The Prairie Chieftain, Volume 2, Number 49, Monticello, White County, 17 June 1852 — Page 4

r nC.jFiXt' OFT. The principal object t o prcseut to youth os IIeaives, for school a siioclvif:? a want, loi1--

of th, pulUcatlo t is .U e ;e A . i'.loKTHLY. i !i!.!ia Instruction, fdt by Tcecbers, for a Class t. si-rite lor, 1 rtf and which Bhail come to tbem cv cry Rirllln, i.lU'O Willi wttiiica i ...:, intcrpstinz, and instructive character, and ia which every thin? shall be arranjed for reading in schools- The following features of the Schoolmate adapt it.io this purpose : First. A Chart far Reading and Speaking, to be found on the second cover page of each number, giving a fall, but concise set of rules for reading and epeaking, accompanied by rhPtori-fil mrrris. to be used in the different articles in the book, for the purpose of denoting the pauses, inflections, and tones of the passages to which they are attached- There ia also a set of numbered gestures which apply to the selected speeches. This plan secures to this periodical every advantage of a standard reader, supplying fundamental principles which the teacher "may enlarge upon and illustrate. Second. A series of familiar essays on read) ins and speaking, written in such a style as shall attract the attention of youth. Third, Interesting article s in every department of art science, suclnas Fhiiosophy, Astronomy, Mechanics, Nam at History, Geosraphy. Travels, Biography, &e. Also ess ay s on Composition, Drawing, and Painting ; ail of which are intended to assist the young in their search for information. Fourlh Lectures to the yours?, by which they may ire prove their minds and habits; oe casionaily a good story, or a page ol anecdotes with an instructive mora!. These, like most of the other pieces, are adapted to girls, as welt as boys. Fifth. Selections from the beat modern orators, and other speeches in prose and poetry, marked with inflections, toues, and gestures, to be used for declamation. We shall also have a carefully prepared dialogue in each number. Sixth. A news department, with intelligence from all parts of the world, but particularly devoted to the interesting events of our country. Snccnlk. A chapter called The Teacher's Desk, containing the correspondence of pupils to tho editor, and among each other, encouraging them to exchange drawings and maps, compositions, and skill, with each other; also proposintr Philosophical questions, problems, and puiales; besides publishing any little matters of interest to youth. j Eighth. -A good piece cf music every j month, for school singing, composed expressly for thfe Schoolmate, and set to original Words, Ninth. Notices of New Dooks which have been written for the improvement of the young. Tenth. Numerous and beautiful engravings prepared for us by Jocelyn, every month. Every article, whatever may be its subject, will be arranged in short paragraphs for reading. The magazine may either supply the place ol other readers, or be used in connection with them. 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Erich number forms a complete hoofs in itself, and may be found at all the principal book-stores, and Dews agencies. Teachers, Postmasters, Booksellers, and News Agents, throughout the Union, are re quested to act as Agents tor ua. specimen numbers will be supplied to them gratuitous ly, on application. GEORGE SAVAGE, Pubibher, 22 Johns I, New York. i. , - rr I z i T k ' .5 . JYi. 41 CourlUnlt filtett, 1 'c (.? i or a', Til L. r lie Ce I c 1 . ,e r f , in u i 1 ('.-.. s r. t v. . tO F tP chn ers, at Tis i i it c . - i or i-t J c i i.t. I'acr llan. cf ett and price. I r ; s to match. J'1IJ t...u, - Fire Doard Feints in great variety. I r- jr it iii low sacs. i X ii Farted i "p ,'ir I 1 1 1 3 fl . j, r, -i r i a i . - -. t a w n 4 . ; I ' n till i if , I .tture a ; a I - t jir i e r ! i i), i i i tin ' v r w, t r r k I - L -y i in , r t "7 I 5 3 &

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v tZ'. ' 1 i 3 "y. i wuu to c-kU yc uo;i so the fact 1 s' iil in tiie bo. Manufacturing ' my old .frame ur ttteZ hat I at lines ol i' t o w 3 at sJiiort on v:' '""- 0." Slata Street, Roet of the Bank, Lafayette, Ind., here fan be found the largest and best lot r f Plow that I ever have had in the market at any owe timejwhich will be o'd et red need prices, ni warranted to perform welt by WM. MARTIN. - N.B. I am the inventor of the Martin Plow ; and have no connection in business with the firm of Martin 4" Lane, for they never made Plows before last Spring You will please give me 1 call before purchasing elsewhere. iiesnembe, the eign of W ..! . MARTIN. Lafayette, Feb. 5, 185 2 30rr3. L.UTIIEII Se HIS ADIIEUEJfTS. -The Proprietors of tjartain's Magazine having purchased the large and handsoius steel plate, carefully engraved in line and nitzzotint, from the celebrated design by George Cattermole, representing The First Ilefariaers Presenting their Famous Protest at the Diet of Spires, in 1529, now offer it in connexion with their Magasineoii terms unp:icedentediy low. This magnificent composition contains nearly! one hundred figures, and includes authtntc portraits of the most prominent men connected with that important event. The work (exclusive of margin) measures 21 inches by 15, and the print has never been retailed at a price less than $3 per copy. Each impression is accompanied by an instructive pictorial key of reference, describing the scene, he characters, the history which led to the event, and thd principles contended for. In connexion with Sartain's Magazine both works will be furnished on the following iberal terms, which ere invariably in advance : One Copy of Magazine and one of Print, $3 Two Copiesof Magazine and five of Prints, $5 Five Copies of the Magazine, and five of the Print, together with one copy of both works to the tretter up of the Club, $12. The price of Sartain'a Magazine being of itself $3 per annum, both works jointly may r w, by the above offer, be had for what was herft. lore the price of each separately. Preparations are makings to publish in the Magazine a series of illustrated articles on Amlricam History, commencing wiih a Pictorial Life of General Jackson. (57-Agenta wanted in every town and village ia the United States, to get up Clubs upon the above liberal terms. Send on your Subscriptions, and secure $G worth of reading and engravings far $3. Address, JOHN SARTA1N & Co., Philadelphia. Public Sale. I will offer for sale at my residence in Princeton Township on Tuesday the 1st of June 1852, the following property: a two horse wagon, one fanning mill, plo.vB, harrows, hoes and axes three set of iisrnee, one large cooking stove, tables, chairs and bedsteads, one Mantle clock, one rifle, one crosscut saw, some cows and calves, and young hogs, with a great many articles not here mentioned. Sale to commence 9 o'clock. Twelve months credit will be given- Other particulars made known on the day of sale. JAMES C. LITTELL. May 20, !852.-45w2 IfUST received from New Orleans a large J "st of Molasses, Sugar, Coffee and Mackerel, to be sold cheap for cash. KENDALL 4- BRO. april, IB52 OF fresh ground Fionr, for Bale in Norway Mills. KENDALL BRO. april, 1052 Fay Up.. TERSONS indebted for Flour, Wheat and jt. Mill BtuS", are once more asked to square up. Wee n't wait much longer. Bring on your wheat what you don't owe we will pay the cash for. KENDALL y BRO. Norway, april 1, 1852. IRON, NAILS, GLASS. T"7"E are just receiving direct from Pittsf burgh, Pa., a fine assortment of Iron, Nails, Gl.tss and Glads-wnre. Call and see. LOVEJOY 4- REYNOLDS. trrJ 1, SB52 "r RON, Steel, and steel plow molds; also Corn and Grubbinsr Hoes, with a few picks at LOVEJOY & REYNOLDS. A LSO, received a small lot of Dry Goods ak. just lroni Cincinnati, anc a larger lot will be on hand in a few days direct from Phila delphia. On receipt of them we shall take pains to let people know it. Also, a small lot of meat, and salt by th bbl. r bushel, for sale by LOVJSJOY REYNOLDS, april, 1S52 C tzrvcyist 3 I rasircsEtcEits. """"""I HUGHES baa a full set of surveying j. Instruments, which he oilers for salt cheap. . Feb. 12, 16a2 Sltf. . Dr. S, V, CULlTiSS, SURGEON DENTIST, L&fayeWe, Ind. SECURITY TO FAMILIES AND CREDITORS, ' . .- 1'; 1 f 1 its 1 :; s vt i: c f c o"" p a y, y or cori:r, jrr. CAI .3. f r. C c is. Gin, p. j; 2 c . C

... ,L 3 cr iiL.auU JJ' ,ALl 1Y, 1 TllU ilDNExSS, and all disease s 0 rising from a disordered Liver or Stomseh. such rs Coi8t'pa- " tion, Inward Piles, Fuiiness or Blosii to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach. Nauses, Ilsartburu, Disgust for Food, Fullness or weight ia the Stomach, Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimmiiig of the Head. Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the Heart, Choking er Suffocating sensations when in a lying posture Dimness ofVi- . Bion, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fever and dull pain in the Head, Deficiency oi Perspiration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes. Pain ia the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, j Sudden Flushes of Ileat,Curning in the ir les&, Constant imaginings ot t.vu and great depression of spirits, cau be effectually cured by DR. IIOOFLAND'S CELEBRATED GERMAN HITLERS, PREPARED BY IDS. c. ;:. JACKSON, AT THE GERMAN M LD'CIN B STORE, 120, Arch St,, lhsiaiephla. Their vower over tne above diseases is not exit lied if equalled by any other preparation in e c mica o witi; as the cures attest, in many cases after skill ul physicians had failed. These Bsttera are worth v the a tention of invalids. Possessing great virtues in the rec tification of diseases of the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the most searching powers in weakness and ejections ot the thg-csiive or6.ms, they are withal, safe.certaiu and plea sant. Read and be Convinced f From the Uosio n Bee, The editor said, Dec. 2-'d, Dr. Hoof lands Celebrated German Eitters.for the cure ot Liver Complaint, Jaundice, Dye-. pepsia. Chronic or Nervous Debility, is de servedly one of the most popular medicines of the day. iiveee Bitters have been used by thousands, aud a tr end at our elbow ea) a he has-hunselt received an eiiectual-aad. perma; nentcure of Liver Complaint-from the. ue ot this remedy. We are convinced ihnl in the use of these Bitters, the patient constantly gains strength and vigor a fact worthy of great conideration. They are pleasant in taste and smel1. and can be used by persons with the moat delicate stomaens- wjtl safety under any circumstances. We are speaking jrom expierierica,and to the r.HUcted we advise tneiruse. Scott's Weekly, one of the beet Literary papers published eatd, Aug.25 'Di. HooFLANP's Ger.han Bitters, manufactured by Dr. Jackson, now recommended by some of the most prominent members of the faculty as it 11 article of much efficacy in ca&es of female weakness. As such is the case, we would advise all mothers to obtain a bottle, and thus save themselves much sickness. Persons of debilitated constitutions will find these Bitters advantageous their health, as we know from experience the salutary effect they have npon weak sytems.' E20KG Evidence.. The Philadelphia Saturday Gazette, the best family newspaper publihed in the United States- The editor says of DR. IIOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS. 'It is seldom that we recommend what are termed Patent Medicines, to the confidence and patronage of our roalers;; and therefore when we tscommend Dr. Hooflund's German Bitters,, we wish it 10 be distinctly understood that we ere not speaking of the nostrums of the day, that are noised, about, for a brief period and then forgotten; after they have done their guilty race of. mischief,. but-of a medicine long established universally prized, nd which has met the hearty 1 pproval of the faculty itself.'Evidence upon euidence has been received (like the foregoing) fjom all sections of the Union, the last three years, and the strongost testimony in its faor is that there is more oi it used in tho practice of the legular Physicians of Philadelphia, than all other nostrums combined, a fact that can easily be established, and fully proving that a scientific preparation will meet with their quiet approval when presented even in this form. That this medicine will cure Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, no one can doubt after using it as directed. It acts specifically upaa the stomach and liver; it is preferable to calomel in all bilious dis ass the effect is immediateThey "can be administered to females or infants with safety and reliable benefit at anytime. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. This medicine has attained that high character which it i3 necessary for el! medicines to attain, to induce counterfeiters to put forth spurious articles at the risk of the lives of those who are inuocently deceived. Look well to the masks of the GenuineTli"v have the written signature of C. M. JACKSON upon the wrapper, and his name blown in the bottle, tciAout tchieh they are spurious. For sale Wholesale and Retail at the G F.RM A N M EDI GIN E STORE, No. 120 Arch Street, one door below Sixth, Philadelphia ; and by respectable dealers, generaiiy through the country. Prices IZe-daced, To enable all classes of invalids to enjoy the advantages of their great restorative powersSinslk Pottle 75 Cents. Also for sale by Lovejoy & Co., Druggists, in a. SALES of brown ra.os-iins, of the -beet brands, to be -h. see. s.o. 1 KENDALL Norway, sept. '3 i -IB- t i t J - "f ' n njyv 1 a a pornsaner-t la Norway, White County In J. - f - 1 . - 3 ifi in s i " "r eniuyett b tieerai nesicii edueeliisa a , ; of which wu t one of the beet Schools in the west, together wu! ci er rienco in the practice, eiteclsd over a $ of years with gratifying eatress- lee. tt not irapraj to all wdo r Nor WAV, er to r y put ' lav ;1S8 cri,t ;i ; Lira. 31 ir I riir t: f t: very 5 9 re i at "t-isr t i "

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! A good 2 horse wegsui, for u!e by D ALL &. tz: good article ot poplar lathing. ii. fc.iKirrS & CO. cello 2.1 ills, e-l. i. IScf ALICOES Any quaauty br t&la at the cheep cash Score of SPEAKS & DAVIS. vItlCfcii3 Oct 2 '' JAYNE'S celebrated medicines cn f 3 ltd. Good to cur lha A uu that tern is Leu too ; for 6a!e by KENDALL & C20. Norway, sept 23, '50 SIiaHcr Cz, Erother, TTT HOLES ALE and retail Confeetiosa t Main mreitt- r-n e flavor i of t v f .- , w r nat baildi n?fSi 1 afayette, . 4 OHM PETTIT. SSMVS.I. A. BUFF Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. Lafayette SEKI-WBEKLT, ;O.M IONTICELLO TO LAFAYETTE The Pronietor wo-nH inr. t -- t?,s Travelling public that he ia " now running a Seven Paeaf''er Hack, TVi'I . A V.'ITCIC, . Between rilRticelfo and Lifayette Ijaves Monticello Tuesdays ail JTriSay at 8 o'clock, a. m., snd arriving at Lafayette same days, at 2 o'clock, p. m. Leaves Lafayette U'cdOCSdayt ssf ; Sutiirclpys at 8 o'clock, a. m., and arrive Ut Monticello same days, ' WAl A PARHYi Rroprietor Monticello, aug. 7, 1851 6-f Flax Seed. f"" HE. .highest priee paid ( clean SEEB-bjr KENDALL, ES.O. Norway, Sept. 50 INDIANA SADDLE. ' IIarness,Yaiise, aad Trank 'laasfactErtr Lafatette, Ind. :f Invivestne attention of the citliens 'V,,- of Tippecanoe and tdjoiningrounties, to his stork in trade, at his shop on Colombia street, a few doors from the south-went coroei of the public square. He etill continue tc make to order, and keeps constantly t n hand a general assortment ot saddles, bridl;s, mar tingalea, trunks, valises, carpet bags, bu?gj riding, and wsgon whips, back and b't.l bands, check and p'uogh lines, and ia ihor every thing connected with the business, a! of which era manufactured by crperieneet handsandthe best of stuck. A he inter. dtc be ready at all times to accommodate whole sale or retail customer, lie aska their atien tion to his stock and prices, aa he cannot fa: to pieaso. of H2, '53 . ' Amsatslr;atrs Bale. F'TOTiCE is hereby given that the oatlersigned as special Admtnlstrator ol the estate ol Henry Barr, decM, in pursuance of an order of the White Probate Court, of February term, 1852, will expose to sale at public auction the goods and chattels of such Estate ordered to be sold.consisting in part ol quantities of tea, couee, candies, tobacco, salt. Indigo; a general assortment "of groceries. &c, on Saturday, the 20th Cay oi March next, at the Ware House of Reynolds & Brearly In Monticello. GEORGE IAMES, Feb. 3.1852. ,. Special Adm'r. Terms A credit oi three months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser givia 3 his note with approved security without the benefit of valuation laws. 30 w 4. He viva! ! TT WILL put the Serws to every one who does not pay tns what they owe me, much or little, between now end the First clay ot February, 1G Jan. b, lijos;. ii. I .sr. CiLL. A-J W X , w . J r "1I1C subscribers have now on, h?.r,2 and intend to keep constantly, oe hand a good stock of Poplar, Walnut and Oak Lumber, cf sdl sorts, sizes- and lengths in common demand. Also,, a good article of Poplar Lashing. Customer at a distance may send dit rectly 0,1 without fear of facia-- ukar 'slated. - ' ' They can famish to order heavy s-irs lumber, suitable for sihj, rlates, corr.erposts, &c, of any size, trc-m S.to 12 inches square, and of any 1. -- 'h.nct. crf ceedir, 5 feet. " Prices fair cr.i c:! r Tcti .s .cash. C3"Ferri e ;T3 ch::" " by mill. 1UJ il tli.i &i i3 ii-iiii.; f . : . 1 1 r t .

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