Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 8, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1852 — Page 4

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Decisions of the Supreme Court of Indiana. MAY TERM, 1852. .axroino xxraxssLT ton thu intnf it j. w. icxax. XVIII CoLxaic et. ml. rloopa. Error to the at. Joseph Circuit Court. Bill in chancery to enioroe the specific performance of an agreement for be sale of a lot io South Bend. A Jvcree lör trie pe xrmance was obtained. The reversal of (be decree wli claimed because 1st. The decree was rendered upon default, and the record, as first brought into court, did not show notice to the defendants. By certiorari, a new transcript was obtained, wherein the clerk, by order of the court, made euer tue cirtiorari issued, bad copied tbe writs and returns, wbicu were on file ia bis office, and which showed thai notice was duly given to the defendant. It was denied that tbe circuit court had power to erder the clerk to copy the writs and returns into tbe record, after the expiration of the term at which the decree was made, ami f--r tlie issuing of the certiorari. Li. That tbe return' upon the writs did not show that Ititnl service had been msde. 3d. That tue contrao: sought to be enforced is too vague to sugiain tbe bill. 4Q. Tiie rinal derree being taken pro confesso on default, the oourt erred in not reqmr.ng proof of the allegation ii :be oill before rendering the decree. 5ih. Turn n necree could be rendered in the case tili Coquillard was made a party. Pa.nzis, J., held lt. That the circuit court bad powei to order th

etc., to !e copied as was done. Ihe omission tthem a: the proper time was a mare clerical

writs enter error 2J.

That aldzal .ervieo was shown with reasonable

eertaiaty. As the officer stated that he served the pro. cess on some, auJ could not find the other defendants, the inference is, that a personal service was made upon those iouod. 3d. That the agreement as set forth sustains the bill. Wlicrc a written instrument contains all the facts of a contract, except such as may legitimately be proved by parol evidence, that instrument is sufficiently certain to be enforced. The memorandum signed by Colerick, wa suuh an instrument, as it contained all the lecls of tbe contract, except the identificitiun of the lot sold, and p.'rol evidence would be adu "eJ to identify the lot. 4 in. That the rule :n th t rts of this Mate, settled jy previous decisions, ; tlu vhere the bill is against adult res.deuts of the State, wha are personally serveo will notice and the alleganons of the bill are certain, especially if the subject mat'.r of those allegations are of a definite and certain nelure,a final decree, after I decree, pro confesso, may be rendered without proof f3S Deurit, 2 Black. 23 1 1 Piatt v. Jvd$on, 3 id. 235, Itl.QiM v. Shetmin. 5 id. 47; Cht v. Huat, S id. 254. di.it. As no rights of Coquillaid could be prejudiced b i decree rendered, it was not necessary that be hh iVc been a party in the case, though he might properly ha been maJe one. Decree affirmed with costs. XlX CHEEX et. al. r Glass Error to the Dearborn Circuit Court. Assumpsit by Glass against Cheek, Dumont, and Glenn, on two promissory notes made by them to Hurl bort, and assigned to the plaintiff. Cheek made no defence. Durnoiit and Glenn pleaded the general issue and seven special pleas, all averring that Dumont an Glenn executed the notes, as the suieiies of Check, am that after they became due, and betöre they were assign cd to Glass, tbe time of payment was extended fron year M year for two or three years, pursuant to an agreement between Cueek and Hurlnert, made without th ir.uwltfdvje or consent of Dumont and Glvnn. in consider ation of the pavment off interest in advance by Cheek. Tue plaintiff replied, deny in? that there was any stiel agreement as alleged in the plea. J'tdgineut for the plaintiff. Smith, J., held Tuat the evidence given upon tbe trial, being the note uea upon, and the indorsements upon them, did no show tuat Glenn and Dumont were sureties; and if, it d suit upon a note where all appear to be principals, t. defence of this kind may be set up and proved, it wane t done in this case. B lit supposing tiie suretyship to be admitted, as th' plaiuiitf contended it is. there is no proof of an agree laent tu extend the time of payment, as alleged in tbt pleas, and in order to discbarge the sureties, it should a' Hast be made To appear that tbe agreement fcr tbe delaj ww made by the payee with the principal. Ju lament affirmed, with two per cent damages. XX. Ja vi r. Sütton. Error to the Parkt Circuit Court. Ass imit by Sutton against Jarvis for goods sold and delivered. Plea the general issue with an agreement that all matters which ruii'lit be specially pleaded might In given in evidence. Verdict and judgment for ihe plain tiff. The error assigned ii that the verdict is not warranted by the evidence. Sutiiin proved that Jams cut and appropriated to hi' own u-e a field of wheat consisting of eight acres on the farm of Sutton and which was put in bv Sutton in tht

fail preceding. j irvis introduced witnesses who testify to a verbal eestnaot between J .irvis and button, by which the latter conditionally sold hi faun to the former, and put him in possess! ui, the February preceding the harvest at which tbe wheat was cut. Sutton being afterwards offeie i more for his farm than Jarvis had agreed to pa aim, induced J irvis to consent to rescind th? contract b promising to give him the rent of 54 acres of con gr unJ belonging to the farm, and which Jarvis had ia cultivation, and tne eight acre field of wheat in controversy. Sutton then sold his farm for more than Jarvi had agreed io give him. About the time the wheat was cut a dispute arosei between Jarvis and Sutton, earl, threate ung to sue the other if he should take the wheat. J trvts fin .illy took it when Sutton was away from home. All i bs evidence was excluded bv the court liow. SMITH J., held That judgment was light and that if all this evidence had been admitted it could n t have varied ihe result. The verbal contract between Sutton and Jarvi amounted only to a lease of the farm, and there was no O' B'rau'. tjf the ale of it that Jarvis could enforce. Taeie was therefore no conti aet of sale to remind Taere was consequently no consideration wha ever foi the a lege. I agreement to give him the wheat in question. Tue eight acres of wheat was not a gift because there was r.o aolual delivery. The mere pointing out of an artieledoes not constitute a delivery. Judgment affirmed with two per cent, damages and costs. XXI. Jejfla et al. v. Ransom. Appeal from the Figo Circuit Court. Sex facia in favor of Rinsom against Ezra M. and Joseph O J ns to revise a judgment against them for

733 ! -ii trs and 80 cents; to which the Joneses pleaded

pay.ntriu. Un tha trial the court awarded execution Tor the full am on: of the judgment. On the trial the Joneses proved that the judgment was obtained by Ran-o-ii'e attorneys; ibey informed Ransom, who lived in Iffjw York, that the Joneses were unable to pay all th lr debts, but that they, the attorneys, would tnakj no e "-p. 'onus , unless directed to do so; that tbe attorneys did. afterwards, receive by way of compromise iu satisfaction of the riebt, notes on various individuals to tbe amount of 700 dollars; and that a portion of the money due on these note was collected and paid to Ransom They failed, however, to prove that Ransom approved of the compromise BiACXroan, J., held Tb-u tne plaintiff (Ransom) was not bonnd by tbe compromise at the time it was made; the attorneys-al-law having no authority to make it. Miller v. Edmonton, 8 Slackfbrd, 291 . On the evidence, however, tending to show payment to Ransom and to raise a presumptiou of bis ratification of the compromise, there ougbt to be another tri a1 Tne objection made to the compromise that the amount of the assigned notes was less than the amount of the judgment is not sustainable. Thompson v. Perma. 5 Bane and AdoL 925. , Judgment reversed with costs. XXII Do ix dem. Scawbioht and others v. Swaiis. Error to the Decatur Circuit Court. Ejectment. Plea, net guilty. Judgment f-r the defend tat Wra Seawright, the original owner of a hah' aiiarter section cf land, sold 33 77-100 acres off the north ei J of it. to Joseph Seawright, and afterwards died eij d al the residua of said half quarter section, containing 26 83-100 acres. After his death his heirs sold to Nathan P. Snails, 15 aores, of said residue, leaving a strip of 1 32 100 acre north of taid 25 acres apparently umlisposed of. It is that atrip the plaintiff is now seeking to recover. Tne defendant offered parol evidence to show that his purchase from Seawright' heirs covered the whole 26 33-100 acres in the tract. This testimony was objected to and ihe objection overruled. BtACXroXD, J., held T M tne testimony was, very evidently, not admissible. The deed to Swails conveyed 26 acres, while the efiVo! eff v parol tesmony was to show that be purchased 26 30-100 acres. This was varying and adding to ihe terms of the deed, and its admission was not only in violation of the common law, bet it was also a violation ef the statute of frauds which prohibits unwritten contraria for the sale of laad. Judgment mve sed with costs. XXIII Gxioo r. Gaxoo et Appeal from tbe Marion Circuit Court. So it ia Chancery by Myrilla Gregg against Thomas D. Gregg and others. Tac bill alleged that th taplaioant tu Avoroed

as alimony for the support of herself and an infant

.laughter. She alleged that that sum is inadequate to her support and prayed for an increased allowance Smith, J . held That the bill did not show sufficient grounds for altering the decree for alimony, even if tbe case is one in which the court could, under the statute make an alteration in such decree. Tbe complainant was divorced on ber own petition though for no fault of her busband; the sum decreed to be paid her as alimony was in exact conformity with ber own leanest at the time; she was permitted te retain all . ' I . I L I I I

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cumstances, this was a liberal allowance.

The demurrer to the bill was rignny susiameu Proceeding of the City Council. Wednesday, July 14, ttfiC. A called meeting, to attend to unfinished casinos. Council met. All present, except Mr. Greer. Mr. Buchanan presented an ordinance regulating and

controlling the Indiana Central Railroad Company in

passing into the city, which was adopted, section bv section. Mr. Delzell offered tbe following i Ritolcii, Thai tbe Street Commissioner be and he is iieiehy dii acted to notify all persons liable to pay a road ax to work the same, as the law requires, commencing ith ward N 1, and proceeding regularly through the ards, tie work to be done under the direction of the nemhers of the several wards. Laid or the table. Mr. Filler offered the following ; Whereas, Tbe City Treasurer has failed to u.ake his yearly return and settlement, as required by law; and wheieas, it is necessary that he should make said report without delay : therefore, Resolved, That the Treasurer be and he is hereby retired to prepare and make a report as required by law, md submit the same at the next meeting, to he held on ibe 19th day of July inst. Ordered, that tbe Secretary furnish the Treasurer with a copy of the foregoing preamble and resolution. On motion of Mr. Louden, the preamble was erased and resolution adopted. Mr. Delzell offered the following: Resolved, That the City Collector be required to keep an account ol the road tax collected from each ward separate, and that the amount go to defray the expense f improving the ward from wbict the same is collected Adopted. The following gentlemen were appointed uperintendnts of the citv schools: Ut District H. P. Coburn, Wm. Wallace, and John Wilkins. 2d District J. H. Ross, J. H. McKernan.and 11. 9. Hockev. 3d District R. B. Duncan, Jas. Snlgrove, and Geo. Espy. 4th District C. Fletcher, S. Merrill, and James Turner. A petition was presented from forty-three women, wives and mothers, residing in the vicinity of the Maret House, praying that the circus company be not pernittcd tooecupy the square again for their exhibitions. A committee was appointed to draft an ordinance in accordance with the ubove petition. Mr. Cnlley offered the following: As the Legislature has adjourned without making any hangc in the law incorporating this city, and as there s now no reason to suppose that any amendatory act in future will be passed to remedy the evils which experience has demonstrated to exist, therein; therefore, Resolved, That when this Council adjourn, it will idjourn to meet again on the 19th inst , for the especial ibject of considering tbe general law lately passed by he General Assembly to incorporate towns and cities, md if, upon such examination, it be thought advisable o adopt said law for the future government of this city we, or a majori'y of this Council may rightfully do so. Adopted. Mr. Culley tiered tbe following: Resolved, That the Street Commissioner, under tbe id vice and direction of the Marshal, be authorized and lirected in the most speedy and economical manner, to naie a general cleaning up of the streets, alleys, and ublie commons of the city, by removing therefrom all tagnant water, filth, or offensive matter, calculated to njure health. Resolved, That in order to prevent the evils always ittendant upon the infraction of the laws of health, and 'o secure the benefits which must result from a careful hservance of cleanliness, both in hmse and premises, he said officers be requested to be vigilant in carrying ut and enibrcing section 2, 3. 4, 7, 8, and 32 of the ordinance passed and approved April 25, 1852. Ordtred, That the Secretary furnisb the Marshal and Street Commissioner each with a copy of tbe foregoing resolutions. Adopted. Mr. Culley offered tbe following: Resolved, That the City Marshal, by and with the ad'ise and consent of the City Council, is hereby authorized in appoint an assistant, whose compensation shall not exeeil per year, S250 payable quarterly. Adopted by the ollowing vote Ayes," Messrs. Louden, Fitier, Pitts. Culley. Noes, Messrs. Delzell and Buchanan. The Maishal appointed S. A. Perry assistant, which

was confirmed by the Council. The Council adjourned, to meet next Monday evening. J 'Mr. Williams tbe Wbig candidate for Lieut. Govrenor, addressed a large audience at tbe court house yesterday evening. The principal part of bis speech was upon State policy. He showed up tbe "Georgia land ssvaasVe," in its true light. His exposure of tbe fraud committed upon the people of Indiana by the donation :y the State of tbe New Albany and Vincennes Turnpike Company to a company of stock jobbers elicited .jreat applause. At this late hour we have not time to mention all the topics upon which Mr. Williams dwelt. Suffice it to say, that he fully sustained his reputation a a pleasant -poakcr ami an able debater. He is a full match on the stump for th" Democratic candidate for the same office. Madison Banner, 6ln. Mr. Willard, we presume, was not present when the bove speech was made, and of course had no opportunity off replying b- if. There is one matter, however, mentioned above, which will strike the attention ol every one who heard Mr. Williams's speech in this city last week ; and hat is, that while in Madison a place having no interot :ii the New Albany and Vincennes road be very eloquently and with much applause, denounced the transfer of that work to a private company lor the purpose of constructing a plank road; uhile here, in Ihe city of Neve jilbany here where Mr. Willard itideshere where the 'fraud," if fraud there tee, should be exposed and denounced, Mr. Williams did not once refer to th subject.'.' We think this simple fact is a sufficient refutation of every allegation which Mr. Williams may have been pleased to make at Madison or elsewhere. Every candid man will at once say that if a wrong was done a "fraud" committed it should have been denounced on 'he very spot, right here in New Albany, where the citizens are most interested in the work, and where the o called "company of stock-jobbers" mostly reside. Why go to Madison to ho'd up this terrible "frand?" Why not do it here? Ah! did not the Whig leaders in this city advise Mr. Williams that for his and their good he had "better let it be?" Did they not tell him that no votfts could be made by agitating that question in this community f Did Mr. Williams tell his Madison hearers that Joseph G. Marshall, late Whig Senator from that county and lute Whig candidate for Governor, voted for this identical bill which he (Mr. W.) now denounces as a fraud open the people of Indiana or was he aware that such is the fact? It seems to us that Mr. Williams's course in this mat- '. ter is inexcusable. If, in denouncing tbe transferor' the New Albany and Vincennes turnpike to a private C"mpany, he was alone actuated by high and patriotic considerations, all candid men must say that New Albany was the very place where he should have denounced longest and loudest and deepest. But here he passed it over in silence; here, while speaking within ten -teps of that very road, he did not allude to the subject. Let the people ask him why it was so. -V. jt. Lt'ifer. Gn". .scott no Jeeseyman. The Trenton True American says ; The Whig papers of this State call Gen. Scott a Jer$eyman as well might they call calf a colt because it happened to spend some t.me iu a stable. Tbe fact is, that be was born in Virginia, and when appointed to the command of the Northern Division of the army, instead of locating himself in New York, be spent a few of his summers at Elixabethtown, upon a place belonging to his wife. This place be long i since abandoned on account of domestic considerations, r, and is now reeled by his wife to an aged female. Gen. Soott's residence is in Washington, and ia his recent speech, helled the people of that place "friends and

neighbors." Scott's Native Americanism The Ohio State

Journal (Whig) admits the genuineness of Scott's nativeAmerican letter, but calls it" General Scott's old nativeAmerican letter." Its date shows iu age. General Scott was near sixty year of age when he wrote it! But we care not whether it was written by an old or a young man; the sentiments it contains are infamous and anti-republican to tbe last degree; any man avowing them is unfit to hold any office, we care not who he is, what bis name may be, or to what party be may belong. 17" Ihe last link is broken that beund me to thee," as the chain-gang convict said to his ball when he " achieved his Independence "

Henry Clay.

SY XXS. AMU S. sTCPHtK Dead I he is dead : the man or regal mind. Sharp lightnlnx-flaihes with the olemn newi, And a crest nation, with one mighty heart. Like the firm rock which broke whea Afoset smoie. Gives back a gush 01 tears; The son-owing West, Veiling her forehead from the setting sun. Folds darkness to her bosom like a pail, And stretching forth her arm, with mournful sob-. Asks for her favorite son. The genial South Fünf her bright garlands, sail, to tbe dust, And, cvpresa crowned, draw near with tender wall. Mourning a champion gone. The Sörth sits ileot, in her stony grief Bow down her pallid forehead to the earth, And trembles at the weight of her own woe. Behold the goddeas who unites them all I Stooping majestic o'er tbe gloriou dead; Her starry eyes are full of gatbericg dew, And like s mother guiding ttill her child, She points alone the pathway of his fame. How gTand, how broad-tint noble path Is trod: Along tbe broiling cliff of human life It winds, a golden pavement up to heaven. 5o stun of Llood is there no gleam of awards; So tramp of armies wounds the virgin soil; But every imprint of bis pilgrim feet, Since first he went a stranger to the West, Is rich with peaceful flowers. She weeps, yet smiles; pride mingles with her ter. Far far adown the still and misty past, She sees a alender youth in humble garb His e;;le eye looks bravely on the sun, Wblch seeks its couch a cd of gorgeous clouds lieblnd the swell of a vast wilderness. Hie path 1 o'rr the mountains, and the glow Of that rich sunset purples all his way, Kindling the wild flowers 'neath his unshod feet, Till every blossom seems a dswy star Lighting bim on to greatness. Peep through the mountain pass be disappear, Bathed in the twilight, following the sun. Once more the golden mist is swept aside. That eagle soul has proved Us restless wing, And, where the fount of genius gusi.es free, In the vast wilderte, has slaked Its tblrst H! I eloquence, resiiUef as the Wind, 9 ivept, spirit-like, through the dim forest glade. And men came crowding from iheir cabin homee To listen and to love. He won their lrut as sansLlne ripens fruit, Subduing It with bright and genial warmth, Till each puliation of his own great heart Was answered by a thousand kiudred throbs. Again! again! beneath those marble domes. Where centuries hall hoard their genius up. He stands, god gifted, greatest with the great. Clothed in the might of tils majestic will, Where heart meets heart, and mii.J eakinJ! stlul Brave in that godlike sece exchange's tsre, Choosing the right, rather than purple stats, Truth sprang Impulsive fiom a lofty soul. And melted Into music on !U Hps. His voice Wat heard, Clear, lithanJ clirioii-toac sweeping U. .;- Old haughty nations felt the nobic tfVUl, And learned to think how lovely freedom was, Years rolled oa years, each heaping glorlca up. Till like a monaxcV. . on tbe people' love He sat enihrji ed, with more than regai power But age lay heavy oa that nolle one, Aedllko a patriarch's pining for hi teat, He rendered back tbe nation's aarred trust, And rose beneath lt dome to say farewell. State smea and warriors crowded to his side. Strong old men in mental greatues wrapped, Bent, reed like, to the pathos of his voice. He tottered as he stood, for the great soul Within that panting breast, like a chained eagle, Shook its prison house. The crowd looked ou Breathlesj and huth'J, thriil'djWith a tender awe; Thru women broke the silence with their sobs, And rugged men grew chilliike In their grief. Oreat drops, like rain forced from a tempest cloud. Filled even warrior eyes. He paused. Tbat maic voice forgot its power, Iu melody dissolved in unshed tears, And with a gentle effort to be heard, He w'.isprred brokenly farewell fareweil i The sound was fainter then an angel's sigh; But the whole conniry, with a iutenlng heart, Heard to the center, and seat blessings back. Repoe I Old eagles sleep not BS1 their crag When lightnings flash and thunders shake the sky 1 Nor will the war bor grase in peaceful reet, When battle shouts are ringing through the air. Can age quench eeuius? By her birthright, no! By her bright immortality, no! no! In tine, yea, death, it has a auenchlea I flume; The purest bunt close to It native heaven Our Union flag streamed to a troubled sky; Audacious hands were lifted to the stars, l hit paied and trembled in their axure bed Tbe nation c alien. He answered her behest. And prar 'j upou her illSI etay te ave. Snaichiag the glass from time, he scattered out The last bright tends bi fate had hoarded then, And gathering up the remnants of his life, In one appeal, poured the rich treaiure forth. He spoke! The stars shone out and in their glow Of !1 their constellated brightness bent his way In solemn faith down to the vaie of death. Close to tbe gate of heaven he calmly suck, Foldlug our love unto him like a cloud, And thns the anjrei found him when they con.e

,1 rem '.be Knickerbocker Magazine, The Cholera-King. BT H. W. CLLSWOBTH. He cometh I a Conqueror proud and atrong At the head of a mighty band, dl the counties dead, as he passed al.. , That he slew with hi red right hand, And over the mountain, or down the vale. As his shadowy train sweeps on, There stealetb a lengthened note of wail. For tne loved and early gone ! He cometh ! the sparkling eye grows dim, And heavily draws the breath. Of the trembler who whispers low ol Htm, And his standard bearer, Death I He striketh the rich man down from power, And wasteth the student pale, Xor 'scapes him the maid In her latticed bowel Nor the warrior armed in matl I He roincth ' though ranks of steel clad mea, To the heart of tbe warrior band, Vet may count where his conquering step hath been B) the spear In each nerveless hand , Wild shouteth be, where on tbe battle plain, By the dead are the living hid, As he bulldeth up front tbe foemer. slain, His skeleton pyramid ! There stealeth 'neath yonder tunef height, A Lover, with song and lute. Nor knoweth the Hp of hi Lady bright. Are pale and her voice mute, For be dreameth not, when no star Is Aim Nor cloud in tn summer sky. That she who fror childhood love4 bim. Hath laid her down to die 1 She watcheth ' a fond young Mother dear - While her heart beat high with pride, How she best to the good of Lift may rear, The firt-born by her side, With a fervent prayer, and a love-kl ware She bath sank to a dreamy rest, Unconscious all of the death cold form That she claspeth to ber breast ) Sali ho ! for the ship that tlreles flies. While the mad wave leap around, A h spreadeth her wing for tbe native skle. Of tbe wanderers homeward bound Away ! through he trackless waters blue I Yet ere half her course is run. Prom the wasted ranks of her merry crew, There tandeth only one I All bashed is the City's basv throng, A it sleep in the fold of death, Like tbe desert, o'er which hath pasted along The pestilent Simoom's breath. All hushed ! save the chill and stlfllaf heart. Of tome trembling passer by, Am be looketb askance on the dead man' eart, Where It walteth tbs nest to die '

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Tbe plough on the unmrned plain Stands tili, while unretped to the mother earth Down droppeth the golden grMn, Of tbe loving and love.' who gathered there, F.ach form to the dead bath gone, Save tbe dog that how'. to tbe midnight air, By tbe side or yon culd white stone 1 He cometh ! He comet:. ! no human power From hi advent drendcan flee. Nor knoweth one hum in heart the hoar When tbe Tyrant hi guest shall be, Or whether at flush of the rosy dawn, Or at noon-tide's fervent heat, Or at night, when with robe of darkness on, lie treadeth with stealthy feet : He cometh ! a Conqueror proud and strong, At the head of a mighty band, Of the countless dead, as he rasaed along. That be slew with his red right hand ! And over tbe mountain, or down the vaie, As his shadowy train sweeps on. There stealeth a lengthened note of wail. For tbe loved and early gene ! Wells, Fargo & Company's California Express.

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Steam Boatitig, and iness, including the I as the Cash book, Grain hook, Oiitwii THE SECOND t ' of Tnd: and Caaaa

! THIRD Class MattcaxTrti: Asi j lation in Imeret, Disor-u-:' l s bj:.' (j age. Equation of Paymenu. D.n-ct nn: I on the new and improved met nod of O FOURTH CLASS-Ciotstcut I , e . relating toBoIr Trlerv Panrers pal and Affen. BiiU of Exc-hangei Pre ; nne. Fire n:id I.:e Insurranee, Com . and service, of Sales and ;he nature of emeniies whirh 'i? In a measure, in th( self, a the Ktöppar c of Goods in Tram ty Price oft ardj of Adrr..s,nn to a 6 to li wee I j. -jS SSL pre-paiii or sen A PARTIAL, COtrRF. 1 . -I Foil Course as illustrated in S dinVren; ! Leciure on Merrsntile Ariiiime; c t taken at any time, leaving it optional w 1 l. on cf the Partial Course to continue t : iEPriee of Cards o:" Admission t pain or seemed. K7No almitianre a a Ptrpli c lahsine Card of Admissk

iiLuiuaui on itankme

aid ii rooms barnd convenience a eyes rqoaJ to ai-jr

eary for a tceajtoe 'uAi focr distinct

-This cmij-;-J .'s sirJice-

I u-r.-ii-.. Ma r birmr

-t j

Mrrcl

,orfjpyiagtoTL aSM rr re- the , irjceirier wka Zii i.sw, can lay

tia. Cot.rse, iliL&j, pre -y. v - . r;rSi tt pal.

my. and otuer subeeta

valnable to the Merrhaut. U be kn.'Wj, will oe dainxred iiiru.h out Ike Coorc

A D.'uomn rrar.ted anlv to th-. Sn mar a ..ia.-.

amiuatioa at ihe ccflBv'etion a Fu!! Courir

Thr I dar of e

hrsi i roc

We, the nad Exam iicrs of tat we have class of aid II the elemrntsry well be expert

ilered Wi

fH ifci Assrvlstion ahal'. ronsisi of a Pres -

ice PTtrsidaH, Scn-;ary and Treajnftr, and a Board . f Di- .trnetor n ihoi Tliesc shall constrtut '.ie B- urd of OfF.-ers. 1 al RdivHuioi

it, Tie riefiueiii, secretary aim j reasurer y by ibe Members, each member bein? eumajority rf al! IM 'members voting shaH lc

comp.

Mario of eat sock. Tw lähed, per an and iu take.t first b

iong me rau ire taking hock ciiouitn tc psy r -r more t! un L-ail the cost, and all that i needed is a inotleraies'.tLicriptioii of :ock bv ike citizens generally. Shirts are $25 each . payable lu iustalni ntsct i every two mouth. Tne first instalment was due the 1 Ith j Msy, and r..e second due on th lOiit :n.-t., and contluue every two raoiitlu Uiittl the am unt abeeribed is paid, and it U of viti iraport:u:e to ti.e Wrk, rhm proeaM paysncui - should Le made. This will he of more real v.iuc io the ccut.try jfencrally. thin cry raJre-Jri, and must le a prod'ictive oct If every citixeit ov. ;iitg prope-ty would take one or two scares evtn,tLe read wc-uld be

. 1 fc . . A . . . 1 . II .1 , I. ,n-

y mimiiu in i innr hoch vieiu trtrtti p. irooo nront j ... :

umler.laiied, one of the Director of the company, bn been autbortzed to reeeive subscrijuious oi" siock, issue cunißcates, anil attend to ihe interests of ibe Svmh en.l if the road, and has appointed Dr. J. M R.iss, agent for tb it pitrp.?-e. whiH- receipts and eiinajr -menu wiu be obligatory on the compsny. E rery übe nil ciiisen is eariics :y rtrquesteil to answer th s rati by i prunii.t sutiicripiicii of stock. J. H. VcKeruoa has been appcintel o assist Dr. Rns, in prc-ci;-riiijr sttKk. JAMES ULaKE, Indianapolis. July , lü'2-tlAwlw lirettor.

INDIANA FEMALE SEMINARY. C. Q. McLEAN, I. U., Priticipnl, fSJHI3 - ' locmed il Ja tral position makes it cn- of ore-- New nutl commodious buildings are in progress, lu wt'irh. it is )-..ned, the papils Will SJtd n pleasant ami cheerful home. Every aitrni.on will be paid to the phytic!, mental, moral ar.J relieion culture of the peptls by ihe Principal ani his Auisisiit Tbe firai esion will commence on the first Monday of .September nest, when day and tonrUnig pupils will be rec-iveJ C.rta ars can be had at the city Booktores, also from las i' ue pa'. by applieat'on through the mail, and at tit olfiee Indiauapulia, July Ii. !Mä-iUtw4w.

... ".: -yf RIFLES AND SHOT-SrjTNo, KEVCLVMml '"ill EH AND ALL OTHER KLWDS OF FISmW lully inform kis old trie r- i i!,e pu:' SP eraflv. that he has aaiu talen charge of his Gun bnsines. and will aaam devote his entire attention la the man. ofartare of tiuns His shop is on Washington street, half a quarr west of the Court House qua e, situ of ihe lh Gun, where he will be happy io arroinm.ida'.e xll v. ito may wisii good Rifles, Siir.t Oi s r any oiue.r article in liie Quit line All vrk warranted, or k ciia.-f He hns conttan'.ly oti hnnd the best Rifle P -.vder. ,pi, and Lead. His losj by fire of Lis Hut Store, make., it neoeary to call on all who know themselves indsbteJ Io 1. m by nr. e or liook rcOOtmt, call immedtabrly and pay up. as he i eonipellcd to rno-.tey. Come, at d ava com CT'Orders from a distance promptly attended to ihl3w

3. The Trev l

electer' atmua

o otte vote, aii a

BT for a choice

4. The annua, mceiine of the rrc:mlers of t..e Asoci.

hall le held ai tne offiee in CiiK-miis'i. Oho, on tit- first ,

OtSsAer i:t every year. Members llvii: at a disiai-'e e oice, shall have the rieh', to send refweiM stives to

t the.. i at sa; in. ei us: bat no represeniaiive shall renreeeut

ue hundred members

S Tiie President thall preside over 11 meetings of the A ,

on. tju n'.i cert Beates of meralierfhip, nvejuvate all claims, excise general sujiervisicu over aii baseless of tiie Assoc. a- '

a. The dutie of the Viae President ..-.'' be. to snor,!y ths ,

of ihe Presitlent in hit aitsence.

7. The .-re-a. y t!all QDior:it al! ae-r.; sr-d jierks, and

ep an accurate record of the tratisacitons of the Associatiiai. .

J. I lie Treasansr atull receive ah money puio to the a- , I. an.! py all claims of the Aasc riaitmi: a id he will also he to execute inch besM as shuil le saiiifactcry to the Preei-

. 9. The B.-ar of Directors sl:aii &z the salary of the Presi- ' floe Preaalent. secretary. Treasure-, Clerks, Actuaries and i . IS II shall b? its duty uf ihe consulting physician to exa; plica'icii fur mem', eisiip, and sign such as be aha1! ap- . 11 Th fund of ihe JUso elation stall be atposiieO In sr.cb

r bank, as tlx Eoaid ssl direct, and iu the names of ihe :nt and Treasurer, taai shall be drawn out only by checks, by tbe President, tnd cuunters gi-.cd by the Trea-urer. And ver Mm money ibus deposited aUad tmouti'. lomore than may mci bccessaiy for itamedtate use it may be invested I state, or v'.herwi.-e, as may be mo:-, secure end advantageous

N-tociaiioii: and a'l moueva ti.'J di-postd of shall be loancl

aine jf 1'is President ai:d Treasurer, asiU tfaeir successor IS Ti e President shall give satisfactory bon is to the Bocrd ull secant v of the Assccintien, for all money ru bis hands i'J Au cM e of ti.e Atoeiaiiun shal be kept in Cjcinitt . 'li'burgh. la ; Loui-ville, Ky ; t Louis: Mo.; Chicago. Ill ; ' MleSMgna, and Indianapolis iudiann, for ihe convenience itember in teose iocalmes. and shall be at the expense of ociMion. 14. No member shall be entitled to benefits SSStS the emount Matfty deic:t hus been paid. 15. Any seven members of ihe Associauca shall constitute m at auy regular meeting.

to. All pt-ivui'- iioiotug omce M this Aoc la. un r,s we.i as is, shall Lccrirae members of the Assec.at.on; and agents , repaired to execnte sach bouds ns s'nrül be satisfactory to sklent. 17. Agents will stnd in all ihe applications for rneinbershtp of every week, also all moin-ys belonging to ihe Atsoclao leave tr.'-., apnlicti'it a prtnlcd euvelupeaiid a blank letter. app:.cant io eud hi yearly deposit tc the office In. Agents

uicurjzco to rec.iv tml a I. Ml Che uuuatiOii tee.)

Art.

Spplic:

parties.

A et 19. Ali member.', in case of s.cknes, shall notify the Secret iry of zscu auskucs within two weeks after the commencement of ihe same, mid in pi oof of such sickness !.e will be required io obt.-tiii tiie cert.ftcaie of at least three members f the Association, or kjs attending phy cisii, and that be has been properiy ar. ended; ami l. s -iir?uui of I ettefii shall be paid wiiiuu fifteen days tl.ersaftcr. Aar. 30- SbouiJ aclaiaile Baath waieh abonjd clearly costäict whh liir ini'. !es of arrtcmcnt subscribed M by ihe member in bis arpiicaiic'!. tiie whole subject rany be submitted to s Board of Itsferee. one ciiosen by the cmcers, oue ly the claimant, and the third by the two ibtis chosrti: and their decision ahaii be btial. Afi. 21 No ccniticrie of membership sba'l be iaened until the amount of vear!v deposit ha bevi: paid nor to a pcrean under fiean er over si.xiy yerö of bi-c. Itenefii or sickness not to exceed 810 per week ; Vi jr cent e"xira w:.I Lh. charged tc petton-: over filly years tt i'c AKT. 'Ü Certificates membership May i.ci -i.cj t.i Females Hgamsi tbe same liabilities as male, csrerl that the amoont ct beneC; sliaU not exceed 8ö per Week. flaMMBM assured against diseayc common a lothse.xe c.ly. Abt X All moneys received uoi other e spprepratetLsLali !.e re'ervn! s a f. iy fu: .t e:.t.'. ti.e ame artioont to f30,000, and the remainder, after proviliug fr onisiandiiig r.k", shall be divided a.iiiuV..y i. - c u.ernb 1 : ri.no to tbe r yearly ;1epoaiu Akt. SI. Incase of re'.piiancti or aVtah of any aSaear, the Bor shall have power to fi:l ih; vacaney. CI? I certify- thaw '.he .1ov is a irne ropy of ihe By-Laws of the Mcchaeies' Matnal Hea th Atsociatim ;t i?in jtinati, Ohio. MaryS Mi M7SM BW J H. BI CHANAN, Sc. PEORIA EYE INFISMAHY AND ORTHOPJEDIC IN

STITUTION.

HIS eslabi'eiirnrnt is ju t centp'eied. and wit! tc a permanent

r ;,-.,".! . reoi "t.ni: r ent wishing to nndörgo treat-

menr toe .i.seasec I.V t..-", a well as mose desirous of being opera ted ou for the rerm-val of ail varieties oi DKKOR.M1TIF.S, ueh a leaf slai:r!.!-.a- Db!ocatOts, Clf'-foot. i.smobiiily of ;he Lower Jaw. Z SW Tiie bsjSaajta is in a IumWiAsI und ii-ahhy locaiion, in the western border of lite Ciiy of I'eori.-.. where paiirut can he accommodated .viih SSSSfatsMs rootni. boarding awl washing , suc h as correspo.-d? lc each cps -. Every uitrumeut and apparatus e.ilculaied to carry out the desjsr.is of inch aa institiition, is iirovided. aiiJ in the Orti.o-

ptcuic Depurttncir. several enlirely original ones are used, some of

apoa. mm render them able accr-untan't we w-Mild reeommend that ti e followi present ciasa receive Diplomas, to-wit: Jsmes B Weeks, John M. Dorsey, He J Morns. Joseph R Hangh, John T. Fe Nicholas McCany, Jr., James T. Browi And in conclusion we would congratti in now haviug it in their power to pet Commeiriai euocattou where at mac. I and at far laes expense, and anxieiy of n and amnrdiarm, east, and we belie re will simiiar I.tttiiution in the Wast

Board of io certify laslSaTMM 3 oonld rtiee e

csd ew? l-S

ana l ra JMon-gonsery. Le Iii eitiXeus M Indian niae a home Iushiuimmi ef rmatiun, in at short a time, d ou ihe part of pareuU ' aPSaStfd, a at any otket B. P. Morris, David wil; jams, v.m. sullivan ' C. B. DAVIS. BENJ. L LA'G

Im ati tbe grad olrr.e emplri. in of the Slats

:rn ol lue. i

je Mai i

juit received a splendid and good, and ara pre prot'-jvc, u i.'.v as ajr el, and ti-te for yravru barcains. Our stock

10 uag AimvflJ she!!: 10 i-iPm Mm

do Hmttlut

äs do do

in?, Vrxl; Sa soa and hard

" u ' i;:pts) liens, aU fresh, lnl,

. IS. The certificate of membership shall be besed upon ihe ti'-'U, and the agreement there.n KiaJl be bii'iug upon tbe

InCURATOUS. Mf V U 1(1

rf. B Ii shall b- the aim of" Iba Prlncrpai to ' aate of this iMss&snJON wi.o may desire r. wtt-i menu he ihereare requests business men ui ai who may be in want of good itccotuitauis to iufii; stotiiie all particular, ami be wtii iry and seud fied In every particular.

?Arraiuremeiit have baen ma.ic with e of ;he largest atw bel Bonrdiug iionses hi ihe City to bo.-ird and ire e n:i .; ;i ident from abroad at 92 00 per week, making tne ci,' re expenses cf i, me, Ti iticn, and SisiioKarv. aoooi 40 on the nrico'"Tuiiis'i kil in the Cincinnati Coilegee.' ' jc'ylT-lyUJtw

m tiv.--'tKltS The undersigned ka SJJBJ lock of well asserted f?ro.;er''r fresh pared to sell for cask or approved count ry bsm iu the city. Give as s call and see. le elves. Our rd for it we Mil give vo nsit. in pen. of Um Sallowing an!-Ies, v SO lias Rio Cr.flee 100 do C 10 do Java do, VMM do 5 do Mochs d: inn ito r

20 II B D. prime and gcoi ft;: & O Sugar; 50 bbi crusiiert powdered, clarified Hava via. md Leaf Sugar; 30 bbl : 0. Molasses, prhae: 10 do S. H, do: 3 d fioiden fyrup dor S du Fine ISaleralttc: SO do. and half kola Nr. 1, 8, and a Me.ckertH, (1651. warrtuiled food in all cases; 54 Kit, No. 1. S. and 3 Mntk re'; I, lb Lead iu 1 R a j - M Bars. I0Ü.ÜOU Our. Cops; 25 bags hoi, asorteo, 1WI -iz Brooms. Fancy a..j "c.l.j Itti rat do ' Twhie; M dox Pcdcords, No. 1, and 5'?; 40 boxes kM Tallow Cand'es: 10 do Sisr do: 10 ,1o Snamer 5-ietnae do; 10 do Starr-h: IS do Soap55 do Fasiey. havinf, and Toilet Soap; botte: Cbc- oiate. No 1 30 do E D. Cheese, an do w. r. doc It si do aii kinds OanJ25 Nests Tubs, fancy ai J jr mmon: 5 dor Buc kets do d.c

& do N ati Boarüs 800 do Pure Ground Pepper,

i F P

Alsp.ce-

6 I $ 6

6 M-vaCi

S bk 1 ha 1 d iu bb

do Ahta.n. to Co,pera;

i Cerr.o:is , 12 lHxt- M I 12 half l-cae

Is'Xt t Her ; 5r d.j Oi-.B- asserted shtas, r i-.-M. ,-i jii;t'j IS 'to Bottle. da

iwder,

lamor:: Sseasi ui.neja;

:!--h fi. at fadliro

Ra'stTis, doc

iC Ki 10 ha

do:

tsksj

do do

e Ter.

Io do do i .. .J

Alsoicci

ruitimr.u. i. I'JVC s, Mi'art: ISM I

10 1

10 tags Liv 1 do Sal: 6 Mas Crc

IVO i2o Rosljl; 1 Trce R-ea; 1 ba-'c BJhowsj Mc SO half Chests fi

Gui.pov .cr. Y uid Black Teas orvd nn.J tenth oiphia;

isa.1,

100 do

an d. so do 50 do 10 0(10 dcz

v ani'a; ISO t Pound Var

Now. at'l you have to do it to sali and (hr we have gH ii." art:-.. i s- , p.-,

semi, L..t tjeess Feathers. Beeswcv. ("iü.se: i wish in eachaiij-e f.r Ororrrirs 'he same as cas MIRPHKY MargS-flAw Jonrnal copy

tin,

L-.pcrlt Wjk llrafic ti l well as bMB Plilla.

set four own

;.C, s:id r.jgs, rf Vjt

i .

:ea', Fiaa-

dt TAYLOR

FIRE AND WATEB PE00F EG0FS CSOMPOSITION by ti e harrri, preparetl Pn-er r Kettle of SO to IS gaUcaaa, Mops, HaotojL Bt prepare Gravel. Ac, for s:.U- i our Mrr.afa :::. on M; two and ov.e.-ha" f setv are east rf t-ic C urt J l r. v rectiotts for aae. C ZIMMF.nMAN

ma'- Ssv-dts

t'i

Irt iisnapoiis. fad.

ition Boeing lei.ve lr i-.M the

O. 1.'. U i R

NEW BOOK STORE.

S. M- MAIVEi.

whicii in Club-foot cf young cliildreu frequent'? obviate ilio necf-

ity oi "pc rating tne suns. The desis-;! of ihe Eye Department is more particularly for the treR'.ineu' cf those patients who, under a lets rigid system than can , e pursiied at sttca an iustaoiiou. would be tor liie roost pert uiccrele. Ftr further Information, addre

E i

Fire and Water-Proof Coir 'HE undersigtie'' resrx-.-i:'.-::y R :r. f eastern Cities h ha a!ao$t i Roof, and in this city, although every uistsitee gtx e'i tbe :--...' -n are uow perfecied by wmch the s;; al' orders f.r Ine Rooang Ma;. . .

saorie.-: nottee. aiai on te.e most t.nrc-rali t :i , Tnej aro eeonumieai in cunatruciion, as ioe e. ' saving m' side an'! cross-Wall, which fuel far :- cos'., and are a proiecti-.n against Ira, praosi t ias ; sorfsr-s :o Uiruiug bodies ia'.I:itg uroa Usssn.

they roav 'e used (

yards.

attel licitetl

telr ''nr

Roof, to MBS r tbosr jn-.rp 1

Haterial aticuiiou oi

able materia: f. Roofs. IiiUk !yapsrce,!ed all uer k iidsof tu rceeutly i.itrwluced, bus i lire MNsfkeoa A, . .. ijemeut Iwcril er ere ej-.sbled te cx route either in t.wu "J cnniitry, at the

Uwe lev i We mi, ntai )

XKPER, M. Penria.

D Iii: now

LOCPEX & OCFfT

BUTLER ,V MATHF" having comtneiieer! ihe B(XK SELLING ATD STATIONERY business in the city ol Indimiapoiis, would most respectfully liifcnn the citizens of Indianapolis, and r f the Sinle generally, Ikeu they are uow receiving und opening a very handsome addition to their former stock, which makes ineir assortment verv good. They expect io keep constantly on hand and for sale, wholesale aud retail Law, Mtdical, Theological Musical, Agriaaltural, and Scientific Works, li'imk Uoks. School Book ad Stationery of every description: lopeiher wilh a general assortment of every thing iu their line, usually kept in Book stores; all of whieh they propose to sell on the most accommodating terms. La lie and geutleinen will please call and SMSBtee oiuT MOek, before purchasu g elsewhrrs. All orders from a distance. pro:i ;tlv j attended to, and Boxes and Piickeges forwaidcd with dispatch. Utore south side of Washington street, in the brick Block ou ihe comer of Washington aud Meridian irren, a few doorg we-t of ihe Pastoffiee BUTLER & MA HIES. Indianapolis, July 10, 1552-3id-w3w. - rm0 THE PUBLIC, The undersized her! y caution the

public against bu ice or using a Patent Right for iiiacli.nerv

for culling ihe 9ciews upon ihe rails, drc., of bedsteads, grunted to '

spencer Lewis, April n, ikhi. as the wimr was procured by fraud, : and has beeu ailjudged by tbe Ccmmissir.iies of Patent for the United States, io Uross and Campbell, of Tifltu. Ohio. The uiulersignrd ki Ihe otilr authorized Agent of said Gross sad 1 Campbell tor ihe aale of the Riehls in aid machinery in ti.e :ste oi Indiana, and will pr&ecutc any lufriit'emeut upon the same by , ale, using, or otherwise. For the information of the public, he herein set forlh the decision 1 of Ihe Commissioner ! Paieuts: Swner I tint vs. Orvss g Campltlt Interfei ence of nid Gross i ' Camplicll s application with a Petent, grau'ed lo said Spencer . Lew, April Snh, I960, for improvements iiintacniuery for cutting I Screw on rails, ate , of Bea.ateads, before the Commissioner of Pateuu: "Atter careful examination of the trtimnnv In tiie above entitled case, priority of invention It decided in favor of said Gross and Camplicll: the sind Gross jo.ut uvem.-r whh the said l'nm bell, of the raacUine claimed by them, having invented the part ni conirotroverey prior to the Invention or prrtdiirnou of ihe im by said j lewu. THO S F.WBANK. PaTBni Orncc, Marob 17, lSdl. SAM'I. H. RISING F.R. Jalr9-w6w. Agem for Orrws A Campbell. Tijfni.Q. OH, FOB STEAM ! AT KAOLE BUt I. ER AND MACHTXR SBöP. fpjSliK r.iizens of Indiana who want to purchase Stuam E'igiiies, JL Boilers, sheet-ir.iu Chimneys, dre , well constructed, cf the bet quality ol iron, aito cheap, are speemliy invite.1 to the well i known firm of KRI.SIIAW A elNKUIl, whose facilities for mumfaeturiug Steam Boilers are superior to any west of ihe mountains Hv which they are prepared and ever ready, by long f iperience ol their business, to execute, on the shorted notice, any description '. of new work or repairs of old. Therefore, before going dow to lüe river or elsewhere, call and i toe, and sav vour time and dimes at home, on Peuu-y ivania street, a Pogue Ruu, right north of the bat Work, in the Railroad city of Indiana. Iudianapolit July i, 1952 m.

RElF.KENCEs Hon. E A Hannegan, Indians; Hoa. Wilsot: siiHMiion, Kx-tiov. of Ohio. Hon. Wm. P. Bryant. Ex-Chief Jestico ef Oregon. Hon Isaac P. UWrr, U S. Senw: Hou. John Moore. Springfield, Illinois; Hon. Win. McMurty, Lieut Gov. of lUino, Boa. S. II. Treat, Spriu;S"eld, illiiioi; For foriher information add re E. S COOPEk, JaasjS-tjr Paoria, lUiau. The Greatest Horse Medicine of the Age! THE CELEBRATED GERMAN H0BSE P6WDEBS a THOSE who have used it once almmt invariably call f- and get aiiotlier supply, and all unite in saying that it is VrA, admirable remedy u the diseases for winch H is re1 1 1 com nit: ii Jo!. Wodi not aylhat TffE GERMAS HOf SE POWDER triii car ihe disease to which that u-sefu! animal, the Horse, is sui--ject. but we do recommend it as a moat cvnaia cure and preven

tive in Hie fo.lowuig d. senses, viz

Distemper

CERTFTCATE. Wi, 'hr uiiitrstgr.tJJ,hviug n.srJ t';e Cemr lerla! of Louden A Dnsy, very chee.-fi. j rtroini lievinj it M poe all ib advaiituge a-eribed ;:

Water l'rrxf Composition

Boi.fSr.g Ma i its u-e, beas i 1 ba aud

Da . i-l Vniidcs

H. J. A: B CA Geo. W Mean, Gen J P Drtke, J H Me Kenan. . Judge Morr:-Aiu. . Browujig, , s. Lor.Teiiecer, ! Matthews Rieord, ! S. Merrill, Noble ts Prat;, ! Tbalui'iu k Evai.i Mr. Derenport, Hon. W. J. Peasiee, I D. Oeorge, D Craight-ad,

Oeo. McOnv,

l il Ron.

A. Harris S W. Norrie, I D Defrces J. Sbelleulwrper. ft G. Werby, Hon. Isaac K.ic'ifor-i I. P. HoU. M Rech,' J. M Brams. ... D S Ward, Nat'jaii Edwards, J. F. R irnsey. Ilea. S E. Perkfus Wm. Sheets, Wm Eckert.

Morris Mirr:

Rev. C. F. r.t-K Dr J I. MtRlMTah J. Fercuscu. T. I.uBU-i7

I liyuci

N. B. Palmer, (mine was put oa bf Warr

Air. Liouticu;

r v. uiicy, 1. N. i'iuini, V. Campbell. Si.C.if , D. Tce.1 James Bj-ie, J. ß i aicr. R. Maii)w, J. P-nersoii. : bu' same as used tf

, Yellow Water, Slobbering, Glanders, Lew Urte, "" laSrraiMs, Snlritt Tnte af An,tHe Dr. J S. Patteisojt, Supcnutender.t Luüaia; As". Aptritt. Loss oj Jtppetlte , Iwooa, Citrscicr Ges and C U Co.. Ai.d al Diseases whsiever ariintg frcm jj B!ton) 8ta!e Lil.riaa

The City Flooring- Mill in Operation Aealn.

UE uuJcrtigned having added tbe latent improved Planemg Machine to their establishment, bv whicb lliev are enaldr-d i..

ao iietie. pianeing man evet wan done by any roinry maculne, and even equal if not better than that dxne by the hand plane. If there any ;ron who ha any doubt respecting the capacity o' the Machine, w invite them to call at the establishment ou tiie eutiern market square and examine for themselve. Wa ara prepared to plant lumber of every description, from onefourth of an inch to twelve inches thick. We face, tongue, and groove all kinds oi lumber, or we tongue and groove it rough, as ihe ease may be, at the hortest notice, w als. plane lumber traight, and oat of winde or twist for Door and Window Frame Doors and Saah In short, ail lumber that needs to be niaurd traight. 4c. jnn3 w3 n SHELLENBEROER & CO. CARPETS ! CARPETS ! 1-3.000 yards at Post Office Ccrner I have and will receive lu a few d'-iyt a ftac st.ick of Carpet Cotton and Wool, Wool, lue, super-fine, superior S ply, Tapes try, Velvets, Matted Rags, fcc. some very handsome pauarii, which can be beug ht cheap for ehash. R. PARRISH.

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And h-ldly cballeuge the production ot letter medicine (bi ihve diseases W paMish no certiScat?, fcr we are willing that th; med. I shall stand or fall by its owu deserts, and we are confident that a trial of it will convince ihe most skeptical of its good qualities. N. B. Purc!ier should be careul snd risk tor fichsnlfs Ge man llor-c Powder, and not ta.e ai y other Buy only of us or our accredited sseuls. Price. 80 ceiu a paper. TROl P A Flf KARDT. DrnTirisi and ManulV.ciurers. Circleville, O. To whom al! orders ntuM be .iddrrssed. The QESU1SE FTCKARDTS S OERMAS BÖRSE FQWDER cnu also be had of THAI. MAN EVANS, IndianapoJi. And of other repr ciabtc ageni in Indiana. mart w IMPORTANT TO OWNERS 07 H0BSE8 AND CATTLE! Troup & Fickardt s Celebrated Black Iinüneat IS APPLICABLE iu a)! the var on s diseases of Horse and Cat. tie. where en exierual application is required, ach as CorV-,, Cr.aes, On: .. Spra.n-. Bruises Scmiohea, Cracked Heel, strains of the Shoiu'iers, Slide, Hoof, Knee, Hip, Joint, Fetlock, aud ofibe Pustem .iid Coffin Joints, Swccnev, Splint, Spavin, Hard Tumors. Distemper, Fistula, Poll Evii. Ao. Ac And alsc, an excellent remedy f,r the Human frame In all cases I of Weakness or Hiifness of the Joints, Fin In the Back, Breast, Side, Face. Limlis. &c ; Sore Tltroat, lufluenaa Swellings. Rhen, j mit sm. Sprains Bruise, Ac. tc. Ac. Th's article it far superior to aud eheaper than the common Nerve and Bone Llnimeul hi use. PThe Genuine is prepare, and old only by the subseribers. i It may also be obtained of iheir acci edited agent ,.!irot,?'.iut tbe .jnne Pric SJ cer ts a b ottle, or 5 bottles for a dollar, by TROUP A FlCKkRDT; Uruggists CixdevUle, O i T whom all orders must be aUreaaed. The GENUINE BLACK LIN! ME NT can also be had of TH ALM A EVANS. Indianapolis And at nthST respectable agencies in Indiana. mir!

Dr R'-an. Anderson

Mr. Makepeace. A ., Dr. Murphy. Fiatikliti F. Tenck, PlhiuScU. W. Ransum, da., Mr. Wtii unison Ureet,

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TTaTEW STORB. Tbe subscriber would lespcctfully Inform toe lt pabl.c ttiMi he has leased the (tore room formerly occupied by Morris A Itullard. whore he is now opt iiing a fresh slock of Dry lion's, lirocries. Hardware. Tm-unrc. Bootsaud Hhoe, Queen ware. Yankee Notions, Provisions, Ac., Ao., which h isprsoared to ss-ll low for cash. (CCountry Produce bought and id Unit forget to call on JOHN CLARK. ju'yS-wiw The M Miller. VIW JEWELRY Jmt received a package of new stylo. L Breast Puts, Ear Ring. Caff Pins, and Ooll Chains, and will be taid at ttaall profiis. at ftuiU W. U TssXBOTTi.

Iitdianapolis, Febraary 7, ISffl Mr A A. Lornssss-enr: la reply u yours of yc4c..iy. I would say that had ft uot lieea ror the potent sper Roofing w.u. wbwh lit Capital House ia covered, it would have been impoosibt to .va saved the building duriur the Lara fire alj MBiug it, and ui my opliiuc I eoin.4er It F re Proof J. IN I hereby ocrtify that the Rocf m ray ktasa, betof pea oa try I.'tv den a Da Jy, vary mueh prmected said Roof a Patent I..'. i c: Ihe late fire. I snail never again put Ml a sUcglO roof en auf building. Jnj:el,'5! J. STEVfiNS. All work warrs med any reasonable length of lima, or i.o pay. February It, ISttä. fV':4 v NEW EAT AND CAP STORE rylNDF.R THH PALMER HOUE, iNUiANAPslLlS 3 rajMiE subseriber having taken, fur Iko prrseiii. a M "'s hi too JL Palmer House bulld.ng, offers a huge and well solcotod eloaft of Goods in hi liue, eousisting of Moleskin, For, Cass im '.re. and Bilk HaU, Of the latest styles, w s.ch f,.r (jooiitf, laur) of fiu.sii, and dura biljty, cltailenge compeliuon. A beautiful assortment of STRAW OOODS. Ocuer-.it.'v Boy'i", and Children's wear comprising reong rubers, Panama, Braid, Leghorn, and S:rnw Hau, AH fresh from the snanefactursr' hands, and us alm s: anJioas variety. He will also keep on hand a com,-lt eif.r?T)erit of B.ssk and Drab, Soft OsaMiaSSTS and Brush Hats, CoMirting of the most tasty Kossuth, Magyar, Uusgmrtsas, and O'.her patterns. Palm-Leal Eats, Black and Drab Wool Hcts, FTmn the 11 u h cheapist Cjualtre. Also, Hen's and Boy's Caps. My Goods aro of tsperior wot kmaubip ni desiped to sec uro oust om ad will be sold a c heap as the ctiOcpesi. fur cash. t-7-Cor.!itrv Merchan's supptiiii on the most liberal term. SAMUEL WILMOT. iryS. B. Tbl estaUishraent will be removed on or al! tna Ut of September, lo the (laud now occcpied by W. U TsUbsilL Jtwr.er. under the Capnal I!, use Indianapolis. April SOth. 196-dwtf.

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