Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 18, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1852 — Page 3

INDIANA STATE SENTINEL. National Democratic Nominations. FOR PRESIDENT, FRANKLIN P1EKCE, of New Hampshire. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, WILLIAM K. KING, of Alabama, Democratic Electoral Ticket TATS AT LA1U, jOHN PETTIT, of Tippecanoe County JAMES H. LANE, of Dearborn County DISTAlCT ELECTORS. Pirtt BENJ. R. EDMONSTON, of Dubois County. ond JAMES S. AT HON, of Clark County. Tnxrd JOHN A. HENDRICKS, of Jefleraon County "ourtA EBENEZER DU MONT, of Dearborn Co. Fifth WILLIAM GROSE, of Henry Coanty. Sixth WILLIAM J. BROWN, of Marion County Seventh OLIVER P. DAVIS, of Vermiilion County. tgA LORENZO C. DOUGHERTY, of Bonne Co. Himth SAMUEL A HALL, of Cass County. Temth REU BEN J . DAWSON, of DeKalb County. K lev nth J A MES F. McDO WELL, of Grant County

roa congress, THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, of Sheiby County. Democratic State Ticket. roa oofwro. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, of Parke County roa LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR ASH BEL P. WILLARD, of Floyd County. FOR SEI LET AR Y OF STATE, NEHEMIAH HAYDEN, of Rush County, roa auditor or stats, JOHN P. DUNN, f rVrry County roa tsbasuser or state, KLIJAH NEWLAND, of Washington Countv roa judges or the scfbeme court. 1st Dist VILLI AM Z. STUART, of Cass County. 2Ü Dist. ANDREW DAVISON, of Decatur County, 3d Dit. SAMUEL E. PERKINS, of Marion County . 4th Dit. ADDISON L. ROACHE. of Parke Co rOR REPORTER OT THE SUPREME COURT, HORACE E. CARTER, of Montgomery County FOR CLERK Or THB SUPREME COUST, WILLIAM B. BEACH, of Boone County POE SUPERIN r ENDENT Or PUSLIC INSTSUCTION. VM C. LARRABEE. of Putnam Countj Democratic Judicial Nominations. roa judge cmcciT court, WM. W. WICK, of Marion County, roa paosecuTiKG attoknet , REUBEN A. RILEY, of Hancock County non County Democratic Ticket. For Senator. PERCY tlOSBROOK, of Wayne Township For Reyrettntatioc. JESSE PRICE, of Decatur Township. GkiOKGr P- HUELL.of Center Township For Sheriff. ISAAC If. HUNTER, of Perry Township For Trtmturer. JOHN M. TALBOTT, of Center Township For Jwt$ of Court of Common Float. LEVI. L. TOUD. of Perry Township. For Prosecuting Attorney, Court of Common Plea. JOHN T. MOKRISUN, of Center Township For Cjunty Cominuewneri MATTHEW K. HUNTER, of L.twrene Township. HENRY P TODD, of Perry Township. For Coroner. GEORG.: NEWL VD, of Center Township. EN. SCOTT'S N.Vit .I.VLIZATAOM L.4W. An Jet lupfAnnentary to the act now a ".rce on the vbject uf uniform rule of naturalization. Skc. f. be it enar.tud, dc , That any alien, being a free white person, ,uiJ stti tsW -ue into the UaHed States si i months or i i - - f tue '- ol thii .ict, may be atltotitcU to becoi.:. i ii sent, eol alter a residence tberein of at least i irec yeai. anil one year at least alter declaring; his to .a ßdt i i ..t: ... ol b?. coming .i . iuen, in the maimer ini.l '.oim, tni upon the other conditions not titrft-in altered, prescril-eil by the act entitled " An :et to establish a uniform mle of nataralizaiion, ami to repeal the acts lien u.loie ptsed on that bsbSsUsw.m which wa aDDroveti Ati'il M 1"" " Provided, That no alin arriving in the United Saiea , after six months Iroin tb.f passage of this aot. shall ever acquire the rihl to v..te, except ia th manner herein- j alter prescriocd, for any elector of President or Vice President of the Unitotl States; for any member of the I House of Representatives of the same ; for uny Governor, Lieuteuant Governor, member of the Legislature, ! Judge of any Court of recoid, or Sheritf, in any Stale or j Territory ol the Uuiled States, or for any Mayor, In:endant, President, Aldorman, Assistant Alderman, or j vommou Councilman of any city, borough, or inorpo- j rated town or village, in any of the said States or their Territories, or within ihe District of Columbia; but all aliens admitted to naturalization under the foregoing j provisions and limitation shall enjoy every other right j iad privilege of native born eitizens, which is not ex- j Ereasly limited or withheld by the constitution of the j nited States. Sec. 2. Jnd be it Jurther enacted, That every natur aiiaed c-ittxen, as aforesaid, shall be wholly exempted m excused from involuntary service in the militia, army, ; and navy of the United States. Sac. 3. Jnd he it further enacted, Thai every free white alien, being an able bodied male of at least seventeen years ol" age, who shall, in time of war, engage to serve the United States against their enemies, for at j two years, or during me war, or wno, in umo oi war. shall serve the said States faithiuily two years, or to the end of the war, ia any company or vessel of war, in the army or navy of the said State, shall, on obtaining the certificate or certificates of faithfnl 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, if any, such alien has served, siiall be admitted on presenting such evidence to any court designated in the act hereinbefore recited, to all the rights and privileges of citizenship at any time conferred by the act, oo simply taking the oath of allegiance to the United States, and making the renunciation enjoined in the said act. Skc. 4. And he it further enacted, That this act shall ;a effec' on and after six months from its passage, when all provisions of former acts, inconsistent with this act, shaM be taken and held to be repealed, in respect only to ah'eliens arriving in the United Stare- after that date. We thisk wi AM LIBERAL ENOUGH, WHEN", IN PHOVIDI1VG FOR AMERICA, WE lea-e the Door or Admission open to the Children of Foreigner, 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 WB CAN BEST COVERS OURSELVES, AND THE BETTER SCCH GOVERNMENT IN THE MEANTIME, SO MUCH THE BETTER FOR THE FOREIGNERS WHO MAY HEREAFTER COME AJfcNO CS, AND FOR THEIR AmERIC AN-BORN Chi LPKC' Scott' $ Communication in National intelligencer, l- 1844lew Fail and Winter Goods are n..w receiving a large and well selected stock ot (jUl'D" irotn linp.ri-rs alio .ia-uraciurer in .New ork, or Uelajies, cn-i.meres, inioet uwm. ojureU and fancy F.nalisti and Frrnch Merino, plain aaf &rard Utek a d ho-.-ade S.lks. Plaais, if ared Srd i lam Poplins, Era Stostfai rd Hobos. Velvet-, Sauna. Mantdlas. Cloaks, Re.; bit'-it Silk nbroidered Cashmer, pruned. Wool Lent, aud Bay State shawls; Ked, WfaiUt. and Blue t wiliest Flannels sorted colored Sana, Caseimeras Sattinctu Ribhont, Gloves, sod M.tts, Fancy edged Pedal, Florence Braid, Diamond Straw, and colored Bonnets. J. 8. N0BRI9, f LoeomMive copy J Sign of ths Flag. i. a- uarojr. . s. hah - et LI8TON Ac HARVEY, Attorney! and Counsellor, at Law, INDIANAPOLIS. INDn WW71LL prevassry at en I to all hasiness sntrusted to their care in W Iks riaprsflac and C reoit Courts of Indiana, and in the Umso a tatcs Creait and District Courts for the District of Indiana, aad wilt act as Gsvisral Agents in Iks sals of Real Estate and payment of taxes mayadlni-wly 00VRLET3 I would iirform the citisens of Manou and straining coautats that I have perntar.eaily Located coract 0f vi . i ... rj west s recui, iu-Uauspou mo, I art, tveparad to do ell kinds of COVKRLET WEA VIM, tke afcortest not-.-e, aad ia Use asost approved style. I always lbs latest and moat approved patterns aiul from Ion in the bust ng ana ana ids Liniteu tatet. I tee eonadatii mal I can sive entire sat.siaet.on I have forked for the lass sWtJfteen yetrt at the buaiaeat m Labaaon, Warren com. lest warran eouatv Aeriauliural Fairs my Corarlets lAMlBI. PlRBwTT alyVW.

Who is" Daniel Webster? The National Democrat contains the following palpable bit at the Whigs for their treatment of Daniel Webster. They seem to think, because Webster don't swallow Scott at a gulp, and .allow his own onoe brilliant star to become a satellite to revolve round the luminary which be named " Feathers and Tar," that the God-like is no great shakes anyhow. Says the D- ocrat: " Who is General Pierce? Th:s 'he question asked by the Whigs when Pinrce was nominated for the Presidency, and we preseroe because he was nominated. On the same ground it now applies to Webster, who is

in the belu as a candidate, and can't help it n ne woum. This will ruin him in the estimation of Scottiies. He I will not be half as great a man as be has been. His J logic, style, and statesmanship will fall below par. His oratory and letter writing will not compare with Scott's! Who is Daniel Webster, forsooth? He's not even a corCral. He never "fit" battles. He never ' nt " duels, bbed, or dodged. He never quarrelled wi'h granny Trist. He never did anything but make speeches, and they are poor things- now that he don't help the Whig party worthless old creature, that same Daniel isn t be Scottitest" Fatal Casualty. The reception of Gen. Scott, yesterday, was attended with one of the melancholy events too often occurring on such occasions. A man named Henry Feller, attached to the cannon and acting as gunner, was so badly injured by a premature discharge, that he died in a short lime after the accident. His left arm was rent from the socket, and bis side and face ?tremly mangled. Mr. Fellers was a blacksmith, of excellent character, having a wife and family of helpless children dependent on him for raiment and daily food. Another man, whose name we have not learned, was also much hurt, but we are glad to learn thero are prospects for bis recovery. Onto Statetman fair Important Renunciation oi Whiggcry. James Lyons, Esq., of Richmond, V., has come out in a long letter, giving the reasons why he cannot siport Gen-Scott. Mr. Lons has frequently served m the Virginia Legislature, and is one of the most talented mm in the State. He stands among the first members i of the VirgjBia bar. He has served as chairman of the Whig Central Committee of Virginia for a great many rears, and in that capaetiy, as well as a popular speaker, has done more hard work for his party than any man in the State. His. abandonment of Gen. Scott must have great effect, not only in Virginia, but throughout the South. A Ji. Ledger. According to the LMno statesman, live ocon , o Whigs" are so rare in that region that the ''Pierce boys" qive ten cents for a sight at one. 0Cassius M. Clay is addressing large Kentucky in favor of Hale and Julian, papers. meetings in S say the SHERIFF'S SALE. Hy virtue of s decree oi the Judge of the Marion Circuit Court, a copy of which has been uuuetl hy Ihe Ork oi' i.id court, and is now in my hands 1 will expose to pab. lie sale on Saturday, the 23d ol' October. 1852, at the door ot' the Conrt Hotic. in Indianapolis, Mai ion county, I:h1 , within the hours p-esrribed by law, the rents and piofiu for seven years of the lollowi is; rrai elate, lo-wit: Being a part o out MS 4J, auu designated as follows, to-wn: Commencing at the center of said out lot. on Washington street, rntuung itieucc west 23 teet, tiMiice south to a line running east and west, equally diriding t.u oul lot north and south, thence cast 25 feet, thence north to the place of beginning, adjoining the town of Indianapolis. Also n certain let known a the Ferry lot, adjoining the town of Indianapolis, be ng a part of out lot No. 141, beginning at the non i ci-i i- M. -r.. : out lot, thence west to the line of said lot. 50 feet, thence outh 200 feet, thence east 50 feet to the place of beginning. And, ai-o, lot No. 146. between the ferry and the Craw ordsville road, ml in Ma- . riou county and Mate of Indiana. And if the r- nt and p:obts of ! said real eoate will not sei: for a sufficient u .i to satisfy the sum demanded by aid decree, together with utteret a .1 costs, I will, at the same time and place, offer for sale the fee simp e of said lots, or so much as will sittsfy aid dem:uiJ. Levied uioii and taken as the properly of William C. Vauhiaricum at the suit of Audi'W Wilson. Terms cash. C C. CAMFIIELL, MieriffM. -'. By W . Kobsox, Ucputy. ; Indianapolis, .-epl.28, 152 ept30-w3w. tHEI IFF'S SALE. By virtue of an execution to me directed r from the Clerk of the Marion Court of Common P.ea. 1 will ! expose to public sale SSI Monday, the 23d day of October next, at 1 the door oi the CouM House in Indianapolis, in Marion count) , ludiana. within the hours prescribed uy law, ihe rerts and profits for seven '.ears, of the followiug described propeily, S wttl Being 65 feet off of the west ed of lo s No. ouu and two m -q uire No. . eleven, in Blackford ino Colmrn's addition to the town of Iudwnapol.s. Marlon coaut; . Ii.J , aad if such rents an 1 profits wi I noi i c!l for u tiificieiit sum lo satisfy the arnsuMt demanded by said writ. I w.ll at the same lime and place . li for sale in like maniier , the fee snnp'e of said property Levied upon and tukeu as uie proeity of nie I rusteeiol the N es:ern Change ot t'i Mi-ütodist hpi copäl Cnurch, west of the canal, Indianapolis, at the Si ' oi William W. Miller and Joseph B. Higgins. O : CAMrMiKM.. Sheriff M C. By W Roato.M, Deputy. luJiana polls, Sept. JH, ISM septOu-wllw .HSRIFF'S SALE. By virtue at four exer-utiou- I me direeled by the Clerk oi the Marion C rettst ". urt. I will expo,e io sale at public auction, on the V day of October, 1852. al the door of the Curt Hnu-t of Marion county, in the Slate of Indiana, wiihin the hours prescribed by law, ihe rents hiiU profus for sevr- veers et MM the foli.-win described real estate, ituate m ' .ai. -j.. county, ia the State of Indiana, to-wi.: All the estate and teres; uf Wi'iiam C. Vanbiaricum in und to the soulh-wesi qu ir. ter of section 33. in township 16 north, of range .1 east, aiHl the south-east quarter of the norlh-etst quarter of secuoii 30, in township lü north, of range 3 east; and all the estate tnl nneresi ol 'aal Will mi C Van blur icu in in and to ihe following real estate situate in ihe city of Indianapolis in saal county, to.wu: Ia' ..urn her 7 in quare number 73, Lot numlier ID in square number 65, and out Lata numbered 144 and 146. And if the rents and profits of said real estute shall unt sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy said executions, I will proceed, at tie same um and place, to sell all the estate und interest of t aid William C Vaublarruiu in said premises. Levied upon and taken as the property of William C. vanblari run, at ih sails of William Ilannaman, Alexander F .Morrison, William Z Peters, and Samuel and William Mooue. C. C. OAMPfiELL, Sheriff M. C. By W. RoBson. Deputy liuhaiispolis, Sept 28, 1352 sept 30-w3w PROCLAMATION The City Council, at its meeting held on W Ulli mat , passed the following resolutions, to-wir Rrjolrsd. That, in the opinion of this council, the cny :cvj n the assessmeut lor ihe present year ought lo lis increased ten cents on each $100 worth of taxable property, to be expended in 'constructing public cisterns at convenient points over ihe city, to supply water in case of 6re. RtnAved, That the President issue a proclamation , , ascertain by a vote of the qualified electors in the city, whether li:ey are in favor of the additional levy aforesaid or not The qualified electors are therefore hereby notified taaM a poll will lie opened in each ward on Saturday, Um 2d day of October next, for ine purpose afuresaU, under the superintendence of the follow ing named person, lo-wit: 1st Ward At City School House Wm Wallace. Inspector. Jd Ward At Court IIoue Andrew Brome, Inspector. .Id Ward At City School House J. S. Allen. Inspector. 4t.i Ward At District School House T.M'Ciauirock. Inspector jr. Ward Al City School House S. HetzeSge-'er, Inspector rth Ward At Wright House R. Ma) hew, Inspector. 7ra Ward At City School House, S. M Seibert, luspector. The voters will indicate on a ticket, either printed or written, iheir wish ia the wo-ds "Tax,'' or "No Tax." The result to be certified by judges and clerks, and returned to cnunci 1 chamber on Monday evening next after holding the polls Polls to open at I o'clock, P. M , and close at 4 o'clock on sadd day By order of the city council DAVID V. CULLEV, Pres'l. Sept. 17, lSSS. Locomotive and Journal copy. sepl8 Law School of the University of Albany. THE next term of this school will commence on the 3d Tuesday of December, li. and continue ix'.een -.ve-k.. Hon IRA HARRIS, LL. D . ) Hon AM ASA J. PARKER. LL. D , J Professor.-. AMOS DEAN, Esq . J Circalars and other information obtained by addressing Axes . Dsas, Esq . Albany, N. Y. URERN C BRONSON, LL D . Pres'l. OKLA.SPQ Maapt, Becy. tspie-tltdeelwlw PROOL 4.MATION. The undersigned, Sheriff of Marion coanty, hereby gives notice that on the second Taesdav o. October next, the qualified voters of said county will he called upon to elect the following officers, to. wit: One member of Congress; One Governor; One Lieutenant Governor One Secretary of State; One Auditor of State; One Treasurer of 8taie; One Judge of the Supreme Court for the First District. One Jodge of the Supreme Court for the Second DssSraasj One Judge of the Supreme Court for the Third D.strict; One Judge of tne Supreme Court for ihe Fourth District; One Reporter of the Supreme Court; One Clerk of the Supreme Coon; Oaa Superintendent of Public Instruction. One Circuit Judge for the 5th Judicial Circuit: One Prosecuting Attorney tor the 6th Judicial Circuit One Stale Senator, Two Ripreteni ttives t uhe 8tate Legislature; One County Sheriff; One ("onnty Treasurer; One Judgs of the Conrt of Common Pleas; One Prosecuting Attorney of the Court of Common Pleat: One Cod."! Commissioner for the First District; One County C?B,IBUiooer 69 Tl,ud Patrick One Coroner; And one Township Assessor, to be elected by fh BUsdifi-d voters ; u ch?w,i,,p c r CAMPBELL 88 '8W Sher.ffM.C. ; r 0TI0E-STOLEN HORSES. A couple ol h-.rses-ona a 1 l sorrel, tbo otn-r a bay. each about sixteen bands high, proba- I .r,, rigm years mo; tue sorrel wnh a blare down hit lace, and a tore on the lop of his neck; the bay with buih hind frei w.lite, a lulls blaze in his faee. and a collar mark on hianeek were, on Sunday, the 10th mat., left at the house of the uuscr"ibsr about five miles north-east of the city, near the Peud etou State MM. try a boy naated Jesephat Hall, about sixteen years of ace who Is now in the jail of Man m County oa a charge of Hore steal mg. and it ts probable that the horsat be left with me were a '.so ttoiea He say he was bringing them to ibis county from the American Bottoms, f r a man named Edwards. Ths owner of ihe i Hor -St I requested to cme forward, prove hn preeartf nav charges, and lake them swav WILLIAM ' II0.MÄ Inditntpoüt, Sapt , im. ,e, a3 .ia ww boat Hpica and Pencer: imsH al r,.r ..I. tapis J. W. HOLLAND 30 BOXES Cheese; SO boxes Starch; 40 boxes Ground bote: 40 boxes Candy; 40 '.oxes Raisina; receive,! and for li t teplo C BOXES Stearine aad Taliow Ctntlaat aft x.m aiar Candlas: Caudla 30 boxet Soaps, assorted, 6 boxes Chocolate: received and for sale. J. W. HOLLAND. teplo JUST RB0 E IVB D A lot of splendid enamel Orates, with and without Summer From, aa lied Parlor Coal selected Iron tha atrstand meet usautifj! gasltrn patsrus Call and exam. nt For tela low by THOMAS BUST, teptl, ttgn "f ths Rad Anvil

Col. W. A. Gorman Will address bis feilow. citizen as follows: W'nvcrly. Saturday. Oct., at 10 o'clock A. Martinsville, same day. at It o'clock P. M.

Gosport, Monday, Oct. 4. at M o'clock A M .-pen Whil E.lei .Nash liloo same uv. at Z o clock Y M ill. Tuesday, Oct 5. at 10 o'clock A. M le fine dr.v. at 3 o'clock P M. , Thnral- ,' Oct 7, tt 1 o'clock P M. ton, Sstirlay. Oct 9. at 1 o'clock I. M. Thoman A. Hendricks, Democratic Candidate for Congress, will address hit lellow-citiseaa of the fixxtt Dtstrici as follows: Al Oakland, Marion c , Monday, Oct. Uli. at 10 o'clock. A. M Mlllersville. Marion eo . ante day, at J o clo-B r. as Augusta, Marion co.. Tuesday. Oct. Sih, at 10 o'clock A M Vu .;-, ,twi i HenilncLs ru . same !aT al S clock V M New Winchester, Hendricks co , Wednesday. Oct. 6. a 110 .."clock A. M. Monrovia, Morgan co., same day at 4 o'clock P. M. Rockingham, Morgai jo , Thursday. Oct. 7. at 10 o'clock A. M. Cross koads. in Green township, Morgan co . sane day si 4 o'clock P. M OCTOBER ELECTION ELECTION DAY ' HE SECOND TUESDAY IN OCTOBER Announcement fee H Ot. (TT" We are nquesied to announce that John f At lis it.icaa l:Ute lor A--.---.T Ii Cenler township. E-We are ri quested to announce the name of Capt Uajiis I.a.ndbf.t a a candidal to. Assessor of Wayne township. I p Wr arc request, d t announce lltasM Baowx, Esq , as candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in this Jodicial Circuit. (T7- I'eter WrxcniL is a candidate for As-essor in Cent sr town, ship ;rpVe sre requested by O H. P. Blt, to stale lhat he will h a: i ii leufiident candidate for Sheriff, al the ensuing; October elee ;ion Y GOOD DKY WOOD taken an subscription al the Sen- - nei i office at Two Dollars a Cord. THE HUMAN STOMACH is not a Stew-Pau, a Mill, ir : f -leiiiing Vat: so said Dr. Aberr.ethy. Ths food is dissolved or digested by the aid of a natural fluid, produced in ib stomach, called ihe Gastric Juice. The process is chiefly one of chemical action When the stomach it diseased, and the f. wd re mains uadigested, there is no remedy at all comparable to Dr Huuirhtoii's Petin, prepartd from tke Stomach of the Ox, coma, it. nig ths real element of ihe Gastric Juice itself If yen ar Dys. peptic, reader, fad not to look into this subject B B. R mother columnCBAIUHEAD & imOWNINtl. V. V ROBERTS, Agent. Indianapolis. I) STACB B HAZLFTT. ISAAC ILL STRAUB A CO., FACTORY CinicHiuUi, Ohio ( Ware-House No. 19 Front street bet. Main and Walnut.) rirsiiK utiove ia a sroaat-essl of s single geared "Queen of the M. SJusjlh" C..rn Mill mid Crusher. We manufacture a Coh Breaker of great strength aud durability and ease of operation. We pl.i.-e latl BtefaJ eoatriesaes ou all sizesof Mills, by which mi mu we convert a Com Mill into a Block Feed Mill; but t few ratlin es work to put it ou or take it off We in iiiu a.-liire portab e Mills, single and double geared (best quality of French I urrs) to grind Wheat, Cora, and Stock Feeds, calculated for ttenm. water, or horse power. These mills have been run by steam and horse-power in competition against the other make of M' lt of our cii , at our State Fairs, and have never failed to carry off iht first premium on one occasion was awarded beautitit silver medal. Our mills also t.iok two first piemiums, as the liest mills, at two Annual Fairs of our Median:, s' Institute. ALSO Portable Saw Mills, to lie run bv steam , water, or horse power. Tint Mill wat exhibited in operation by horse power, at ihe Ohio State Fair, in 1850, wfcea it was awarded a premium and splendid silver medal. ALSO Differ-nl kinds of portable, horse powert, aud steam eng.nes. AH our article, for ease of operation. simplKVy. usefulness, and durability, arc surpised by none iiow in use All our article are warranted as represented or no sale at our 'o-t of traiunoriaiiou aud the money refunded. For t -full description and testimonials of merit and usefulness we refer those interested lo our pamphlet, lo be had at our factory, where wa take pleasure to explain each article. Orders respex iiu.lv solicit st ISAAC STRAUB CO. Note. Mr. Kiin'iali. the partuet of J. II Burrows, while exhibi- i ling a Burrow Mill ut our State Fair, last fall, was boisterous about 1.1' Mill, and courageously entered into a verbal agreement with me to grind torn thus: Whoever grinds the most, regarding quality and quantity, wn to lie the owner of both in. lis im ach and every trialrtatT ratAL. Straub to run an la inch M Burrows A Co. to run a 90 Inch Mill azcoxo Tatst. Straub to run a M inch Mill; Burrows - Co to run a 21 i in h M TniRD TKIAL Slraub to run a .0 inch Mill. Burrows A Co. o run a 30 inch Mill. When the pinch came, that boisterous courage stepped oul. To the aba re IOw append a challenge to grind cob feed out of whole ears of corn. I wi.l i un my 18 inch u Queen of the South,'' wuh a csb-breaker sitaciiineui. lUe tame article that took the Premium at the Ohio State Fair, last fall, against a 51 inch Burrows' Mill aial Win Stewart's Ohio and Kentucky Stork Feed Mill, both to be run al once; and if you are apprehensive of a riaky busines', you have my entire, approbation t run Mr. Poinero' Corn Crusher as" an aujSI-ary. Shouid my single article (ail lo grind equal iu quality and quantity to the combined production of the two or three mills (just as voti please) then you can draw a few hundred dollars at stakes pet up. Come boy don't lie cowardly there is nothing like walking straight into the merits of a thing. ISAAC SrRAUB. To J. II. Itvaaow A Cä. epl30-d&w3m tVJ OTIC E. The iinieleetb annual meeting of the Stockholdtr 1 of the Branch at Indianapolis, of the State Bank of Indiana, will We held at their Banking House iu the city of Indianapolis on Monday, ihe first day of November, proximo, between the hours of one und four o'clock P M., at which time nn election will on held for t-even Directors, on the part of nie Stockholders, for the ei -suiugyear THOS II . SU ARPE, Cash Ind anapolis, Oct 1, 16W sept CARPETS. We are prepared to offer as deairtble a selection of Brussels Three Ply, Tapestry, aad Ingrain Carpets as we have ever heretofore had. and al as low prices. Purchasers will do well to examine before buving. scpt8-döxw SEATON A HOLMAN. GEOKÜE TAYLOR (Lars or hew yobx city) Attorney and Counsellor at Law. INDIANAPOLIS, IND ALL Legal business entrusted to his ctre wiV be t rant set ed with fidelity and dispatch. Office: W. McK. Scon's Real Estate and General Agency Office, opposite Temperance Hall. mayia-aAwCrn RIFLES AND SHOT-GUNS, REVOLVER AND ALL OTHER KINDS OF PISTOLS. SAMUEL BECK would respectfully inform hit old friends and the public generativ, thai he has aaain taken eharee of his Gun busines-, and will again da vote his enure attention m the man. 1 uhifture "' "is shop is on Washington sireet. half a square ' west of the Court House aqua: e, sign of the Big Gun, where he will be happy to accomnvdate all who may wish good Rifles, Shot Guns, or any other article in the Gun line All work warranted, or nocharge. He has conrtantlv on hand the beat Rifle Powder. ;a;i. aiid Lead. nis lost uy fire a! hit Uat Store, makes it necessary to call on all . who know themselves indebted io him hy note or book recount, to I call Iinir'11 w If UP: ßf h compelled to have atonev. Come, aud save cost (Orders from a distance promptly attended to. feblSw The Greatest Horse Medicine of tne Age! THE CELEBRATED GEBMAN HORSE POWDERS'Mi THOSE who have used "ii mice almost invariably call and get another supply, and all unite in saving thai u uj admirable remedy m mo rjisegte fW "' .mnieiuled. ree do not say that r-" turt ail lb t'tma tr i. kafr!! HOISK POWDEK infl ject but w. do CS."m- ""mal1 ,h' Hof" 2 nb uv. bj ÜM foilowincTuSiZ Wz emTXM CDre 'nd PTvn Dtemper; r.liou, Water, Slobbering, Glander., Lev, -.rwi, Lou of Jppehte, And all Diseases whatever arising from IMPURITY Or THB BLOOD, And boldly challenge the production ol bauer medicine . those dieatet. We publish no certutcales, for we are willing thf i the medicine shall stand or mil by its own deserts, and we are confident that a irint oi ii win convince the most tHemical ot its good qualities. N B. Parabasal? should be careful ard aak for Fit hard is Oer. mam Horse Powder, and not take ai.v i'her Buv onlv of us or our accredited agents Price, to rents a paper. TROUP dt F1CKARDT, Druggists tnd Mananseiarert, f'treleville, 0. To winim Ii ordert must be addressed. The OKNVISE FICKARDTfTtl OERMAN HORSE POM'nan nan atso ue Dad of THALMAN EVANS Indiniapoio). Aad t,i otiicr respectable agents ui ludiaas. taariw i JI HIS DAY RECEIVED a 3000 ga.ls. Stone Ware, astortttf; iWOiugs, ,,I aial. gaJi, . 100 Jars, 1, 8,3, , $ and S gall.M. Butler Cmka, s and 4 ga'io. Milk Pan,; ' For sale low to dealers. aag!7, JACOB LINDLS V. B0T0W OLABWABJE.-Now ..peniijj. Glas, Bowl, astoriC(j tlUmi Fludaadt'-(e(J cauabvaxwhte Oeneial Taylor Coloene. Ce.lery Olasaaa, aatorted patteras, f ohleis t.'hanpatgn, and Wlaa Lamp Globes acl Chimneyt ; III s-antani. ssorted i M JACOB Ll.NDLF-V ST ooKuro IsAaSBa ust recr, a f,,., aasuilraant of aLi Lookbaf aatorad litts and tvles JACOB LLNDLBY. teptf

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C. ZIMMERMAN A CO., Manufacturers of the FIBE AND WATER PROOF COMPOSITION ROOFING XOianw the public that oar Improved Fire and Witsr Proof K -ofi itr is superceding the use of ! other kinds, we reter to

the undersigned: iJrniASAPOLts H Bate. LL Ketch H Talhutt, S A Fictrher. A I" Morris. Mayer, E Vandes, T M Sharp. H Pot rnderhiH. D Williams, J W.I km J V A Pratt. H M Patterson. M Ar I Little R Hanna. I. Abbott. VY E O. Peek. T A Moi ri. i c, II tfrdfith. V Hutch, R egrifl.ii Anderson, Nohle t TliHinatoii. Edwards. c:'ent A- MeCord. J S Snail.'. Knox or KlaiHi, Hasseln, an 6c Vin ton, V Robsoa, PMeikel, Branch State Hank. P 5 C Hanl. W ! Karnes, W Rose, J D Defrees, I. M Vance, K A Hall, B. Nob. II. Win Henderson T Record, II A Fle'cber, G Dunham; J Slieileu- . b-rger. O Bonge, (Cumbtrtad .) 9. R Osgood. A Knodle, S Cam hey, U V Cnl'y, A W Bussel. Wm Wells. Drew, J Swam, 8 ' t ii ipiiian D Donnau, Christian Church; Folk. J Edgar. A Wallace, Munsell. Judge S E Perkins, C Youngfrman, J Blake II Colstock, 1) Craiglo, N McCerty. Ljjpatette A 8 White, P Ball, J Lilly, L. 1. B .Stockton, j Mc.Milliau A Brerkenridge. J Spears. Reynolds, Roa er. at Brother. Martin a I .are. WHT Hi ami. c T P Emerson, 11 T Sample, , Wm Hawkins, J Heath, Wm Heath, J Taylor, M L Pierce, A , Ixjyd. N Hall du Co. Attica, FsttHisis Caswfy J McDonald, D S Jordan, N 8 Brown, Mentser, O Arns. O H Kerr. J Cromptnn, M. Auderson. ; I ra ki.:n Johnson Cesusry F M Finch, J. Harriott. S Herriott. O Hicks, M W Taosaas. Coanty Commisionrs, J Seyberi, G W Bran:. in.. J Ritchie. A D Hauler, J Man warring, R Hamilton, J Sioan Vkemilliom CotJjrrt County Commis&ioners, R Nixon, L.yons. SutLIVAX CocTT County Commissioner SsULBI CocsiT Shtllyvtlle Hacker, J Sullivan. Dr Robbins, Wm Little, J Robertson. Wm McFnrland, Mr Mayhew, Meth odist Church, Baptist Church, Masonic and Udd Fellows Hall, J Elliott. MoaaisTowN H A J Peak, Dr McGoechy. W W Woodgard CoLnmi Pence dr Cassel, A Jones, Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall. Reformed Church, Mr Crump Charleston. I Hi not s J T Parcels dr. Co. Nosnjvitu Masonic Hall.G M Shaw The agency for selling oar material and putting on roofs can h iitd upon application at onrofllcS. Roofing Materials constantly on hand, and tor sale at the lowest prices, with directions for use. Communications or orders from a distance will receive prompt attenliou. office at our Manufactory, -a Market street, uorlh side, iws and a half squares east of the Court House, Indianapolis, IndiMia. All trork done bf ut wmrranttd sep 10-dOtWlf SPECIE WANTED At the Office of Johs Wo i.lxt A Co we an FtTHG roa Spanish Dollars (perfect) SI 03 Mexican Dollars I OS American Dollarsand Halves 1 01) American and Spani'h Quarters Ml? Dtmaa. I t Half Dimes 1 H Long Bits II Five Francs All kinds of foreign Gold and Silver wanted, for which we will pay the highest rates rrSJVdAvwtf New Fp.11 Goods.' sEATON dt HOLM AN hare now open a large and desirable 5 stock of FALL GOODS, comprising a complete assortment oi beaut iful Dress Goods of ihe newest styles, Cloths, Caasimeres, Domestics, Flannels, Notions, and Trimmings in large quantities, together with a choice selection of Carptu. Boott and Shoet. Bonnets, Hau, Caps, Groceries, dec. In a word, we have as large, complete, and eautiful a etock as is usua.ly brought to oar l ity , which we are yetermmed te tell at the lowest remunerating price. We respectfullv solicit an examination of our t-'oods and pri-.et, hoping we shall succeed m pleading all. SE vrON & HOLM AN sept 7.1 A ' COMPOSITION B00FINO. We are prepared lo furuisli plans for our Fira and Wate Proof al all time-.; and shall he pleased to meet any person desirous of information concerning n. Communicathwt from any part of the State, through the Post otfiee. will be promptly attended to junO-ddrw IX1UDEX A DI'FFV. 100 sepIS BOTTLES of thote delicious Fruit Drops direct :r in Philadelnhia, for stile at 40 cents, hv J. P. IHIPE ' Co ratO CISTERN BiriLIIIIMI Haaltd proposals will be re- i M ceived allhe offic-3 of the Secreiary of the City t'ouurli. up to 4 o'clock P. M , on Thür day the 30.li int ., for constructing five I Cisterns for the city, ona to 1 I'lca-ed at the c ossmg of Washing- j ton and Delaware -treat, one at 'he crossing oi Meridian and i Ohio streets; oue at Use 3d ward -clool house, one at McCord - well .u Massachtue ts aremi.- am one at Hie ennsieg of Wash- i ingtoj and Kast sUeett. Said cisterns to be made of ihe best brick, 1 well cemented, arched at top to resist pressure; and contain SOU barrels water each Th contractor to hud all materials to make a compete job, Including ihe ncce-ary inlets and on'lels, c-t iron frames and lids. By order of the Citv Counci Sept 17. mt. D. V. CULLEV, PrctV INDIANA UNIVERSITY . fpjlHK next session in this Institution will comment e on TliursJL day, 23d of September, and end on Friday, the 21th of De-; cember, 1863 It will be gratifying to lh li ei.ii- o. t'..c L iner- i to learn, that the vacancies in the Faculty have baea filled, by ihe election of' Rev. Alfseu Rtoss, D. D . of the t hio I'mver-ity. Presiden', and Roar. Milligam, A. M , of Wiuli.iigton College. Pnfctor of j Mathemaiica and Civil Kiigineering. Bo h these gentlemen have ! accepted, aud are expected to tnter upo'' the duties of their resrmctive departments at the hegii.iiing ..t the m-umg ten-i In the Normal Department, recently es ablished, a course of ice. lures upon the 'Tbko.it axd I Practice of TtAcmso," will be. given during the sevtio'i. by some one of the Fatuity. The Modelt School for boys, es'ablihed in eontiectieet with the Normal Deportment, will be opened uinier liie diiection of Mr John r.SgiTii. graduate of the University, at the. oegiuin i of the session in cOld College buildinir, hich is now being fitteil Bp Ssf that pur-oe. TUITION. In College Proper Eight DcBars per session In Preparatory Six Dollars per session. Boss m no can be had in privnie families from " . 43 io 1 75 per I week Students who join the Boat. hug Clsb, which occupies the I Collage Boardiutf Hot se expand from seventy-live rents io one ! do lar i er wek. JJ" Mcl'llr.i. l r.Kf I'res't Board of Truster, Sept w3w Bloomliigtoii. I ml , uk ii 1553 Yew York and San Francisco Steam Ship Line New Ship UNITED ST A ! K, 1.500 tons burthen New 8h p WINFIELD SCOTT, 2.IUÜ ton bunhen New Sinn l OK I ES. 1.0U0 tn l urtüeit HE elegant steamer L.MlKUsi.vrM win leave rw York on the lit of September, at 3 a clock P M . t-r A spinwall. IN a vv Bav.l where n-tse.iirers will take Ihe Railroad Panama, at far as finished. Al Pailatna. our of the m i-uificeiil learners of the line will be in waiting (the WINK I ELD St MITT) for the passengers by the 'United States,"' S'al proceed without dt(ay to an Francisco, reaching the latter it in Vom twenty-one lo twenty. four days from New ork The ships of this line are unequalled in iheir accoramndiii ions, having been built eiprcssly for the trade, and with a view io comfort,speed, tnd safety A'o delays at the Isthmus art permitted, and tiie most nmple measures are adopted to forward passengers, uvuiij time, money, aial health by the csrttiata and reliability or the line. Passengers by this line may rely on the utmost punwua'ii). and need have no fears of spurious tickets. The undersigned will secure tickets, through freut New York to San Francisco, for pertons desirous of goinc in this tne, without charge beyond the-priee of the ticket, ati n will be happy io give any information io persons residing iu Indiana or Illinois iu regard to the lime of sailinc. price of iicket, dec. THOMAS DOWI.INu. Sept 3. 1859. Terre Haute, lud. N. B The UNITED STATES will leave New York again on the 23d of Septtmtor, and will be joined by the PORTES, to convey her passengers from Panama. sepi7-dltw3w. . niAX NOTICE. The undersigned, Treasurer, -wiflie-. 14 3 form the tax payers of Tipton county, Indiana, tiiat the sesment on the Duplictte for the year 185S. is us lot lows: Ill asFor 5al Purposes On each Poll On each SI 00 valuation of property For County Purpose On each poll , On each Slot) valu.ilinn of property For Road Purposes. 30 cents 90 cents 75 cent 30 cer' .0 mwr On each S 10 i valuation of town property. . On each acre mx.nble land For Sritoal Libraries. Ou each poll , . , , On each SIM) valuation of property For General School Pur" 4 ce.its " 45 cenu OTJ cents On each poll. ,.0Sl . The Treasurer, in person or ' . Ju-lVvV will" ' m."f .1-C-.!l pose ot receir.ng taxe- M the nlarVs of i , 7' . T' ieverallow-nship,M follow.: P C holding electMn-. , ,he InMadiiou township, ai New Ijtacasier. Satmday, Nov an n Jefferson towiishlp. a. 'Petersburg. M-mdav . Nov Mh n Prairie township, at Wm Spears'. Tue-diy. Nov 9th 1 frilr? l?WI"hP- h Kinstsorthy V, Wedneaday, Kov. 10th JU HiSM ,owwh'P' sb". Ivillr, Thursday., Nov. 1 ih In Wihl Cat township. William Conner t, Friday. Nov l.il. And afier the 11. day of -November, he wil 1 attend at his office in Tipton mini tlieSUt day of March, 1953 J. ft RE SSLER, Col. and Trent. sept. 18. 183. sep2l)-vöv STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SSt Is mi SUaioa CiacciT Cocst Jcxk Taart, A. D 185 In Qhanceru Telnha tlodk n v. Catharine Bodkm John Veneman. Delilah Venerium, his wife, lliraai H. iewis, and Martha B. Lew.s, Ins wife, Cntharine Taylor, and Tarlton Taylor, her husband, Amanda E. Bodkin, Hu man Scroggm, and Euphemia '- Scroggin, his wife. Amos Loug, and A"--- ' 1 1 BunÄ-n' child of ,Ve,i;:-i-d'emheredthai on the 3th day of August, in the year lwfi 11 wu ro'1 to anpear to the satisfaction of the Marion l-;rCUlt Lourt by ths Sheriff's return to the nrin.u Issued L il. abov. case, that the residence of all of the above narned, deienOsuPt was uiiniunii u was ineri'UKMl i reupoti ordered, by uU Court, thai pub- i weelcs M.ceosaively In syma aaW--ir nur (be tL.Ul. Hatmndan ' Ucal on le rr.ado for ree mean si of general cirCulalioi notiiymg; lb; si. uoft-isisr. of such bill ol comp, lut r-sper ' We pendency The taid deisitdanis a aeudaaav - r --eretore hereby notified of the llinr and ma.a . ' " ,"r comP'a'"t. and that unless diey appear and o?ÄxW,t7m aBnga ..vo,,d"y. S Ww-äs w held M t ue al llkTn '1?Jl'i!rff' ,h'rC"' ,"'l'. lbe neia as true, ami taken as oi Jessed as to raid defendants tsj order ot tbe Court R.V J' a., '2' .A.TT"TLWI 'U M Vl'E WART Clerk. roner. rois. ror t r.inpi t trpl5-w8w. STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY. SS i.t tux Makiox CiacoiT i 'oubt, Jvne Txajr. 1S53 Fortga AftocAmeni-Riehwd B Pullen a. Josiah l.rake H Plf" UUTe. Wl" ,,ke Boüo '' taid Richard B. Pullen, on t.ieth day ol January. AD l8S9sued.il a E. Anachme.it from h. Clk's olic- f ,,,e Mmin fZ ,r v'uur,.", ,ae Indiana. against tbe .aid Jonah Drake for he tarn ot tcveu huud.ed and th.rfy dollar, ami SarCvlavee cents, which writ has been duly aerved and iet,ed Hy order of the Court, Sept. 10. 1899 Attmt: WILLIAM TE WART Clerk Henderson A McKenzie, Att'y. for Piff teptew. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE -The undertigned'ha, this jNf taken qui Utters Of Administration. ,t,.m th. -r rourt of Marion county, on the estate oi P"- ' u . robata said county, deceased T. 5 -ch.vh;rali, laie of said eatsi " eiore all pertons having claims aganni - ..... prrtent them for settlement, and all persons Indebted to said estate will make immeJiata payment. The es als is ! probably solvent WILLIAM SCHODLCR VFT Adm'r. 1 August a,, 19M. acptl-d Itwlw. ADMINISTRATOR S SALE. Tbe undersigned, Ad-''. tralor of the estate of Polly eichoolcraft.Ui- ?J Mr,.;" IV. deceased, will o il,.l,il.,. i 11...1 - or Marion coun the ' next, A. D 1S52. at to aala at ::.onging o taiu ettat. nl de,risl Ä anose ieisonal property ding Beds.tads, C.sirs äfd Klt.hen faTwiS oTr Rfllfitl IUI Sunm-MAJ I- . . Pi ... ' ' . -..u-jiiniTO. mm j u nine, .-sneep, ana Hoes ., . . ,1, m r i , - a, , i , . 1 1- . , : . . ' w SU to - - - - . ismk xi. ph., on - in uav TV, I.,. - - ... ' ..v,,,,,,, saKi aaie sre at loimwa. o tu ,urru 0f three dollars and under, cash ,n hand,and all .umt over three Mian " he secured by note, v.-nhgood freehold security, m.de payable inS Indians pons, Kepi 0. 1M r. ..w, 1U1,,A.U ivHOUi.CRAFT. AJm'r tepil6-.ll l w3w Wpi BmXOK A STD FtRB 0 LAY For sale by I4 THOMAB BUIST, pi4 of the Red AnvU

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C1KKEE AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP. O AM KB S CUBE AMD OERATK l lir- t'reparaiions are wvnutted snperior to any other now us ass tor expeum Scrofulous Humors, Canker, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Mercurial Diseases, and all other Diseases Arising from an impure state of the Blood; Also, Liver Complaint, Female Weakness, Dyspepsia, HD GENERAL DEBILITY. OR. WEAVER, the original discoverer of this Medicine, u a rezulariy educated Physician, a Graduate oi the Altiany Medical College , and can exhibit Certificates of his Office from the beat Physicians in Albany, certifying; to his ability and qualification as a Medical Practitioner, and is now extensively eng-aged ia the practice of Medicine. ERYSIPELS AND SALT RHEUM CAX BE CURED Mrs Giles Turner, of Montville who had been sJLcted with Erysipelas for the last Twenty Years, and three times within the last five years, has been entirely Blind from the eflecu of this dreadful malady. CURE EFFECTED BY DR WEAVER'S SYRUP. AFTER AU. OTHER TRIED MEDICINES HAD FAILED READ THB CMC TIFICA TIP Mont viixK, March 5. 1961 . Messrs. 8. A. Wearer & Co., Gentlemen: In relation to say wile, 1 would say that from childhod she has been afflicted with s Humor. About twenty years since it appeared in a rery rtiwi iissaag form of Erysipelas, at first in a spot of a bright cherry color on the . I side of the face, accompanied with a painful sensation, similar Is j that produced by fire. From this point it spread over the whole race, which oecame so sw. i.en taal lor several days sbe was entirely BLIND, and so disfigured that her most intimate acquaintances did not recsfiuxe her. She had been in this sanation three times ia the last five years. Iu effects sometime appeared in small cracks in the akin, commencing back of the ears, thence extending over the sides of ihe head. So .re and painful were they, that at nigt . it was impossible for her to allow them to touch the pillow. Th. discharge fiom these sores was so profuse thai it frequently we. through the dressings and run down the sides of the neck, and s acrid was n. that wbeu it came in contact with the skin, the effect was the same at that of boiling water After any gentle exercise, especially in warm weather, parts est the body became covered with spots of a dark red or purple color. Hint I erf Tv naiunl a t wl l.iwlar. in - 1.. ' 1 . I j ' - w r"- -- wiwii , ... nui i uhk uiesc svis woimi oe covereu wun minute nusiers, winch Droke. ana discharged, then dried up. tbrnuns; a scab which would in a few da va oaT leav ing an angry aad painful sore, looking much like a bum. This would be a lonr time in healing frequemly months. At one tune it appeared on the feet and ankles, running mach the same course as it had done on the other parts of her body, except that in this instance it was aggravated by exercise. These sores, moreover, assumed the character of bad ulcers, and to inflamed, that for mouths sne was unable to walk. The deep scars left by them remain to this day It has affected her breast to that degree that she was enable to nurse either of her last three children Often she hat been in auch distress from this disease, that for weeks she hat been able la obtain but little sleep or rest, and has often said that her distress was so great she could not describe it. At the tune she commenced using your Syrup and Cerate, the had a running sore on her stomach and breast, which had bacn there more than a year, healing up at timet perhaps in one place, but always breaking out in another. To this we applied many remedies, and used various kinds of medicines for removing ihe disease from the system, none of which produced ihe ieast apparent benefit. Sbe commenced using your Syrup and Cerate a year ago last fall. Sbe took the S rup a few days and then commenced applying the Cerate lo the sores, sind al once said she had never (bund anything so soothing as this was. I have frequently known ber to get up several times in the course of a night lo apply the Cerate lo her feet, in order to obtain sleep. In one or two weeks after uing the medicines the aores began to heal, and before the had finished ihe second bottle, they were entirely well. She has now used four bottles, and it to all appearance perfectly cured, and it in better health alto than the has been at any time before for twenty years The medicine has effected in her case the most wonderful cure ever known in our section of country, and I strongly recommend al. afflict d in like manner to give it a trial. Any one desiring further information in relation to the facts or particulars of the ease, ii will afford ma great pleasure to give any such information, if they will call at my residenee in Montville, or they ran make inquiries of many of my acquaintances in New London and vicinity, who are conversant with them. GILES TURNER The above is a plain statement .f facts; they speak for themselves, i and are from a source that no one who are acquainted with ths eerton will doubi This is only one of ihe numerous eases which we ave in our possession, all showing the value of Dr s. A. WEAVER'S CANKER and SALT RHEUM SYRUP, together with i iu invaluable accompaniment, the CERATE. They stand unei quailed for the cure of all Scrofulous Humors, Salt Rheum, EryaipI elas. Canker, and Nursing Sore Mouth, Mercurial Diseases, Liver I Complaint, Female Weakness, aud all diseases arising from, or iu ' any way connected with an impure state of the Blood Manufactured and sold by S A WEAVER dr Co , sole propria tor, New Iondon. Conn. Sold by Craighead dr Browning; . W. Roberts, tnd by Merchants generally J. N Harris A Co., 7 College Building, Cinein-i-ati. Agents for4he South and Wast M-wis-ly. NEW ADVERTISEMENT Let every body read it. .NOR.'x. Radway's Ready Relief IS THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE MEDICAL HMJTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HA STOPPED THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW E ONDS. It will stop the most severe pains in five minutes or less, aad wdl cure the most obstinate and painful Rheumatic, Narvsiu, Neuralgic, and Bilious complaints in a few hours. INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL It never Aula in giving instant ease to ihr most tormenting agouiliug pains IT HAS C U R E D, .V SISETY CiSES OUT OF A HUbDKKü ItHEUMATISM IN FOUR HOURS. . EUR A LU I A CROUP DIARRHGBA TOOTHACHE SPASM CRAMPS SICK HEADAL ilE CHILL FEVER I'lllLLBLAlNS SORE THROAT IN ONE HOUR. IN TEN MINUTES. IN FIFTEEN MINI PI -IN ONE SECOND IN FIVE MINUTES IN FIVE MINI I KS IN FIFTEEN MIV l.N FIFTEEN MINUTEN FIVE MINUTES I N FOUR MINUTES INFLUENZA IN ONE HOUR Snitini compltiinis. ,itf J.vin- Sfi ui.-. Bnu-e. Cut-. ouirfls, Frost Hires, Clirlcra Morbus. Dy enter y, Tic Doloreux, and aother complainu where there is severe pains. Radway's ReaOv Relief will instant, y slop the pain, .slid uuicklv cure '.he disease. SICK HEADACHE Bd way's kead Kelief will slop ihe most ditträ.iiig pa na in t few ui. nines, 'nut o-. vein reiicweu attacks it will ei cause ana 'or , sweete.'i i.ie nuiii.i u, nu neutralise tne noiiiious iciu i uie sjs- ( . I .1 tent rKKVKM ION II) n.uaiiug the pieasanl and agreeaMe perfume ol R R. R it will refresh and en n ven ihe sen-es remove the dull tnd heavy leeiiin; of torpor and fatigue IN BATHING, Mix a tablespooiiful of R. R R. with a rVwl ol Water, and !dhe l!;e Head, Neck aud Templet, wash the Face. Handt, and other parts of ihe body every morning, and you wi.l keep the skin pure, sweet, and healthy, prevent disease and sickne. headache and tilionsnc"s. ALL BOWEL COMPI..UNTS, Diarrhurit, Dy tenter', Bloody Flux. Cholera Morbs. Painiul Discharties. It relieves the moat severe pain ia a few minutes checks ti.e mwl distressiiit diacharre. and wnll speedily reloe the can NEURALGIA. fAliS STOPP F Ü I. STAN TLX Radway 's Bead y Relief posees an almost miias ulou .uBuctice over ihe sliarp darting pang of tain of this cruel complaint. ! In a (ew minute- the pain-strickeii sufferer exertences ths a : tightful sensations ol departing pain ll has cored inousaiiUe a" iii the cny of New York, where mtnv of then had beet ' .ase 1 almost in death's door. The effecls of the Ready Rl' Drought the pnic ivr.mediately, to strengthen the nervosa aV jet is lo top ; the nerves with nervooa energy aud viftliy, ,em and supply the Reuse of the nervous pains. jt los of which ie PAINS REUS3 rT i ttadwa; Heady st1' aD jjf FITE MINUTES. pains of rtl.um' icf will stop the severe and excruciating , city Ysss, ..mm almtwt iiataniiy Persons arc living in that Psia r months, were confined to their beds hy Rheumatic . whose bones were unaouiid Irom top to toe, whose joints .ere distorted with painful swellings, thtt were relieved from all i pain nt fifteen minutes hv the use ot Kadway Ready Beuel. I ant i- the t. uth. mal thousands ia the city of New ork, and hundreds of tnouaands in the United Steles can answer (ot the trath of this ! assertion we need no certificates of cures we publish no long j luu of names to prove the efflcacy of Radway's Ready Relief, for the citizens of almost every town in the Union, for ihe last four 1 years, hnve tested it iBerr.se! vet CHILL FEVER. CHILLS STOPPED IN A FEW MINUTES t rnrrn rvcw a i- m -PAIN Ranway - Ready Relief ads like a charm tn all eases ot" Chills aad Fever It breaks the Chilli immediately-warnu un and in-i-iÄi r xvir ii'üi Ail i i. i Mti'i" auati irriiirwi cvrry orgnu aiKi ercretion of the PAINM OF ALI. irivn. leet -- , w w. VV., Jos. Youni. Mkklietotvni I gantowu; SShryock a, Co., fiel I. Cumberlaud; s Hiiuaaw, iwi wards, ijreaLadC Jmb. RochsAie I. Jtir- -eeiiBoro MC, Wholesale ssauii yau-oajffwas--EAD 4 BRO'..lK.ö W. ROBEP. e. Indiaimpolls. -,..ii4i. IMPORTANT TO 0WNEE8 OF H0ESE8 AND CATTLE' Troup & Ficloufdt's Celebrated Black juniment MM APPLICABLE in all the various diseases of Horses and Cat ue, w.iere an external application is required, such aa Corks l hafes (.alls. Sprains, Bruises, Scratches, Cracked Heel, .iranu,' of ,l,e Shoulder. .Stifle, Hoof, Knee, Hin, Joint, Fetlock, a id önhc Pastern a id Coffin Joinis. Sweeney, Splint. Spavin, Hard Tumors Dntemper, Fistula, Poll Evil, die Ac tumors, Aiid also, an excellent remedy for the Human frame in al ae. of Weakness or SiuTtie of the Jointt, Paint in the Back Breast Nde, l ace, Ltmt). Ac; 8tre Throat, luloen, 12 Rtn'' m.ilism, Sprains. Bruises, dec. Ac. drc. w " "' This article i. far superior to aad cheaper thaa the common Nerve aim Ilone Linimeul in ase. " (LThe trtnuine is prepared and told aaJp hy ihe anbaeribe I It may also he obtained of their accredit .-. ,u w ' V I Siaie Price certs a bolUe, or 3 battles forV dollar bv TROl P dr FICKARDT, Druggist.. Ta -a horn all orders matt be addreased C'Wfile, 0. The GENUINE BLACK LINIMENT can alto be had ol THALMAN dr EVANS, IruLanap , ,, And at othei retpectohle agencies in Indiana. r4 w The Br a a t a a t Tl I . . - - BOR SaaaSf OWTIIOT, nie'- , ' Rheumatism, this Ointment it the meet eaaa. - remedy ever prepared. in W easet out ol ltaj n will afford entire relief to the worete of ervous Heaoaehe in 30 minutes For Nervous Diseases, affections of the Spina. Rheumatism i ataeuaea, Burns, A-o., he. it it of immense value SWELLED LIMBS. If say ot ear Uaiies are aJticted with a Swelled Lisab, or Milk Leg, as it is sometimes called, (a complaint thai many females are subjeci io, after ohud.birth, and which is often protracted for years.) wa wonW say to all such, gat a bottle of Trash's Mtgnet.e Ointmeni, which will effect a certaui and permanent curs. Price 35 aud a cents par bottle ace iu the State Z FERGUSON. Trav. 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Ineor CII THE f 'AHE I alten and ask f theeape lor is J Hit lot privat iar w editors, v.. chum to :i.s -the Gazette ia PRINTED IN CINc. Supplied with the earliest mien. DAY AND A HALF, and ircVota.. short time. In Telegraphic Communications with all pans Having Corespondents of the most reliable cbwacu. Washington. New York, and other cmes. This paper mute reach Western people wkh the news earlier SJi any eastern publication. We have also engaged the services of E D. Mansfkls. Mi Alice Caestt, Mrs Stowx, and many others who Contribaao M ctUameouM. Statistical, Scinfiet Horticultural. Finmcrai, amd C tnereiml Neun. We are determined to be behind no other paper, and wdl no. spare money or labor to make our paper valuable to every one, male or female. The Oaxeue has been established SIXTV YEARS, and aas grown in confidence as a reading and advertising paper. Oar es tabliahment has changed from t log cabin to a targe six sie building. Oar press room has also been greatly improved. The oia .asiuoiied hand presses nve ieen discarded, an introduced Wr now have six power pretsesdrivrn by i many card, hand, and other presses. Instead of employing but two me as lurmerly, the number has gradually swelled to two Ii until sal, our expense luve increased from ten dollars per week io one I sand, and instead of conducting but one branch of ihe business, wa now undertake to execute almost any kind of work pertaining to the art of printing. We can fill eaaasfS for Newspapers, Book-work, all kinds of Job Printing, Jt.iid.ng. Liihographtng. Wood Engra rings, Stereo'ypinf , 4c. We tttte this to show our onward progress OUR DAILY PAPER Contains a much larger amount of reading than any other Ciuetn nan daily paper We devote aspeciai paint to getting accurate and reliable news we are particularly .-aretul to avosd personalities and vulgarities we seek to give (a- is we treat our readers as it they were intellige.i men, and give them such information bearing on the subject, as will tend to enlighten the mind. The Ctkcixxati Gaxcttk will maintain na position as a leading Whig paper in the Wast, and tla proprietors aud suitors have, through a series i f fifty ears, been the steaJfasl friends and advocates of ibose principles known as Whig prmcipiet They Oo aot permit the.r paper bnndly to follow the behests of any nor blindly '".-'r rvcrj. measure oi rariy wiinoui inquiry, wtiemer neut r wnaig. While we pursue that which is right, we wdl follow the diciairs of none. The Commercial Newt of 'he Daily Gazette is very full, aad ac curate!)' made up from the books ut Ihe Merchants' hj tauge, sutd all the best sources of information, hy one hoilevo.es Ins who lime lo the subject; and we give all ihe Financial aud Cotnmcraiai News a business man may waul. At am Advertising medium, t e Gazette stmds lOTemoet. Iu yearly advertisers number near five hundred, and our adveruatng charges will reach 8100 per day. Our number of transient an visusers are very uumeioot. Our Tii-WxixiY contains a ! me news of the Daily OUR WEEKLY It tbe largest, beat, and cheapest u the West In Clubt, it ran be had. as may be seen, f r 91-00 pet auuurn We commend, however, ssmoat satisfactory an indeoendcnt, stagle nubttriptumi at . This co-is a li.ile more, but is Use irvsibtcsome tnd more sattsfartory. We invite sttetilioii Lo the claims oi t.u paper lo the tuppon ui the West. Vithi.ut ia the least n taxing ,n our exertions io the foliticni üepailtneui ol the Oazet c ucrlhy ot pub ic or sunering any dini.nution in the care hitherto rjcic.! over the Commercial depanment. and the dcuitmciu of Loeel t KeWs, we have .-.etti riiiaed to iiul.c merease-n exeeiKH our co until set span for MISCELLANEOUS READ acceptable to ot subset iters. d Gesserai t to i easier NU. lu tl is dep iriineiit will always he li t lauge ol Talcs. Poetr. Moral Enys. full) - n i l. rvr aunl HanorKal i Can rent LiteKkeltnes i-.Jiiying a:.d Mutnoro-i- Extracts Irorn lure; Arriculmral and Bagltt ellatal Infotmatiou, and a coin in. i oi amusiur se.l mstnictive Selections for the benefit of the jurctui rnenibers o: t t.e 11. .me I ire-sle ttr will leave ne t i r pum-roi eipeuse liiitr-en, to reiuter our p.iptr eutei tain mg ;aid u-erul o ih liusii.ess i,i..., in g. ucr.ll rest! Wo often, as iMut'ratiamt, in an.! disiint u slicd j rv nand i Our Fdiior a s-f.t-r. metits our elabiihment w.-chii offer and dispatch Few Weeklies er aud lmily Circle reduce Wood Cuts, f e uth. tbt iii ." department guarnalee of eD.iity . corrcsji the United Male coalaui matter we have ueariy ssie-lhird more than any Weekly Cincinnati, and each Weekly is equal fit 800 page- cf aa volume anduonc arc made up with so great an expenditure and money, esperi.-illy tut the pur pev e of suppling matter liar importance a U'mni, Readers, and o: property preiv consistently advx .':np the great t'ommercinl ud -ocial of th's eeiion of the Union. TERMS llAll.i , payaMc hall-year y I Tltl-vv REKLY, payable utter six moaii of eecu ) i WEEKLY. $)4.W in wlvanci: tu durinn ihe yesr, . eud .I the year THE GAZKTTE TO CLLBFor the ease ia advance, we will tend ihe lo.lor Week tea lo be uopprd ia all cases when the note S cop.es lor W. and Rat e- eat iHher, tjasa 3 1 8. . 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