Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 9, Number 37, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 February 1850 — Page 4
AN ACT to provide for a uniform modo of doing tow nahip business in Clay county. Sic 1. Be it enacted by the Gem nl Astemlly of the State Wax, That tho several townships ia aaid county of Clay, thai low are or may hereafte bo legally organized, arc bertby declared bodies corporate and politic, and by the Danxa of their corporation may too and bo sited, pUad tad bo impleaded, aaseer and bo anawaiod aato, in all couita lfiii j competent jarodiction. ' Sec. 2. The qualified electors in each township are heronsauthorize! and required to meet at tlia usual place ol
avoldine- election in their roapectivo townships, on the 6 ml
Mood in April annually, and proceed to elect three town
ship trustee, a township clerk and treaaurer, two fence vi-wars. and aa tuanv constable a there are justice of the
peace in said township, and a many snpervor of roads as there are road districts in the township.
Sec. 3. The officer elected agreeably to the tproTisions
of thia act shall severally hold their orbce for the term oi
ot.e Tear and until their successors are choaen and qualified
fVerwfta'.Aoirfrer.That none of Ihe otEcera so elected as
aforeeaid shall be compelled to hold their others for a longer
period Uiaa three month after the expiration) ol on yea Irom tho time they were sworn into otfke. Sic. 4. Any householder refusinz to accept the appoint
meat of trustee, or other officer, elected aa aforesaid, or to lake tbe o.h required by the provtstous of thia act, ehall
forfeit anJ pay the sum of two dollars and fifty cents, to bo recovered in an action of debt before any justice of the oearw of tho proper township. Ssc. 5. All election beid by tho provision of this act hall be conducted in the same nianoer as is now provided for couduetin; county or township elections, and that at tho first election held under tho provisions of this act it hall bo tho duty of the clerks oi aatd election to make oat certificates of election and cause the same to be signed by
the insoector and iutjs-es and attested by said clerks, and
deliver the aame to soma coastablo of said township, wsa
shall within tea days thereafter deliver the sane to the per
sons elected as aforesaid; and the person elected der k as aforesaid shall, within five days after notice as aforesaid, appear before son-e person duly authorised to edmiuMter eaibs, and take an oath or affirmation faithfully and impar
tially to discharge the duties of township clerk , according to law ; and the several eHher officers elected a aforesaid ball, within twn'y days after receivinjr. notice of their election, appear before the township clerk, or some other . person doly authorised to administer oaths, and tike an oath or a&rmalion, failhfoily and impartially to discharge .the several duties assigned according to the provisions ef this act. Sc. 6. Thetownhip treasurer, township clerk, and eonstables shall, before entering en their duties, severally give bond with, security, to be approved of by the trustees, in a in not less than three hand red nor more than five hundred dollars, conditioned for tho faithful discharge of lue duUes emoined on them by this act ; which bonds shall be
sonde payable to tho township treasurer and bis successor
n onico. Sic 7. The townshio trustees shall meet at the nsual
place of holding elections, or as near thereto as way be convenient, en the second Mondays in March, June, Sep
tember and November, annually, to transact the business ef the township, and shall have power U div'ule their townships Into a su.Uble uumber of read districts, by range, county, township, sectieo, or half section line, and to alter tho same as tlie public good may require. Sic 8. The said trustees shall have power to establish the place of hoiking election in their respective townships and agaia to change the same aa to them may seem beat. Six. 9. ll shall be the duty of said trustees to superintend, take char? of. and attend to all the pecuniary concerns of
their tosruships ; Ihey shall have n genera) superintendence of all roads an J hishwayi in the several townships, and
they shall hare power to grant cart ways ot other township mmA- ua hereinaf.er DrovLiei-
Sec. 10. It shall b tte duty ef said trustees, at their Jaae term, annually, to appoint one of their number presi
dent, who shall servo as such during the term of one jear and whose slaty it shall bo to proponad all questions to sou hoard, and in case of a tie to five the casting vote.
Sic. II. The president of the boar J of trustees aforesaid hall serve as inspector, the other two trustees as judges.
and the clerk and treasurer a clerks of all elections he la in their respective township.
Sic. 1-2. It shall to Ihe duty of the trustees to fill all the
vacancies that may be occasioned by the death, removal, or
failure to qualify ef any ol tho oHieers named in uiia aci ; and the persons so appointed shall give the same bond ami take the same oath a required in ether cases.
rc. 13. That when any person or persons, wishing to
otabiwh cart way or township roada, or io cnange any cartway, township or county road, in any of the towuships
ia Clay connty, such person or persons, neioro any roao can be thus established or changed, snail giro notice of such
DD'icalion. at least twenty day preceding sucn application
i tha Uard of trustees, by setting op advertisements in
three of the most public place, en of which shall be at tho naual place ef holding election, in the township in which such road is proposed to be located or changed ; and .K.ll ! nfit to said board of trustees a petition signed
by at leas-t twelve householders of tho neighboihood through -i.i. whu-h the aame mar run. settinr forth their reaseus
for such location or change : Provided, hottetet, That such trustees shall have no power to locate or change any road
.k. arts- nart of such location or ens a re ia desired to ex
i.nJ Kevnn.l the limit of their resoective townships.
Ssc. 1. On receiving the petition the board shall, if they AMwn it evneriient. anioint three disinterested persons, resi
dent householder to examine the route Urns proposed, who shall take an oath faithfully te discharge their duties and make report to the board, and npon receiving snch report
the trustees eMail, ll iney conceive uiai tue pw Hair It. establish the same, and make a record of the pro
ceedinp in the book ia which the records of the township are kept; and the road, when so located or changed, shall K nrwnml and keot in repair as other mads ia the township.
Sec. 15. It shall be the duty of the township clerk to give notice of all township elections held under the provision ef this act, by setting up advertisements at three of the most
public place in the township, at mast ten cay previous hereto: be shall provide poll books and tally paper and
th. Boressarv blank certificate, according to the form
fnrnishel bv the auditor.
Srr. 16. The clerk shall attend all meetings of the true
tecs, and keep a fair and correct record of their proceedings
in a boon provwea lor mai purpose, no BUBii itv.i
roads and cart ways established by the trustees, ana niso an changes of roads which shall be made by said trustees. Sac. 1. The clerk shall care I u 11 y preserve all book and naprs kelonginj to the township, and shall deliver the ame to bis successor ; and for keeping the township record be shall be exempt from working on roads and paying road tai . if the trustees be of opinion that h:s services require roch eienption. bko. io. it snail be the duty of the treasurer to receive all money belonging to the township, and pay the same over on the order ol the trustees attested by their clerk ; be shall produce his books and vouchers, and settle with the trustees at their meeting in Mareh, and account for all moneys which may have come into bis hands by virtue of bis office ; and it in hereby made the duty of aaid treasurer to prosecute en the township collectors' bond for failing to collect and nay ever any money required of them by this act ; he
shall deliver all moneys, books snd papers to his successor,
and ass a compensation for bis service be exem
workinar mads and Bavins' road tax. if the boa
Section of the members of the General Assembly f th
JUte, and the several provisions of the fifth chapter of the
tret pan oi me reviseu statutes, and the acts amendator) hereof regulating the hours and places of holding election the quahticalious aud disabilities of voters, the duties 0
nspeclors, judges, and clerks of elections, the keeping ol he ballot boxes, Ilia opening; of elections, vatic ant'
challenge-s the closing of the polls the couutiug the vote returning and canvassing the same doclaring aud certifying who are elected, or who have received the highest
number of votes, and all other law regulating genera! elections iu this State, as far as the same are appli
cable, shall be in force aud govern iu the said election
it de!ega(es ; and all iurprctor, judges, clerks, she 'ill icd other officers, shall perform the same duties at said
lection, and shall receive the same compensation therefor.
ind be paid in like maimer as they are now directed to be paid by law for similar services at electious frr membefa ol the General Assembly of this State. Sec. 4. The board of county canvassers in each county shall meet on the Wednesday succeeoing thesaidhrst Monday ia August next, and proceed to canvass the votes re
ceived iu each township for delegates to raid convention, in the same method that ia now required of them by the laws regulating the election of members of the Geueral Assembly of this Stale; and when any county shall alone constitute a
senatonai or representative district, si id board of cauvassers shall in the same manner a now provided bv law in rrrari
to the election of senator or representative for said county, declare who are duly elected senatorial or representative
delegates to said convention from said county, and the clerk of the circuit court of said county shall, on the same
or succeed. ng day, make out uuL'er his hand and oflicial ' seal. Certificates of election for each of aaid delegates so declared elected a aforesaid and hand them to the sheriff of said county, who hall without delay, dehver, orcause them to be delivered to said delegate elect, and said clerk shall also forthwith transmit to Ihe Secretary of State by mail the names of the persons thus declared elected, duly certified under his seal ol offii e. Sec. 5. When two or more counties shall compose a
district for the purpose of electing a senator or representa
tive, the clerks ol the circuit courts in Ihe respective counties constituting said district shall, on the day next succeeding the return day of aaid election, make out a
certificate of all the votes received by e ch individual for I
senatonai or representative delegates to said convention, in
said county, and deliver the saiuo to the slit-ritl ol Ins county. Sec. 6. The sheriff (or their deputies, duly appointed) of the several counties constituting said senatorial or representative district, shall met on the Wednesday next following the return day of such election, at Ihe same hour aud place, and in the tame county now required by the law for them lo meet to canvas the vote for senator or representative (as the esse may be) in said district, and proceed to coin pare the several certificates so delivered to them by said clerks of their respective counties aa aforesaid, and after having ascertained who are duly elected senatorial or representative delegate to said convention in said district, tliey
Building or buildings, which they may have constructed or r paired, ot for which they may have furnished materia'
f any description, by virtue of th provisions or article 1, chapter 24 of the revised statute i of Ir'l't, are hereby autliorxed to transfer and assign stich lien, or auy part thereof, ipon such term may be agreed upon between the p. r-ti-s.
UKAI! HtKDII KKAl)!!! It KAI)!!!! TTENTluN Widows, Cbildisn, Kathen, Mother-, Bro'hsr, and Si'ter, mho ksv had friend I in ths lervic c f Ihe United Matel, in defends of their onantry: lt. Koldiert ef ths Ksvolutioa, who continued in servics to ths clots of the war, er antil rfitcharced br Conxreo, and the srir, oflhoie wh ware (lain br the tnmy, art entitled, (if private,) to I0O acrsi of land, (ifetlicert,) from I.'mJ to IKHi acret; anJ the legal reprttenta-
tiva ofcuch at continued in tsnrics nntil discharsd, at aliovo, srs snti
Src. 2. Such transfer nn.l atairiunent shall bo in Writin? tied to ths tame a Iheir parent!, ll" thsir parents did sol otitain It.
lternl unnn lii ir.areni nf ths remr.l in the nrnner record- 1 sHo entitled to inch an amount of pen. ion si wsi dos their
I.. i nsrenlt at lha ttms oMhlr itpclü snd it At drains
iJ. All who snliitad during the war of IM -J, alter ths S.Ith dar of
Iecniier, inn. sad beioie the Kuh dar or December. 114. for ths
period sf flv rears, aola sooner discharged, are entitled to IIX) acrei
r otiice, of the notice of intention to hold such IK-n, or
e'&ewtiere upon the records of such ofKce, with proper notes and references to tli pu containing tho same, placed in the niargiu of the record of such notice ; which eutry shall be sigusd by the person or persons so transferring the san:e, and shall be attested by the recorder or his deputy ; and a similar transfer and as-ignmeut shall also he entered upon the original copy of the notice of intoiilbn filed iu such office, or in poses-ion of the parties making the transfer, anJ after such assignment thereon, the same shall be left upon the files of such otiice. Skc. H. 11ns act to be in force from and after its parsage. G. W.CARK, Speaker of the lion:) of Uepreent;itives. J A MKS 11 LANK,
President of the Senate. Approved Jan. 19, 1?."0. JOSENI A. WRIGHT.
WESTERN MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Hoard
The Aljutamt Oner!, together with five fit pertoni, to bs I appointed br the tiecutive, to attend ruminations at lent
HOWE'S
SlIAKKIl SAlISAlMltll.iVV (O.ni'OIMl. Prepared by Steam aud put up in Quart Ilottle. THEreceipe fro m which tSs 8IIAKF.R FAKSAPAKILf.A it made, wsi pocihaied seailr a rear iince, (at a (real eipenie.) from aa old fine-tor, belonging to that peculiar aecl (the Shaker,,) and although it haa not been nails public ttlttlJ ths pretent tinis. it hat beea sxten. iTsIr saed br aaanr of ths First I'h)sicians, And familiei of Cincinnati, who hav prnnonnceJ it FjIK St'PF.RItR to an? other preparation of ths kind evrr jret sflered to ths poblic. The mods in which it M prepared, vix: br steam, enable, Ihs propriator to extract (rota the haib, sied their full ttrenith and real etiencs. a
datideratnro which bai nerer jet bee obtained in ths mannftcturing, of anf other c'ar.rill Compound, hence ita vast luperioritr si to
ita medicinal qnaliliet, ever all other would be Sar;tunrillns.
To Ihoae at pretent ain s Saraspanlla miliare, a ling! trial will
eonviacs them of Ihs above fact
Tas wonderful healiac powera of thia preparation are duo to ths anaaisr in w hich it ia prepared, (naase, by aieam.) a well aa te the
compsiittoa of the ineradirnta ntsd. Ita leadi-f iatrediant betas, the
beat imported uo. lil K.IS S.1RSA rARII.L.1,
I'orabined with many other root, and herlia which srs aaed in so other Parsaparilla compound at present before the public; and ths phvaiciant
who have etaruined ths recipe, from which it is composed, aar that it ia the best prcparat tea of that inestimable rnot extant, snd that ths
propertiea it eontinea at a medicine ia sntirelr peculiar to i'elf; it acta at a gentle siimnlant and alia aa aa alternatieo aa a atiaaulant in exci'ing tho actios of the liver when torpid aa a mild losic in giving airengtb and Ions te the stomach at a purgative in moving the bowela
annicient lot ti e purposes ot nature, without exuiing them to annals
rat action, ana at a Cruer.il I'tirifycr of the Vlood,
In removing an the anhealilij liu
ef land, snd tlti bonnty, and three montha extra par. All who enlnted
atier Ihs 11Kb dar ef December, Hit, are entitled to 3-JO acres of land, t Hi bounty, snd thrsa month, aura par; and in ease of their death or being killed ia tits service, their widowa and children, (if any,) if sons, their parent are entitled to the land and money. No other relalivea are entitled to ths last named gratuity. Ths widowa sie alio entitled le a penaion ol half their hatband's monthly pay, if they are still widowa. :td. All who served in ths war with Mexico, including Volunteer, Plats Troops, and Mounted .Men, are entitled lo 100 acres of land and
Ihres months extra pay; and in rass of their deceits while in the ier-
vice, or tinrs Ihey left the service, their widows and children, if any
if none, the father, ifnone, the mother, and if they are all dead, the
brothers and sisters nre entitled to receive tho land an'l money. If
there bs a widow, or children ander IA yosrt of age, snd the basliand
or father died in ths service, or of n. kne contracted whils in the ler
vies, they are site entitled te a pension for live years, or half the
monthly pay ot tho ha. band or father.
4tb. Tbo hein of all w ho disd in Florida, or any place, w hile in ser
vice, are entitled to whatetrr par was due tbem at the time of their
death
1 bavs a list of all w ho were killed in Mexico, alto, of all the officers who served in the war of tho Revolution, and will be happy to give any
information in my power to any ons interested, who will writs me pott
Visitor.
annually
.... niiviM at teas, viitv in
ear, according lo law. FACULTY IncoarosATCD with all the powers, privileges, and rights exercised by the TrutUtt and rsesfVjr of any other Collecs. aTti-iV ran n a...... -
rV JUn,!,os. eser SnperintrnJrzt. relocated at West Point.
COL' W !i!OR(JAl. J"' SMct, sua Prof. Ciril ass"
, vY-'r "7, . r,mrrr"'t. Mucated at est I'omt.J . t0. B" K- JWVX, rrrf.if Matktmatu: Educatsd at V est Point 1
MAJ. RICH ARU OWEN Prttf ttf A.I ,- Ca'sisaa T A nnnil rtf Tw
tr1of;irow 1 t..
MR, ALEX. HC'HCE. Alimmri Pr r ri? i.
. - v v - aaietr . 1 a VI a" niuin ne a pupil sf the ce ehrat.d I i.h;. t 1
REV. H. V. I. NEVU S. A M vr -r s.. , ,r.i.
. . , . , . . ' wy f J rt mm eaa, a .11 rgS nissaf; ls.uaeated at Princeton Coli. V Ji L
JAM LS . BI.AINE, A. B.. WJjsaci Praftitur of Lnt . Ein-
. . ,;T .:V.Y",","n ' ""exe, ra j
'r. Eo., l-Tfr sf r. practitioner in
ins rsr nm I ah.,. .ri..i..L. ,
REV. J. R. HVVIFT. A. M.. Prof, ai Fi,.. ..J u.U.. r rci
caled at Yale Colleee.l L
nin. r- . ' 1' v .VodVra languages. EJocated in the city of Pant l
.Ar l.i. f.. BIO 1 t. Pnuciral of Ik Armlm. r F,lnr.l. in N.w
CAPT. W. W. G AUNT, Mj.tnl tf tkt httitutr,
mors, or impurities therein eontainsd
Bnil theretiV invinratl3 Ihm .nlir. it;lim tVir mlii. h rmt it .
hall jointly make out and forward by the hand Of OUO or cuiiarly etlicscioas in ths removal aa l permanent enre of all diseases
more of tneir nnmoer, to ine per sou or persons oy mein ng o, aa
Impure stnte of the Blood,
Snch as Pcrofula, Cutaiitous Kmptions, Pimples, tors Eyes, Tetter, Scald Head, Stubborn I leers, Uiles, all dieates remlting from the use
el Mercery, ate., ate. It Walto sot .es beneficial in Khenmatum
AI tiiver t'omplaintt, llytpeptia, limhago, llnbitnnl t'otiveness, Lois of Appetite, Acidity of ths Stomach. Hillioai lUseavet, Consumption, and all I.unf Unease), when they arie from corrupt homers; and as a aever failing remedy in all diteaiet ari.ing fn m
I A 'Derangement vtf the Nervons System, I It is snparallelled; snch as Swooning, Fainting Sentaiions. I.ow ?pir- . its, l)eioni!encr. Epileptic Kits, Palpitation of the Hecrt, NenraUic Anvetions, General Debility, Sc., 1c. It it found aUe te give (real
relief to females in all come. aims peculiarly incident to them. Read tbo following eertiricatet all from Cincinnati, where immediate efrreace can bs made CEUTIFIACTES. ClsnssaTl, March 1.1, I(,9. Ds. Hows: Ilear fir, My son. when about sit montha old, broke out with hat drealul disease, Scrofulons Sores, over the face and
bod7t and for two years and a half I tried ovary meant that eeold bs sogsestod by my frtendr; I sKo had tho ailvice of six or aevea of ths bet phyaiciaaa ia Ihs eosntry, without effecting a cure, and I almoat wished lha little sutierer dead, that it might be freed from its pains.
Dunn if the last six months, the tores were so distressing; and painful.
mytelf and wife were up with i' night and day, tor weeks together,
and we bad given sp all hope of ever raising one. At length, a friend
declared elected as drWates lo said convention, certificates
of their election, aud said sheriffs sha.l also deliver to me
clerk of the rircsit court in Ihe county where said certih
cates are compared, n statement in writing of the names of
Ibe person or persons by them declared duly elected telegne.
foresaid, who shall file the same iu Ins olliee ana Imme-
oiately transmit hy mail certified copy thereof attested
nnder his seal of ctliee, to the becreUry ol state.
EC. 7. That all wilful corrupt tad falsa swearing iu
taking any of tho oaths or affirmations reudered necessary
by virtue of tins act, at or in relation to saiu election ot delegates, shall be deemed perjury, and shall be puui.-hed iu
the ijme manner now prescribed by law lor ine puni.-uineiii r nrinre. mnd all laws nrohibitinir aud DroviJinir penalties
I J J ' r ... . , . . ,
for illegal vol nj at the gener.il elections in tins otate, ami also provldine; penalties lor betting ou and misconduct at ,
elections, and all laws reqoiring the perlvltnance oi an j
doty from any nfficer in regard lo the election oi meuioers . of the General Awmhly of this State, shall be, and nre i
hereby declared in full force, and said elite ers shall be liable . for anv neelct of duty, to the same penalties now pre-
scribed bv law for tlie nesrleet of similar duties lu resoect -t adntcd as to try your Shaker Sarsaparilla. Reluctantly I tried it, and
tO the election or members Of Hie Ueneral ASseniCiy Ol Ulla nave reason to uiess t.ea tor n, r, to a very snort time, it neaicu sp 4 Iths tores, so that there is scarcely even a scar lo be seen. We only , . , .. ,. regret that we did not heat of, and commence nting it sooner, as ws Src. 8. In case of a contested or disputed election ,t ,tj,nj it woo., h,Te iSved . e, dM ofsotiering and evpeme.
of delegates to said convention, the contesting candUate or The child it now well aud hearty. We do anheaitstingly consider
other nerson eontestinty said election, shall Lursue the same roar tusker harispsrills ons of ths best preparations now in ate
coarse, sod be governed In all things by the same rules a.id regnlaliona as are now provided by law in cases of contested or disputed elections of senators or representatives to ths
Ueoeral Assembly of this State.
Sec. 9. The delegates who shall be elected as aforesaid.
hall Assemble in convention at the capilol, in the city of
Indianapolis, on the first Monday in October next aud or ganize by electing a president and all other officers necesse ry. It shall be the duty of the Secretary of State to alteu.l the said convention on the opening thereof, to call over the lists of districts and counties, receive the credentials of the delegates, and generally to perform the like duties in the organization of tho same, that are usually discharged by the officer whose duty by law it is to attend to the orgauii.tion of the House of Representalivts of this State at the commencement of its session. And should the Secretary of the State fail to attend in person or bj deputy by 10 'clock, A. M., on said day, Uien it shall be the duty of the Auditor of this State to attend for such purpose. . And it shall be the duty of the Slats Librarian, immediately after the General Assembly shall adjourn, to prepare the Hall of the House of Representatives for the reception of, and aittings of said convention. Sio. 10. The said delegates, before entering upon the discharge of their duties, shall each be duly sworn or affirmed, to support the constitution of tho United States,
aid, free of charge.
No person t required in any ease, lo sand money. If I obtain any
thing for them, I charge a reasonable fee, to be paid from whnt I ob
lam; 1 sKaia nothing, uotkinx o rharetd. Mill yoa have Ibe kind
ness lo inform all pertont in your vicinity, who have beea ia the er
vice, or have had Iriemlt is (lis service, at tlieis are tliootandi who are entitled to land, money, and pensions, who do not know it If they
do not wtsk mo lo attend to thoir claims for them, have them write m
ths facta, give the names of their fnenda in full, tbo company and refi
mtnt to which they brlonred. if known: if uot. when and whsie enhs
ted. and writs l.ow much they will tell their claim for
Witte particulars whether the deceased left a widow, cl :Td. lather.
mother, or brothers and sisters, and give their names in full, snd aha
same ot the rost otiice, t ounty and Etats, te which the answer is 10
be lent. Address, ti, t. LEW I.",
Banker. Detroit. Mich
Banking office in ths stone Post Olliee Block, next door to the Post
Otiice, Woodward Avenue, near the river.
REFERENCES: J. Thompson, Esq., 6t. Wall st. New ,'ork. Hon. tinra.e tireely. New York Tribune, N. Y. Ii. K. Seymonr s l o., ButTslo, N. Y. Hon. A. Feb h, t'nited States Senator. Hon. K. H. Ilingham, Member of Congress, Mich. Hon. A. W. Buell, Member of Congress, Detroit, Mich. dec3 Cm w iiitiTYvr At. " T A 01 ES afflicted with sore or caked breasts ihonl.l not fail to try J Itr. J salt ti KlersteaVa llrrost Salve, a sure and spdy remedy for that di,tressms complaint. It obviates entirely all
aeceesity of resorting to the Usee, and will scatter a caked breast ia a
few hoars.
For a number of years it has been mannfactared for private ate, bat motives of humanity induce ita manufacture for a wider circulation.
that ths community generally may avail itself of a remedy capable of
relieving so mark distress
It bat ao inperior for Burns, Scalds, Bores, Felons, Roils, and the like. Pries Si cts. per box. Directions for ate accompanying each
box. It can be had wholesale or retail of D. CRAIUHKAH,
I Aral Agentt. Urn. lernt, InäinnnpoliM. ToxLitaos Hrothsis, Indianapolis. D. K. CanT, Corner of Fifth and Walnnt ttt , Cincinnati. SiddaLL. KkxvxS, Si Co., Maditon.
John Fannta Jj- Co., lawrencebnrgh. I. F. How ills, Dayton, Ohio. A. C. Hi lux-1, Evantville, Ind. Hill te Hsls, Urookville, Ind. novltf CO UK a7KG7
l. t. Tit still ' ontinnas to manufacture
Two hundred and thirty Cadets, from An... lift.... Stmt.s hits
entered thia Institution since it was organized, ia IK47. It ia entirely free front the control or domination ef any sect or party, either polilieal or religions. Economy in dress, in the a.lontinn of a chean L'ni.
form, for inter and Summer, it rigidly enforced. Fivery student is required to select a College guardian, with whom all funds brought or received must bo deposited, and ao debt mast bo contracted without
tua consent el tuen guardian
Civil Engineerint;
W ill be tkoroufklt and prarlicollm taught in tho Western Military Institute tbo I'roiessor, Col. Monuas, being one of tho most skillful sod experienced Engineers in the I'niied States. All the instruments connected with that department, have beta procured at considerable coat, and of the best quality. 1 ho Superintendent takes tSe lihttrtv nf at,; th., h. i, nAw (V.r.
od ST5 per month, for rompe'.nt assistant Engineers. One of his former pupila receives at this time, 2,;t)lJ per annum, as principal Engineer of a Railroad now nnder cor struct ion ia Kentucky whilst others
01 ins same claaa are receiving in different pans of ths Cnited States
e.tn-v, ei xiii, or sr.tw a year as Assistant Engineers.
The rapid advancement of our whole eosntry, and ths eagerness of
our peopie lor exploring the rotonrcei of the new States, and the newlr
scqoireu territory, win give ample scops Tor ages to come, to the skill and enterprise of the Engineer, tits Veolocist. the Mineralogist, tho
Surveyor, and the Architekt. Young mt n who have aa aptitude for the Mathematical and Physical Sciences, will have s wide field opened to then for enraceing in an honorable, a health, and a Incrative nnr.
oit. for which they may be thoroughly snd practically qualiiied, in s sheit time, and at small expense, at Ute Westens MiliVary Instills. To secure the manilold a Ivantare of health, economy, discipline, progress and moral training, the Faculty of this Institution have selected for iu permanent location the famous lllne I.I c It StprixatT situated on tho Uexingtoa and Mayseills Turnpike, twenty-lour miles from the latter place, and forty from the former : emphatically a reentry location, being tea or twshe miles distant from anf towa or village. Ths buildings are mostly new, well constrncted for Garrison purposes,
ana mmpujor cm sceeatetaies mj tkrre knmdred Crndrts. This place is aasarpaaseed for its healthy atmosphere, pars water, and romsntic scenery; snd is, unquestionably, oar of tin most eligible lotationt for m luerarp Jnttilntion in fAr fa ires' Statte. The grounds
nave seen greatly imiwoved and ornamented during the laat five years, j
' '"..j V, ur,Diii,ir sttnatrta on lite mariein 01 tits ucsini 1
Kiver, immediately in the rsax of ths buildings, will be reserved for Military Exercises.
Ths simovxl will be made immediately after Christmas, and the
School opened al that place on the "Jilt dar Of Jauiiarr,
A acanos will embiace Ihe montha of July and Asguat. by
which arrangement the Watering Season will not interfere with the exercises of the Institution. The Academic Year extends from ths
first Monday of September lo the third Friday of June Forty weeks.
Great American Remedy.
r-siKKX N'EW VORK CO L'LEGE OF HEALTH, SOT Main street, Buffalo, N. V. DR-G-C-y,A-"J"X'', vegetable LithonUiptic Mixture, a CBLlSSATID Msdici.m which has mads GREAT CERES IV ALL DISEASES,
is vow introduced 11.10 this section. TA iint.u s sa ndtrrtitrmtut will not permit an titeniti not ire cf tk,i remeilp ; re hare eay te ws
mmjor tie Agrnie ta Ike In. ted SMee and Vaaadeu, a large saaaer
oj tuuented MEDICAL, l'RACTITIOXERS
fa high profeteional standing, sra m il a etnrrnl sue if it in tktir
practice, in Ike Jolloiang dteeasee,
DROPSY, GIlAVEL, And diseases of ths ItlttlT ckoiki ; files and all diaeaaea of the blood; derangements of the Eiver, sic, and all general iiteaeti of ths system. It ia rxTK i LxRLT KiQrrsTCD that all who contemplate tba ass of this article, or who deir& information respecting it, will OBTAIN A lASIPIIIsET Of S2 pares, wliicH A rent 1 whose names are below, will ilxrllr rivs away; this book treats upon the manner of cure explain tke properttrs of the mrttele, and tke diseases if Aa eeew naed tor over tkmm ws
try and t.arope Jor jonr peart, ttitk enck perjert eject. Over 10 psgee
of testimony from the kit htt tnarten will be found, with X A M ES, PLACES AD DATES.
Which can be written to by any one interested, and tbo parties wit.
answer post paid communications. Uj list rxanciLas a tip Ask for the pamphlet, As ss other nek pampklrt kao ever kern morn. The en'aVau-e of tke
power of thit medtetnt Tax ALI bmsasks w guaranteed op pertont of well knoten it aiding in eocutf. , I'ot np in 30 oz. and I j oz. bottles. Trice 12, 30 o. ; tl, 12 oz.; the larger beinc the cheaper. Every bottle baa "C. C. VAUGIIX" lTrifc on the rlirections, &e. See pamjililet pace 2?. Piepsrsd by Di.G.C. VAl'UII.N, and sold at Principal Ottics 17 Main Street,
Huftalo, IN. . itthere derated to tke tola of tktm artiete t.XLI.LSlt'ULY, lXi Xatton, Xrm fork, ond corner of Kttet and WatkingUm,
Sali as, Mate., and if nil UrnggwU Ikrunikoul thia tountrg and Canada at Agentt. For sale bv R. L. Lawrance S: Son, Lafayette; S. J. Weldea and J. Hardy, Covington ; J. R. Cunin'ham, Terre Hants : J. Some, Ytecennes; II. C. Maynard and F. E. '4uire, Maxlison; B. F. Scril.ner and Wimtsndley it Newkiik, New Albany; J. W. Hood and C. II. Raymond, Cambridge City ; II. Pierson, t.reentield ; H. Cox, Uanvills ; Ii. Ott, Crawlbrdsvilie ; J. Urar. Pendleton: ii. Perry V Co.. Nobles-
ville; J. Wright It Son. Hnntvi!le. TOML1NSUX B ROTHE ll.-, Wholesale and Retail Agents, Sign of ths Golden Mortar, Indianapolis, Indiana, opposite Washington
Hall.
J. B. FaSKatf, Traveling Agent. N. B. Also for sale in almost every towa throaghont this State.
t 1: IK VI S
KELLOGG & YANDES, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
I ALL DKSrBIFTIOKS Of 1IARDWAKK AND CUTLERY, Iron, Steel, Nails, IIouse-BniUrr't Materials, Stoves, CASTINGS, &C-, VARMIXti A.S'O JUECHAXICAf. TOOIA. Sign of the Dig rwllock and Cool Stone, Washington Streit, Indianapolis, Ind. Superior Piauo Fortes and other Mimical lastrnmeiits. "f JERSON3 wishing te purchase good Pianos npon reasonable terms.
are respectfully sonctiea to call at sue jewetrr nor, 01 t - t
T uaarsoa, south side ef Washington street, between Meridian and
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' I I,:. .)l(i,ii i(n,ka .. immsnil - . .,., uuaiu m. uiug, r et, s.iaui, : i uinois sis., iiere iney may nave an opponunpy 01 examining an asF, .his A rtif icial IJmb. " " 'mP,ov Bbckin,, Servants' attendance. Mn.ie. ate of Arm., te. fcc.. will be ; sortment from llacon at Raven's Manufactory, in New York. Th.ee principle, heretofore nk""' "d f h SIUO per year. Payments will t e required in advance, at that rate, Instrumenta are believed to be unsurpassed, either aa te fintab and da. mostscientiPciutlgestobef. from the day efsntrsscs te ths end el the Term. From the first V on- r.biluy of furcitore, or power and sweetness of lone. Prices depend 1 ..I i. T.V, " .7h br;... ,rj TZ. . t rt man. i1 of J'V-'' examPle-to the thud Friday of Jane, (twenty apoa the style of finish, which varies from that of simple elegante to equal ia strength, lightness, and service, to any msn- r.,,,, wäs 1 , ; aiyt . . . , ' .,. , . , 7. ,...4 i. ,..',,,.. 'p..: .', .l. rii. ,uu' we'.J ' '0. the rt ornamental. There will always be found aa assortment of a actnred ia this eountry. Residence at the Howies CadeU from m fr,sl oi,UBC. who ,, j, RentucUy da- Viol.ns, eluies, F'ageleu, tiuitars, Accordeons, ate., of exeollost .T j ."T. ..is. n r ring vacation, can find tho most comfot table Boarding in tbo familiea Quality, and for aale cheap. leiMinunlfnllonSP.. paid, punctual ly iiissMls R.f- of . .thor rarmerlf M wk. stoothsr. or Wester. St. Piano, tuned and regulated. Price fo, tnninr. where no rerulatinf erencs, I r. Gross Prof or fcurgery ,. th. "7 " dent, may land at Looi.vil!. and take Stage, Steamboat, or Railroad, i, ,.qi,ed. three dollars. Instrument, porchaaed of the subscriber, I an. sUo ppa,ed to manu aclnr. l a iad in a snpeno, style. , Krlnkfort ,nd L.Iington. thencc io foUf ho. C0Mn., tJ u,. Bloe wil, b. km ia tuB. fot on. ye without ch.ree. Terms mads known sa application, or by letter. aov.tr l.i.ka. Ik ik., ... is. nki. 1. i....n. -k.i. 1. .u... t 1 a vcu-ru
COACH AM) CARRIAGK TRIM MINUS,
bours stage from ths Spttngs,
1! r ibis pl. ee is furnished with commodioai Raths, and is abaa
every description of trimmings for all kinds of vehicles, in part dantly supplied with Freestone, Limestone, and Cistera water, of the
JOh.N SMANSBLRV.
A tig aal care of an oottinale ease of tetter, of f on nee a peart standing. tke ate of Dr. M.tt.'t Skaitr Sarsaparttla.
CiitcissATi. March 15, lcM9. I)B. Hows: Dear Sir Having witnessed lbs influence of your pte parstion of Shaker Parsaparllla, over diseasea which eflea battle ths skill ef the best phyaiciana, I lee I it a duty to you. aad to the alliicted, te make the IbPowing statement: My wife sat been sorely afflicted with Teller which is one of ths greatest scourges to the hasaaa family,) for tho last fosrteea rears, da. ring which time I bavo consulted and employed a number ef tho most eminent physicians in ths country, and with but little success. I was at last persaaded to tiy your preparation of Slia'er Sarsaparillx, thoogk ! had bat little confidence then that it would eflect a care. But I was Brest happily disappointed, tor she bad not ased mors tbss one bottle before the happiest retails w ere produced, and alter the ses ef two betlies, the diaease had entire'y disappeared. I hare not the least donbt bat that the most obstinate esses of Tetter can be radically cured by the sae of your preparation ef Shaker Saraaparilla. Thoe that are afflicted, sad who wish lor Isrthor particulars, will plsase inquire of Dr. J. P. Jsdkins, who was oar attending Physician, or call apoa ate, oa Barr St., between Linn and Cutter, Cincinnati. ELIJAH STEHF.N.-.
ad also faithfully and to the best of their respective atili-
lies, pertorm ine tunes 01 tneir orace, wintu nam or auiriuation may be a Imiaistered l them by any jude of the supreme, or president judge of the circa t courts of this State, ad ihonld oo such judge be io attendance at the opening of the sittine; of said convention, then by any officer of the connty of Mario a duly authorized by the laws of this Slate to administer oaths and affirmations. Sec. 11. The members of said convention shall eujoy the same privileges in going to, attenJin; npon, and returningfiom said convention, that members elected to, aud attendlor 00 the General Assembly are entitled by law. Said
convention shall be the judge of lha elections, returns and qualifications of Its own members ; it shall possess the same power to adopt roles, eipel member for disorderly conduct, aud punish contempt, that are now exercised by either Honse of tho General Assembly in similar cases. A miioritv of .tho aoembera shall constitute a quorum to do bu
siness, bat smaller number may adjourn from day to day,
and Uke measures to compel attendauce ol absent memtaers. And the president, members, and secretaries of the convention shall be allowed the nse of Die book in the State Library, in the same manner and npon the same condition
that the members of the General Assembly are allowed the nse thereof.
Sic. 12. In case of death or resignation of any member of said convention, the Governor of tins Slate shall issue a writ of election, directed to the sheriff or slierifls of the proper counties, directing special election to be held to
.T ' 1 fill auch vacancy, in the same manner now prescribed by
r r 1" y law for supplying vacancies in the Genedal Aasembly of
im w w. , ... ...... T-L- - 1 e . . i .k.ii ii.
Ulla totale. 111a uirmuwrs ui saai ivhtcuuuh ,v.,.
i tiurs of said convention, und shall be allowed like com'
pensation for llieii travel as members or the ueneral Assembly are allowed by law, and tbeir secretaries, officers, and
cipiaio hi. services require ,t. d hij ac.ua.,y .llendin- upon the sit-s-x 14 Tti lrnat.aa shall htt svsmnt frnm WOrk in s on ' . ' .
roads and paying road tax during their continuance in office. .1 sTij-a W . 11 1 .1 . 1 a a J a t srT a
-yw' same compensation as the of-
t. larnisneacii lowBsnipwnn so 000. .no ,orm. 10 & f fa G AMemb, cf lhl. tflU ,re ld for as wen. t ss a. TLa Kaw m sa ta sea SA trial ami t IS tea a.aef f A KaSs tSk If-f fl" S A II t
.ow r. ' ' - siruiUr serviees ; which pay, together with the pay or a
.. .... stsn.T , - -" v " - " competent stenogrsulier to report their debates, which stefeast fln M . n i-a aa adltrti nlT tA ths nraVlftlAfs f.f filial MCl. tt . F ....
u ,. v 1 j V e j , r .r . ,u it nographer shal be appointed by the Uovernor lor that pur.n be Ul-dntyof .d auditor U .appoint three "' ; L, with tlio other expense, of lb. eoov.ntion, shall b trustees who shall 1. all respects be 1 by the pro- preilldenT of the convention, and shall be ed " " 7 regularly . hj t TteJ.artT of lhi, Suu 0O tlle wmrnat of th, sU. 21. Itball be the duty of the serai s. pervers to Adg 'geUry otgute. and .11 other officer, in report to the board c - trostee. ,n their re.pecUve townships J convention with all such pat the. .nnual meeting m June.whrch report .hall be .11 Bt. ..ati.tiCB, information, copies of record.
w.repor?reLquirtoia.a.arrTwc.r. , .. their epomwmiou. as the
JENTLE.MEMS OUTFIT. ClON'ISTINU ef kid, beaver, and bockakia gloves, cravats and stocks, shirts sad drawers, socks, hats and caps, comforts, sns.
penders, etc., sll of which I will sell cheap for cash.
decgq IV". I.. AKUET. G EÖ R GTT PRAT T ' S
1HERICAX and F0RE1CX NEWSPlPEIt iDVERTISIXC
And Subscription Agency, Jio. 116 Nassau Stsiet, (orrosirs Bislb Horas,) jolyl6 Jf K W YORK.
To Country Merchants! J. LITTLE &. CO.,
Wholesale Sealers ::? Staple and Fanej Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoe, Hats, Cap, Notion, and Trimming,
VRE now receiving and opening the larrett stock of Kprinsr and Slimmer Irv Uoeds ever hroucht to this tuaikst,conpri-
sins every description ef foods generally kept ia H'koietale Homes, and
ia variety aad style will compare favorably with any ia the Westers
cities, aad al prices as low aa the caa be bought wsst of lbs moon tains.
HATS. CAPS. SOOTS. SH0F.S. TRIMMWt.'S A-YD JfOTIOXS,
Lt.UHORX, P A.KAMA, AXD PALM LKA F MATS AXD BOXXE TS.
Give as a call, aoJ we will take pleasure ia showing ear stock, and
believe we caa ofler sack inducements as will make it year interest te
bay of as. Wo take ia exchange for goods all kinds of Cocstst Paoorca. may-23 J. LITTLE b Co
1 UT REC LIVE I), from Philadelphia, a full and complete stock of
aJ
Figured and plain Cushion Cloths, scarlet t'trerht Velvet, f.f'd Ratinett, plain snd named Curtain Cloth. Curtain Frames, Oil Carpet, drab Cloth aad haltiaelt, Patent Leather, Coach and Carriage Laces in great variety, Fringes, Tassels, Brass and Silver Globe Lamps, Brass Bands, Brass aad plated stiff and fall-down Handles, bashers, fcc,
fcc. Oval Iron, with all other Otmare Iron, in onr large stock, ea hand
and eenstaatly receiving. Alto. Carriage tarings and Axles, together
with a general stock of Hardware, Cutlery, Toolt, tic, at the sign of
the Big Padlock and Cooking Move. jolytG U9 KELLOt;0 tt YANDES
JAMBS SALCONBB. JAMBS HIOHlT.
INDIANAPOLIS MARBLE "WORKS.
rwlllE nnderaicned thankful Tor oast favors, would solicit a conttna
I anon ef tbe patronage of the citizens of Indianapolis and vicinity,
as ther are prepared to execute all kinds ot Monuments, Tomas, orare
stones and Mini let. of the best ErTPtian. Italian and American mar
ble, which ia point ef esecatioa cannot be surpassed, and wbicb they ...hlnl ta moll at oricss that will defy competition.
riaos ef Moan met It aad Mantles can bs seea by calling at the snop
near ths Railroad Depot. All work ta Ohio Iieestone and ternon
limestone for building and other purposes, executed promptly, and ia set-erior stylo.
They Lsve lately received aa addironai ttocs 01 v ermont maruie, and are ia daily expectatioa of a large quantity more, which is on the way. They hare slso made arrangements with aa agent in Philadelphia, from whom they will receive any and every kiad of marble that
may be contracted lor tiers, at snort notice.
Indianapolis, Feb. 7. fAlA;u.titK a- iiu.iir.1
Storage, Forwarding, and Commission uu.-iness.
TKOV, N. Y
rTMIE Subscribers are transacting a Ueneral Storage, forwarding,
Ä. anA Product Ceataaisstea Business, and hate rented the Ware-
honta and Dock, recently occupied by Mr. Horace Harrington, foot of
Adams Street. Tbev are prepared to receive, sell, and forward all de
scrmtions of Prooerty. la any direct ion. Their facilities for transact
ing the above basinets are ample, snd being Agents for THF. EASTF.RX AXD SOC THt RX PACKERS,
Will aahl than st sll timea to be prompt ia forwardinc froperty.
Ths usual facilities are offered oa coaaignment of Mercbsndiae und
Produce, lor sale in Troy or any other market.
1 nij.tl.to clla sen as, vvs., oct51y H' River Tt., and at Dock, foot of Adams fit. WILLIAM J. PEASLEET ATTOHMLY AXO COl'XSCLLOU AT LAW, IXDIAXAFOUS, IXD1AXA.
WfTILL attend ia person te all Business intrusted to his care, in the
W counties composing the iih Judicial Circait, and in the l sited
States, Circuit, and District Courts, and in the Supreme Loon. Otiice over Morrison at Talbott'a Book flora.
TVs TTACA I LA Y'S Enirland, Harper's be.t edition, at 73 tta.
jper vsl. mayiii jiubmto.i t..twt . .
finite Kea Lions, sr Ths Last SeaUre, by J. Fennimore Cooper. I msrie WURBItfON ft TALBUTT.
Mllll OIL. rpiIE best quality of Lard Dil can be found at
X deca
TOS Giingos ; or sn inside view of Mexico and California, with J wanderings ia Peru, Chili, and Polynesia, br Lieut. Wise, V. S.
I.OOO DOLLARS REWARD IB eflered to any ess whs wi.i prod are ene-halfof the assoent of so a Stse certificates of rosmvi cares of pisbasbd Lrsas as Dr. ktgtTM'i Compound Syrvp of lÄreruort ind Tar, A safa and certain cure tor Consumption of ths Luncv. e'piitins o Blood, CoUA-hs, Colds. Asthma. Pain in ins Side. BronctaiUa. Waaov-
ing Cough, and all Pulmonary ArTectioaa.
TAH. Thit article it now aniverially acknowledged to be the mos' bsalisg and ethcient spplicstios for diaeaaei or deeayiBg lusra, or any Dortios al the Heshy er muscular parte of the bumaa body. Ita medic mal and pressnra'.ivs qualities were understood by the early Cgvpuaas ia ths early ages of the world; and no doubt now rusts among scientific men, that tbe preparation ased la lbs smbaltumant of bodies, was composes principally of this ingredient. In later ages it was found to be is universal ute among tbo aborigines ef America, and at Ibis day it is their principal and, ia fact, only medicine for aa unsound state ef the langt, or ary approach to it. These who are acquainted with the history ot
this hardy race of men, know that a pcath rao rotsramos is ea-
kaowu among them! Tbo medical facvlty ef all cosnuiea sppesr te have become aware of the great healing properties ef this article and
are new introducing it ia their practice. Dr. Bnchaa of Lngtaad, ut. Crichton of rU. Petersbaryh. Dr. La Prienrs of Pans, snd the ditiago i shed Dr. Cooper, have beeu in tbe habit ef combining tt with ether articles in their prescriptions, and with entire ascceta. 1.1 vi; 1 1 won- r. Thr plant has for many rears been found lo be of tinrular virtue ia the ears of sfl'ections of ti e Ijvcr. Msrs recently it was scertaised that it possessed greater powor is atvastinc ülaadinc st the Lnra, toorba of s chronic character, etc., and of essential service is Sil sie eases ef a pulmonary ch leader. EXTRACTS FROM CERTIFICATES, Which caa be seea ia fail by calling ea the Agent aad geuisg a
pamphlet. Mr. Adam Harris, assistant sorieoe C P. lary hospital. New York, ssft: Dr. Rogers's Liverwort sad Tar cored a cae of the most distressing astiima of twenty si 1 years' standing. Adam 11 a aus. Cabriel Whitehead, Esq., of Cincinnati, says: I had the consumption!! attended with the most distressing couah, and discharred several tjuats of blood from the limrt, and sll siy friendt and phrsiciafit gave at sp to die; yet a lew bottles of Dr. Kogen's Liverwort snd Tar restored me te perfect health'.! CanstEL WHi-rsHsae. t-wors te and obacribed hefor wie this 30tn slay ef Xeraaibel, lf47. Hesst E. hrcsrcB, .Mayor olX'incinaati. Mrs. Eggatt resides en Lonxworth street, between Elm aad Plats, Cincinnati; says that she has been consumptive for the last six years, aad durine the last rear all reanediee tailed. Ceaih, anosl distressing.
cold night sweats, heclia fever, cold chills every dsy. dcbilitetad snd reJoced to a mere skeleton, and the Hood now settled tarier mt sails, and my lungs ulcerated both externally and intsrnal'y, and my phyaicisa now called ia a celebrated lung ooctor, who aaid that titers was ns bops ef my recovering, rtiai of my friends railed is to lake teeir last leave!!! With a faint hope I ton commenced taking Dr. Rogers's Liverwort snd Tar and what a lisppy change, i sow eiijof better heahh than I have since I wsa fourteen years of are, and bavs raised in flesh from ninety te one hundred nnd forty pounds within is last
three months. We, the nndersignad, deacons of the first congregational chnrrh. sr acquainted with and visited Mrs. Eggart during her sickness, aad believe the above statement te be trae. JOHS .M KLARST, 11. K. Lb a vitt. For further information we refer te Rev. Mj. lioyntoa, paitor of Ibe above earned eharch, of w hich Mrs. Eggart is a member. Mr. S. 8. Thompson, drnreist of Crawfordstrüle. Ind., says Mrs. Ilanter, ofthat place, was in the last stare ef consumption, and givea ap by her phyairians te die. r-he waa entirely restored te health by the ate of Dr. Ro.ers's Liverwort and Tar. Mr. Benjamin Gardiner, ef Hamilton county. Ind., writes. May, let.
lHty, aa tollewt: My son was to lar gone wita ceesamotton, thai ae looked more like tbe dead thaa the living, every hope el recovery hav. ing been givea up. Yet by the nse of Dr. Roger. l.uerwort aad Tar, he immediately begaa to improve and ia a short time was restored le perfect health. IIkmamis litt:.. I do hereby certify that I was the a.tending physician of the sou of Sir. liardiner, whose statements are ttnetly true. I sow ase Dr. Rogers's Liverwort and Tar ia tsy practice with 'he happiest effects. A. kons, M. 1. Mr. K. C. Poire, druggist, ef Maditon, la., states that Ir. Rogers's Livei wort aad Tar has made some very remarkable cores among hia owa acquaintances, snd that it it the only patent medicine that he recommends. Justice Fir.ch tart I had the consumption with a most distress lag
coagh, sad was continually spitting blood. 1 was satirsly cored by tbe ase of Dr. Rogers s I j vers ort aad Tar. J. I-' wen. Hob. Jsdgs Wm. Burks, late Postmaster of Ciacinaati for mors tbaa twealy years says: Tbe atatemcal ef J attics Fiach ts eat it US to the fullest confidence of the public. I caa fully corroborate what he hat said, having ased ths medicine myself. (Signed) Wat. Bfaxx.
I The wife of Rev. Ceorge Msley says: I had suffered with diseased I lungs for several years. 1 toesul Dr. Boson's LjTerwott sad Tar a most valuable medicine, and would stron.ty recommend it lo those suf
fering wnb diseased lungs. iaBah MaLSV. Be iure and auk for Dr. Roger'' liverwort and Tar. For sale by Dayid Craighead, and Tsmlintoa Brotbsrs, Indianapolis Indiana. dcc31tf
GOULD &. MACC RACKEN, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
IROX, XAILS, STEEL, ANVIL?, SPRINGS, Vr.,
asd ivteoBTxas or ENGLISH AND GERMAN HARDWARE, P. W. Coxvbb Piixt ft Walhitt cts., joae"9 CIXCIXNATI, OHIO, IJIIV GOODS.
aTI-'R stock is aew complete. Having beea bought mostly for cash
if vt are sore of pleasing ia rsiatiea lo qualities and prices. We
respectfully solicit a call from cash customers no credit. aprt7 KM ITH ft HANNA
"IT RON, Nails, Catlings, Anvils, Vices, Blackamith's Bellows, Sledges
ste., Lliptic fpnuga, iroa Axels, fcc, ce. KtLLtXKJ ft YANDE3. feb25 Miga of ths Big Pad'ork.
conven-
brta. Tho "h7 J"'1 f" "-"""" J " " , tiss msy nlrr or rrquir . isd ,t .hall be the doty of the J.tennof eaid board of t! JV ' mn with " och andoor tbo amouot of road Ui .worked out in the township, üener AwmW whiIe in M. aOTd.Bf t. tbo aioo, wlilch sl.all be paid for oa the eert.fic-te of the pre.ikteli, , no... to, .mooDt be nd r.v. tho P coutiont expensei ct the
ireasarer OI nis towoeui is uiucr ita uio vuuuiv suuitur iui
ir n ...r J i i
, . - -,i,j t s... .... souse ot ixepresemaiives are uow utiu oy uw. the amoant of road tax collected by tbe county treasurer tl J. r j ..j.j " . ' " .. . . ,, . ,.. ,. Sac. 14. The roll eoDtsiiniie tho draft of tho ameoded for tbe towDohip, to do drawn oy said township treasurer' ... . . , i . jaud allied byPthetoRriiip trustee, to b,ld.n. bridr. aUUtUou dopUd b, '..id conveutlon ... Ihe proeeediiigs rr'r" J r , of ssirl rnnnt., ak Ka raiinaiteH hv lha riresu'ent and
anV Ki..h. . .. u - - - I j I
; secretaries thereof io the otfice of the Secretary of Slate,
. . - I 1 . 1 1. I s, .
sad Dorenasin? toois to wora uie puo:ic roaas ana niija- ;
ways io said township. f-rc. 23. It shall bo the duty of s-id county auditor to open an account current with each townahip treasurer in aid eon nty, as is now provided bylaw with the different supervisors ; and that all laws requiring; said auditor to keep accounts with aaid supervisors bo and tho same are hereby repealed. Ste. 24. That it shall be the duty of the several town
aalslsm as. s.a. It sa tn keen sa rstmT'nr-A fit mt r k at t tA Hranfia.- tmCmrA n v
f nniri., .nrh Hot;. f sk! , Governor of this Male
IV UIV M V lajtw us w-a was saw -j ts wwtiaffj -wvss at"ive sea Mjwe coo nty recorder, and receive the same fee. therefor. ec 25. That all laws and parts of law. coraine; within the purview of this at be and the aame are hereby repealed. Tb'i. act to be in force from and after its passage. G. W. CARR. Speaker of the House of Representatives. JAMES H.LANE, President of the Senate.
Approved Jauaary 12, 15().
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
AN ACT to provide for the call of a Convention of the people of the State of Indiana, to revise, amend, or alter the Constitution of said State.
WfiriKAi, An act was passed by the General Assembly of
this Slate, st its last session, to provide for taking the sense of the qualified voters of the Slate, on tho propriety of calling a convention to aller, amend, or revise tho con titoiion'of this State, approved January 16, lbl'J: And whexcas, a large .nsjority of all the vote, gives) at said . sVeifosi was it '..or of lioliiloo; aaid convention : And wBtacas, u Va tV- duty of the representative, of the people, promptly :-n? wl'hout delay, to provide for carrying that pnblie will, ll as expressed, into immediate effect: Therefore, Steno 1. Be ii e'.itHJ by the General Gut mild of the Stmt of Iniiantt. Tstt fine citizens of this State qus'iS-J by law to vote for av-r.ibers of the General Assembly, shall rneet at Iheir respect. ve place, of holding; elections in the eventl counties of this State, oa Ihe first Monday in August next, and proceed to elect delegates to constitute a convention, for the purpose of considering the constitution of thia State and making such amendments to, alterations of, and changes in the same, a. they deem proper, which snssumrsts shall afterwards be submitted to a vote of the people of the State, to be by them ratified or rejected. Sxc 2. The said convention shall consist of a Bomber of delegate, equal to whole number of member, composing tne Senate and House of Representatives of this State, who ah all be apportioned in the same manner that members of the General Assembly shall then be by law apportioned, and they shall be chosen in the same method, at the same places, and by the same electors that choose the General Assembly, and alt person, entitled ta vote by th a act for delegate., shall be entitled to a seat in said convention : Pnrided however, That tbe legt.1 voters of Hamilton county alone shall elect tie senatorial delegate in the senatorial district composed of the) con d ties of Hamilton, Boon and Tipton : And provided farther. That the counties of Daviess and Mertia shall elect one delegate each separately, instead ol two delegate, jointly, as above contemplated la thi. section. Sic. 3.t That said election when not otherwise provided for by this es t, shall ia all respect, be conducted, and the poll book kept ia tho manner prescribed by law for the
who shall rile the aame. and cause said constitution to lie
entered of record ia hi. otTice ; and aaid convention may robmit one or more cf the amendments, which they may propose to the constitution, as tiistinct propositions to be voted npon separately or together, as to them may seem expedient. Sec 15. It shall be the duly of the Secretary of State,
so soon as the aame is recorded in his tfTiL-e, to deliver to the
cerlltied copy of said smeuckd
constitution, v. ho shall, ou the meeting of the General Assembly of this State at its next session, lav the s ime before
tbem, and it shall be the duty or the aaid laeneral Assembly to pass all lawa neeestary and proper fur submitting the same to the qualified .voters for their approval or rejection, and also for organixaag the government under Ihe amended constitution, in case it should bo adopted and ratified by such voter.. Sec. 16. It shall be tbe duty of the Secretary of St.it to immediately cause three thousand copies of Ibis act, and the appendix berriualtrr provided for, to be printed aud forthwith forward by mail, not le. than tweuty nor mora than thirty copies thereof to the clerk of each of the counties iu this tate, who shall cause the sheriff of the county to deliver one or more of said conies to each inspector of elec
tions in said county, and said clerk hall certify to the sheriff
that the delegates aio to be elected, aud the said s lenU shall give notice of the said election in the same manner now proviJrd by law iu regard to the election of numbers of the Ueneral Assembly of this State. - - frc. 17. It shall be the duty of ths Secretary of State to prepare and have printed blank forms of Ihe caption of the poll books, and the returns required of the inspectors and judges of elections, the certificates required of the county eai'vssserj, clerks aud sheriffs, and all other forms required by this act, and which may be necessary and proper to car
ry the aame lu'.o full f licet, which shall be udJed by way of
appendix to this act. And it shall be the daty of the clerk in esch county to cause a suitable number of b'ank fo mt o! poll book, with proper caption, and form of the returns required to be made by the inspectors aud juiige. of the election to be made ont, conforming thern to those prescribed by the Secretary of State, and deliver them to Ihe sheriff of the county, and said sheriff shall, at least twenty days previous to ihe election, deliver oue or more copies thereof to each inspector of electishs in tho several townships iu the county, Sec Tili- et to hke effect and be in furco from and aftee its passage. O. XV. CARR, Speaker sf the House of Representatives. JAMES If. LANK. President of the Senate. Approved January 11, 1SÜ0. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
AN ACT authorising the transfer of the liena of mechanics, aud others, in buildings. Sir. 1. Be it enacted tg (Ae Central Auembly of the State of Indiana, That carpenters, joiners, brick and stonema
sons, plasterers, turners, painters, brick makers, lumber merchants, and all others performing labor, or furnishing
materials lor tbe construction or repair oi any building, who
hall procure a lien arperstely or jointly npon the
VOL'XCi'S l.MHRUVEH FATK.XT S.Y1LT AU MKKKM.NU MACHINE.
THE snbtcriSer having pnrchased of Rob. M. Demptef bit right to the Urals of Indiana in the a bote pttent, will Continus to naanufasitnre tbe anachinea at Indianapolis, and will warrant them to perform
better thaa anr other ef the kiad now ia ase. There are about WO
machines sold in dillerent paits of the Plate, giving the utmost satis
faction. Orders for machines matt be addressed to T. K. CASE, dftw Irear-decll Iadianaiwlis, Ind. hoS . kts O"io. STi lis t I
C1TRAW and Shell Gimp, While Pamela, 1-acaTsscan (rolled edge)
English Rntlsnd, Yacen'sows London Straw, Extra Londoa (r'ld edge), Porcapine do., (,'hina Pearl, French Lace, colored do.. Florence
braid, t lain, and relied edge Bonnets : alto, Misses' anil Infants' Bon
sals aad Flau, ef every description ; jb.t received at aprlli IIORNf.
UKl .HIIKS, UAaKrlTS etc.
MAXt'FACTL'EED at the Indiana Inst ate for ths Education o the Blind, and for sals l holeaale and Retail, all kinds of Wit
low Basketa, Wagons, Cradles und Chairs, together with s vsrietr ef
('loth, Hmr, hcrub, Hat, r lesb, raiat, .Dusting, b weeping, t-hoe and
hitewa.h Brushes.
Tbe above named articles are all warranter) to be of ths best ma serial and workmanship, and will La furnished at ths lowest mar
ket prices.
AU orders from Country Merchants snd others at a distance, ad
dressed to the (Superintendent ef the Institute, will meet with prompt
attention. jan-i9 rVntmelcnpj.J
STEAM EXC1XB MAMFACTORV, FOR a RIST AXD SAW MILLS.
N'JINES eaa be had aa cheap, warran'ed as perfect, and operate
ns well as anv ever brusrht to thia, er aurrountting conntiea. W e
bol..lr assert that our work cannot be eurtiassed br anr. V e will build the engines, and set them np as purchasers mar wi.b. Enquire
for tha "New Founder?," between Moms at brother's ware-house sail the Depot. IVa f-jraish with or with without BoiLsas, as may snit
AU Sleds or Casttugs sonstanuy on hand. aprlli WATSON. VOOKHEE3, fe CO,
IIANNAMAN'S.
kTKlM..ts. AM WATER Tl'BES.
TrELUEU WROLUHf IRON TL'BEi, from J te 4 Inches bore,
V aad from S to 13 bet long, capable of sustaining internal prea r frost AIM to 2.VM1 lbs. Der suu are inch, with Tttt, k looms, Crses-
ts. Stop Cocks, Ckei k Faires, and other fittings, connecting br screw
ALSO
r.f.DF I tUOS I U KS, Far locomotive, Boat, and other
Steam Ungtne notiere. Manufactured and for tale hf MORRIS, TAPKER at MORRIS, Ottice Third and Walnut Ht reels,
julrlrj Philadelphia. Penn.
CARPETING, Kl GS AC. Extra Superior Ingrain all Wool Carpeting, F.traSne do. do. do.. Fine sie. do. do., Cotton warp, all wool tilling, do., Venitian flair do.. Cotton Ingrain do., lo. half oo., u Mu d... VT... ul. Dni Rmbosaed Table Covers, te..
For.al.br ' aprll OLIVER TOL'ciEV.
ARIF. AMTOIXSTTE. OF FRAXCE, br John 8. C. Abb tu
At jol6 1IASI3 KJtAl-n.
n. at. rowAH. thos. at. DXKBBS. B. A. SfALDiao. s. P. araUHNta.
COW A UYUEIIS, V SI'ALUIN;, (?acceliors to Martin Ai Ftockwell.)
Factors, CotnmisioB and Forwarding Merchants
No. 109, TCH0UP1TOI LAS ST., NEW ORLEANS. Refer te A. Haaaisox, Esq., Indianapolis. novit 3m DOMESTICS.
LEACHED and Drowa Mashes, llnllings. Tickings, Ringhams,
Jeans. Tweeds aad Kaltinetts. jn.t received and lor sal) st grest 9 .. t U U A a., tt' L' I I S. J'l ft
qargjine, maris s. ai. a es v.
-sa""ar il'AI "Li-: 1. . .N ti L.A. III is. 1st and iid volnsiea.
lf Another auiplrattbe vers Ins pries sf ,5 cents per volume,
lor ths bett edition published bj Mai per öl h rotners. sodOa MORRI.-O.V k TALBOTT.
""WÄSttU!"
EATHER3, Rags, Rinenr, Hceswai, Tow and Flax Linen, Rag
beat qualilv, independent of the Sulphur Murines, and tbe falls and
Bulphur Springs.
Okoboktow b, hi., October SO, lrMB.
Pit, MIHTIS'S (OMPOI XD SVIU I OF WILD
IIKItIC V.
ry Hl.S Compound is ons of the best remedies ever offered the pnblie X in Cougkt, whether ati.ing from Voids, ot the H'hooving Couth.
or that dreadful tnaladr. Consumption. Few remedies, ia ihe short time it bat been before ths pnblie, have eflected so maajr eures. The
proprietors are every dar receiving orders for it at a distance, and ia this citr, in which they have been highly gratified te obeorve its good effects. The Hiahop of the Proteatant Episcopal Church of Maryland
(she Right Rev'e W. R. Whitlincham) has authorized as to saf he bat ased it ia his own person with decided benefit; and oar Medical frier.ds do not scruple to recommend it ss one of the best remedies in Con-
sumption. Bronchitis, Asthma, ale., which they have sver mst with. Ths following is from a highly respectable Physiciaa oa Kent Island,
whom ws mads acquainted with the preparation :
Ksirr Islahd, (Md..) Juki S3. W.
Da. Ms axis Dtar Sir: Since my return home, I prescribed yonr
Sprup of H'tld Chtrrp ia set eral cases; one ia particular, a ease ol Asthma of long standing, runout 12 years,) a neighbor and patient ol
mine. Her disease has never beea benefitted by any Medicine which
shs hss taken, and for the Isst yesr or two she has beea confined ea
tirely to ths house. I do not know that she has had a good night's rest
for a long time, bot since she commenced taking yonr medicine, rand she has only taken ons bottle,) she is enabled to go to bed aad
sleep all night. I think the Medicine will make a perfect cure of her, and shs is determined to give it a fair trial. Her husband. Mr. Rhod-
erick Lanes. son, is a merchant here, and aays if yoa will send hi
some of it, be will act as yonr agent, l ours, Ace,
MAatCBL llAtns, M. V. MARTIN & WHITELVS NATIONAL TONIC. A Certain Cure for Fever and Ague.
Ia our rummer and rail montha maay sections of onr eosntry are
prostrated by this disease. It has beea onr particular study to nod eat
some remedy to stop this trnly dreadful scourge, and think by thit set entitle compound we have eflected this desideratum. Read the lollow
ing esrti Seals :
I O WHattaK fACTOBY, near Baltimore, I April 6th. 18.
Messrs. Martin & TThitelp.OentUmm: It is with sincere pleasure
I am able to give mv evidence in favor of yonr valuable "Xatiouai Ton
sr. Ilaving been troubled lor nearly tour years wita the Ague and
Fever, I tried almost every thing I beard of. but nothing seemed to sive
me any permanent relief, until a few months ago, I pnrchased from one
of your agents (.Met srs. Jos. bhane hi Co.) a bottle of roar Tonic, and
after giving it a fair trial, I am to my great satisfactioa certainly cared
and have no hesitation ia recommending it te all persona afflicted with
Ague and rsver, as tne best remedy known.
JOSATH ULATFIl.Tia.
For sale by Wa. HAWAMAN. Indiana ole Agent.olis. aov
as i. . ü. p.i i i; i (iinhi.Mi mo, i:. inruovi:i.
fTVJlE subscribers oRer to the puhlio 4 sizes of a new pattern of
I Buck s Patent Cooking rHove greatly improved, which they eon
Silently assert te be not only tho best baaing stove la ase, but tbe
most compact and beautiful Cooking rHove ever offered to the public
Ita capacity for baking ,which in tbe old Back's cnove eiceeded eve !
Other.) has bees greatly increased by the additioa of another ovei
which enable, it te bake at one time twice as mach as ordinary cook
ing stovss. Being mads airtight, and having dampers, tha lire can bt
regulated to suit every occation. Thota who wast a good Coekini
Btove, one that it simple and satily managed, and one that can be re
lied apoa. sbenld try this new stove, as it cannot fail to please
We warrant the Move to give satisfaction, and we can refer le hna
dreds of families which have them io ase. If, npon trial, the purchaser should fail te be pleased with the operation of ths stove, we will take
It back, and refund the money
We have on hand the largest and best selected stock of stoves ever brought to this market, consisting of f mamas Cooking Starts o( lb late.t and mo.t approved patterns, 10 plate Cooking Hove., very heavy
plate, 7 plate btove., several sizes, one size to take 3 feet wood, tu it a
ble for churches and school houses, box Stores, and airtight (Moves.
The celebrated Mtanley's and faratoga airtight Pallor Stoves, the two
most beautiful patterns of airtight stovss la the market.
Ia addition to tha above we manufacture and keep constantly on
hand, a general assortment of Tin-work, which we oner at W holetali
and Retail at very low prices. We are prepared to do all kinds of
Copper work at the shortest aotice. C it J. COX, tepSO Washington St., west of Meridian " - p ,, "K J K tix yX BRASS AND BELL FOUNDER, Front Street, Cincinnati.
dev6
For sale by
DAVIrf RAY.
Navy
SI DON! A THE SORCERESS: the anpposed destroyer of the w bote reigning ducal bouse of fomevania, by William Meinbold. J at
received by dec? HOOD It Noll I.E.
I S) El
IV and reminiscences of tbe bonof-a-lientleman, in the merchant service; hy Herman Melville, dec? MORKIrHN h TALBuTf.
M
fc.UOIUS of u I'll aiclHI.. Hy Alexandre Dumas.
MOKKltO.'N X TALBOTT,
dec 5 West of Browning's.
NEW CHEAP CAfli STOKE! KITCHEN &. BLAKE, AT THE S1U.Y OF THE G0LÜEX BEF HI FE,
Two doors rest of Browning's Hotel. Washington street. I
A RE aow receiving a very large stock of Maple sand I'sancy fJry Ciood, selected in Philadblphia with great care, lot
hs rpring and rummer trade, among which srs all tho newest styles ot
fine Dress Goods, tiinghams. Lawns, Prints, Trimmings, Gloves, Mitts,
Bonnet hibbons, rrena Worked Collars, branding do.. Head lira. sea. Bonnet Taba, Lace Capes. Cull's, Ties, bcarfa. bilk bhawls. Crape do..
Cotton and Linen Laces and Edgings, Jaconet and Mull Edgings ana
Intertings, fans, French Lace, (imp. Jenny Lind. LlnnstaMe. Parmela.
Straw, and Lexhorn Bonnet., Flowers, fcc. I
Also, btriped, Flaid, and Mixed Cottonade., all color, and qualities.
Summer Cloths, Mohairs, Montereys, bilk Codrinsions, French Cash weretla. Plain, b'riped, and Plaid, Bleached and Brown Linen, Drill-
ings, ettin.-a. Plain and t ancy t aasimere., Doe bkm do., bopenor
French -lolh, 4, 5, ft, and 10-4 Cotton and Linen Sheeting., large stock Ingrain Carpets,- assorted qualities, splendid assortment Paraeola, fee. ;
Making one of the largest stocks of goods ever ottered in this market.
All of which will be sold very cheap for cash. Give as a call before buying, if yoa want bargains, as we srs determined to sell as cheap, if
not cheaper, than any other Honse la the city.
Ji. B. ns charge made for showing goods at tbe sign of the Golden
Bet Hive. mar-!3
GREAT lMPROVEMEXT IS FLASIltO, TOHOOSIMO, AKD OBOOVIXO LI HBZS. Joseph P. Woodbury' Patent Planing Machine. THE subscriber having received Letters Talent for a stationary Cutter, Planer, Tongueing, and Grooving Machine, new ofi'ers for sale machines and rights to use the same. The machine will plane
b,0H) net of boards to any uniform thickness, in one hoar ; producing
abetter hnithed surlace than it is possible to plane by other means aow known, not excepting the hand plane, and is peculiarly adapted to ulane and joint clapboards, or weather boarding, and will do the work faster snd better than any machine heretofore invented. This machine is so arranged that it planes the board with an anbroken shaving the w hole width and length of the material, and does not take more than two-thirds the power that is required to do aa equal amonnt of work by the Rotaiy Cutting Cylinder, now ia common ase. Ti e construction and organization of this machine is difterent fiom any other nowinaae. Communications forturtherprticularscheerfully responded te by addretting tbe subscriber (pott paid,) Boston, Mass. One ef the above planing machines may be seen ia operation by calling on the patentee. JObKl'H PY(M)DUL R V, may'Jtt'4'J-ly Border street, East Bo.toa, Mass. AT INDIANAPOLIS. fsjsilE undersigned have ettabliahed a new bosk bindery ia this city, J for the purpose of snpplying all orders they may receive for blank books of every description, and lo execute snch binding as they mar be favored with. They have secured tbe services of Messrs. Mass and Lass, two as good workmen as have ever been employed in this city, aad they feel confident that they caa give entire satisfactioa le all who may la or them with custom. The attention of Connty Officers is particularly solicited te tliit new arrangement, as ws srs prepared to furnish blanks tot them nf a very superior quality, and at thort notice. J. D. At A. DEFREEt. IIAHDW Alt!:; Ctl'LKliallaÖ.V''a; SnOkS. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ITH the enlargement of their rooms
Bells; i
B'
Uiied
To Fur in er und iluner of lloraeai.
'PI1E "HORi-E DOCTOUM OWN HOOK" ronlaiss the proper
a- modea of treating moat diseases of horses in the most approved manner, lbefaimer with this little book may save many hundred dollars every ) ear by managing his horses as here directed. Man? horses considered valueless, by stmt delect that they know net hew to euro or remove, may easily restore them to Iheir usual Usefulness br
treatise them as directed in thia book. Price 10 cents.
For sale by Toauxsoa B both a as, Wat. liaxsAMAN, and David
CBAllUISAD, of tins t ity.
Joseph Garratt &. Co., iih ass ami nr. i.i, foi nr.it s.
Mill Street, near the R'lil Rood Depot, Madison, Ind,
AM r At flKLKB of all kinds of copper, brats, sine, and
anti friction Lastingt ; rhurcb, steamboat, tavern, and band
steam, l-quor, sods, and Wat-r Cocks and Valve, of all descrip
tions; fasse, talt-wstl, and other Joints; speller bolder; copper Rivets.
Key biting and Lock repairing. Agents for Fire-proof bafes. Platform and other Scales and Beams.
M. B. Copper aad Brass will be takea in exchange. ectW
tiik .ni:xic.A .ritvf ill Ti Yi i: vr.
TS one of tbe greatest discoveries of the nineteenth century and will
be bsilsd br ths suffering snd afflicted "with joy anspeakabls." "VVhere thia LÄnissent is ssed pain cannot exi t.
borne of the most astonishing cares of gun-shot snd lanes wonnds
hsvs been performed in ths Mexican army with this liniment alons
It subdues inflammation, relieves pain, and heals np that worat sores in
si incredibls short time, ft poaaesaea tiertect control ever msscolar
irritability
Carpeting, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Egga, Whest, Oats, Flax bead, Whoever saw a Mexiraa with his limbs twitted out of shape by that
Applet. Shingles, Lumber, and st ill a few Irish Potatoes, for J m tat excruciating of ail diseases, rheumatism T He knows the infalla.
bis remedy snd uses it on ths first insidious spproacnes of tbs disesse and it cheeks it -m tbe twinkling of an ere ;" And whoever saw a Mexican horse with the spavin, ring-bone, splint, wind-gall, scratches poll-evil, sore back, or any other external com
plaints t 'I hey know the virtues of the liniment, and ther aever fnil
te ute it aa toon as tbey discover any blemish on their horses, and tbe
woonas are neaiea : If yos hare pain ia any part of your body no matter where, delay
sot s moment io getting a bottle of the Mexican Mustang Idniment ;
it win ae yoa good ; it aever tails to give aatislactioa to all who ase
It, bee a nse it performs what it promises. ho traveller should ever start oa a joarner without it
Every Family should be well supplied with it. How man? lives, and
those nearest and dearest to as, are yearly sacrificed, by not having proper and efficient medicines at hsnd ia eases of burns, scalds, cuts, bruises, sprains, fee. No steamboat should ever leave port without having their medicine
chest well supplied with this invaluable liniment.
which wo will sive Ihe hiebest market prices
spr.M J. M. B RAM WELL At
Co.
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O SfATL'ORY LA IV, A new work, containing an examination of adjudged cases en constitutional law, ander ths Coaatitutioa of lbs U. b., snd ths constitutions of ths respective btstss concerning Legislative Power. And also ths conaideratioa of the rules of law ia tbe construction o ftatntst and Constitutional Provisions. Jn.t received. dac23 MoRRlbOX fe TALBOTT.
B. J
R. Conkling.
C ing
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just received a sspplf , at
jan4
HA VIS at MAY.
XHtM, by Oliver Wendell Holmes, new and enlarged edition, le
be found at
E LA IN Ed 11 0
cents, this da received
dec 11
DAVLS 4: B.W'S,
claret
l'daines. from to V5
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'I'llE Life of Christ aud hia Apoitiea; by Rev. J. Fleetwood. 1 not 'JO MORRISON Is TALBOTT.
rATER Curs ia Chronic Disease; br Dr. t.ullr.
aov.tl MuKKI-ioN
DE Domestic Practice vl Hydropathy j br I r
TAI.tttlTT.
stitipir of I ncl.es exi'i.lilion li
he Dead bea and the Jxurdan, at '.Its DAVIS fe KAYH.
I I ST :i ;ir.P.-Hl!l anuli.rr
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I'JIF. CO
1 by Mist Pardoe, author of l.ouia XIV.
HF. COl HT AXO it A.7IS.V of Francis the First King of Fiance:
For sale be
ec4 DAVIS At RAY.
to tiif: laiiiix SATIN, striped, mo.! e and printed Barstes, Lawns, Linen, Ging, hams, itrt;ied Madona, Plaid Kulards, Trinted Organde., shaded and black Alpscss, Patsnt forded blurts. Bonnet Ribbons, French Wotk Collars, l'araaol'. Gloves, fee., just received, at sptl6 HORN'S, HXl.K or REAL KSTATK. rursuanl to aa order from ths Marion Probata Court, the andersigned, executor of the lau ill and testiinest ef Zenas i.ake, deceased, late of Marion county, bta'e of Indians, will expose for' sale at pablio Bsction. ia front of Hrowninsr'e Hotel, in the city of Indiana poiit, on ths loth day of February, lhjO. at 2 o'clock, P. M., the fob lowing described real estate, the property of said testator, to-wit: The equal and endivided three rill lis parts of frreional north-west quartos of section :4, township Id, ranre 3 oast, containing 179,11 acres. Terms of sale will be ons-lbnrtb in hand, one-fourth in six months on t -fourth in twelve, and one-fourth in eighteen months. Xotes with approved securely will be required, without any relief whaisver from valuation or appraisement laws, bearing interest from dais. Tbs premises srs beaattfollr aitaated about two miles north-west of Indianapolis, oa the east bink ef Whits Kiver, snd immediately os the Crawford. ville and Aafajrette Stale road. Oa the premise, there is a dwelling hosae, with lite neeoaaary ont-houaea, a good orchard and about -J0 acres in a high stats ef cultivation. Poateaaioa will bs givsa oa tbe first of March, lavs), haid premises will he sold subject lo all Incumberances. E. W. AAhlE, klrecutor Indissapolis. Dee. 17th, 1Pt9. 2month, weekly ' 'AISI DAI'Sri MENU and Boy's Cloih, Velvet and Plush Caps. Also, Children's Oriental bilk Velvet Turbans a beautiful article. Just received
oct I
HOR.NH.
I. V. Conkling.
R. CONKLING St. SONS, Türe White Lead and Patty .Hannfaeluren, Broadway, bet tree n Court and Hunt Sis, Cincinnati, Ohio, WE also manufactnre snd will keep constantly on hand, a superior quality of White Lead ground sxtrs tins, suitsble only for Tarier Painting and Finishing Work, warranted to give entire satis, faclio-i. Orders from a distaare promptly attesdsd to. sepSä
.MA (IHM: CUIUS AT iUAaISO., 14. TI1AVE on hand and for isle at A. Hendricks's Flies t-lore, Wood cock It Knight's Cm ton snd Wool Cards, at Cincinnati prices.
A liberal deduction will be made te those who leave their orders in Fall er Winter, te be delivered ths following feeing, or to those who
may at any time order considerable quantities thronen my agency. J. II. HENDRICKS, Agent.
N. B. Theae Cards are considered superior to sny mads ia the
Lnited States, by those using them. raam-wly
TTjr Ptincipal depot for ths l nited Si aids, at Dr. Rbaoo's Depot
id ramny medicine r-tere, corner ot I bird and Market streets. cH
New Stove Establishment! I) . sV C . II . MCNIOV,
EU leave most reaiiectfully te inform the citizens of Indianapolis
and its vicinity that they bavs opened their shop and store on
hington street, four doors east of ths South estt diagonal corner.
: l- l i i . I j L. I : n.- I. . ... . i
in tne ouiiuing lumicny tHrcupiee ur sin in or a v rigllt w Here iney In lend to keep constantly oa hand, a largs sasortment of atovea, of sll Ihe different psttems row in nse, nnd of lbs best quality. Also the mataCtctaring of copper and tia ware, which they will sell wholesale and let ail, at prices satisfactory. Also hbnse-gnttering dons ia the best and most approved style. Otvc ns a rail! D. & C. II. M. would al o intimate that they devote their entire attention to the alwvs business, and whils tneir charges are ia all
caaea strictly moderate, they trust not so ranch to mere lowneas of
prices, as to the durability of the article furnished, and their punctu
ality in execuilng orders, for securing tbe support of all who my favor
them with their patronage. tep'Jl-wfct-w-ly
soeaa cosauso.
WILUA WOOB.
ALTBBB OOC
t
CONKLING, VOOD & CO. .Manufacturers op
WHITB LEA. lt. LS AD. UTHABOB. Pi HI. WRtTIXO, 'IBS oajsB. rants whits, chbomb oaiasa. chbomb TBLLOW. CIIROMB BKO. PaSIS ORSSH. CH1KESS BIXB. ASSORTED colored rairrs. And Family Cider Vinegar.
North Side of Court Street, East of Broadway, Cincinnati. WE have ailopted the most approved method, as practiced by Eastern Manufacturers, in manufacturing Whils 1-ead, and will warrant it sqsal te any made ia the Cnited ftatea will warrant the qr.ality of each article we manafasvisre to be as good st say to be procured, and to give sntirs satisfactioa.
JZr Offered at ttwest prices oa usual terms, or discount for cash. Cash paid for Castor Beans and F'lax Seed, deciii-lr
FAXCV 1' .4 MM ME It KM. VPPLEXDID assortment of new and fashionable patterns, just reeeivedat Bugl HoR.Nri. (oltenades,! redt, und Summer 4'aasBlmerea A LARGE and beamlul assortment jnst opened, and for sale as cheap as ths cheapett. J. M. B RAM WELL It Co.
HI (CATJTITY. PITTPBL'FOIf, Fhoenberger's Jnniatta Iroa of all kinds, Cast Coring, Hlab, English Blister, and Americaa Hteel. hoenberger's Joniatta Nails aad fpikss, Hons tlioe, snd Wrought and Finishing Nails. Waldron's Grain and Graas Scythea. Swaths, and Cradles. Ames's Pbovelt, Grain Shovels, Manurs and Hay Works, Rakes e;o,. . Mill, X Cnt and Hand Saws, Broad anil Chopping Axes, Planes of all kinds, Plane Bitts, Cooper's Tools of all descriptions, 4;c., fcc. Te be sold low for cash. jHBell'49. ' ' KELLOGG Jt YANDE3, Siw th Big Padlock and Cooking Stout,
an
Aoms,
Mo., te whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale at TOBUtso Rrothkrs, D. Craiohead, and Wat. Has
Raman's Stores.
KELLOGG & YANDES. STOVES! STOVES ! ! STOVES! !!
"fsXTE pines first ia the enumeration Ihe Combination Air
ay I is; It I t OOUInir Stove, which has bees folly tested
We need only give a lew samea, of many, in attestation ol ita eood
qnclitiet, as having tried it, aad will ssy it it tbs bet itovs now is
ase:
Marios Cornrr. Samuel Merrill, Ilervey Pates, Wm. Quartes, Esq., Camuel Hannah, Treas. oftstate, Edward McUuire, Jesse Jones D ä Ward, J 8 Dunlop,John W. Hamilton, Auditor, Mrs E Gold, berry Daniel Ringer, Chat. Robinson, Arthur Vance, 'J'hos. E. Ilolbrook! Doct. I. Ross, R. Browning, John Utter. A. A. Louden, Deaf and' Dumb Aar lean, Inasns Asylum, John MvFail, Rev. F.C. iiolliday, J. Johnson, aad a large number of others. Hespric'SS CorsTT. James Dungan, Joseph Morris. Asa Rallard U L. I. . . D-H.nl. I. I ' J IL'.t . - . .... '
s rt Itiauut t... it siriuuiv, t.anit ii.rnrt, Hoben Donnard, Henry Rogera, Joseph Mendinall, Wm Little, etc., sic. HaaiLTOs corsrv Axariah Dunning, 8 Howard. J Williams J
Davis, liarnaby New by. James Treaier, .achariah Rees, Isaac Helms, iic, lie. ' Hasroca corsTT Chas G Atherton, Jesse A'len. William Anrick,
rami raocsifr, a are, t i'ri.ni, o.e., etc. Hooke ( ol an Henry M Marvin, J Rnmiey, II Miller. J Poencer f L.' . . L. - . klk....l.. I. V- I 1 , 1 . , . . -
r-iuiui, ur.. i si;u junat, jonainan ccotl, aYO., gee. Johrsos coi-RTt. fhilip Dsan, Isaac Voorbses, Jesse Hughs, Rob ort l.rons. tie., lee.
PtrrSAEt cocbtt. laaae Lawrence, J Smith, P Strader, C Call, J Davia, John favage, &e., fee.
Phklst copstt. Rout Hongh, D Pmith. Howard coitntt. Joieph D bharp, sheriff. A great variety of ether Cooking and Pallor Stoves, hy names as follows : Ha si aT np" Cooking Stove ; "Kurekas." do. do.; "American Kercrae Drafts do. do. 'M nlverse" do. do. uitelitancew do. do. 'Prriniura" do. do. 'CookH f avorite" do. t'o. Pat lor Stores, ia too great variety to enumerate here, embracing all styles of cast or abeet iron ; Dining Room Moves ; r-hop and Store Room Moves, and sizes from a meeting-house to aa S by IU
au ei wüte e vuer ery ns tor caan, and warrant the plates of
onr aiesea, ia araniu, troos aaie, irom cracaa ny nre, A-c ; if they ds not perforin right ia all cats., lo rsfuad the money, and take back the at eve. Oar tin snd copper business is still as soity ss ever prepared and happy to fill sll orders is the mo.t expeditions and perfect manner jnnsll KELLOGG It YAMDEs tkt H.g Padlock and Cooking Stove.
TO COIWTR.V MKRCIIAXTS.
TIT
1 V (extended to 120 feet depth their
S3 00 per annumSUO " 1 oo s 00 - 3 00 - 0 laj " 10 OU
subscribers havs increased largely.) their
siock of Hardware, t;utlrr)'a
AC, and are just receiving a large stock
Ol IKUX, XAILS, VASTIXUS, C.. dl
red from Pittsburgh, which, with their large stock of Ceoim and Parlor Stores, sf every aizs snd pattern, they offer very reapectftilly lo their old esatomera with
their thnnks, and ths pnblie generally, at
prices that tbey will make satisfactory, if
it is possible. 1 Hey earnestly solicit altee
Hon to their Stark nd l'ricea. 1'bey w ill sell as low as the lowest, aad
warrant their goods. They have facilues
to furnish heavy goods at river prices, ad ding freight only. Thanking country mer
chants for their former patronage, they de. ire them te give their present large stock aa inapectian. KELLOGG k T ANDES, febU Siga of the Big Padlock and Cookiag rHeve.
T
TEAM EXG1XES. Encourage Home Manufactorr. INDIANAPOLIS STEAM FOUNDER Y !
II E Subscriber is making STF.XM EXOt.YKS, and is prepared te
make sll tir.es that are needed is the country, and furnish the
Cast snd Wrought Iroa work for tnw or rloonng Mills, and fsrniah
Boilers for alt tbs Castings be manufactures, all at Cincinnati prices.
freirht added.
PARKER WHEELS, of atl tires for Saw and Flonrlng Mills os
hand, and made st abort notice.
CAST PLOi'OHS, of all sizes, ready mads Bt all times, amoag
which is the Long I lough much celebrated in Ohio, right and let!
hand; they art calculated to please all friends of the Cast Plough.
Points always oa hand, aad sure to ht all Ploagbs mads and sold here tofore br me.
Mill and Machine rp Casting!, of all kinds, on hand aad made te or
der, and fitted np ready for ae, at short notice. Plough Moulds oa hand, and made to order.
llolloic-u-art of all kinds oa hand, and made to order, and all other
kinds of Catlings on hand, or made at short aoticet all ef which rill
bs told at Cincinnati pricet freight addod. At nis old stand oa rsaB' sykvaaia street, nonh of Main street. aprl3 R. R. UNDER HILL.
CHEAT W ESTE K X DEI'OTH Washington Steam Foundry.
fit HE nndersigned having established a new Foundry in thit City,
I are prepared to manufacture ea the shortest notice, aad in the
neateat and most dnrable manner, all kinris or t. astikcb. Onr roua dry is a aew and splendid establishment, built last summer, and Sita
ated betweea Morris It Brother's Warehouse snd ths Depot; where ws can furnish Castings as CHEAP mark that'. we say as CHEAP ss
they caa be had at Cincinnati, Madison, or elsewhere. Our Castings cannot bo aurpaaaed for nealnete, cheapness or durakilitp, sa all whs hsvs tried them will sustain as in ths aasertioa. Ws keep constantly on hand the improved Peacock or Motin l'lough, and tbs
Celebrated II 111 Pa Improrrd I'lollaTll. Also, all kinds of
Hollow Ware, consisting is part ol Print Kkttlbs. Dutch Ovcsa, Stew Pots, r-riDCRS, Griddles, Odd Line, Stosb Pots, 4s. AUe
Duo lsosa, Sbootiiiso Iroxs, Waoo Hoxes, of all sizes. Also, Plocoh Points, to suit ihe Woods, snd Ki.su 's PLoruHS. la connection with onr Foundry is our MACH1XE SHOP, where we bate a vaiiety of Lathe, Tools, 4-c., and nre prepared lo -le all kinds of turning in Iron, from a shaft weighing 10 lbs. to one wei thing 1 pound. Our Machimsti are men perfrctly acquainted with their business, in all its branches. Farmers) lake Special Bailee t that we are prepared to make fite different kinds of Horst Powers for threshing, or threshing and cleaning wheat, all hp the tarn oik redes. We ara alto prepared to make three different kinds of fie p. aratora.viz: Pitt't, Townteud't. aad H hitman's Patents, all of wbicb are stationary. The Powers, Threshers, and Separators are the same Patents as those manufactured at Rochester, Jf. V., and Miamiasbarg, Ohio. Mr. JoaarH Watsos, w ho has manufactured the above Machines for the laat eight yesra at Miamiaaborg, Ohio, is now a partner in the Finishing hop, Foundry, fcc. It is needless for bs te say thai thoae Machinea are Hie beat ia the Cnited States. No other Mariuse csa be compared to them for speed and utility. Ons of the Machines will thresh l.-um 4 to SOU buabela of wheat in a day, ready for market. Alao rUea a Engines, with or without Hollers of sny size desirable warranted ptrfect, and te oiierate well. Saw and Unit Mill Castings ot sll kisds. Grate Kara, Fire Fronta, Ice. A law, the celebrated aad far-famed PAHKERU WATER WHEEL, kept cenatantly ea hand. Also, Cern-SarlTer, with Separators, to carry away the coin, bosks ke., and Clover Shellers that every farmer should have. We make Hand Lathes and Slide Lathes, of every deacrip.ioa. Horse Powers snd Thrashing Machines of all kinds repaired on tbe ahorteat notice. Iroa Plates and Taps of any size or thread. Screws for Hay Presses for any description of Press, from a IUW pound screw, to sny smaller size. Come one, come all, and ses that work can be does at cheap and as neat by as, as it caa be done in older cities. aprS WATSON, VOORIIEE3, It CO.
n A VING received a new additioa to my Fall and Winter stock ef Dry Goods and Notions, I invite the attention of those wishinx lo renew their stocks with Cloths, Catsirreres, Satinets, Tweeds Serges, Prints, and almost every other article ia tha lire rj. n- '
11..
Those withing to pnrchase at wholesale, are reg netted to give me s call aad examine my stock, as 1 believe I can oner them inducements
SUBS B9S l,HIV, .l.wwm V. ..II SVgAtn. L. B. WILLIAM30X, Opposite the Branch Bank.
liutWcje Foundry! GOULD, MACCRACKEN, AND DE GROFF, Having completed their extensive Foundry on Third street, vill keep constantly on hand.
All Ihe latest and most approved Pal tores of Stoui:
IsTEKlAL AIR TIGHT, MEHU'Rlg, COOk's riTOKfTC, SEYEX AND TEX PLATES.SIX PiATES, Globe and Franklin Coal Stoves, Aad a new and splendid Air Tight for Coal or Wood; TOtilTHEE WITH COPPER, TIX, SHEET IROX'. WIRE, RIVETS, Ice., Rsepir's Block, 8. W. Corxsk Prari, tt Walsct Fts.,
CIXCIXXATI, O.
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north-east diagonal ta this city. This machine has been thorosrhlf tested, having beea ia exienaive use, especially ia all of the asters and Northern Mates; alao in parts of Ohio, Missouri, Kentackr, Illinois, and Indiana. It will shave ssi dress rived staves of any length sad width, witbeat material wstte, te sny repaired thirkaess, al tbe aaeiampled rate ef I OOO pe r ll ts r ; even better than it ess to esse Sr hand. It alao poaesses tho advantage of folios lag the gtais ef Use wood; and although the slave may be crooked and twisting, yet al makes good work of every stave and leaves the full strength of ibe limber. Ths eoostrwctiea of the machine is very simple, aad ooaseoaestly is not likely to gel est ef repair. The nndersigne-4 is also prepared te build Jointers and lleaslInxf W berls, for jointing staves and shaving headings, both of which are entirely of aew conitrsctioa, and work equally as well as the Stave Dresser, These machines can be seen ia ssceessfa! operation ia Madieoa aad JerTersoaville ia this Male, and ia Louisville Kentucky. All that are interested ta tke Coopertig business, ta getting up Slates call aud see for yearselves. H. J. HALE, dec4 3mdstw Carliale Hesse, Indianapolis, lad. X E Y M DDK UK FLO I K 1 V. " APROCF.Sc' of flonnng has beea invented by D. P. Bonnet, where, by Jte following adnant ages are aeenred. . 1st. A barrel ef superfine floor may be made from a less qaaalitg of wheat. 2d. A lest qssalily of bolting machinery is required. 3d. Kr it, damp whest is mors resdilf maanfsctarsJ. 4th. 1 hs flour is richer sad ef better quality. For further particulars aad the n.ht te ate it, apply, peat paid, to declrw . . DODi.E k ABELL,
h est Point, Tippeeanes eeenty, led.
MANAGER' OFFICE,
R. Armstrong:, Sole A pent, Yheelin?, Va. ' Splendid Scheme for February, 15:50. a r.A ftrtt
au,vrttvr. Monongalia Lottery, class 17, draws Feb. 9, IftSfl; ?S Nos., 13 helots. 1 prize of tju.UUO; 1 of 3U,0HU; 1 of li.OoO; 1 of )0,IrbJ; SO of IWal; SO of I.U0O. Tickets SIS. A certificates of a package of25 whole tickets will be sent fot S'JCU. Shares ia proportion. $37,000. Monongalia Lottery, class No. 9(1, draws Feh. IC, 1PM1. Tiasmhera, 13 drawn ballots. I prize of 37.ÜU; 1 of W,(MI; ! of Ul.OuU; 1 efo.Wsi, iu of 1 .MR); 5J ef SOU . Trckeia SH' a certificate of a package of i whole tickets will be tent for SMI shares ia proportion.
Monongalia Lottery, class B, draws Feb. tt, IP VI. TR Nos., 13 drawn ballots. I prize ef StXJ.tRJO; 1 of 35.1RJ0; 1 of SU.Utaj; 1 of 15.0UU; I of 11,1100; a-0ofl,(X.0. Tickets 20 dollars; a certificate of a package 3d whole tickets will be sent for SC7J; shares in proportion. $16,000. säst, Delaware State Lottery, class It, draws Febranry IS. 78 Not, IS draws ballots. I prize of 16,1X10 ; 1 ofS.tsjü; 1 of I.IMjU; I ef l,Mi; ofSUÜ;7ef 3U0. Tkketa S4; a certificate ef a package, of SO whole tickets will he sent for S)j0, shares ia proportion. Delsaars Plate Lottery, class 9, draws Feb. 1st, lHiO. 75 Kos IS ballots. 1 prize of SlS,tajO; I of 4,lJ0 I of 2,0i"J; S of l.OtX; i of 'soulOeftflRI. Tickeia St. A certificate of.a pack ace of SS whole tickets will bs sent for HP; shares ia proportioa. Mo nongalis Lottery, class 16, draws Feb. 7, IRjO. 78 numbers II ballou. 1 prize of S-'t'lMKJ; t of S.IRJO; 1 of l.Tl; 10 of l.Uaj: lo mf
M; of w.
Tickets Sj. A certiucale of a package of G whole tickets wiill be sent for tit': shares ia proportion. Delaware Plate Lottery, class 11, draws Feb. P, IPSO. "5 a ambers 13 ballots. 1 prize ef JJ,00U; 1 of G.ÜUU; 1 of 4.0UO: 1 sf 3 uai- I r
3,149 Sol l.tMW.
Tickets S4, shares ia proportioa. A certifucate of a package of 9S whole tickets will be sent for shares ia proportioa. Moneacalia Lottery, claaa 19. draws Feb. 14. 1.VI. Ts Kaa 11
ballota. 1 prize of Si.U Ü; 1 of 1U.UU0; 1 of S.UUU: S of 1 last. 111 .r
SOU; StU of V. '
Ttcketa Sj ; a certificate of a packaze ofSS whola ti.l.,. .n 1..
seat for 068, shares ia proportioa.
Monongalia Lottery, class 23, draws February 21. VI T'. .i ...
12 ballou. 1 prize of Wl.OUU; 5 of j,OUI'; IU of ll.iRaj; 20 of SIOU Tickets SS. shares ia proportioa.
rmall Fry iottery draws every Monday, Teesdar, Wedneadse aad tiatarday. throsghoat tbs month of Feb, IH30. a certiocate ef s package ef whole tickeu, is these lotteries, will be seat for 18 del Urs ; halves, 8; quarters, 4.
Address year orders to janSM R- ARM?TROXt;, Agent, W heelina- Ts. Prizes distribsted la ths month of December, lr-4'l Mononea'l . at Dee. 22, IHI9. 41, 5H, 6 capital pr.z. of OU.OWJ. sem to u-.ir '
tea City. Delaware, i, S4, 30, .V,. I I.IMsO, sent te Madison I.T.
, 1, 7, 71, haU, S.-0.U0O, sent le Albany. N. V.
ARMTRONU.
1IOO IN AXIS MKIIS.
A GOOD stsortmeat of Boots sad Phos a, both for gentlemen sad ladies, offered low for sasb. diM WM. E, HAfHitHT,
Bslsaea Lottery,
THE TllOL'KUl'GU UUI.L JaCK MOIIaH K To the R reed era of Fine tatot-k.
r"pHE theorouyh bred, Kentucky raised Jack, Mohawk, has ho ä parch aaed by the andersigned, at a high price, aad will stand k?
first reaaoa la ladiaaa, at or ia the vicinity ol Indianapolis a aeTusM iag this Jack, we have had esclssive regard te his good quality stT" aars foal getter, aad the orwdnetioe of I arse ssoek, being fail il. , high, 3 years old last (September. Ilia place of etaasiar ..A . ..III. A.. im. be nnl.l.ahed ' " enas
We call I
into Indu
stock, may certaislr rely apoa
soa. Ha will be at I
das aotice will be
dee.17.lC LINGEXf ELTER wrt 1...
P. 8. Since the above anaouncement was ma le Mr l ' L
nA- has eagaced to Uke charge of Mohawk, for the earning se.wa" who will stand him st hit farm, tw miles soBthasfof 1"'.
is. at W,
rail the attentioa of the public to the intredoctioa of th a 1 itisss at this early period, that thots w ie wish ta r.i. . " . 1. 1. 1 a teise asnorto.
1 1 .pva ui, arrvicw. e IT If Um Sni.n... I . us st..d b, the ist d: y of Martw'T
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