Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 26, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 November 1852 — Page 3

What, or who defeated Gen. Scout

The newspapers generally engaged ia a discussion of the cause of Gen. Scott's .lefeat ia the Presniential eor-u-st. Some say the campaign ended disAstnuiy in consequence of the Baltimore platform giving way, by which a portion of the Whig army was cut off from the main body. Others say that dissatisfaction in the ranks of the old veteran corps, under Gen. Fil.nvre. who had i prospects of a full share of the spoils in the event of a victory, was themain cause of defeat. Others, ftmiin, attribute the rout to the early defection of several heavy artillery corps, attached to the Webster colnmn; w hile a few combine all these causes as famishing a vn i i iry lution of the question in debate. The most general opinion, however, is, that Gn. i Scott was fairly overpowered by number. He went into the contest, after several months f recruiting, Iriltna marshalling, with very inferior forces I He, aa well a. hi ergeants and corporals, were most I iiii.oneceiful in tin ii recruiting excursions. Corporal I I tiled and drummed throngh several states invain. A low will gather to be aroused by the music, but n.'t one would stick the Scott and Graham "ribbon'' in bia r ip. Sergeant Greeley gathered some crowds to listen to his gl.iwing accounts of " tbo service," but he firmed lew to fake " the shilling.'' Even from aeiong the ihemaadi win listened to the tune of ' the rich brogue, tad the air of " the foreign accent," with variations not a single volunteer company could bo raised. Thus the battle had to be fought without the expect I rc-inlnrcenv-nt, against an enemy firmly united, on victory, and strengthened by hosts of voluntees ad thousands of deserters Terrible, indeed wa .'be !. ! a. and its moral intitt not he lost upon our poiitio.il warriors. Tho people will only rally under a thoroughly imi(;al standard. They will fight for the glory and honor of their country, but not for a man. or for uncongenial principles, ia future, we expect " Yankee Doodle" and ' Hail Columbia" will be the favorite airs of recruiting parties. Mere party tunes have gone oat ol Mver. .Veto York Sun. Neutral. ßairiuif Tr.coraE AMr Expekditcbes. A parliamentary paper ha just tieen printed, showing the public in - in und expenditures of Bugland, for the last three years, ended the M ol January. The income was respectively 57 647,392, X57.431.796, and A36.834, 711, while the expenditure was in three years as followsIn 13.M). X'35,40,656, leaving a surplus income of Jt"2. Mf,736; in ISjI "54, 3:13.534, leaving a surplus of income of 4.2.41)3, 262. and in 1832, Jt54 ,002,995, leaving a surplus income . i.'2, 31,716. Tha expenditure on ' account "f the army . navy . and ordinance in the year ended the 5th of January last, was -14, 573,856. The charges of tho collection f the customs and excise it-: vcar wen- X'l .30O.67y. The total charge of collecting the revenue in the Tear was 2, 709, 426 There hay been repaid into the Exchequer on aeeeunt ol'King Leopold's annuity, 36,000. Last year 146,3 2 was expende I on act-nun, of the abolition of slavery, 84.762 mat" on slaves, 15.150 to the commissioners to Caecal traffic in slaves, and 46,484 bills drawn on iteeou it ul captured slaves. Last year the expenses on account of the British !! ;-s-of Parliament amounted to 154,987, of which 500 is riic -peaker's alary ; 91 .500 the salaries and , xpei.s - of the otficers of the two Houses of Paiilarrtent. and 53,397 for printing. Fxpeditious to tit. Expeditions tn sail to Domingo and Cuba. both St. Do:; ingo and Cuba have organised at New York, but it is believed that the one for the miuut Island is not based upon any thing hostile to Use local government. It is regarded as one rather of trade and commerce a kind of colony, to infuse vigor and life into that fertile but now almost aban d.nicd soil. Of the one intended for Cuba, the New York Courier iii- I, uned, : in what tnat paper regard. a eed authority, that it is in a forward state of preparation, and It is represented that the utmost care has been taken by the leaders not to violate the neutrality laws of the if. States. All the arms and ammunition required have been procured abroad in large quantities, and are now deposited without the bounds of the United States in a depot known only to a few of the leading spirits. Not even a p.-p-gun has been procured in the United States. Tho men are to leave this country as.emigrants unarmed and will sail from different ports, and, it is calculated, in mm manner that no suspicion shall go abroad as to their actual designation. Cin. Enquirer. Unparalied Immigration. For weck past hundreds and hundreds of immigrant i'i.ns have crossed the Mississippi at this place, each one containing, besides heads of families, the usual number of ' little white-heads" from Hoosierdora an J the Sucker Mates, and all of whom are bound for a new home mi the fertile plains of Iowa. The numbers, thus far, are not known to us, but from observation, and mf, rotation obtained from others, we are satisfied that the new-comers greatly exceed those of any preceding season. Let them come there is room yet for more upon the rich broad acres of Uncle Sam, which lie scattered mitfBMli d within our wide bounds, and which oiler the linest homes in Christendom, to such as possess energy, enterprise, and good liahits. No other capital is needed t lay the f, initiation for a competency and ultimate wealth among us. Burlington Ttleyraph. The Crescent iDttft This -i" M I arrived at New Orleans ou Friday, with ihe irapoi ; :. n:i oent that the dillieiilty with the Cuban Govciniuent was not by any means setilud, and that although oa the last trip the authorities permitted her to land her passengers and mails, such courtesy would not agaiu he granted. This is precisely what might have aeea anticipated. The administrati n at Washington having evinced a truckling disposition in I fell ti : i ! Captain Porter from the Crescent City, S sli Governor and his aids are deUrmined to peak th matter -'ill further, and compel even the withdrawal of the obnoxious vessel fiom theii port. They uia yet carry their antipathy a litlle too far for their own comfort .V. . Herald. Pgf cta of .Hiuuesota Mext Year. The Indian title to tho Sioux eoun'ry having been ex-tinguis'.c-'! , and the money being here to remove the Indiana to their new jn uters, no obstacle remains to ictani 'Ue settlement of lhat extensive nnd fertile porii,.n of the territory. Next year a flood of population from the States of the East and West, and from Europe, will (low iu upon it all along the Mississippi and Minnesota rivei- ii :ctsinc two or three fold the nnuiberof teninb als iu the Minnesota trade. The margin of the Mimics na river will, before next season closes, become thickly settled, and its b tuks ill show matry flonrisbiag - in,' t,vu ., i luce of which will soon he regarded is p ii.ls of commercial importance. The trade of i .i t valley will center at St. Paul Si. Paul Drmucrat. Wbig Platform iu Cincinnati. The Times says: The Whig platform not the one containing i.e prin. eiplesol the party b it the one which oft limes and frcqttently held Wug patrtotie ovwtora, who in the heat of thestiifo assured the people that old Lund) tould'nt be Iteat I hit plallorni, so eelhusias'ically erected upani th-- city lot, and around which that "rich Irish Iw'gue-' i - Ii erj'ientlT heard, is gone ileparted to parts known. In the darkness of night it was taken away and ""ot is;li vr beard, nor a funeral ante, the loarJ by carpenters were bum:" to some carpenter shop or board pile, to rest in quiet stillness until next election time. Home of the Fruits. A negro named Stallcr, a hand on a Lake steamer, on Monday night last eloped with a white girl from the res idence of her lather, near Oberlin. Ohio. They wcie ! p:nuei oy ine lamer oi me girl lo t.levelantl. hut no trace of their whereabouts could be discovered. (erlin is the oteat place on the Heaerve where the eipialitv of the races is tanght. and objection on account ol color ridiculed as an unjust prejudice. This girl had, doulitlcs. been imbued with these notions, and been tntirbl to consider a negro as good as a white man. To take up with a negro, was with her no worse than to give herself up to a white man, and she accordingly tollowed the bent of her inclinations. Cin. Enquirer. ' , . . DAHCEaotM ConifTMrciT Another batch of connterfeiia on the r armer' Bank of Keninc-ky will oon fliM.il ur .I S Dve we are r i-itv. Tareegl the untiring exertions of Mrwho cxibiied the bill tn as yesterday evening. a description o the note, and warn our readers ageitist it. The plate is a nicely ex i m i i job. and (mii only be dislingninhed by noticing an impcrlcciion in ('itttenden'a head on the right end. and by bi i vtng tint the general appearnnee is a little too dark. Il it dated January, 1851, and of the denomination ol 2"a. branch at Coviegton. Cin. Gazette. c rdino to a modern traveller it: Oerinanj, they h ive ; v. rn in"ular ciit tn in that somewhat Miitriilar i i ii i r . I r V flisr- inn soi v i a ai the church on the Sahhaih a 2cneral eoBw:.frtio of couhino and nosenl m , . Tiie clercymeti pi.eee at different periods of W discure airrs ba.-k from the pulpit, and stand, and Mow. Win ae. Tn entire congregation nt ....c mil te his example. oa(rhins, ssseezinc, nnd practising i. irtereeeei otuan then, but tllsturlniiif the ennyrejzation at im mh. r nmf! ll strikes ns trnti this is a ue. i ar riinicment ; for. in intetei n soavons, or times of a general 'cold.' ti,. dtvcrsftcd eatertainntt'iii id" thia kind are il .a luck to both preacher and cnnsregation . Harper's Magazine

BY MAGNETIC TELEQfiAPiJ. Eeportcd Expressly for the Daily State Sentinel. HV T fK WvDK AND o'K'KLLY LINK From New York. New Yok, Ifff. 22. The news from Havana says the Crescent City enter. ed Havana early on thu morning of the 15tU without objection. The mails and passengers were allowed te land, but not Purser Smith. Tbev were treated courte

ously, but were informell officially that th" Crescent City would not le allowed to enter tin harbor ug.iiu with Smith aUiarrl. Captain Davenp u replied that Sinitn would return and the Spanish MMhorilk wOMMee heM responsible for the consequences. From Kuloiit. KovrwinT, Nv 22. The steamer Francis Skid.lv ran into the tow steaimr lialtie. Several tow boats were damaged and one man missing. From i'liicinuiiti. Cincinnati, Nov. 22 .. ...... . ... , .. -.i i i lie, .,-' ll. Miillit.. etil!'.! laci.irv, Willi - - ....... , , , a i , ounug bmldurg,, w. , e dcMroy.-d by tire yc -terdny tu t::nn .... m r. n. r. :.... i .r n , ui . . . in. ioiai io.-s jij,invj . iiiiiiui ?. n j,', nil" i i $35.tiO is insured. From Albany, N. Y. Al.BAXT, N' V The Siahl Mills, on Eighteen-mile clock, Tingata county, were burned on Thnri!ny night. Loss $15.000, which was partly 'covered by iiiMiranee. From PHliamrgfc. PlTTSBCnOII, Nov. '22. There are three feet six inches in the channel. The Weather N wei. From Cincinnati Cincinnati, Nov 22. The river has fallen ten inches since Saturday. The weather is wet. Lorenzo How. In IS 15, Lorenzo Dow, the eccentric preaci.er. pass et! üiiwii the Uliio in a kitl strapping t,, spcaK wdcrever he could collect hearers. He addressed the people of; Lavvrem eburc.li ; and in his hook ot thi.s western :iir, he says: Indiana MflitoVt lins 6,000 inhabilams. and will soon be a Statu." Ho sioke at Rising Sun, and Madmmt. preached . At the latter town lie stood ' on the logs and and thu drew the villagers mil." Wat would the ucoole of said Madison say to to fel low that would now dare to call tiieni villagers?" Would'nt an Albanyite catch it good to go up there and say you "villagera'' to tho Madi-onian: Would 'a I the Madison papers take it tip, and would'nt the Albany ones reply, and wuiildiit there be a war ol big words: a more terrihle conflict t.;a: i t. ' l ':i on twee n them abont the number of vies Bt by their respective cities? We tremble to think what ni ght happen in such a deplorable slate of allairs. Aurora Banner. Business ut Pittsburgh. The Pittsburgh Journal, says that business is very active in that city, iove the rise in tho river, and then adds: "In the spring wo shall encounter the rivuhy of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and our Icats shall have to contend with the Iou .-ville nnd Wheeling Una oi steamers. Then we may have less reason to felicitate ourselves ou liic prospect before us than we have at ibis moment. But we must not anticipate evil, when only good reigns In our present prospects. Would that our Allegheny Valley and the Pittsburgh rtud BteabeeviUe Railroads were in such forwardness as to c me early next year to our aid. For Luamee The Lancaster (S. C.) Ledger says some little excitement was exhibited in that to anon Friday last, occasioned by the depaitnre of some thirtythree free negroes for Libetia. They comprise fite taiuilics, all of Lancaster District. Jacob, the pioecct of this band, has always sustained an xnulinwssir character for probity and lion-sty, and his loss is regretted by many; however, they sem to flunk Liberia is thu place for them, and no doubt it is, tad we wish all other free negroes would follow. Jacobs ami uis party will bo shipped from Wilmington, N. C, by ihe Colonization Society. Kanawha county, Va., w here tho Whig pi ess said so many Democrats had bolted," com s ia with a majority reduced from 1,215 to 144. 8t. L 100, UMrther place ol "changes'' for Scott, gives Gen. Pierce 1,300 majority. But as Gen. P. says, "tho hour of triumph is the hour of magnanimity'" We rejoice only at the delcat of the maatiefl and seetionalists ; wii are sorry so many i. meat Wbiys aided thetn, for over tho drfcel the disturbers of the Union we do exnli. boons hr them we have no sympathy, and they are kejond tin: reach of generous and magnanimous sen' inn : ts. as much so as mendaeaua Whig editors and Ii buk orators. Wheeling Argus. sieighiug nt Gulcna. The Chicago Press, of the 15th, says: We learn from a friend, by telegraph, that ihere was nearly a foot of snow on the grou nl at Galena on Saturday last. There was first rate sleighing ;il! dav, and the stages left the city with the 'roen v, mesne heMs.' Our neighlinrs 'over there' arc. do-ibtiees, having a line time of it." ICT'Fanny Kemble is still giving S'tiaksperiaa readings in London and the Provinces. Fanny' t mper is .lowing no sweeter, according to all ac-cnnis. for srn read that in Leeds, recently, .ho "no lit" and knocked a ! lfatl waiter out of h is moceasius ! IT?"" J. G. Saxe, the poet editor, is reported to lie so ilia' Burlington, that but slight hopes ol nis recovery arc entertained by his friends. The above paragraph, which '. And in many of om exchanges, gives us occasion to say that we (the individual named) are happy t stale that we arc fast recovering from the severe sickness with which we nave been prostrated for many long months that we are once more able to be "'about town," and hope soon to enjoy our customary health. Burlinpton (11 ) Sentiml. C"Col. Isaac Wayne, the only son of Major General Anthony Wayne, of the revolutionary war. died on Mon. ! day lust, at his residence in Ches-r ocicv. in the 8Sd ! year of his age. Col. Wayne was an excellent citizen, j and well worthy oj the distinguished nmic lie bore. In j early limes he t-ok a prominent part in the politics of i the State, and Was formerly in the Stale Senate, hi sides ; holding other oflitc. He was als. the candidate foi Governor of the Federal party in J.814. in opKsiiion to Gov'. Snyder. (DThe Shelhyville Volunteer, of tho Ulli inst., says: " We are informed that the Jeffersonvillc road will be in operation to this town, and in conjunction with the other roads (hat terminate here, in about three week. Great complaints are made by shippers of wheat and Hour because they are compelled to take articles lcsigned for the Louisville ui.-vrket. by way id Madison." W isconsia. Th Milwmikie New think h very probable Pierce and King will carry every county in vflsconsip, and that the majority in the State will bo Un thousand.! iaconin was one of Greeley's "doubtful'' States. ALT' The next session of Congress eommences on the first Monday of next month (December 6), and will j continue in bession until the 4th of March, when Gen. ! ; Pierce will be isaairorated as President, an! the term 1 the raemberb ecxni to the tbirty-thiid Corgress j - .Movement of I'laukliii Fierce. The Pennylvanian of tho 10th, announce thi- Ur that Gen. Franklin Pierce willahurtlv pass thronpli tlmt city, ou hi way tn the south. It is hi intention 'o pas the . ..initio winter in the State of Virginia. The Deluocraey arc inakina preparalion.- to give tlic I'i til elect a "rand reception. (LTA letter from California says: "A mnn from Illinois has just arrived from Indepen.l envc, liavinc; iiriven tae entire distance two taoiiauti i tnrkey all hale and hearty. They est liim eentn sp.e.-e in the Slates, anil -he eoni rf fe on the way w nothine-they fed iherose ve i dlereil eijiht dollars apiece kr them fifty jr tbcm He I is HT'Mr. W W. Tnley inform, us thai wkilesoree ei-. Buns were H-jjiiin a well on bi prrfnises n l -dnf since, in tins invier part i tne city, iney rante, win n tweoly-eiuh' feat leow the snrfaM-e. lo a ayeainore Jttt. It muai have laid in lhal position teceevornl i enlnries. N. A. Ledger.

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AJiDlDATES. th. nitta? Jon r. as) mat HcrV the Ho tue- nan at Annesw J ' i t I i. r. i. li. m1 XV tlAtllAWsA q pproachwill t-e a .--.U'tulat.; f r Vmj iv uip mmfcm ihe LeKHntuK OAITER'S INDIANA iiEF0r.TS.--Vol.ltMbONI. M" tferse Kefrrt is ir lo. sal at ike State Sentinel Y.'LI Vi r. : m; ib save it i Wi will :floranieUM and i !y delivery hi . uijl;i1. 1 y Icving .uoTi .i, Pnhitsit. "1.HTT! CUKTS UK pari," are aid piov r . .', mndc IriiRi II ail to cure a prrimai'ijti i I oalil.y Ox, f.-, e of r"vcrt, it i mftfc i uutase-i ih dum iu mt t I hot of pr. !. td cleafifia ctu: woilli 1m. king into. ais-- wtiil r,nMP.-'.v rv ir.m l.ii: t.Ti ra' it i-i irt. tI. . i;( , .. ...... : VWt,,rr-,, c riii i Ci X r Cure :-i . l" i;.U,. vie i.re xe!a;ci lc ll.'u X .'! buI nors c&i 1IOW U- enre.i. witli.mt injurm:; l,-9 tuu-titiitivil. The ic ?e merlielat ? k!i'.wi himself k workmn:;. rightly J.asj the nature of uucior aiid tarnaii ccwip'rittt, and is remedies to their entire tea-oval. W'e hrvc morn r -...i...ti i:4 tl.;s i .my ther article ever eR rvt AN OrVALOASLS REM3DY.- N. r II the Loipl. if : immey 4 rv.-ry D üstreitic dir:.-v' 1 1 BJI , esa i Ki'inn. Wh i i:w: S-jfVlCd t : u I pprc'-iMc ".'iX.-: :u-l ler.-n nrrreign remedy fnr lai UVIPOUTAiT TO WOMEN.- (Annnr.) Lrflit atain ike fa?ed ce rtlniuc. An.1 r j j- ?u-.iiiii rlic p.-iliiO ckeek re-'i-rc. i'uve ton c. Tcur irientl- Ketir ns I -n . -i-vr il Deijility, ot re'axa'ic'i nfthi M-n:i!i n.' pov.vls? Xo ut-.d oj it. Pi ; .e .iriii'-v li-o nueb "ui i rut .-juluiii , or" oT i, .. j- ,h.t, Dr. G. iiriij. -.';"1 will cut Ft-vtr an i Ai;ue ,n vr'nh prefer 4 k1. rtrer ne x'.iax d.i not A ci.i.d six uhi mid set Dr. O. IJenj .'WiTii poiit evcry-v.4.crc ih :ir Ki i' .k obi tat oiieuS f. "Real Estate and Ceated P.ii iff tm.nt ) Kiitery in IV civ. tinar !i v mC ti.e oM.v ; i!:e t tliein -sffty. lurt nh Prt'-Vi-.r.:-y.s t ut iuuy I it iijrar fouli (KV W Offi VwUf the tt. :irul i sei lor eU as i-R. H ... t v. Scot! . At d ffetmru ! d Coun HEHIFF'S SALB. By v.r: f tha Mertok Vmm t ('.- r. I tWfi tv i !r,: ".ai Uav ,:" DeriHoiueoi il i -.! -r Indians by law. the r:i: . S t for caiate, anaait: iu tutlutiuuult, Thioa !. ir MiK ok Vs itttNu. fcve i j) .a qu ru i L to the id'.ey. wuh a ! lua iui;miv:. realize ia?-fuli ainijui ofjadya the Mai um a. il i'ie.e, cpa Taken as lh anreily o! Juu.e. laud, n il B: ! :t Nowiainl, ' cf Im::-.:, .!..-,.-. 1W ab mi Irwiu. tsialt Jaekaoa, Tkom: -.iitt" a atii. e. Hue a. a.-Jt-,.l!iJtw3jr M w, ?uai . li Po-t Waynj aai Sorithar:UVe siibcr itt-'.iio; Mini Ssskm real-e Reat-KstaM Aa Ointel ngeiifj tulee, v eapii.ii.kU. s-.t L.li;; 3r opp . tn.iiiy f,r p directed' Vise em.aretioti of this ruad Wlti lum'.ii 'ine wH1 cp ui Fo.l Wayne -in . : cur t'.n In a lUlhcra re.:!;-i , . 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B Vaudes, T M ÄWp, IS rui i i, U VViUiatua, J MTilkius, .1 V. R f X -rso.1. M , i . & Vi Cera, r S ?n.-tna. Kuox RjiUoi MtiiA.'. Braiieh Ht t. R fTc.naa. f. Aliliott, W K O reek. T A orri. C a V Itl.lfll. K ii. ßrirt, Ö au,' -'vu. llu I, I .-in;. -.hi. . rods. . 11 -! - II - 1 . .V Via to V ink, r U i: Unat, w i-jie. K A Hut', at N n r. Ii Dunli-n. I Srt, ' vjrm-l, A Kimv i-, s din I' lay, i) V fii y. A V Ki W'ni V,-"s, llru.r, tVupmsn D fJemniii, l:i istiMii Clicrch; -Polk K life. Mtiis il. itoawea B IVrkim, n Toun!rirt. , C riSarh l. f rnttio.'.V. MeCaeMs J. Hfmaaa', T Merni. J. k OnlTtli, ! k r; Johnson V Hot fi a, K It. Rlyilie. l.araVKTTe A M While, P O Rail. J l.i lv.l, I. MeM-tn-m ft l!r.-Vr..r,Hrr J.p..ir. t ..,. Martm ft I .nee. V, HT llrambU- T I' l-Uiirr-on. I i Bwats K - A Wr- . J tTse ft lelrW i., Win . si d ' f lion. . ii i nppw M L .I'ler.-M, A VVrrr tfrtr.ktiis. JUcMh, Was ll-ea, IT.vlor l-.jai N klnll ft ( .-. Vrnct. Fova.'.f'a Count;. . McDonald, U A tCioWn, Wtnlir, O Aena. v H K'.-ir J Kuaia, Fb.I?IKI.i5I. JannMn Oa-ary- P ! .. j IK Jonlajt, N S . M Aiiili-raoii. mit, H nVrrioll, ) Sey a i I. II W It llamilloai, J H !!:, V-, At W V'i.y.i m iaj i il umi KmrCia:,) 9 sWk ail . ft 1 Hnmer, J !n-ii Si,an Vksxillioh tnTY Ct. n ,y pontoiM i 1.) i ll: . Svli.jvan I'limT-i'iui: )' t'nitn Sm r.SV torTT f-ktHjrlfr W H:.-krr, hii.s. Wi i I. it'.- J !o'.. .-:-i- ii Vfn WePurlai, X.. a, I. Ir R..bhew. Meli, SN l!:iM. J ndint ( Iiiit 1-ut.oii '. i Mottaiat Coi i Hl iia;: 1 I": . l! 11 ' I ' ell -n a j i" . ii. ' 'if.s'-I. Pkurcli. Mr t . 3r A J Who i;:rJ. !d IV!cmft Ca ltjaTrus Tke.agea j f,. i.-.-l Uj Ml. ,,' .fit' RoofiitS Mnssi , ,. , . u b rl.rci .llst.ai'"- i . rrc i riM.f cn h ai ih, r.wee irli r. iin s Mi i 1.1 u cu.. iuni I MtV. ItVO .IIH1 New Fall Goods. ..MAN havt uow . i a u t: ro v a Hol t.l u an wiapl- te aw C i lbs, i i 1 1 :.!.;,- i r 1 1 1 . t-1 1 1 o r lit. hy, Vilich price. We i - ii ipiiig I turn ui II. sept 7dftw. V. f. HAN;.k, WIlotKnALK AS BVTAll VRAM Dry Goods, Groceries, Liquors, Ya, ..ik'iu.ii s.i i t, ae-ball tjuarr cant t I and Produce, lia street, (in the Aliey. eol'jr. IN'DtANAI'ni.l- INDIANA Prospectus for Se-Esublishing THE NATIONAL VOLUNTEER. snBLBYVIM-E, INDIAN Ji.IIK uiflrrsknH, lii.v.cif hern deprived liy P re r.f h: Printlie pri.p-. v re issuing the ' 'Volunteer' onllie first Thursila, f Term t'.f subscription, SI W) jer annum, ja set i aw, or eaM I; ,. .:., ,n will be rvecived to a'il hun ib purchasing maleri.ds, . , ,.1 ' 1 will In. dn'v ai'Vi i doCi! nil rffinrifalnl w ' ' T.i Hep.'' c led tin inclinat on "lo U asliinc4'---'lo fc" replenish in willit i- malt riuls; and we win diaw out coat, roll up our slesres. SaaJ 'bo ahead." We hall loci undor-ul-ligaliona in ull who niny uo an rOiart ii ar -behalf Ver- Ktsreclfu '.y. Sdeshyvi le, list. Nov. 8t, PVJ-t'erwH ' D . TIIACIIKB- 1 BROWN'S ESSENCE OF JAMA O l.ei!C I nrcnaraltoii ot iiMinii, ay - Be ure to I'.-t .ne eeiier. shieh is iepared 'j r-trrl Ühtmical Sti-rt, X. E. fcrPhiMrlpknf. mal for sale by a!l uisalthe lrngtioie nf CKAIVV-AD HR iWNING

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1859. t.KLOU'tRf, AND MILLäNERY iOoDd 'iifci. varioua qualme, SO to 38 inebea; sSMsSj to 30 inches wide; a . red a:td Figsred ."ilk. ro e l.lmie Air.c. tar baMSaSi laet aüas of superior mair; tun, varioua t Banne I Velvet; I'sortntcni, -!- .i onuei Piti-he; iliuea, all width, W to 90 aicke; eaihra. mul Hcal Drrasca, ia every variety d price; I MiCine l.arcs; rasas, Crown, Ac; et Ritiln. frora N 9 to 90 Ttisve now 1 il.iftri .1 de-igns mir! pnicrita isaortmsnt, No. 1 to 7; i, colored and'Wsck, ?!o. I to 25. n. ov-ii ajr Pit Tri TRIMMlVfia. Jilk Kruigea; to very wiile; pd an Msek, wmIUk; new aivlca .ml paMtriw. SEWING SILKS. ,! KubiiiaCci hramiai Black . Mm hundred Ixmdk ; IJ. 1 iz . I ruiK( isa and colorfil, : I.' i . eury variety if pattern aaJ idih; Tlircad lees sad Bobbins; kerehiciV, every ertade nnd price; Ali; - !.'.! :u i ilanukcrcliu:!; m-stilcbed If andkerchiefa; .!k HanJkerchier; ih.nr and lt-ihan Cravat, 2 t'ja mk lic. bs nasi Neck Tics; i n , fat lirgeaaMirtmeal, inetudiai; A ex1 t-rc G.ore? Chamois linrd. !.;-, Ladira' Ueuvrr Gl.iyes, Fur lined; i . , . ' rrnl Children 'a Btack and daorcd Casiimcre How; CTi !ren's I5..o'-. ffaitrra, l'ap. Itoo1, Muera, esc- , in fi h sorliuenl. SHAWLS. Piork aj-.J Colored Siik Sliawta; Otacaere and Br-.icJ:o Sliawla. XT. P DKVOU. p:30-ddtu3 n i-TBArn. No. 4i rnl 50 Pearl st , CincmnaU B. ÜA2I.ÜTT ISAAC STRAUB & CO., MILL FACTORY. Comrr f Fron' ani Jaon Sirtstt; Cincinnati, Ohio or oiisi ,u. li truat street bet. Hainan! Walnut.) v. : -. -cut of single geared "Queen of the m M.ll sr.;i Crusher. :r.- a Cot i:rtaker of reut strongth and darabilitv o! opraU-'U. . u-ciut coutrivaue on all sues if Mi.l, iy which re eoevcrt a Corn Mill inj a Stock Pete Jbll; lmt,a few reit Id pet it on or lke it off . . .ii .-. i. r ,eits' i Mi 's, ing!e and double geaml (Loet burr) to grind Wheat, Cora, and Stock Peoil, nd lor tr watt r, Ot l:or power. These nsi I have ! I orae-Bowar in rowpetition aga.nit the i cr ii . it i-ur State Fairs, and have nevrr ii on ou one ,kw on w as awarded at, Oui i.iili!. SeS t k two first pteiniuin, ia An laaj Fairs of oar .Mechanie' Institute. Mill, lo be run br ta:n .water, or hone i.i" .r. Taj Mas die Ohio S'-- - i , exinbiteu in .operation by horse p wer, al 19S0. whes It was awarded a premima and A ! 1 Different lk.:t,U of irtabte horse power, and steam eg ne ' I! ,nr arfMes, fir case of operation, simplicity, nscfulnes, aaaaui n . . an aawf asaeal bp none now in use. a . e warranted as represented or no sa' at our cost if' rmnportai!or. aud the money refunded. i ii and ,i siiiumiials of' merit and un-l'u!ini a s refer tkiee icresled to our pamj h'.et, to be had aj our factory, pir-.-.ture to exjjain i aeh article. Orders repeclrulh soUcii d. ISAAC STRAUB A CO. . -rn. Mr. Kii i all, lie iwituer of J. H Barrows, wlu'.e exlubirhif a Barrows Mul ai out Stats Fair, last fall, was boisterous is Mill. si:ai ev:rajri nlv entered into a verbal agreement :.. triii, I corn thoo: VX n, cv.r grunts Ihe iuot, regardmi; and qamnl ty ivii to lx- il ouwaw of lotu miUt. at each mal every Iriafc riT TBIAL. ?traa!i in run a i IS; lucii Mill; Dun oa . ,. to run s 90 ir.cl. MÄ fJCOXD TBIAL. "truüb te run s 22 int-lt Mill; Burrow A Co w ran a 34 iaeb IM. TR IB I TBIAL. irnuli to tun a M nn.li Mill; Burrow - ,t o. in run a ;gl inch MiJl tVk) a H pan h cuino. n-ai l..i. roii i nuruge stepped out. To till al vf I ii.. nppetid u cli.illciige to (rind coli fei d onl of whole ear of com. tri i i i- :c i " Quen vf tks Soutk, ' with a cili-lrcaker it. ! aawi article tkmt teak tk PrtsiiluM at Ik Oftis SBsM :-'. aSVI : : !i ItaTTows1 Mill and Wiu Sii-wari'a Oi hi . .. . . - I . i Mills. hM Ii lo be run nt once; and il you are apprebeiiiiiva uf ,, risky iiiuint, yon have mv entire apl raa Ur. hsarsrey's Corn Crusher as an nuaii'M). ' ho:, d my a.nyie article tail lo eriixl equal in quality ainl quantity . ? loc.l.üieil r.itluelion of the two or hrce mills ij'1! " ycu :i y::u can dr:i' u icv liusnlre.1 dollar its stakes put up il i Ii eowardly-ihers i nothing like walking . i a iliiiig-. ISAAC S rRAl'B I'o J. II. Hi brow A Ca. tpinUnlA Jin A mne can Dud now r i;ohi a Savings Hunk a by emptying ku pa . ulfl hi Lead. Knowledge is ue beat capital he can - - -4: ill. at Um eoniiuiiil every un men'., and ui ways above piir.'" Da Fbablis. (f interest t Merch&n-.s, Clerks, Teachers, Btudeati, and all Men. m ÜSJT Pi BUailKD A NEW a.NO COMPLETE PKT tiF tr Ui UKM ' v a ii ail liic fi.iidaii.ei.tal opcraiioes of Ariihmej in i . . .! mini incredibly aliort space of time. To be come Vi'iiii i'i ,1c in sn rtqu.ie not inure man a coupie Hour uj east couil uiul. mind and the student will thereby be snalkled in A.'.'!. Sulisliacl Multiply, or Hivide, iuanysum no muiId f I W many UKurcs, more accurately, (indeed beyond tiie poubdU af un error.) and iu lee than one-fourth tan time required in ' M ll - r ! T.n rs rue nlo uajbraecd ie the work. RULES FtR THE , '.M.t I. t.ATit'N OF INTEREST, which will work out Ihe uiteri .it but rale upon any sum '.villi U.e utmost accuracy, ami a simI Ik it) an', on icknes luj'y eq ial to all th her operation by this, tad VSaSly -upel.iT to Sil CoU'Sre of the old plan. regcili. r ihivr loiiu the IIOT & .M .M.F.TF. TREATISE on ha Science ofNumber t v, r iueil and are incalculably valuable to all ic.cn Iroas thee never-lailiug aecuicy. and to baauuesa Been ir.iin me uuiK ne aBV mil 1 1 Line lb-y aae iiou ihe imt wetoi- - . ue d i iil cf business : l- . Purlieu arly ought ihey to be in the Uds ,,f Merchant au 1 Cleri s. Teasl era. and Studuirtk, aud Young Men generali v. ORDER R It I .V The copies of the few rcaiaminc hundreds Ht du ;r, rem. ni an-i ring hurr.ed riff at a p; ice areaily rei'iced ö ra that nt uloch the biMiieu were old, 10 make room tinr :i new td.i on n he gnitau up in maguibceoi and cufclly iuamediati J upon i losing out the present one. ! t )WTlSBlil IS fcouril ( Iii I nf jllllirn ans prolictiott :ts eepr lightist I t v Ihe swred p;cilee oi honor, to SM DM Pronessa.il fur ins instruction of bsbbbsW SMf, and to impart tfcsi nrterman., ,! iron..! froin iheui to io one. i - -l.ia'B ilel'roci USMll nrcciiry to give such a pinlge, with tiie ptiee. Ihree Dollar. t:clocdnn a letter. 1 octpaih. arret. hd i .J' MAY M AllKI.KY. Funkslowu, Wasliington county, Vi MF '- Thu Preeuuues will be Icrwarded, posi-paid. lo ihe giv- , ,, Ü, ,!..-.. He ; aii.eular to vvnie ihe name of l'ol Office, luiit. t. . i , - in' J. wii I lies neglect ag tn:s, mistakes frteuent occur . caa order eojues 1 1 the f rtlei ml ijf edit-on, ;v.ly ab I Hit Imlaihya. Tne n,e . iil be t U issue wiil bo lUed a so im ihe BfWN are rety. nr 5. UICAL AGENTS AVA N TED. Ja er, re town, mul a 1 IhnaiBli in country, cretit numiVrsof c,n-. oi iieae K a c ese ,"' Sl cd of I j uuy one who will nke in in i.i i- i n .,k'j i: en eopc known Tiiey i otnpcse ihat wh.oh i - men; nnd eierv body, has long fell the. want of, and will I n..iure of die tiuine allows anyone to act ,L. mii nuil in i in i af sesnirT a large rewavd. A before ex- - leuuirn ir nrivacv. order from Aceuts ure fcllwil in separate sealed envelope for delivery through their band. When a luiia. er t ilnee eopiä r more are ordered with ihe re:.i ,. i. inc. 33 icr cent is allowed to be retimed a the . ai d 50iicr cent on orders for eight copte n isore in5 diV w I w. KEEP A LOOK OUT FOR THE BIG RED BOOT I A I It HA hvs GREAT MAMMOTH BOOT AND SHOE EMPORIUM m K I' A I It TANKS mkes plrrssure ia ihsnking htscnsiomer . ti m. n:..l -,lrl.:i.F. and I Ol. ll.FV Will lll.l K-tCll U Mil ,.,wl imn.- hm Ka'l slock Maviee rahiri-ed I.i sr-, UM km il ll e lirre! nd moai eomnu'ious room in InehBiml'-'iS, he i.. :.,.. r.inri'.-d from liic Last with a sloe k of'iöwst etecied ...i,. ..mi f,.rr. ynrelv "Lr this market The imhlie aie rrspcet r..iK- ?..vitai n. call nud rxh.nine his stock oi' custom ' Uoola and hoe of every lyie and quality, winch ht warrastatobe equal m niry ia ihe market, ami ab cheap a the cheap ft, He is onsiantlr roeeulns direot from Kasicrn manniaeiurer evry Biosi "i i'ahi,iialile work, amoitc winch are l.u.lir and . . Gailer Busl in, Tie. &e . Gems, fine Morrocco, Calf, and JMpÜeoi liaiteis. .-lines. e ; llojsHoois. Shoes, una Brogans, ii "itai atieiy '.f I'luUlicn' shoe of every stle. I .". , v cesjiawell iccled snk of I lata and Caps, so : Wim i v i u, af ihe laleet aud most appn'ved tyles. J. V I MI.'IIANKH. ta.vnf. ign of Ihe Big Red Boot Railroad Steck for Sale. rot k .r iii Peru MIKt li.'i iciipol. I a Iron.i. to nie amouin s fill sale Alo slock ol th I ort way as nisi ooiunsa'e, r vi'l he exchanged for unincunibere, rea1TATl'MA.ND .'kNKRAL AGBNCV OFFICE LAOK AND DI.'AB BRUSH HATS Soft finish; Ilanparntn ml K.ulh shape, a assorimeio eiieap tor cu. m M V. MC'iinnin D itai i riore. novlH-dAwlm doors from Post Oilos Coraa t

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Its Modus Operandi. IT Instantlv top I'siaJ tt Ineta:iUf i heets Dtsea.e '. ' Il loslantly Reruotea Its Caaee ' ' 1 RADWAY'o BEADY HKI.IKF Will Sup the most Torment.nf rainsl Will allay ihe mom Kxcruciatiur Cramps at Wilt So.ihi- the moot YiOtrnt Irritaiioua " In a few Minutes!! Tt dally cures ihrougiinat ike I'uiied State, Many Lundreds of the meet oUMiaate cmm of Ruenravlisea, (iwi, Neuralgia, l'aralysis, Suff Joint. Bruise, Intaneee, Chill Fever, Lumbago. Il Uonrly eurer ikon-sn.t i-f Iianhcaa l-nacry, Sick Headed., Tie ikilofeux, lour Siomacii, Rad Breath, Sick Stmanefa. Il iiivini. . eure ten of t Mpmal Complaints. Ague Cake, Mitch in the back. Ohiilra Mordua, Crainjia aid 8pam. Sore 'flirifil, 4ouaaa and CokU, Influenz, T Iren of the Cheat, Bilncn-oic uo ml. ( the nvl excraeUui partis in a lew nioniein.. Pains in the Bnck, fan. in the Shoulder, Pains tn the Muscle, Iainj iu the Jiiiaia, Pains arourd the Hearl. Pains arosad ihe Liver, Pain nrnutid the Knlney, Paina in the Head, the I'aee, the Peel, the Arms, t Bide and Klninaeh, Neura'gic Psiii. Nir-.ous P.iins, Bheunntie Peine, Scialic Pain pa.!it.c Pains, -l.-.rp nnd A utc Pains, Heavy .tiul (iiumMii"! Pains. Aches of all I inds, Hack Ache, Par Ache, Face Atbe. Toot!. Arte, iSpiii.d Cnmplri.nU, Are suddenly tttieved fo-ra ail painful feelings lir R R RKLIKP. CRiPPLKS LEAP FOR JOT! Tlw CnpieJeJ an.1 15ei! Ridden are mM-li:ly relievi-d liv the R. B. K. EVERY DAY We hare raes Trhf re the enmyed aad siiffjoisted hohbte their way to our Laboratory, lo receive it soothing influence, and walk away rejuicuis in tiie qu,ek und sudden efficacy oi R. R. R. A CARD. We tavautre that ia ninetv-nin caaea out of one hundred. I Rtdw ay's Ready Relief will do a!! that i here set down One trial will prove it eScaey The moment il i applieil, it arrests tiie pr.-cres ef disease I action, and iusUatry nltay irritatioN. R R R. is sold for - ceuu per bottle, 50 ee.r's and 31 OU per kesjae. CiEM INE RSUBF. Each bottle lo he gei nine mut hear itu- fae-simite signature of R AUW AY & CD on the label, aud the letters RUR blown in the glass. AGENTS FOR R. ii. R. J. XV. Woods, Knifhtstown; Raymond dc Co . Cambridge City. I. Recti, Richmond; MeCbartliy or Appleg.tte. Delphi; F. & J. M. Lyons. CQaaost Mitchell & Morrow, CcutreviUe; F. Walton. Dul. un; J. R liraekeu .v Co, Cuicberland, S. Hhediaw. Ureenhoro. lokToeaBt, Blalillelowii, I. Edward. Greenfield; A. Siali, Michirai;twn: Shryick A Co , Roelieter, J. Tipton. A Son, Ifortli tie: I; John Hasgrinc, Priiicrtcn. Ind. Wholeaale Ageam. CRAIGHEAD dc BROWNING. XV. XV. RODERTS '"' e'JP!eagw''',ircl'''t' ISSiiSMeynlis. Bi R. R. TO THE PUBLIC A CARD. A Public Invitation to all who Suffer Fain. IF there is a rann or women who is now utTern'fr pain, we eare lint whut urn nine may be. we guarunlee that K ad way's Ready Kclirf will gix you ease and rilieve you entirely in a few miuute nf er uise it. Caji ttpr-n ih agent, whose name you will find in tin po.pi r, and if yeu are suff rmg tiny a ute pain, v. e will warrant ihal liaJumy't lltady Relief wtU slop il Ufvrt yon Uare tke store. It wii I cure RheumaliMTi after all outer remedies have failed, aad i ihe only sure eure for Neuralgia. Il will cure S:ck or Nervous Headache, and op ihe most pa-nfal throbs in a few minutes. It will relieve the most t!iUeeuig pain of Diarrhoea. Cramp, Spasms, Ac R. R R CniM.S AND FEVER. We guarantee thut Radwny's Ready Relier will remove this distressing plague II .'m ibe chilis ui a few minutes, and its wanning, cleansing, und iuvigvriiii:g Uifiumce thrill through every secretion of the system. It hould be taken interna1'- 'n Veep ihe stomach free Irom aciti. and tn neutralise tke poivnnou miamn i ague. It should I applied exiernaliy loaiop the pain lo give reaewed action to ihe function ol the skin the joint r.ud Sisaments. the nerves and muscles to vivify and re re-h the sene. from siuor. !eep. r drownnv. It every nidi vidtial hea this important tact iu mind Rndway' Ready Relief will chrcK the. chitla iu n few imiiatr. and up the Sun iiutaatly. It cures Neuralgie. Rheumatic Ntrvoes, Choleric, .arrhojic I'aius iu a few minutes It never fai in relieving Ihe patient from p.m. novel) Paper Warehouse. r HK uude-niiriied olTor ln iura full assortmeut ot" iJier, cm li-ir-.i:-,' N.'vv. l -'k. I' nie. C.ip. nnd 1-iler Fjin'r; Ctuullc IVii:i.-co .Mniinla. Wmppiiu. and Colored Vi nil. or BSnev. Ii.ii; Hein;, and Mru-V rnpi'ing I uper, liounet Boiiids. &c.Afe.. i' bos' qaaiuie. an! at low markei price Orders i!i?ited. which wiU be fit rd lit wiiiio price as if purch:i.cd in person. We also make in order, at Imrt nonce News and Bowk paper. NIXON A Co . Manufacturer nud Dealers in Paper. 77 and 79 Walnut t , Cincinnati. N. II --The highest market price paid for Kags in cash, or ex change for paper. aujrft-dSmA r3w. BOOK-BINDERS' COOK i WARE-HOUSE. MANX, 66 llxUl Slrtrr. MSS Yrrh. U WroK'l'KRS of Ce.ry drx riplion of i . leather for llook at Binder' ami orJtei'Bok Makers' use. Also, English .Muslm. Msrsksil's ThreiJ. Ma.lile Paper. FreiM i. Lierui 'u, anil American Kulm Slachines. StRiiflicc l'o-s.es. t'm'.ic M.., liims, ami eer article require! in liiulcry. taisasawra who !n- in Inrge quanline will tind il to iheir latterts lo cmumie oar atock heiM-e baying elsewhere. N. B. We are the sole acent for ihe sale of (eorae Dudley' celthmwil Hark Hkiver KiMiik. Shu . ami liu Calfskin. O. D received Ihe hrgheit pren.inoi t the Lite Fair nt me Ameriear jSllieM Un the best Taunus SL irr., Kirp and Calf Skin swMCWkuAa. Y IO AiiRICULTURALlSTS, FAKMEKS, AND HAILROAD COMPANIES We nre ircmircd io liirmsh you Kciiuine OSAGK OR '. N 1 I Sr.EÜ; s ihe p auis. m any quaniiIS up.i short not:, e. . nd as rt-'iai-nab'e a they cull be procured elsewhere. in tconomu, security, und dmiabikiy, asii fence, they are uuurphed. ll uo other iikllicviiiruis were if,-, i d. pecuniary iulerest alone ahould nuilieo. Kailroad compau e also wiH fluat it SB tksir mteiest lo coinmcnce moii ihe vr .wine .- hrdptea along their roaik) They being ndiuiiubly well aiipi o nr thai purpoc no: being suluect lo take Ure uml I urn up l.ke cnclissure made ol eomba-Oble materials. TeaSS seeds re warrant- d they are p or u red in Teaiis by Mr. James Sun icr. (who has been engaged for i ar in their ( ol'ectkni and culture), uiaier bis own supervMMm. with much care and ei-pen-o VVc ciui safely recommend ihrin lUoy h iv. in no lUMaarr lhal we know oi, tailrd to give saiufiaction. For sate ho!aale aad retail by J. P IHX'K A l . eeW dj wAwtf Agent. The Greatest Horse Medicine of the Age! THE CELEBRATED GERMAN HORSE POWDERS TUOiSK who have used it once alot invariuMy call nd am her sup!y. and all unite i.i saying n.at il is u adiuiiaiile remedy ia ihe diseases for which it is re i online I idit. Wedoinrt a ilntt THK (,i:i.M1. Hol sr IHJWDER wilt run all Ihe discuses to wh.ch that useful snimul. lite Horse, is suh jeet, hut we t) recomnieml it as a in.. it certain cure and preveu live in Ihe following diseases, vir: Distemper. Yellow Water. Siobbcrin. lilandere Low Spirits. Los of Jiptite. And all Pisceses whatever arising front IMPURITY O V THK BLoOD, .i,il l ::, i i,.i et. c llu pinduclii'li s liclicr no dice ie H. tho-c IlSlHiC We pu'-lish no -crt.6cTi.-s. for Vit are willing lhal the mctliciue hull s'i! f fn't lv ii own Sc rl. nnd we are confident Uml trial of il will convince the most skeptical ot' il co.si qualiiies. . It. I'urr :.itr. sliould ue eardul :ind nsi. .,r h -.. ; trrmaa llr-e I.oder, and Hol take ai.y ther l.u nilv m n or our accredited asenls. frir-e, 2(1 cent- :i p. "per. TBOI'r cV rit'KARDT, Drnggisls tutd .Maiutfiicturer. Circle; iile. Q To whom s'l onler mut I ruMTCss'Tl. Tl c OK XVI NE FH-hARDTS" OK KM AS HORSR PftW DER cub o-o I' had of THAI. MAN & K ANN. luCisuajarttAnd of other respectable agent in Indiana martvi II HOSIER STATE AND BUCKEYE STATE Tue lw.. liest Cooking Sieve in lite Linien Siaie. For sale only by rmi.iiAh öl I i . HllyS. füg, f the Ke t V, m STATL OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, SS. i -. tub i i i r t or Common I 'less, or Mabiob Cocbtt, J smart Tebx aJ. .lohn T Sjuock . Aeenalh J. Smock Divorce g? li it known thai on tue Oih day of (ct... A D. le5-J. the above U usined tielitioner fihd in tie office of lboCIcrk of lire Couil of Common Pleas of the county of Marion In petition in ilie above emitled cause.. toeether with the aildavii of a competent and dt lulerested person that U,e said defendnat, Asenalh J. Smock, is not S resident of ihe .vi. t of Indiana. Said defendant is, thoreiore. htrehy notiGcsl of the filing and ptmlency of aaid petiuon, ami ihat imles she appenr and plead lo, an-wer. or demur In said petition, ou the first dar of tie next term of rasd Coart, to he he d on the first Monday in January nexi, (1848,1 hI pciiiion will be heard aud iletcrinmail in her absence. WM. STEWART, lork. Aforrisom f Major. 8.'ts. for pefr Inovli dU-wr STATE OF INDIANA. IARION COUNTY, SS. In tub Cocbt or Commom Plba or Maaioa Cossn, Jaxi .uv Tkbm is3 P.itlioss for Sale of Real Metmio Ssmoel V B. Noel ..nd David V. Cu ly admine-iraior f John Doulas, deeeaied. e. Mna DougiA-s. Lydia B Ihruglass, Wb H. Douglass, Ellen B. I, - i.a-. samurl M. Dou.tass, of full age, James Douglas-, and Gcorre Dourlns. infant rgHE ABOVK NAMED dcfendanl. hair, at law of J.diii Doug3 !. deceased.' are horebr uolifieii thai tue said Noel and Cully, administrators of the estate of sa d deceslent, I are, oa m. ftih day oi Nirciiiler, I fi'ed in the office of the Clerk of aaid Couil of Common Plea of Marion county their petition for the sale of ibe west i aif ofom lot No. 151, in ihe town of Indianapolis, containing 7 ai,d 81-100 acres. Also, of 1-ots No. 7, 8, and 8. ni sa.iare N 90. Ui said town ol Indianapolis, for the purp e of nmking assets in their hand with which lo pay and satisfy the drl'ia ouistaadmc Baint said estate: and said detVndsiit are re quired to appear on the ferst day of the aeat teim of said Court of Common riea. lo DC lieio Ii in nrr-i .iioiior in ..nr.uary oexi. and show we. if nny they Can, why said leal estate should not be sold for the pur-tose aforesaid WM. STEWART, Clerk. mtrJk YsmV' Alt' for pes'r. novit ltd-a 3a., ED IT, ORNAMENTAL TREES, AO, fcO. The Proprie JLv tor ol PercnBial Green Nursery most respectfully inform hi customers f Indiana and the Western States, and Iba commuiut in general, vat he slid b is on hand a good saiecti(n f Apjde and Omsittenial Trees, together with a Hauled amount of Pear and Cherry Tree, and is propared lo fill order delivered at th Depot ( reof charge) at Clayton, oa the following leraasi Apple lSic ., h or twelra dollar per hBndred; Pear nnd Cherry le each , Red Cedar, While Pine aad Hemlock, (of good aise),50e; Balsam Fir. .Spruce Fw, and American ArborvilSB, $1 each Hi stock, though not as rsicasira as some seasons, consists of the fen es! de s. ripliou of Tree thai It has been iu his powrr to offer to the publie Persons in ordering ceiiain varieties of fruit, v. ill please Slam whether any of these varieties mar be supplied by eorrespomhiif kiads i.i equal vsrlne, in cse such kind ran out or cannot be furnished, Z 8. RAGANClayton, Hsudrlcks souiity, Imi- ana novlr dli-wjw

GREAT CURE FOB DYSPEPSIA ANOTHER SC IE NT. no WOIDE1!

Dr. J. 8. HOUGHTON'S PThe true Diestiye Fluid, c RI.PARr.Dfro m Rennet, or the fou ter dm-ctiofu of Bar.ni UuBek, Sha h$J S M D., Phil adc, , Tk it a truly wewdcrfnl remedy I Jaundice, Ijver Complaint, Cmtip.itioi, nature" own method, hy nature's ow n : luicc. iiair a leaspooatut of I',MHee, Five Paunds of Pepaiu is the chief element, er ereal digestina principle of ihe Gastric Juure, the eolvent of the Food, the purii' mg, preserv iig. and sUBBulatiug agent of the stomach and intestines h is exi rifted from the digestive stomach of the Ox, thus forming au Arntteiai Digestive Fluid, precisely like the natura' Gastric Juice as fee Chem.ca! powers, and furnishing a complete and perfect suusi lute lor il. By the aid of ihis preparation, the r in. and seis of i-uii gestiou aad dyspepsia are removed, job las they would lie lya healthy stomach It is doing sonders tor Dyspeptic, curing cse ol ueDility. r.niBciatian, iNcrvoua Uer ine. aud l'y pl.i mump IbBBL supisrsrd to be on tiie verce of the erave. The scientif: deuce upon which it is baaed, it in the h. chest decree cunou ard r- maxkaUe. SClKNTiriC EVIDKNCE. Barea Lieeig ta his celebrated work on Animal Ctateiistrr. says: 'An Artificial Dieclive Fluid analogous io the Gastric Juice, may he readily prepared from the mini. us membisne of the stomach of th Calf, in which various articles of lood, as meat and eggs, a be sofieued. cliaaged. and d urest rd. just ia the same maimer a iney would be in the human stomach." Dr. Combe, in hi valuable writing on the ''Pays logy of Digestion. " observes thai a "diminution of the due quaruty of ihe i. .- Utc Juice i a BTOSaintiit and sll prevailing caue of I and he Mate that adisiiiiä-uisl.cd Professor of i who wa sevetely aifltcted with this complaint, findmc evcrylriin else io fait, had recourse to the Gastric Juice, obtained fr.-n the losnachs or living animal, which proves! compielely snccrasfel " Dr. Graham, author of the famous work on -Vegetable D.ct." says: "It is a remarkahie fact in phyio'.oy. lliat the stomach oi animals, macerated in water, imparl io the fluid the property ct dissolving various articles of food, and of effecting- a Wisw of an tali' direiHB of them iu nowie dim rent from the natural s gastive pro Sam Dr 8imon's gient work, the "Chemistry or Man.'' Ux-a A lUan caard. Philadelphia, IMC. pp 3:-4)svs: "The J:eorcry of PUT IN Cisiib a new era in Ibe ehemical history mt Di;clioii Se receui experimeuu, we know that food is dissolved aa rapidiy It artificial digestive fluid, prepared from Pepsin as it i in the na n 0airic Juice itself." AU modern work oa Chemistry. Materia Medien, and hys ti gy, and ail eood Medical Dictionaries, describe the character a properties of Pbtms. and stale many imerctiiig deiailsrespec it. The fuel that aa Artificial Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice. . feefly resembling the natural fluid, may he readily prepared, less not admit of question. The on'y wonder is. thai it has not btflan been applied io the eare oi Indigestion and Dyspepsia s naturally doe such a Use suggest itself to th Kiind. AS A DYSPEPSIA CI RKR, Dr. Houghton Pepsin hn produced the most marvelloua eaVcls, a ring eases of Debilrty . Kmaciniiou Nervous Decline, am! Dyapunw tic Counumptuiu. Ii is impos.iblc lo give the cciail of cans h ihr limn of this ad'C-tisemcuti but aulhenticate.1 eertiaeaass have t-een riven of more thin two humlered remarkable cures, in niiladelphia. New York, and Boston alone. Those ware nea.lv all desperate cases, ami ihe cure were not only rapid and aeaTsMu . l ui jrr,nanent. It is a great Nervous Antidote, and particular', useful At tsnrtsBl cy lo Bilious Diso'dcr. Liver Complaint. Fever and Ague, ec twdly treatcti Fevor ami Ague, and the cvd cflects of Quinine. Men rar . and olber drugs upon the Digeti'e Orean. after a I iig k- -ss. Also for excess in eating, and the toodjSee use of urdent spirit Ii almost reconcile health with intenperauce. OLD STOMACH COMPLAINTS. There is no form ot Old Stomach Complaint1 which it does no' seem to roach and move a once. No matter 'now had may res ho, it gives instant relief I A single dose remotes all Ike unpstassei symptoms, and it only needs to lie repeated foca short time to mike these good effects permanent. Purity of blooB, Bist vigor of Utrly SWIow ai once, ll is particularly excellent ia case of Nausea. Vomiting, Cramps, Soreness of ihe pit f lbs Ttlnam ' - aAer eatiug. low, eld stale of the BJood, Heaiincivs. Iv. . Despiaeocy, r.maciation, Veakne, teue. e t- I c - ode. Ac. Dr. Huughton't Pepsin is sold by marly ::" ive dealers in fine drug and popular medicines, il.rniig!.i'. Ibe 1 I Nase Iiis prcpuit-d ui Powder ana the r luid form and in I'r. for the use of Physician. jVisaS Ciianlma tar Sao una of Puysiieuaui. may be obtained Da. Uemghtun ar his Agent, duatiilung the whole process of prc; -ration, and g.ving tne autl.orilie- lijHii: i;a'h the cln.n.. . , - . .. remedy are baec! As it is not a secret remedy, uo objectkm east be raisetl acaiasi ha use by Physicians in respoetabW asnsBtsng; and tee u'.ar practice Price ouc do'.'ar per bottle. B7-OB8L.RYE THIS! Every bottle oi t. . : e , 111 . . bears the written irnalure of J. K. fltll'GtlTl'.N M D., proprietor. Plnlad Iplua. la. Copy rieht and T-ade Mailt ass CP 8 ml ly ml DrnggiMs and bra -r ... AGENTS Craighead A Browninp, li.drti.spoliB. wktoumafe asm ictail Aeeols liar lite Stale of Indiana. dec3A aanj I TV Fire and Water-Prcof Corapositiou Bootug Material r M H E undersigned respectfully bet leave lo call the allein ion '.' tiie cominuiuty to tin inva.iuo eastern citie il ha- almost eutirely Roofs, and iu thi city, although but every instance given the most entire are now perfected by winch the suImci all anlers tor the Roofing Material, eilli Br ot sa.fa-"ou An. -et iber lire tiial .cd t 1 1 er in ioi'. ,-r counlr-. !c lrtltl. ee:.'. at Ihe -hone-! iK'ticc. .iiid on tn,- in. -', lavurah They are cconoinica' in construction, javmg ot" sale cjid cnmt-Wn!l. wliicli gn SBBUh aw) are a protection aanisl fire. suxfact- lo hurimie IkkIics f.llii!iz ulK.it Ihey mdy Ik; used citveiuently for a! yards The daily use of Roofs, to wlr, attests '.heir dumhititv Mr those purnnlicilcd. UH1)K A- t.l I F CERTIFICATE. Vi , the under, gn.-d. hnvinf ned the O lerial of Is-uUrn St Iuä"y. very chccrftitly i lie ung it to ssaesall ihr adiantage ac Water Pnavf Coinptsiiion. Daniel Yandes. I. II. Roll, H J.aB r Horn, A. Harri.,. Mr. Rev. C. E. Ilahb. Dr. J. I,. Motherslo-a.l J. Ferguson, T. Lasstea. Geo. W Meiirs. 8 XV. Norrts. J. I), beirces. Gen J. P Drake. J. H BlcKernan. Judee Morriaon, E. Brownuig, S Isflgelicelo r. MallhewsA- Ricih.I 8. Merr.ll, NWc A Pratt, Thalmm A F.vans. Mr. Dcveiiporl. H.hi. XV. J. Pcawaee. D. Gmirre, J.Sheilciibareer. S.Bar. C. C. Werby, .... Hon. laac Blackford. J. Hau J F. Holt. J Hm M Rech, W By J. M. Brarawell. D. V. C D 8. Ward. i. N P Nathan Edward. C. Cam J. F. Ramsey. Dr. Te: Hon. E l'. rkin. James vary , tetlrt YVm She.!Vm Ecken, I) Cruitncnd. May hew. Pail 'Mi;: Geo M.oual, Morris Morris. IV. B. Palmer, (mme was put oa hy Warren, hm bbo a Mr. Louden) Lill e. Drum A Anderson. Dr. J 8. Pattciaon, Superuiti ndent Lunaiie . un. J. Itckwood. Couiraeior Ga and Coke V, I , Bollou Stale L.ibrtn br Rvau, Anderson. Mr. Makepeace, do.. Dr. Murpliy. Fianklin. K. Tencks. Plainnerd, W Kaiiuin. do., Mr U ilb.im.-on, t.r.cncaslli . Mr. Howe. BJsoaiingloo. Mr. Woodward, do . 8 V. B Noel. Forwvitie Mr. Gallagher, Muneir Mr. Neelv, do L Farley. Nnl lasiilht Ind. Mr A A. lUtK! eiir: In repl say thai had it not been fair the pan Capua, llou.. is i ,.vi red, it won!, saved the building duritit: ibe lain lir I nsider n fire lrrof J CMN I hereby certify that the Koof ai my hoosc. Uing I on dru A Du liy, very much protected isid R..f a I'atem Iöh-i---the lulc fire. I shall neues again put on a hinr;e root on av builduig. June 1,'Sr i. S'! 1 I All work warranted anv reasnlle lensih ' lisne. ..i no ( . Februar II, Isi. ie 1 VA . 'flud sMO-r ksaMSJ kts works,' for man temm-i. l. I sawl ST. KIER S KOCK OIL, A New and Most Important Remedy for Disease, otscovnau in 1849. 14 drawn from a t'eep -eil nei.r Fittsburr. - h ' , u , v itk reinarknble u esa in Oho and ItBaaMi) ' vi Bua, and a o t I ratem Sim. and is i.ow v..r.u it way W . ... An o, i run i 5 is now orfer.d lo the A flfti-lrd lot Irini, in I oner makes firm fr re rn hsprai'e. Cenificaiesol n i ltd eat we to know w 11, reader, thai uch evid. now-B-de, must I ui your own try the Oil to ! satisfied it SrfJ We have no war with the lefpthe day we know but liisks eboul for sotuc:hiB-i some say they i r B-s Of are r od How. rer ir; omc s y : xl lor no:h i j that may lie. the PET10 LETJM uriH not !e supnressed and kept hack by re an of the a ere i irums duiv ami inclination both forbid il Those who are alSicled. are respectfully invited t . la CiRcr ui aad look over ihe Direetioiw for Ague, Rheumatism. Piles. Diarrbma. Flu, ToouVache, Burns. Wbim, ScTofula. Coughs. Bronehithj, Croup. Did Sores, Cholera Morba. Contraction of the Limbs aad Joints. Sore. Kyes, Hi indues. Costlveoe, Dyspepsia, and other Disease By itiat timer you may av. "it enre too much.'' But recoiled It ssst i HI' MAN INVENTION, ben compounded by Nature's master hand aad Natare does aot do her work by halves. The Oil is used both internally and externally. As AGUE. KOBE EYES, PILES, RHEUMATISM and 8CROFULA are so common in many part of the West, we are cen (trained to say, UuU while that OU wdi cure aud relieve other dm ease, it has been and tt constantly used with most coBrrxarrm sre enas iu these ease. T7Priee 50 cents per Bo-lie (half pinl.1 Herra re of alt Rock Oil preparation, aa some nut a spurious article Look for 8. M hlIF.lt S the label of the UtJsv For ale by the Drugeit th hotrt Indiana, and by RAM. XN A URO.. W. V ROT. HEAD A HKOWNIHG, T( EBTS, HANN AMAN A Dl WM. T1LLEY. and J. P. PO Fort Wane. the Western Miifscpt!7 Profsrielor hi JL Marion and adi.tining'conntie that I have permanently Incited on the corner of WashinBTon and West sire's. Indianapolis. Ind , where 1 am prepared to do all kiad of COVERLET YY EAVING on the shortest notice, and in the most appro red style. I alwas keep on hand ihe latest and most appro seit patierns. and from lasaf I ISO I iannii m tho smaiaeea in England and the tint.-d Slates, l fees confident thai I can gire enure satisfuciion I have worked for the last fourteen years al the business in I-ebaaoti. Warren couuiy, O . and at the iwo last Warren county Agricultural Fair, my Coverlet look the Prem mm. At the last Indiana Stale Fa r. ray Csvrerlet also look the firs Premium Carpet and other weaving also done in a saiiafectory manner. novl6 wlf SAMUEL PERROTT. H IQDORS AHO WZHHS For mesticuial (urpeses, ol the M-A best Quality, at I ha Bniir Una Blia af Ct J. P. POPE A CO.

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