Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 20, Number 44, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 March 1861 — Page 3

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CENTER TOWNSHIP lit'- HO R ATH TICKET. (BAT. .mi. 1, 191. POt TrI'STIF., JAMES KIRI.1N. mm. co.fsTABUia, BFUBKN RUSS, CORNELIUS SOU AFFER, W ILLIAM HCGHKS, SAMUEL KEF.LEY. Hctrnrulo.'iral Obsrri alion. t k iimw. of thermometer (above zero) for the week end ing Saturday. Mrcb 23, 131 . 7 A.M. JP.M P. M. Daily Av. today. March 1".. M-oday. 18. Tuesday, X, Wednesday. 20. . . Thnr-4ay.il, Friday. , Saturday. 23,

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Iji rwha I for Indiana. Tue appointment of Col. David Garland Host, as Marshal for Indiana, has been con6rmei by the Senate This will l gratifying news to the numerous friends ot Col. Rose throughout Indiana, without reference to party associations. Nliwtakr in the Knrollmcnt School Law. of the Department or Public Instruction.! OrriCR Or SlPERINTENDENT. Indianapolis, March 16, '61. ) Editor Sentijcel Member of the Lezisla ture will discover in the School Law, which you publish in your weekly edition, quite a number of mistakes. Through the carelessness of the enrolling clerks, most cf the House amendments, which were concurred in by the Senate, were not insert ed. and ;he bill was thus enrolled, and signed by mil the proper officers, and became a law. These amendments were generally of a char acter not at all affecting the spirit of the law. I desire to call attention to but one mistake. The Legislature never pa-ed a law allowing me one thousand dollars for clerk hire. Miles J. Fletcher. Mr. Fletcher desires us to say that he does not intend in the above, to reflect on the enroll ing Clerk of the House. -a w Township Tritstee. The citizens of this township will have an admirable opportunity next Monday of attesting their interest in the welfare and good management of our public schools by electing James Kirlin as Township Trustee. On every hand, by Republicans, Americans, and Dem ocrats, his superior fitness for the place is universally acknowledged, and all speak -of him in the highest terms as a gooi citizen, whose infegrity and qualifications are undoubted and unquestioned. Why. then, should he be defeated? There can be but one reason, because party demands it. And is the interest and prosperity of our public schools to be sacrificed to the demands of party? We feel assured no good citizen will give an af (urinative answer. Indeed, we hear so many Republicans declare their determination to support Mr. Kirlin, that we can not doubt his election. Mr. Kirlin is not an office seeker; he will not bore and annoy the teople with importunities to vote for him. Standing upon the Jackson plat form, neither seeking nor refusing the office, he will leave the peoole free to make their own selection. His qualifications and honesty are known to our citizens, and he is ready to abide by their verdict, without any attempt on his part to control it by annoying electioneering. If elected, he will serve the people honestly, impartially and faithfully, according to the best of his ability. 'The scramble for places in and around the Penitentiary North under the new Board of Control is said to be, in proportion to the nam ber to be fillel at that institution, equal to that at Washington There were two hundred aad thirteen applicants urging their claims in Nine clergymen were there each clamorous to be Moral Instructor. A pious minister happening to be there on business, and seeing those followers of the meek and lowly Saviour of men urging their claims and pointing to their political scars, took the first train for home, fearful that he might be counted in the number. "The Berlin correspondent of the New York World, writing under dat of February 27th, says that "Andrew Haen, a native of Prussia, a naturalized citizen of the Unite.. States, Postmaster at Walpole, Hancock county, Indiana," was arrested at Nordhausen, the residence of but mother, where he had gone on business, on the 16th of February, the Tery day he arrived there. He was sent to Saugerhausin, a garrison town in the mountains to do duty. The case coming to the ears of Gov. Wright, he demanded his release, and sent Mr. Hudson, the Secretary of Legation, to see that no harm came to Haizen while the negotiations were in progress. The letter wiiter says that Hagen will be released. Col. J. W. Gordon arrived at home from Washington C.ty on Saturday night. We were greatly in hopes that Mr. Seward would have provided for our warlike friend in Italy or among the romantic glens of Switzerland from whence we might occasionally he ir the echo of his muse. It would have been far more agreeable to our ears than to heir the sharp re;ort of a pistol, and we are down henceforth on the State Department for not paying some regard to our wishes on this subject. J2TSorne Htf that Dclzell k Smith, real estate agent-i, are rets of ours. Not at all. We only "say what we lo know, and testify to what we have seen" of them. Important Ber it I on of the Attorney GentralThe Revenue. Attorney General Bates has given hifRjwritten opinion to President Lincoln, that no revenue can be collected im the $eceding State. Tiie law of 1799 provide tliat all cases of violation of the revenue law shall le tried in the judicial district in which said violation occurred. Now there are no United States Courts, Judpes, Jurors, Marshals of District Attorney in those district which compose the seceded States. Hence the law can not be executed in them Cin. Enquirer. How to get Early Tomatoes A good large turnip is far letterthan any hot-bed for propnjtatin" early tomatoes. Cut on the top, and scoop out a shell three-quarters of an inch thick. Fill te cavity with a rich mould, plant a half a dozen seeds, and place the turnip in a box of loam. Keep in a warm room, by an eist window, if possible, and sprinkle with tepid water every day until there is no longer any .Linger from frost, when i emove the turnip to the outdoor bed, and thin out all but one plant. Should the turhip shell put out shoots, pinch them off, and the shell will soon rot, affording a fertilizer to the tomato plant, that will send it ahead wonderfully. A dozen turnips thus tonatoized will afford an nbundnnt supply of early tomatoes for an ordinary family. BlalK RiPf bucass The correMinletit of the New York Express says that there arvn tile for Postmasterships over 210 applioiWrM frtjrn colore" I citizens ot" Massachusetts. It will thus be seen that they are contracting to an appalling extent the vices ot their white brethren. District Attormlt. The te'.epraph informs Ua Unit John Hanna, Em., has been apiointed District Attorney for Indiana, to succeed Hon. D. V . Voorbeea. Mr. Hanna lived at Greencatle, and we uppose is " smart" enough for the position. N. A. Ledger. Hoxor Amoxc Tnitrts That is all a mistake uule it be among thieves of the same grade. Big thievea a! ways lespi.se little thieves. Thus, when a few months ago we stole six dollars from the Citv Treasury through the mistake of our book keeper in charging twice for the same items, and maLilested such chicke:i-heirtelness at the transaction, that we actually spent a quarter m an hour to try to get the !' re.isurer to keep os from doinp: so unju.stiti.ibie a thing, our nt-ii;hlors ( of the Journal assiimel a world M honesty ana intlignation, ami took n as if the affair should almost doom t man ' enlition, while, at the same time, in one iffio lone, by charging two .unl a half time' - ' stracted about $lnV) to vhich they had . They affect wonderful -mtempt for bu it lii!t because we do that ku:d of busii.-i on . ;m ill a eile. By stfctlu. Uegely could ccr.m.ir'd their respect and etteeui American. "At anj price between $300 and $10,000 Delzell i Smith, Reil Kstate Agents, will sell houses and lots quite eligably located. A few -houses to rent" wanted.

India a Statesmen. Mr. Sutherland has laid on our table a copy of his new work Biograpbi cal sketches of the members of the General Assembly, and ot the officers thereof, together with the State officers. It is a very interesting work. Biographies always have a charnr for the reuler,

and as this work gives :Aimple narrative of the rise to influence and position of nearly two hunflVl men who have p-i-ned the winter in our muist, it j. -.-:. -es peju.i.ir Interest to the citizens of Indianapolis. It is well written, and we honestly believe that as much has been made out o; the material as coulil be expected, and w e cordially recommend it. It should have a place un the shelves of every library in the State. Pennsylvania Strut We learn that a number of first class business houses are designed to be erected on the above street in view of the incre ised importance that will be given the same by the removal of the postofficeand United States Courts to the building provided by the Government in that locality. Most of the property is owned by those who will erect improvements that will be a credit to the city and will aend much to advance property in the neighborhood. The lot formerly occupied by Wm. Woods as a livery and sale stable, and which we notice is to be sold on Tuesday, April 2d, by Wiley, Real Estate Auctioneer, offers a fine chance for some one to invest in good property. A Familt Blesbinu. "In lifting the kettle from the fire it caught and s.alded my hands and person very severely one hand almosr to a crisp. The torture was unbearable. It wa9 on awful sight. The Mustang Liniment appeared to extract the pain almost immediately. It healed rapidly and left no scar of account. Charles Foster. 420 Broad Street. Philadelphia." It is truly a wonderful article. It will cure any case of Swelling, Burns, Stiff Joints, Eruptions or Rheumatism. For horses it should never be dispensed with. One Dollar's worth of Mustang has trequently saved a valuable horse. It cures Galls, Sprains, Ringbune, Spavin and Founders. Beicare of imitation and eo unterfeit. A counterfeit was put in circulation from St. Louis and duly suppressed. All genuine will hereafter bear the signature of G. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and D. S. Bakses, Proprietor, with the words "Trade" "Mark," in two Medallions of the Fed eral Currency. Three Sizes. Sold throughout the habitable globe D S. BARNES CO.. New York. mch!4 diw 2m Z35 HunnewelFs Tolu Anodyne developer in the most perfect form all the requirements of opium without producing any of its horrors. The physician or patient, who, for the want of a good substitute, has witnessed the destructive effects of Opium, will not fail to make trial of the Ano dyne, and see its perfect results not only upon disease, but the natural state it leaves the patient. For Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Nervous and Chronic Headache, Actual and Partial Paralysis, Tooth and Earache, Bowel Complaints, Delirium Tremens, through all the minor Nervous Complaints to th.it of Loss of Sleep it has no parallel. Purchasers of both the Anodyne and the Cough Remedy, should be cautions to purchase of those thev cm dejiend on. that the perfect result of the genuine may not be disturbed. Sold by all de tiers. See advertisements and call for pamphlets mchl2-diwl m. SPECIAL NOTICE. JIRS. THOMPSON, Female Pnysician and Obstetrician OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, No. 74 North Illinois street, nearly oppositethe Third Pre-byterian Church. sept-'60dlv HAH HOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED. JUST PUBLISHED ON THE NATURE. TREATMENT AND RADICAL CURE OF SPERMATORRHEA, or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness, Involuntary Emissions and 1 in potency, resulting from self-abuse, Ac. By Robt. J. Cul verwell, M. D. Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, to any address, post paid, on receipt of two stamps, by Dr. CHAS. J.C. KLINE, 127 Bowery, New York. Postoffice Box, No. 4,586. mch22-dw3m C- c. c. CART'S COUGH CURE. See advertisement. decl2'60-dtf. THE NEW AMERICAN WATCH MADE AT WALTHAM, MASS. In order to meet the requirements of gentlemen who prefer a thinner Watch thau those usually made by us, we have lately issued a new style of Watch on the threequarter plate model, especially designed fur this purpose. In establishing this new series, it has also been our de iigu to produce a Watch in every way superior to the best and highest priced products of the most reputable of English and Swiss Watch manufacturers ; and no '.abor or expense has been spared to this end. In all respects of line and durable material, of external and internal finish, of accurate compensation and adjustment, of mathematically hist proportions, aud of practical results, our new three-quarter plate Watch challenges -omparison with any in th world. Tbe following named Oentlciuen may be Referred to in Kelation to tuene Walch: Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, Me., N. P. Willi. New York, Horace Ureeley, Cyrus W. Field, New York. Paul Murphy, New Orleans, Dr. J. Marion Sims, Lieut. H. A. Wise. V S. N., 8. L Prime, D. D., Wh't Pi's, Gen. G. P. Morris, M. Y., John G. Maxe, Vermont, Hon. N. V. Banks, Mas., 1 Leslie, Wm. H. Cary, New York, Norman Wiard, Wisconsin, Prof. Bartlett, West l'oint, j Col. W.J. Hardee, U. S A., Wilson G. Hunt. N. Y., Peter Cooper, N. T. CAUTION As our Watch is now extensively com. urfeited by foreign manufacturers, wc have to inform the J public that no Watch is of our production which U unaccompanied by a certificate of genuineness, bearing the number of the watch, and signed by our Treasurer, R. E. Robbins, or by our predecessors, Appleton, Tracy k Co. A these Watches are for sale by Jeweler- generally throughout the Union, tbe American Watch Company do not solict orders fur single watches. BOBBINS 4 APPLETON, Wholesale Agents. No. 1S2 Broadway, N. T. nu-27'60-deodAweow3m-mwf. W- jP. J3ITSTGJHLA.JVE 5c CO., 0. .mi, EAST V n 1 1 1 . i ( STREET INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. Are agents for .he sale of the above watches. We have a large variety in gold and silver cases, direct from the manufactory. Persons thinking of providtnit themselves with a time-keeper, hould not fail tocall and examine them. The Great English Remedy ! SIR JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Pill! Prepared rvra a Precrij4ion of Sirjume tJarte, Jf. ., I'hyicinn Extraordinary to the Qtieen. This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which tbe frinale constitution is (object. It moderates all excess and removes all obstructions, and a speedy cure may he relied gV TO IIARUIKD LADIES! It is peculiarly suited. It will, in a short time, bring nn th" monthly periods aith regularity. Each bottle, price one dollar, bears tbe (iovernment --tamp of tire at Britain, to prevent counterfeiLs. IT Thee Pilis honld not be t.tteti by femtle4 tiring (A. FIRST THREE MO STIRS of Rrejnancy, i they are turt to bring on Miscarriage, but at itny other time '.hey are stife. In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slijrbt Exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Hysterics and Whites, the Pills will effect a cure when all other means have failed; and althoiich a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution. Pull directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should be can-fully preserved. Sole Agent for the United States and Canada, JOB MÖSLS, (Late I. C. Baldwin A Co..) Hhester, New Turk. W- T. , . . d. 9t ano. six post ijrc siamp rnciOMvi tr. any a thorized Agent, will urt a bottle containing 5() I'illreturn mall. Sold by all Drusi-l everywhere no-!4'60-dAwly BOOTS AND SHOES. XfT GLENN'S' BLOCK -THE LARGE si, aautiful store in Glenns' Block, fitted up so elegaaaly expressly f.,r a Root and Shoe Store, Is now tilled wit! t'i5erb stock, rmbracing every article in the shoe line ' xt taste or comfort can demand. This store will opened w SATURDAY, MARCH 33, 1S61, ami the proprietor, respectfully invite everybody to call and examine th. i'ock, whleh will lie found the lru -st and mo-t compl : ever brought to this city with prio-s the lowest. "ILc lrranements are vUC'u throughout as to render it a pleasant and economic' I place for ladie to trade, while genllemcn will also And something eactly suited to their "und-rstaoding." Meii. Cady, Darrow A Wei b will take pleasure in showing any article of this immense stock to those w ho may call, whether they wish to purchase or not. One pr.ee, and for rash only I CADY A CO. mchJl-dAwtf

COMMERCIAL. I by TaiJtoajirM.J Cincinnati TIarket. CucursATi, Saturday, Marfh 23. Hour dull: not much don; prices declining", mall Hale superfine at 4 4U$1 50: irood extra at 4 0, and family at 25. Wheat in good demand at $141 10 for strictly prime red and white. Corn tirm at 33c for car; shelled 32936ci the latter for white. Oats dull at 26c. Barley dull at ti.-iS.70c f..r prime fall Kve declined to .V. ".".. Whisky dull, but unchanged; tales 1,200 brl at 13J4c. Provisions quiet, but firm; the demand is quite moderate for all articles Mf-" pork 16 75$ 17. Lard uuiet at Sjil0c for tierce and ke. Sale- 60 hhds sugar at 5),S7l,c. Coffer 500 bag sold at U ValDc. Ssles small lou molasses at Exchange on New rk firm at 5,l,c premium. BT : m .... : :: New York 'larUct. Xr.w York, Saturday, March 23. Hour a s-hade firmer with a little more doing both for export and home con.-umption; sales at gö li3 lj for superfine State; $ö MlB 25 for extra State, $5 27 f-fJJ 5 :t0 for choice; 95 1035 15 for superfine Western; 5 M 55 40 for common to medium extra Western; 5 505 60 for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio: ; 'i 7 for trade brands. Canadian flour without important change; sales 3-10 brls at $5 j ..'. 75 for common to medium extra; 7 S.7 75 for choice. Rye flour steady at t.1 504 10 for common to choice superfine. Worn meal dull and heavy; sales of 450 !t1- at $2 80Ä 2 85 for Jer.-cy, and J lö&'.i 25 for Brandy-wine. Whisky a shade finner; sales 500 brls at 173k. Privat1 account- by the Arago are rather more favorable for wheat, and there i.- a fair export demand, chiefly for France; market 1 3.2c letter: sabs of 1S.700 bush common to fair Chicago spring; sales- at ?1 lsrl 22 in store and delivered; l,5tH) bush Canada club at $1 25 delivered; 550 bush choic North-western club and Uacine spring at 1 26 delivered. Uye quiet at 63 ttt"c with buyers inside and sellers outside. Barley scarce and firm at 72SOc: sales of 1,600 bush Canada East at 75c. Corn a shade firmer with a moderate business doing; sale? of 29,000 bu-h at 67J167SC for old mixed Western in -tore; 69c delivered; 64G5c for new mixed Western and yellow at the depot; 64c for yellow Jersey, and 71c for choice white Southern. Oats a shade firmer; moderate business doing at 33.il Bafe. Purk continues dull; sales 400 brl- at $16 62', for mess; $12 ."0sl2 75 for prime. Beef quiet and steady; $4 50 4.5 for prime: $5 75 6 25 for mesa; t10 for repacked mess; floll for extra do; prime mess beef dull and nominal; beef hams quiet and firm. Cut meats steady: sales of 175 packages at 6,-i6?ic for shoulders and MSc for hams. Hogs quiet at 6'4 ,7.V for cornfed dressed; 545Jie for live- v eight. Bacon in better request: sales 50 bxs long ribbed middles city cut at 9c. I.ai 'i -ieady and demand moderate; sales of 425 brls at 910c. Butter selling at 1014o for Ohio. andl4tl9c for Stale. Cheese steady at 10c for inferior to prime. Sugar market quiet, but prices without important change; sales 263 hhds Cuba at 4 5c; 560 hhds Melado on private terms. Molasses continues dull; sales of 250 hhds Porto Rico at 33 334c: 250 brls X. 0. at 32c. Coffee firm and demand fair: ales 150 bags Rio at 11, l4 314c. Money matters unchanged.

far THE CASAPA.J Foreign .tlarkets. Liverpool, March 9. Breadstnffs quiet and steady. Provi-ions dull. Consols closed on Saturday night at 91, aiSi? for money; 92 1, ä92 for account. Man hester advices unfavorable; there was les demand and th" improved tone of Tuesday was partially lost. London, March 9. Consols closed at l.1Jt91J, for money, aud 91,J, 92 for account. The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased 14;.0u. Money market unchanged. American securitie Illinois Central bare 2S-27; Erie 27 l, SM1,; New York Central 71. iJvcRrooi., March 9. W. N. A Co.. R. S. k Co.. and B. A. k Co., report flour quiei but stead ; sales at 2S.Us for American. Wheat tirm at full prices with a partial advance of 1 2d for spring. Corn firm and unchanged. Xeiv York Cattle .TOarket. Market Dat, Wednesday, March 20, 161 Total receipts of cattle of all kinds, for the week: Sheep L.imbs 6,704 6,367 5.492 9.931 MR Total 4,54.1 Last week 3,204 Correspon'g week la-t year 3,430 Average No. per week last year.4,344 Cow. 153 119 VeaN 562 422 835 763 Swine. 4,539 H.70C 4,731 6 160 140 REEVES. The weather this week has been unseasonably cold and though it has been favorable for slaughtering, the cattle offered have appeared to disadvantage on that account. The offerings this week have been large and the caitle gvnerally have been heavy and of better quality, while some have been rather coar.-e. The business vesterdav was done at a decline of fully 50c per cwt. from the rates of last week; this morning found at least 1,000 head remaining in t'.e yards, which were sold at a still further decline ofl $3 per head. There were not many which brought $10 per cwt.; $.9 50 bouirht very nice steers, and tbe superior quality of the cattle prevented a much larger decline. We notice that con-iderable numbers arrive by the Harlem Ruad, which now brings cattle from the ew York Central Railroad at the same rates as tbe Hudson River Road. ERF CATTLE. Premium qualities per cwt ... t.... .... Prime qualities do 9 fiO&lO 00 Medium to good qualities do 8 50$ 9 00 Poor do do 7 0t3 8 00 General selling prices do .... 8 Oivai 0 50 Average do do .... 8 25 8 50 cows Are in better demand this week, the high prices of beef last week having cleared the stables of fat and partially dry cows, thereby leaving the market bare of all kind's except fre-h milkers. The prices are unchanged, but more readily obtained. We quote: Best qualiti s per head $5O60 tf01 do do 40 j 1.1 Fair do Aa Hams. Common do do tftg)? VEALS. With incre aed receipts and a less active demand prices are hardly maintained. We do not change our quotation materially, but it is more difficult to obtain our outside prices. We quote: Good and extra qualities per lh 6,l,7 cts. Other qualities do 4;,Ä6 ct. silf.r r AND 1.AMB8 Hve been in good demand during the week, but at the close price deel ned 15c per head on account of a decline of the prices of dn-s-ed meat in Washington Market. The fir-t lambs of the season were four head from Jersey, which sold at $6 each, or at Tic per lb. dressed. We quote: Sbep at Live weights $3 257 50 per head swinf. The market is qu.et and steady. Trimc light corn hogs are most wanted to cut un for the retail citv trade. Verv nine is none now oy me packer.. V e quote: Live Hogs. . 35?a Jw S 4m Dr. --. d. THmVM C 7. 6 1 .j Heavy prime corn fed. . . . Light do .... Heavy still fed .... Light AUCTION SALES. By n. Y. WILEY, Real Estate Auctioneer. BUSITSTESS LOT PEaXSYLVAJIlA STREET, o TWILL SELL, ON TU KS DAY, APIUL 2, AT TWO o'clock P. II., r.n the premises, that One Lot on Wet side of Pennsylvania street, nearly Opposite the cw Potof lice, Formerly occupied as Woods' Livery Stables, fronting 35 feet T inches on Pennsylvania street, and Via feet deep to an aly. A good frame Stable, Carriage House, Ac, on the lot. IKK MS OF SALK One-half cah; balance in one and two years, ith intere.-t. I will also sell at the same ime a Tw. -Story Double Brick House on Ea-t street, being Nos. 51 and 53, each containing six rooms, cellar, Ac. Lot fronting about 40 feet on east -ide of East street. TERMS OF SALE One-third cash; balance in one and two years with interest. For further particulars inquire of WM. Y. WILEY, Ileal Estate Agent, inchlO-dAwtd No. 10.',, Eat Washington street. CAUTION. "tTiiTICE. All ersotis are hereby forbidden fo pnr-cba-e any ri'ht or rights wbstever. of D. M. Tiffany; of Napoli, Cattaraugus county. State of New York, or of any agent appointed by him or by bis sub agents, Ac., the right to u-e, make, vend or sell, iu anv way or manner, CooprrS Improved indou aMRft Miupporler. patented January 3, 160, by Sumner Co er, of Windsor, State of Connecticut. The contrad aalwuR me and : aid Tiffany having been violated, I have hereby revoked his power of attorney. WARREN COOPER. South Royal-ton. Mass., Fcbniarv 1T7, 1?W1. mchll-wni-LEGAL. d 1 UAI.DIAN'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE -Notice U J hereby given that the undersigned, as the Guardian of tbe estate, of Catharine Meiklc and Margaret Meikle, in pur-uancc with an order and decree of tbe Marion County Court of Common Pleas, will, on Saturday, tbe 13th day April, A. D. 1-61. between the hours of 10 A. M. and 4 P. M. ot -aid day, on the premises, sell an undivided one-half of lot seven (7,) in square sixty-nine (69.) in tbe city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana, at public sale, to the highest and best bidder, over and al"- the two-thirds appraised value thereof, it being appraiVd at4-.no. Terms One-third cash, balance in six and twelve mouths, bearing interest, the purchaser giving his notes therefor, with interest. KILBY FERGUSON. mcbll-w4w-dlt Guardian. N. B. In above sales, as Administrator, I will sell an undivided one-fourth of the real estate therein described, as Guardian one-half, making three-quarters of the lot de:ribed; the remaining one-f.urtb ii owned by Mrs. Catharine lluilman. in her own right, and by her con-ent and request will le offered for sale at same time, so that the purchaser can acquire title to the entire Int. mrhll KILBY FERGISON. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.-- Notice i- hereby given tbi.t the undersigned, as Administrator of tha estate of John II. Meikle, deceased, iu pursuance with adecree of the Marion County Court of Common Picas, will, on Saturday, the 13th day of April, A. D. Is61. between the hours of ten A. M. and' four P. M.. of said day. on the premises, sell an undivided one-fourth part of loti even (I) in square sixty-nine (6,) in the city of Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana, at public sale, to the highest and best bidder over and alnive thr two-third appraised value thereof it is appraised at jttiö. Terms One-third cash, balance due in six and twelvemonth-, the purchaser giving his notes therefor with interest. nun pKMODsox, Administrator Estate of John II. M-ikle. deceased, aachll-wtw dlt

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C'u re the most OItinatt Stand ii Mr Diseases and Long by I t M : WONDEWFCL RKSCLTS IN THIS CITY AND VIClNtTY. Ml-s Hoshnur, dWe.i-c of female system, with Neural 21st physician in attendance; Mr. Brew-ter, Bronchial Consumption; Mr-. Runnion, Mrs. Spann. Mrs. Todd ard others, complicated female disease, several years standlnir: Mr. Brady, Hancock county, disease of the bladder ami kidneys, etc., etc. Are you afflicted? "A word to the wise is sufficient." Persons desirous of knowins more of lr. Buniham and his skill are referred to the following well known citizens: Prt.f. S. K. lb-hour. I)r S. C. Prink; A. 1). Streicht. Ksq.; Rev. M. C. Clark; Jas. C. Tohn. Esq.; A. R. Hyde, Esq.; L. W. Mose-; W. M. Wheatlev, Esq. Orflce Yohn's Block, North Meridian street. Letters will receive prompt attention. Address DR. X. G. BCKNHAM. febl.'s Indianapolis, Indiana. BUMEWEIL'S UNIVERSAL COOei REMEDY. T ITS SIMPLICITY A"D MOST PERFECT ADAPT ATION to all Throat and Eung Complaints, froi infancy to old aire, a-ks for special attention. So strictly are the laws of medicine conformed to. that I ak the same freedom of use in direase, as its strict natural feature, that I would of food to hunger. Both are analogous and both untrue, unless they can be applied to the letter. Therefore, from Whooping Cough, the terror of childhood, to l.i. u. Complaints, common to all ages, it is a remedy. ffUMEWELL'S TOLl Thr Great IVeuralgic, Spasmodic and rn his firmed)', and alo thcGreatest and only Natural Opiate ever (riven to the World. The perfect freedom with which Physicians are asked to ' investigate this splendid and much needed Opiate, by Formula, or Tri.il of the Anodyne, both of which will be sent on demand, ind the free acceptance of all who have i ush1 it, and al-o its splendid results in case of Neural ,'i.i. Headache of every kind, Kheumati-m, Tooth and Earaclif. ! Loss of Meep, Delirium Tremens, Cholera Morbus, lyentery, arc, kc, is enough to call attention, as I ask investigation. After six years of trial ami results, th Tolu Anodyne and Universal Couh Uemca'r are fairly before the world, and I trust all who know wil, do me the justice to investigate by trial, compare all suggestions of testimonial-in the pamphlets to be found viith all dealers, or will be sent "free" by me, and then, by the real merit they posses, lift them above all charges or imputation of quackery. Prices within reach of all. JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, PROl'KIETOH, Practical nitarntactulist. Principal Offiee, lo. ) Commercial iian. Boston . Sold by all respectable dealers everywhere. ROP.EKT BROWNING, mchri-dA w2m Wholesale and Retail Agent. BITTERS. ot m sfvcjJr-ijEnvr: Wigtvain Tonic. rpHESE DELICIOUS AND 1 AR-FAMED BITTERS I ur- r commended by the first physicians of the country, on account of thnir purity and gr-it medicinal virtue. They are pleasant as nectar to the taste, and are pronounced the best Tonic and Stimulant ever offered to '.lie public. Their curative powers Incases of general debility, loss of appetite, constipation, etc., are unparalleled, and as a guarantee that we feel warranted n claiming what we do, we beg leave to state that our assertions are endorsed by Pnnr. SILLIMAN, of Yale College. Prof. HAYES, of Massachusetts. And hundreds of others. Par aala by RUSCHHAUIT a BAL, And by Grocers, Wine Merchants and Druggists generally. IV. GOODRICH. New Haven, Ct., Proprietor. Hrincipal Depot, 145 Water street. New York. dec30-'6'J-dwly GROCERIES, &C. JK O as . Direct from .rw Orli ails! JQQ BAGS PRIME AND CHOICE RIO COFFEE. JJg HHDS. good, fair to choice New Orleans ugar Q HÜLS, prime New Orleans molasses. - ROZn layer raisin. aQQ Mima noa. -Q NESTS t.eims Basket. For sale at Cincinnati! market prices, by aV II. SC UM LL, 81 and 83 Washington Mrecl, corner of Drlnwarr. W E ARE NOW RECEIVING A HEAVY Sl'IPI.Y f lu v, Wi.itr Fish and Mackerels, which we '.varrant throueh the summer. Merchants will find it to their interest to examine our goods and prices before going elsewhere, and we will convince them of the fact thai they need not go to Cincinnati or Louisville for the purchase of any thine in the grocery line, as we keep a general assortment and are determined to sell at RIVER PliiCES. A. A H. SCHNULL. feb-2--dAw 500 KEGS NAILS (BEST BRANDS; IN STORE and for sale low by A. A 11. SCHNULL. DRY COODS. Spring Dry Goods NEW NEAT, OU L AP, if:ii AisiL.i: no. NO. 3 ODD FELLOWS' HALL. W. i, T. !TIor.o!i V Co., mchl.-w3wAd DENTISTS. IJSrl Tl I I I 1 'V rO. 4 YOHN'S I1UH.K. NORTH MERIDIAN STREET, Indianapolis. aprll-illyisAw2amly'6n. STENCIL TOOLS. W.Wl ILL BJYTHE BU CII.TKts. fl.SW whthem. Millers. Pork Pa BEST HAND-MADE STE N - VMI per year has ti n cleared ackers and liistillers' Stencils cut for tlve cent per letter and cost f material. Old Coin lloug-ht and Mold. Send for oar Circular. Address W. K. LANPIIE AR A OTA, de7-dltAiv. 4,w8n Box 171, Cincinnati, Obi.

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form which is in accordance with the philosophy of nature beiuj; the form of the Lrn of the Ey ; their perfectly polished surface.-, pu y and transparency of material, and exact Spherical Figure, admirably adapt them to the organ of irht, rendering them perfectly natural to the eye, and producing a clear and distinct iinaite of the object as in the natural healthy sight avoiding the Klimmering wavering d'zziness of the bead, and othc r unpleasant seusations often experienced in the u-e of ordinary glasses and enabling the wearer to prosecute minute and critical eye labor, either by day or candle light, with ease, comfort and satisfaction. Ollicv 20, East Wihinton Street, Indianapolis, Indiana. JfcSend for a Circular containing full particulars, list of prices, etc., nd directions for Insuring a perfect fit, and have them sent by mail. Addres-. oct31-dAw. L.. W. .no.SES, Optician, Indianapolis, Indiana.

PHYSICIANS.

DR. RALPHGRAME.

RT EMBER (if THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS. Hospital for lYivate Female Diseases, and Student of

eases, and for the treatment or Lung Ihseases, and for the past ten years a constant attendant of the Oriental Hospitals, will be in imilMfMII. UHAWAi IUI Till FIKST OF SEPTEMBER, 18111 afT LITTLE'S HOTEL, Where he will !e happy ta meet all those afllicted withany kind or disease and considered incurable by other practitioners. His remedies are only those which nature has so bountifully provided us with. In the treatment of disease he rejects the use of all poisouous drugs and minerals. Instead of enfeebling the system he invigorates, that nature may be able to expel the disease. It is to the knowledge of those great secret that he owes his uccea; and in u-ing which he defies all the Medical Faculty on the Continent to compete with him. All thoe who are suffering from Lung Diseases of whatever nature, are particularly de.-ired to call, as one-half of the ces of consumption that are pronounced incurable by the Medical Faculty, and considered hopeless, are readily cured, and yield at once to his mild plan of treatment, from the very fact that not one physician in twenty have the proper instruments for examining the lungs, and thote who have, are very few of them capable of judging the amount or kind of disease to whic'.i the lung is -ubject. He has cured hundreds upon hundreds of such patieuu, who had been given up by other practitioners to die. The idea that con-uinption is neces.-a.il" fatal has destroyed more human life than the disease itself. For all forms of Dyspepsia and Kidney Diseases he tests the urine, for the excesses deposited, which is th only possible plan to ascertain the true cause of disease. The Dr. can show more certificates of cures, sworn to by patients, than any other physkisn in America. Not like hundreds of empirical swindler, he never prepares his medicines until he ascertains the disease aad it trie cause. He has no puffed nostrums that will cure all diseases. The diseases of Women and Children receive his particular atU-ntion. To 'Lib - and Females of Youth and Maturity.

Seminal Weakness and Spermatorrhoea. It Is a melancholy fact that thousands who are suffering under pale and j insatiate di-ea-e are victims of secret habit, self abuse, gradually underminiug their constitution the disease in- J idiously creeping on, every faculty is shattered, constitution wrecked, and they become subject only for a hospital !

or mad-house, unle-s death comes in as a welcome guest to relive the patient from his suffering, and his friends from the painful evidence of his irregularities and errors. The penalty will not cease with the transgression; the constitution has received the shock, and nature, unaided can not repair the iigury. The only escape is found in prompt and proper medical treatment. The earlier this is sought the ea-ier the cure. Generally the tir.-t symptom in males, are noctural and sometimes diurnal emissions. In cither sex we find weakness of the stomach, abdomen, back and loins, lassitude, loss of memory, confused ideas, low spirits, timidity, aversion to society, love of solitude, with general debility, and frequently attended mith cough and hectic fever. This disagreeable and awful complaint, with all it- symptom-, can be relieved and promptly arrested by the Indian Herb Doctor and his new method ol cure. He uses an instrument that will arrest the di-cuse instantly, and without any exposure to the patient. flgF All tlio- who rail may deend upon an honest, candid and true statement of their case, and the poaibi'uV of his giving them relief gratis. The Doctor permanently cures the Pile-, and defies th world to compete with him on Female Complaint.-. The Dr. challenges the whole Medical Facultv for the treatment of Lung, Liver, Kidnev Diseases and Dyspepsia.

JRMi WOff" AO CHARGE MADE LOTTERIES. Roval lafeUU Lotten. T HE EXTRA ORDINARY DRAWING OF THR ROY I. Havana Lottery, conducted by the Spanish Govern ment, under the supervision of the Captain General ol Cuba, will take place at Ha jna, on Tliurdu), April 4 1HGI S432.00Ü. S0RTE0 NI.VIER0 1, I lit AO II 1) I X A R I 0 . Two Cupital I'll or lOOsOOO Each. Prize of ..100,00" . . 100,000 50,000 . . 30.00(1 . . 20,000 2.00 1.000 soo l.V-i'o 10 lß 101 "JO Vpproxiniaiioiis Eight approximations to the two prizes of $100.000 of 1. 000 each: 4 ol ffion to ttie föo.ooo: 4 ot (j(Hi to the ;io.ooti: 4 $CO0 to the $20.000. W lolo I n Ul is, ii; Ilalve, V20. Har ter Si!?; F.iiflitlis Trizes cashed at sight at 5 per cent, discount. Bills on all solvent banks taken at par. A drawing will be forwarded a- soon a the result becomes known. All orders for Schemes or Tickets to be addres-ed to "DON RODRIGUEZ, care of City Post, Charleston. South Carolina.' nov9-dAwly NEW BOOKS. 1,000 Canvassers Wanted TO SELL NEW AND POPULAR WORKS WHICH ARE SOLD Excluaivcly by Subscription or :R BOOKS COMPRISE A LARGE ASSORTMENT of Valuable Familv Works which command a readysale, and Agents now employed by us are making from f00 to f 100 per month. Female Agents can make a good living by selling our Books. For further particulars and descriptive Catalogue address DICK A FITZGERALD, 1M Ann street. New York. SfiT" We have Ju-t published a book containing about 1,'JOO engravings which we sell for 4 feb'27-wt STOLEN. S1 ITOLEN TWO HORSES AND A ROCKAWAY. A man calling himself Sharp, got two Horses and ! a Kockaway buggy from my stable on Monday, December 31st, I860, to go to I'lainGeld and stay over night, but has not yet returned. The hordes were both i bays, one dark and the other bright colored. The bright bay is 15', hands high, about eight years old, has a small lump, from a cut, on the pasture joint and a small scar on the wither, from a buggy saddle. The dark bay is abut 15 bauds high, eight years old, smooth made, and some soreness, in the shoulders. The Rockaway is painted dark red. front posts lth broken nut and new ones putin, painted black and not finished, middle posts iron rods and the cushions marked William Wilkbon, ou bottom side. S. W. Drew, maker, on back part of the buggy, which is about half w urn lined with blue damask. The harm-ssi light silver mounted round traces, and bridles not rnste. There was a buffalo robe taken at the same time, with Indian marks ou in.- e. Also, two old blaukeis with sursingles sewed on them, and two halters, with two holes punched in each halter, on the near side. Just lelow the buckle Fifty dollars reward will be given to auy one who wl return the property described, and a reasonable reward fo information that will lead to their recovery. w M W ILK I SON, f-': i;-wtf Indianapolis lad ROLLING MILLS. COVINGTON BAIL-MILL Of M l'. N Y Thi-Company is now j.repared with the be-t new and improved machinery to fill orders for re-rolling Railroad Bars at the shortest notice, as the mill has the capacity to turn out IrtOtuns n week. In re-rolling Railroad Bnr, one-third new iron is added to the old, to make a Rail that will not laminate and insure pe i feet Weld. Street Railroad liars en also be furnished, of any pattern required, and new Ra'lroad Bars of different lengths and siies. All orders hall receive prompt and careful attention, and as none but the best materials will Ik- used, in the hiimlsof skillful workmen, the Company hope to give entire satisfaction to those who may favor it with their custom. R. BUCHANAN k SON, Agent-, Cincinnati, Ohio. rri:K to W. H. Clement. President Little Mi.mii R. P.. Co. John T. Levi-, Pre-iJent Covington and Ijexington R. R. Company. Captain McClellati. Superii tendent Ohio and MiMissppl Railroad. S S. l.'Hommedieti, President Cincinnati, Hamilton and Davton R R. Co. mclilO-w Im Rare Chance for Farmers T1 HIE UNDERSIGNED. PREPARATORY TO BOLD-' ING, h determined to sell off his entire stuck of plows al less than manufacturers rates. Farmer:-, now is ' your chance to pruvide yourselves with Raymond, Kotiert Co's. celebrated -teel plows, universally admitted to he the bef and most durable plow ever used incentr.il Indiana. Some two hundred on hand, which will be otd al j greatly reduced price. Seldom is such an opportunpv ' offered to farmers for bargains in this line of trade. Call ! early and jka stock and prices at the old stand, sign ut the "Red Anvil," we.-t of the Hates II Waahinirtoo ureet, Indianapolis. THOMAS BITST i mcli5wt SEEDS. i JEltSONS WISHING Til SOW FEW-SEED TIIE resent sea-"ii will please call at .o. is South Meridiunstrrrl. Indianapolis, Indiana. A we have on h:ind a large uuantitv of CLEAN SEED. reserved expressly for sow inc. which we will loan on the most f iv or.il. Ie term-, and will contract to pay cash for the product delivered ut No. Is South Meridian street. IndlaiiapoU, Indiaa. WRIGHT A J ENKINGS, AgeM. BwW Mil

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RALLY USED AND APPROVED, ARE THE MOST The Lenses are KTound in the Omare C'mr Mirror ENGLAND. GRADUATE OF RICORD S FRENCH the celebrated Churchill, for the treatment of Lung Dis rOK LOAM I.I A11U. COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS. WILLI JÜH Y. W1LCV, COMMISSIONER IN INDIANA F lOR THE EOI.LOWING STATES AND TERR1TORIES: Maine. Tcxa, M;--is,jipI, New H.ii'ipHiiire, Vermont, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Now Y. rk, New jt raey. Penn-ylvania, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Kentucky. Tennessee, Iouiiaia, Ctah, Missouri, Minnesota, Ohio, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin, Michigan, Arkan-as, Kansas, Nebraska, California, Oregon. W:i-hin?ton, New Meicu, Will admmi-ter oaths take depositions, affidavits, c. Slid acknowledge Deeds, Mortgages, Powers of Attorney i and other writings, to be used or recorded in any of the ! sbove States and Territories. Office, No. 10j East Washington street, over Adams i Express olrice. aiigsc'(i-dA-w . REAL ESTATE. IIUT'I REAL ESTATE AGENCY. WILLI AJI Y. WILEY, --- Saa HEAL ESTATE, LAD U Villi ; s. STOCK, NOTE, nOHTGAGES, Ac, NO. mH EAST WASHINGTON STREET, Over Adams' Express Office, INDIAN iUMUS. UTS AND SELLS ON COMMISSION, HOUSES AND Lit-, vacant Lots, Farms and Farming Land in all ie extern Males: Stocks, Bond', Note, Mortgage-, aud Land Warrants. Negotiates Loans and make" Collections. Rents and Leases Houses and Farms. Collects Rents, Notes and Claims. Pays Taxes and examine Titles in all the Western States. Will enter United States Lands In any of the Western Land llistncts. with Warrants or Cash, ou liberal terms, aud guarantee good selections. Procure Patent for Land; redeem Land sold for tax. and attend tn al: other business pertaining to Real Estate Particular attention uiven to Sale of Real Estate at Auction. We invite those wishing to invest in Real Estate to call and examine the many bargains on our books. oct'JC '60 dAw u feM w ANTED Mercliiniise of ml descrinths, in trade ror real estate. ty W M. Y. WILEY, Real Estate Agent. ANTED CITY ORDERS At the highest market rates, by WM. Y. WILEY. fel-ndAw No. 10', East Washington street. mmTANTED County Orders wanted at the hizhest market rates, by WM. Y. WILEY. lehJi No. 10'., East Washington stieet. fjVR LE ASE For a term or years, a vacant lot on the 1 north-east corner of New York and Noble streets, I--WM. Y. WII.EY. Real Estate Agent. mrhödA w P OR TRADE A farm of 65 acres, four miles South east of Indianapolis, on Lick Creek. 40 acres under cultivation. City property to the amount of f-'.uoo taken in part pay, by WM. Y.WILEY, fcoHdAw Real Estate Agent po diana. OR TRADE House an-1 two lots, in the South-east part of the city, for trade for improved land in lnRf WM. Y. WILEY. fel F febMdAw teal Estate Agent. I0R SALE 4.IMI0 acres of land in Cerroll countv Iowa, for sale at a low- figure, for c ash, bv WM. Y. WILEY, eb6AAw Real Estate Agent. V OR SALE A fine building lot on Pennsylvania street. opposite- th- Blind Asylum, with a front of over one hundred feet. For sale on easy payments, by WM. Y." WILEY, Real Estate Agent. FOR SALE BUSINESS U)T Thirty-live and a halt feet front on Pennsylvania street, oppo.-ite the new I'ostoflicc, adjoining Wood" A Foudray, on the north, and now occupied as a livery stable. For sale by A M. t. WILEY, fcbt Real Estate Agent. NOR SALE A firt class steam flouring mill, at F'ortM. ville, Hancock saagity, Indian, one of the best mills in the State of country. ..lie I'V febS thoroughly fitted and in a fine grain section A bargain can be had in the same. F'or WM. Y. WILEY. Real Estate Agent. 7011 RENT A new store room on W.i,!,ingto:i street L witu rooms ikiv suitable tor a family, bv WM. f. WILEY. mcl.ödAw Real E-ti.te Agent. NOR RF: NT Tenement- of different sizes, in all parts of the city; al-o business rooms, etc., for rent, by V M. Y. WII.EY. ! s Raa Estate Agent. PLUMBING CAS FITTING, &C. j PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING. Wm arc Prepared toFurnikh und pul ap e ft ri -KX-L RKM, 1AS Tl'ItlNG. TEAM FITTING. HOT WATER A P3T PARATl'S, Lain's Water Closets, Pumps of every description, such as , illHeads, letter A', (a new kind, never before offered i. this market,) Smart' Patent, Cur-ti-' Patent. Bassett's Patent, and four different Patent Pumps by W. A B. Douglas; any or all of which can be found at no other establishment in this city. Shtst Lead, Iead Pipe. Tinned Copper l"ipe. Galvanized Iron Pipa, Ac., Ac, as cheap a- the cheapest. Warranted to give satisfaction. The Place. Masonic h ill, No. 85 West Washington street, Indianapolis, Indiana. fb2'6-dAwlv. RAMSAY A MANNING. SEWING MACHINES. f iß H. I E BS TE KSfCO'S IMPROVED T1GHT-STTTCH SEWING MACHINES. Holl)-. Double l.i k Klaatlc ewiRg narkine. Mi l li ...ii. 's Palrni Knitting 'Im hin-. PARK A DENNIS, No Metropolitan Hall. JanPa-dAwSiw TO STOCKHOLDERS. HJOnCI IS HEREBY GIVEN To TIIE STOCK HOLlLM BBS of the ' White River and Big FUgle Creek Plank and Gravel Road Company," that there will he a lectins of said Stockholder- at Srlmol-hnii. N'n o i,irr. town-lnp. on Saturday, April 0, Wil. I - the purpose if electing five Director', om- Secretary aud one Treasurer of said Company. A full attendance is requested Per order f Board. A. P Wil I FY ec'v March 14, 1861. acbiol-ww'.f

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i 1 V. CST CURE Nervous Headache CURE k By the use of these Pills the periodic attacks of Aertvxs or Sick Deadacke may be prevented; and if taken at the commencement of an attack immediate relief fron pain and sickness will be obtained. They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headache to which females are so subject. They act gently upon the bowels removuigCostiveneas. For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females, and all persons of sedentary habits, they are valuable as a Laxative improving the appetite, giving tone and vigor to the digestive organ-, and restoring the natural elasticity and strength of the whole ystem. The CEPHALIC PILLS re the result of long investigation and carefully conducted experiments, having been in use many years, during which time they have prevented and relieved a vast amount of pain and suffering fron Headache, whether originating in the nervous system oi from a deranged state of the stomach. They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and may be taken at all time with perfect safety without making any change of diet, and the absence of any disagreeable taste render It easy to administer them to children. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS' The genuine hav tlve aignature of Henry C. Spalding on each box. Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicine. A box will be sent by mail, pre-paid, on receipt ef the rucii so siitii All orders should be addressed to HENRY C SPALDING, is Cder Street, Kew Terk. THE FOIJ.OWING ENDORSEMENTS OP Spalding's CEPHiLll PILLS, WILL CONVINCE AM. WHO SUITER EROM HEADACHE, THAT V SPEED!9 .1.YU St RE CM HE IS WITHIN flOl RtAl'H. A tfirte TetfimcnidU are vmuJh-MM m Mr. Srauixo, they aJF-inl HiujueMti.tn.il-lf f roof of thr efficacy of thU truly ri' iti!c ilisnorrrg. Msso.wiLix, Co.v-x.. Feb 5, 18S1. Mr. Spai piko. Sir: I have tried your Cephalic Pill, ami 1 like them -o well that I want you to send me two dollars worth more. Part iff these are for the neighbors, to whom I gave a few out of the first box I got from you. Send tbe Iills by mail and oblige Your ob't Servant. JAMES KENNEDY Hariioru, Pa., Feb. 0. ISC1. Mr. Srainixn. Sir: I wih you to send ine one more box of your Cephalic Pills, Ikttte i tceired it grtot oV.i mf ' fiY Mesa. Your respectfully. MARY ANN STOJKHi'l s) Srai tK Crkkk, Hl xtixotos Co . Ta Januarv 18, isai. H. C. Rraui;. Sir: Ton will please send me two boxe of your Cephalic Pill-. Send them immediately. Respectfully yours, JNO. It. SIMONS. P.S. I h,trt uJ 'me t-ojr of your Pills and f,d thm etcciitMt. Bi.i l V icr-o:, Ohio, Jan. 15, 1961. Hf.srv C. SrAi.Pisr.. Esq. Please find inclosed 25 cents, for which send me another box of Cephalic Pill. They are truly mt btst Pills 1 hare erer tried. Direct A. STOVER, P. M . Belle Vernon, Wyandot Co., 0. B:ERLCt. Mar.. Dec. II, lsoo. H. C. Smalmxu, Esq. I wish for some circular or large show HIN. to bring your Cbephalic Pills more particularly before my ens- j turners. If you have anything of the kind, please send to ' me. One of nrv customers, who is subject to Sick Headache, i (usually la-ting two day,) teas cured of an attack ta one hour by your Pills, which I sent her äaspecifuiiv vours, W B. WILKES Rrtxoi.ossi rob, Fraxklt Co., Ohio, January 9, 1861. Hf.HRY C. Sraimxo, No. üs Cedar street, N. Y. Dear Sir: Inclosed fiml twentv-flve cents, (15.) forwhicb send box of "Cephalic Pills." Send to address of Rev Wm. C Filler, Rcvnoldsburg, Franklin count v, Ohio. Your Hm irorlc like a churr, cure Headache almost installier. Trulv vours, WM. C. FILLER YrsiiAvn. Mux . Jn 14. 161. Mr. Spalms. Sir; Not long since I sent to you for s box of CephaKc Pill for the cure of the Nervous Headache and Covtivenes. and received the same, and they had So good an efet t that I trim induced U semi for more. Please send by return mail." Mroct to A. R. V.HEELE1.. Ypsilauti. Michigan. From the Stuthern Path Finder, Stir Orieans, L.. Try them! you that are afllicted, snd we are sure that your testimony can be added to the already numerous llt that has received leneflts that no other medicine can produce. From the St. haii lieuuK i at . The immente demand for the article (Cephalic Tills) I rapidly increa.-ilig. From the Cattle, Itacenport. Zona. Mr. Spalding would not connect bis name lib an article he did not kno.r to pus-es real merit. From the Adrrrtiser, Proridence, R. J. The testimony in their favor in strong, from the retpectable quarter. From the Iniily .Wir, Xstemmrt, R f. Cephalic Pilh are taking the place of alt kindx. From the Oommrrciitl Rulletin, Boston, Mass. Said to be very efficacious for tbe headache. Ftom the. Commercial. Cincinnati, Ohio. Suffering humanity can now be relieved. From tte Ejta miner, SorfrJi, la. Cephalic Pill accomplish th object for which they were made, vi: Cure of Headache in all its forms. fWrni tlie K&iminer, Sorfolk, V,t. They have been tested in more than a thousand cases, with entire success. From the Democrat. H. Cloud, Minn. If you are, or hae been troubled with the headache, send for a box of Cephalic 1111, so that you may hav them in case of an attack. Früh, th Adrertiser, Procitleiice, R. I. Tbe Cephalic Pills are said to he a remarkable effective remedy for the headache, and one of the very be-: Mf that very frequent complaint which has ever been discovered. 'roni the Weiter R. R. Oasette, Chicago, Ä'. We heartily indorse Mr. Spalding, and his unrivalled Cephalic Pills. From the Aanauha Valley Har, k'.mauha, Ta. We are sure that pertons suffering with th headache, who try them, will stick L them. A single kotUe of SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE PARED GLCE will tave ten lima Its cost annually ÜPALD1NG S PREPARFD GLCE! SPALDING'S PREPARED ULI'E SPALDING'S PREPARED (.LIE SAVE 1 HE PIEl i - fxonomy: DISPATCH BAj A Srm.il s. Tisl sm, NixE."m A accident will happen, even in well regulated families, it is very desirable to have some cheap andconvniiaat wy far repairing fumi'ure. lag, cr'-kery, e-c. SPALDING'S PREPARED GLI K meet- all -uch emergenciea, aad no household can affonl tn be without it. It is alwsvs readv and up to the in kinpoint. "USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.' N. B. A brush accompanies each bottle. Price IS csut J'!res, HI NRY C. SPALDIN.. No. 4h i'.,,,r Streei. New York. Caution. A certain unprincipled peroo are attempting lo on on wie uusu-pertin; punlu, imilatiius f mv I AKtu tiL,i t., I would caution all persona to eamin before purchasing, and see that the full name. "SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE -& It on the outside wrapper; all ether- are swindling couafrfeft fbaAw

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Moffat's Life Pills , WJ AR M MMi:.yi ITTMlMt.S. TEfSE MKDiCIXES HAT JTOw BEES Utvkl the pu! 'ie for a period of thirty jrear, anC C time have iiiaanimil mtfb character taalaao.-' every part of the globe for their extraordinary and lie -mediate power of iwttrtafr perfect bearJi u ptrm nCfrt,g nearly every kind of diaawa to which Um hxmas frame i liable. The fotluwing aaa umetmj Ihm iiatraatng rtximt A u mm disease in which the VEGETABLE Li FE MEDICUS DYSPEPSIA, try Ifcoroagfaly rlMimng uw 6m second stomachs, and creating a flow of pure, bcaltLi .-i-u . f hf stale and rrtd RR HaaaWm i . lo-a aV -petite, Heartburn, Headache, BiUnsM, Hi -temper Anxiety, Unor sod Me.aochoi), whfcfc are the general symptoms of Dyspepsia, wfft varuet a a natural cooae quroor of its cure. COSTIVENESS, by rlfn..lR Ike whole leogU of tL taue.-tine- witi a svIveM process, :id without vlolety all violent purge " tks Vowel cortive wttkut t day. EE VERS of all kind, by reurtnf the blood to a rrn; circulation through the stichm f jperapRTsilun in aacL cases and tbe thorough solution of ail aatearawl obetfnc -Lion in other. The Life Medicines have been known to cure ttheu:. -tism permanently in three weeks, and Gout in half that and liaramentToTtbe joints. DROPSIES of all kinds bv freeing and ftKnftfctoftSf th kidorys aud bladder, they perai moat ihl ajbanlft ot these important organs, and hence have ever been found certain remedy for the worst cam of Or ret. Abo. WORMS, by dislodging fruan the turning U the bowels the -lime matter to which these creatures adl.t r. SCURVY, I LCEkV and l' V KTE RATE SORES, by thperfect purity which these Life Medicines give the blee and all tbe humeri. SCORBUTIC ERUPTIONS and bad complexion, by Lbalternate effect upon the fluid that feed the akin, and th morbid state of which occasion all eraptrre eesnplssa-. allow, cloudv, and other disagreeable complexn -o . Tbe u-e of these PHI for a very chert time wil. rflVcan entire cure ot Salt Rheum, and a aUikiUK imp' i' In the CBSariie-s of the skin. Common CeMs and Lufii enza will ajway be cured by one dose, or by iu ta the worst cases. PILES. Tbe originator of these aei decant i was cared ni Piles of thirty-five years' standing, by the use of the L Medk-lnes aloue. EKVE1; M ei LK for Lhi acoarge atfahe RTsaUri country, these medicines will be found s ceVRfn sod i remedy. Other medicine subject to return of tbe di-. ease a cure by ihee medtciueaia permanent Try Lb. .-. be satisHed and be eared. B1LUOU8 FEVERS AND UVrR CoMPLMM General I rbility, Loss of Appetite, and (Unease of K -males Tbe medicines have been l!.d wnb the anrt t-e: Octal rt-aulu in cases o 1 this SnggfMsnS King' Eril aj Scrofula in its worst forms, yield to the mild ret posrerf i ' action of these remarkable remedies: Might Sweat I vous Debilitv, Nervous Complaints of all kinds, l'lp: tion of the Heart. Painter's CvDc are speedily cared. at ERAT RIAL DISE ASES. Persons whose constrtatir have become impaired by the injudicious use af Mem. infinitely sooner than the nest powerful prepsrstlotiSaraaparill. Prepared and sold bv W. B MOFFAT, ZX Broadway, Kew York lor sale by si I Druggist. auglS 'AO dawlj CHALYBEATE RESTORATI V FILL Of IROV 4 N APEUJUrt -HM U'HK' P REPA RA In" f Iron, purified o( Luvten and Carbon bv Coll ' tion ot H)lrog'U sajici.ouetl by the highest we-lvna ihoritle, With tn Enrope od tbe I rrtted stales. ut' scribed in their practice. The experience of thousands daily proves ilia n- y ration of Iron can be compared with it. In purine, f -blood, deproMiian of vital energy, pair aijii HLtii sickly complexions indicate it a e Ity ir a!atot et , conceivable ca-c. bmoxions in all aslssls as wMrw ,'t has been tried, it h prove1 absolutely ruratiw is rRa . f i he f.,11 .iPR complaint-. rrI.t IttOitity, Serr-ms .'of. cti-unt, Krt .. I'm, sia, O'HStimtti'tn, l)i n rk,it. ftymrnhrg, mr.t . smmjtinv. Ai AViot. Tubstx .--itt Rhen-, mrnstration, UhittK t7..'. Li re OmtjJ- . Chronic lrudaehes, ltme" r . tnUrmittei.t To PimjJs uh the face, . In cases of tiem-ral Debility , a Leiher the ressR ot - . diseases or ol the continued diminntioa si neri,muscular energy from chronic complaints, oue trial " Lltrf restorati-. e lu pro-ed racces-fnl to ar. extent wh !i description or wntten attestation kU render credii k luvelids so long Ud-rxklen as to hav very mat.come entip-ly forgotten in their own neigi.N.rhood-, Lasuddenly re-appered in the busy meld, as ifjusl ret OT tnm prorrjcted travel R a aawant laud. Fowte eery t nal iiisUis-e. of this kind are attested of female ss.fl- re' emacuited victims of apparent maramus, saLguaaais axbaustlon, critical changes, and their complication of i. -vous and dyspeptic avendeei to ajr and exercise for K! the physician ha no name. In Nervous Affections f all kinds, and for MRM b miliar t medical men, the ofM-ratioe of this iTeoara-.. of iron must necessarily he salutary, for, unlike th oxides. It i vigorously tnak, without l-eing es. rthig over-heating, and gently, regularly apenaut, evaa la Ifc most obstinat cases of costiveness, without ever bsu a (rasfrie pnrgative. w hdHetinc a disarreeable senastlie. It is this latUr pi -perta-, aro.iig vthers wkieh iwaLe it so remarkably effertual aud pern.aoer.t s rfmesjj (ot whfch It aro appear te ert u disrluc' a action, by disnersti the local tcndrtai .l.t' fi rms them. an tasues. a iuH. boa of these ChalytM a'e I11U ha ulu-i. sutHns f. Im x of these Chalybia' al " Tarv, j tie-, st habitual eases, inch. lire the at'.er.lan; Diarrhea, r . u when adv tl' rv, confirmed, emaciating, and apt irei f-. the effert. hsve len, . , In the lijcal pains, losof Sssfe and attcngt h. d.b;liikUi cough, and remittent hectic, which f neralry indies' i cipient consnmption. this remedy has allayed the Rlat friends ami physicians J& jrral very gratifying ? ' teresting instances. In Scrofuhaas Taban Wmm this mum test sa trot, h far mure than tbe good effect ol the moat lauUotutj urn need preparation of Iodine, without any of their wt!: known liabilities. The attention of female can not be too coulid.-u' r vit ed to this remedy and rextoratrt e, m i ca-c p"rv liarly affecting them. In Rhe umati-m, both chronk. and inflauuiatoiy m tt,. latter, however, more decidedly H ha ban invsriab! well reported, both a alleviating pass ana raducs c ttswellings and rjlfness of the Joints and maseler. In Intermittent Feer tt at nicwRargy be t rrt i remedy and energetk restoaaUv-, and iu progr- si m the new settlements I tits or the the West, will probably be one ef Mg reiiiwu No remedy has ever been m th whde his l tory of medicine, which cxett . fully restorative effects. Good prompt, happy - appetite, complete du. ' tion. rapid acfiuisiticin of strength, with di-i in tor active and cueerful ex-rcu-e. i iUuse. teiy mmwm Put uti in nest flat metal boxes con t atoms' U pills. , price 50 . ut- per box; for sU by dnigRV' an I Will be sent free to any address on receipt of the price All letters, orders, Ar , ah aas he addressed to Sc CX-, mm .Han tas, HCCIiAR TREFT. Ne Yeel T '90 dAwl v Cmrs C-ugh, Omd, Hoarseness, '' cf. ami irrittttiim or .Sorvt. - . the 7 -mat. Reiser the UmcU. (hayA in C(nismj4ion, S'-j chiles, JafAatwi and tistarrh. clear asid git strength lo the toies mf PLBUC MPE A KEKS aus! M.S.,.- IFEW ARE AWARE OF IHK IMPOET N1 checking a Cough or "Common Cold" in it i stage; that which m the hegtiining would rieb' remedy, if neglected, souu attack the lungs. ' Brow. '. Bronchi! Troches," e-aitalning demulcei.t inr- .itt -. allay Pulmonary and Hraarhial Irritatioc BROWN'S "That trouM. In tr.y ThraL. ifot mh -tbe "Troches" re a werrfK um TKO( IIES made me often a men arMspsrer. : N. p. viiaj BRtlWN'S I "I recommend their use t "Pi i Srr.R.." KKV. E. M-CILiriN. TBIM'HEKi ' Hav proved extremely er 4 for Hoars. BROWN'S REV. HENRY WARD REM III 1 Almost Instant relief in the d;tr TKOf'Ht:, ii.glsbor of breaOaw pacwli bis." REV. A. I. EXMiLL.s 1 1 . BROWN'S "Contain no optum or anythtn; riow." DR. A. A. HAY Lh TfatatM alLiSi Cbetnhrt, Kot. I "A ample and pa am combnan i BROWN'S for Cough. Ac" DR G. Y WOElm', P.jt TKOCHES ; "BaaaAcaal la RronAtta." DR. J. . W. LAN., Bvtor BROWK'8 "1 hare proved them excellent : Whuotjing Coach" I IHK lil s. rk Ii W. WARBEN. I - I "taEiil! wbrn ooaaaacM to iBROWN'S suffering frum cold." REV S. J P ANDERSON. THOtHEN, aw-Uw: ' Effectusl In removing Hcsrw c BROWN'S nd Irriution of the Tbroa. so con av i with Bpsaaer- aim Hi raj a." I Hu II I s. Prof. M. ST ACT JOHNSON Ugrange, Oesapa BROWN'S Taschei of Muasr, fcsiaaJseiL Fawsai teoiaage. THOC lit., "Great benefit when taken befor. . after preaching, a thay prevent HaarLRoWN .S nesa. From their past effect, 1 ü, . thev win be of permanent adva- taa TKIM HL, REV E RoWI.tT, A. M , BR' W N ' S President of the Athen CHrgr , TKOCHE9. Sold by all Druggists at TWFjrn dAw Cr Ca NT K SVA. C. Ca C. OOUOH CJTJ M v , OH . Pi t TOM I. IKIKHIA, jp( new. OR THE IMMEDIATE AND CERTAIN cur of Cough, toldt, L. B'JTsf WhMttag Cough Catarrh lore Throat, ke. Relief For Ministers, Public Speaker- and Singer, thee Tablet re indispensable for nan itag aai Btaamg tla ratoa, removing hoanuiess, Ac Ttae east wRh wasch they are taken he in eaafly carried In tbe pocket, reaulring'oo preparatKio. i way rawly far ase on aR Seas, ns, not liable to change in any climate, xmtataiaag nthrng njunou to the oust delicate constittttsoc mjd be a m fncient hi nmltl I to all ta glv than atrial, at isiu ler box. Far sale bv aU 1l Hl't 6ecl SO mkr k i; in X CoNSEQCBBa I oKEtl IMPOSITION. tb't i- i imsfiuly mctsig. by ignoraM vi nder. of so-Hi IS mI hsredeurmassw . rativ In-tniment and vote a o.. "'oi uf weakness ano all Lho tallbl n4 sohtarr practice whk-h mind and i. fitting the uuf-rtaaal ociety. All letu-rs givtag ) acrurat k inclosing Mage Btaawv, will I M-ls .: - I.m.i-bed. i prfc, and forwansed secure (Tom ottaerv all aaa, ftuC guaranteed. Adil, L. HALL, M D North ide of Jeffen-sn, fear doors abor TVrd rr 'it wly VmtMTUH E's ae.

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