Tiaren nest, it will is lente.i ror one year. For the terms, apply to the undersigned, one mile south of the premises. POWKLL ROWLAND. Feb. 10, Iss9. F0 3wi A;ent for the Proprietor. MARV BARTON: A Tale of Mancettrr Life. Just received hr 0 HOOD k. NOBLK.

IVEW ROUTES IX IM)I4V. Extract from the act of Congress of 2d March, 1815, Section 18. And be it further enartrd. That it shall be the duty of the Tostma'ter General, in a I future lettings of contracts lor the transportation ot the i:iait, to let the same, in evary case, to ihe low est hid Irr tenderins suihctent truarautees for faithful performance, without other reference to the mode of sucn transportation than may be ne- esssry lo provide; for the due celerity, rertaintt , and securi-y of such transport ition ; nor shall any new contractor here?fier be required tr purct a-e out, or take at a valuation, thp stock or vehicles of any previous contra- tor for the same route." ß-Bi I ters w id e careful t. ria l the fo'ms and inductions appeud-.-d to this advertisement. They arv rtqur ste 1 to Mate in their p'oposals.the mo b? by which thev int-nd to convey the mail. Where the siz? an t weight or tlie mails, or t!-e spved r'dir I for in Ihe schedules shall require it , the contracts will tn; made for

co.i( n, ütcainltoat. or railroad conveyance, as the case may be; and consequently, auch routes will be li t to bibs proposing such mode oi conveyance. 1 n an omer cases , me ro jtes ill l,e assigned to bids proposing the cheapest moite of transportation. PROPOSALS for earryina the mails of the United Stnte from the 1st lay of July. l-U'l. to tlse :otti of.lune. 1-.V). inclusive. in Indiana, will be received at the contract office of lh- Post ();hce Department, in the Citv of ushin Mon. until 9 a m, of the 4th of Apri', liiu.fto i; decided lv the -jlth ,lav of April. 140 on tlie routes and in the manner mi l time herein spocilied, viz : i.vnux.1. 4('.c0. From PtttnamviTe at 1. m Friday by Catirn't Mills. 1 3pencer, Whitehall, and Stanford to Spt insrvdle. bv 3 r m. 4i I mile nnd back between 5am und t? p m Saturday. 1 W. I 10m Tipton nt 8am Monday by West Kim'erhook to Straw town, by li rn. I t miles and back between 0 p 111 oud ß p m same dav. 40. From Salem al 6 a m Thursday ty I.eesville to Illoominjton.hy lim next day, 50 miles and lack between 1 pin Fiilay. and G p m nest day. 40-i:t. From Muncie, in Delaware county moan Friday to county seat nf Tipton county, by Ü p m, 40 miles and bach between fi n ni and 0 p m next day. tnsl. From West l.iutv (t)luo) at 6 a tn, Wednesday hy Ancnla to I. a Grunge t'entre, (Inli.ma,) by 13 m next Jay.i'J miles and back t-etween n m Thursdjv and C t 111 Fri.lav. 4n.. From Leesburg at 10 a in Friday to Wolf Lake, by 6 p m, 2i miles and lick ,-tw een " a 111 and "J p 111 next d. . 4ost From Hepeviite at 6 a m Sattird iv by I) mri.lc to North Sälen, by 1 1 n 111, 17 miles und back between I n in and tip in same day. 40S,. h roni nrowntown nt H a m Saturday he David ttowman's to Nashville, by 6 p m.'.H mile an 1 back N-twcen 6am and 4 p 111 nest nayFrom niu!rion at H a m Tties lay to Fort Wayne, by 6 p ni miles and back between 6am and 4 p tn nest dav. 4ii-0. From Lagrjnge at 10 a m s.iturday to i;o-hn, by 6 , m, 24 miles and back t-etw eon 6 a in and 4 p m Friday. 4nti0. From Montice'l-t at 10 a in Wednesday to Lafayette, by 6 p in '.'ti miles and back between C a in and '2 p m Thursday. 40JI. From t'erk ins il ie at A a 111 Saturday by New Lancaster to Tipton by II a tn,'.'!l miles an I back bc'wei-u I p m and T p in. I't'.i. From Kvatisville at 1 a 111 Saturday to Cynthiana, t.y IIa m, -tl miles and o i-'k t-efvcen p rrt .nnl 7 p m. 1013. From Mc'eaor Fulton nt 6 a rn Thursday by Terr) sburg. Nicnr.a. I.keton, North Manrhenter, Liberty Mills, nn. I South Whitley to Whitley, by 11 noon next day, a" miles and bark between j p 111 Friday and ti p tn .Mon.hv. 4i'.l. Fiom Washington at 4 a in F1i t.1v y Fayettville to lto,Ifont, by H p tn, 50 mile and back between I a 111 and 8 p 111 nest day. iot'.Y From Jasper nt P a 111 Fiid iv to Troy, by ß p m, Hi miles and hack between 0 a m nnd 4 p m next day. 4' '.el. From F.v.msville at C ;i m Monlay'by Albion and Fairfield to Salem, (III.) bv li t in next Wednesday, IIMJ miles and back between li a m Thursday and ti p m Saturday. H'o-ry : wheti-er this route n vc, -..Hr y 1 4IW7. From Pouonie, (Ohio,) at 6am Thursday by Denmnrk, tip lue M. Joseplisj. river to 1 1 anil ton. an. I Ki.hllc'a Corner to 1 ol 1wtT (Mich ) by l i in iiextd:iy, M mi. e and bark between i j, m Frilav,iind h' J in Saturdjy. .n'ota:-?. I'.ach t opoat shill he accompanied by a cuarsntee, tlgne.J by one or more responsible peisoi., in the following manner, viz : " The un let sigin-d auaranty that , if hi bi-t for c;i rrj in the nviil from 10 be an er. ted hy the Po-tmaster ftt;nernl, shallenter into an obligatiun pi ior to the first day of Ja!y unt, with good und sulhcient MUteties, to j erioini tue service piopos-u." Tl.i kh i'itd t-e Hccotnpanied by the rertilicate of n postmaster, or olds r equivalent testimony, that the guarantors are men 01 pro pertv, tml able to make coo i their eunrantees. Th pronos il shoul t t-e lit to the dei.irtment sealed, endorsed o rropoials Kr route o. in and addiess ed to the Firt As-ist nit Postmaster (lenrri-l. Forth" prohibition of bids resulting from combination, and the term and conditions on which the contract i to be mnde, m-e the last annual ültettiM-meut. C. JOHNSON, Feb. J, 1-10. TMawtMar'.O Postmaster Oenrral Kille of .lloiti;:ii;al B:itils tn llamilloii t'oiml) . O'I H'K. I heie'.v i-iven, that, on Saturday the 1 st dav of ptil licit, between the hour preeciibed by law, at the Court Hons.- door in Nohlcav nie, the tracts, parcels, or lots ot land li desct i!ifd tilow,or so much theieof as vi i! sell for the ainontit -lue lioiii the respective moi tgag-ji s, will he olfeied for sal -to the hu-hest biJder, in cont'oriiuty w it h the provision of tlie U-'V ised Statutes o! 1-lit ; the s.u. I tracts, parrels , or lot of Ian 1 hat in been inort jaed to the State to serine the n;i mem ol lo ins made of the several trust Inn Is as hereinafter Spe. ilieJ, and the n et igag n s thereof having lailed to pay the interest due as re1 quire. 1 :iy law. rso i l l wilt ne receive I Joe a h-ss sum than the amount due tor principal, interest, damages nnd costs. (stttig-ressional School I titiil. The w hf of tint n w qr sec -j:i, t II, r t e, eout.iining r0 acres; moitgagi.d h) John Ibwky ; total amount due, jt pj (m. The w hf ot Ilm n e qr, m-c il, t JO. r 4 e, containing 80 acres ; mortgaged by Jjmva Marroii ; total M110u.it lue, .l-J-. Ttie 11 hf of the n r qr sec lit, t 2 ), r I r, containing SO acres j mortgaged by John Carson ; total amount due, $fi 45. Tlie w hf of the s e qr sec. 10, t 10, r If, ront.itning eo acres ; liioi t;agd by Levi llaj ui'.li ; total uuiouut due, .1o3. The w I t of the n w qr m-c 11, t 'JO. r . " e, containing bft acres; mortü-tged by Joshua W. Hamilton : total amount due, S-JGS -J5. The u w qr ol the n w qr sec 1'., t Ii, r 5 e, containing 40 acres ; j moitgaged by Jacob N. Shaol ; tota! amount due, ?fl 41. Tho w hf of the 11 e qr nt 10,t l'J, t 5 e , cont an.iug SO acres ; I mortgaged by .1 juies lluliey ; total amount due, $Js4. i The e hf of the s w qi sec 'J'., t 10, r a e. containing fO acres ; mortgajid by Jordan Pay ton ; total amount due, fal GO. j The w I f o: the s w qr sec 'jy, t l'J, r 5 e, containing tO acres ; mort.'iiged by lohn Dale; total amount due, 'Mt ill). j The n i- qr of the s c qr nee '2'., t 'Jl, r5 e, containing 40 acres ; i mortgaged by Hannah Thompson ; total amount due, 18. The n w qt of the s w qr sec -Jl, t H, r 5 e, eont,.iniii- 40 acre ; mort-.'a-jed by Atr.aloin Hacker ; total amount due, $1(13 -JO. ! The w hf of the s w qr n-c iio, t lit, r 6 e, containing pt) acres; mortgaged by John Fry ; total amount due, $ 1 1 1. . Surplus llfx-enne Bank Tax and Saline Fuml. The w qr of the a e qr and the s e qr of he s w qr sec 'J3, t 19, r5 e, containing poa res ; mortgaged by Thomas Motherel; total amount due, B S 40 ; Th- e hf ot the n w qr and the w hf of the n e qr sec 2,t 19, r 5 e, containing p") Hcies ; mortgaged by Allen Cole; total amount due, $ J7J 50. The ti e qr of tlie n qr sec 26, t 19. r 5 e, containing 40 arres i mortgaged ny James Stephenson ; total umount due, $'I-J 3:t. The n e qr of the s w qr sec WW, t JO, r 4 e, containing 40 acres ; mortgaged by Hannah Thompson ; total amount due, 77 77. The s w q'r of the s w qr m-c J.', I 111, r ti e, rontainius 40 acres; mortgaged by Martin llarnhi.er ; total amount due, ?4J H. The a hf ol" the s e qr aec lil.t , r 4 e, containing H) acres ; and part of the w- qr m-c 13,1 Id, r 4 e ; mortgaged by Jame li. Hall ; total amount du,-, IM H. Tbeehf of the n e qr sec H, t 19, r 5 e, containing 60 acres ; moi tgaged by Nathan I). Shoemaker ; total amount due. $li5 50 Tue s w qr ol the ti w qr sec 33, t li. r 5 e, containii-s 40 acres ; mortgage! by William Hamide ; total amount due, r5 50. Theneqrof the s w qr tec 19, t 19, r 6 e, containing 40 acres , mort-aed by Jonathan bunnon ; tot n I amount due, S '3 .',. The e qr of the s r qr sec 3, t 18, r 4 e , rontainiu 40 acres; mortgaged by Samuel II Kos ; total amount due, e) ja, LF.VI FARLEY, Feh.6,H4i. 79-11 win Auditor of Hamilton County. W!iols:ilt:i! Hut .V C;p lV:irclioiiso. ' II AY KM V CHilG, j Southwest Corner of Main and Fourth Streets Lou-1 iriie, Kentucky, HAV'INO reduced their stock during the past eaon lower! than lor several years, have been enabled tu till their cxpausiye Wiiretooms with an eafireew Stock of their oie n manufacture, i j (wilh the exception of Panama, Lejhorn, Palm Leaf and Straw ; oods generally, which thev import, ) their stock consisting In part ol- " I Fashiona'ihs black Beaver Hats : .

Do do Nutria iio , Do do Saxonv do; Do ih 1 Moleskin do ; Do do Si:k do; Do do Angola. do; Do and broad l.iim black Coney Hats; Do do do do lirusii do: Do do do do Cassimere lists ; Do do do do Uussia do; !j d ) do drab Heaver do ; Do do do do I Itter do; Do do do do Brush do ; Do do do w hite Cammer do ;

Brown Fur California lint ; B'ack, white, and pearl Ruena Vista Hats; Do do do Wool Sjortinit do ; Do do do do Ashland do; Youths' and boy Fur, Silk, and Angola Hat ; Fina Fur Sporting do ; Men' and boys' Panama P ingle brim Leghorn Double to do Caninla Straw Rutland and Luton Straw Pedal ami Dunstable braid Straw White and vai legated Palm Childten' fancy Leghorn and Straw do ; do ; do ; d,; do ; do ; do; do ; (Hazed, Cloth, Velveteen, and every variety of Summer Cap ; Children's plain and embroidered Cloth .lud V civet Laps ; Ladies' Hiding Hei I Oear A we have din ing ttie p.ist year preatly enlarged and Improved our machinery and manufacturing apparatus, our fj' ilitie now i for getting up fine and cheap .ict and Cupi, are equal to those of any Kasirn eatahlishtiient, a:i 1 from our Ion experi--nce and practical kiowledtic of the Imsinr ss, we have no hesitation in assuring mer chants .111 I dealer that we ran furnish them with a greater variety, und ntjb s l etter adapted to the West au 1 South thuuany Knstern House, and ut prions as low , without the additional col and ri-W of raniuge fjr-Particular attention piid to filling orders. ,N. li. Ciish paid for Furs. "cKlwcovv 1.IA!N CLAIMS. Iin undersigned having been apoointed liy the Oovernment a couni-Moiier to issue certilicates on the aw aid made by Oen. Wm. It. Mitchell in 1810. on claims presented to him for iuvestieatiou, azaiust the Ottawa. Chippewa, and Pottowatomio Indians. ' so far as the same have been approved by the 8er retary ol War, ' would five notice to all infertile 1, that said cnuimiisio-i will be ' opened on the.lir;t day of February, 1ÜPJ. and that the un.lersijned will, at hi ottire in Peru, proceed to Issue, iu -n nuance v ith his instructions, certificate to p II crum Hits who may apply for the .same, and in whoe favor an award was mads and approved a ' nioresai l j 1 lie undersigned 1 require 1 ny hi Instructions to take up each j case of inJe'tcd:tcs of each individual Indian, and ascertain how ; much he owes to each of hi creditor: upon ascertaining which, j ti rertilicate will bet issued to each creditor lor the amount 0 found due. j The origiml papers filed with Celt. Mitchell and forwarded to ' the D-pa-tment, are now in mv poss.-siou : and where the inde'.t I rdnes of the individual Indian cannot be ascertained from them. ' proof vsiilbere. Peru, Jan. It. . pure.ioi tue claimant. n. u. H OSS, hp.i. . t :tmi Conamisjioner. ' ?n i ii:i(ir siTK. HK 1111 lersigned, a committite on tnat u'.jet appointed by t ho Director of the Lufauette und InJuinnnalit li tr.,aJ in ill receive proposals for the s;te of a Depot at In liatupolis until ior n.i ui r enruary inl. The selection will bo suspended between two or three of the most advantageous o-f.-rs fir a short tiu ....Ii- ufir tho r..i-.uw.i mosi advantageous o-l -rs I ir a snort ti.i twne 1 date, to eiub e the Bond to act ; of the committee. The gradiim is novi 1 from Lafayette 10 Lei-anon. nd al tne act upon the recommendation now in proceisof construction afayelte 10 l.e -anon, nd at tlie latt ineetme of the Board it I """o"""1 l" piace inn ii-muuc vi vne line ironi i.e i.tnoii iu inn I ...I . . . . : 1 e .... i: r , f i. a.i n : i. . v, timmruava I,...... 1 t . r ii, .. in f ufifs-tt. vioiL r-j x I 1 1 1 S V I M II I VHIVI. VI 1 1 V. V V SSI I' 11 B S - v" , left in the care of Mr. Drow ning. Washington Rail, Indianapolis, directed to one of the unclerigned A. A. WHITE, President. TWINTNO. F.ne. Fe. 1.1449. TT-tfai WAICIIOUIE. taqutiest HORN'S.

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3L s . M 1 f ta-t'v.s 5 iAicr Eio a' at:s. For l'uiifjiu; ih ü:to. ;intl (or the Utlt i' if Scrofula, Jiheumaism, Sfufih',rn Ulnrs, J)yfepfia, Salt Rheum. Fever Sorts, Ft ysipelai, J'imfiles, Jlilet, Mercurial Diseases, L'ntaneoui F.r options. Liver Complaint, Llronchilis. ('rnisiimitidti. Female Complaints, Loss of Appetite, deneral HebiHt, Y MIL 1 loprictors luve spent niin h time in brinptn? tl i prepalion of Js.-irsapa ilia to it n event ft ie ut p, ifertion; anl the expo i.-nee of lout teen j jts I. h t nt mOcd th m the mot :impie oppottunit j to study, in their aib.us lorms, t e itisea-es tor which it is recommended, i-n 1 to adapt it exactly to their telief and cure. 1'itieiils who ish a reuHy govd nwite-ine a;c invi'ed tgive it a trial, and sitify tiuins Iv i ol its superintity, und tt c invau'ible property it punsess of arresting and curing dire. The bottle h is been enhirjed to hold one (jum t, tind in it preeent improved form mav t.tcly clnim to be the bet and r,rjr medicine of the age. Its pingrtss to the fame it has attained maybe traced by a long iine of facts and cure, that stand as landmark end beacons for ti e invalid, pointing the way to tlie haven of health, ami what it ha alrealy done fur tin t h J-i-au l who have used it, it is ci.pa' le of doing lot the millions still su'lci i ß 1 nd atrugglin-.' with disease. t pui itirii( cletinse. and strei-g'heii tho fountain springs of life, und infuse i.ew vigor ihioiii.out the whole animal liame. ll'tnarkable Curz of llronchilis. Ni e. VoK. IYh. 17, 14?. M cssa. Sasshs : Havi-.g snlleied macy yeai w ith 11 iispase of my throat, ulteetm-r ihe lary nx, durins which time I was treated by tke most distinguish-.! phviciaiis in Kurope and the United St ate, wit tiont t c ei vin ; 11 pet -mine et I enelit, but n l tlie time my ceneral henll: and strength declining, und the disease making fearful piogies; caust.c appl,i uti-mi were list J, and whatever else was ll.'ij;ht most ethcient lor pro.tuci'i a rurp ; but I am Cenlident tlie .h-plo - ;i')le situation I whs in, the lary diti t'ting aceoinpani 1 w ith plitliisi and irre tt i dir-ulty in hreatninif, would oon have terminated mv I fe, 1 . i 1 I not ohtaitKil relief through the medmm nf your inv aluu'de S.nsnparil'11 . I mmt Fay. feiitleinen , w hen I commence I tiding tlie Sar.sapari la I iid not jdace much confidence in i;s liitues; and Ui will not stirpiisn you, when you nie informed I li id tried mure tiiaii fifty di b-rent remedies diirin the past lour years, without any sncees ; l-ut after taking your S."irsnp:n ilia a lew weeks, I wa obliged at last to yield to evidence. This marvellous qeoitnt .f;s not onlv relieve! bnt cure.t me -, oud I t Ii e 1 1 lor e t h 1 n k it my dot , gentlemen, lor the bent tit of sutlei i:ig buinauit) , to oil this attestation of my cure. Your verv truly, l. PAHF.NT. I'.oisitl.ite of Fiance in ttie United States. Thealmve statement und signatuie w er; acknow ledgt d in our presence by Mr. II. Parent tisirne. For the Consul General of Fiance New York, Fein 17, Mb-. L P-OHO. Vice Consul. The following testimony from Itev. John Oti'. late Hector of the Church of the Crucifixion in this city, commends itulf to the attention of the articled. Numerous in titicM, s of cure of vari on disenses eiferte.! by this medicine are almost daily received. Missas. Sswns : A member ot my family 1ms taken your valuable Sarsnpirjlla for a severe scrofiil.iu atTertion, Ace, ss ith lh most beuetici.l edect resutine from it use. It gives we verv great jden ire to r cot d my tt ' imony in behalf of it litue and fffii-arv, hop i 11 c that othf r may I e iuductd to make a trinl of it New" York, Mav ln.Hl. JOHN CltlO.i. I'repire l an l sold, wholesale and retail, by A. Id. Ac I). SANDS, DrtiiriMsf-i and fdiemi-t, Fu'ton street, cot tier nf Villiam, New York. Sold nl-o t-v Diuists gem-rail;- throughout the I'nited Stales and Canada. I'nce per loltle: six bodies for $5 00. MAVIII ('II XIOMKAI, Atreiit. Irnli mapoli. Y eb 1-77 3m Iktirk'o Bitiiki'overi I;iteiit ;Has.s; m m i:. nilHF. sti''scri'ers oll r to the public four sizes of n Lew pattern M- of lluck's Cooking Stove, great I v imp;oved, which then Confidently t-ert lo b.- not only the most ju ried bakiuir ttoteiy Use, but ihe m et compact and b.-au ilul Cooking Stove ever otter, el to the publi . Its 1:1,1 ant y lor baking (w hi, h in the old fluck's stove exceeded every other ttov e.) h.i lu-en irn atly in. reascd by the addition of atiotlier oven, wni -.h enatde it lo .ke at oi e lime tw ice as much as ordinary cooking a'oves. Being nia.le airtight, and having dauipei s, the'fue can he reju'.ited to suit every occa sia-i. Those who w ant t cood co ikin-r stove, one that can be relied Upon, should s.-e Ihis ip-w stave, i it cannot tail lo please. We warrant sis ; e to ive o.vfjtcion. and can reler to hundredsof fuiii i-s whn ti h ive tl. m in use. We will in every cne it should fid to please upon ti i.il, tiike b;.ck th'i stove and refund the money. We have on ban 1 the target and l est se-t.-l stock of stove ever brought to the m ir ;et, c ohms' iig of F) e min to Cooking Storts of the latest and most appmved p i'tetii-., ten plate stoves, very be:vy plate, seven 1 it- tn . several sie ,-ne sire to take thre feet wood toiit.il.le ior c'nircUf :.n 1 school hoaes, '-ox stoves and air tight stoves ; also, the cele'-raied Sta- l y's and Saratoga, airtifht pulor stoves, tho tu most beautiful patterns of sir tight atovrs in the market. In a Iditijn to th a'ove, we mi uif icture nnd keep constantly on band a general assortment of Tin ft'are which we oiler at wholesale or retail nt very low pii-e. We a-e prepared to man uf ictuie all kind of topperwork at the hortest notire C. J. COX, 32 svAcswtf Washington tre t. west of Mr ri linn - -ss, s. - C I 1 M -i J I Da. Osi.ooo'h oisn I noi.ti.ouci: ror the cine ol Fever and Ague, Chill Fever. Duni.i Aju.-. I nti rmittr ut and Remittent Fever", Liver Complaint, J inn lice. Lnlari.'eiiieiit of the Liver and Spleen, and all the a- io is tonus ol bilious uicj;n s. The lollow ing extract is fiom the "Farmer' sind emigrant's Hand Book," a valua-de wol k ol about live hun. (red page lecelitly published by Mesn. Appleio.i &. Co. Neu Volk. In rhapttt t, paie'.M'i, the." nut bor, speaking of the Fever and Ague, remarks : "Theie i a valuable medicine i-oid in niot of the Western cities, w hich we can conscientiously recommend for Fever and Ague, anl other bilious diseases; it is the India ChoUo-us, which is prcpuied hy Dr. 0good of New York, who has made the biliou disorders of the West hi especial study. We sire no friend to those medicines usually called p.tleiit. but we have had ample opportunity ol knowing the invaluable elicct of the Cholagoue In biliou cae.' The speedy and permanent reliel avoided by the Cholagogue, arises from its prompt nnd healthy action upon the 1 too 1, cleansing It from liile an.l restoring it to purity ;thus trikin-; at the run. Its tendency is not simply to suspend disease, but to remove the cause on which it depends. It is equally adapted to all age and Conditions ol the system. From S F. Carey ,C"UHitllor at Late, to the .1 gent in Cincinnati. Cit :i n ti t, Oi toWr 11, 1S46. Messt s. Sanfor l it Park : In Ju ie last I wa atta. ke.l with that most adiii-.ting awl uupleiiant disease, the ( lull and Fer. '1 be paroxysms returned daily, and were very t.evie. .My pnvsical energies had be. -n innch impaired, by 11 previous attack of bilious fever. Hiving tried several favoiite it inches without rtlnf, a friend in whom I had confidence, i-econinv-n ie 1 Dr. J -.od' In dia Cholagogue. I procured a I ottle, an J lollow ed the accompanying directions. The coiiM-qucr.ce was, tnat 1 had but one patosyism after tak inj the first doi-e, and mj genei :. 1 health was lapiJIy retored v itiiotit uing any oth--r medicine. I disposed witlitbe remain-lev of itie liotilo to two i;ther person simil.tilv uftlicted, and with the same results. One ot the-m ha 1 b. e 1 s'.inkinn tor eijht inoiitiis, an 1 was relieved in two d s by the nc efth- Ch-dagogtu-. j ronoider it my duty, a it is my pleasute to ie- oinmend il, having the nioste.itn e confidence in itssauaiive powers. Yours. tr-ily, S. K. CAHEY. J.I), PARK, 4th anl Walnut sts..2eneral agent tor tie West, also, lot sale hy appointed intents iu nearly every town in tha South and West. gjBesureyouaskfor"Osood'3 India Cholagcguc,'" and take no Other. Tomlinson Brothers, and D. Craighead, Indianapolis; Wm. II Hughes St Co. Madison ;CI;tikson as. Dnfour, Vevay ; Windsiaudli-y It. Nevvkirk, New Albany ; Wil.jot;, Siaibird &. Smith, Louisville, Ky.; J. B. Wilder tt. Co. do: C. Morgan, Ilockport ; R. W. Young, Mt. Vernon ; Wm. F. Woolsey. Kvanwi'le ; W. C. Bell, do; K. Ko-jiis, Kdw anNpoi 1 ; J. A McCal.a. Blooniingtoa ; J. Burke, Craw fords ville ; Jos.-ph Summes, Vincenn f ; Dr. Peck, do; J. Spencer, Lafayette; C. F. WiUtach, do ; Wood Ac King.Terre Haute: A. B. Mernt, South Bend , Am k. Ilolliday, Mkhitmi City , Win. Holies, Delphi ; L. Beeehtr. Foil j.yue G An.?, e.p.y. XoTTiiis i icÄ'riMrs " Vss'i'ic 1:. NOTICE ishere'.v given that letters of a Iministration have been thii div gra-iled to the tin b isigne 1. o. the estate of Joseph Kli.igensinilh.decr- .sel. l .te of Ma-i.-ti county. Indiana. All person indebted to S:iid et.ite are warne 1 to make immediate pavuieut, and those having claim against the same are requested lo 'present them duly authenticate 1. The estate i, pr.tshl solvent. February S, VJ Suis Adniinistrator. AII3I.s,I'CtA,It mm:. U WILL sell ut public vendue on .Mon.iay inooin u.ij H next, at the late residence 01 Joseph Klingensmith, deceased, in Tike township, Marion county, D-diana, ihe i erson .1 priicity of the said deceased, coruistiu of the lollovnui ..iti-le. vir.: horsrs.ca.tle. ho;, sheep, a wagon, lai mmj utensils, a quantity of sni'lright tools, liousehol ! and kitchen furniture, a quantity oT sawed luiiP-ec and many other arti.-! loo tedious to menllon. A credit of twelve months will be civeti on alt sum of three dollars and upwards bv t ie purchaser civiuz note conditioned to be paid w ithout any relief wh itever from valuation or hppraitemeul law, with approved freehold security ; II sum under thiee dollar, cash down will be required; futthtr ron.iiUm will be made known on the day of sale Hale to commence at 10 o'clock. A. M ., on said day, an 1 continue from day to day If neccsanr-y, U.l uoue selling, whete due attendance willbegien hy me. v February H, ltt. 7t 3wi 1 Adminitrator. a .a e- . 1 .. .,f Maren rjpi HE Gold Mines of Cillfor nil, Just received bv, HOKKIlUä 1ALBUI I.

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And III flu li- Ihe erand secret of II wondeiful surce.. 1 1 hn erl.rmed wiihiu Ihe la-t live eir, ux-re than 11:0,(1)3 cures of severe cae of di-w.i-e ; al Jeal 15 U K) sei considered Ine n il.le. It b is ived ihe lives of n.ore linn 5,0U'J dill- , flreri during the l.vo pjsl se.tson. : lo.oiiu (;A:s ok i;i:m:hal niur.rrv and WANT OF NERVOUS K.i:H(;V. It. 'P I'. L- . m. 1 .....i-nei -sarsap'iri'ia invigorate Wie w line tfKtem perms nenlly. Tu im c who h ive l.etliltnr ii.ii-h:.iI.ii meifv by tlie efTetts 'of medicine ,r iii.ticretHin rirtimiited inyiMith, ij ihe escr-Mvein- , dultenrr of the p i.on. and brought ,, ,-, general physical pt-ew ration Ot 11 uerviawsvKteiii, t-it(1oe. want ol aiii.,ti..n. Uinlln m-ms,- , lions, piema-uir decay and declnie, h i-tenuiini toward that lalal d:Sea:r, Cnnsdmirt..,,, , r in e entuely resto.rd by this pleasant reineI u. 1 his Sar- i:-nri!la is I ir siiriot to nnv I.W ICOUATIMi CORDIAL, As it renew and in visual es the system, five activity to the limbs and Mlrengiti to the muciitar vi-tem. in 11 imM evtMordinarv decree c;o.-l'iim;io. t:uRi:i. Clem e and S'ren jthen (,'." era be eared, ßronchdis. Consumption, Liver Comp'amt. G'di, Ci'arrh, Cof , .1 itns, Sitl ing of llluo'l, Sorenes in the Ck't lUctie. Flush, ,',lit Sireat, Dßcu't or I'rofutt flcpctlo rutin n, I' un iu tke iWe, 4c, Aire Leen und can tt cured. SPITTING DI.00D. tx , , -Wu )'ork,. 1nrd 23. 1947. Da. 1 us'Miiu-l verily believe that jonr m..i.iiill ha been the mean, through llovidence, id i.ivm luv hie I hive (or eversl years had a bnlCoiii i. It became w.ustt and won. Al U.t I rained i irc imntnr 1-of bl... , I, id n ighi rw rat, and wn ereaily dehiliinied and reduced ai d (lid not rvq.ec.tm live. I have mil. used tour Si.rs.ipitill 1 a sliMil time, and liine ha . wondrriul cbiii.pe Irt-en wrMiiht in me. I am m.w aide to vv.iik all over the ciiy. I raise no bUN, and myt-.ticli ha lelt ine. Viel tan well Imagine that 1 am Ih.mklul for tt.cM- re-uHs. Your ohedient servant, WM KCSi:LI.,Ci Catharine st. ItllKUMATIaM; Th' I only one nf more than f.eir lln.i.and rase of Rheumatism that Dr. Townsend's Sarap iriila has luted. 1'iie m.t arvere and chronic ra-e nre weekly er-xheatrd by it ettr lordinary virtue. Jame CiMiimitir. L'-q., one ol the a.iiait in the Lim ine Asy. tum, nntcKwrn- ivi.io.i , la nie pent ir man noHni d In tlie folio in eltrr : lUadveJl's Idand, Sept. 1 4, 184?. Da. Tos isEio Dear Sir : I bsve snrtV-x-d lrifil.lv lor nine sears with the Bheuiiiatisin ; ronndeiahle of Ihe lime I cisild not eat. lern or walk. I had the utmost iitre-;n: pirn, and my limbs were ternnlv swollen. I Imvc ine.l f.sir toUlr oi jfMir Sar'aiuirill. and they have done inr more thin 01. e ihjand dollar wort hot ol. I am so much better indeed. I am entirely relieved. You ate at 11!) erly to use tin lor Ihe benefit of Ihe atlbrted. our, re- if.illy. J M CS CUM MINGS. FKVKU AM) ACSIJK. Dr. Townsend's Sarsnnarilta i uimi'nMf.1 in rae oftheChi;: and Fever and Agne. The follow in letter l only one of hundreds that we have received from the Sjiith and West of like character. 0-Vfg,.Vich.. Ort I IT. Dr. TnwvtNp: Dear Sir : I pnrrh .I i. r mv wite two In lie of Saiapaiil!.i of ir Acriit, Mr. Mcair, of Ivalauiiz-!. lo frv It fir the Fe el and Atfie. Before I h id hiil-ln-d the brt Isittle, it aplieiiied lo warm Ihe blood, und eveiy other lav, w hen Oie t hill and rever apiie.ired, Iheywere ten violent, and before she ti id finished the ts.llle alie was entirely relieved. itudsha mm ii le tter IImii atie had I eeil ' elore lie ti.k ll.e A Line. A lad v that h.id Uenvriy ;ck Uli tlie Chill and Fever, bnt had bloke ihrm with Qnli.ine, and wi s left ill M Very weak ai.ddilreseiiig slate, and tionbled es. reediiml wilh Ihe Aitneltake, serine the iitVcilli.it it had 141 mv wile, she t-rnl and procure. I 11 few bottle, nnd it lesiored her in a frv weeks to compiele health Your sar..parilla 1 w ilhisii d..uL.t unequalled i i die.iM- incident lo the We-I.andif )U llnnk th thi ei .min un icat ion will be of ue, sou are al Utterly to use it a )ou choose. V ou r, 1 e 4-t t full v, CHAKLIIS II. SWAIN. CAN K KR IN THE MOUTH. Betow is an i cco.ii.l of another child s ive.l. Dr. Tow nsend's hr sap;irilla has s ived the I ive ol iiiottsand of chiidreu. 1 he f..!Uov iiiK two certificate are i-elrttrd from is itai number leieived thi tveek. .Yrv York,. Iprit J, IS47 Dr. Towiiteinl: Dear Sir One of myt hildreti w as very ick w ith a Canker in Hie Month und Throat, alien-led with creat Oehility. U came near dymn. I obtained some of 3 our evie.leiit meibcine, and it cured it diretlly , for Inch I aureoul IV el very tHtelul. '.nr. letectfully, F.LIZA III. I'll FoWl.nu.iT Desbrosses st. rn! rrr!! fitmü Dr. Townsend, not bavin; tested hi arapniilla In caes of Frls, of course never recommended it, and was surprised lo receive ihi f.dhew ine Iroui an intelligent und rcfpcctat.le Parmer in VN eslchesin county: Ford.'tam .lugutt 13, let?. Dr.Town-srnd Hear Sin I have a little tut seven tears of age w ho ha hern several ear otlbcted wilh Fit; we turd almost every thing lot her, hut without surre, nt last, nlthnti:h we Could fin 1 no recommendation in isn circular lor cane like her, we thought, as sh't w :i 111 very itelicate health, we would five her some of yir s irsajkirilU, and ate veiy glad e did. for it not only restorrd her siren gih, but she hid 110 leiuiu of the Fu. lo our real pier sure snd nr.ii.e. Mie l I.l lice . (iiins; nicer. 1 and nearty, lor wrilcn welccl erati ful. 1 ours, re-pet Hull) , JOHN CUTLER, Jr. TKMAI.E MEDICINE. Dr. Tow nsemFs Sars marii'a i a sj.vereijn and speedy cure for In cipieiit Consumption, r.artennes, pro'pasu L'teii.or Fsillmf of the Womb, Coslivrne, Pile, Ijeiiconl.mn, or fute. eJlmried or il ith' n't Menstrual it.11, I nc.i.t. nrnce of I line, or u.vo'.i nlary (tischnrge fheteof, and for the reneral prostration of Hit stein no mittet whether ttie result of inherent cause or taiir producrd by Irr p 1 -tardy. il!nes :n c ideni . Nothing he more smi-rising than itsifivijtor.ilinK effect 011 the human Ir.ime. Per son all weavers and la$i lüde, from taking tt at nine become robust and 1 11 1 1 of enetfy under it Influence. Il immediately counteract the nrrvoones .l" th female frame, whicfi 1 the great rntise of Bat rennes. It will not I expected of u in rae of ao delicate a iiatute, to exhibit rertifka'rs uf cure perb-rned t-til we can uute tlie ntflicted, that tiundrrti of cases luve leen rep1rd to 11 . Tin nisand of cae wh-re fauitiies h ive t-eu Mlhoul rhildten, alter nuie a tew bott'.e of tins invslu ble medicine, have been blessed w ith tine hea llhv otl-purie. TO MOITIElis AND MARRIED LADIES. This Lxtraeof sarat ardlx hn been press')- prrKired In teler enre to fern lie oiiiplaiul. No female e. bo Ii.- r aon tn suppose she i ai.r.-H liinj Hint eiin. al j-riod . -l"he liirn tf lile." sIhmi1 itejlett to take it, a It i a certain preventive for any of lie unmet on and luu rihle diseases to w hu li lemales me ml jerl nt lln lime of lite. 'I h s period may be iel.i)e l for several ePi by ihhj this medicine. Nor Is it less va hiible lor I Im we nh.i uir Mppr.v hine wi4ii.inhoo.1, a it ci.h ulatrd to hm natu-r.by tpii keninp Ihe blond and ttivipratin( Ihesvsleui. In l. ed, tin-, n.e.ocii.e is invaluable h r ail the delicate d 1 rat- to w inch women are MJl jrt t. It I race the w hole system, renews petmnienily the natural tncrfirs, by removing th" linpunttesof the UhI) , not f ir stimulating as to prMluc.e subsequent relaxation, v liich is I lie case .f nwl medicine taken for female weaknes and disease. By um2 a few bottle of jhis medicine, many severe and painful surpttnl Operations may be pre; vented. tiUSAT i! LESS I. NO TO MOTHERS AND CIIILDRI'.N. It i tlie kj'e-d and most etfectu.il inedu ine for purityin the syrtrin and relievniß the titfrriiiu.tten.:.inl ii;smi cln'.d buth ever d hsiovrrt d. It si lengthens hoi h the moiherand .-lid , prevents p. un and disease, iticrea-H-s i-ud enriches the food. Ihr; w ho have ti.-ed it think it is in tipchahle- It is highH u-ee. bt.tti tiefore and aller roehneioeiit, as It prevenis diseases attendant upon c fi ildbn Hi 1 11 cosiiveiiess, piles, rram;is, swelling of Ihe feet, despoiidi my, heartburn, veaioiiu:, p-ti:i in Hk-back and lonx, false pain, heMioirhaee, and in rrgulaiinc the sec tet ions and rcpi.h.iii Ihe t irculaiiou, it has no equal. The g'cat beauty of this medicine is, it i always sate, and the most delicate n it in4 siiicesfiilly, very few rar require any other medicine, o some a liitleCastor Oil, or Mapnesia, 1 uel il. F.sercise in the op air, and light lood w ith tin medicine, 1. 1 alwas ensure a safe snd easy ooiifineineiit. NOTICE TO THE LADIES. Tlaise that imitate Dr. Townsend's Sarsnpanlla have tnvariatly called then stutr a itrrat reme.ly for Female, I.e. &.C, and have cop it d our bill and citcul.ir which relates to the com pit Hits of v omenword for word other men who put up med k Inc. have, since tha treat suices of Dr. Townsend's Sarsapvuilla in cnn plaint incident! 1 females, receniiuitnded theirs, although prrviou!y they did iu. A iiuiiil-r of these mixtures, pill. bwC, are injuriini to females, aslti acgraviile disei.ae, and undermine the Constitution. SCROFCLA CURED. This certificate conchiively pr we that thi SarsapanHa has perfect Contiol over ttie iros4 obstinate disease of the hliKul. Three prisons curetl iiione house is unprecedented. THREE CHILDREN. l)r. Tvu-nsend Dear Sir : I have the pleas.ne to inform oU thst three id my children have !ecn cured nf Ihe scrofula by the use of yisir excellent medicine. They w eie atfl. tied veiy severely with bad soie; have t ikeii only font U.tilr ; it took theui awav, or which I feel lii If uniler creat itilii:aiiori. Vours.iesj.eOI'u ly, IbAAO W. TRANK, 10-5 Wuosler-st. OPINIONS OT PHYSICIANS. Dr. Townsetid ts a iuot dai-y receiving oi.lcrs from physicians dtlTrrent pnrt of the Cniou. Tin is 10 certify ttiat we, the uaderisned, physician of the city of Albany, have In numerous ease prescribed Dr. Tow nsend's Saraparil'.a, and believe it to be one of the mot valuable preparations la I Hie in uket. 11. r. pclim;, m. D. J. Wllo., M. D. R. it. BRit;;s, m. I. f. i: KLMF..NDUKF, M. D. CAL'TION. Albany, April 1, 1.-4T Owing ,4 'he great success and immense sale of Dr. Tow nsend'e Sraptiril!a, a iiu'i.ter of men who were formerly our aprnls, have commenced making SarsapanH 1 Lxttact, Fhsir. Bitler, Litr; ttsof Yellow Pock, fcc. '1 bey generally pot it up 1 tbe same shaped botlie and som-ol iheni have stole and eo.ied advrrli-uieiiU ; the arel.iny W'-rthWimitata.n,8iid should be avonird. Pt,c,pal(Urire,i:tiFrLT0N s.reel. Sun HuiMmj. V ; Led. din Co., S Slate sliret. Iblo.l ; l- Ui ' street. Ph.ladel(.h... : S. S. liance, .liusiiOrl, Baltimore; I. -M- Coheu Ch irU Mon ; Wiiht &. o., löl Cliai-rrs .irret, N . O. ; 103 S.MJlh Pearl stiert . Albany : snd Ly 'he prini ipal druggists and liieahsnts ceneially lht...itfluHit ihe Cmted Stale. West Indiesnd the Canadas. F7si!et! TOMLIXSOX H ROTHE RS, Arcnis, sign of the Golden Mortar, opposite thr Washington Hall, Indianapolis. June T-'.'weowy L,i:tTEii:it : I' received and tor sale at the b.wevl ptices, 12 doz sides of first IT V 9 cpia uy Cpper I .either ; f d..x side Budlo Leather ; 6 doz sides 1 T.. . I an l lOO'Jin r-oie i.eainer. I. K'. SHARPC, Siyuof tlie tint IUt and Boot. ! 81 y TAXES fWXllK. undei signed Las ttmoved his oil, cc to hu carpenter shop H ou the cast side of the Stale House, where l.e will be ready to issctive taxes up to the div of a:e. ;9--lw1l JAMES II. KENNEDY, City Treas. vst:i. Enquire at A. SERVANT Oirl. HORN'S. UsT received, a supply ot Dr. Fitch's Abdon.m.l fcvspjsere. Vn.l t..b.i.nir Toben, and ior .estNew Shoulder Braces, vi a- 1 v - "'' s - York ; rices, by D. CRAIGHEAD. Agent ior tiiu..-i so February 10. Ic49. M' EMOIUS of ri.vici.n, by iVALlSVT. ..if kj m m 1

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