Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 15, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 September 1852 — Page 3

INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.

National Democratic Nominations.

FOR PRESIDENT,

(Prom the Washington Union. Gen. Pierce and the Religion Test. The calumny which represented Gen. Pierce as hostile to the Catholics has been already sufficiently refuted. and has fallen into that utter and universal contempt which its malignity and falsehood so lichly deserve.

1 he lollowinr conclusive statement on the sohltet,

rKl.rLl.N llLKlL, 01 ilW UaDlDSDirf . made by Catholics residing in the immediate vicinity of

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vrun. rierce s iiuuie, miu nu nave iiieruiuie uceu mum-

Pent land's Dramatic Equestrian Establishment!

FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, WILLIAM R. KING, of Alabama. Democratic Electoral Ticket STATE AT LASGK, jOHN PET TIT, of Tippecanoe County. JAMES H. LANE, of Dearborn County. DISTRICT ELECTORS, F irst BEXJ. R. EDMOXSTON, of Dubois County. V-oi' JAMES S. ATHON, of Clark County. Tnird JOHX A. HENDRICKS, of Jeflersoa County. "ourth EBEXEZER DUMONT, of Dearborn Co. Fifth WILLIAM GROSE, of Henry County. Sixth WILLIAM J. BROWN, of Marion County. Seventh OLIVER P. DAVIS, of Vermillion County. Eighth LORENZO C. DOUGHERTY, of Boouo Co. Ninth SAM I' E L A HALL, of Cass County. Tnth REUBEN J. DAWSON, of DeKalb County. r.Urcnth JAMES F McDO WELL, of Grunt Cbwtff,

selves the witnesses of his efforts in favor of religious liberty, is not now needed for Gen. Pierce's vindication. But its publication will serve a good purpose, as showing the desperation and audacity of falsehood which must from the first have characterized the attempt to misrepresent Gen. Pierce on this question.

I OR CONGRESS, THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, of Sholl.y County. Democratic State Ticket. FOR U0VERMOR, JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, of Parke Cum) FOÄ LIEUTENANT-GO VEKNOa, ASH BEL P. WILLARD, of Floyd Co IJ. 'OX SE 1KTABT OF STATE, EH EMI AH HAYDEN, of Rush County FOR AUDITOR OF STATR, JOHN P. DUNN, of Perry Count v KOR TREASURER OF sf .VTE, H.IJAH XEWLAND, ..i' Washington CnOll J V DOES OK THE SUPREMK t'oUHT. WILLIAM V. .STUART, of Cas County. ANDREW DAVISON. f Dm County. SAMUEL E. PERKINS, of Mario; Cuniy. ADDISON L. ROACHE, of Parke County FOR RKPoRTER OF THE SUPREME l Ol'HT, HORACE E. CARTER, ol Montgomery Count v. FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT, WILLIAM B. BEACH, of Boone County. rOR SUPERINTENDENT OK PUBLIC INSTRUCTION, WM C. LARRABEE. of Putnam Pi ly. Democratic Judicial Nominations.

Concord, (N. H.) Aug. 13, 1852. Dear Sir Understanding that an impression has obtained in Wisconsin to a considerable extont, and especially among that portion of your people that arc Catholics, that General Franklin Pierce, of this State, was unfriendly to Catholics as a religious sect, and that an attempt has been made to hold him responsible for the odious religious test contained in the constitution of this State, the undersigned, Catholic citizens of Concord, deem it our duty to say that the Catholics of this State and of New England, and especially that portion of them that are of bis political opinions, entertain for him the highest respect as a politician and a man. Especially do they feel under great obligation to him lor his iiowerfui efforts in the convention to expunge that odious te-t" from the constitution of New Hampshire, ami for his efforts before rlie people to have the amendment to the constitution adopted which provided for the striking out of the religions test. Any impression of the kind indicated sloM (Jen. Pierce great injustice, and we regret hat for partisan purposes he has been thus misrepresent "J We send this to you. not for electioneering or partisan purposes, but as a simple act af justice to one of the strongest opponents the odious "test" ha3 in New Hampshire, and to ono of the most liberal and tolerant of its citizens. We have been present in several meetings, and at in last town meeting when this proposed amendment was submitted I the people, and have heard Gen. Pierce address the p pie in favor of abolishing this "test," and any representation that he is opposed tu striking out that ' lest," or that ho has not exerted himself to have that test abolished, must proceed either from profound ignorance, or malicious misrepresentation of the man, his character and course in relation to this "test" uucstinn.

FOR JUDGE CIRCUIT COURT. WW W. WICK, of Marion County FOR PROSECtTTING ATTORNEY, M. OVERSTREET. ot Johnson County

Christopher Harl . Thomas McGrath, Michael Dr.rning, Martin Lawler. James Hart, William Connolly, Thomas Mumford. TkMM Murphy, Richard Wheelehaii. James Leahy, Timothy Lynch. Charles" O'liryon Owen Garland. Martin Casy. John Thompson , John Murphy, Thomas Thompson. Edmond Sullivan.

.lohn Geenty.

Patrick Luminei . Michael MeCfebe D. Flynn, Thomas Clark. Patrick Mehan. Luke Benson, John Gallagher. William Shechan. Michael Murphy, Barnard McDonald. Barnard Oallaiicc. John Lynch. Barney Halpin, Phillip Halpin, James McCone, . Richard Lunird, Pat lick Me Cone.

Mariou County Democratic Ticket. For Senator. PERCV HOSBROOK, of Wayne Township For Representative. JESSE PRICE, of Decatur Township. GEORGE P BUELL, of Center Township For Sheriff. ISAAC W. HUNTER, of Perry Township For Treasurer. JtHN M. i'ALBOTT, of Center Township For Judge of Court of Common Pleas. LEVI. L. TODD, of Perry Township. For Prosecuting Attorney. Court of Common Pleus JOHN T. MORRISON, of Center Township For County C o mini sti oners. MATTHEW K HUNTER, of Lawrence Township. HENRY P. TODD, of Perry Township. For Coroner. GEORGE NEWLAND, of Center Township.

GEN. Mm RATI K ALU A HON LAW. An 1ct supplementary to the art note in force ott thr subject of a uniform rule of naturalization. Sec. I. Be it enacted, dye, That any alien, being a free while person. :nd who shall come into the United States i MdM "r Inter aller the passage uf this act, may be admitted to hOM ; citizen thereof alter a residence therein of at least three years, and one year at least after declaring bis bona ride intention ol becoming a citizen, in the manner and form, and upon the other conditions not herein altered, as prescribed by the act entitled " An art tu establish a uniform rule of naturalization, and to repeal the acts heretofore passed on that subject." which was approved April ML 1802: Provided, That no alien arriving in the United States after six months Irom the passage of this act, .shall ever acquire the ri n lit to vote, except in the manner hereinafter prescribed, for any elector of President or Vice President of the United States; for any member of the House of Representatives of the same; lor any Governor, Lieutenant Governor, member of the Legislature, Judge of any Court of record, or Sheriff, in any State or Territory of the United States, or for any Mayor, Intendant, President, Alderman, Assistant Alderman, or common Councilman of any city, borough, or incorporated town or village, in any of the said States or their Territories, or within the District of Columbia; hut all aliens admitted to naturalization under the foregoing provisions and limitations shall enjoy every other right d privilege of native born citizens, which is not expressly limited or withheld by the constitution of the United State. Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That every naturalized citizen, as aforesaid, shall be wholly exempted or excused from involuntary service in the militia, army, and navy of the United Stales. Sec. 3. Jimd be it further enacted, That every free white alien, being an able hod 1 cd male of at least seventeen years of age, who shall, in time of war, engage to serve the United States against their enemies, for at least Uro years, or during the war, or who, in time of actual war. shall serve the said States faithfully two years, or to the end of the war, ih any company or vessel of war, in the army or navy of the said States, shall on obtaining the certificate or certificates of faithful service, signed by the commanding officer or officers of such company or companies, vessel or vessels of war, and countersigned by the next higher officer in the army or navy, under whom, it any, such alien has served, shall be admitted, on presenting such evidence to any eourt designated in the act hereinbefore recited, to all the rights and privileges of citizenship at any time conferred by the act, on simply taking the oath of allegiance to the United States, and making the renunciation enjoined in the said act. Sec. 4. .ind be. it further enacted, That this acl shall ;a effect on and after six months from its passage, when all provisions of former acts, inconsistent with this act, shall be taken and held to be repealed, in respect only to nil aliens arriving in the United States alter that date.

ArorsT 16, 1852. I, the undersigned, resident Catholic pastor of Manchester and Concord, New Hampshire, certify that the above-signe d gentlemen are citizens of Concoid, and know them to be citizens of good standing and Catholics; and, moreover, I fully concur with the sentiments expressed in their statement of (acts relative to the course of Gen. Pierce. WILLIAM McDONALD. Catholic Pastor. To John White, Esq., Milwaukie. Wl MM U Four -leg geo Artillery. Sam Houston's Flying Artillery, used at the battle of San Jacinto, was one four pounder, lashed with a piece of raw hide to the back of a jackass. When the piece was discharged, it would throw him forward on his face with such force as to detain him in that position until the piece was reloaded, and as he rose and brought it within lange of the Mexicans, the match was applied, and away went the animal on his face and knees, and away wem thunder and flame and death dealing balls, and away went the Mexicans heiter skelter. (.eneral Scott 11 "Thront-i utter."

When, in 1848, the gallant General Worth wrclte a

letter, giving his opinions on public questions, the New York Tribune, in its usual black-guard stvlr. denounced

him, and called him "one of Uncle Sam's journeymen

throat-cutters. And now this same 1 ribune is engaged zealously in tho effort to elevate to the Presidential

chair a man who, to use its own chaste language, is not

mereiv a journeyman, but a regular 00 ''throat

cutter." If the term was applicable to General Worth,

it ccrtainlv is to Gen. Scott. Ohxo Statesman .

.Mers. Wright and .Mr-Cart .

Candidate for Governor, will add res their IImhU at the following lime und places, and ihey respectfully request their fellow citizens to give notice of the same: New Albany. Floyd c,i , on Fr-day. Sept 24, at 7 oVWk P M Han'iushurgh, Wash-iiglon co., Saturday Sept 25. il I o'clock F M Paol,, Orange M , Monday. Sept 27, at 1 o'clock P M Bedford. Lawrence co.. Tuesday, Sept 39. at 1 o'clock 1' M Mt Pleasant, Martin co . Wednesday. Sept 21, at I o'clock P M Washington, Daviess co., Thursday. Sept 30, at 1 o'clock P M Jasper. Dubois co., Friday, Oct. 1, at I o'clock P M Pctersburgli. P'ke co . Saturday. On 'J. r.t 1 o'clock P M Bnoneville. Warrick co., Monday Oct 4. at 10 o'clock A M N'ewburg'n. Warrick co. Monday, Oct 4, at I o'clock P M Evansville, Vanderburgh co . Tuesday, Oct 5. at 1 o'clock P . i Princeton. Gibson co.. Wednesday. Oct 0. at I o'clock P M Vmceiines, Knox co., Thursday, Oct T, nt 1 o'clock P M Carlisle, Sullivan co , Friday, Oct ?. M M o'clock A M Sullivan, Sullivan co.. Friday, Oct 8. at 4 o'clock P. M. Mr. McCarty will address his fellow-citizens ai Madison on Wednesday night, the 22d day of September, at 7 o'clock; and at Jetf-r-sonville on Thursday night, the 23d day of September, a 1" o'olock Governor Wright having poken at these places, will not lie with his competitor JOSF.PH A. WRIGHT, Sept . l-5- NICHOLAS M'CARTY.

Thomas A. Hendricks, The Democratic candidate or Congress, will atilres, hicitizens at the following limes and places Mount Autiurn. Shelby co.. Thursay, Sept !)th, 10 0YI0.I. Edinburgh. Johnson co., amc day, 1 o'clock P. M. Williamsburgh, Johnson co., Friday, Sept 10. 10oVl.u k, Morgantown. Morgan co., same day. 4 o'clock P. M. Martinsville, Morgan co., Saturday, Sept 1 1. 1 o'clock P. Waverly. Morgan co., Monday Sept 13, in o'cloi k A. M Mooresville. same day, 4 o'clock P. M. Stilcsville, Hendricks co.. Tuesday. Sept 1 1, til eMail A liellvillc, same day . 4 o'clock P. M. Danville. Wednesday, Sept 15. 1 o'clock. P, M North Salem. Thursday. Sept 1, 10 o'clock A M. Pittsboro', same day, ai 4 o'clock P. M. Hrownsburg. Friday, Sept 17, at 10 o'clock: A M Mechanicsburgh. Marion Co.. same day, 4 o'clock P. M. Broad Ripple, Marion co.. Saturday Sept l-ih. Hi o'clock Indianapolis, same evening, at 7 n'elack P. M.

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TE CINCINNATI GAZETTE. Daily, ? Tri-Weakly, $5. Weekly, f2 lab of Twenty to Weekly tl 00 each 1. C. WRIGHT C. J. WRIGHT, L B. BRUEN, F.ditor and Proprietors. luaorpei ted and doing busiaesa under the name of THE CIH C HH ATI GAZETTE COMPANY, To i horn buinaaa letters will be directed.

5.000 itw Subscriber! in Three Years,

HE CINCINNATI GAZETTE COMPANY desire to invite

attention to loir aovaral ;Swpaper issues abjve mentioned,

and uk for th ne the patronage of the Paple of the Weet, lo the especial inlei tof which the papor 1 devoted. The senior editor is Jona C. W tieiiT.wbo for twolvs years has been in charge

ia ihu West, his various positions, public and nth the people of the West, has made hint fain it -its and necessities. Besides we have five other barge of particular departments. As a further rt of the West in preference to Eastern papers,

His long residtn private relation tar with their w. editors. who bav. claim to tha su the Gazette is PRI.NTKD I Supplied with tb' DAY AND A li shott time.

In Teleg' aphi

GREAT CURE FOE DYSPEPSIA! ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER! D J. S. HOll "Si-n ' -

V CINCINNATI ON STKAM PRESSES, earliest intelligence from ibe sea-board, IN A ILF, and from other places in a rorrespomtiDgiy

IVrt'ormaiirr roinraeace

I). rs oreu at 1 h and 7 o'clock

t i aad 74 o'clock P. M.

ITAdoiission 85 cents Children uttJcr !) year- of age eis ! ' is wilh no ordinary feeling of satisfaction that the Proprietor of this Establishment announces that an engagement has Item effected wilh the celebrated Professor M OR UM K, Whose great ScicntSe Experiment, entitled by ike PuMic Press the ANTIPODEAN FEAT, a M-rmrniaiic- which consists in actually Walking Head Downwards, ih tkr anaaVr i'e of a Smooth Marbir Slab, at an rlrration of SO feet from the ground' ha excited 111 the cities o New York and Philadelphia greater in terc-t an l curiosity than nny thing which has been brought before the pub lie dnr ing the ,at So years' Since the diseoveiy of the Magneli . Telegraph, 110 scieir :fic invention has created half the ex cifeuient produced by this most extraordinary achievement, sndeven a successful exposition of Perpetual Motion eou.d scarcely cave a ere iter commotion in the scientific world. All clasps, all ages, and all ranks of society have docked to witness ibis performance, wherever it has, lieeu exhibited, and the complete satisfaction evinced by the fishjouable audiences who have attended Professor McCormick's representations, sufficiently prove that no shadow of deception has been attempted. Two Distinct Kxhibitious EACH AFTERNOON AND EVENING! The Entertainment 111 each lieing entirely different Blending Willi a mil and brilliant EQUESTRIAN TROUPE. An extensive, talented, and very efficiently organized Dt A.M ATIC t'OKI'.-- Embracing in the Entertainments ill the most pleasing Feats of Horse nut nshipm Gymnastic Exercises, together wilh a vivid and tiuthfui representation, with appropriate Costumes. Music, Machinery, and Brilliant Accessories, of an intensely interesting Melo-Dramatir Historical Stthj'ct in the exhibition of which, upwards of SIXTY LADIES AND (i ENTLEMEX. comprising many 0 f the most Popular Professors of the Equestrian and Histrionic Art will appear, in order to give full effect to the various performance- introduced. In the course of the Performances Mr. Pentland will introduce his Fine stud of Trained Horses and Ponies, Mounted, Caparisoned, and Costumed' in a style of taste and splendor 1 ositively uneuualed by any tioupe in this country. The following distinguished arlists compose Mr. Pentland's Dramatic and Equestrian Troupe: l.i.l im. Y1IM.INIA SHERWOOD,

The beautiful Equesiricnne, will appear In a variety of elegant

Tours tie Otace, positively unachieved by anv other lady in .lie

profession. The graceful, confident, and animated tyle of this I dy'it performances, fascinate every beholder.

Mr UhUKOh 1SATÜHKI..DER. the Leading Uvninaist Midame ARCHKR, the Meio-Dramatic Artiste Mademoiselle SHF.R WOOD, the Great Danseuse. Mr. WILLIAM O I) U.K. the Great Sommerset Equestnaa. Mr CHARLES SHKR'VOOD, the Wonderful Scenic Rider. Prafaaaaf Mct'ORMICK. the Antipodean Mr WILLIAM H. DF.RR. Masler of the Ring. Smnors KINCADE. MELTER, STONE Master SMITH. WILLIAMS. BROW N. &c, Ac Ami last, though not least, the Inimitable JOE PENTLAND, Wim a host of" other talent. leader of the Band, Mr HENRY SMITH, with a full nnd highly effective Orchestra. JU"New Scene of Equestrianism in the Circle will be given at each entertainment. Afternoon and Erening. The Programme of each being entirely different. The afternoon Entertainments will end with a favorite EQUESTRIAN BURLESQUE, in which the whole Company will appear. ;"rTh" Exhibition will be Brilliantly Illuminated m the e vein ig by means of nturiy constructed magnificent Chandaliers, without emitting smoke, or any offensive smell shedding a flood of light upon the Performances ard around the animated interior. (TThe Horsemanship and Gymnastic Feats in the EVENING trill be entirely varied from those given in the Afternoon, and will

terminate with a grand Dramatic and Equestrian Spectacle of

world-wide celebrity, with Songs, 1 horusses, f rocessions, ate, entitled MAZEPPA, OR THE WILD HORSE OF TARTARY. Taken from the popular Poem of Iord Byron, and re-produced and adapted for the Circle, with a niest attentive and carefui Exhibition of the powerful situations -o graphically described in the great Poetic Legend. (tyThe Music and Overture directed by .Mr. Smith. The varied and splendid Costumes by Mrs. Needhain Every description of imitative Decoration, appertaining o Poland and Tartary by Herr Wni. Derr ITJFor particulars see bills al the principal Hotels. (C"The above Company will exhibit al UANYILLE, Sept. 14. sepU.-dltw8w. THE GREAT FRENCH mCTJsT" J AS. Me JUNE A CO. The Most Extensive and Brilliant Tronpe in the World. WILL Exhibit at INDIANAPOLIS on Friday. Sept. 17tb. tin one Day only. Two performances Afternoon and Evening Doors open at 1 and f-. Admission 25 cents. SIX LADY EQUESTRIAN S, From all the principal Hippodromes of Paris, Vienna :ind St. Peters burgh. The celebrated Mad. TOI RNIAIKE,

Will; in her world renowned School of the Manege, delineate tha fashionable modes of Lady Equestrianism in the saddle, applicable to ths aoAti oa Tin: chase, presenting to Lady Amateurs in this

exhilarating and truly elegant amusement, a perfect model of imi-

tatiox, with the correct Costume, manner ot setting the Horse, c Mad. T will s!sn introduce all her favorite traUSSD horse, Her

culea, Washington, Chemins, Superb. Maren; Hnlliant. Alama.

and Achillc. lle JOSEPHINE,

In her elegant TOURS VE GRACS, OX A SlXtfl.E HOKSK.

M'lle LOI ISE, In her brilliant COIrP D'ETAT, WITHOI'T SADDLE or BRI DLE! Tue Corp Do Ballet, lOiLsitiug ol M'LLE IRENE, V LLC. 1 HANCK,

LE PETITE CERITO, M'LLE Al.'GI'STE.

Will also apiear 111 a beautiful Pastoral Ballet.

The C.erman Id . u I . Herr KIS4T,

Will exhibit his extraordinary prowess Also, EQUESTRIAN

PERFORMANCES by Mews B. STEVENS, J. SWEET, W

ARVSTRO.Mi, A. I-. I.IAll.Mi. U MKiKr.K, 1 . lit K r. It , and J. W. MERRY. Equestrian Manager Prof. N. JOHNSON

uirector 01 tne nejicu i roupe .iios. nii.Mininr, leader of the Bugle Band Ma. R. WILLIS Principal Clown Mr W. WORRELL Second Pero, Moms. MALLET

fTy-The Procession, comprising a most superb college, exhibit

ing some of the first stock in the world, will enter the town, pre

ceded by A MAGNIFICENT CAR OF NEPTl NE in which

will be seated the Bugle Band of R Willis The harueu used in this splendid vehicle was manufactured by Icy or Phillips. Philadelphia, and is the same firm thattook ihe premium at the World's Fair, London, having cost in getting it up over S30Ü0

r7;F..r full particulars ol performances, tue public are resieci

fullv referred to the descriptive and delineated sheet of the

GREAT FRENCH CIRCUS, in all the public places

nug31-ddrwtl?T

ennnunicaiiona with all pans of the country.

Having'Cojrec . indents of the most reliable character in Europe,

Washington, Mew York, and other cities.

lins paper m ' reach "i estern people Wim nie news earner man

anon. .igaged the services of E D. MaNs'ibmi, Miss Stowi, and many other-, who coatributo Afura, SeUntfici Horticultural. Financial, and Com-

y eastern pub

We have also Alice Caxit, M tellaneous, Statis

mercial Xetes.

We are deten

pars money or I

nisi or female

The Gazette 1

grown in confidt tabltshment has

budding. Our ;

old fashioned hai introdueed. We

We think we are LIBERAL ENOUGH, when, hi providing for america, we leave the door of admission open to the Children of Foreigners, now abroad, who may hereafter be born here, WITHOUT ALLOWING THEIR FATHERS TO COME AND HELP TO GOVERN US! WE, WHO ALONE HAVE ANY RIGHT TO THINK ON THE SUBJECT, claim that WE CAN BEST GOVERN OURSELVES, AND THE BETTER SUCH GOVERNMENT IN -XII K MEANTIME, SO MICH THE BETTER FOR THE FOREIGNERS WHO MAY HEREAFTER COME AMONG US, AND FOR THEIR A M ER IC A N-BO RN Children. Sfott's Communication in Xational Intelligencer, Dec, 1844.

BfThe candidaiesof the iwo parlies in Marion county will meet a n. I address their fellow-citizens, at the following limes and places, to-wit: At Augusia, in Pike township, on Friday, Sept 10th, at I o'clock, P.M. At Bridgeport, in Wayne township, on Tucvlnv. Sept. II, at 1 o'clock, P. M. At Spring Valley, in Decatur township, on Friday, Sept. I7ih. al 1 o'clock, P. M.

At Imlianaiio! is, in Centre lownship, on Smnnbr. . ,.1,1 -jt Ii . al

I o'clock, P. M.

OCTOBER ELECTION ELECTION DAY-I HE SECOND TIES DAY IN OCTOHsl Ö Announcement fee SI W.m&

(TT" Pvtv'r WisrHKt. is a candidate for A-sess.r nil enter town

ship.

ITT'We are reonrslee bv O. II . P. Bi.v. lo stale that he Will be

a: independent candidate for Sheriff, at the ensuing Oebler elec

liGo. Wright and N. McCarty addressed tlie citizens 01 Anrora on the 18th insl. We were not present. The Standard saya that McCarty is a plain, practical, honest man ; but that Wright is a shrewd wire-working politician, whose every effort is directed to deceiving, and securing votes. That's just what we would expect the Standard to say. Singular, that Mr. McCarty. who travels along with Governor Wright, universally testifies that he is an excellent man makes a first rate Governor, and is worthy of the confidence and respect of the people of Indiana. So said the Whig press of this State, previous to the campaign. But Governor Wright is now the Democratic candidate, and candor, frankness, and that quality of the human beart which is ever ready to appreciate merit and. faithful public service, aro entirely absorbed in the heateJi-aad blind partizan zeal to promote the success ofifticir candidate. This course

'CANKER OF THE STOMACH, the most ei r I and

dangerous of all diseases, has been effectually cured by

the use of Dr. Houghton's preparation of Pipsin, that wonderful remedy for Gastric disorder, produced by nature herself in the Stomach of Ihe Ox aad other animals, and readily extracted lor the

u-e ol nun Tu-s lentihc proof o f these 1'icn ,i perfectly con elusive.

R. R. R. See in another column. CRAIOHEAD A- BROWNlMi W. W ROBERTS, Agents, Indianapolis

INDIANA UNIVERSITY.

fltllK next session in this Institution will commence on Thürs

trey. 23 i of September, and end on Friday, the 24th IN De

cemlier. Imö3

1 1 will be (ratifying to theriends of the University to learn, that

tne vacancies in the Faculty have l.een tilled, ly the election o

Rev. Alfbed Rtois, D D , of the Ohio t'niversity. President, and Roar. Millioak, A. M . of Washington College, Pa.. Professor of U . I . : I r, : : I w- i : u . L. . I i

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many card, hand and Iber presses Instead of employing but two me i as formerly he number has gradually swelled to two hundred; our exposes ha a increased from leu dollars per weer to one thousand, and instead if conductiag but one branch of thr. business, we now undertake L execute almost any kind of work pertaining to the art of printing. We can fill orders for Newspapers, Book-work,

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The true Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice PREPARED from Rennet, or the fourth Stomach of ihe Ox, alter directions of Baron Liabig, the great Physiological Chemist, by J S Houghton, M. D , Philadelphia, Pa. This is a truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaint. Constipation, and Debility, Curing after

nature s own meiooa, uy nature a own agent, tne uastric juice. Half a testpoonful of Pepsin, infused in water, will digest or dissolve, Five Pounds of Roast Beef in about two hours, out of the stomach. Pepsin is the chief elemenl, or great digesting principle of the Gastric Juice, the solvent of the Food, the purifying, preserving, and stimulating agent of the stomach and intestines. It is extracted from the digestive stomaeh of the Ox, thus forming an Artificial Digestive Fluid, precisely like the natura! Gastric Juice in its Chemical powers, and furnishing a complete and perfect substitute for it. By the aid of this preparation, thr 'pains aad evil?: of indigestion and dyspepsia are removed, jus t as they would lie by a healthy stomach It is doing wonders for Dyspeptics, curing cases of Debility, Emaciation, Nervous Decline, and Oyspeptic Consumption, supposed to be on the ve rye of the grave. Tne scientific endence upon which it is based, 's in the highest degree curious and remarkable. SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE. Baron Liebig in his celebrated work on Animal Chemistry, says: "An Artificial Digestive Fluid analogous to the Gastric Juice, may

be readily prepared from the mucous membrane of the stomach of

the Calf, in which various articles ol loou, as meal and eggs, will be softened, changed, and digested, tust in the same manner as they would be in the human stomach." Dr. Combe, in his valuable writing on the "Physiology of Digestion.'' observes that a "diminution of the due quantity of the Gastric Juice is a prominent and all-prevailing cause of Dyspepsia;" and he stales that "a distinguished professor of medicine in London, who was severely afflicted wilh this complaint, finding everything alse to fad, had recourse to Ibe Gastric Juice, obtained from the slomachs of living animals, which proved completely successful.' Dr. Graham, author of the famous works on '-Veeeialslp Diei "

says: -'It is a remarkable fact in physiology, that the stomach of

auunais, uiaceraieu in waier, impart 10 me nutu tne proper.)' er dissolving various articles of food, and of effecting a kind of an ti hi digestion of them in unwise different from the natural digestive. process.'' Dr. Simon's great work, ihe ' Chemistry or Man." i Lea A Blanchard. Philadelph a, 1946, pp. 331-2) says: "The discovery at PEPSIN foims a new era in the chemical history ofDigettion. Fnm recent experiments, we know that food is dissolved as rapidly in an artificial digestive fluid, prepared from Pepsin, as n is in the natural Gastric Juice itself' All modern work ojijetntstfy, Materia Mcdica, and PtryaroTogy, and all good Me3ical Dictionaries, describe the character and properties of Parsix, and state many interesting details respecting The net that am Artificial Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, perfectly resembling the natural fluid, may be readily prepared, does not admit of question. The only wonder is, that if has not before been applied to the cure of Indigestion and Dyspepsia so naturally does such a use suggest itelf to the mind. AS A DYSPEPSIA Cl'RER, Dr. Houghton's Pepsin has produced the most marvellous efl curing cases of Debility. Emaciation Nervous Decline, and Dyspeptic Consumption. Il is impossible to give the details of cases in the limits of this advertisement; but authenticated certificates have been given of more than two bundered remarkable cores, m Philadelphia. New York, and Boston alone. These were neatly all desperate cases, ami the cures were not only rapid and wonderful, but permanent. Il is a great Nervous Antidote, and particularly usehil for tendency to Bilious Disoider. Liver Complaint. Fever and Ague, or badly treated Fever and Ague, and the evil effect of Quinine. Mercury, and other drugs upon the Digestive Organs, aller a I ng sickness. Also, for excess in eating, and ihe too free use of ardent spirits. It almost reconciles health with iiileuperaiice. OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS. There is no form ot Old Stomach Complaints which it does not seem to reach and move at once. No matter how bad they may be, it gives instant relief! A single dose removes all the unpleasant symptoms, and u only needs to be repeated for a short time to make these good effects permanent. Purity of blood, and vigor of body

to. low at once. Il is particularly excellent in cases of Nausea. Vomiting, Cramp",Soreuess of the pit f the Stomach, distress after eating, low, cold state of the Blood, Heaviness. Lnwness of Spirits. Despondency, Emaciation, Weakness, tendency to Insanity, Suicide. &e Dr. Houghton's Pepsin is sold by nearly all the dealers in fine

drugs and popular medicines, throughout tlie united Mules It is prepaied in Powder and the Fluid for in and in Prescription vials for the use of Physicians. Private Circalars for the use of Physicians, may be obtained o Dr. Houghton or his Agents, describing the whole process of preparation, and giving me authorities upon which ihe claims of this new remedy areoaseti. As it is not a secret remedy. io objection can be raised against its use by Physicians in respectable standing and rrgo'ar practice. Price one dollar per bottle. O-OBSERVE THIS! Every bottle of the genuine PBPRIM bears the written signature of J. S. HOUGHTON M U, soe pior.rietor, Philadelphia, Pa. Copy-right and Trade Mark secured. rjfSoid by 11 Druggists and Dealers in Medicines. AGENTS Craighead II Browning, Indianapolis, w hoteaalaaakl retail Agent - for the Slate of Indiana. dec30 aug!2w

The

DR. S. A. WEAVER'S. CANKER AND SALT BHEUM SYKUP, 0ANKEH CURE ANT) OERATH

Preparations are warranted superior to any other Comp-

no" in ose lor expelling Scrofulous Humors, Cauker, Bait Rheum, Eryiipelu, Mercurial Diseases, and all ether Diseases Arising from an impure state of the Blood; Also, Liver Complaint, Female Weakness, Dyspepsia, AH D GENERAL DEBILITY. DR. WEAVER, the original djoce-verer of this Medicine, is a r-gnlarly educated Phvsieian. a Graduate ol the Albany Med.cal College, and can exhibit Certificates of his Office from ihe best Physicians in Albany, certifying to his ability and qualifications ss a Medical Practitioner, and it now extensively engaged in the m uce of Medicine. ERVSlPEUA.s AND SALT RHEI M CAN BE CURED -Mrs Giles Turner, of Muiuville who had been sffiK'ted with KTv jipelas for the last Twenty Years, and three times with the last live years, has been entirety Blind from the effects of thisoreadfo mal ad v. CURE EFFECTED BV DR WEAVER ' VRIP, AFTER ALI. OTHER TRIED MEDICINES HAD FAILED READ THE CERTIFICATE? w u.s.. . MosTTnxK, Mareks. 1SS1 Messrs.. S A. W earer & Co., Gentlemen: In relation to my wife, 1 would say that from childhood she has been afflicted with a

riuuior. Anoui twenty years since appeared in a very distressing form ot Erysipelas, at first m a spot of a bright cherry color on the side of the face, accompanied wuh a painful sensation simi'ar to that produced by fire. From tins point it spread over the whole face, which became so awollen that for several days she was enure ly BLIND, and so disfigured that her mos, intimate acquaintance, dal not recognize hrr She had lcn in this situation three times in the last fire years. Its electa sometimes appeared in small erack in the skin, commencing hack of ihe ear, thence extending orei the sides of the head. So sore and painful were tbey, thai sit nigl . it was impossible for bcr io allow them lo touch the pillow. Tb." discharge fiom these sores was so profuse that it freqneniiv we. through the dressings and run down the sides of the neck, and f. acrid waa it, that when it came in contact w ,th the skin. Use ooVc: was the same as that of boiliag water After any gentle exercise, especially in warm weather, saris o; the liody became covered with spots of a dark red or purple color and were very painful and tender; in a short ume these spot wouw be covered with minute blisters, which broke, aud discharged, IMbl dried up. forming a scab which would in a few days come off, leavv ing an angry ami painful sore, looking much like bum TUi. v.

v...ulu a iuiij; ume in iieaung irequcnuy moniti-. At one time it appeared on the feet and ankles, running much the same course as it had done on the other parts of her bodv. except thai m this in stance it was aggravated by exercise. These sores, moreover, assumed the charai lt r of bid ulcers, and so liiüamed, tbat for mouttt ahe was unable io walk. The deep scars lcrt by them remsin in this day. It has affected her breast to that degree that she was unable to nurse either of her last three children Often she has been ia such distress from ibis disease, tbat tor weeks she has been able iu obtain but little sleep or rest, and has often a;d that her distress waso great she could ui describe it v At the time she commenced usjag your Syrupsind Cerate, sue has a running fore on her stomach and breast, wbichjiad ben there more than a year, healing up at t,m. , perhaps ,n one place, but always breaking out in another. To thi we applied many rem. u.. I aild us.-d various kmj- ..f m. JicaSSB fur removing the disease from ihe system, none of which produced ibe least apparent brneül. She commenced using your Syrup and Cerate a year ago last rali Sift took the Syrup a few days and then commenced applying ii,r Cerau to the sores, and ai once said she had never found anything so soo-j; ing as this was. 1 have frequently kuown her to'gel up severs: times in the course of a night to apply the Cerate lo her feet, in order lo obtain sleep. In one or two weeks after BSMM ihe raediciin the sores began lo heal, and before he had fim-hed the second bottle, they were entirely well. She lia now ued four bottle. and i to all appearance perfectly cured, and is ui liem r health also t ban she baa been al any tune betöre for twenty years. The inedi. me has effected m her case the mot mmmVhsU cure rrr known ia ssu section of country, and I strongly recommend all affiicied in like manner to give it a trial. Anyone desiring further ini'.rmaiion in re,a;...ii to ihr facia oi

particulars oi the cue, it will aflord me great pleasure t such information, if the v will call at mv residente in Mi

they can make inquiries f many of my acqui don and vicinilv. who are conversant with tb

GILES Tl KN'EK The alkv i- a plain stateiner facta; they speak for themselves and are from a source that nv. nue who are acquainted with the person will doubt Tim is only one ot the numerous cases which t have in our posseswiun. all showing the value of Dr S. A. WEA VER S CANKER SJki SALT HlIKl SVRI P. logeihei sritS its invaluable accompaniment, ti.e CERATE. They stand aase, quailed for the cure or oil Scrofulous Humors. Salt Rheum. Er sip BSSsJj Canker, and Nursing Sore Mouth. Mercurial Diseases, f.wr, Complaint, Female Weakness, and all disease arising from oi m anv way connected Willi uu impim ;;.. ,.;' t,.-.- !V.k, Manufactured and sold by S A. WEAVER ! Co , sole prnprie lor New Ixnwlon. Conn. Sold by Craighead dr Brow iniiK. W W. Roberts, and by Mei chains generally. J. N Harn A Co . 7 College Building. Cinem nati. Agents for the South and West M-wis-Sj

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DE. TEASE'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT, IVtOR Inflamatory Rheumatism, this Ointment is the moti com. si olete remedy ever prepared.

In M esses out of 100 it will afford entire relief to ihe worst o of Nervous Headache m .10 minutes. For Nervous Diseases, affections of the Spine, Kheumatim I. mi, e , s- Burns. A . Ac. it is of immense value SWELLED LIMBS Il any of our Ladies are afflicted with a Swelled LsSSS or Milk Leg. as il is sometimes called, (a complaint that many females are subject to, after child-birt'n, and which ie often protracted for years,) we would say to all such, get a bottle ol' Trask'e Magnetic Ointment, which will effect a certain and permanent cure. Price 25 and 39 cents per bo:tle. Sold wholesale and retail by Craighead dz Browning, Tomlinson ltiothers, Indianapolis; L. Edwards, Greenfield; Wiley M Irfiwry, Knichtstown; Hodson A Welborit. Oeden; J. R. Bracken A Ca

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.'BLIC. Tho underkigucd hereby cautions the t buying or using a Patent Right for machinery -ws upon the rails, dec. of bedsteads, granted lo . pril Olli, 1S50, as the same was procured by fraud, tdged by ihe Ccm mission of Paienin riir Ihe Toss and Campbell, of Tiffin, Ohio. I is Ibe only authorized Agent of said Gross and

OTIOE The undersigned haa this day obtained Irom theM a nun IM Probate Court, letters of Administration on the estate of Philip

Harrinfton, deceased, late ol the county of .viarion. Male oi inui-

ana. All who are uuletitcil to saut tstite are requesieu io senio nu-

med'ulely; those having claims against the same are notified to pre

sent them duly anlheuticaled for payment. Said estate probably solvent. ' DI ANE HICKS, Adm'r

August 13, 185 auglw2w. New Fall Goods.

SJ EATON & HOLMAN have now open a larac ana uesiranic

5 stock of FALL GOODS comprising a complete assortment of

beau: iful Dress Goods of the newest styles. Cloths, ( aasimeres. Domestics. Flannels, Notions, and Trimmings in large mantities, together w ith a choice selection of Carpets, Boots and Skoet, Bonnets, Hats. Caps. Groceries, dec. In a word, we have as large, complete, and beautiful a stock as is usually brought to our euy . which

we are yetermined to sell at the lowest remunerating price, yve respectfully solicit an examination of our Goods and prices, hoping

we shall succeed in pleasing all. SKATO.N ffuwisn.

sept "Uöcw.

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public aean

for cutting the S Spencer Lewis, . and has been ad United States, to The undersigi Campbell for the

Indiana, and will nrosecate anv

sale, using, or ti rwise. For the informa on of the public

of theCommissii sr ol Patents: " Spencer Iawis PS. Gross If Cam)JU Inlerfeience of said Gross Campbell's Si plication with a Patent, granted to said Spencer : I.e.-. - April fsb, 1M0, for improvemenis in machinery for cutting , Screws on rail Vc, of Boadstaads, before the Commissioner of ;

iiifringemeni upon the same by

he herein sets forth the decision

Patents: "Alter caroful . case, priority o: Campbell: Ihe Sa. the machine lain iroversy prior to i Lewis. Patsnt Of

julyg -w6w.

STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SCT. Iji the Prora rt CoraT of Marioü Cobsty, Petition for Partition. John Trucksess, ami Lucinda Trm ksess his wife; Theodore Johnson, and Nancy Johnson, bis wife, and Joseph Holloway, und Elizabeth Holloway, his wife; r. Frederick Cool. Sarah Cool, John Cool, and William Cool. RE il known, that on the sHiih day of July, li52. ibe above- . I lu. . C.I...I 1m il.. 1-l.rL'. S.. .,1 l,.

. . , . si m BSHSSVM t - HMWIIVI3 in, ii in , , ivil Olli., 'i 111. i "i " xaminatlon ,.i the leat.i.iony in .he above entitled (.olr, of MarlolI t.oun, forrid. lhrir Petition for Partition

against the above-named defendants; also the affidavit of'a com peteut and disinterested witness lhal the said defendant, Frederick Cool, John Cool, and William Cool are no! residents of the State of Indiana. The said defendants, Frederick Cool, John Cool, and William Cool are therefore, hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said Petition; and that unless Ihey be and appear before said Court, ul the first day of the next term ofsaid Court, and plead, answer, or demur lo said petitioa. the same will be heard and determined in their absence. WILLIAM STEWART. Cleik Barter 4 Porter, Alf ys for Petitioners. Augusts, 1iJS2.-w.1w

ivention Is decided in favor ot saal Gross and

9roa joint inventor with tho said Cam bell, of d by them, having invented the mrl in controa inveatioii or production oi' the same by said TIIO'S EWBANK Man I. 17. KAM'L II KIHINGRB, Agent for dross V Campbell. Tiffin, o.

t)lt. I; TAYLOK

(I ii r. OF NEW YORK CITY) Attorn y and Counsellor at Law, INDIANAPOLIS. IND. ALL Legal U ness entrusted tn Wis car will be iraiuacied wilh fidelt: v and disp . . - la - Office: W. M- I-. Spoil's Ral Estate aud General Agency Ol" fice. opposite Ts. - raneo Halt. ma 12-dA wOin

New York and San Francisco Steam Ship Line. New Bain 1N1TED STATES, 1,500 tons burthen New Sh p WINFIELD SCOTT, 2,100 tons burlhen. New Ship CORTES, 1,600 ions burthen fsjltlE elegan. steamer UNITED STATES will leave New 1 York on the 1st of September, al o o'clock P M., for Aspmwall, (Navy Bay,) where passengers will take the Railroad for Panama, as far as finished. At Panama, one of the magnificent steamers of the line will be in waiting (the WINFIELD SCOTT) for the passengers by the "I niled States," and proceed without de

lay to an Francisco, reaching the latter city in from twenty-one to

twenty. four days from INew ork. The ships of this line are unequalled in ttteir accommodations, having been built eipresaly for the trade, ami with a view to comfort, speed, and safely No delays at the Isthmus are permitted, and the most ample me astir es are adopted to forward passengers, saving tune, money, and health by th ceuainty ami reliabilitf of ihe line. ,. . Passengers by this line may rely on the utmost punctuality, and -,mmI hav no tenrs of snunous tickets.

The undersigned will secure tickets, through from Neu York to San Francisco, for persons desirous of going this line, without charge beyond the price of the ticket, aud will be happy lo give any

information to personi resiuing in inuiana i iiihwi ihe time of sailing, price of tickets, dkc. 6 THOMAS DOWLING, Hi-m. 3. 1852. Terre Haute, Ind.

N. B The UNITED STATES will leave New York again on the 23d of September, and will be joined by ihe CORTES, to convey her passengers from Panama. sept7-dllw3w.

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EMEDY AN INFALLIBLE CURE-Fot Gleets, Slriclurea. No-lurual Emissions, Gravel, ssing couiplsiiits usually consequent upon touth ! ilulgences. lecific for litis ciaas of diseases, Di Morris he j HSS and money, in order lo present to the unfortu- ' 'sant, safe, and efficient medicine. That he has t well established, as there has been many Mum I - arranled to cars or ihe money returned, and o ' a satisfaction. ng mediciue tor brokwi constiiuticiia it has no nely palatable and mild, as as sctive an i MMB.

:iig coMiplaiul so common among female-, termed . bita, this specific is a sovereign remedy, and ill u-lifl at Ilms u I ft 1 1 T il

s n understood that Ins medicines are offered to of (ro )! da' forward

FOREIGN ATTACHMENT. BEFORE CHRISTOPHER O WERBE. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Richard W Hit) v. Richard L Cobb VTOTICE is hereby given; that on the 2d day uf August. MM a 1 M writ of Foreign Altachmeui was issued by me, Christopher G Werbe, a Justice of the Peace, of Marion county. Indiana, at the instance, and upon the affidavit of Richard W Hill, aa-ainet the

goods, chattels and effects of Richard L.Cobb, by virtufof which said writ nothing has been attached; but James Haines. Chanes Fisher, and William B. Kridgeford, of said county, have been caused lo answer as garnishees in said case; and thai I will, on the 2tth day of February, 1853, al 8 o'clock, P. M., at my office, in the city of Indianapolis, proceed lo hear and decide upon the claim ofsaid Richard W. IlitT. whereof the said Richard L Cobb, and all other persons concerned, will take aoliee

August 19, lata-wSw. CHI8TOPHF.R G WERBE. J P. VTOTICE. This is to notify all persons that my wile. Leanna i W I vers, has forsaken my bad and board without any just cause i or provocation whatever, and this is to notify tbe public not to trust or

harlior her on my account, as 1 will be accountable ror no conn an

Spinal complaints. Mid Jo. im-. Si rains. Brill, 'in-, .ui.itFrosl Bites, Chclera Morbu.-. IA t i.u-ry. Ti- Oolorei.x. ui-1 i other complaints wbi re there i severe pains. stsaSsray Readv Relief Will instant'v nop Hie rnin. and quickly rurf ike disease SICK HEADACHE Rsslway's Rt-ady Reiiet will stop it e -..: few minutes, mid prevent renewed attacks II wnl c:eare aiiu sweeten the sionin- h, nl i niiaüze the poin"0 scids ' ily- fX

tern.

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Tbe people of Indiana know him well um! the bitter vindictive efforts of the Whir press to crash him will only increase his majority. Lawrenceburzh Register

MMMsa P. Buell. This gentleman has been nominated by the Democracy of Marion roontv as their candidate for Representative. Mr. Baell is a youn (rentleman of fine talents and acquired scholarship; be will do honor to his Constituency in tbe halls of Legislation Democratic Rifle, Qrtwnsburah-

ive departments at the beiriniiinr of the cusuuia term.

In the N ormal Department, recently established, a course of lee . lares upon the ' Theost asd Pbactick or Tf..rH!.sr.." will be given during the session, bv someone of the Faculty. The Model nthool for boys, established in connection with tbe Normal Department, wiL' be opened under the direction of Mr. Joh C. Smith, a graduate of Ibe University, at the beginning of the session, in ihe Old College building, which is now lieing fitted up for that purpose. TUITION. In College Proper E'eht Dollars per session. In Preparatory Six Dollars per session Boabdimo can be had in private families from SI ii lo 1 1 . per week. Students who join the Boaidiug Club, which occupies the College Boarding Honse. expend from seven'y-five cents lo one dollar par week. JOS G. McP II ERTERS, I'm t Board of Trustees, Bloomlnrtoit. Ind . Aug. 95, IU p4-w3w

rmO SHINGLE-MAKERS! I want one hundred and fifty

M. thousand shaved Shingle to re-cover White River Bridge for which a liberal price will be given. LEVI COMEGY. sepilO-wlw OH FOB STEAM '. AT EAGLE BOILER AND MACHINE HOP. rssvllF. citizens of In-I ana who waul to purchase Steam Engines

I. Boilers, sheet-iron Chimneys, Ac, well constructed, of I he

best nnsliiv of iron, and eheaD. are specially invited to the well

known brm or K KLMH A V .V Iis ni-.lt, wai laciiiurs r nisuiufaciuruig Steam Boilers are superior to any west of the mountains By which they are prepared and ever ready, by long eipenence at their business, io execute, on the shortest notice, any description of new work or repairs of old. Therefore, before going dow to the river or elsewhere, call and see, and save your time and dimes at home, on Pennsylvania street, on Pogue's Run, right north of the Oa Works, in the Railroad eity oi' Indiaua. luJianapoli July 1, 19. wOm. RON AND STEEL Iron, Nails, Steal, Castings, Springs, IL Axles, Steel Mould Boards. Ac.. Ac. For sale at loweslr ulss

election i

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ii-huaibug principle, to-wii: In all cases where I have been used strictly according to directions, a permanent cure the money will be returned by me dollar ts generali r. and Wholesale and Retail by 'RAirniEAD a BROWNING. W. W ROBERTS Indianapolis, Indiana Ml A Bro , ',:oies:ii Druggists, cor. Main and all, Ohio. J. W. Gamble A Co., tauisville, Ky.; .on, Ind : and W W. Berry. Nashville, Teuu.

i FUND BORROWERS! Where interest

isl on the first day of July last, on loans from the lands moi MsssJ in security will be advertised

of October next, to be sold on ihe second Saturday When not more than one year's interest, prior July, may l due, aud th security i deemed sufsuch interest will not be exacted, if the borrowi this office a written agreement lo pay interest 'ue and withheld j. MORRISON, Pres'i a Ovficx, i pt. t, 10SS ) sept3 d&wUw 1K'oinotivn, Indianapolis, Courier and Journal, im und Jefl'ersoniau. Richmond; Courier and ut; Banner, Madison iau, and Courier, Madison; . Kvansviile; News, Michigan City; and Demo'i publish lo the amount of two dollars and send iissof Sinking Fund. INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD. The annual .'!' or . will Ih. held at the afBce of the Comic, on Tuesday , September 14, at 10 o'clock A. E W. H ELLIS, iguat lt. ItGi. President :,0. 20 doz Woodei Buckets; 5 doz Vf ooden Tubs; 6 nests Wooden Tabs: SVdssx Zinc Waslilioardi; received and for sale. JOHN W. HOLLAND.

August 90, 185-2

PATRICK IVERS

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THOMAS BUIST, Sign ..ft ne Red Anvil.

JUST RECEIVED A lot of splendid enamelled Parlor Coal Orates, with and without Summer Front. slecte 1 from th aiest and most beautiful Eastern paterus. Call and exa.-nine. Festale low by THOMAS BUIST, septl, Sign of the Red Anvil

. JTJLDER3, oi Blythe and McNeely't curing, at

J . W. HOMiANU M.

BOOK BINDERS WARE-HOUSE COOR & MANN, 36 Gold Street, New York.

.(' every description of Colored leather for Book 'ocket-Book Makers' use. Also, Eciglish Muslin, I, Marble Paper, Freuch, German, and American Standing Presses, Cutting Machines, and every s Bindery Consumers who buy in large quan- . their interest to examine our stock before buying

MMPORT1 Binders' . Marshall's Ti: -Ruling Mach us rtu-1 requir I i tities will fin -I elsewht re. N. B We i celebrated Park D. received tu Institute for in augJGd2lA. rl

m r ALU ABLE FARM FOR SALE. By virtue of an order of

W the Probat Court oi Marion counlv. State ot Indiana, trie un

dersigned, as C mini-.iioner, appointed by the Court, will oder for sale at public vendue, on ihe 11th day of September, 1S52, at the dwelling house on the premises, to lb highest bidder, the following described Real Estate, l.i-wit: The west half of the south-west quarter, aad the west half of ihe north-west quarter of section 1, and the east half of the north-east quarter ot section 2, in township 15, north of range 4 east; situated in Marion county, State of Indiana. This is a valuable and productive farm of about 305 acre. hi

Ihe vicinity of the best markets, and well provided wilh stock water. About 110 acres are under good fences, incomplete repair; !I5 acres are well improved; about 15 acres deadened; and about no acres are heavily timbered. It has a good orchard of 100 apple tree. Several pear and peach trees, all choke, well ss lecied, fruit It also has a large dwelling house in good repair, with large, con. venient stables, and other out. buildings, designed for a tavern stand. The premises are six miles east of Indianapolis, on the Centra)

Plank, or National Road. Terms of Sale One-third of the purchase money to lie paid in hand: one Ihird in one, and one-third in two years from the day of sale. The deferred payments to be secured by promissory notes f the purchaser, and by a mortgage of the premises payable without any relief from valuat ion or appraisement laws, bearing interest from date. DAVID 8 BEATY, August 19, 1852-w3w. Commissioner. VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON WASHINGTON ST. FOR SALE Notice is hereby given that, oa Saturday, the 45lh day of September, 185, the undersigned, Administrator of the estate of Joseph I. Stretcher, deceased, will, in pursuance of the

Decree of the Probate Court, of Marion couuly, and state of inui ana, made at the August term thereof, for tbe year 1852, sell at public auct.on. to ibe highest bidder, al the Court House door, iu Ihe city of Indianapolis, the following described Real Estate, belonging to the estate of said Stretcher, to-wit: Seventeen and one-half feet I7) fronting on Wash ingston street, of Lot uumber three (3) in iquare number sixty-six (M) in the city of Indianapolis; commencing at ihe north-east corner ofsaid lot, ihen running seventeen and one half feet (17) west, thence south ou hundred and ninetyfive feet (195); thence east seventeen and one-half feet (17), theme north one hundred and nmetyuve feet (196 1, io ihe place of begin

ningtogether with the improvements thereon. Also, lot number four (4), in square number ono (1), in the second addition to the towu of Allisonville, Marion county, Indiana, with the improvements. Terms will be. on a third of ihe purchase money in hand, one-

third in nine months, and one-third in eighteen months from date of

sale. Said two last stated instalments to draw interest from date ol sale, to be secured by notes with approved freehold security, pay. able without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. The property will be sold subject to the widow's dower, but

free from all other incumbrances, sale will use place between 19 o'clock M. and 4 o'clock P. M. CHARLES FISHER. Aug. 91, 1(359. aug9C-w4w. Administrator.

PREVENTION

By inhaling the pleasant and agreeable lterfume -i

will refresh and enliven the senses remove the dull

feeling of torpor nn ! fntigne

IN BATHING. Mix a tablespooiifu! of R R R. with a Bowl id Water, ami bathe the Head, Neek and Tciaples, wash tlie Face. Hand-, and other parts of the lxly every morning, and you will keep the skin pure, sweet, and healthy, prevent di-es.se ami sickness, headache and biliousness. ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS, Diarrhmi, Dysentery. Bloody I U.x. Cholera Morbus, Palinui Discharges. It relieves the moi severe pains in a few inuiutes cheeks the- most ilistresinv d-s Inr-'e. :md will speedilv iemoet;.e SSSBM NEURALGIA. rM.v sTttPPFD tlYSTAJfTLX Radway's Ready Relief Hissese an almost mim . -.n-, nflu ence over the sharp darting psnss of tain of tins cruel complain: Iu a tew minutes tne pain-stricken sufferer experiences tht de lightful sensations oi departing pain. It lias cured thousand; of casein tbe city of New VorW, where lii.niy of ihem had lieen l-r nghi almost io death's door. The effects asfsc Ready Relief is to mi-p Ihe i .am immediately, to strengthen the nervous system awl sapfty Ihe nerves with nervous energy and viljlity. ilie W is)' whrrh r the caus of Ihe nervi.:-- :i.nRHEI MATI-M PAINS REI.IF.VF.V IN FIVE MIS I TFS Radway's Ready Relief will Mop tin severe and excnir lannt, pains oi Rheumatism almost instantly. Persons are liviug in lined)' who, for months, were confined to their beds by Rin umaliPauis. whose bones were unbound from top to toe. whose joiinWere distorted with painful swellings, that were relieveal from alt pain iu fifteen niinute bv the use ol Rad way's Ready KetasC Thiis the I, nth. and thousand in tin- city of New York, and huudreals of tluniainds in the Fniled Sinti can anw r for the truth of iluassertion we need lio certificates i f cures we publish no loutlist of name- to prove ibe efficacy of Rr.dway's Ready Relief, lor tbe citizens of almost every Iowa in the Uaissx, for the la't fnm years, have teeted H thn:-.selv. s CHILI. FEVER CHILLS STOPPED IN A FE II' MIN UTES PA f N UF LISVED INSTANTLY Railway's Ready Relief arts like a charm ui all i .i-- - and Fever It breaks Hie Chills immediately warm up ai:d in vigorate with health and strenetli every organ nd secretion of the system. PAIN'S OF ALL KINDS

Whenever you leiel pain apM' Ru.i'.:i Krlui Ui.nl. il i sure to relieve you in a few minutes If you have pants ui the Stomach, intestine, in the Liver, Kidneys. Bowels, Joint. Bo -Radway Ready Relief, taken either internally or anplir.1 exlcr natty, wiil in a few minute stop pain audquickiy leinove ii cense RADWAY CO., 109 Fulton street, Vew Vork AGENTS FOR K. R. R. J. W. Wood, KniehtstoWii; Raymond A- Co . Camlride Cnj L Reeil, Richmond; McCharlhy A Applegwe. Delphi. F. A J. M Lyons, Clinton: Mitchell &- Morrow, Cemrev die; E Walton, Dullin: I B Bra bor sV Co.. CumWr'.aud: S. Hiushaw, Greenboro.

Edwards, Greenfield; A. Mall. Mit hi Rochester; J Titon. k Son. North

Jos. Youul, Miiklletown: I ganlown; Shryock Co.. Sell. Wholesale Agents. may3d-niayCwiiilcii4t.

CRAIGHEAD A- BROWNIN.. W. W. ROBERTS. Indianapolis

The Greatest Horse Medicine of the Age'. THE CELEBRATED GERMAN HORSE POWDERS

THOSE who have used it once almost invariably call

jm.lv. iikI all uinic in saving that il is

cdy in Ihe diseases for which il is re-

j. THO.-sS who have 7J---y"Ssii and ge isMtaei stsj ffmf an admirable remn 2ssisui. loinrneiHled.

We do not aav lhal THE tiERMAA HOI.SE POUDER wii!

cure all the disease to which thai useful animal, the Horse, is sub jeel, but we do recommend it as a most c.naiu cure and preven live in the (following diseases. 7. Distemper, Yellow Water. SUtbb'Ttti, Glanders. Lose Spirits, Lost of jfppctitc. And all Diseases whatever arising from IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD, And boldly challenge the production ol a belter medicine lo. lhor diseases. We publish no certificate, for we are willing thai the medicine shall stand or fall by its own deserts, and we are confident thai trial of it will convince tbe noil skeptical ot its good qualities N. B. Purchasers should be caret ul and ask lor Ftckardt 's German Horse Powder, and not lake ar.y other Bn u or our aeeredited agents

Price, Hi cents a paper. TROL'P At FICKARDT. Druggists and Manufacturers, Circleville, O To whom all orders mast be addressed. The GENUINE FIC KA R D TS" S GERMAN HORSE POWDER can also be had of Til ALM AN EVANS, InJ.auapolis And of other respectable agents in Indiana. inaMw

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SIGN OF THE DEALER IN

PARLOR

A FEW DOORS EAST

sfOI T ,

GILT BALL,

COOK AN I) STOVES

the sole agents for the sale of Georg Dudley' -kivers, Blank, Sheep, and Law Calf Skin. G. rhset premium at the late Fair ot lue Amerioan xt Tanned Skivers, Sheep, aad Calf Skins.

LACK TE ffeblff

, of a snpwor ouaiiiy, for aale by RAnMBAD dr BROWNING

a DMQiTSTRATOR'S NOTICE

ATA dav taken out Letters of Administration, from the Probate

Court of Marion county, ou the estate ol Polly Schoolcraft, late of said county, deceased. Therefore all persons having claims against said estate will present them for settlement, and all persons indebted to said estate will make immediate payment. The es'aie is probably solvent. WILLIAM SCHOXILCRAFT, Adm'r August 30. 1359 ps4-dttw4w

OF MASONIC HALL

INDIANAPOLIS IND WE have just received an extensive assortment ot the heaviest Stoves sold in this market Tbev i of the following. vi7 Dayton Triumph, Kcntuckian, Bav State. Halcyon Air tight with

Ti,. ui,,!.,., .,... i , ,i . l,"""rl i.Hiigciiirn-. wnio rretiiium. rrize iTi-miuin. irnpror.. Vh.u I Premium, Box and P,rlor Slovea of all narrern- Also. Wholesale

and Retail dealers in Tinware tTJ-All kinds of job work dime wilh neatness and despatch. maySl)

rWOBAOCO AND OICJARS

I aug7

lb lumps in.000 Clears, assorted; received and

3) boxes Tobacco, is, lis

JOHN W HO

Ss, and sale t.