Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 2, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 June 1852 — Page 4

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INDIANA STATE SENTINEL Decisions of the Supreme Conrt of Indiana. MAY TERM, 1852.

lnvporfci expbf-i.y fob th skxtixbl, by j w. iizas Conk lin r. Smith Error to the Wayne Circuit Court. This was au action f assupsit brought by Smith against Conklin lor money paiii, oat. and expended. Trial by the Court and judgment for the plaintin. There was evidence tending to prove that certain rent due to Smith, the piitintiff, from a tenant, who had occupied certain real estate of Smith's, had been improperly received from the tenant by Conklin. Blackford, J., held That if it be admitted that Smith ha a legal claim aoftinst Conklin for the money received by him, it cannot be recovered in this action for money paid. The proper form of action would be for money had and received. To sustain a count for money puid and expended, there must have been a payment of money by the plaintiff to a third party til the request of tha defendant, express or implied, on a promise, express or implied, to repay the amount Judgment reversed with costs. II. Morgan e. thi Lawrknceburgii Insurance CoxrNY. Krror to the Dearborn Circuit Court. This was an action of assumpsit brought by the Lawrenceburg Insurance Company against Morgan, upon five promissory notes alleged to be executed by him, and which appeared toliave len executed by Morgan and Swift. Pleas: 1st. That there was not. at the time, the unit was commenced, any such corporation in existence a the plaiutiffs; 2d. non-assumpsit. Demurrer to the first plea which was sustained, and general issue on the second. O.i the trial of the issue the notes were objected to on the ground of variance, and the objection tion overruled. Judgment for the plaint id Blackkord. J., held 1st. That the first plea is substantially good. If the , plaintiffs were not a corporation when they commenced the suit they must foil, if, by a persen's giving a note to : a party as a corporation, he is prevented from denying ' tiiar, when the note was given, mere was such a corpo ration, that is no reason that he should not allege that .1 did not exist when the uit commenced. 2d. That there is no variance between the notes in evidence ami those described in the declaration. The notes are joint and several and it was not necessary that the declaration should notice that Swift had executed them. They were the several notes of the defendant and could be declared on as if he alone had signed them. Judgment reversed with costs. HI. Smith e. Hazzard, er I. Error to the Tippecanoe Circuit Court. Indebitatus assumpsit, bv D. B. Smith and G. S. Hazzard against H. B. Smith. Two counts one lor goods sold and delivered, the other for money had and received. Verdict and judgment for the plaintiff. The defendant objected to the judgment lt. That the deposition of Chas. E. B.iily should have been sup pressed ; 21. That notwithstanding a change of venue was ordered, the cause was tried by the stme cou-t that made the order; 3d. That the evidence does not sustain the verdict. Blackford, J., held 1st. That it was immaterial whether the motion to suppress Bailey s deposition was correctly "overruled or not, as the deposition was not read on the trial. 2d. That, as the transcript shows that after the order for :i change of venue was made, the cause remained in the court in which ihe order wa made, and was continued from term to term for several terms; and as the parties finally appeared aud submitted their cause to the jury upon whose verdict, the judgment now in question was rendered, the defendants, therefore, waived the right of removing the cause under the order. 3d. That there ia not the -lightest reason to doubt the sufficiency of the evidence to sustain the verdict, as one witness gave in eviden e that he heard the deleudaiit acknowledge that he had purchased aud received the goods, and owed the plnintin's (he money, for which the suit was brcnght. Judgment allirmed with six per cent, damages and IV. West r. Chasr. Error to the Elkhart Circuit Court. Bill in chancery by Chase again t West, to compel the latter to convey to the former a certain lot in the town of Elkhart. The lot was sold to Chase, who was a potter by trade, by West, for '250 dollars in potter's ware. For the payment of this sum, Chase gave five notes, due at different times, of 50 dollars each. The first three were paid as they became due. and when the two latter became du. Chase set aside, in ashup in F.Ikhart county . potter's ware sufficient to discharge the not-. but there was no one to receive it. Decree for the complainant. The only difficulty in the case was to decide, from the depositions, whether the shop at which the ware was set aside, was the place where Chase carried on his business. Blackford, J., held That the depositions sufficiently proved that the shop mentioned was the complainant's place of bnsiuess, ami that therefore, when the ware wa.- set aside it became the property of the defendant Chase, consequently, must be considered as I wing done all that the law required in order to fulfil l is part of the contract. Decree affirmed. V. Spanglf.r and Spangler r. McDaniei.. Error to the Booue Circuit Court Assumpsit by C. and G. Spangler against W. McDaniei. McDaniei owed the Spanglers fifty seven doland fifty cents, in payment of which he gave them an order for the amount on one James A. Duulap. Dunlap died before the Spanglers presented the order, and they presented it to his executor, who refused to accept :t because McDaniei had withdrawn all his funds lro.ii the bands of Dunlap before his death. The defendant pleaded non-assumpsit, and non-assumpsit within six years. J udgment for defendant . Perkins, J., held That the order described in the declaration was prima facie, an acknowledgment that the sum named in it was due from McDaniei to the Spangler, and was the foun dation cl an action; and, being a written acknowieugment, in legal effect, of a debt due fiom the draw took the debt out of the statute of limitations. McDaniei having drawn hi funds from the hands of Dunlap before the order was presented for payment, was not discharged from liability because of the delay in presenting the order and the lack of notice of its non-acceptance and non-payment. Judgment reversed. VI LrjfH r. Thi Statb. Error to the Judgment of Hon. Alvin P. Hovey, in Vanderburgh County. John W. Latin, indicted lor murder, and confined in jail in Vanderbugh county , 'petitioned, in vacation, the president Judge of the fourth judicial circnit for a writ oi habeas corpus, to enable him to give bail. Tbe writ was ordered, and the Sheriff returned as the cause of Lunn's detention, the indictment of tbe grand jury of Vanderburgh county, charging him with murder in the first degree, and a proper mittimus directed to the jailor. Lunn's counsel then asked the judge to let him to bail. and offered to adduce proof that the grade of offence of which he was really guiliy was bailable, but the judge refused to permit such proof to be given and remanded the prisoner to custody. The prisoner appealed, and contends, that, thongh presented hv the grand jury, he had a right lo go behind tbe indictment and prove to the judge that the offence ol which he really is guilty is a bailable one; and that, upon making such proof, he was entitled to bail. Perkins, J., held That the decision ol the judge below was in accordance with the English authorities, and must be affirmed unless our statute has changed the English rule. The provisions of the habeas corpus act of this State, authorizes the judge hearing the application, to cause notice in writing to be given to tbe party interested in resisting it, or hi- attorney, to summon witnesses to testify in the premises, and to lully invettigate the case; therefore, the objection of the English judges that they cannot get at the evidence necessary to the correct understanding of the law. does not apply here. As under an mdietment for murder in the first degrc. tin- ci- n charged may be convicted of minor offences, such indictment should not be taken as conclusive of the grade of oflenee in determining the question of bail. Decisions below reversed and canse remanded for further proceedings. VII. Thi Madisois Imsubancf. Company r. GairriK. Appeal from the Jejjersan Circuit Court. Motion for Judgment upon an awari in favor of Griftin against the Madison Insurance Company, and judgment rendered. The Insurance Company execnted a policy to Griffin upon the cargo of a flat boat. Griffin claimed compensation for an alleged lose. The board of direotors of the Company proposed an arbitration, which was accepted by Griffin, and arbitrators were sctec .y Griffin and the Secretary o( the Company. Tbe ecetary executed the bond for the Company , and he and the attorney of the corporation attended at the hearing hy the arbitrators, and near its close, the Secretary, under tbe advice ol the President, revoked the submis! sioa. The arbitrators disregarded the revocation, and unanimously made an award in favor of Griffin. The award was filed in the circnit court, and a rule was granted by the court and served on the Company, to show cause why tbe award short Id not be made the judgment of the court. The Company answered, and gave eight reasons why the award should not lie made the judg. meot of tbe court. The 4tb, 5tb, 6th, and 7th objec tion raised tbe questions whether there was a legal submission, and whether there was a legal revocation- the eighth was that the award was uncertain,- the first was that notice of the meeting of the arbitrators not giv en, and the second and third were that the arbitiatort

re I used to continue the hearing, in order to give the defendant lime to bring in additional witnesses. PaaKiNS, J., held 1st. That the hoard of directors had made a valid agreement with Gritfin to submit the matter to arbitrators. Thi included the giving of ike bond required by the statute, which bond was executed by the Secretary, under the seal of the Company ; and there is no doubt thai the submission was valid if the Secretary was authorized to execute the jond. That bond was necessary to be executed by ar. agent, and the Secretary was properly that agent. A valid submission was therefore made. There was no valu. revocation of that submission. The agreement being made by the board of directors, and not by the Secretary or President, it was, therefore, not competent for them, by virtue of their own authority, in the absence of any by-law specially empowering them to do so, to revoke that submission. A submission should be revoked by an authority equal to that which makes it. 2d. That the award, being that "the company shall forthwith pay to said William Griffin the sum of 754 dollars and 74 ceaU. and the same shall be received by him in foil satisfaction and discharge of his claim against said company,' is not uncertain, 3d. That the first objection is 'immaterial, as both

parties were represented by their altorneys at the meetmg. 4th. That as the obiect of the continuance asked for by the .iefendants was simply to obtain the opinions of three witnesses, as to the per cent, of damages done to the a: tides named, and not to procure proof to show that the ompany was not liable at all on the policy ; and as the arbitrator offered to hear the case, with the exception of these witnesses, and adjourn fur a reasonable li rte. to be named by the attorney or agent of the company, in order that said absent witnesses might be brought before them ; and as the defendant refused the continuance on these terms, he cannot complain of the conduct of the arbitrators in proceeding after his refusal. Judgment affirmed, with one per cent, damages and coats. VIII. Spv.ars r. Clark. Appeal from the Tippeca iOe Circuit Court. Assumpsit bv the assignee against the assignor ot a promissory note. Plea, the general issue. Judgment for the plaintiff The defendant contended that in a suit bv the as. ! signee, ajraist the makers of a note, due diligence requires rat an execution shonld be issued on the judgment against them, as soon, at least, as the day following i the rendition, whether hat day fell in term time or vacation; aud that the insolvency of the makers at the time this suit was commenced, should have been proved Perkins, J., held 1st. That the rule in suits hy the assignees against the makers of notes is, that executions on judgment.-, may be delayed till a reasonable time for the issuing ot execution has elapsed, after the adjournment of the term of the court at which judgment is rendered, unless some specinl oause be shown to exist making it thedu'.y of the party, as an act of good faith, to issue it earlier 8J. That the plaintiff, in li.e Circuit Court, having shown that he had used due diligence by prosecuting the makers of the note to insolvency, was not bound to prove that they continued iusolvent to the tune of suing his assignor. Judgment affirmed, with five per cent damages and costs. C1 ROCERIF.S -The undersigned have jus! received a ajlaaM I lock of well assorted Urocenet fresh and good, and are pre pared to sell for cash or approved country produce, as low as any one in the city Give us a (-all and see, feel, and taste for yourselves. Our word t..i it we will give rou bargain Our si4iek consists, in pari, of ihr following am le, vu: 50 !.jg K.o Codec; 100 do I niton Twine; 1 do Java do: (ton do do Balling, no. 1; .. do Mncha do; '.Ii II If D. prune and good fair lot) do C alalia Wick, ID hags Almonds, soil and hard shell; 10 !ags Pea Nuts; lo do Braaunuts; I do tvngih Walnuts; I do PilherU. all MMB ISHi S do Pepper; ' do A Ispiee, 'iS Mais Cinnamon, S bbl Oinger; 1 halt hbl Cloves; I do do IftMaaef IU M.I, Maddor. 9 do Aluaw; do Copperas; I I (Toons Spanish float In.' tuIS km M. K Hais.ns, 12 Italf hoxea do; 'JU ixixes Herring; 90 do lilaaa, assorted size, ltj do. Flaaks, pt'a and ip's; lvi do Bodies, t... 10 Kc . Ounpowder; Nil Sugar: "si 1,1.1s cm-' rd p.iw.1. rcl i lied Havanna, and line eler- !... il Sugar; 3u tiht, . Mola .-es. prime; Ml do S. . do; I do Golden Syiup do; 5 do Fine Sal. rata oo do, and half bbls No. 1, S, and :t, Mackerel, (MSI, warrunted good :ii alt eases;) 4 Kim. No 1. -2, and I Mack'rrl: I.IICOltM U-ad ia I II.. nod !. Hart; '"i.. i ot; Own t aps; 93 bags hol, assorted; 1UU doz Broom. Fancy and Com ; 1MI1ÜH do Twine; ion dox BedeorJs, No I, and i': 40 boxee !esl Tallow Candles, 111 do Star do; 10 do Summer Stearine do; tu do Starch; 10 liall ken do; 5o Kegs Nails, assorted and 144 gr. Matche; 50 doz Blackint; -0 do Shoe Brushes; 10 do Wire ... 3 do Sardines, 5 do Fine Table Salt. 1j do Soap; A. tlo Fattry, Shavui I oi. et Soap; Ü lioxe Chocolate, N I. 30 do E D Chee,e; i la W. R. do; loo lo all kind Oiindv; ruTul, fancy and Torn in. .a. li ilo Buckets do H US do Wa-ili Board; 10 hags Lirerpool do; 1 do Saltpetre; 5 bbls Carolina Tar, 100 do Kosiu; I Tieree Rice; I bale Brown Muslm, 5o hall Chests fine linper,;.l Gunpowder. Vouiig Hjaaa ami Black Teas, a'l well asorted and fresh from Philadelphia: do IU0 do Puie (irouikl Pepper; do Alspit-e, do Cinnamon, do Cloves; do Mintard; SO do 50 do M do IU (Kill d.iZ Ii. and SUtl Cotton Vaaarai 1J0 H I'ouiut aril s; Now, all von have to do is lo call and set your own pr.ee. r,.r we have got the arlM ie losuil. Bring on your Wheat, Flaxead. Live (Jet-so Feathers, Beeswax, Uinseuc;. an t Kgge, if you wish to cxehamjre fur Orooeria. the same as earn. ML' RPH BY & TAYIXfR, ma tV -4t w Journal copy j Masowie Hall. 1ÖJ The Oraateat Discovery of the Age DR. TRA8K 8 MAGNETIC OINTMENT, ."st 'it Inttainaiory Rheumatism, this Ointment is the most com . plrte remedy ever prepared. In 'iv rases out ol loo a will afford entire relief to the worst case of Nervous Headaci.e in 3b minutes. For .Nervous Diseases, affections of the Spine, Rheumatism I -aiueuejs. bums. Ac. Ac it is of immense value. SWELLED LIMBS If any of our Ladies are afflicted with a Swelled Limh, or Milk Let;, as il is oraelims called, (a complaint that many females are subject to, after child-birth, and which is oilen protracted for years.) we would say to all sueb, get a bottle of Trass' Magnetic Oii.line.it. which will edect a cerium and permanent cure. Price 83 and 38 eeui per bottle. Sold wholesale and retail by Craughead A Browning, Tom! ins on era, Indianapolis 1.. Kdwards. Greenfield; Wiley M I.owrv K.iiglit.-lowi;; liodsou & Welboru, Ogdcu; J. R. Bracken AC. Caniber'and. and bv one Agent in euch village in Ihe State. ocUMyw H. Z FHKiiU.W.N.Trav. Agent TO LAND OWNERS Laud wanted in healthy location in Indiana and the adjacent States, well adapted lo farming and raising eaiile, fee., near some navigable stream, Canal, or RaUroid, slready completed, or in progress. Owners of I .and of such description in tracts of I. Out) lo 10,000, or more acres, by acnduig particulars with abstracts of title, price per acre, Ac . to the Real Estate and tieueral Agency Oifu-e at Indianapolis, will, if found sat!iariory. hear of parties disposed lo treat for the purchase thereof in behalt of a superior elai of steady, industrious, aud skiliul fanners and mechanics Belgians. Hollanders, and Germans who are about forming associations ol' SO or more families, under the directiou of Individuals of character and property, with the objec'. of einigraliu; le- thi country, and eatablShiug Agricultural set. llements and villages in the most desirable locations and on the most favorable conditions thai can be found in the Stales best adapted for their mn poses mayi2-uVw3vv W. McK SCOTT LAUD OFFICE AT INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. May 1. 1S52 OTIl'F. is hereby given, that from, and arter Tuesday, Ihe 1 si day oi June. 1-oi, at the hour of 0 o clock A. M . ot sa.d day. applications will be received, al this onW, for the purchase of any of the public laud remaimng unsold and unappropriated by law. and subject lo private entry, lying within the limits oi ibe District of lands heretofore subject lo sale at tbe I. a ml Office at Port Wayne. Iiajiane. by order of the Com lieneral I .an. I Office Attt: U .M. II. L. NOBLE. ReriMer. may Id It muyOwlw JNO. I. THOMPSON, tfere.ver PEORIA EYE INFIRMARY AND ORTHOPiEDIC INSTITUTION ; fBSHLs e-ublilimeni i jii't completed, aud wdl be a permanent ! Jhl plait- for ihr reception of all pntieul wishing to undergo treeti nn nl ior diej-d FY I'.S. as well as those denrous ot' being operaled on for the n moval of all varieties oi DEFORMITIES, auch long stnnding Dislocation. Club-foot, immobility of the Lower Jaw. I die . ere The buildi'u is iu a beautiful and healthy location, in Ihe western bsMSktf of the City oi Peoria, where patients can be accommodated with cemlbrlasle rooms, boarding ami washing, such a correspond to each case. Every instrument aud apparatus calculated to carry out the deiivns of such an institution, is provided, and in the Onl.o pre, Ik- Deparlineul several enliiely original ones are used, some oi u im Ii in Club-foot oi young children frequently obviate ihe necc sity of operating by the knife. The desicn of the Eye Department is more particularly for Ihe treatment ol those patients who, under a less rigid eysicm titan can be puranett at such au institution . would be for the most pan incurs le. For further iinwrniaiion. address I S CoOPKR, M. ! , Peoria li-.i - REFERENCES Hon E A Hauaegan, Indiana; Hon Wilson Shaimou, Ex. Gov of Ohio; Hon Wm P. Bryant, Ex-Chief Justice al Oregon, ! Hon Isaac p Walker. V. S Senate; I Hon John Moore, Springfield, III. not. Hon V ni Mc.Mtirty, Lieut Uov of IIIiimms, Hon. S. 11. Treat, SpriugaVtd. Illinois. For further information addreee E S COOPER, jassSS-ly Peoila.Hlinoi. rSSELEGRAPH TUMBLERS Xow ..pemng and for ale uiayfsddr w JACOB LINDLEY "-ea DOZ CA 1'AWBA WINE atfeALPan I for sa. niayö.1& w U LASSES now opening JACtlH LINDLEY g tIOAta.-'25,U0U riporti Cifar, twoerur, ... UÜU t.uliB ;x no; oO.oUU Hah -Spanish do; se.uuu American do. Just received and for sale by janlt BROWNING A MAYP.R IX. O. MOLASSES AND SUOAB H bbl. N O. Molasses, and 10 half-harre la do 4 bfids Soaar received and for -ale oy J W HOLLAND. iebT

Mechanics Mutual Health Association. Incorporated bu Legislature of Ohio-Charter Perpetual.

PRINCIPAL OFPICES. For tuning Certificate of MemUtsktp and paying claims. No 105 WALNFT STRKKT. CINCINNATI, O. : No 5 WLLD BUILDINGS STRKKT. ST. I All IS. MO. No. 410 MAIN STRKKT, I.OUISVH.I.K, KY. I No. M SM1THFIKLD STRKKT PITTSHl RGH, PA No. -0 JF.FFKRSON AVENUE, DETROIT. MICH No 184 LAKE STREET. CHICAGO. MASONIC HALL. INDIANAPOLIS. INÜ Accumulated Cash and Guaranty Capital, 940,000. This is an Association of Merchant, Farmer, Mechanic. 1 Working men, and others, formed for the mutual benefit of each i other in cane of sickness or accident. By the payment of the fol- ' lowing- annual deposit, yon become a life member, and Will be ' riiiii.nl to a weekly benefit during life, should you be disabled by disease or accident from unending to your ordinary business or occupation. All who join thia Association are entitled to a vote in li.e election of oweers, and to participate in the profits of .he Asi soeialion. It is established on a safe and permanent basis, being both mutual and benevolent in it deigns, and with the lowest I rates consistent for its security. Yearly Deposit of Member; Under 50 Tears of Age. TABLE OF RATES NO. L Those drawing for the first week' sickness, by paying S3 per year draw :! per weeek. $7 per vear draw S7 per week. I 4 if 4 u , g i. , , g , m j I 44 44 ft 44 4 41 J. 44 16" 6 " 10 ' - 10 " ITABLE OF KATES NO. 2 M TaTsTso wV.ms?i VeLdwiOT wk. . " ,00 " i 7 " lOjQi " 5 ' ' 7.50 " (lue Dollar and Fifty Cents Admission Fee Will be charged the first year, and must be paid at the time of making the application . and the first year's deposit wiUnn twenty day. Personsjtfvtr 50 yearsof age, will be charged 45 per cent, extra. Frmale? receive pay for diseases common to both seie only OFFICERS: W. W SCOTT. President. J H. Bl'CHAN'AX, Vice Praa't. Directors. WM. R KINO; W. W. SCOTT. K K. LIVINGSTON J. II BUCHANAN. H. C. JOHNSON THBODORK MARAHALI J H. BUCHANAN, Sfcrvtaxt snd Trkasibkr L. R KROW.N'KLI., General Agent for Indianapolis. BY LAWS OF THE MECHANICS MUTUAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION. Aar. 1. This aasoeialioo hall be called the --AfeeAoaut' Mntuai Hrallk Association.'' Aar a The officers ol this Association shall consist of a President, Vice President, Secretary and Treasurer, and a Board . t Directors. These shall constitute the Board of Officers. AaT. .1. The President, Viea President, Secretaiy and Treasurer shall be eleelrd annually by the Members, each member being entitled lo one vote, and a majority il'all the members vol nig shall Le necessary for a choice Aar. 4. The annual meeting of the members of ihe Associ. alion shall be hald al the office in Cincinnati, Ohio, on the firal day of October in every year. Members living at a distance tVom the office, shall have the right to send representatives to vote for them at ai.l aarataaj; but no representative shall represent over one hundred members A bt. . The President shall preside over all meetings of the Association, ig, i all certificates ot membership, investigate all claims, and exercise general upei Vivioii over ail business of the Associauon. Abt. 6. The duties ot the Vice President shall be, to supply the p'ace .'i the Prasaient in bis alisence. Abt. 7 The Secretary shall appoint all agent and clerks, and aUo keep an accurate record of Hie tiansacttons of ihe Association. Air ä. The Treasurer shall receive all moneys paid lo the Association, and pay all claims of the Asstx-iation, and he will also he required to execute such bonds as shall be satisfactory to Ur President. Art . The Board of Directors shall u .. the salaiy ot the Presiil.ni Vice President. Secretary. Treasurer. Clerk. Aituariesand Agents Aar. 10 It shall be the duty of the oonsulimg physician to examine applications fir luembership, and sign sin h as he sha'l ap prove. Abt. II. The funds of the Ass4jciation shall I: deiosiied in such hank, or banks, as the Board shall direct, and in the llamas of th Presalent and Treasurer, and shall be drawn out only by checks, igucd by ihe P.e., dem. and countersigned by lln- Tiea-urer. And whenever the money thus deposited shall aioouut to iiKwe lhan may e deemed necessai y ior immediate use it may be invested in Heal Estate, or otherwise, us inav he m,'i ecuie and aJvangeuus lo the Assoeialion; and all moneys ihu.- disposed of shall be loaned in the names ol the President and Treasurer. anJ their successoix in office. Art 13. The President shall give satisfactory l.oiuls to the Board to the full security of ihe Association, for all moneys in his hands Art 13 An office of ihs Association -thai: he kept ni Cincinnati, i ihio; 1'ill'burgh, Pa ; Lmnville, Ky ; St Iaiuh; Mo.; Chii-aga, III ; Detroit. Michigan, and Indianapolis lialiana. for the convenience oi the uiember m those localities, aud shall be at Ihe expense uf lue Association Abt. 14. No member shall he entitled to benefit until the amouiit ..I Ins yearly deposit has been puid. Art. 15. Any seven memlrs ot the Association shall constitute . uuoruni at any regular meeting. AaT. Id. All persons holding office ia tins Association, ss Wail as all agents, shall become members of the Asseciation; sod agents thall he required to exrcuie such bond as hall he satisfactory lo ibe Piesaleol Art 17 Agents will send m all the apiicauons for membership i.ie ur-, of every week, also all inoiiey beloiigtng lo the AssociaI on; also leave each applicant a printed envelope and a blank letter, far the applicant to send his yearly deposit to Use office in. Agent ure n. 1 1 authorized to receive but 91.50 I the initiation fee ) ART. is The certificate of membership shall I. based upon the application, and the agreement therein shall be binding upon the parties. Abt IS. All member, in case of sickness, shall notify the Seclelary ol such u kne within two weeks after the commencement at lite same, and hi proof of such sicklies- he will be required lo obtain the certificate of al least three member at lh Association, or his attending physician, and that he has been properly attended; and his amount of Ucneht shall be paid wilhin fifteen days therealter. Art. 30. Should a claim he made which should clearly conflict with the articles of agreement subscrbed lo by the member in his application, the whole subject may be submitted to a Board of Rererees, one chosen by the officers, one by the claimant, and ihe third hy the two thus chosen, and their decision shall be final. Art. 31. No certificate of membership shall ha isspe4 until the amount of yearly deposit has been paid nor to a pers in under fifteen ar over sixty years of age. Benefit for sickness lot to exceed 110 per week; 35 per cent extra will tie charged to peiaons over hity years of age. Art. 33 Certifica'es of membership may be i isued to Females again! the same liabilities as male', except that the amount ol benefit shall not exceed 45 per Week. Female assured against disease common to both sexes oidy. Art. 33. All moneys received not otiierwi-e appropr alcd, shall bt- reserved as a safety fund, until the same amount to 950.000, aud the remainder, after providing for outstanding risk, shall be divided annually to the members m ratio to their yearly deposits Art. 34. Incase of resignation or death of any officer, the Board shall have power to fill the vacancy. de" I ceriny that the above is a true copy of ihe By-Law of the Mechai-tcs' Mutual Health Association of Cincinnati. Ohio. niay4-3wd-raay30 3mw J. H. BUCHANAN, Sat'y. R. L. I C O V AT, 8I0N OF THE OILT BALL, D I ALER I HI COOK AN D PARLOR A FEW DOORS EAST STOVES. OF MASONIC HALL, INDIANAPOLIS IND. VK have just received an extensive assortment of ihe heaviest Stores sold in Ihi marktt. They consist of the following, viz " Dayton Triumph, Keiituckian, Bay .State, Halcyon Air-light, with i.mmer arrangement, Ohio Premium, Prile Premium. Improved I'rt uiiuin, Box and Parlor Stoves of all.patteni. Also, Wholesale and Retail dealers in Tinware 0"AII kinds of job workdouc with neum.ii and despatch. saaylO COLLECTIONS I N ILLINOIS. II. MANLY, ATTORNEY AT LAW, MARSHALL. CLARK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, HAYING a general acquaintance from twenty years' residence in the country offers his services in tbe collection of claims and payment of taxes in the eastern part of Illinois. He relers to the members of Congres from Illinois for his capacity and fidelity in business. irM.I&wSm U. MANLY. Engines, Mill Castings, &c, at Reduced Prices. rasilK undersigned have on hand, and are constantly manufact luring fleam F.ugiites wl all kinds, Castings and Wrought Irou Machinery ior Saw M ils. Flourine Milla, Water Mills, Dilillerys, dec. Also. John-oii Wheels, (iuraaie Machines, all kinds of Car Wheels and Axels. Plouah Puiuts. Mould Boards of various petlern. Urate liars, Wagou boxes, Casl Iron Kettlej. and Do Irons; ..h . .' ...11 II ., k r - . I -1 .t I an oi ttii.t-c wc win sen ioi i asn at nri"n Ier real ueiow nr mum raic?.. We would iuvite particular asBMtion to our SAW MILL AND MULE Y ENiil NFS Our Saw Mill Engine is considered by all who have tried it a upcriar article, and our Muley i of the latest pattern, superior in every respect to those commonly used; and another consideration is that we can sell it lYom fifty lo one hundred 1 doHars cheaper than any other shop in the State. MERCHANTS, MILL WRHiHTS. aud persons engaged a ihe Milling busiuess, will find il greatly in their advautaee to s.ve us a ! I M 1 1 lk.-l.irp, luiri'l.a.P Dia lv mrm ...,.(,.!. i r . .1 1 1, ...i,. r. .. tv i cmII before purchaseniK. 'c are confident of the supercrfity of our work, can and wilt tell al lower rales than any- other shop in ihe Weil J S ARE NEAL "Jefferson Foundry.'' fronting on Vine High, and Second streel 2 squares back from Ku er lanuediutely n-.rth R H. Depot, Madi SOU, 1 11,1. ,m J'U fOCourier, La Fjyelie, Junrnal. Terre Haute; antl Jarksonian, Ru'hville. will copy for ; mouths and send accounts to this office tor adjustment GLASS W ARE -Nov, opeMng. Catawba TiuiiUrr-i. B-ir do, Ale do; Table do, assorted pattern: Molasees Cans, lull assortment. r or sale at Kiver prices I'ebM JACOB Ll.NDLF.Y CHlCKEBlNa S PIANO FORTES. Kspecnng my Spring sttsik of Piano in a few days, I oder my present aioek of Pij ano a, i.t Melodeons al a reduced price for cot. Those in wain ol 1 ihese unrivalled instruments will do well by calling at the M ..- i Store. Banjos. Guitars, Violins. Vielincello. Flutes, and Acrordcnii. of I ihe best quality, always nn hand and cheap for cash Call and examine. may! Al.UP.RT F. JuM'i REGISTER has been opened ei the Real K.tale and General Agency OtEce, ludianHpolts, iu wiiM-h all persons cau enter pio;ieri for sale, with full deacriplion, price per acre, Ae., wilhoui cluxrge, (cvcetMing disbursemeiit lor advernsiue. unless I ..!.. : MT- . . ... I k ' I wm : I, S ,. . 1 m . ... -sic i- csrt tru naiti neifisiur win oe at au lime open 10 puiiln. nspeclion, and ihe atlvantage thus ottered to owners of' real estate for the prompt disposal of their property is far superior 10 all others. Also, a Register tor renting prttpertv has been opened under the .unit- regulation as the above inai-ddiwly 0 - Real Estate and General Agency Office. I'nder the control of tV McK SCOTT, Attorney and l ounsellor at Law. and Notary Public, mayäl-dtfcwly INDIANAPOLIS. IND. FIRE AND WATER PROOF ROOFS COMPOSITION by the barrel, prepared Paper and Feltiug, Ketüeeol Ü0 to 190 gallon. Mops, Screens, mul Healers lo pr.-j.are Gtavel, die, for sale at our Manufactory on Market atreei. two and one half uuJres east of the Court House, with primed direetiom lor use. C. ZIMMERMAN de C., ludianapolia, Ind. mayiS-ddcwlf UUENSWARE-Now recenn-aj P,,.l, r.es i.r s,,,.., . , VVs I .... .rel - .,. I direct from Siallordshire 4Ü 1 1 aic- (J,ueenaware. wahrt, with previous Sprmg receipt, make my alock complete ami inn tue sale 10 dealer at nver pri prices aprV JACOB LINDLEY COFTEE.-50 bag prime Rio Coflbe; 9 bses ntd Java CoaVe; Ju't received by det-Sa BROWNING . MAYER.

Westward the Star of Reform lakes its onward Course. NOTICE TO DRUGGISTS AND PHYSICIAN!! B would respectfully call ihe attention of customer and .leal- ! w er in drugs and medicines te our full and large assortment of pure articles. We are receiVjiig and now opening, CacDK and ' Pewbsaaa; also, the various Comtocsds, prepared front Medicines introduced by Beach, Malison. Thompson. Howard, and other Also, Extracts, concentrated articles, fluid, solid, and powdered. Also, Ike various Compounds prepared from our own receipts, of the most efficacious character, having been tested thoroughly ior twenty year; and also to the superior quality of our Pare Mtdtml Liouort, all of which w arc prepared to sell wholesale or retail.

our stock consist m as -t,o African Bin! Pepper. Scullcap, L stlies' Slipper, or Nervine, Unicorn, Wilch Hazel, B lierry, Ginger. Jamaica, (iinger. African, Oinger, Race, I-nOlia Inflala See Kj liberty. Golden Seal, te.. Ac. Ac. dee. Heil., ALSO hÄ IK ACTS. n-rin sous. powdkkip. Cypnredium: Juglause, or Buttemut; Myriess; (Alchoholic;) F.upatorium Perp; Kanguinaricp; Aqueous; " Pert; Podophyiia; I-obeiia Inflata, Aralia Spinor. Leptandrin; Capsicum, A. A.; Zanthoxivu; Macron n. St.llnnria, ScuUellaria; Abies; Pelelia; llydrastia; Hydrastis; Comas Geranium; And every ar. Apoiynum; Macroiyr; tide that will Lactucse; Gemiaiwr; admit of he American Oil; form. Also, Spices, Ground and Crude; Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Pepper. Maee. Alspice, Ginger, Cloves, tVc Also, Seeds of every varietv. Canary. Caraway. Flax. Hemo. re'iiiei. luusisra, Mine, l antoman, l.uelia. We design keeping every- variety ci" Grass deeds, Field feed. Flower and Garden Seed. Our slock will be full and complete, and would invite all to call and examine the quality of our goods and prices. We buy our goods lor cash, and can and will sell low. South Side Washington street, near the Palmer Houe. Indianapolis. sUefsVlysVliw J. p. POPE dV CO. The Greatest Horse Medicine of the Age! THE CELEBRATED GERMAN HORSE P6WDEKS rt I I 1 , . ' mi t. THOSE who have used it once alrnoit invariably casl and get another supply, and all unite in sayiug that it i an admirable remedy in the diseases for winch it ia recommended. We do not say that TfS 0ERM.4.V Huf SF. POWDF.R will rvrt all the disease to which that useful animal, ths Horse, i sub. jeet, but we do recommend u as a most esrtaia cure aud prevenlive in the foilowine diseases, viz Distemper, Tellouj Water, Slubbering, Glanders. Low Spirits, Lost of Appetite. And all Diseases whatever axistug from IMPURITY OF THB BLOOD, Aud boldly challenge the production or better medicine tit. lh;.ie disease. We publish no certificate, for we are will.ug that the med,, tue shall stand or rail by its own desms. and we are confident that a trial of it will convince the most skeptical of its good qualities. N. B. Purchasers should be careful and ask ior Fnkardt's German Horse Powder, and not lake ai.y other Buy only of us or our accredited agents. Price, 90 cents a paper. TROUP dt FICKARDT. Druggist and Manufacturers, Ciictrwlle, O. To whom all orders mud be addressed. The OEXUIXE FfCKAH DTs' S (i E RMA HORSE ROWOKR can also be had of THALMAN A EVWS Indianapolis And of other respectable agents in Indiana. mar4w IMPORTANT TO 0WNEH8 OF HORSES AND CATTLE! Troup & Fickardt's Celebrated Black Liniment IS APPLICABLE in all ths various disease of Hordes aud Cat ' tie, where an external application is required, such a Corks, Chafe, (ialls, Sprains, Biutst-s Scran In., Cracked Heel, strains of the Shoulder, Stifle. Hooi, Kuee, Hip. John, Fetlock, and of the Pastern and Cottiit Joints, Sweeney, Splint, Spavin. Hard Tumors. , Distemper, Fistula, Poll Kvil, tic Ac. And also, an excellent remedy lor the Human frame in all case ol Weakuess or Snffnesaef the Joint. Pain in the Back, Biet, ! I de, Face, Limb. Ac ; Sore Throat, lnttuenaa. Swelling. Rhau- I inaiisiu. Sprains. Km. -es. tic. Ac iV This article i far superior to aud shopcr than the common .serve ana Hone Liniment in use. lL"The Uenuint is prepared and sold only by the sulisr jl.m Ii may also he obtained el their acciedaed agents throughout the Slain Prie 2Ö era Is a bottle, or S buttle for s dollar, by TROLP tk FICKARDT. Drug:,ts CucUviUe, O. Te .. horn all orders must be addresaed The t.bNUINB BLACK LIMMF.NT can also be had ol THAI. MAN & F.VANS, Indianapolis, j And ut other respectable agencies in Indiana. inarlw Indianapolis Wholesale Chair Factory. Wt e' lake this method of informing the people iu general MM WW ue are manufacturing all kuals of Chairs at lower sjtiaaa than were ever known in this country Our facilities, embracing ihe :r-i of steam power and most approved machinery, are as good as any in the West, and owing to the great amount which we manufacture, we are enabled to sell cheaper lhan we possibly could uuder other circumstance The lacdnir for transportation als4i ; are such that we can supply dealers in all the adjacent towns, at price wh ch Will ensure a good profit. We are also prepared to supply Halls of every Order w.th a neat and substantial article of Heimes, at Cincinnati prices. We would . refer those wishing to buy, to William bluet. Agcns for Masonic j Hall, and V. Butch, Agent for Washington Hall, in this city. Wc would call particular attention in our Office and Hotel Chairs, u lm.li cannot be beat any where in the West, either ia price a, workmanship N B netafcl furnished at wholesale prices. Sales Room on i v aniini;toii Mreri, uiree uoors east ol .Slavonic Mail, Indianapolis. Indiana. marllw3m FIELD dc DAY Wilnnngton's Patent Grain Separator, APPLIED TO THE TRAVELLING AND STATIONARY THRESHING AND CLEANING MAOHINES. WF are now building ihe above machine, of the liest materials, warranting iheni in every way superior to any heretofore built, and will execute orders with prompt dispatch. The "Traveller," besides threshing in tue field, ran be used a Stationary Threshers by using a stationary hqrie power, and when tiius iscti are warranted to save grain better than any now in use, and to thresh tiibef. hi'.ndbkd bvshku in a pay. STATIONARY SEPARATORS are also built hv us. which clean the grain ready for market at the same time thai they thresh ' it. Beiug far more simple in construction lhan any heretofore used, they are not at all liable lo gel out of repair. HORSE i'OWKBS, of extra quality, double driving pinion. ( ke;. constantly on hand, ar made promptly lo order. The superior quality of the wot knien in our employ, and our long experience, enable us to do all kind of work connected with 'lie tmHhine business, in A Xo. 1 styleTravelling Threshers SI50.U0 Stationary Separator 950U 1 Horse Power 5 ou At ibree, ix, and mue months credit with approved ecuriip. Tin per rent disrount fur cask down. K ISKIIH.S tV CO South Bend, lud , June 3. läSg-wIm. $15.00 REWARD. af . F. Mare, and a ( i t oil two t ears old. strayed away from Ihe subscriber livins; iu Henry county, Liberty township, six mile nortii oi i ainuritige, and uiree tnne east ol luf crstuw n, iUI the 9th day ol April. The one a datk hay Mare. f,..ir or live years old, rather a good form, about fifteen hand high, with a splendid trav- ' elling gate; on one of her fore leg, on the pattern joint, there i a ! white spot which was caused by a snag or bruise, and considerable larger than the other, and very much saddle markdil. Also a Bay Coir, l wo year old, not altered. Any person bringing the above named strays, and delivering; them up at Dilling A Heastou' Store, will receive the above rewaul. JOHN HE ASTON, Cambridge City, May 5, 1838. juii3-w3w The City FJooriag Mill is Operatioa Again. f M1HF. undersigned having added the latest improved Planeing ' JL Machine to their establishment, by which ihey are essaktcd in do better planeing than ever was done by any rotary machine, and evcu equal if not better than that done by the hand plane. If fitere ; is any i rson who has any doubt respecting ibe capacity of ihe Machine, we invite ihem to call at the establishment on the eastern market square and examine for themselves. We are prepared to plane lumber of every description, from one- 1 fourth of an inch to twelve inches thick. We Ace, tongue, and j groove all kinds of lumber, or we tongue and groove it rough, a ', ihe case may lie. at the shortest notice. W e also Diane lumber I straight; ami out of winde or twist j'or Door and Wiudow Frames; Doors and Sash. In short, all lumber that needs to be plane. I straight. Ac. ; Jaa3 SIELLENBEROER St CO. PVGH NEY LAND, A CO. MT' WW OL'LD invite their friend and country merchauts generally to their laree and curfullv iWonml .i.L fi,,..... which ihey will sell at verv low uric rtir casb ar i, phin.. r.,r : Bacon. Lard, Feathers, Flaxseed. Gluten tVc The follownis- are ,L, .: , - im uuuiv ar icies, ni 150 bags ptime green Rio Coffee; im aasaa lrm iHir lo urime New Or'eans Sin.ar 10 no. t iaruueti uar; IWi Barrels Crushed Sugar, assorted number 10 do Powdered do do. do, Ut do Claritied do: Case Double Refined Loaf Sugar; 2"M Barrel Plantation Molasses, Cypres 30 do New Orleans Syrup: Cooperate do Ooldcn Syrup. Si l.ouis Refinery; 'Ml hi do. do do do do, 50 Kegs do do do do, Ml Biiis Maysville Cotton Yarns ueorted sizes. J"0 do Pillsbura do do do do do do; do; do. Mo Jo f irahamptoii dtt do oil do Tennessee do do Too Bales Coilon Batting, Pute; aw uag- t rjet l liain, 2j Hules Candle Wickj 50 Dor. Fancy half Buckets; loo do Painted and Fancy do, 4u Nest Paiuied Tubs; M Doz Zinc Washboards; "UOU IU Rolled Bar Lend, 'Ibsl Bags Shot, assorted sites; löo doz long autl slion Bedcorda; 75 cods Bedcord Rope; 50 dot cotton Trout Linea; 'JU blals strictly prime New Orleans Sugar, 50 boxes Missouri and Keutucky Tobacco. no aanies River Tobacco, various bland, do comntou Ky. do very low, do pressed Candles, do Star do assorted sizes; do Sperm do; do Roeiu Koep; do Fruicv do, lou lfiS an -S'U IOU 300 ream heavy Wrapping Paper assorted sizes; 75 do Cap and lastier do; 100 package fresh fiunpowder Tea. direct from Iiiip-vters. 15 hall chesu Black Tea; 10 do do Young Hyson Tea; sacks Liverpool fine Salt, factory filled; f 40 barrel pure Caler Vinegar; 40 do common do, 10 casks uew crop Rice: 40 gross Builer's Blacking; i -TO boxee Cuba Six Cigar; 100 do coiumou ilo; Also, Indigo. Madder, 8pce. Pepper, Saleraius, -Soda. Alum Brimstone, Copperas. Flour 1 f Sulpher. Clovee, Nuluiee. Cmamon. Camphor. Ink. Muslaid. Ground bpice, Luise ed Oil, Castor Oil, Spirit Turpeum.e, Mustang Liniment. Nene and Boue l.tniiik.ul I - 1,11 esl, ,. k ' s ki.il Mi I kii . V ,1 u li II a .. 1 4! ti Caps, and a general assort nie 111 ot" Foreign and Domestic Wines 11 ul Liquor. LowisvUlc, May I, ISM. r asnyl0dlt-w4w Ssf ACHINE DARDS. On liaiul and receivia ng 11 eood assort iTft ment of rOTTl IN AND WOOL MACHIN KrAHDH, from ihe manufactory in Leicester. Maas , which will be warranted and sold at 1 in. 1 1 mail price. 'Ihe aileution of manufacturer aud carder in tbe Vet. is iepecifull) sol.i'.ied A. 0. V ILL ARD. marttvdSw mar5wlTn Washington t , opp. H i... , House ma adder .? sale by -l.Stte pound, pi. me MsUer,jui received and for BROWNING ft MAYFR janltf

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TIIK CiKEAT KKM'I'tKV RF'H l) DR. JOHN BULL'S SARS APA RILL A ! ! Will Wonders never Cease? 5F the following eures, performed alene bv tbe use at BULL'S SAKSAPAKIM.A. are not wonders, tbea we s-koowVJe that w do not know the meaning of the word Ke.-id. and be convinced that facts are stranger f ban f.nti P. 0.. Fulton Co . Ky., Oct. 1. 1A5L Dr. John Rull : Dear Sir Tbe two dozen of your Sarsa.srilU. orderet! in September, came to hand, and, In aeSnowledgiog tbe receipt ef ibe same. I feel I would be I . . on injustice to aithbold Ihe following, among tb icant nf ibe instances that bare come under my obervaion. tluriog the last two yars. of the great eurativ prop- . rih of ytttir Sarsaparilla : Mrs Jeaunette Martin, a highly respectable lady of my n. i-hUrhood. aged sixty -five years, had been long'afllrted villi s cancerous ulcer, which finally reduced her to so belples- s condition, that she could not leave her bed. She triad the Wt medical advice in our county, without relief. a I had jrivrn up all hope of a cure. At this stage of her . ...... 1 persuaded her son to take a bottle of your Sarsaparille. He did so. and In a short time returned, and purchased another bottle, stating the first had bad a decidedly good effect She continued to use it until, aftsr the use of tire or six bottles, 1 had the pleasure of seeing the old lady herself at church. She assured ma that she had aluii-st utirrlv recovered bar health, and from her I received the account of ber disease, and in about tbe same words I give It n to This is bnt one of a number of eures under ut ob'-ervstion of very remarkable one perftnned by the use nf i r Sarsaparilla. in my neighborhood. Tbe dean as I for it has steadily increased since its introduction here Verv respectfully, your obedient servant. "Vt'Sl. R. DICKINSON. P. M Bonr. Ooustt. Ky., Oct. 6. ISol Dr John Rull : Dear Sir 1 have seen the most marvelIr.iis cure of one of my pathtnt. bv your rateable uieji, me ati oid lady, who had been afflicted from her cblldhtl wirb scrofula, and various diseases of tbe brain. She was sixty years old. It had run into something like leprosy, el Jnm was the moat frightful creature my eyes ever bebt Id. I called in Dr. McVadden, a very fine phy-i.-iau. to coojuU with me la relation to her We came to the eoncltislou that it was out of our power to reliere her ; but, nu going to my ofllre, I accidentally picked up one af roue Journals, when, on seeing the wonderful cures your Sarsaparilla had effected, I resolved to try the experhiirut in this rave 1 took her two bottles Of it, after taking hieb 1 1 , n ired a great change. I took ber seuie more. iie is bow taking the sixth bottle, and I consider Iter Mlirely -urrd I lake groat pleasure in r,.-ouiiin-udiii r ..itr S ,r lapartUa to th smn ted public. Vour rrsperrfully, JOHN M ROSS. M D I. Thomas A Ringo of tiraves Co., Ky.. for tbe beucik of mankind generally. 4c hereby eer'if) , riint on or about the löth d ol Oetoltar. 1S47. "t wae atuu-ked with a Very severe Jiaiu in tlw lower part ol the abdomen, wbh h las d but a few iitiiiuie. atd moved into the left hip, and continued exceedingly i aiufi'.i for about tive days, during Iii. h time I had a very inrht fever At the end of that time tbe feVtr eaaassl, sud tlie p-aiu abated for a Juy or two. after which i: again returned, and was much w.ots than before Du.iug sll thi- lime I was ander medical treatment. I n in a sho! t vlme af'-er I v,as .- , n. I teas unable lo walk or sit up : 'he iip in which the paiu was so bud commenced rising, until s due tikie in January, when it I....' - aud a biiiuuer f pieces of bone came nut as taai.T s (went), at iuir'. Feoie ..I (he pieces Wei. lUree f,ur;!e of an lucu loug Sis tiiu afu-r this, a h--.d knot ap peared nu my riflxt hip, also one on my right wrist, and OL. ..U Ul) Itv;. beloa lil t k-ie.v 1 t oil ( i'llle.l te get weak, au.4 orte, ami paiu made its aiK-aranre in my itgkS Kb., il.ler. and , inj luuv iu uiv br.a-: aud stomach Al this time all n r.n: gave lue up to die. A pbyskiaai thea told me thai, as a last reniedv. 1 hud better u MK HLLL S I'LL' ID KXTRACT OP AAHAAf A.'tlLI.A. After the n-e ( Tau üeVocd bottle, rho ki.,.r qa my wrist cihum.iefd gelling -nil. I oneuisl U. lud a day or two af et", a piece of lion,,- ramr out. ly wrn: s,-n got sell and I Co.illiiiied tu faia strength. After 1 u-ed Hie th I bo, I i-.inld ge: ni. more fur 10.-1 e t i.ir wteks, after whh-b 'iaie 1 u-eedd in getitu" three esore txtU-s. After ntinf 'he tisrc !'t bo'tler, tb (tint en mj hip U irtie Hfl . t opened, and some u uption TaU tiU' togeTlier Ith a uii!l jii.ee ut l..;.-. to, the sore -oon got welLaatd the SUot cu'ir. ly diappearcd. The sure on 111 l also opened, and s 1 i. ee innie .uiuc m t I , i.titluuu 1 the o-v of lie IMaaaetHa untii I used raetvw bottles, and ia now entirely well, and aide to dn daily labor. It mat set w M range to some, but I will here state that, during ibt solium r t.t 1S-I. I coughed up three pieces of boue. ku!i fan tion he "-'en at the residence of lay unt-le. 1 lns. , il. ah.-re I n Ihu, and if any persons daubt r Li - atata luent I il'. lr happy to converse with them, if they will eJI an ate. digued, THOMAS hi. KV.o Stat of Kentucky, ü rares Co.. Set. This day pcrscnlly cntne tn-fore me the undei-sigued in a. ttejg j.'.-ti..' of the peate iu aud fur said county, and l. ide saatti 111 wa Carsa of law, that the above statement is true ubsi nlstd and sweru to, this lötb dav of February. lsi S. P. MORSR, J. P. fer'ti V. I. Trwln Anderson, Clerk of the County Court of lir.'.ri-s County, fiate of Keiittn ky, do eertlfy that S. I'. M.use. hose name is signed to the above certificate, is now ;il i t at the liiue of sig-,.iug the same, a justiiV ot Hie K-t ' hi ard for ?aid Oraven fonnty, duly couimts-toiik-1 aa 1 yiaMtiael ae such, and that faitU an I t radit are due al tjai SSWclal arts, as n., U lo Ws iuiony whereof. 1 have hereunto tt m .. 4 . hand, aud caused the seal of the County Cess It nt ' 1 said ronnty to be hervuuto -dB ted, this 18th day of Fei.ruarv, ISöi). EDWIN AMlKRe.iV. 'n the reader believe, alter reading the desrripih.i: c.f the above uumeroui rums, that there h still lew hiitnaa la-ingi, suiTering wirb disease, that refuse to give Bull' Smrsapaiilla a trial. Ii U indeed hard to believe, but Mer erthelei..-. it is too true- What kind of testimony would it take to routines the few reuiaiuiug disbelievers, that Bull int-dit-iiie will do more even thi.n it prouii - ' The d- t..r could produce another and another eure perfonnetl b) bis niedi. iue ; bin If the cases pu'oiished above will not cuiiTiee th sveptieal, it Ls useless to produce any more, and. mJccd. It would cost a fortune to p.iMih the man . -ficates tba' have been showered on Dr liuil. The target; mammoth tit in America would not contain even lue oainen of tho-s- ute.l let alone full slatemeiits ol 1 1 cases. This medicine, wheat used aecording to iBrertioai. will eure, wiibout fail : Perofuis or King's Evil, Cancers, Tumors. Eruptions of the Skin, Erysipelas. Chronic Sore Eves, Ringworm or Vetters, St aid Head. Rheuma' ism. Pains iu the Done or Joint, Hid Sore and Ulcers. Swrlliug of the Ulnnde, .-' . phut, Dyspepsia. Salt Rhtum. Diseases nf tbe Kidueys," Disease arising from the n.-e of Mercury, Loss of Ajt. N Fain in the Side or Shoulder, tienend Debility. Luniliaaro. Drupy, Jaundice. t'o-tiTt-nes. lironchitis. Sore Threat, Coughs. Colds. Weakness of the Chest, Pulmonary A flee lion, and ail other Disease tendin) to produi-e Consumption. Liver Complaiuts, Female Irregularities and Cetnplaiuts, Sick and Nenrou Headache, Low Spirit, Night Swear. Exposure or Imprudence in Ufr, Chronic Constitutional Diseases, and as a Spring and Summer Drink, aod General Tonic for the Syatem, and a Gk-n'le and Pleasant Purgative, it is superior to It lue Lick and Congres Water, S ilts or Seidlirt Powder, DR. J0U-V BULL'S Principal OSte. bl Fourth et , laiidsvUle, Ky Where applications for Agencies must be addressed For sale, wholesale and retail, Ly CRAIGIIF.AU tSt DROWNING, J7-dAsjrSJaa Side Agents for Indisnapoii. NEW HAT AND CAP STORE. (E7-l'NDER THE PALMER HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS JJ fftHK subscriber haiug taken. Aar the proeaatl, a Ssore mi the ft Palmer House building, offer a Utge and well selected Stack of Hoods in his line, consisting of Moleskin, Fur, Caaaimre, aad Silk Hats, Of the latest styles, whieh for quality, beauty of funs),, anj dura btlity, challenge competiiioii. A Leant, fui aseortment of STRAW GOODS, f..r Geutleineii' Boy's, and Children's wear; comprising among other. Panama, Braid, Leghorn, and Straw Hata, Ail lieeh from the manufacturer' hands, and in almost endle: variety. He will also keep on hand a complete assortment of Black and Drab, 80ft Casisimere and Brush Hata, Consisting 01 the mol taiy Koasuth. Magyar, ilungai in. snd other pattern. Faltn-Leaf Hats, Black and Drab Wool Hau, I ' 1 ..m the hcs 10 the cheapest rjualities. Also, Men's and Boy's Cape. My Goods are of superior woiktnanship and designed to secure custom and will be sold as cheap as the cheapest, lor cash. H""Couutry Merchant" suppln J ou the most liberal terms. s AML El. WII.MOT. H7"-N. B. This esialdislinient will be removed on er about the 1st of September, to ibe stand now .Hcupietl hv W. II. TalUm, Jeweler, under ihe Capital House i.ii'j.'i.-. j ' -V 'l. I TSJ C -Oüt 44 1 1 RIFLES AND SHOT-GUNS, REVOLVER AND ALL OTHER KIKDS OF PISTOLS. SAM I Kl. BKCK would respectfully mftKiu hi old friend ami the public gciieraliv. that he ha seal 11 taken cbaree of his Gun business, and will as; am devote hia enure attention to the mau. anscture of Guns. Hi shop is 011 Washington street, hall a square west of the Court House squaie, sign of the Big Gun. where he will be happy to accomm aiate all who may wish good Hide. Shot Huns, or any oilier article in ihe (Inn line All work warranted, ot no charge. He has constant!)- ou hand tue best Hille I tt.ler. 'ir - . ami I.i j.I Hi low by fire of his Hat Store, make it necessary' to c ill on all who know themselves indebted lo tum by note or book account, 10 call immediately mal pay up, as he is compelled to have money t'oniP. and save u-i GOOrder from a distance promptly attended to. fehl3w NEW LIVERY STABLE, te On tbe alley back oahe Post Office, tie.wecii Illinois him Mrrhlian ueets. I have HORSK-S, Bl lilil KS, and I'ARRI AGF.S and conveyanre for pa--seneers to anv noiut Z-7 Horses will le kepi on reasonable terms m - .. . apr7-dw.m W M . WILKIM JUST KLCErVLÜ l.UOO gallon, assorted Stone W:ire Jar assorted ire; Jug " Milk Pans " For sale to Cny ami Couniry trade al low figures. narl3 JACOB L1NDI.KV ' ' JXv IT RAS ARRIVED! 10 Itoxes Belt' Chemical Soap, o much i.Kiuired for, jut received. JOHN W. HOLLAND. MOLASSES, fcC MfchU New urlean Molasses; W hoejea IIM Western Reerve Chee r Received and lor sale b) dect JOHN W HOLLAND

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C. ZIMMERMAN A Co., Miinuiac Hirers of liie Improved Fire and Water Proof Composition fA F. th .re 1 direct the particular attention of the Public to WW our Composition Roohug, in the Manul, iure of which sve have been esienaivelv engaged durnie several veer past. It has been bin rerently thai this article was first introduced by aa in ihi State It was then new-, had no inloence m us fat or but jt ow n merit, and did not fail to receive its fall share of Ihe opposition which is so generally and indiscnmnialely urged agam-l new .11, provements. or inm-vation upon old esiablisiied rimuin The fact .a . x. a A .a . . . ii 11 nas, unuer tncae ,r umslauc, , s..elv niton n 0 11 and m so short space Of tune, overran all ooonedit.ii . and rrow 11 into almost nmverl favor, as ssdKciciil e alencr of the or the public a to its utility and value. ' L k mm m ! . . . . naving iisju otir no.it lesteu unoer every variety of cir we c4Minaeiiiiy oner it 10 Hie jmbllc as a modr 01 Kt t able in every important strncular, while it greater tlecree tl.ati any other HikK m use il.e vi of cl.eapne-, durabduy. and security agan.st btrth lire aiki staler This system of Roofiug 1 superceding ,e use of all oilier kinds giving universal satisfixctioe. and is highly rectseianeitdett by all wlto have lewted its utility. These Koof require an inclination of oulv esse inch to the foot, whsrh is otien of great advantage in case of fire, ami for drying purposes Tney are allorded at a pr.ee not lo ? 0f,h,"Je rötX M he amount of analmal saved, which would otherwise be used ia cjtiendm- up the walls for a steep roof, often renders the cost of the buiaJnig 1 -s with the Composition Roof than with atung.est; and soiartiaie Ibe whole coi of Roofing a l.uiWing a.1er this plan paid for l.y the brick "sg....e etH.s. anu uie truss Training nn esorv fm such buildings. The expense of tax or racial gamers ma ,1-,,-, t saved, a we make ihe guller of the nie mater ml :h ,1,, fa. tance the waler may have to run doe. not increase the liahdity 10 leak ' Il will be to the inleret of those about to use these Roof, lo bear in mind, thai whatever value and reputalion thry have acau; reu ia thi vicinity, has resulted from the work perorated bj M have put on upwards of lour hundred Roofs, and there ki n. L to our kimwledge, an individual who has had a Roof made by us. who would not again adopt our F W. Knowjig the importance of punctuality ui our buames. we pledge ourselves that no hindrance to ibe progren 01 other part ol the building shall be caused by delay on our pert We hold ourselves in readme 10 execute order to any eiieni ior our Rm.fine and at ihe shortest notice. Iu the course of onr operation here, several important improvements have 1-een made by tie. Loth .11 the mode putting on. and also in the prepaiaDou bjhI compounding of the material of the composition, which render it peculiarly adapted to thia climate No knowledge of this latter and very essential part of the busi-iee A'iierr Seen rottnnuattJ ky tit lo mar one. .lLr " e prepared to furnish plans ftr the ca 01 rjunaiug ara ttoots 10 recciv-.- our t orn position shall lie pleased to meet auy who n ay desire furihe relative lo our Roof, and show samolea 01 nut R.s.lu .......,..,. from i.tmtl to ts.UUU lee; As an evidence of the truth of onr statements, and the high character which star Rof suatauu iu litis State, we refer 10 the under signed, who have in u-e our improved Fire and Waler Proof CorapoMtion Roof', and are best uualitied to testify m it favor; I h iii tt a h-1 1. C. Mayer. D. Yaitde. T M. Sharp. B Foliage II Gt-iAth, V. Kuh. R C udcr lull, D Wdliaraw, j Wdkiai J. Vandegrirt. 0. Anderson, Noble & Prau, K. M. Paltereon. t. dr I. Ijllle, Ur. Tliompson, X KalwarJ Seargeni k McCord. J H Spaun, Knox & Bland, Haaselmau dr V niton. V R0eon P Meikel. Branch State Bank, P. C. C limit. W Karnes. W Roe J 11 neneee. u. m. vance, r. A Mall. U. V. Cully l.rTkTT-A S. White. P A 0. Ball. J. Lilly, L B. Siockson lcMillian4 Hieckeiiraleo. J Spear. J Reynolds. Ko,,i a Bro MiAriiu & laute. W H f Bramble. T. P Kane r sort, H T Sample' Arrtcs. Fountain CewaWy J. McDonald. D I Jordan, IN S Brown, - Mentser. O. Amt. U H KetT. J Cromptou TlSS' ".irS"""- U KmtW J Herrion s Hemoll, Hick. M. W. Thomas, t'ouni) t omiiiis-ioner-VaaMii.i.tos Cofxry- Count) Cotni,s..nr.,, R Nnon, A. Lyons. Si u.tTj Covarv County Comnua. -oners SRBt.ay t ovxT--SAeiijrre'lr W Hackei, J Sull.tan. Ur Roboiii, . Little, Mr. Mt Kai'aiid, James Robertson, TrtMieeeul tbe Uaplisl and Melhodi-l CIiuk hes Mar ..tvtrH Iii Mi ii, ualiri ie , 1 . ik k 4 . nuouyaiu. .in rcaa NoBi.Mvil.i t; ii. M. Shaw Rooting Material- constantly on hau.1. and for sale at the Ion ei prices, with directions for ase. Cctamuii nation w rwders irow a distant e will ree,e uompi alleutiou Omce at our Manutas loiy , on Maikei suati, uorlh side, two and a hall squares east of the Coun Hou-. liidianaiH-l,. Indiana JL7"AII work done by u warranied. Jannary, 1M8. janS-dAwam Fire and Water-Proof Composition Roofing Material ratllK unJe.-signed retrcitilly beg leave to call the aileution of ft the communal) 10 tji-.s invaluable material fur Root Iu tbe eastern citie il has atmoet eutirely superceded all other k-udsot ItooiV. and iu this city, although but ratently i.tiroduced has 111 every msiaiu c given ibe auosl eneaV sauafar iiou Aietsngements are now perfected by winch ihr subacriber are enabled it. execute all ordert ior U.r RooCug Material, etlher in town or eoaulry. at the horieft m tice and on ihe mo-i favorable term. Tney are economical in corunruciioii a ihey edect a conn ate- hi av.itg .-: sate all.! Clt- Wail. l.i. Ii goes li ... ,,.... 1 .k.Mt a... I A mm. m ........ ' . ...... .kkk mi. , , , , i , it egeutai ui r i-ff veiilmw ai, unace 10 ..Urning bod ts ulliug uposi ihem Being nearly level me, ...a, ut uawi f.tveieiii) lot all ihe purposes of iu lite 0s.il) Use ul Hoofs, to waneh we can refei suucieiilly sltesU tnelr dutabdil) h.r iho. purples. Ordcis respedfuily so!lf's LoCDF.N A IH'FPl CFHTIFWATF v c. the undersigned, havutg used the Composition Roofing Ma . ferial of louden A Dudy, very cheerfully recomaaewd it use, believing n 10 po4 all the advantages ascribed m ,i as a Fite and Water Proof Cnnio.ilion. Dalncl ul.de . I II Rul H J tV II C Hon. A Hair..,D Rev C V. Babh Di J L MoUieishead. J Ferguaeti, T Luisou S Bard well, Ctassiee Mayer. J Hi mm J Hvs., W BaiUasxck, D V Cnttey , I. N Phipp.. C Canspftell Sheriff Dr Teal, ,'ame Btake J B, Fttler, K May hear. Geo. liesrs. I W Xorns. lien J P Diake. J. H .McKeritaii. Judge Morrison. F.. Browning, , H lougenecker, Matthews a Hi'ur.l. S. Merrill. Noblr V Hrs.t, Thaiu. 1:1 it Evans, Devenport, Hon. W J Pea. ee li. George, il l raia-ltead. J. J C U Deiree.. Snellenbarger, terb irbv. Hon l-uai Hit. kford J. F Holt. M Rcch, J M Bramweil, U s Ward, Nathan Kd wards. S. F. Ramsey. Hon. s F: Perk.i. Win Stieel. Wm Brkeri. M..rr XI.... . Geo. McOuai, ' 1 ni j raucieoti N. B. Palmer, (mine was put tai by Warreu. .ox terns a ued by Sir l...i,.!.r, J Pallet eon Little. Drum A; AntiersotiS. Ur. J i. tauerOH, Supeiuilendent Lunatic AsvIub. j laickwot J. Connacioi fi hud Coke Co , .1 to.",'iii. Mate l.il.r tn lr K' an. AiHit mm. Mr, Howe Bleomliurtoii Mr Woodwaid, do , I V B Noel. Foruvdie. Mr Gallagher, Munete. Mr Needy, do I.. Farley. NoblesvrllM. Makepeece, do . Ur. Murphy. Franklin, r. Taanlfa, Plamfiek'., W Ransum, ess, Mr Wiliiaau'oa, Ore( nc s . Inlianapolis February 7. IriSf Mi A A. I.01 tsr-Sir. Ia reay 10 yours of yesterday , 1 would , say that had it nut hern for the patent paper Reading with which the Capital lloii-r isi ow ieu ,1 won!,! have been iiujasilile lo have saved ihe buihtine durme the late fire adjotsring it: and in any opinion I consider 11 Fire Prtatf. J 1'ALS I hereLy certify that the Roof . mv hc.nae, being put SSI hy Imu den A UuBy, very much protected said Roofa Patent Roof ai use 1 r nre. 1 aitai, never ags.u put on a jungte root on buildirt . auy June I, "51. J. STEVES All work warranie.i any reaeonahlc leagth of time, or no pay. February II. lata. fehl ja w Commercial Institute of Indianapolis W. McK. SCOTT, A. M., PrinrinRl. rTS,UIä IWST1TOTION is now pertnaueutly rslabtuhed. and 1 oiieii at all limes for the reception of Pnnils, 1 mm mg been recently fitted up with all the elegance and convenience of tue oesi t en .nun'. 1 oiiege. now rnriiiafte aslvau'.age eua; 10 any Institution 111 ihe West for a fall and thorough Commercial Kdnca lion, whilst the coat is little over one half tu" others. Ttir Studies of ihe Full Course ar. those necessary for a complete, and thorough Mercantile Kditcaiion, and compreheuds four dtsttavi Classes of Subjects, to-wit; FIRST DlJtH Oa a.a F.XTBV Book Kkrptn j Tn-s eanhra, ce the science of Btok Kceiuue by Double Knttv. and lis atmiu aw lion to Wholesale and Retail business by sole traders and i'miners, Hankins. Manufacturing, aiu! llonte-in ShipfMiig. and l ouinusioii, , Sleam MnslniK and Foscikii Miipping. and general Comm:ss.ou bnsmess, i.-'i-ludiuej liie method of keeptiif; the various auxiliary books, as the Cash Itook, Bill book. Bank Uok. Invoice book, Sale hook. Grain book. Outward Invoice hook. Account Current !. . Otc. THt SKCONDCLASS eu.hrsceilhc Law l'iiton;. au.l I of Trade and Commerce. THIRD CI ASS Mkfc tile Axithmxtic F.mbrace? CalerI at mil in Interest. Discount, I-osa aial Gam. I 'ommnstoii aivJ Brokerage. Filiation ot Payments. Direct and Indirect Kxehange. r gxc , on the new and improved method of Cancellation. Fol RTI1 CLASS CoafsfsaciAi. Iwiw Km braces tbe l.aw. 4 c . retatinc to Sole Traders. PurtuerslniK. l orporaiion and Puitri- ; pal and Agent, Bill of Kxehange, PrtajniSMonary- Notes, Vc ." Ma riiic. Fire aatl Life Insurranee, t'ontraci with can sera, tot hiruag , and service, of Sales and ihe nature of Guarantees, avfl lastly ihotM. emcdies which lie 111 a measure, '.11 the hands of the Merchant himI self, asll.e Stoppage of Itoods iu Transit. Lien, die tyPme of t'ard of Adnuaaton 10 a Full Course, aeeaapyiesj swas. 6 to 18 weeks. WS ). pre-paki or secured. A PARTIAL GOO BSE, Kmbracing ihe S.4ei.;dae part of the Full Coarse as illustrated iu 5 different sets of Books, together wish Lectures ou Mercantile Arilhauelie aial t'dansnercial laaw. can he taken al any Line, leaving it optional w ith the Pupil aller the completion cf the Partial Course 10 continue through the Full Course. IC"Price 01 l f c- . Adiinssioii to Partial Course, laatt, pre paid or aecured. ONo atlmrilancr as a Pupil in either eourse without iitsi 6h- . laiiime a Card of Admiaoou from ihe Principal. LECTURES on Hanking. Political Kconomy. and other subjects j valuable to ihe Mercluxni, 10 1 knowu. wid Im- driivrrstd through. ' out the Curse A Diploma granted only to those who may pa-- :i -i:Uiaetory exsm. nation at the complelion of a full Course The best lime for commencing either coarse will be the tret M.a day of each month, although Pupils ate admitted at any lime Report of ike Board of Examiner, May., iaSl. We. the uadcrsieuet!. (by k-ciJ resjueat.) acting as Ute Board of KxaimiM-rs of '.tie Commercial liistitule is' ludianapolia, do rerltfy 1 that we have attended the t lam, nation 01" the uresanl gmdualmc class of' seal Institution, and find ad class a Well a. .jaanued sulk : the elementary principles of Double Entry Book Keeputg est could well be expected, their age and oppoitanilies of actaud practice coa- ; sidered. We believe litem Ut have received from then ptoaewt In. tractor, a thorough drilling in tin all iinportas.1 blanch ot CoennterI cial Ktluealiou. wlu. h. if steadily ute-erved and properiy prarbcest I upon, will rentier them able accountant and valuable Otiten, auad we would reconainend thai the lollowiag named me-eabers of I Iva Masel cias receive Diploma, to-wit; I James B Week, John M Dorsey HerekiabW Robert. Samuel J Mitrri. Joseph K llaugli, Jol.11 T Kngua.m. tteoree W IKn Nicholas McCarty. Jr , Jame. 1' Blown, and Tvra H intgoeaary. And m conclusion we would congraiuletr ihe eiUsen ot Indiana in now haviiie 11 in Iben power to patronize a hiiaae IimuIuImmi ul Ceaetnerciai education where as aanch information, in a ahnrt a uan, aial at far Us earne. and anxiety of mind on the part of patriate and euardians, cau, and we believe will be impelled aaal any .4L. mi-Far In. lion in ihe West B. F Mt 'HR In. DAVID WILIJAMV WM MXIVAN, C. B UAVlai BKNJ L IJkN.. li.us:ro!.is. May to, ItCI N ii II shall be ibe aim of ihe l'i.i. :pal lofuiiitsh al! the araduaies of ihi Institution who may desire it, With tmatediate emo ... , -ajsriit; he ihereSbre resjueMs business men in auy pan 01 ihe t-ii äsen m any pan 01 ihe Fiat U I inkbrni him 01 Ihe uue, and .end him esse srnll quail who may be 111 want ot irois! :t. . ounlu stating ah particulars, aud he will by 1 bed 111 ever) p&rm tuar. iTArraiuremcnt have been n.a.le Hi imic tx lae largeei anu bet Boarding house la the L'ity to board and lodge all the I from abroad ;il rt oV per week, Making ihe entire xpenso ot' Uierd 111-, Tuition and Stationary, about tu on. ihe pia eol Tun in the Cincinnati College. julyU ydvv tBLW AOKEREL. (00 package X iTft half, and quarter bane's ana iw Mackerel (lsl), saw a kits. Wt 1, a, aaad J, jn BROWNING dr MAYFR ce.ved aud for sale by janll M' H1TE IRON STONE TEA WARE V w t'oiiee Pots, assorted site. Tea Pots, assorted sire. Sugar aad Creams, CofaVes aud Teas plaiu and Hut. j, wath and without handles Juit reeeired mm. JACOB LINDLEY.

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