Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 24, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 November 1852 — Page 4

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INDIANA STATE SENTINEL.

A JÜorr with a Moral. , , There lived once in the thy of Cairo. a wniow lady, nsmed Fetooaiai.. who had an otttj tea Hum, dutinmished amoo the youth of aw age for beauty and comeliness. Hu father, mho had been Shah Bandar ol the merchant!, had kft considerable property, so that there seemed no necessity for him to labor witk his bands or to trouble his mind with calculations and cares,' and the other attendants oa the seekers after wealth. He took delight in naught bat idleness. If ever he went to the bditaare, it was not to sell, but to purchase silks and brocades, or to meet with young reniuses like himself, with whom he planned excursions ?o the gardens. For some time his mother did not interfere with his way of life; bat one day, navkrg heard a sermon in a mosque, in which the delights of science were exalted, she called her son to her, and begged of him, in his leisure hours, to apply his mind to the mastery of some department of knowledge. Hassan wai MM by nature; and, as she spoke movingly, promised to comply with her wishes. On turning the mitter over in his thoughts, however, the young man found that what he hsd andei taken was more difficult than he had imagined. It is, indeed, not easy for one who has never made any greater iatellectual exertion than to estimate the valne of an amber mouthpiece, even to choose an object of stutfy among the various branches of science. Should be become a philosopher, a theologian, a moralist, or an aitroloer? H.- debated the matter for a long time; but would, probably, never havo arrived at any conclusion, had he not remembered a certain Sn-ikh Jlustala, a wise but easy, going old gentlem iir, who used occasionally to jam roe an teaMgraces in parties of pleasure, for the sake, he said, of enlarging his knowledge of manners, and his experience of the world. Hassan went to this Sheikh and stated his case. 'The matter is easy," q'ioili th" old gentleman. " Lady Fatoo mall save thee the option of choosing amongst all arts and sc:rn-". Let me recommend thee to study the art of love." At this the voting man laughed, saying thai he was most wilün " Rut where.' he. cried, " shall I find a master?'' Tlie Sheikh modestly bent his eyes to the ground: ' Behold an unworthy professor." Hassan readilv agreed to take lessons; and made a handsome pnymei " i -t.lvance tn the Sheikh, who said to him ; ''Receive my firt insti actions with a willing ear. Go forth into the streets, where ihere are not many peopie, and walk slowly alonjj with thy nose on a level with thv evebrows, as if iliow wert watching the swallows flying about their rests. Thou canst not fail in this way to catch & glimpse of some beautiful young maiden, rii . wili b- struck by thy bold and idle demeanor. She will probably wink at thee. In that case mark the house, and come to me for a second lesson." Hassan thought that this m de of studying was most excellent, and, accordingly , went forth and spent that day and the next wandering about the streets. He saw minv swallow, ran against several old men . knocked a lady off a donkey, and got a stiff neck; bnt no beautiful maiden wiukcii at him. " Wallah!" muttered he; as he set out the third day, " these studies arc less pleasant than I imagined. Unleae good ibrtu-te come to-day, I shal1 put myself in the hands of a professor of theology." He came about noon near the lake of the Elephant, and being tired, sat down upon a bench to rest, opposite a small but hnudsoaie house. Whilst he sat, a window opposite opened, and a face of marvellous beauty apoeired. The shift of love at once transfixed him, as the skewer of tho Kabob seller transfixes his pellets of meat; nnl i.e icuiaiaed gazing like on ; just awakened from sleep, nntil the la.ly, who was of extreme youth, uddenlv taking not cc of him, frowned a blick frownr tnd efoned her lattice with a slam. It was as if the sun had shot from the meridian right down to the west, and caused niotu to succeed at t-uce to garish day. Hassan's heart shrank, and his face darkened. He remained some time waiting to see if his lady would re-appear, hut as no sign of her aain was visible, he thought it best to repair to tuo house of the Sbjekh Mustafa, and ask his advice. ' This is the second lesson," quoth tho master of love, holding out his hand for a supplementary fee, which he knew would be now freely given. ' Return to the same place at the same hour to-irnrrow, and seat thyself on the ben -b. Be sure that t he lady observed thee well, otherwise she would not have downed. She will probablv look at thee through tho blind - but if tli u per severes!, in a day or two she will show her face again, as if by accident." Hassan complied; and the prophecy of Mustafa j proved true. On the third day, the young girl showed herself, bot after a little while, seeming to notice the' young man for the first tune, she frowned again, and j again closed the lattice with violence. He veutuied to hold up his ha: in a supplicating way, but there was answer from the house. Every window nsaaiatd motionless, anil ins Keen glances coum not discover whether any one was looking at him from within. The young man hud entered upon this adventure in a mere spirit of fun. He now found that his Irappiness was at st.ik ; and began to repent of having quibbled on the pronisM given by Lim to his mother, the Lady Faioomah; There seemed no chance, even with the assistance of bis wise master, that he could ever possess the lovaiy uiaiib-n who had charmed his sight; and yet, without her. km would be miserable, and death a hleing. He pictured to himself the desolation of one who is separat"'! fqt ever from the object of his love; and the t-ars i -gun to course down his checks. He seemed awakened for the firt time to consciousness of I the reality of eatstenee; und as ire savoured its bitter- I sweet taste, "looked bank with regret to the dream of J idiom-si in which he bad so long floated. He wot slowly and aadly to th' house of the professor, wh ru he I "imd smoking hi j'ipe. and drinking , somi'tliin which be called sLerb t. (J. my naaater," he said, - this is a tleaierate ease. asm I am sick al bctrt." i Has she not shown herself?'-' '-She has; and that is the causa of ray sorrow. Her fuce waa bla k as night, ami her frown kill- J me.'' Spooney," iiioii Maacata, "if she had lauglied at thee, there would have lieen some reas m for de-pair; bat dost thou think a woman openeth hat window merely to have the pleasure of frowning at a arranger? Depend upon if . her curiosity is excited. Now litrn to me n.iy. be not prodigal of thy gold, thou wilt have need of it; and vet I (bank thee; this is the way to proceed. Find out some dellalah, or female broker, and enlist her in thy cause. Let her go with veils, and ornaiuen's, and slipiK-rs, to that house; and when she o. it tinctii si n-is.oj.iu. ii the lalv wish to buy, sav that' all is a present to her from thee. This do. and j in atla.nmeiit of t by wishes is aihand." Lj.' Hassan .li.i ns lie w.ts d sired; and Hie dellalah, on the following day, penetrnted into the house of the voung lady, who was living alone with seveial female slaves, Lui a- iurowu mistrust. Her name was Amneh; and her stature v. as elegant as her face was beautiful. She lo k-d over the basket of knie-k-knacks, and said: "Thess things arc prerty ; but I hive not at present money to purchase them." "Tru-v ar,- all paid for. , l.idy ; take ihem," said the dellalah. ''What is the meaning of this?" exclaimed Amneh, who, in realiiv peihaps, Mrolersiood what was coming. The old woman baii siiivrliing. and told her preoared storf , as how Hassan was the most charmicg moat wealthy, and most unhappy of the youths of Cairo; that siace he had seen her, he had been consumed by the love of her; and that if he was not admitted to an interview, he woold surely perish. When she had oooeladed, Amnob, who hail listened very attentively, started up, crying ''O, ill-omened hag? 0, digraee to old women! Is it tor this purpose thou hast t ome hither? May Aliah make thy heart a nest of vipers! 0, Zarah, O, Zarifeh, O, Fatroeh, come hither!" So saying, she clapped her hands, and her sei vants came ; and nt her co.nmand. they took the slippers of the dellalah, and bear her therewith, nnlil she cried for mercy, whilst the) laughed and enjoyed the j -ke. When they were tirej, tbey lurood ber oat, throwing her basket after her, and crying. "This is the reward of the women wh undertake to eoi rap' virtuous maidens!" When Hassan, who was wailing round the corner, beared this story, he cursed himself, cursed his messenger, and enreed his mas tar. 'JTiXtCK' ''The old fiilsjoa,'' im amid, 'is certain) v pointing oat the b --it m"ans bv whieh I can moke a fool of mysvlf.

My hopes are etideniiy ruined; antl there is now no consolation for me bn to stamp upon him and break his ribt . Thus thinking, he went to the house, and seeing the Master of Love on bis ttiv.au. smiliog. as ha thought, ironi ally hf went up to biro and took him by the beard, and pulled it to the lft and then to the right, and then np and down, crying. ' Wo to the wretch that maker h laughing-stock of Ins disciples!" ZftSSR' A When he bail become tired witb t'lis exercise, he kicked Mu-ta a back ojon the divan, and silting down tiitaself began to lament over bis ttloctuas. Poor Mustafa, b.-iieving him tob lad, remained qaiet fr om- time, holding his beard on to his chin with lioth hands, for h tbonght it would come off. At length, however, ho took courage; and seeing fhnt the vonng man had grown tpret. ormurcd, Oh, my d-ar disciples!" ' Dolt," qu th Hassan, in the tone of a tigev, looking fiercely round. . . ., ej 3 j - a '-Mercy. " exclaimed Mmtafa, 'browing himself on z o x back, and holding up his legs to defend himself, few bejeared freth rmsnlt. Tho young rnta could not 11 iHrefc laughing at the sight, aad tt'd,

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Fear nothing; but know that thou hast rendered me "J01" And ba related what had happened. "There is no wisdom or understanding in -youth, exclaimed Mustafa. "Dest thou not perceive that the InT ranad th dsdlalah tn he hpafrn booauaa he 7a the dellalah to be beaten because needeth to stand between her and her love no one? Be sure, she is even more impatient than thou art; and if thou wilt now return, and walk no and down before the .1 -a. :n i ' Isa . .k . uui ii , sue win I6HU a acivtui le injuesi mcc- iu cuuic in. 'All this is mere ruin talk' implied Hassan; "I will do, howewpr, what than deairett: bnt if I be again disappointed. 1 will ftome back ind p'nek ont every hair of thy beard sa "At thy pbasiir. aid the master, humbly. Whereupon Kassau departed, and flew rather than walked, to the street where bia beloeetf dwelt. He had scarcely taken two (urns before a little slave-girl came and touched him, crying, "0, young master, wilt thou follow met ' I follow,1 ba replied; and presently he found himself in the presence of his lady, who ml blushing on her divan, and daretowt raise her eyes to look at him. He ikewise remaiaml entranced by her loveliness; and thus for some time jfcere was no sound in that room but the beating of two young hearts. At length, however, Hassan drew f ittlc nearer, and in a soft voice began to tell of his lovdfl She listened without moving; but when he ceased to tlHak, she raised her two large eyes to his, and the minglieg of their lances was the only pledge they exchanged. At that moment there was a knocking at the door; and Zarah ran into say that Aroneh's father was without. The young girl, who was just holding forth her hand to her lover, became pale as tho sister of death, and dropped upon the divan. Hassan stood rooted to the ground. The knocking was repealed, and louder. Zarah, the slave girl, at length spoke, "It is impossible that the young man can escape," qnoth she, "hut we can hide Eira ; he is very slim. Let him He behind the cushions of the divan until our master depart." So they hid him; and the master of the honse came in com plaining that they had detained him so long waiting. He seemed much excited; and a hen he sat upon the divan, kept moving to and fro, pnshing the cushions, so that Hassan feared that to escape discovery was impossible. However, fate had so ordered it, that when evening came tho father left the room for a moment ; and Zarah took the young man by the hand and led him forth, whispering. ' To morrow at mid day." Hassan coold not reconcile this adventure with the account of the dellalah. who said that Amneh lived alone. Perhaps all this was some plot to make a fool of him. And yet when he remembered the lovely ingenuous countenance of Amneh, this did not seem probasjle. He resolved to go the next day, and once more take the advice of Mustafa before returning to the rendezvous. "What is the name of the lauy?" inquired the Master of Love, when he had listened attentively to the story. "Amneh." The old man gnashed his teeth, and looked as if he would have killed Hassan; bnt he dared not to speak his thoughts. Thou hadst better abandon this adventure." said he; "there is much danger in it; and what will Lady Fatoomah think of me if thou comest to harm?" ,:Nay," replied Hassan; "this is advice which was fitting to give at first. Now it is too late. Thou we.t wiser yesterday than to-day. I shall go tn the house of Amneh. and take her in my arms, and lauuh at her foolish father, who leaned his back against me for three hours, and never discovertd me. Here is more gold." The Master of Love did not take the gold, but allowed his pupil to depart without saving a word. Then he rolled upon the divan, tearing his beard, and slapping his face, and crying: "O accursed wretch! In pleasantry didst thou plan i to ruin the peace of other families, arid now thou hast ! brought disgrace on thine own ; and the price of thy daughters reputation has been offered thee." Then he rose and called for his mule, and rode hastily to the house of the Lady Fatoomah, who. when she had heard his story, rebuked him and cried, "This is a jnst punishment lor such as latl youth astray. However, j thy daughter is said to be the most beautiful maiden of her age; and though thou hast kept her in a house apart, and hast endeavoured to conceal her from the eyes even of women, her reputation is great in the city. Let her become the wife of my son." Then she called her gro m, and ordered him to saddle her white ass; and when they had saddled it. she rode behind Sheikh Mustafa at a decent distance. They arrived at the house a little after mid-day. Hassan was already theie, murmuring his love in the ears of the delighted Amneh. It may be suppposcd that this invasion of the parents created some alarm ; but it was soon soothed down, and when matters were arranged, Mustafa took the first opportunity to look wise, and to say to Hassan: "There are few so learned in the art of love as I am, but never again will I seek to teach it." Commercial Institut e of Indiana no lis. W. Wcli. SCOTT, A. M., Pri u : fJHIS INSTITUTION if now permanently estanii M. open at all times for the reception of luptla. and us rooms hv mg ieen recently fitted up with all the elegance and :ouvenieuee tj the best Cincinnati College, now funnsjica advantages equal ! any Institution in the West tor a full and tknroueh Commercial KdaeaI tion. whilst the cost is little over one half of others. The Studie of the Full Course are tbnea necessary for a tompiete ' and thorough Mercantile Education, and comprehends four dt-tin.-t j Clames of Subjects, to-wit: FIHST CLASS !ublb K.Nrnv Boos; Kinns- "flans msaaa ee the scienee of Book Keepme, by Double Kutry, and ii- . tion to Wholesale and Retail buaineas by sole trader and I' ner-, Hanking. Manufacturing, and Domestic Shipping, and Cowunissior, S" in Boiling, and Foreign Shipping, and general Cotumiio:i ou ties, iuehslhi the inethnd of keening the" various auxiliary hooks, Uw ash book, hUI. b,Hk: Bank hook, Invoice horc, .-.alc hook unuu oooi. eiuiwarn invoice us, Actouiu current iwuk. vc I UK Sl'XO.N U ILA embraces tlic ijwf, Customs und l.'susc of Trade and Commerce. THIRD CLASS Mkbcantii.e AjunatattC. BaaWaiti CaVoI lanoo in Intcresi, Discount. Laws a;td Gain, Couimiaion an-l "r.-ke;-age, Bquation of PaymciH-. Direct awl Indirect Kxclnange. iV.- ire, oa Use new and improved method of Cancellation. KOCRTil CLAsmV Coii:;kciax law-Embraces iIm l.tw ! A-c , reiaiU(t to Sole Tratler, I'trbicrsiiirM, Corrat:on, maj Pliaati- ! pa! and Ageut, BiIU of Exdiauv. I'ronjlssionary Notes. At'- , Mai riue. Fire and Life. InsurraiM-,-, CiaHraets with carrieri. ibr hiring : hii1 erriee, of Sale mid the a mire of Guarum-r-, :a.t i.t-- thiwe , enielip whieh '.w ia a mcasnxe. in tan lva:aie o Ui. Mim hS hitn- ; aril, as tiie Stoppage of Goods m TnUaett, Lieu, dc C'I'rico of t.-.-irda of Aiinuaeiaai to a Full Coarse, ocvapying from to I'i weeWs, Vi3 Ui, ore-iwi-i or secured. A PARTIAL CoassE, Eanbraeiug ihe äc:eunSc aan of the r all Coarse as illustrated ia H Jicureni lels of Ivxfk, together with lectnre on Mercuitile AriOinielic und Cominerci i Iaw. can he taken al any lime, leaving it optional with the Pupil oner the csssaptntion of the lartial Course to continue through the Fu!l Cinirse. 0"Priee U Card of Admission lo Partial Courtc, "il'i.40. pre p-iiii or iccaredOy .No avJmittanco as a 1'upil in either course without tint ul taming a Card of Admission from the Principal. LECTURES on Banking, Political Economy, aud oUtr sasjeen aduabie totae Mercltasit, lo l-c known, will lie delivered through, out the Course A Dipioiun granted only to i:oe who iua pas- . satu-aei emulation nt the oomplciiou of a Full Course.' The best lime for comment' tilg either course will tie lite lrVlHI Any of each month, although Pupiis are admitted at any tune Rtport of the Board of Examiner, May 90, 1851. We, the smdereigiicd. (by s,iccial request, j acting iu the lt.ard of Kxaiumers of the Commercial Institute of Indimapoti, do ceri thai we have .iltended the exaniinaUosi of the nrese it graduating class of - i! Institutiuu, and fit d said class aa well Hcriaainted with the elementary pruiciplrs of Double Kn-.ry Hook Keeping as cou rt weil be enprc-led, Ihtlir age and otiportuuilies of actual practice eoo i.lcred We believe Iheai lo hnve received from tbelr meseut Inslrut ior, a laoru gh drilling in tili all important branch of i 'ommercial Edueui,iu. which, if sleni'.;) oliserved aixl properly prvtieed upon, will render tlitiu able ac oiintar. n and valuable, citizens, amf we wuuid recommend that the following aHmed tvnn-r of th piest-m class receive DipioioM, io-wit: James 15. Weeks. John M. Dorsey, Itesekiah V. Konen. SaassSS J Morn-. Jiwph R Haugii. John T. Ferguaun. George W. Dorsey Nicholas McCarty, Ir., James T. Brown, and Tth Montgomery And m coucltk-ion wt would couirratu'ate the eitiens of Indinut :u now having it in their power to patronize a home Institution cl ' oinmerem1 eiiuo: much information, in as short a time, ety of mind on the part of Kiren;t :ve will bei impatted, as at any otnt H. F MORRIS. cud at far lass eatpi slid giitrdians, ens. dar I iisfitmioa in the vVi DAVID WILLIAM-. WM. Sl'LLIV I C. B. DAVIS. BKNJ. L. MNf. iaiiAAi-ot.is, May 10, 1431. B Ii shall be the aim of the Principal to furnish all the grad u:ucs rem iiismu.ioi; 'v may :-aire u, wuu imi'.ie'iitue employ. inenl, he therelbrc iiiues men in any iiurt oi the Sio Who may he in wt ii!ing all partieul fied m every uarti giKxI aecouiiiants o iiiHrm him of the same, snd he wii! try and send him one well quail lam been made with one of the largest and n the City to board and lodge all the .students er week, nukniv the entire eKpenses of boardnar . stioul 840 the price of Tuition alone Arram't-nii Jig. Tu.;. .-n. iuid I il lire f mrinnaii -aos iulyl7-lytlAw rB.ookzaic.sr roosiubs . : our g 1ROOCBJ.S3. CrBOO M stock oi (rruceii. - .- . Th- uUriUKU of the rilv an. and complete, e'oci.-.l with carr. ii; y retailers is invitcsj ,. n ex es of our goods, as trr ff-l onfiuamiatiou ot' the quality and prices of lien that wo can anve suialac:ioa. Our slock r.iaai-it m p,n as follow: 100 iiugs fMime Km Code. 10 boxes old I 4:ura prime Igaira fJotVe. 95 b&lr Halt i iags od Java COca, SO boxes llt-r 90 h'd's N O. Sugir, 4 tierce- Haln asiiv Hfi mg. m. in, 10 b:ure:- Ue 23 Lbi'a Crash urar, I boxt U id fiw'il sugar 90 drums Fig, 100 i.lils .N U. Molasses S bbla clarified Sj nap. 150 packages Maikeret. I'JO bids Kaiihwha "aft. 100 bags fine Table Bait. 50 boar Tobacco Ss Ss and lis 100.000 Cigars 1OV.0U0 Peresstoa 1 m . 50 bags Shot 11KMI tsars luid, SO kegs Powder. tau hews IMail, .vuts of rarions nidlot dozen Broom. 5 dozen Buckets, 95 nest Tuba, 95 doz 50 half O. P 1000 pi 1000 pi 1000 r Wash nit . Y Bouuhi. ung Hvson older urn Pepper, A linger, Mus tan). 50 boxes Star and Mould as Me- Ciasmon, Close. 90 I uses isoap, .Nutmegs. Ac., Ar IS hoxan Kk Tins ami l-'anev oat, BROWN INI h M.W1.K isuieat Wiishington st near li.e State Hot sc. ; E old T A v L O N (Lava of new voax c-trv) Attorney and Coungellor at Law, INDIANAPOLIS, IND ALI. Inegal bsjsioesja enmtated to his eare will be Iran led whk ii-'olwy aivf dispnich (MB r MeX S oil's Real Estate sad OeHarsI Ageivey ", Keo, opposite Temperaae Hall ntay It-rl worn

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' ' I SALE OF SINKING FUND LANDS. Till following pieces, pares'., m let of Und, or so much of , each as nay be necessary, will, on Saturday, the tU-.mth day of j -sw nasi, between the hour of tight Velock, A. M., and T ', P. M., at the Coart House doo;, in the town Of luuu.i, bidder, tht bid beug esjeal u .mount chargeable; the tame having ben mortgaged to the State of Indiana, to secure loane from the Jinking Fund, and fo:feited by aon-paymeot of the iatereet , due thereon. to-,wit: Bartholom County. 37, and the n w qr of th Ttie e qr of ec 27, and the n w qr of the a eqr of-ses 34, ri ior.ru, commune aw scree; mortgaged by John M. üwin. , :.e..n. interest, etc , $Vt2 16. Blackford County. The a e fractional qr, (east of the old Indiaa boundary line.) j af aas It, 1 4 a, r 11 e, being the a hf of eaid fractional qr. con tamiii; j acre, uleo lbs i w qr cf the aforesaid qr, containing 4t semi; mortgaged by Jo.hu. B. Caee. Loau, iatereet, dec, Bont County. Ts a hf of the w ar . see 15. and the w hf ol the a w qr of see 14, ia t It a, r 4 a, containing 160 in, mortgaged by Jacob ioaee. Loan, interee', dec, $ÜM 35. i be e hf of the a w qr of eec 2, t 18 a r t e, aad the s hr of a e qr of the eaaae eec, containing 160 acres ia all; mortgaged by Abuer e Sora. Loaa, interest, dtc , SM8 08. The if o' the a w ar of et ru, t 20 n, r S w. containing 80 acres; Mortgaged by Joha Andrew aad forfaited and sold on credit to Joha Andrew. Lnaa, interest, damages, and coat S.V45G5. The e hf of the n w or of see 30, t 10 n. r 1 e, containing PO acre; anarbjaged hy William Gray. Lan, iateret, Ac, $225 It. Cmrroll Oounh. The a e qr of the s w qr, ai.d the s w qr of the a e qr of eec , t M a, r t w; also the w hf of the a w qr of eec 1. t 24 n.rl w, also the e qr of the a w qr of tat J, t 2 n, r 3 w, c ntain mg in all tut 14-100 acres; mortgages' by Francis . Kendall. Loan, iaterexl, eVe., 761 34 ne taanilrtM acre oa the a aide of the tract known and described a the apprr hf of the upoermoat eec, aituat -d ou n aide of the Wahaah river; f r a auore particular description of which ee page tit. book 0, of the records of deeds, in Carroll county; mm Leases by Abraham Wagoner. Loan, interest, Ac, a7 16. The n w qr of tho a e qr of see 'JO, and the n e q of the n w f eaaae aoo, iltl.rls. eaoh tract containing 40 acres; mortgaged by William H. O'Jteal. Loan, interest. Ao., S43I 02. Tart of tho a e qr of sec 96, t 2 n, r 4 vr, oontaima IM) acres. or eo ssaeh of said qr as will make 100 acre on the weet side of aid qr; mortgaged kv Artbar Uoi.nelly. Loan, interest, Ac , S-Vfi 16. 47 County. Part of lot No 29, nf tho addition to the town of Logxitsnort, made by John Tiptoa, la Auut. 1833; bounded as described on peg? 28t, book O . of tho records of deeds of Cass county ; mortgaged by U i. liana V. Kldridge, aad lorteited aad sold oa ere., it to Job a Kldridge. Loan, interest, A., S2B 14. Part of lot So. 4M, i a the town of Loa:isport, as design.ved on tho original plat of said town, and hounded aa dcacribed on pages 927, 9. 920. 930, aud 231 of bo k il, of the record of eda of Caee eouuty; mortgaged by Alexander Mo.Miistir. Loan, interest. As , Sö64 5U. Part of lot rto. M, lying ia the town of Loganspoit, as desig aateal oa the original plat of said town, bounded as described on pages 302 aad JtB, book B, of tho records of deeds in Cass eouuty; mortgaged by George P Olem and David B. eoulaoa. Loan, ri, irrest. dtC . 8541 10. Part of lot No 31, as designated ta the ot igiaal plat of the town of Logaasport, and bounded as described on p ies 316 and 117, book B.of the records of deeds in Cas couuty; morlsaged by Peter Anderson. Loan, interest, ore, S5tS 1C. The o hr of lot No. 7, in Tipton's addition to the town of Lojransport; mortgaged by Kobert P. ftrovea. Loan, interest, A-c , ei7 rt. The o hi of in lot No. 61, as denoted on the plat of' the town of Lagansao-t, recorded in the records of l aiToll county, containing 9t square perches; uiorlaed by Lcvia Taruer. Loan, interest, Ac, $271 93. Tho o hf of lot No. 47, In tlie addition to the town of hogansEirt, aa designated oa Um plat of said addition, fronting on ark et street 41 hf ft, cxlciKlinz back at right angles thereto lftj ft; mortgaged by James W. Dunn. loan, interest, dec, e-V77 It. The s bf of sec 11, t SS n, I t e, containing 94 3.V100 :irre; also the a hf of the a e ar of sec 9, and the n e qr of the n e qr of sec II, t 97 a, r 1 e, containing ISO acres; mortgaged i y Williamson Wright and John V. Wright Loan, interest, Ac, MIS 4M, County. The w hf of the s e qr of sec 34. t II a. rt v, containing H) acres; mortgaged by Nathan Barcbfield Loan, interest, Ac. 9165 19. 1 e hf of the a qr of sat IT. t 10 a, r 7 w, containim 80 acrea; mortgaged by Blijuh Uawl.j Loan, interest, Ac , 403 1. Tho t hf of the 4 w qi of -oc 4, t H u, r 7 w, containing 60 acroa more or less; mortgaged y William Berkley I'owiisrud. amass. Interest, Ac , SS17 00. The e bf ar tbs n w qr of set. 93, t 10 n. I 7 w, containing 0 acre,; mortgaged ,- Natbaa Trueblood. Loan, interest Ac, 81o7 93. Part of the e hi of the a e qr of sec 84, t 11 i., r ft w, bountled as Jesoribsxl on paces SIS anil 210, book '. ot lite recor.ls of dBjnsln in Glay eouuty; mortgaged by Lawrence Leonard; forfeited and sold oa crsdit it Jobs Hose. Loan, interest, Ac, $498 30. Clinton County. Two lots or parcels of land, being parts and parcels of the a e qr tf sec 10, t si n, r 1 w; for a more particular description of which, see page 1S1. book 4 of the resord of deeds of Clinton county; mortgaged by John Hughea. Loan, interest, ore, 231 7. The s st of the a hi of the s w qr of seo 9, t Jl n, I 1 c. and als the s hf of the w hf of the s qr of sec 8, 1 tt n. r I e, ceav laininc SO acres, more or less; moriagrj by Nathaniel B-ll. Loan, intereet, kc, attS 36. Tho w bf of the s e qr of so at, and the n e qr of the u w q; sec li: both traots in t SI n. r 1 e, mortgaged by WfLj.ru W. aylor. Loan, interest, Ac. 371 83. The n w qr of aec 34; hIso Ibe e bf of the n c qr of sec 34, t 81 n, r 1 e, containing 340 acres; mortgaged by Strawthrr Moore; forfeited aad sold on credit to Joseph Scioggy and Isaac 1). hrmstrong. Loan, interest, Ac, 9630 68. The w hf of the u w qr of sec 11, t 21 n. r 1 e, containing PO acres; mortgaged by James Scott. Loan, iuterest. Ac, 340 el). The w fr of the n w qr of sec 19, 1 21 n, r 1 w, tue c bf of the a a qr of seo 84, and tbo s w qr of n e qr of ec 24, t 21 n, r 2 w ; mortgaged hy John Ho-s, Sen. Loan, interest, &c, S307 76. The w hf ot the s e qr of sec 9, the n w qr of the n e qr of sec CO, and the n c qr of u w qr of tec 9a, all in t 21 n, r 1 w. containtalniag 180 acres; morigaged by Noaii T. Catterlin. Loan, in tercst, Ac., 854e 16. Tbc n W qr cf s e 10, t 21 n, r 1 e, containing ICO arres, more or less; mortgaged by Henry Ad. i.e. Loan, iuterest, Ac f 134 02. Daviei County. One hundred and ten acres off the n end of the n w fr qr of sec 11, t 1 n, r 7 w, bounded as described on pages 562 and 563 of book C, of the record of deeds of Daviess county; mortgaged By Klijib Chapman.' Loan, interest, Ac, 8533 31. The a e qr of the n w qr of sec 81, t 3 n, r 7 w. containing 40 acres, mortgaged by Nathan Clifton. Loan, interest. Ac , 91 31. The S hi of the n w qr of see r, t 3 n, r 6 W, containing 80 acres; mortg.grd by .lair.es McDonald. Loan, interest, Ac , tan 94. Dearborn County. Part of tlic s w qr of sec 3, t 4, r 2 w, containing 49 acies, bounded us described on page 308, book 3, of the records of deeds of Dearborn county; monaged oy William V. Cheek. Loan, iuterest, Ac, BjST? 16. Tut c hf of Hit n vr qr of sec , t 5, r 9 w, contaiuiug 73 acres; mortgaged by Hugh Mc Mullen. Loau. interest, Ac, 8113 81. fart of the s w qr or sec 31, t 6, r 3 w, containing 20 acres; boanded as described on pagi e 147 and I i. ol liook No. 1, of the record of deeds of Dearborn county; mortgaged bf Luther Piurucr. Loan, interest, Ac , $327 50. The e hf of the n w qr or see IV, t J, : 1 w. Oft al a) lag - - 94100 acrea; mortgaged br Fiancls Worley. I.ocn. int n st. dec, 8443 7s. lue s one -t Mid of the s a qr of sec 2, t 4 n, r 3 w, containing 50 acres; mortgaged by Kervetits Tafts, Loan, interest. Ac. 8880 01 Tht s bf ol in-lots, numbers 165 tad 186, as designated on the original plat of the town of Lawrcnceburgh; mortgaged by William l ate; Loan, interest. Ac. 8 1 125 3d. Part of the u hf of see 98, t 4, r 1 w, containing 10V -;i. it u acres, bounded aa dcacrib-d ou page 94, book- (). of the .-.-cords of deeds iu Deaiboiu county; mortgaged ly Co nelius Miller; orfetted and sold on credit lo U.J. Bo weis. Loan. ii..!-i. At ,9814 IT. Decatur t'ountsj The e bf o the a w qr of sec 1. t 11 n, r S e, containing 80 acres, nion i I. s , inoi t -a. ,1 I v L'icii.-.d K. Divou L.-un. interest, Ac, 543 iS. The w hi of ihe s e qr of see lit), t 11 n, t d e, containing 80 acres; n.oit;aged hy James Kward. Loau, interest. Ac, tmm, Elkhart County. The w bf of the n w qr of see i!4, t r.4i n, r 0 e, routaiuiug 41 acirs; uiortai.ed by Jeremiuh Beck : and forfeited und sold on oredit to .lames Frier. Luau, iuterest, Ac. $l. -20. Fayrtle County. The u bf ol lot !to. 4, iu the town of Count isviile; DUkrtgagttl by Andrew Hotcbkia. Loan, interest, Ac, 8164 51. PiBy acres of land, part of the a e qr of sc-c 10. t 14, r 111, lying along the n line ol -aid qr sec; mortgaged by Thomas Simpson. Iiirf . iuterrst, ic, fXM 3. The a w qr of the n w qr, and the w hi and the s e qi M Um s w qr of sec 39. I 13, r Id e, containing 1C0 ucres; inoituaed by Samuel lledrick. Loan, iuieit-st, dec, 8434 0?. The n t qr of sec 22, t 13, r Vi e, containing 160 acres; . . t 5 aged by John W. Heitrick aud Reason D. Lvoit Loan, in. crest, re, 87997. The a e qr of s 22, t 13. r I-J e, contain i. . loo acre.; moitsged by Mose Harrell. Loan, intere-t, dec , lv! 10. Tho e hf of the a w qr ; also the a e qr ol the n w qr, all iu sec ß, l Li, r 19 e, containing 1-20 acres, more or lens; uiorlstaced hf vi S. I honii. Loau, mteicst, Ac, $-T7 IG Tho s hf of the a e qr of sec 97, t 14, r 12 e; mortgaged by Kyland T Brown, aud forfeited and sold ou credit to William Men.;. Loan, interest, dec, v ; 73. The e side or end of the a e qr of sec SJL t 14. r 13, containing 59 acres, more or leas; bounded as described on pages 34l and am. nook ft. of the records ot deeds ot l ayette count) ; mort gaged by Henry 9. Suckle Loan, intcrcat, Ac. 9 Xu 01). Fountain County. Bight aud rixty four hundredtiia acrea, more or less, bounded as) follows: beginning at the n w corner of the n e fr ol the n e qr of see 33, t 90 n, r 8. w: tl once e A chains to a ttake, thence a 97 deg. e 93 chains and tt links to a stake ou the I auk of the wahaah river, on the s s fr or the aforesaid qr sc , t and r thence up alone the banket said river to the idare of Vw h. Bring; also all the right and title to the ferry privilege or privileges belonging or appertaining to the aforesaid qr sec of laudmortgaged oy l.awsou U. Hughes. Loan, interest, d-c, -jt; Sixty acres off the w side of the s w qr of sec :6, t o, r 9 w, wiiu mr loiiowinK exceptions: io acres oiu ol ine n e corner lying in the form of a triangle; also one-half acre out of the u w corner; mortgaged by Joseph i.. Sloan. IÄan, interest, Ac, a.v s. The s hf of lot Au. 79, in Covington, and 90 It in width off tue w side or the n bf or said lot: :lso 94 a. res lying on the e site or the s w qr of sec 3d, t 30, r 9, and 4H si res lying in square form in the a w coruei of tb u ir, n w qr of sec u, t p.i. rtw; mortgaged in three undivided ports by Peter H.Patterson, William W. Conover, aud Archibald Shaw: forieite.1 ami sold on credit to Horace B. Smith. Loau, interest, Ac, 8lbr 3s. The e hr of the a w qr of sec 33, t S3 n, r 7 w, containing 8b acres; mortgaged by Philip Weaver ami William B. Brown lajan, intereet, Ac, 8431 03. The e bf of the n e qr of sec 93, t Wi 11, r 7 w; also the tv hr or the n w qr or sec 33, t 31 11, r 7 w. estimated to contain 100 sores, more or lees; mortgaged hy Saphia Olawson. Loaa. in terest, Ac, 8443 79. The w hf of the s e qr or sec 98, t 19 11, r st w, containing 80 acrea; also 4, acres iu satae see, t, and r; bounded as described oa page 931, book H, ot the record of deeds in Fountain county ; mortgaged by David Kawles. Loan, interest, Ac, 8699 2. The e hf of the a e qr or sec 19, 1 3ft n, r 9 w, coi.. lining eV acres; mortgaged by David Itnwles. Uan, interest, ore.. 8338 9. franklin County. The w hf of the 1 w qr of sec , t ), r 19; mortgaged hy John Johnson. Losa, interuat, .Vc.. 8134 0? The n e qr of sec 31, I 19, r 1-2 e; mortgaged hy Samuel Jenka. l our., interest, Ac., 8343 IG. The n e qr of sec 93, th" 11 w qr of nee 93, both or t 13. r 19 e; mortgaged by Robert G. Kmcison. Loan, inteict. Ac, 9343 1. The n w qr of tec ,t 19, r 13; mortgaged ' y Thomas I White. Uan, harrest, Ac, 8343 10 The a hf of the s e qr or see 9; also tVe e hr of the n w qr ot eec 17, and also tho w qr of the 11 w qr of sec 17, all in 1 13, 1 19; mortgaged by Henry U. .Smith ltn, interest, Ac ,8)83 OS The w hi 4 the a e qr, 1 nd a hi of the s w qr, and s bf of she

n w qr ot sec 12, t 19, r 19; mortgaged by K. B Record. Loan, j interest, Ae , 8577 16. The e hr or n e qr of sec 15; also the w hf of tbe s w qr of ' sec 14; also the a e qr of eec 15, all in t 19, r 19 e; mortgaged by Thomas Owens. Loan, interest, Ae., 8549 16. The e hf of tbe a w qr of sec IS, t 9, r 3 w, sontaining 7 79 100 acrea; mortgaged by Ooker P. tJUrkson. Loan, interest,

ore, 8434 03. The n e qr or sec 9, t 19, r 19; mortgaged by ousts 8. taUoa. Loan, tateieat, Ac, 843 16. Fulton Comntw. The kf bf of s e qr or aec 7 (containing 89 aeree); also the a bf of the a w qr ot sec 7 (c mtaiuiug 55 89 100 acres), and also the n hf of the 11 w q. ..: .-, is. . ..i.taining 55 TOlnO acres, all ia t 30 n, r 3 e; mortgaged by Hohei t HoUyday. Loan, interest, Ac. 8549 83. Tbe n c frqr a of Michigan road of see 3. coatainiug 114 90100 teres; also the u hf of in- s e fr e of the Michigan road, of aec 38, containing 4V te-ftD acres, all being laads selected lor the Michigan road in the lediaa couatry; mortgaged by Ben jauiiu u. roiae; 101 leiten and sold on ciedil to Jona vs . vr gnt Loan, interest, de.. i33 Oil The s hf of tbe a e fr a of the Michigan road, of sec 49, containing 104 8100 acres; also th a hf of tbe s w fr w of the Mi chigau road, of see 40, containing tt 50-100 acres, all being lands selected in the Indian country lor the Michigan road; mortgaged by aiana jif. Clark; forfaited aud sold oa credit to Jacob WaLter. Lon, interest, Ac, 8335 48. The n Li of the a c fr c of the Michigaa road, of eec 37, coalaining 64 4$.100 a'-ree; also lh a hf of the a e ft e of the Michigan road, or sec 87. c niaining 64 48-100 asrec; also the c br or tbe n e fr e of the Michigaa road, of sec 9T, coaUining 04 44100 acres, all ol lands selected in the Indiaa country toi road purposes; mortgaged by Adam 6. Polke; forfeited and sold on I redit to James Roobins. Loan, iatereet, Ac, 8166 40. Ortene County. The a e qr of the a e qr of eec e; also the a e qt of tho a e qr of seo 17, all in t 9 n, r 6 w, coutainiug iu all 80 acres; mort gigedby Joha Fletcher Goodale. Loaa, iatereet, Ac, 8709 39. Henry County. The e bf or the a w qr of ecc 3, 1 17 a, r 10 c; aUo the s w qr or a w qr or sec 33. t 19 n, r 10 e, coatainiug 190 acree; mort gaged by kpbraini Davlc. Loan, interest, Ac, 8891 16. The n w qr of eec 3, t 17 n, r 10 c, coatainiug 166 acres; mortgaged by Joseph Davis. Loan, iuterest, Ac, 85. 16. Pcx; ot the hr or tbe c e qr of see 14, t 19, r 19 e, beginning at the a w corner of said qr eec, and running c 89 poles, thence n 60 thence w 80 poles, thence s to to the place ot beginning, containing 30 acres; also the w hi or Ibe a e qr or see 14, t 18 b, r 10 e, coutainiug 80 acres, and alao the n w qr of of the a e qr of aec 96, 1 18, r 10, containing 40 acree; mortgaged by Absalom Harvey. Loan, interest, Ac, 8338 14. The w hf of the e w qr of aec 3, t 17 a, r 19 a, containing 89 acrea, more or leaa; mortgaged by Alle Shepherd. Loaa, iaItiatt, Ac, 8339 08. The e hf of the a w qr of set 38, 1 18 1, r 11 t, toaUitiag 80 acrea, and the s w qr or a e qr of ihe sec, t and r aforesaid, eoataining 40 acres: mortgaged by Abraham Miller. Loaa, interest, Ac, 9379 95. The w hf of the s e qr of eec 4, t 17 u. r 19 e, containing 80 acres, more or Iocs; mortgaged by John 1). Forehee. Loau. interest, Ac, 8375 30. The e hf of the n w qr of sec 33, t 19 a, r 10 e, containing 80 acrea; mortgaged by ltmaley Vfelbora. Loan, intereet Ac. 8i!l7 76. Hamilton Gounty. Tbe w hf of the a w qr of aec 84, 1 19 a, r 4 e, containing 80 Belts; mortgaged by Stephea Oary. Loa, interest, Ac, 8381 07. The e bf of tbe a e qr aad part of west hair of n qr of sac 3, t 19 n, r 5 e, containing 135 33-100 aores; mortgaged by John Colip, Jr. Loan, interest, Ac, 8554 30. The s e qr of sec 1, 1 19 n, r 5 e; alao the s hf of the n w qr of sec 6, 1 19 n, r 6 e; mortgaged by Gilbert Kemp. Ioat, interest, Ac, 8303 00. The w hf or the c e qr of sec 23, t 30 a, r 3 e, containing SO acres, situated ia Hamilton county; also the w hf of tbe a w qr or sec 21, 1 31 11, r 5 e, la Tipton county; mortgaged by Hannah Thompaou. Loan, interest, ore.. 8548 75. Tbe e hr of the n e qr or aec 11, t 19 a, r 4 e, and aleo the a w qr of the n e e qr of came sec, t, and r, contaiuiug 130 acres; mortgaged by John Miller. Loan, intereet, Ac, 8897 85. The w br of the s w qr or sec 19, 1 19 n, r 3 e, contaiuiug 80 acres; mortgaged by David M Anthony, loan, iatereet, Ac. 8371 K3. Hancock County. hoi No. 31, 3$, 36, 37, 46, 47, 48, and 9, in the town of Cheen-li-ld, aa known and designated ou the plat of said town; mortgaged by Nathan Crawford. Loan, interest, Ac , 8430 52. The e bf of tbe n w qr of aec 19, t 16 n, r 6 e, containing 69 73.IOO acres; mortgaged by Landon Basti and Thomas Oraig. Loan, interest, Ac, 391 14. In lot Xo. 57 and 37. in the town of Greenfield, as icnowa and designated ou the plat of sa.d town containing about onethird of an acre each; mortgaged by Bliaa Gardner. Loa, interest, Ac, 8325 70. Tbo s w qr or the u w qr of ceo 96, t 17 a, r 6 e; mortgaged by William Galbraith and Jesse Robard. Loan, iuterest. Ac, $H9 03. I ne w br or the a e qr of see 38, t 18 a, I 6 e; and also the a hf or the s w qr or the name ecc,t, and r, coutainiug in all 100 acres; 1 : rtgaed by Harry Pierson. Loaa, iatereet. Ae., 377 1. Jay County. The a w qr or s-c 37, t 24, r 19 e; mortgaged by Job Darr. Loan, interest, Ac, f554 80. w hf of tbe u w qr or sec 39, t 33 n. r 14 e; mortgaged by Daniel Färber, and forfeited and aold on credit to William Conner. Loan, intereet Ac, 5537 75. i ne s e qr of the n w qr of sec 15, t 98 t, r 13 e, containing 40 acres; mortgaged by Henry Delong. Loan, iuteieet, Ac, ev-.-oSj '1 kilty -five, acres off the u end of w hf of 11 e qr of see 30, t 93 11, r 14 e; also out-lot No. 7, in the town of Portland; also outlot No. 5, iu the west addition to the town of Portland, as numbered on the recorded plat of aaid addition, mortgaged by Dauiel W. McNeal Loau, interest, dec, 8317 76. A tract or land containing 80 acrea, one point oi the boundary line of which is the hf sec corner iu tbe w liue of sec 34. 1 84 n, r 13 e; for a more particular description of said tract, see page 100, book H. of tbe record of deeds of Jay county; mortgaged by lienty Z. Jenkins. Loau, interest, Ac, 8495 00. The e hf or the n e qr of eec 16, t 83 n, r 13 e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Christopher J. Timberluke. Loan, interest, &e., StUKt 05. The w bf of the s w qr of sec 10, t 93 n, r 13 e; mortgaged by George V. Templer. Loan, interest, Ac, 8218 70. Jefferson County. Part ol Lot No. 38, aa known and designated ou the plat of the towu of Madison, Indiana, described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the prime coiner of Mulberry and Third atreeta. thence n with the line of Mulberry street 28 ft, theuce e 1G6 ft to at iiley, thence with the alley SB ft to Third street, thence with line of said atreet w His it to tbe place of beginning; mortgaged by James K. Lewis; forteited and sold on credit to James E. Lewis. Loan, iuterest. Ac 8818 76. I.. ; No. 64, as designated on the plat ol the addition to the town of Madison w of West street, excepting 34 It off thee side of s..id lot fronting on Presbyterian Avenue and running back the entire di pth or said lot; mortgaged by Elisa B. Talbott. Loan, interest, Ac, 8170 37. Lots No. 31. S3, 33, 34, 35. and 38. being in the addition to the town ol Madison on then; mortgaged by .lame Siddall. I.oau. iuterest. Ac, 8603 00. Part or the n c qr of sec 18, 1 3, r 10 e, and of fr see 17, which lies between siid ar and the Ohio river, bounded aa deacribed on page 305, book r, of the record of deeds ol Jefferson county, containing bo acre; mortgaged by B. M. Baruutt. Loan, interest, Ac, 855 25. l ot No. in'.', iu tlie old town of Madison, bounded as described on pifci 314 ud 245, book B, of tbe record of deeds of Jefferson county: mortgaged by Samuel Dobbin. Loan, intereet, Ac, iSMäL A piece or land iu Saluda township, ia Jefferson county; also a part oT tbe u e qr of sec 8, t 3, r 9 e; also a part of the a w qr of sec 5, 1 3. r 9 e, all ol which may be fouud particularly described ou pages 233 aud 230. book S, of the record of deeds ol JorTcrsou county; mortgaged by Wiliiam Gaddis and John Chambers. Loau, iuterest, dec. 81765 00. The s w qr ol sec 8, 1 5 u, r 10 e; mortgaged hy Daniel McLaughlin. Loan, interest. Ac. 8347 75. 'i he s e qr of sec 8, t 5 n. r 10 e; mortgaged hy Daniel He Lsägklin. Loau, Iuterest, Ac., 327 7. J-nmng County. The 11 w qr or sec 6. t C n, r" 9 e, containing 166 4.1) 10t acres mortgaged by Hiram Piather. I.oan, interest. Ac, 8794 09. Jonntfa County. 'I be e hi' of the s w qr ot ecc 3'); also 68 acres in the w hr or the e qr ot sec 23, all in t 12 n, r 4 e; mortgaged by Thomas Williams. l,oan, interest, Ac, 5CS 00. Kosciusko County. The n e qr ol sec 3. t 33, r 6 e, mortgaged by Abraham laoinpsoii. Loan, interest. Ac, $323 14 The w hi d the u w qr of sec 14, t 33 n, r 7 e, containing 55 90 100 acres; mortgaged by Kphraini Smith Muirheid. i.o. .n. interest, arc, 9547 59. Lake County. The equal undivided one-half of 105 acres of the a w qr of N 8, 1 Tri Ii, r8 w, being all of that part of aaid qr sec not included ia tin- town plat f (he town of Crown Poiut, or in a certain 30 acre lot lying along the s side of said qr duiiated to the county of I.. :l.i-. except 15 acres conveyed to Michael 51. Mills; and also the undivided one-hall or the following numbered lots, as marked and designated up u the town-plat ol the towu ol frown Point, to wit: Lots No. 50. 57, 5. 59,60,69.70, 71 79, T2, 74, and 75; mortgaged by Solon Robiasou. I. in Ici est, Ac, t435 77. The 11 c- qr of sec 19 (containing 100 acres); also the w hf or the s w qr of sec Id (continuing 86 29-100 acr.s); all iu t 33 n, r I tj mortgaged hy John S. Bvana. Loan, interest, Ac, 571 81. Laportc County. I be a hf of tbe w 1.1 of the 11 e qr of sec 31, t JH a, r 4 w, containing 40 acrea; mortgaged by Joseph C. Orr. Loan, interest, Ac, 44 06. Lola No. 1, 2, 3, and 4, iu sec 8, t 36 a, r 1 w, containing 161 30 100 acres; mortgaged by David G. Rose. Loan, interest. Ac, 8543 83. The a end of the e bf el the a w qr of eec 36. t 37 n, 1 3 w, for a more particular decription of which aee pae 338, book F. of the record of deed iu Uporte county; mortgaged by Willis hi llawk-.us. Loan, interest, Ac, 8538 38. Part ol the e br or the s w qr of arc 36, t 37 n, 19 w, contain ing 19 :' iwi acre, aud bound t-u as aeaennca on pa ;e two, dook F, of the record of deed in Laportc county; mortgaged by Burwell Suurlock. Loan, intereet. Ac, 8553 St. The e hf or the 11 e qt or sec 24. t 36 n, r 3 w. containing 79 29-lOU acre of Michigan road lauds; mortgaged by William Khimmia. Lo .n, interest, Ac. 8562 ni. The e hf of the s c qr or see 34, l 37 n. r 4 w; also the w hf of the 11 e qr or sec 5, I 36 n, r 3 w, containing iu nil 163 85-1(0 acres; mortgaged by Nathan Porter: forfeited and sold ua credit to Noah Frauci. 1. an, interest. A--.. 8683 67. The e bf of the n o qr of sec 7, aud ibe w bf of the 1 e qr of sec 7, all in l : 6 a, 1 1 w, containing 160 eres; mortgaged by W, J. Walker, lian, interest, ore, 85(3 76. The w hf of the w qr of ee 8, t 36 n, r 1 w, containing 80 teres; also the s e qr of the n e qr of the s w qr of ec 3ti, t 37 n, r 3 W, containing 10 acrea; said last tract bounded as deacribed on pages 730 and 73, book K, of the records of deeds iu Laporte county; mortgaged hy Franklin Tawing. Loan, interest, Ar., PM 93. Laurence County. The a hf of the n w qr of aec 18, t 6 u, r 3 ar, containing 60 29100 acres; mortgaged bf Booker Wilaon, forteited and sold on Credit to R:lp!i G. Norvell. Lean, Interest, Ac, tf.fi 35. Madifon Cuunty The e bf or n c qr of ec 7, 1 18 11, r 7 e, coutnining 89 acre; mortgaged by John IL Cook and Lorenzo 8. aok, aud fnrfeil-d and sold ou credit to Jaine. Ofay. Loau, interest, Ac, -26 48, me n r qr 01 sec t, 1 in,r . e, containing r."V 4 its; acres also tue a e qr ol tue s e qr ol sec .1, t IV u, r 7 e, containing ,1 acrea. also the w hf of the s e qr or see 6, t 18 n. r 7 e, ceutai tug SO , -res; mortgaged by John n. Co -k and James L. Bell. and rorrettcd und sol l 011 credit to Jaine, Cray. Loan, intereat, ore, syncs .1 1 The e bf of the s e qr or sec 36, t 19 u, r 6 e, containing Si acres, mitgaged by Saiiiue.l D. Hundley. Loa, latrrest, Ac, 5 r.'o 4 1 . The e hf oT the 11 e qr ol sec 36, t Is a, r 6 e, containing 80 acies. mortgaged Dy i n.iara mo any. i.oan. intercut, ore 8562 00. The w br or tlie s e qr aud o hr or the a w qr of see 34, t 19 i, r 7 e (excepting 5 acies of the a end of the two .v. desctibei: 0 aries of lend); also the w bf of the n e qr or s. , t, aad r aforesaid (excepting 50 acrea off the n enu of the last des nbed H) acres), making in all 135 acres conveyed mortgaged by Henry Seyberl. Loa.t, interest, Ac, ?25:i 50. The 11 e qr of the 11 e qr, and the 11 w qr of thsj n e qr of s. r "14, t 19 11, r 7 e, containing together 80 acies. more or lea. inorl- , '.e.ll.t n ii .li.s S.-ibt il. Loan, interest, Ac, 177 96. Morton County. I.01 No 7, in sou in- No. 57, in the low ..1 ludiaoanolm. mo 1 gna; cd by W iBaasa Comic Loan, mo m - Ac. 8341 nS I an m.. 5. ill block V ta, ill sBtsinisi n by John Kile- and II J' Mi Carl) iu the lows of Indianapolis, having a froul ou Ten

nessee street of 4 1 feet; thence extending the same widih back 888J feet 10 aa alley, mortgaged by Robert Mitchell aud Samuel Iewellyn Loan, intereet. Ac, 814 45 The w aalf of tbe n e qr of see 95, 1 15 a, r 3 e. containing 80 acres, more or lees, mortgaged by Joha Peck Loan, later est. Ac, 8881 75 Tbe w half of the a e qr of sec 9. 1 16. r 4: mortgaared by Isaac N Phipps and John B. Puipps, and forfeited and so d ou credit lo Isaac N I 'h ipcs. except 4 aores. more or leas, roleaaed siace eaid sale lo Isaac N Phipps, lying south of the National road, aaad being part of -aid tract, aad auo except aeother part of said tract, to-wn: 40 eeree beginning al the a w earner, iheace a with the qr at Uta 10 the center of the National road; thence e along the center of said road about 41 tods to a pom', duo sooth of auolba priont. wbxh is 9J roda west of the chimney of tbe weet chimney of the statuta house ecu pied by John B. Phipps, thence from said point

ta me center 01 saia ,ntionai road to the qr sec Ime Cu bi ng ihe e and the a e qrs of said sec 0; thence w to the pi see ui hcg-nia ng . Loau interest, Ac, 308 10 Forty-four acres 117 Doles lvinr uiuiet haliol "ihe w o ' of sea 36. t 16 a. r 3. boutksj as described on pa je 533. B-ssc Vf of the cord of deeds of Marion eoanty; ns. nig aged by Richard Wilum. Ismui, interest, Ac . 8503 84. A tract Al land ciniainiMff Saiii SSI m ml Ok 1 1 rra.l- Ifta iL. w ball of ihe s w qr of see sä, 1 16, r 3 alo the balance of aaid hf qr see coniainma 80 acres, more or less, and lying a of Ka-I creek and 11 of the canal; martgaced hy Nathan el Voat. Loan, iaiereet, Ac, 8545 St. Ih No. 4. tn square No; 70. 111 battiavsap -r, mortgaged by Hathan. el Cox. aud fo'feited and sold CceAH to Jamec Va.iblaricom. Loau, tnterest, Ac . 8410 94 The e half of lot So 4: in block No. 71, ia iud aiiauo.is: mit. gaged by Joseph I Streleber. Loan, interest. 4tc , 8163 &T. Lot No. 9. m square No 46. ia the town of Indiauaradis raorlgaged by William .Sanders. Loan, interest. Ac, 8J97 09 forty live acrea ia the a e Corner of the s w qr of see 35. t 16. r 8 e; mortgaged br Samuel Henderson Loaa, iuterest. dre 8577 16. The s half of tbe e half of ihe n e qr of sec 85, 1 16, r S. except eo ' I much of the aoove described trar. of land, adjoining Indianapolis, j üs lien e of the center of Harrison street iu Henderson's addition to s.uü town; iu rtga-ed Ity aamun lleuerscm. 1 Atari, interest Ac., 85 ID 56. Lot .N... 1, aad the w ua!f of lot No. 9, ia out bleck No. 4. be .tig a part m the donation of lands adjoining the Iowa of Indiauapo.;. w of White river; mortgaged by Timothy kork and John Fe imley al forteited and seid on credit ta Robert L. Walfwle. Loaa, interest, Ac. 8146 76. Lot No 8. in square No 40. and lot No. ia ou.-lot or bleck No. 4. w of Wb.te river, beiug 38 feet front on the National road, by 130 feet deep or u to White river, aa laid out and sab-dirided by Brx:!la Frrneh in the town of India apolis; mortgaged bv WJl am Wood, and forfeited and cold oa credit to James M Sharpe Loan intereet. Ac , 8309 SI. Lot No. 4, tu quare 51, ia Indianapolis; mortgaged by William S. U.ilhank, and forfeited and sold aa oredit lo Kr nmu Manlord. Loan, interest. Ac , 8314 33 Tut B half of the w ha f of the a w qr of aee 6, t 15 11. r 4 e; inor'gaged by Robert Ilanua Loan, iatereet. Ac, 8519 3 f. Marshall County. Tbe w half of the s eqr. and the e hilf of the s w qrofeee 4. I 83 u, r 1 e, 1 ..ntaiiiiug I6t aores; mortgaged by Levi C. Barber L au, interest, Ac, 8336 47. The n w qr 1 f sec 30; also w half of n e qr of sec 30, 1 84 a, r 8 e, eoa'.aiinug 236 19-100 acres; mortgaged by Ods- 8. Cleaveiaud. Loan, interest. Ac, 8561 99. The s half of s e frao e of Micn.gaa road of sec It, of lands selectel ia Indian country, containing 51 48-100 acres; mortgaged by Nathan Powell. Loan, interest, Ac, 8928 40. The a half of the n e fr.ic e of the Michigan road of see 14. of lauds selected 111 the Indian country, containing 126 4S-100 acres; mortgage 1 by John L. Ketcham. Loau, interest, Ac 8817 Ta Tbe 11 half of the a e frtie e of Mi .higau road of sec 34, containing 74 98-100 acres; also the half of the a w free w of Michigan roid of aec 24. ccir.aiamg tt 2-100 acres, all of lauds selected in the Indian country; mortgaged by Alexander Wilson, ttnd forfeited and sold on credit to Daniel W. Jones. Loaa, interest, Ac, 8665 88. The 11 half of 11 e frac e of Michigan road of sec 9. of lands selected in the Indian country, eoutai tinar 157 52-100 - ta ..ne, s by Peier chroeder. Loan, nur real, Ac., 8915 75. The undivided half of the n e qr of see 31. 1 34 n, r 1 c, aud the w hf of the n ar qr of same see; also 1 lie undivided third part of the w qrof see 15, of the same t and r; mir I gaged by Stephen II Farusworlb. Loan, mtere-t. a-c. 8370 66. The undivided half of tue u e qr of sec 31, t 34 n, r 1 e; also the undivided half of the w half of the n w qr of the came sec; also the undivided tbitd part of the w qrof sec- 15. t 34 n, r 1 e; mortgaged b Beulen I. FaniiWorth Loan, inieiesi. dec. 8379 66 The s half of the a w Akt w of the Michigan road of sec 33. containing 76 SO 100 acres; also the 11 hilf of ihe w qr of sec 93. eon aiiiing 73 71-100 aeres, all b.-ing of the lands selected in ihe Indian country; morigagcd by Reason O. Prather, and forfeited and sold cm credit to Lths W. W.ight. Loau, iutereet. Ac, 8470 38 Mannt County. Lot No 959. as known and designated on die prat ot" the town of B asingtiMi m?Mlr.g. d bv Cornelius Merehoa. taStas, intere.i, ke , 8577 IG. Morgan Connty. Lot No. 1, in block No. 35, in the town ui Vlnrliusvt I leiaucrtgaged by Giles Mitchell 1-oaii. interest. Ir 8817 76. Owen County. The 11 w qr of a w qr nf see 35. t 13 11. rtw; eootaiuing 40 acres: mortgaged by ShuLai U. B0I1B. Luaa, iuterest, 4c, 88 75. The 11 e qr of sec St), t It' 8, r 3 w. estimated to cantaui 1430 acres mortgaged mf James Galleielv. and forfeited slid aoM ou credit to D. SB. lactases. I mi. interest, ore , 8647 64 Uut-lot No. 13, 11 w of the towu of spencer coataiuing s acres, more or less; siso purl of n frac sc 38, t 10 a, r 3 w, CoatataiBg 96 acres, bounded a- described on pages 533 and 534. Book No, 6. of the recoid of deeds nf Owen county; mortgaged by James Galletely Ixaii, interest, Ac ; 8öil 93. The s e qr of liie s c qr of tea 33, and the w qr of the s w qr o; sec 33. id! in l 11 n, r 4 w. containing s0 acrea; mortgaged by Henry 0 St esse Loaa. ssseseat, ore. 817G 05. Porter County. Tho e hf tf the a w qr of sec 36. t 35 a r 6 w. Contaiamg 89 aeres; mortgaged by John Herr. Loon, interest. Ac , 8449 16 The w nf ol th s w qr of see 3, t 35 n, r 6 w, containing 00 acres; morigagcd by Griffin Hurlburt. Loan, iatereet, Ac. 8137 63. Pufnern County. Let Nos. 19 aud 09, iu the town of Greencastle; mortgaged by Jefferson Walls, forfeited and sold 011 credit to Jefferson Walls. Loan, interest Ac , 8354 17. Randolph County. The w hf f the s e qr of sec 33, t 19 n, r 13 e, eetiiuated 10 eontain 90 acres; mortgaged by Jacob Rose. Loan, interest, Jcc. 8889 20. The w qr of 989 38. 1 19, r 13 e, containing 180 aerec more or less; mortgaged by William Hunt, and forfeited and o'd on credit to Andrew Schauer. Loan, interest, Ac., 8618 4U. The w hf of the 11 e qr of see 37, t IS a, r 13 e, containing 99 acres; mortgaged by William Freer, und forfeited and sold on credit tn John F. Hum. Loan, interest, Ac, 8330 79. The s w qr of ec 9T also ihe s e qr of the s e qr of see H. all ie t 19 11. r 13 e. containing 300 acres, mortgaged bv Joshua P lluut Loan, interest. Ac. 543 16. Ripley County. The e part of the n w q- of see 19. t 7 n, r 13 e, containing 93 acre l.y actual survey; mortgaged ly James Davis. Lean, utterest, dee , 8544 50. The s w qr ol" aee 7, t 9, r 1 1 e. containing 6135-100 acres more or less; mortgaged by John Glass Loan, interest. Ac, 8546 93. Rush County. Sixty-five scree off the 1 end ot the e hair of the n w qr; and aixty five acre off the end ot the w half of the a e qr of sec 14. t 14 n. r 9 e; mortgaged by. William R. Nowhotd. Ixtaa. interest, ir., 8563 00. Shelby County. Tlie w half ( the e qr ot' tat tt, t 13 n. r 7 e; mortgaged by Kli Jones. I. - ui uiieresi. Ac . 854i 18. The w half of the s w qr of sec 4. 1 13 a. r 7 e, cotitaiuiug -0 acres; mortgaged by Samuel Walker. Loan, iaierest, V.-., 8577 19. The w half of Ute it c qr of sec 14. t 13, r 7; moitgagesl by Edward Cox lait. imereM. Ae . S231 70. Switzerland County. The w half of the c w qr of acC 7, t 3. r I w. aleo 16 acres lying iu the a t corner ol the 11 w qr of sec 7. t 3, r 1 w; mortgaged by Martin R. Green, and forfeited aud aold on credit to George W. Green. Loaa, iaierest, Ac, 8548 31. Txppecano County. I.01 .No. 46. n Ihe town cf Lafayette, ui the additioa to said town, made by Jeremiah Bartholomew and James Davis; mortgager! by Benjamin lleukle, and forfeited and told on credit 10 Christian CbmcII. Loan, interest, Ac, 8645 56 Tiie following pk ce or parcel of land, begimiing 33 ft et from the n w corner of lot No -S. 111 the old town plat of ihe town of Iaf;i. e ie. being a corner lot ou the public square and on Main street 111 said town, running thence south 15 feet; thence e 79 fret; thence u 15 leet; thence w .9 feel lo the place of beginning; uiortgnged by James Davis. Lan4iiiteresl, tW, 8491 93 The undivided half of the e frac of the s e qr of sec 33. containing 71 3S-100 acies also the undivided half of the w frac 01 the e half of sec S3, containing !-7 16-100 acri-c. eacepi 5 acre off tiie 11 w corner of the last neserilcd fraction, all in t r3 11. r 6 w; mortgaged by John McKinney. and lorleiied .mi sold ou I edit to Roberl C. Gregory and Frederick VV. Thayer. Loau, mteroi, dec . 8(159 53. The undivided half of the e frac of the ae qr of cw 93, containing 71 33-100 acres; uisu uie undivided hall of Wis w frac of the e half of eec 33, con-anting 7 16 100 acres, except 5 acres if the 11 w corner of the last described fr: c, all in 1 33 n, r 6 w. ui rig aged by AbrahtiBi Morgan, and f- rfeilrd and sold na credit to Roltert C. 0hreg.r and Frederick V. Thayer. Ixtau. intens!. &e , 86V9 53. T.'ie e hall of the s e qr of aee 83, t 9 n. r 5 w. coitiauitiit r8 acres, mortgaged by Haidw u Parsons, und forlcded and sold on credit to Heury Koous. I .:,. interest. Ac. 8594 79. The w half of lot No 131. :u the origntal plat of the town of Lafayette, mortgaged by Benjamin W. Nichol. and ferfeited and soul on credit 10 Jesse Andrew. Loan, iuterest, Ac , 6..:;7 43 Lot No. i6 ni Bartholomew and Davis's addition le the town ol Lafayette; inorigcgtd by ior. e H G. Star. louse Loaa. interest, Ac , 8361 5s. Lot No 4, aud the w half of lot No. 8, in the acd.i.oa le Um town of Ijifayelle laid out by Jeremiah Bartholomew mopa-aged by Jese -tndicw, and forfeiled aiwt ssdd on cretin lo Jess ndrew lamn inierest ore. 8704 eD. Union County. The w hail" of the n e qr of sec 3W, 1 11. r I w, exceisbig one and a halt acre hcrrtoiore deeded to Wi dam Ts Iben, tying in the 11 w comer of sa;d qr, together with all and singular ihe balance ol ihe land owned hy the sa.d Jonathan llrddleston in the sai'l n e qr of sec SO, aud lue n w qr of sec 9e. in the t and r aioresaMl. etmtaimug iu Ht'i about IIS acres; mortgaged by Jouarksn Huddcton. tatst, intereet, Ac , 8843 11 Part 01 Ae eqr of ce '2 til 11, r 3 w, eontaiuiag M acree more or less, bounded as descrilied on page 316, Book U o ihe record of deeds 111 Union county, mortgaged b William Holiiugcworth. Lean, interest. Ac, 8335 -.4 Vanderburgh Couuty The w half of the 11 r qi of sec 30, t 6 s. r It w, e.-ut.on :nj SU ucres; riOiif;agea n jonn it gie. arm roriciieo auu om on er.s 11 n John ingle, Jr. Loan, interest, Ac . 8tieti 00 Th w frac half of 11 o ee . 1 7 s. r 10 v. coiilaiuiiia 77 5Ü-IIKJ ai res, except 74 acres 111 the e corner heretofore cold to John GsrritC mortgaged by (Je.ntie It Wagnon laian. interest, Ac. 8559 55 Vigo County. The w hall of ihe a e qr of re.- 10. aiaai Ihe a c er of eqr f -re 11. also the w half of the 11 c qr of sec 14; also the e hail t the 11 w qr of sec 14, ail in 1 IS u. r 8 w, c tntaimng in all 8811 ucres, mortgaged t John Hritltat. lamit. nilereai. tre , 834 19. In-loi rao.ee. iu the nstra of Teure Ii aale, as known and oign.ited on tbe plat of a.d mwii: tnortgagrd by Jecui Burton. Loan interest, Ac 8H6 9.' The w half of the sc qr. ml ihe w qr of sec ti t 49 n. r 9 W, t.iii oiling ill all 340 acres, mut or Itrse; moKraged id !; ehard Utakr Lsiait n. latest Ac. 8437 VO. The w half of the e. qr of .-.c 11.(13 n, r-9 w, oiAnni'.'K H) icies. mortgage.! I. I-mu M. Dawson ltsn. m'ere-l Ac, a5o 57 Tue s t qr of the s qr of sc.. $7, 1 a, r tf w. rotNanii B 46 ore.; in.n Igaged bv l.amiab Geltung, and f. rtroe ' aint Id oa rrcdil lo Denial ' r nilng I. mi nitertsi, At . 4- I 09. The s half of the s e qr of Bee -7, t 13 u, r 9 w. on ainuij SO t.-ref; m-r guitiit by MgylX-.ni I.oan toteres) , Vc. 8437 94 Lot No 904. in ibe Iciwn of Ter re Haute us known Si. t desiei.ortt on tiie recoid. d j.bit .;o.i town norigg. .1 by llol-crt ä M.-Caltc Loan, tntsaeet Ai- , 8707 45 Tbe s half taf IBe e frac sec 4, eoutamins lie s w qr of sec 8, coniain-i-g 1490 ncre. 9 51 toil e-ies; also a4t in I It n. r V Wi no if ate-i by Klr-im M lluniington i ooi i.iieit1. Ar. 137 I I to a hall I Ibe n e qt at" arc 96, 1 19 11 acres. 11 ore m - monga ed tn Thomas r V w. coulaiiiing tt' Klewart. t .an mle1 arc, sum ne. Wabash County.. The 11 ht ol ihe s a qi of Sec. I. 47. u r Sr. eunilalniiig 90 sei t 11 ii Kge.1 ly I- mi W. Simrrtl 4mu1( iu I art at .v, ,84lt 9. Warren County. The undivided hf of the W hf of tbe qi af eec 5 t 39 ft, I 6 w ,

Lino A. Msnaseai. Loau. uitei - eat. Ac. 8619 34. The undivded bf of law w bf of taw s e qr of aec 5. 1 W n. r 6 w. 80 acres; mortrased bv f rrin Monsoa opt . aaae as. The n e fr of eec 98, l 31 u, r w. eootaiuing 83 45-100 acres, mortgaged by filiara Barkahire, jr. Loan, inierest, Ac, 8379 95 Wayne County. The a e qr of eec 89. t 16, r 13 e; mortgaged hy Frederick Kind ley. Loa, intereet, Ac, 8473 19. Part of the w hf of the a e qr of s 99. t kf. r 1 w. ootuaaefiia 79 acres, more or lees, aud bounded aa described on page 433. book 8., of the record of deeds in Wayne counir; anongaged by Wiiliaaa HiU. Loau, mieres-. Ac . 8880 93. White County. The e hf of the s e qr of sec 14, end the w bf of the a e qr at' tec 14. all in t 36 n. r 4 w, commuting in an 160 acres; aaortgageC by Isaac Reynolds Loaa, interest. Ac . 835 30 Part of sec 4, t SS n, r 3 w. containing 105 acres, bounded aa deacribed on pare 394, book A , of the record of deeds ui White county; mortgaged hy Beb. rt Rotarock. Lsjaa laierest, Ar . 843 16. ! Ro much. ,he rlgagcd pre as lata ia each ease as will pay the P"eipal, interest, damages, and costs will arel be AVred for cash, j eVf lhere n0 biJ tvt c"h' the rf aaiaec will be tjid m tor the State, if thougnt best, and be immediately offered foi sale on a credit I af. fire ver, witl1 "roet at eeven per cent, pas able annaally ; aaTlu,ce-.. . , .... A certificate of purchase will be given to the nrelianer, ptedrmg I Ptein, or deed from the State, when to'l paymeut shall 1 made, "lu1 wn'c"-,u'u Mlorteiua to the Mate, wuh all rn.enta taatte I mmM " t11 1 f Prif .pai or ,uiefa, according 10 the terms ol the aale, aad eutwle the Stale to re seil at 1 ' V Bond will be required of the purchaser 01 the nairn. i.t of the purchase money and intereet, and that waste of th" p cini-c shall not be committed or suffered, and security may also be required ia any case. By order of the Board of Commissioners of stinking Fund, JAMKS MOBRIM1N, I'rcsideai 1 Inn or Rixkimo Fskd. Indianapolis, Sept 39. IsStt tT" bjtplaiiaiions of Ihe BWreviatiotu in the f rcg.nug maiee, .- in easi. w f.sr weet. a for north, a for south, hf Jut half, qr ml qu.irter, fr ft fraelHsa. eec for Section, t lor towuchip. und r Cm resagc GREAT CUBE FOR DYSPEPSIA! ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC! WONL-1 DJS. , , . ' Tha true Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice. PRKPARKD from Kennel, or the fourth Stomach ot the tlx. ai ter directioiu oi Baron Uebig. the rreet Physiolog calfbeai ut. by J 8 Houghton, M D . Phi'-adelphia. I'a ThU is a truly wonderful remedy 6r Indigestion, li Jaundice, Lirer Complaint. Constipation, and lX-bility, l'uriiig afie nature's own method, hy i.aiere's own sg a. the '.a-tric Juice. Half a teaspootitul of Pcpcui, iniuced ia water, will digest or dtc solve, Five Pound of Roast Beef in about two hcura! ou' of the stomach. Pepsin is the chic element, or great digesting priat ipte of the Gastric Juice, the solvent of the Food, the purU'iing, preserving, and stimulating agent of the stomach and intestines i is ext rafted from the digestive stomach of the s, thns, forming an Artificial Digestive Fluid, precisely like the natura: Gastric Ji Chemical powers, and furnishing a complete and perfect suliaiitute for it. By the aid of tliis preparation, the pains aad evils of indtgestioa and dyapepaia are removed, jus t as they would lie bye healthy stomach. It is doing wonder for Dyspeptics, curing case of Debility, Emaciation, Nervous Decune. ami Dyspcpi ' Cotisump tion. "apposed to be oa the verge of the grave. The scientific evidence upon which u is based, at in the highest degree carious and remarkable. SCIENTIFIC EVI DKM K Barem Lebigia his celebrated work on Animal Chemistry, cayst "An Artificial Digestive Fluid analogous to the ties-trie June, may be readily prepared from the mucins n.emb. anc of the -lomach of the Calf, ia which various articles of food, a meat and eggs, will be sofiened changed, and digested, just m the aan-e manner o tl.ejr would be in the hnman siomark " Dr. Combe, in his valuable writing on use "Physiology of Dices lien.'' obeenres that a "diminution of ihe due quantn . of the Gas via Juice 1 a prominent and ail preval.ng cause of rspcpsia ' ' and he states that "adisttiigutshed professor of medicine in I. mdnu who was acveielv afflicted witb this rornrt'i ot. findi eryihing from tlie i'ssful ' le Diei." snar h o y ef dis else ie fail, had recourse 10 the Gastric Juice. etaasi stomachs of living an. ma s. w.m a pr -vi-j Dr. Graham, author of the famous work on Vrp aays: "It is a remarkable fart in pbysio'.oey. thai th animals, macerated 111 waler, impaii io tie flu-1 the pr solving various art ales ot lood, and of eDBctuig a k digesiioa of them in nowise different fro n the rattan eeec " Dr. Simon's gieet work, the "Chemistry el Man ' chard. Philadelphia. Ie46. pp 33 -3) save: "Thed. SIM lot ins a new er is the chemical hurlory of D ss! at art avial ! dig active proiLea A Blast saat ,f PEP ;eition Fro recent eiperime its. we know that food is dissolved as rapidly ia. artificial digealive fluid, prepared from Pepsia as il is in the nam Gaatric Juice itself." All modern work oiCheuiisti) . Materia Medica. and hysiaf gy, and all good Medi. a! DiCtionarias, describe the character a properties of Patrsrtv i.ai-.d stale mane tuteres'inp .letalis respect it. The fact that an Artifivial Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, pe. foetly resembling the natural laid, may lie readilv preunreti. docs dm admit of qu-stioa The ou y wonder is. that il hts not heSore been applied to the cure of Indigestion and Dyspepsia so naturaily does such a use suggest itself to the mind AS A DYSPEPSIA CURER. Dr. Houghton's Pepsin lias produced tbe most marvellous effe Hr .1. a .M 11.1, t.tft. I'mafialAM V.riAn. Ilwit.,., - ' e. tit- rniifiimr.luw It imnnUil.l. In oiv. th ill-i'a - - In , U Units of this tdi-e tisement; bat authenticate-! ctultica'eshsvt tu given of more than twr hundered remarkable cure, in Itnlmialphia, .lew ion, ana asnenon asoue. ineae were nearly an i eases, and tbe cures were not only rapid aad wonderful, but i neut. It is a great Nervous Antidote, and particularly useful for Utaircj cy to Bilious Diso der. Lirer Crttnpiaint Pever and Amir, ot besiiy treated Fever and Ague, and the tcr I effects of Qiunine, Mercury, end other drug upon the Digestive Organs, after a 1 ng sickness. Also for excess in eating, and tbe too free use of ardent spirit Ii almost reconcile health with intenperanee. OGD STOMACH COMPLAINTS There is no form Oi I Hd Si.. mach Complaints which it does not tern to reach and move t once. No matter how bad they may be. it give instant relief! A cingle dose remove all the unpleasant symptoms, and it only needs to be repealed for a short time tn make these good effects permanent. Purity of Mood, and vigor of Itody follow at once. It is p .riicn'.arly excellent ia cases ot' Nausea. Vomiting, Crampe.Soretieae of the pit i fine Stomaea, dicy-eas niter oatiug, low, cold state of thu Blonti, Ccannoss, IxMiess of Rpiriu. Desftondency. Emaeiaiioa. Weakueas, tendency as Insanity. Suicide, ore. Dr. Houghton's Pepsin is sold by nearly all the dealer in fiae drugs aud popular medicuies, throughout t! " I'nitrd -inte. Iiis prepa.ed in Powder and the Fluid form aud in Preseript.-n vials for the use of Phyetcians. Private Circulars lor the use ol" Pnyak-ians. maybe obtain Dr Houghton or has Agents, describing the whole procc-s ot peparation, and giviug toe authorities uron which ihe claims of this new remedy are basen Ac it m not a secret remedy, ao nbteelasa eat) be rawed against Us use by Physicians tn respectable standing and regular practice Price one dollar per bottle. ("-OBSERVE THIS! Every bottle of the getnauie PWMN bear the written aignature of J. H RorGIITON M D . so r proprietor, Philad. Iphia. Pa Copy right ami Tiade stark aecared. CSonl by all Druggists aad Dealers in Medicmts. AGENTS Craighead & Browning, Iiali.uiapo'is. wholesale aad retail Ageats for ihe State of Indiana. dcc.Tn aiuthiu Law School of tht Indiana University. fMHIS lust lution is ander lie cure of the Ho D dcDonald. H. Its superior advau'aces to the students of the Law arc now generally known aad admitted. To such as intend to practise iu iudiaaa, il furitisiiea pecu'ior inducements for tae learn here, not aaly tea it aery af law iu general, but the praei.ee of ihe State -courts, and the Matutor) u.odifiealions .f the c tiimon law which now prevail iu liidiana. The fait. too. that a thor. ack irgal education may be had here al a less expense by -ue-balf, tbaa ia any other Uw School ia tbe United States, is But t- be overlooked. The coarse of inclrocoou embrace all the branci.ee of legal I science. The method of teaching is t.y da: y recitations ai d lee- ! tares. A moot court n held once a week Theetadeats aredn ided into two claases the Juuior aad the senior The trxt-oooks of the Junior Clara are Hiackalone's Coinmeuiarie, Kent's Coatmeiitanes, Chilly o C mr cts. and Stephen on Plead. ng. Those of the Si n.or t'la-- :.t. K i:tc Commsatarte, Chitty'c Pleading, Oreenleaf ' Evidence, and Story's Ecjatty Jcarisprudence. Students must cupoly their own text-kumk-. A good law Lihrery is provided for ihe use of t The eleventh sesaieii will begin ou the vtd day of November aexi. and end on the 33d of March. lhS3 The I it it ton lee ie thirty dollars per session, in advance. The .ti. phases fee a five dollar. No extra charge are made Hoarding can lie had al from S I i3 ... 8.' p - weak .'i.oomint-ton, Oct 30.1-5 3 A RY IJS. Pre.'i aeear rnadt An icorkt.ur man tn numl ' ! I-'Kanai is KIER S ROCK OH, A New antl .Moat Important it fitted for Disease, DIICOTIBID IN 1S49 IS drawn from a deep well near Pitt.hurgh has botti ued wit), refnarkable success in Ohm and Pennsylvania, east mo.c Easiern Mutes and is now work i tie; iu way West. An opMi lui.ny i now offered lo the AtBieted for TESTING IT. Wh ere Known and tried, itat once makes firm friends, and curt winch srr eloquent iu praise. Certificates of its power to heal arc at band but we know well, reader, that uch evidence, to have weight avnh you, now-a-daya, aul be in yoar own mic-Uohood Yesx hp fa esarj o trv -he (hi to ! -atisfied it will SPEAK FOR ITSELF We hare ihi war with the iegioa of Most nunc and -;ec ifaos of the day wc know bat little about them some say tbci are good far httg come nay they are good for noihu c. However that may be, the PETB0LIUK will not be auupressed and kept back by fsaenn of the a t ore aee - trums duty and inclination both rbrbnl it Those who are afflicted, are respee'fully invited ii-l a Ciacela a sua loot over tbe Directions for Ague. Bheumatoun. Piles. Diarrhoia, Flux, Tooth-ache, Bntae, Worm. 8crtfula. Coughs, Bronehiti. i'roap. Oat 8ora. Cholera Morbus, Contmctions nf the Laase aad Joints. Sore Eye. Biindnee Ceetiveiisss, Dyaaapc.s, and other Diseaaea. B) that lime you may sav. "it cures too much." tint r. ... Ic-t n isnoi a Hl'MAN INVENTION, hut compound -d t.y WaSi ist master hsnd and Nstnre doe not do her M k by halves, l ite on i used both inlernaily a.id exit nialiy. As AGCK, SORK BYES, PII.KS, RHKUMATISX4 and 3f!.0FULA are mo common ataay paru ot the West, we axe ceairamrd to say, thet wmie this OH will eure end relieve other dtc- , ases. it has been and s roosUnlly used wu.li inoel comTLrrt cues in these eases. TT7 Price 54) cent per Bo lle (half past.) taaatttaof all Rack Oil preparation, a som, prtaat ere atjfering spurioMC article Look fr 8. M. KIEB 8 name wTia.-it n me ' ul-el of the boltle. . ,.,. , For ale by the DrngtU throughoal Lal.aa i, and by ( RA f!KD BBOWNTHg TOMILSON URO.. W. H R KR IS. HANNAWAN A Dt ZAN. S. ROnLNGAkTfc A Co. WM. TILLEY, and J . P POPE & Co lnJnrpeJa.. R. M. lAitN. Fort Watsf. rpltr Pi out into.- ia ihe Western tsa:e aw BOXES sTiearine and Tallow Candle 4tJF 10 Is.xes 8iar i sintlee; 3D boxes Soups, aseorted. S hnxe ( his-, la.e, received tt4. Marsala, eplt ; J. XV. WOLIJIND FIRE AND WATER PROOF RO0F6 ttMPUSmlN by the herrel. prepared Paper and Felting. KeTtlesof i to li tsllons. Mops. s-teei. :..J Heater, aa ere rar Ctmvet, e- . fn- sale at out Manufactory, on Marcel a . .' IW end one-heir saaare, eaai of the Conn House, with printed dirtal. ott for ac ZIMMERMAN At CO.. oaytS-dAwu lsdtanapota, lad.

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