Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 4, Number 33, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 February 1845 — Page 4

INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.1 To tal' of protecting American Ubor,' by Tariff regulitions, when inure than nine-tent'is ol Iiis labor of the country La eno-aed in raning productions, of ... . .

which we now have a lane surplus, and always must have, so long a we have e j much unoccupied soil, and w hich cannot for to come, bo consumed by i ny amount of population that can bere be profitably n2aea ia manufactures, is an absurdity. Even the very Ja bor employed in the factories has not been jretected or benefitted by the late hiph Tariff; fur the t- . L . - l i 1 , 1 wi ges vi ineir oprauvea nave oeen reu:?ceu in a large ; f-r'i portion, if not in all tin? factories of tlie Eastern Slates. The Tariff operate only to increase the pri fi.s of the capital invested in large manufacturing J 8'ablihu:ert, and perhaps vf the sugar planter of i Louisiana, wnosc laborers are cenanuy not. proiecieu by the nri)tpr:ivf d:itr du siiTar. as siifir plantations j i - - , are the d.ead i.f the slave. The itha thai wealth can be created, or a coun'ry at large benefitted by making nine out of every ten of the population, pay more for whAt tli3 tentii man makes, whilst he pays them no more for their productions sscms perfectly absurd: and even if h? paid as much more in proportion as they paid him, they would till stand just where they would be without a tariff; if he paid more he would be ti e injured instead of the benefitted party. A tariff that would equally benefit all, if such a tariff could be made, which certainly cannot be done in this country, if it cjuW any where, would at best te a Utility ; but whilst it can only benefit a very limited ft-w, at the exj-ense, of course, of the rest of the community, Its operation must only be to plunder and oppress the mass of the labor of the country, to enable manufacturing capitalists to make nure profits and larger dividend. A High Tariff has a tendency to injure the market fur farmers instead of benefitiing it ; and of course, bIsj to injure the mechanic- who are employed by the farmers throughout the country. As to the duty on wool. Which is the only one that can, with any plausibility be pretended to benefit the farmer, the duty of 40 per cent, on a pound of wool, costing about SO cents, and therefore amounting to some 12 cents mare or less is more than balanced by the duty of 40 per cent, on the cloth made from it, and which will bring on an average from one to two dollars, and the duty on wbuh, therefore, will amount to from 40 to 83 cents, or from three to seven times the increased price of the wool. Hesijes, from the last returns we have ccn, five-sixths of the wool imported come in under the fire por cent, duty, being bought on the pampas or plains of S' u h America, and when brought to L'uenos Aycrs and imported here, and picked, washed and sorted ready for the manufacturer, is equal to the average cimnon wool of this countr- and the best of it tfiual evcu to tLe fleeces of some i irovcd breeds The Spasmodic action of the present Tariff in alternately raising and depressing the market is very apparent; In the first year of its action, the federal revenues were deficient $sl0,00O,Ot'0. In the first nine months of the second year they were in excess Sl-J,' U0,K 0; in the last quarter they are again deficient 1,117,000. This i the natural action of prohibitive dut es. In the first year they caused an unnatural scarf ity of foreign goods, arid therefore an artificial rise ia their value, which caused an over f lipid ?n;l depression in prices. !sTo steadiness can be expected under such "regulations" of the Government. To shrw what is the" effect oF the tariff on our commerce; how it hasdiminished our imports, and tints cut otf a great source of revenue, and how it has lcscned our exjorts and thus cutoff a great source of profit to the farmer, we give the following table, showing what was the value of our imports and exports for three years before the passage of the tariff, and what they have been since: Value of Imports -J31W.Ö2. 13-2 H7t4ilD 137,9 15,430 11 0.1G2, 87 . 60,iWO,905 Value of Exports. $lil,0iS,410 131,071,0." iai,C9iai 10O,0G3,CG3 im 1840, 1511, IS 12, 11:3, Thus it appears that the imports have been greatly diminished and the exports reduced in proportion under the present tariff. (Jur imports last year were le.-s than they have been since lJO ; our exports less than in any year since 1333. X. Y. Xeics. A Xew- Hattert. We learn from the Cincinnati Gazette that Professor Locke, of the Medical College cf Ohio, after studying; fjr many years the structure rnd ue ef galtanic batteries, has invented one very 6-nvenieut in use and iu many respect i novel in its effects, lie calls it the Organization Dattery. It consists of a combination of all kinds of batteries in one nct tabic instrument s arranged, that by keys and stops like thoso of an enjan, he can in a moment bri:i any kind of battery to act uwn the same ex Piment ; and Ihm in rapid succession can contrast ibe effects of different modifications. Although of moderate size the effects are very impressive ; when two topper conductors are brought in contact nnd afterwards separated to some distance, n hissing arch cd flame passes between them, and w hen charcoal is substituted, the fame and licit becomes insupportably brilliant, brininjf tears from the eyes of thosa who att?m;.t, while toj near, to look at it. Leaves of gold and other metal are burnt as if by an explosion ; water is decomposed by it us if it were boiling. The shock, in one modification, is unsupportably painful, but by drawing a stop the shock ceases. Masnct.c machines are thrown into rapid revolution, and a small iron magnet is excited to Lu eleven hundred pounds And thus by various " stops " all of the music of gal vanic electricity, with all its variations, may be raoid'y executed. This instrument, occupying a space of about three feet In length, two and a half feet in width, and one foot in height, made of polished wal nut, lignum vita; and polished brass, finished as neatly as a piano, exuioiis ooin cxiernai symmetry ana inter nal mechanical accuracy. "Why do not the Irish Bogs Generate Malaria! In Ireland there are 70O,U00 acres of marshy or bog districts. It ha been a matter of surprise that the inhabitants in the vicinity of these bogs should be 60 exempt from the affjction which are known to be raused by malaria. Dr. Williams has satisfactorily accounted for this anamoly. He says that the bogs contain very few vegetables' that have a tendency to mn rapidly into decomposition. Ihey principally consist of mosses, interspersed with a small portion of heath, fern, and a few grasses. The decomposition of the bog moss is so very blow that it can scarcely be said to rot in water ; and it pjs3es2 vitality so great that when dried and apparently dead, it may be revi tea on again placing in the water, rfeither do its leaves fall off, so as to allord any quantity of dead vegetable matter ; and in the opinion of botanists, the plant is destroyed solely by the weight ot the succes tnve ehoots sinking it deeper and deeper below the sur f ice of the water, and tbu depriving it of atmospheric air. From this cause it undergoes an imperceptible decay, and consequently, the decomposition is too low to afford any sensible quantity of marsh mias mata. A IlEwrtiscxNCE. Messrs. Russell and Eutler, of the Doston Gazette, a leading Federal paper, in 18(H) repudiated the name of Whig in the following lingnage: The Tories and Whigs are both ENG LISI MONARCHISTS, and both were abandoned with contempt at the Declaration of Independence ) yet the Ute imported foreigners are attempting to revive these mjnirchial names, the origin of which must disgus ' every true American. The original Tories were a set of savages, who robbed in the country . in Ireland while the Whigs, or Wijzs, were town pick-pocketa who frequently changed their wigs, for a disguise, as they were running from their pursuers in the streets or Lnibiin." The designation of Whig. bo despised by the Federalist in 1809, is now used as a disguise by the old llaruoru Convention l'cderaitsts. The Flanets In-habited. We cannot -discover any reason why all the phnets should be provide with atmosphere unless it was that they all might be inhabited ; but those planets claim our attention on another account. The axis of every planet, as far as ne can discover, is inclined to the plane of its orbit The eflect of such inclination, like lht of the earth is a change of the seasons -t change that seems to be calculated to increase the fruits of the soil, for the bene.1t of man and beast. From tha proofs already stated, anJ thi additional circumstance, we infer, without hesitation, that the planets are all inhabited. If a man comes into a printing office much agitatöd give him a composing stick it will settle Iiis nenres in a jiffy

g?-. Wixnxw Scott.-a u-tur from inj. published tri the rcw iork Tribune, mjs, 'next Uli will witness tho r?g?n erat ion of Indiani frcm.her temporary gloom. Gire us the early nomination of Gen. WinfioJd Scott, and Indiana will rvll up her ma- - .r. ....... i s a T! . . TT

jonty 01 iu,wv ior iura in u. n true u.-nrj Clay, personally, wn defeated in Indiani, but not so the V hlg party.' Pittsburg Age . By all means, then, let Gen. Winfield Scott be nominnled let it be dune early, too ! if that small event will redeem the Credit cf Indiana, pay off her immense J-l. :.!... l..nn...l In!. !t c!,nM (debt, or even provide for the annual interest, it should i. , t . - - j f i D3 done rignl now :-K,incinnaii iwjuirer. - There arc nine thousand three hundred and severity eight and a half miles of rail-roads in the United States, j i i n ' . . j j T h( A I rti I 1 III IvS .LjLJ VXix Xi Ii Vi X lVJUlO iotk:e rjlHK nndersicned, 'Andhoe, T tensor, r, and Vterretary of Plate, JL wiH contract with the lowest responsible bidder, fit? the folding and 1 1 riding .f the lawn, resolution and journals N Iii Ule One nil Assembly, tu be done and performed, in manner and lorn m presrribrd by law ; lor which purpose, propoal will be received at the oftiee of the Secret iry of SLite, until Saturdny Um 1 511 cfny of Kehmnry neti, at 2 o'clock, P. M. on said d ly. The nurrerul bMder will In required to five secuiity Ihe due performance of hit contract, in the urn cf t J.OJo.. HORATH J. HARRIS, A. I. A. R. MAVIIKW, Tr. of trtnle. 3l-3w ' J. H. THOMPSON. gee, of Stale. TO THE PLIILIC. "MJOTICE is hereby (. Uat the terms of the-Probate Court of Marmn eotmty, Indian t, forllie year Ifli will be biliiea at the I tnnt-4 Mliiwuif, to wit : Un trie rcotnl Mon-laytoT r rtiruary, Aril and June 3d Monday of Auut, an I M-cond Monday of Uclolirr and liecrmlirr, and will fit nit iliyf t eich Irrin if the bnvinr renuirre it. A Orr wlitcb ttch Court Hl beholden on the 3d Mraidnyol Fetnury, 2d Monday of Apr it and June, :id Monday of Augnvt, and -'d Mntiday of tlctober and Uecember in each year, und will ait fix day at each term if the buoiuee require it. Auea, K. IJ. DUXCAN.Clk. Janunry CD, ISIj 3IJw tcviscri .Statutes of Imliju:i In utsiiuiis niMi aus vi eis ior iiir Um; or yrhools rmiiilk'S ami Justices ol the Ie:iee. rfplll: hook, published by Chanilierlnln i Fpakh. of thia city, la M w lmiins loliirn oiii atone, and raii'dly workmc K way l an Tlenmve po, uhnijr. In aililitlon in the reronuueni'mioiif ficin dincuMhe! soiiree, wnicD Dave ilrcadi been piiiilinued, e have now to present the fuhjoiitrd : Frm tie 11 Jercmiak SuIIirau , JitJft mf Ik Suprtmt Court. lsruroij, January 7, liiS. Fib: The ei.imin.Mion I hnve maite ol ytair Alwidi'inent of tlm CotiKtitiition and Kevwed Statute of Indian ha raiixrird nie tint it ina valuable cimipilatinn, aa well for the u6 of achml Ii w hich it I especially deniaueil, for other who du n make lite law their atady, but desire In know aomeUiini of it reneral feature. It may wo have a tendency to excite and promote, arnonn the people at re, a study of cotntiuiTimial arid statutory law. an uhject exceed ingly doeiiable 'n a goveiniueut like num. I im, sir, reiet uuiiy, your, ate. W. n. WiMwnoD. JR: SULLIVAN. ram lAl Ifo. Ji. Mafhex, Trtatmrcr of Slat anJ SnptrintemdeiU of CumitwH Schools. loiAroi.ii, January 17, 1813. Mr. Cft4MBtsLi!i : I have wild mkiib attention examined your heat and cheap pi lic.itioft (irep.lred by William II. Wedgwood, Iq. reducing tiiqirestionj nnd anwers, the CoiiHiitulitin and law of Intana. renn me to congratulate the public in hiving placed before t Item in tbv volume, I lie means of aconinii a seneral and eorrert Imwltitge of ouf cini'liliition and law with unprecedented fwriLty. It seems In ine o well calrulated for Ilm pur; I ntendtd, that I feel nsrtitril tint Ihe wink when genrr.iKy knvwii will be Imind in tlie oer4Hm of almost every family in the State, a well a in school and seminaries of lea mini. lutniice brinu it within the Hieanstr i!l, und your labor in it puMiuiiion niurt be lewardtd by its renrnj aie, whiUl the public are benefitted. Hesoetlfully yours, -it. MAYI1EW . From the lion. Samuel JudaS, A'Aonry at Law. Vijchjii, Dee. 1811. Mr. Ch4Mbilis : I haveeamined Wm. Wedgwood' Kevised Liiutei of liuli um, and wa m ich sr. Iified with its excellence. It , utility aa chi ook will he peal ; and it will be fotitid rqunllr convenient by Justir.es and ail county and township officer, as well I by all persons wishing to rtouire saune general knowledge of our ; law. It would be well in publish it ia Ueriiun for the the u-eof our newcitizertJ. 32-3w SAMI Jl'DAII. CIUCULAK. f&tri Street Confutieiurj-, Frni ana" 7""j Sfrt, Lmirlüe, Äy. THE tiihscrilirr would reKjteerfuüy inform hu oM riisttiiner anil all 4hers otheis ieleresled that he has redticeil Ihe twice of his Candies twenty per cent, for cash. It fe useless lor In in to say any tiii 11 c in favor of Ihe article manufactured al Him cfI. blishment. The ast amount furuMied for many tears to W extern and Sisithern merhants siieaks lor itself. Ilavine evrrv ficility he can furiii'li all or der at thr site tie t notice. He will also keen all kinds of fresh and dried ftireizn ft u its, inns of evety decriiikn ; egttif all kinds; Un. chi'drens' lot, ih all (heir varieties. U iiolesule dealers are ("irt iciilarly invilrd to rive him a rail. A. I'.HUIK, Iiolesale and retail CiMileciioiierr, Pearl street, 3d door above Alain, 3'2-4r Lniiisvi'le, Ky. (iKA.M) .CIlI3Ur.S. J. G. GREGORY it Cd. Managers. ,1 L E X A X D II I A LOTTERY, CLASS NO. 7, FOK 18-13. To I f drawn in Aüsandria. f. P., on Saturday, February 13, 1813. CAPITAL. -prize of 30,000 Dollars! 1 prize of 3,0( 0 Dollart! dd U.iiotl Dollars! I du 2,.VK) Dollars! do 6,001 Doilnrs! 4'l do l.OtHI Ih.lluis! dn S.") IM'ars! .' do y Hollars! do 3,227 Ditllars! 60. do 4ü0 Dollar 4r. Tickets JIO Halves $.' Onarters $-2 50. Certificate of Packages of 55 Whole Tickets (1.10 Id di . Sjllalf do C5 Do do S5 Quarter do 'Jl 10 $io,ioo $1.1,000. ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, CLASS NO. 8, FOR ISiö. Tobeilrawn in Aleiamli la, D. C, on Saturday, February 20,1313. miLLiitT riici. 1 prize of 4(1,000 Doll.ir! 53irizeof 1,00!) Dollar! I to 15,i'0) IH.IIars! 50 do fK) Dollats! do t,O"0 IV.II.irs! r0 tin O liolLim! 1J Dollars! 1 do . S.iNK) Dollars ! Lowest prize 1 do 3,004 Dollar! &.e. fee. kc. Si.) fi5 32 53 Tickets SIO Halves .i Quarter S2 M. Certific.-ile of Packages of 25 Whole Ticket IHi, do. Half . do. Do. do. Q'iaitrr do. GUAM) SCIICJirj. $10,000 $,C09. . A L E X A X DR I A LO T TE R Y, 9, FOR 1S4Ö. To be drawn at Ale'nndtin, D. ('., on Saturday, March 1 , IS 13. Kitc.viiin rtpiftis i prize of ' 510,01,0 1 prize of $t,fv0 1 do !.,: 1 do 3; 1 do ft,(ou a do 1 OK) 1 do P,(X( (a do 5 hi do 5,frX) (II dn 4iaj Ticket aiO Halve S.V-Quarter 82 50 Certificates of Packages of 2;i Whole Tickets $141 IM . Oo 2'i ll:ill AO 7U Do do 0(5 Quarter dn 35 Order for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in tlie ahnve Splendid Lotteries will receive Ihe tvwt prompt attention, and rift ortitMlaeriiuht of each drawing seut iiiiiiiejiulely alter it is over to all who cider from u midie. J. U. UllEGORT oc f o., ütanaeers, 32 3w1T Washinston t;ny. I. C. TAXES I. LVDMKA. rHMR aindersisned respectfully Informslhe public lhat he hnjes1. t-ililished an riEeucy lor Ihe p:ivment of taxes In anyrouuly in the Slate. Whilst a clerk in the Slate Auditor' office, lie wasemv bled lo form a personal acntiaintance and In make arrangement with most of the county tremulier, by which hi order w ill lie received. and the ui receipt forwarded to him Without Ihe risk of transmitting money. He it ill also attend tn the payment of interest on canal land ; also to the rentin f of improved land and the collection of rents. He will also make aale for non revNlrnts and others. t torn hi retire acqoainbince as well m Ith our no lie lml system as with H large portion of the lands themselves in the northern part of the State, having been employed hy tlie government In surveying them, and by the State a a cisnmi.simer in selecting a larsa portion of the W ih-isli and Erie canal I tnds, he flntten himself lhat he will render satisfactmn to all wlio-may rmiMoy him. ' His percent, mr laymenl of taxes is 1(1 tier c;nton the a mount of taxes if under fM in any one county; and 5 per cent if over $-0; postages to ne pani ia auunion. otneeon aienuian.aoutn ot iiuiunston srrei. AUSTIN W. MORRIS. .Reference is made To Fletcher It BiTtler. and O. II. Smith, Attorneys: N. Met 'arty, Alfred Harrison, Merrlinnl, Indiananolia ; J.-imea Farrinsion, Esq. Terre Haute : Allen llimilton, Fort Wayne: Mica)ah T. Willmin and John A. Simpson, of Cincinnati ; Wurt, , Mus grave Al tvorte, ana rauiuing, esi et .11 ere inn is, riiiHolel. phia; HoiuTltoma II. Blake, Commisaioiier of Ueneral Land Olfice. - uo WAii i tiil: koictii. THE snhscii' er has declared war asainst Cold, and to carry out hi Intentions, h.i added to hij extensive assortment of Stoves, luck's cei ni-iiietl latcni, which for convenience, con. foit and economy, I thought tobennstirpussed. He invite the public to c. II and examine) lliese Stoves, ami also his otlierammiinition, calculated to provide eninst eoldandfnmily quarrels. I tr w. ivaiawaiutn. ClßARS A!VI TOIIACCO. In Ann BEST Spanish Cigir, as Havana, Principee, Regalia 1U,UUU Tarneo,.'ero,.; 20,000 Half Spanish do,uiierior qnM'ty. SOponiKlsnuff, as Rippee, scotch, and Macaboy; 10 boxes bestchewlng Tobacco, a cavendish, 1 wisi, rsailrtxl, Keel, etc.; iuu rioands cut anil dried smoking ami chewing lohacco: 4 boxe while Pines; 4,0110 -Hone piH?s; 10,000 Pipe Stems, just received and forsa!e bythe stibscriler,allof which be will sell at very low price. 43 C. MAYIH, E.ttof the Palmer House. qUGKVSWAIlK A."I UI,lKSVAItF. fCST received a very flue assortment of queens ware, Liverpoo ami common Teas, Plate. Dishes, Howls, Pitchers, etc also ground and pressed Tumblers, Preserve dishes, Molnsses.ean, Complete Castors, Salt Jeller, etc. which 1 will sell cheaper than ever. 61 f J. NICOLAI. IsAKTriCN AXI SPANISH I.IUTIIEIC. SUSI received a lotof spanisn ana citteinnatt sole lslhef, Hoot an-l Shoe Mimteca, &stern Upper leather, Philadelphia Calf Skins, Inning and Binding Skins, Skirt int.. Ho and Slrrvp Skins, tcandallkindsoffixiiis' winch I will sell at reduced price. 51-y J. NICOLA f. tEA'riiEie. J'. (. TALBOTT keep constantly on hand an excellent assort tnentof Leather of alt kinds. li . I'AI'EIC. r UST received" a full assortment ef I'ap, Letter and Wrappini pa per: andal-io n.ninet hoards of a upetior nnaltty, all nf which will be sold at greatly reduced ptlce for Os or Rut by December W, ix II. --- 7 - - 'DAVID CRAinilBAD iiousi: woitii. WHE anhsoriber continue to manufacture Tin Valley Trough, Conductor, Ac. cl.s ip for cash. l. P. WAINWRIOIIT. . : t . LOHU I N E.4 SS ES. ' LARGE end splendid assortment of Mah.nrany and Pine frame lookin .!-, of all sraea )nM received at OR A VWlxy. A - I. III WASTED. rTt IIP SuWriber will uon-hsseatl tha f..rt kmnrht to him. at ten iL eonablepilce mf cash, and oods. Store In Norwood's block, I DrtrrvrwitetbePatrnerllotwe, 29 tf CIIEDDEBLY. '

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SCIIOOI, IUXlilS! fHIIE tihseriher ha iut leeeivetl a new nply of the following School Book-t, which makes hi sura very cotniuete t Atttlinn's lMn lessons, 11a v lea's Isl I.tsnhi in Aleehra do Creek do do Horace di . t'senar 1I0 'ieeo rlrt S:t!!ilt Andrew 'sand tnd.l.trd'iOrammar dn Lntin lessons, do di Keniler dn do dn do 0 dn dn Geomctiy Poittdon Keermlre Anal.MH-al Renmetry Deciiifive Geometry Calculus Surveying Shades and Shadows Ar tth turtle dn do dn d.i dn Smith's Park's Worrrsfer'i Diction try fmeliie'g Vafiiral Philiwophy Coninlork's Khlosoihy do Atriion.y Ilifclieork's (ieolojv Way I nd's Mor.tl Science Hate's l'niteil State Verler' do d-i Piclionary Mitchell' Ufogranry 8mi!li' d Fmi'ev'e 1I0 Woodliridce's do Huntington's do Randolph's dn Gtnhrle's dn Parley's An t'ollmrn's do Fnv' do Willanl's United States Lincoln's llotnny Rolilin'Otiilinenl llUtory F.lementary Speller Eclectic do do Primers do 1st. 'JilHJ, Mil Ith Rarlert ALSO, a full supply of piper. Ink, Q-iilU, Steel Pens, Wafers, Fealinf; Wax, lik-tan.l.-, El ites, an l. Pencils, loilia Ruhlier, Itriol IlmriN, Drawing PajH-r, &c. he. Just received and tor sale low lor rash, hy 13 Ü. . PAVH, BoclutUer. SI.iTi:s A.M SIMLMX; ItOOEiS. "C 1M)7.. Slates, asrrted sir.e; 15 do. elementary spellinr, Z 'f boohs lv Nnnh WelMier; lOiVJ ?lnte Pencils tn five away, just received nn j fur s:i!ehy Ihe stiherilier tt very low price. 43 O. M A YKK. east oftlie Palmer II se. HARDWARE. XUW II lCfVAICK NTOKI', O'pititt the PaliHtr lime, ia SoriT Btuldi, second door from ti Corner. rjjlIIR nn .l.'rsigned wonlJ respectfully inrorin Ihe puhlie generalM. Iv,that he n now rereiving and oieniiig, directly from Philadelphia, atl ettenfive assortment of II utlw uo :iu l Cutlery ol all kin U, -lecto-l expressly for this market. II U article are ol the bst q't tlily, c nullius in im it of s hovels, f pades, Forks, lines, Ate, ll.iie!iei. Drawing Knive, faw and Augur, lUacksmHh'i RaMnil Files, Mill-saw File, Plane-Ritts, Single and Double Iron riuilding Materials, of all kin 1 1 and patterns, such as Knoh Ivicks, German (.neks. Chisels, Rim Latches, Thumb Latches, It. Its, Hinees, aud fcre-,tf nil sizes. AIIperun tlei n'uof p irrhain; any article In the above line, will J i well t c ill an I eta. Mine fir thsm selves hefnrn purchasing at othnrpt tces, as the above will be sold lo.v fof cash, or fur aurh aril cles 01 traile a he can use. A. BIRD. IndiinapolH, Sot. HH. Sl-T KKW (i(M)DS. TJL'fT received from Philailelphia.nl Graydon's Hardware Flore, 9 sim of the rtw, n large supply ol ailicle, vi: llmlding Materials, Saddlery. Coach Materials, Shoemaker ' Findinss, Wagonmakers', 'irriers',n.l Coo"ers Tools. Hlack.mith' Krllnws, AnVlUaild Vices, Tii leather for Carriage, Patent leather. Oil ;i.sh Carpeting, Malleable Casting. Fancy Hush. SatisaR anJ Mince CIiom-i, Looking Glasses, Glass Lantern-, iJtrd l.aitii for Slous ami rt'ir, fJlo" es. Chimney Gl; e and Wicks, A.c. etc. Dec. 15. 1X11. 8' to iiuirii:i B RAJ'S Kettle. Tea ketlles, Coffee-Mills, Knive and Forks, H'llcher's Knives, Britannia Tea and Table Spoons, Shovels anrlTnn5,i'alliwH,C.indltsiicrJs and s?ntifl"ers. Also,plendid is.Miment of lymking las-, of different tze and pillern, Razor and Strops, of a superior quality, to-el her with almost every otliemrtirln in his Im, " for sate cheap fi.t cash or approved cred it a nd produce, at tile tkrnp tiaruware store, opposite um t anner House. -7 It 1 u A. BIRD. TO eic'ih:loics. HIB nndersigned has on hand, fur lo low for cash, rnc t'h tin. Htvible Innen utcas, .tws, t. niseis, r 11 m an sons, Sinala CiiUotiS,StC.&.c. Willi general muruueni 01 luirm ..arc. Call and see. A- BI RD, Sl-y uppos ne 1 aimer notice. II tltBMVAIli:. - . .-. . , , t c . -ar UST receive 1 rrom Pinltilelpnia, at t.raynon a uaruware -lore, 9 Si.nnf the .- nv.a I iree ad liliuu to tlie tormer stock, ein'imriii ; grassand cradlittg-tcytlie f varioti mannfactiire; sickles, liest Juniattabariron,aiured size; cist steel, shear steel, American btistet andsdritij steel; anvil anil vices, blacksmith's bellow, eastings. trares.losrh'tiiis. Cooper's tools, p:itenlt;urrytns knives, leshersaml Steels; Hrifsnia anil naniMieu im narr, in cur, wmnn., Cm ih lius's teleliMled bland and hanging lamps, for lard ; looking elisses : bnildins materials of all KhhH: a i'iie.ry, tancy niupiauiT I'lnsh.top lenttier, no; kins, oil etoin carpeting, m ni.ii diii foreoaeli work ; iron and brass wire; bras kettles, i.e. tc. tidianapoli,Jnne 1, 144 50 " Planes, Carpenter ami rttper's Tio!i. A VARIETY of tarpenter' and Cooper' inula just received rhirhare mid 8 by the best mechanic, and can not be beat ; ' .. - 1T.I...1.1,asa... aitm,StW'Urtiiientof Uardware.Scytlies, sickle, Aes, Spades, Shovels Chvn, ami in wy oiner a,riii:irs mi uinunuui iu uicihumi, which Twitlsell very low" for cash or country prodnce. I will "ive the hi;hel market price for Wheat, Uye, Flaxseed, Deeswai.Ta'low, Laid, etc., in goods or cash ; please call and ex amine the article. IOIjAI, S-l 5 doors west of Drake's Hotel. IIOI.L.OW WAUL. rrJHEsubscriV-r has on hi ml. and for s lie low, nn excellent assortM. ment of Hollow ware, such a three size English Iron Pots; 4 size Skillets ; 3 size Tea Krttles;5 do. Dutch Oven; S do. Stew KelUes. Also, urw irons, rmugn ruiui, otc. j-ii S. W'AINWRIGIIT. TO 1 limits. II IT IIS. EST Cast Steel, Shear, Herman, Ensli-ih, Blister.and American trp U BlisterSteel, A n vtlrt, V ice, r lie, nap, cc, at GRAYDON'S i ll.irdwar Store. :u ClfTIKItY. In1 00Z. Tocket Knivesfiom 6 eentstr$l each ; 1( do. Knives IUU and Forks; 5 do. Scissors; 3 do. llasors, best quality ; Just sceived and for sale by the subscriber at very low prices. 43 C. MAYER, east ol the Palmerlloose. to siioiMi iii:ics. SHOEMAKERS' Findins of the best nuality, and afull assortment always kept at ?R A YDO.N'd Jfem Hnrdmar Slor.. - 34 CASTINGS. CjUCHasOTens, pot, ketlles, skillet?, and odd lids fnrsaleeheap for bacon, lard, flaxseed, tow or uax.unen, learners, neeswA, &e. ,by 43 J.-M. TALBOTT. TO IWICMIHIS. a LLizeof riough PoinUofthe btut quality, tot sale at the cash tore of 41 GRAYDON'S NEW A Kit IVA I TTIFTEEN diflerent patterns ol Stoves, 6, 7 and 10 plate Tailor JL: andCooking Stove. TUoueIi the weather be warm, lue uh scriliertlatlerahimseirtliallbere must be aome e.Hiklne done. Call and see. - . WAIN IVKIGH f. scvtiii:s OP all kind and of the esi metal, wbkb wHI be sold low for cash orcotintry produce by 43 J. M. TALBOTT. . " ' iio?:s. " SEVERALdozeacaat steel Hoe have Jul been received and will beoldlowat 43 GKAVDO.VS. r.iii:s. A FIRST rate article of wooden rake I elling low for cash at 43 GRAYDON.'dSignoftheSaw., ill 1 L I A I) CltOSS C UT SA1VS. RE ofTeted far below the former prices at 43 . . . GRAYDON'S. not iilt. oven coo it stovix TU E luiesta .d most approved pattern ever brought to this or any oilier market, for convenience aud economy, juil received and for sale by S. WAIN WRIGHT. 3-1 f NAILS AND IV IX W LAS. OA KEGS Nails .assorted; 10 boxe Window Class, 8 by 10; 6 do V .to. 10hy IJ ; just received and for aale by the subscriber atunliswnltow prices. - 43 C. MAY KR, east olthe Pnliwer House . " ' MUSIC. . VIOLINS, Clarionets, Flute, Octave Flutes Fife, best Italian Violin Strings, Bridges, Clarionet Reeds, a-ol Preceptors for Violins and Flutes, for sale at GRAY DON '8 .Vne llardmar Star: 34 Fl II 12 lKOO!' CHINA WAKE!' rpnilld is a new and splenJnf article, and the sulssrri' er would be JI- glad In have the public call and examin it, at Ins store, in Gr'ffiiU's Uuilding, nearly oppus.ie Ihe Palmer Houe; v. litre may be (.ti nd a eood .octiiient ol Orocerie, ne. vt r. nr.trur.it i.r. K. IIEOOEIIEV A3 Sir sale, Salt, O'leensware, Stoneware, Dys PtufTs. 30 keg Nail, assorted siae. willi all other article UMii.lly ke He will sell a cheap if nut cheuper than any oilier establishment In Ums be Har.e. l-y i.AJirs. VRCHER'S patent Solar Lamp, a plentliJ article Cr bnrnlnj lanl lust received at - ORAYDON'H. Aim Exua Ulobe and Cbiinnejs for the above Lamp. Sign of Ibe ravtr; - - - . AUCJEKS. UPEIIIOR polished Augers ftom 3 8 o 3 I. just received at ' December 31 rt, 1S14. SR TO'U'IIEEIVniGIITS. - rUST received at Sraydon1 Store, sign of the Saw, a superior mm , article of Wheel Irou, low by uie aezco. v Dec, is, m I. - - a - JUST received altJraydon's Store, ign of the Saw, a large ;np nlv of Win. Rowtnnd's cetebmted Mill and Cros I rrt faw, 01 to 7 and 8 leet long warranted ool.. Alsrt, Trace Chains, Ureast Chams, Half Traces, Stago Ttace, Halter Chams. Lug Chams, kc. Dee, 13 184 ild

DRY GOODS.

Tili: CTlUCKUtCU STOltt I. 11LL It I. AM J IVar Icclarctl nsraint ISic'i Prices! PRESTON HORN fc Co. sie now on hand with the la reest stork of Fall and Winter Goods ever o!fered tn this market, and are ', Jet tr mi tied tn make every thing lit this section let aWa, or ontl t9 ( hus inc. and leave ior urejnn. veiae insitt-enyui say me to an who have reported llialwe were about to leave limn, t'ial they ate mistaken. 'I he lncree of business and almost constats customer cotnpella us to reumin lehiml Ihe counter, w liere we can alwrys be fimn.l ready and willing In hand itt Iii good and pocket the dual. -Indmunpolis, Nov. IU, I6i. Wsinne the attention of gentleman la our stock of fancy C.wimre. Broad Ckh, plain and fiynred. Beaver -v, Antillen, Jean, V est in r. Ilrish and ilK tlata hlest stilt. Fur aHd Cloth Caps, Cravats, A.c. he. all il which will Se sold at unuu:ti:y low pi ices. To the Ludlc! Persian Brocade. Climre He Cosse, Parlseenes. Cliusans, Alpacas, lkMnlmzines,f liks, KiMions, Flowers, Cravats, tliavvls, sir. i.e. In which tlie attention of the ladies 1 invited. v."t D.il'TO. HAT Ai3 SHOT. STOICC. one door irrst of Wiley's ,-luttion Room. f BMI K subscribers respectfully jf& M. Intorm the citizens of Indi- I anapotUand vicinity, thai they I jk-. till continue their bat, cap, and sssCaar tl CQ hue store as above, and are now 1 s. receivins,nd intend keeping constantly on band, in extensive at orfment ot all articles in thett line. Our hat are all of ottr own manufacture, and embrace all the vsrietiesof sliajie, (ly in and q-iality, usually called lor, a od are both neat and du ratiie, ami very c heap. Boots and shoes i a greal variety, consisting of gentlemen' coarse and fine Boots, Itropsns, rhoes. Pumps, Ate. W omens' and Miases' India Rubber Shoes, A.c. Tle ladie will find .lflrB assortment of One kul.morrucco, aodieal Uuakins, blippers,! kes, Kt., ml out estnhlhihnient. Catia, in great variety, emhmelng nearly every variety of pattern and qtiiitty, annuity 111 be soidveiy cheap. 47 W II. MOT k. Co. :uv GOODS. LB. Candlewftk: lCl dn. Cotton Batting; 403 dn. Cotton 50 Yarrl. assorted : SOOvards brown shirtinc: 1 00 11 do. Calicoes; 300 do. Bed Ticking; 15 dosen Mraw II at ; Just received and for sale by the subscriber a I verv low prices. 43 C. M AY Kit, east nflhe Palmer House. A FINE assortment of dry gnods, such as drown and bleached Muslins, Calicoes. Ve-tlne. Irish and French Linen, brown Holland, Jeans, Sallinet, Velvet, Cambric, Cottanade, and various other articles Just receiyed and for sale low. 51. J.NICOLAI. nmrrs. " rnIIOSn SiVnJii.JIiiirs w Inch we lately ndveriised lhat we were 5L about to receive have arrived. Those deslrtai of oMainlng a oeauttfml andiieeiVe article are invited 10 call and examine them. We pledge otinelves In tell them as late as tbey can he hmtshl in Cincinnati. Trice from $:i tn $13. 23 WII..MOT & CO. hoots, mioi:s, hats ami c.irs. rHUI3 day rrrrived at the Dayton Hat &. Shoe Store IL 15 Cases Boots K Phoes. H do Hal, al I at lr a nd qtialitie. 30 dozen Cap " whirhVwill be sold very cheap hy WII.MOT A. CO. 23 If ou Avant riic ip Ilnofs :ml Miocs, go tt the. Checkered Sloie! & i CASES Bool and Shoes of every description. tfL AI-0. 6TO I'ahpanish Sole Leather Just received and for nie lower than r-rhy PRE3T0N, HORN L CU. 1 1 ia mil ever Indianapolis, Nov. I?, 1811. Till? CI 1 1? 111 1ST YET. F yotl want cheap Hat, Cap. Iloof k Shoes, go In the Fihiovsblc llM and Shoe Store eenerally known by Ihe name of Ihe Daylon Hat St Shoe Store, where you will find Ihe lirret. cheapen and li tt assottment ever ottered in tlita maiket, which will be sold hiwet than ever for tTash hy WII.MOT Ac CO. 21 "A Few inure left of the Same Sort." tT"X yon nppi! a wxl Carpet, now is the time I wrt it OD yards U P fine Ingrain Carpet jurt tereived at Ihe Checkered Store at 50 ami 7.5 cent a y trd. Call and ee. PRESTON, HORN fc CO. Indiana; olis. LVc. 11,181 1. 2( 31 f'Vtixo e;.isi 3i net:. OSTlieatitif'ilarticle ol Gentlemen' wr.ir. Call and see at J. M. TALHOTTM A SMALLIotol mostcho'ice paltt rnsof rpring restinrsat 43 J. .M.TALUOTT'3. IA.T STUFFS. atk all kinil4,urh a Nankeen, Drown Linen, Hamilton Mtx9, Drown Line 41 J. 1 lure. Blue Drill nc, &e. M. TAL OTT. LA WAS. A FEW pieces of very choice l.awns and Printed Musli ns Call x ant! examine at J. M. TALBOTT'S. 43 AUASOLS AM) MI AIi:S. TATf IHCIl "ill positively be oM at Cincinnati prires, 51 eenta an-l upward. 43 J. M. TAI.BOTT. HO.WRTS. A VERY treat variety of new style- Bonnets, which will be sold 'ft. lowerlbanany intiie market by J. M. TALBOTT. 43 COITON VAI&K. ST" F.PT constantly on hand, and for sale as low as atanyother ti. store 2UI B. HKDPEkLY. Toys, IiSi EIooUs. and Yankee otion. 5 L'ST received and for sale by tliesuhscriher, a splendid ashoitment of Toysto amuse the children, fancy riNtls, and every thing in the line nl Vanke Notions; also 10.0JJ FUh llooks. all aorta, shape and sixes; 10 dor.en Iecare'a Fishing Line; 12 do. Hemp Lines; 30 do. Violin Strings, at very low prires 43 C. M AVER, east of the Palmer House. Fü!IIOVAlJI.r. IMTS. TT AT EST Fall style of centlemen's Hiim Rsvsh Silk & CasmJLA mis Hats jul receive.1 at the Dayton Halfc SlHe store and for sale hoy, ft-r Cash hy WILMQT tc CO. 23 .wsv icr:i:i:i vj:d, a LARGE lol of -Hats, Boots, and Shoes, of all size, for sale low tiy VS - V. C. HAN.NA. in iiin u seioi:s. W VST reeeived at the Dn ton Hi t and Shoe Store, a larse assort9 me t of lined and fur trimmed Rubber lo which we invite Ihe mention of pmchasers. 23 tf WILMQT A. CO. juf:is. TM. TALBOTT has just received another splendid l of new goods, which he will sell lower than can be purchased in the place, and take nil kinds of country produce In paymenL 23-tt GROCERIES. LIVE AND LET LIVE. AT Tun SrGNOFTnE CHINA PIO. Clicap GooiK for C.ivh or Trade. i:. n:i)ii:KiiV, HA?jnstrrceived in addition to hi former stock, a eeneral assortment consisting in part of the f -Mowing : a choice selection of Family Groceries, staple Dry Goods, Hard ware, China, Glass, Liverpool and common ware, Coots nnd fhoes, Cotton Yarn, Tinware, Stone ware. Earthen ware. Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars, and many otlicraniele to tedious tn mention. E. II. respectfully infoim the citizen of this place and vicinity, lhat he still ma unfac lures the bet Cider Vincg-ir, Ijird and Tanner's Oil; also Stearine Candle, warranted io burn twice as lung as Tallow and give a better light. Cash paid for Lard.- 1-y NCTV AI 1 1 1 1 V A I. O F G K O C E K I E S . -s ifTalV ifX LUS.Codrisb, 4 barrrU of Mackerel, 23 boxes dried B.'LrlJ'r Scotch Hertings,4 barrels No. a Molasses, do. Ö. H. .Molasses, 500 pounds Palerai us, l- boxes Malaga Raisins, 4 do. Zante Currant, 2XI pounds of sift shelled Almond, 3 barrels Boston Hutu r Cracker. 2 do. do. Water Crackers, 400 pounds Carolina Rice, 100 boxe New York Table Salt, 600 pounds Lead, 400 do. Shot, asorted ; 8 keg On poof Powder, 300 best Recall Cigars, 10,000 do. Half Spanish, 23 bags Rio Coffee, lebest IS lack Tea, 1 do. Imperial Tea, I do. Y. Hyson Tea, 3 hogsheads of extra fine S.O. Sugar; just received by the subscriber. As he has a very large stock ol Groceries, and very good assortment of Toys and Notion on hand, he invite the public generally to rail and examine them. They will be sold IhriHihoiit, lower than usual, as he is determined to sell, proSt or no profit, to keep the trade going. CHARLES MAYER, 4 . East of the Palmer House. SAEEUATL'! SAEEIt ATI'S ! ! RESTO.N, HORN CO. have on consignment a large lotof ... . i m . ia a i 8aleratn which lliey are auinorisen io sen a Hiwascimne boo el it in Cincinnati. Grocers and merchant of Iht and tlie adjoumix towns will do well to call before purchasing elsewhere. inrtianapoligyian. ia, isn. -it GUOCEKIES! r.I.OCEItlES! ran HE subscriber respectfully Intcrms the citizen or Indtnnapolls M. and Hie public in general, that he ha just received a fresh as sortment of Una-erics, such as a prime article of N. O. bugar, Slo and Havana Coffee, Imperial, Yimii; Hyson, and Gunpowder Tea; Loaf Sucar, Havana Sucar, N. O.and f. II. Molnstes, Western Keerve Cheese, No. 1 Mackerel, Cod lull, etc which he offers fur sale at very low price. s. iwi.ijA, ai-7 5 doors west of Drake's Hotel. TKAS. TCAS. TI2AS. CHESTS Young HysnnTea, ftrt quality ; 2 do. Ywtng Hyson ZmZ Tea, second quality : I do. black Tea, do. i iul received and for sale by the ul-criber at very low price. 4J v. mat r. tl, east or tn raimer nouse. COFI'i:i:. COFFEC. -w P ACS Rio Coffee of the very betqualily.jtistreeeivedand 5 for sale by the subscriber, which he offers to sell so low that every body can auoto to anna six cups a uiy. i amiiielheartlcle. 43 C. MAYER, east of th Plesse call and ex. e Palmer House. at tiik siG.v of Tim in:ic:ihii i ui:, J TJ AY le found the following choice articles : ilM. 10 Rags of Km Coffee, 4 bl. prime N.O. Sugar, 4(10 lbs. Loaf Suga', 3 bMs. N. O. and Sugar II. Molasses. For sale hy 17-y E. HEDDERLY. cii)Li;s. yWhai Nhand and fotialeloy. Adamant, stearineand Tjllow Candle J of asitperiorquality ; manufactured by the subscriber express! stmscriner et pre K. HEDDERLY for this market. 21-tf 3iaki:i:el. -T HCDDERLY bason hsnd and for sale, a fine lot of Mackerel, $LlA selected for family use. SI If cim:i: vintgaic tea. trl'ST received and for sale chests of Imperial, Young Hyson and o9 Gunowder Tea. Also, on hand 50 b I. choice Cider Vinegar, for sale al Idl c ata per gallon, retail, and 12J per gallon bvthe har-17-y - E. HEI)DRLY. Loiv riaicns. rfnilE aubseriberl now manufiictiiring Slearlne Candle, which he iL w II sell wholesale or retnil, at 10 cent per lb. by the tox, for common, and superfine at 15 eenls. Tallow caudles wt 9 cenla. Who would desire any thing cheaper tiian that.' 21 E. HEDDERLY. HI.ACIi. THA, SUPERIOR article, jurt received al the dm; store ol ' 6 . - . D. CRAIGHEAD. A IIITCKETS.- ( DOZ Reaver Pnckets.jiuit received and for sale by thesuliacribJ er 2j per rent, lower lhan usual. . . . 43 - C MAYER, castefthe Palmer Hmise. A I.AItCJi: ASSOKTMrNV " aneensware. Cotton Yarn, nailing, and poreriea Jt received y ia V. C. HANNA. CIGAEIS AXD TOIIACCO. JUST received a lot of superior Spunuk Cigtr and Oreei7 7V kacco, allhe drug lore ol .8 D, CRAIGHEAD .. 7 CASH FOK IMG. fsfa fasfsTa Pounds good clean Rag wanted Inr which Ihe 1 rF fVß highest maiket price willbermbl In nur. or In pareral reduced prices b DAVID CIIA1G11E-D. Decern'. er2'i, 141. tl

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BUSINESS CARDS. A. 11. COL.tJlA.N, Utff tMnttül. U. rLOLUMjY lslMS. COLEMAN. & SIMMS, CCAtltAL rOltlVAIlDIIVG AXD COM31ISSION ITIKKCIIAXTS,

A'o. 59, Gravier S-trect, Kcw Oileaus. ItFtlCKCtl COLEMAN & STETSON, ? KftB h JOSKPII W1I1TNKY & CO., Boston. HALL KT & BLAKE, STKWART & CO.. - W. V. THOMPSON & CO WM. II. STOCK WELL, JOHN SHANKLIN, J. II. MAGHEK & CO., JOSEPH WHEELER, Jr., J. M. STOCK W ELL, Sf. Louit. s Evanttillt. LEWIS & STERLING, rhiladefphitt. E. C. MARCH, Alien, inifiois. 2S-jr v;oisLru. cv sin:i:AVMiMtv, Coiuniissiou mill Protluce Mcrciiuuts, AND GENERAL TEAM BOAT AGENTS, .Jt.iOISO.V, l.VJir..l,.. Warehouse, nn the Rail Road, frnulingthe Sleaia Boat lAnSmf. Vemktrs of ikt Firm 1 Joita Wooususw. C. L.C-hbevibi',. if 11 ÄrioAij noTFi,; axd stageöf-. ricn, icit xiio.m, n. A XV, HowrrS Proprietor. npilT: wve llonse, formerly kept hy D. I). t-'Ksta, Is now Ifi the j. occupsney 01 a. w. Bowers, and open lor t the reeeolioa of his ' riennsan.i tue punttc generally. JU-ll DiJAiiis 11011:1,, iMiuwroLis. B AMES P. DRAKE, (assisted by B. Brown) continue to keep the P above named Hotel. During tlie past summer, lie ha built an mltlitHm to hi former estahltshinent whirtl enabh- him to present to the public a nambet of neat and comnimliiMi rooms. Hi stable and carriare hoiise are calculated tn sccomnsod.rte a laree number of horse and cirrtHges. His bin hall be reasi-naMe, and he will be baipy to accommodate all who will favot him with their cupioni. , Nov. 3, It? 13. 50t f JOII.X T. Ill (si 1 1, Attorney at Law INDIANAPOLIS, I A. 37-ly LAW OTIC I?. JAMES MORRISON. HAVING resigned his office of President Jitdce of the 5th Judicial circuit, tenders hi service tolbe iullic,aan Attorney ami Counsellor at Law. JQrOtnee opposite the Wash met on Hal), on Washington street, wM of TallH.it's jewelryshnp, upstairs first door. lndianaptili,Octobei34,le42. lttf nooit mji;u nutl Itlatik Hook .TI nmfaclory, . AT l.tUIANAPOLlS, INDIANA. L A X i: ty D ELZ ELL, MAItCFACTCRCRS Or C3TBLANK ACCOUNT t'OOKSC0 40 WMOLCtttE tO atfAIL tCtLt I sTnomT. fAÄIl.l. keep consUntly on hand at iheir Bindery, situate on v v t a.-inmgr igton street, west of Ihe Journal otüce, and directly , oppite the Post OflVe, a full and complete supply of 1 In Irs umially kept in miinl.ir emnUb-lmmitii, n : 1... . 1 the various arVeiJ', Record. Cap. Demi. Medium. Ho mal mnd Suner Rotal lilt Morig.ic Iti-orils. Minute Hooks, " - Complete Kecords, Pecords of Wills. M It t Entry Rrrirds, . Or.ler llooks, " Judgtnrrit Docket, " r.lerulion DockcU, " Fee Hooks, (ienernl Imlnxes, II I M Also every disc riiit ion of Blank Rooks. In all their Blank Book they make ue of the new and improved palm! mrtkod offering. which render mem incomparably superior lo thrye manur.icttited in any of the 0I1I modes, by imparting to them a rar greater decree of siren sin ana nuratiitiiy, ami tlieret.y preventing tliem from fulling so gpeemiy 10 necay, a na nereio.ore irvo oiien hern the case Also, binding with tmric stras, a new and iiiipmved mode of btmltne, birsuperMir 10 that which has heretofore been in general ue Old llooks re-bound iu any style desired, aud on the must favorable terms. The Patent Iltilinz Machine, Is nsed in all cases of Blank Hook Hindin:. Thin machine ia de cidedly an improvement upon the former machine used tor that pur poe. SCrRACS wanted in exchange for books, binding, cash, and numerous other articles. 3 bm hook liixniNc;, And Account Rook Manufactory'. TTaAY, TYLER ft. CO., wholesale and retail dealers and Mamifacfi tuiers of Blank -Icrrmnt Bookt, and denier in &arwery, c. fc, in the .Ve? BaUding tn H'mhinUn Street, opposite the Pulmer Hotel, Indianapolis, Indi.uia. where there can alwa be n' lained, and ill he kmn.l constantly on hind, tlie various articles in theit line. Every description of ilhuik Uooks fiir county auditor and Treasurer, school commisioneraid magistrates, with or wiihout printed heads. In all their Ulank ltook they use Ihe Improved Patent moileofsewinc, which Rives Strextk vt'r great flexibility. Ami is i.iromparably itiierior to any other method ever devised for blank hooks, and will keep the leaves firm and solid while the honk lafts, instead of coming to pieces, as is often the cae with all other method. The new method ot sewing renders Ihe books worth dtsihle the obi kind, tlnuich Ihey cort no more. Inelegance, durability, and superior style of finish, tlieir account books are equal to the best Eastern work and no higher in ptire. D. T. tc Co., are are al?o prepared to manufacture all description of Fancy articles, auch as Ladies' and Gentlemen' Tort Folios, Caskets, Card Caw, Albums, spectacle Cases, Cigar Cases, Tucket Book, and Note Books. MUSIC PATER always nn hand, which can be hound In various; size, and Bands supplied at the hortest notice, fty.Hiwt arranged and bound in Ihe best style, at reasonable price and short notice. The mort improved pattern of a Ruling Machine is jul received. Books and paper ruled to any pattern. They are preinred lo doall kinds of P.inding in French and Enslisli Ciilf ana Morocco, Plain, Extra, and Super Eitra Marble and Gill edge Finish. All kind of lnw and interleaved wot ks and ierioilicaU hound to match, tn which personal attention will be given. Old Hooks rebound in any style desired, and nn Ihe lowest terms. Kccrcacnccs Hon. I,tc Uucsford, Supreme Judge ; Geo. II. Dcss, Treasurer lf State ; M. Mosat, Auditor of State ; Samcsl Mcrsiil, President of Slate Bank; J. M. Rr, Cashier of Mate Hank ; C. W.Csdv, SecMaryoT I ns'irance Company ; A. VV.iloaan, Est. ; N. 11. Palmes, Esq. 51-y ATTENTION, Farmers :nul Mrchnnics. Bum where wou can huy ckeaprjt, Jini sell vker ys nan tell dearest. THtTSnhscriliers can sell pood cheaper nnd give mart for Produce lhan ever bef.ire. They still carry on the MILLING HUSII N ESS, at their old stand, and now have five Run of Stones, keeping lour nun in continual o;ierntion, without loss of time in dressing, a one Kun will always be dressing ind in order. They hae repaired their Wagon Filed for the accommodation of FARMERS, and the public eeneral'y. No Imps accounted for, unless the name is marked on the Mine, and the Names and amount of grain pal on the mill book. No hag4 to lie left in the mill more than three days after they are promised, un'ess special order be given to the Miller lo take care of the same. No hag allowed to be Liken nut or in the Mill, except by the Miller getting uotice and taking account of tlie same. The highest price will be paid for Wheat, in cash, or in trade. A lot of shelled Corn and Oats wanted. Dry (tootls nutl Groceries. We have just received, direct from the East, a general aortmentof Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, and Leather, which will be sold al the lore prices for cask! nnd in excliange lor Wheat, Corn. Lard, llnciMi, and, in fine, fia-country produce generally. Salt at 50 cents a bushel by the barrel j Iron at 4 dollar 75 cents per 100 Ilia - Jiirft carl and see our Good and J"PR1CESJG5 before purchasing elsewhere. Connected with the above, is an extensive BLACKSMITH SHOP. An kind of work done lo order. Plows constantly on hand, and will be sold for produce and Cooper's tnir. JOHN CARLISLE, DAMED CARLISLE, ' JNO. McCUTCHEON. Indianapolis, Sept. 81. 1944. ' 14 6m - JOSEril I. STKETCIIEIS, ITudcrtaker ami Collin -Maker, Washington Street, JVar Opposite the Post Office. ESFECTrUI-.l.Y in tortus the c miens ot indwnnpoii B and iu vicinity, ihr.t lie will give his attention to the above boi-inee, with a view to release the friends ol deceased persons from lite indipenahle trouble attending the death of a friend, and would stale that he i preiared lo undertake the whole business of funerals, if desired, or any art thrrnd, on reasonable terms : such as furnishing eilher a one or two horse hearse, built aller the most approved style. Alan, carriares, ami every other requisite apiiertaininc to tlie above business. J. I. S. would further state thtl be will make hi charge reasonable to persons in Ihe country. N. It.-wAttendance at all hours. Should the sn'-scriber fail in any of the al ove enticement no charge will be made. 3lf J. I. STRETCHER. Win. W. Weaver cV Clin r !cs William. 1TTNDERTAKER3 and Collin makers, inform the public HJ that they have turned Iheir attention tn the above business, with a view to release Ihe Iriends of deceased person I from lh trouble of nttenilln the death of a friend, and Ihey are prepared lo undertake the whole business of funerals. They can furnish either a one or two horse hearse also carriases if required. They keep on hand coffins of all sizes. Attendance at all hours. Their arrangement enable them to J do their business lower lhan heretofore. All order from the country promptly attended lo. Indianapolis, Jan. 4th, 1841. S9-tf jLIVFKV staulu, AS Sale antl Commission Establishment. T MiE suhscrilier has just completed Ihe erec tion of one of the most elega nt and com modious stable in the west, situated on the alIry north of the Palmer House, Indianapolis, where he will he prepared at all time to receive and sell horses on commission, and keep horses by the we-k or day. II r old stable, sottin ol the Palmer House, is in lull oprraiion. Horse and carriage at all time to hire at both places. Memhersof the Legislature and oilier visiting Indianapolis, can have iheir horses kept on terms as reasonable a at any stable either in town or country. . JOHN LISTER. Nov. 2a, 1 8 1. . w-tf . SriflSG SEAT SADDLES THEsiitecriberhasinventedanew spring sent saddle, which he believe uperior lo any In nse.bolh for comfort and eae tnlhe ri'ler and Imrse. Ho desire all lo call and examine them. They will be sold low. J. J. BLGH, 43 if a (ew doors east of the Palmer House. BOOT AD SHOE MANUFACTORY. g n 1 1 i . unuerignea is very tuans tin lorinenocB -- I 1 lveal..M.'ul Ott Iktltl fn9 I tlJ IWA . pust years, and he Hopes to mem a conti nuance tfS nf ihe same. He fl.iUer himself lhat by hi in dustry, pnnctnalKy ana si net attention to onMnras, lo lie able to five satisfaction loa'l who may give him a can. He hn permanently settled hime'f in this place, and is ireEtred lo make any thing in his line a durable and cheap as any other eUMishment. He will sell his work so as to correspond with the bard time, and no manufactory hall sen lower for cash than his. So call and e his splendid assorluieut of Roots and Shoes, and judge for yourself. Hide, Tallow, Peeswax, Feather, Tlour, Wheat, fce. Ve. will at all time he received for work, shtip a few door east of Vance A. Realty' and next door to Jastlce fnepiiens'B oftire, of which those in dtit will take due notice. ; t 32-y : WILEY L. BATES. GISEAT II iKGAIXS l'llces ISelucel. T HE suhscrilief has conclmlcd to make a further reduction in I lie mice jot his Suis and Bmite. But while lie dues fhi,hepromlsestliat nil hi work shall be finished in the same neat and substantial manner which ha heretofore characterised hi establishment, ami given it such a decided preference with the public. The suhscrilier la well aware thnt Pltoe and DooU cn be purchased at some Mote at the same or less prices ; but a he uses none of the retfinary or refuse stock, those of his manufacture will prove cheapest in the end. Country Produce will be taken In exchange at fair price. Call nt bis old stand, opposite Browning's. if Ai K.NODLB

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Rcatl uliat carla's Atous.lc Oil has toue! tnp. GRE.1TEST crrr it-r yet r informed stjxt MEVlCLXEt IT JfEVF.lt FAILS! From (As -Albany Dcilj K'n ctrrooelrr. W est Taov, June 3, 1?44. npiUS la to certify that I, n'Blard Jenk. propreU.r id" the West , JL Troy Etehanpa lintel, having ren atQicled v Uh deafness in one ear for ihe last twenty years, and tn Ihe oilier for lite last year, o that It as impossible lor me lo hear Ihe loudest voire, and after trying various remedies w.lhout improving my heating in tlie least, I was Induced to try catpa's t'oniixaind Acoustic Oil foe Ihe cure of de fries , and it Is with ctval sate-f. ctiosj that I am enabled tn state that It ha perfectly restored my hearing, and I will be hapi y to see any person hos ishet fur iufcrnialkin iu teUitun tu niy ca-w. at my place ia West Troy. - WILLAH U j E.N KS. The editorof the Philadelphia Fpiritof the Times, J. Da Fo'le.Eeij. has recently been enred cf l-arnesby tlte use of this OM.and bas gt Vea his testimony as fiJIows. in the Times U Sept. SI, 1B44. 'Who wsststo II? 1 lie liest article eilanl lor the enre of chronic dmfuei, arising from a recent cold, I "Scarpa's Acoustic Oil.'.' We speak from eiperiruce." T)er!rM Cckid! Read the following editorial from the Saturdaf Crnu; f ott 1 - . Cess roe DErEt. We have heard morn lately ef the efficacy ef .Vffrss's O.l, in cases of Dealness, and a.uin,biii; cures by Ihi simple remedy have tieen anqiiestionah'y performed. A the editorof a journal, cirealatint exu-nsivelv- throughout the country, vie deem it iHir uuty toe. 11 putiiic attention to this specific. 1 hose afllirled wtta this malady will and Scarpa' Oil for Deafness well worthy a trial. None genuine onles with the words SCARPA'S OIL FOR DEAFNESS" blown in each bottle, and with tlie written signature of B- Bell on Ihe wrapper. Prepared bv R. Bell, and sold wholesale and retail by B. B.GL'51rERT, No- 120, North Second Street, Philadelphia. Observe manne mnseritirrs 1 re the only aeent in thl Slate fi the ale of the A roust ic Oil, Itieretofc those suM'ering Irora deatnesa, ea ri nnt be assured of its genuineness unless it is purchased directly from. hs. The bottle are small and can he safely transmitted to any part of tlleSUle, Hricy$ per Untie. ToMLI.NON RRoTIILBS, Sin of Hie Golden Mortar opposite the Washington Hall. Indianapolis, Nov. 2. 1341. Filial! 4ULUVAL. I)avil Craislicnd W TOL'LD respectfully inform his old customer and the public generally, that lie has just received from the MSiern fines, here he has selected with ere; t Cf. re. and norc based an extensive. aMortinenl of fek Drm;-, MfUcauut, Smrpiemt IwMrwmrntx, Mrmtmmi Glas.-Ttart, Pain , Ot'. Varnirket. Spirits of Twprotnt, H kite Lram, H'mdvm Olmvs, Ijt Wood. Vge Suffi, Purt rines and Lffiior, Bnuhit, Soapi, Cvtmetics, Perfumery. -Superior tyaaua Cigar, nnd Sutet Cabemdttk Tvbarto. lotnlwr w ith alioort every other ana ie In his line. Having pirrhased his stork principally for Ca-h, lie is enabled and determined in sell at very reduced j. rices fi r cat h , or for stieb artazlea of trade a he can use. Phisirians, Country Merchants, Pedlers, Tatnters, Fuller, Hatter, and Invalid are respectfully Invi ed to call and eiamiae ttm stock and ptire. Pniticul.tr attention n i:i le paid to compounding medicines, and the store open at all libnr. either by day or n ithl A eonlinsjnr.ee of the patronage heretofore extended to him is respectfully invited. . D. TOMLISo!, J. M. TOMLIKSOIt. T03lLI.SO UKOT11EUS, HOLttlll A ft O KIT11L DtlUII I It Drills tV 31c(liciuc, Patent Vedic lues, Dye Stuffs, Cosmetics, Paintsnnd Oils, Aledical Ulassware, Perfumery, Dye Woods, Window Glass, Liquor, etc. Wiim.soToa strict, directlt orruiiTi thi WAiHineTOH HLt, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. . Prescriptionsacctirately compounded. Shop open at atlho-.ir. 81 A EUAN V EOLIi. IIOM'I I'AL EVTAU-J ElMIi:i 1S30. Gen. George Coolie. I.E. !., RETURNED FROM ENGLAND CONTINUES TO EE CONSULTED COXFID EXTIA LL Y. Xo. 3, Xorton ftrect, Allany, X. Y. fFMIIS Pliitai:thropie Institution. cstaMisbed, A I). 1K0, anf- -- versnll v spoken of in the various perKKll. nl ol the present ace, is "an eitilire, lorn ted in a retired part of the eity, detarbed fioninny place of puUir rrsort wnnttver; tlewlolc olllielnilding is occupied by patients, each bavins tl cir own room, and pot sul-jert to be the onservetl of atl o'-servers. Dr, Cooke, founder of the Hospital, is the only resident physirtan. and devotes bn whole time ami attention to the welfare of rthe unfortunate. Ti e offices' for consultation, conveniently arranged, are on tie eround floor; tiie Hospital, up (lairs, is also replete w ith every facility for the recovery of pi.tjenis. For the ru.ee of Hie worst forms of Yenerer.1 Disease, Gravel SeiiiinnlWc.ikmss, Gleet, Stricture in the Urethra, Impotenry, Syphilis and Gonorrhea. Generjitive nnd Nervous Del Pity, Mercurial and all other disease of tlie skin, and adoptions of the Urinary organs, in Jheir most malignant and advanred täte. Dr. Cooke is acknowledged to le much rc!clrated. Iii provctl i tl m all diseases ol this class, mi p posed to I e it curable by H er, are sptly and conveniently rendrrcd l y Dr. Cooke witleut ninretl an ordinary IrouMe." -familiar with the praeii-e of mcdirtne, he inevitably cures I is own paticiits and very frequently Hie patients of other physician. Dr. Cooke is the ohtest advertWini physiri.in in the city of Albany, N. Y. I. is meiliral talents are unrivalled. "Among the most retehrnred phvskiari of the are is Gen. Cooke. M. I).. L. L. D-,of Albany, N. Vihe founder or the Albany Lock Hogpital. He is mentioned in tl e l.icl'rst terms of praise for his lenevolenre and lis pi üat.tl ropy, rot only by edi' tor of newspnpers, but bis worth is proclaimed ly ti e lecturer on literature and from the sarred di sk." Democratic (Te.) Banner. " Whetteier tl e unfortunate rentsiilt Dr. Cooke, of AH-any.thr y are very politely ronilnrtrd to a spaeioti private otTire. (literally crowded with rreilrn'ials of ti e Meliert order. In laree eisss frame. Iii jest to the inspection of his patients very few men have the honor to bold such documents) and, a an equivalent for hi fee. receive a eorresnondina prescription. The neal attire of I this celebrated man, "erfr at home." enroled in a rich black surplicc, after the Episcopal order, a solid cos in hi bosom, with centeel gold Inckle in IU shoes isof itwll'an indiirenietittOTisil thi profound Physician, this friend to humanity and of Cod." Jfem Or leant Sun. "The Lock Hospital in America, ti e only Philanthropic. Institution established, under tlie hrnign auspices of tl e rr lelrated Dr Cooke, at No. 3 Norton ftrect, Albany, N. Y for He relief arid convenience of the unfortunate, i reputed as the best csylum extant for the comfort and certain recovery of invalids at thi Infirmary patients have the very best medical attendance, including l oard and nursing, which very materially facilitates recoyery; and a Dr. Cooke, the hn mane founder ef so desirable a retreat and sacred security, resides on the premise, the most incredulous may there repose tha utmost confidence feel at home pursue their usual avocations and enjoy the mm iety of the most eminent physician as weil as the most benevolent man of the age." Earopea. Dr. Cook Atrexos reason. tar to mi Patiists. KKVKMSr.K. NO. 3 NORTON STREET. ALRANV. V. Y. lMr DP. I1C NT, thankful for the very liberal palmnage e trended lo him for the last four yeaisinthi plate, takes p'easareir announcing tn his ftiendsand the puhlie generally lhat be i prepared lo perform all necessary operations for the preservation cf ihe natural teeth and com, and to insert artificial teeth on pivot or plats' with or without artificial gum and whole or half ret by auction or atmospheric pressure. He would say lo country dentists that he will fill any order dr gold plate spiral springs, Ac at a reasonable rate. Office on Illinois) street, first door north of Washington, West aide. 94tf IATE.T ITIEDICIAES. l2dozWistar's Ralm Wild Cherry, 12 do Rmiirreeimn or Tertian pills, 12 do Sand's Sarsaparilla,- 6 V Tailor's Italsam Liverwort, 1-2 do Muffin's pills and listers, 12 do Jayne's Eipeeiorant. ll do Sappington's Fever and Ague 6 do do To lie Vermifuge, pills, C do do Fa native pi!, 120 do Fahnestock's Vermifuge, S du do Hair Tonic, 13 do Jew David's or Hebrew plaster, Just received by DAVID CRArCUEAD. June 3. 1814. 511 I) IS. I. E. JTITTXEY'S AGUE and Ferer and Chills nnd Ferrr Pills, waisnted Ineoretn loosest standing case, tan be hid of TssWib Brother, mam oftheGolilen Mortar, Indianapolis. If the directions are strictly toi. lowed, and a cure is not effected, no charge will be made for the pills. DIE. E. SI'OII.VS URE lor sick headache and dteonlcred stomach, just received a a4 for sale by TO H LI (0. KKOTIIERS. OK. STOUT'S DIGEVIlVi: EL1X1IC. -ft DOZ. Dr.Spohn's Digestive Eltr.ir. just received and for sale by B TOMLINSON HROTHER3. rii.j.s: iiles!i 1'ii.is:: HUMPHREY'S Vegetable Otnlirerit for Ihe Piles, forasle tr Tt)MLlMON BROTHERS. HAY'S I, I. "VIM EAT, CERTAIN remedy for the piles. Ate. Ac., for sale hy . TOM LIN SON BROTHERS. A SWAIM'S PAA'ACEA. J LOT just received by 6 D. CRAIGHEAD. M UST rn-eivrd i ml fi sale, an invoice of sotxl news printing Ink ; a 9 ft I of the stone quality as used on on this paper, and warranted to be a nr4 rate article. It is i nt up in 20 and 25 lb. kcr,anrl will be solil at 25 rents per pound. Kees&Oeent. ll will be raid for cash only, and in current fund. Orders, post paid, will be fmmptrv teniled to when accompanied by the cash, g-'tf E.HEUHEKLV. , . VAKIMSISE.S. rOPAL Varnish, Coach do, sir; erior Jspnn VarnWh, Black dn t jn( received nt the drug store nf 1. CRAIGHEAD. DYE STI'FFS. nr( LBS. Alum, 30U pounds Coppera. 200 Logwood, 50 poS JW Indigo; Sou poumlsFre ch Madder, jut received and for sale by the subscriber al very low prices. 43 C. M AYEB, east of the Talmer House. OLIVE OIL. I f BOTTLES Olive Oil, of uperior qtralify which makesan exeellentealsd. just received fmmt he importer, and for sal by tliestihscriber. CHARLES HAYEK, Fart Pointer 'fous: . WHEAT A1VO FLAXSEED. p r 4f S BCS1IELS of each of Hie ahnve articles wanted for JUvr" which Ihe highest market pi ice will be given, by " 21 V. C. II ANN A. " " STOIES, STOVES. 14J EVV Stove of the latest pattern, sold by 1 9tf R. WAINWRICHT , IIIFLE POWDER. tfkF a superior quality for sale cheap at . 'lß . CRAY DON 'S.-

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