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II' , (- Every miti t t u t to ft is 3 it, and if J s S ve-rdste far ms.w. S Ik LThc?e i;: 1:1 :: .1 t " ; r Sub-rcn;:!-:!, Job Yc ':, cr idvcrt:?!!!"', r.ro r. ;':-t:J tn t nma i ri'.i. . . . v.' ... v v.: 1 nakc settlement either by cash or .iota PDDKD 3?ILL"3 ! Hon. G. N. Fitch will address Ills fellow-citizens of White county, 011 political . principles, at Montleello, on next Wednesday, September the 23th, all o'clock, P. M. A general turn out is requested. Sclsool IIOU3C. The citizens of Montieel'o and the surrounding School Districts are requested to meet in the 1st Presbyterian Church, on next Monday evening, 27th insL, for the purpose of consulting and adopting measures for the erection of a Union Free Grade School House. A general attcn dance of all invested in schools and school houses is requested. A large and respectable num ber of the citizens of Montleello and vicinity assembled in the 1st Presbyterian Church, on last Monday evenig to listen to an auaressonii.aucationandcu p, by Mr. Larimorc late of Ohio, and to take measures for procuring a School Teacher for the .ensuing winter. Mr. Larimorc delivered an excellent address, which was listened to .with marked attention by the audience and was the means, no -doubt, together with the visible necessity which has been staring us in the face for several years,' of setting the people to work to erect a suitable school house, for tho town and vicinity. After a unanimous vote to .employ Mr. Larimore as a Teacher, and discussing as to die erection of a suitable building, the meeting adjourned to meet again on 11 est Menday evening, to adopt such measures as might be . thought best, to consumatc the object of tho meeting. The citizens of- the surrounding district arc earnestly invited to attend. DCTWe are informed that rcports arc being circulated county, that -some through tho thirty whig subscribers f the Chief:ai Lr.d di-cc::"::u: 1 thcir paprrs, m con.equci.ca of the b.ar1 1 :.:3 L.-- r ut ' - v-, t puke cf a wee k 1 tv; o :.iace. wo L;'.:eve . tko f.:-t I'M A V a v.kig en that r . - ; ; i,r! rt I ' t, cp; :..j;..l i I t h IT... J-. ' 5 t I dc r; :..r..l : ' t . r Li . t J". . c ma J If;

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. 'i S . it cut z r 1 : I t it - t . ace. J L:: 11! J not bo inJ i.i by any cue, cf any par,;.r.Jt!:i ; act orhmla .Y:;wc I !Le denounced by cdl h.:.;;2st :::J l.Lcral minded men. It is v:ci..3 t!;an h'glnvay r Lcrv for rc bbcric 3 are committed for , pe cuniary r;a in bat this act cculdnot have! ... :i Co ;;r.:ut:; J thr .jv h c. 'her t..aill.,e 'trip r-vr.-T r ' "t a motives. Tho same principle wouid lead thepprpetrator to com mit the blackest midnidn assassi nation. SCStt Cl3l'Is. Wc understand, thouqrh not requested, to make' the announce ment, that a Scolt Club has been formed in this place,- .and that it meets every Saturday evening. DC?3 A meeting cf iko whks of -Union Township v.l'.l La held m this place on.next Saturday for the purpose of nomitnairg a candidalo far Township Aszzdzqt. New Caill slates. . By reference to the proper column it will lbs .seen 'that . Wra. Potter is a candidate-for Judge of the 8th Judicial Circuit,' and that Luke Riley h a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for tho Court of Common Pleas. John L. Ilornback is also the democratic ' nominee- for Assessor 'in Jackson Township A CJesiil Cow. ' We have been' requested to say that a. person living near Springborough, in this county, owns a cow from which was taken at one milking, eleven .gallons and one pint of. milk or ele ven gallons and a tin -cup full, our informant does not know certain which, but his "mind inclines to tho latter.' 00 Wo understand that the bank of tho canal "gave way at Bel River near Loganspoit'on tast idonday. It is thought it will bo repaired again -in four - or itvo days. " LOA ?Iass Democratic Convention will be Jield at Lafayette on next Thursday, COih inst. DL'Ko late markets this week except from Lafayette. , to i;i2 1 v;. li a. I ! 3 L .:.)L.:.r;-.:i' .1 , ,-.( . j ty.thct ::. v. r. v. r c . ,. s:.f !.ai, c.i a c : . ' .; ! i ccc& .': .-ird t"d clherAisc icer;cr.rt d ,c ' C;s, L 2., 1 1 ;: 3 1 : - n t f , . s ; ;;. Ti. ; r .it, r. j d; ,'.t, pvt ii ci : ditL a L v r "-- t . 1 1 1 1 1 ; 7 cr;; :, li t f.r . 1 1 1 ; ; : - 3 fj 3 ; i. " " -; 1 - "i V. : : : -; . .

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'i: : '-'-- e? " ret over three c.i.ees, 1 Ti I 3 p3y OfiLCEfi. C.'.'.l, t3 E y r art of t'.a U..::2j cr lli t'..zt ma, vhere pBia qaarterly or yearly in sd?ance. , iiewspapers, &c., weighing not over one and a half ounces, half Ihe abov rates, where circulated within the State of publication. Newspaperr, papers, end pamphlets of not mora thou 1C pages, 8vo., in packages of not less'ihan 8 ounces, to one ad dress, to be charged half a cent art ounce, wjtr.otil regard to the number of pieces. Postage oa all transient matter to be pre-paid, or charged double. Cooks, bound or unbound, of not more than four pounds each," oas cent per ounce, under three thousand miles, and two cents over that distance. Fifty per cent, to be added where not pre-paid. Weekly newspaper? free in 'the county of publication. Exchanges between newspaper publishers free. Newspapers, &c, to to go "enclosed that the character can bs determined without reoioving the wrapper to haye nothing written or printed on the paper or wrapper beyond ' the direction, and to contain no enclosure other than .fne bills or receipts before mentioned, Letter postage is not touched at all by trs3 new law, but will remain as at pres er.t. Judges cf 'the' Saseme Court. - We discover "there is some' misappre hension in the public mind in regard to the election cf Judges of the Supreme Court. Some suppose each district votes only lor its own Judge; while others supposs that the electors in the State vote for four Judges without regard to location in districts.. Voters 'should inform themselves correctly oa this -point, or their votes may be lost'. Every votftr in the State may vote for four Judges, bat he can ttte for but one n a single district; and if he should veto for two jn one di.s:. trict he would tnrow away his vote. For example no voter pan vote for Slew-art end Howe, or for Davison and "Dejvey, and so on. Each one "of the four for whom he votes, must reside in a dh rent district. - And ' we would--suggest jo the press, in publishing tho ticket at the head of their paper, to designate the district in which each candidate resides, as it may prevent confusion. We have corrcted cur own accordingly. Slate Sentinel. JW F. Parker, the whig nominee lor Senator in the counties of Warren; Benton, and Jasper, on account of ill-beahh declines the race. People's Friend. Gov.-Hunt, cf Ksw York, has issued a proclamation, offering 5,000 for the apprehension of the cowardly rufJians who assaulted M. Shaw, the other day, in Eense'ser county. New York has been too long disgraced with these anti-rent 'desperadoes, and it is high time they were put down. Lsf. Journal. ' State- Agricultural Falr -The first Annual Fair of the Indiana otate Agricultural Society will be held at Indianapolis, on the 20th,. 21st and '22nd days of October, 1852. Prizes " are offered for the Wst essays upon each cf ihe followicj subject: 1st. 25, -for the best method' of rec ' and .i.;roir3 L'ij; Js cf Irid',?r.a. " 2:j I. C2J, ir the 1: t ho-ie, lL-.ru en J Oa Jul 1" t' 3 fj e. p TrJ. 25, f r t'u" hestfissy ci renderi. j uscf.I t!.3 i .i'y L:. 3 C the L't:-Je. ihi 3 tro -d r t;. L; t ,-r;. ;V,l Ed MCit C "ry t . ; t :1 L4 en ti , i:r a i;l f.r t' 3 L 4 v -" z v 1 ' if pro Jui -'1 t" .1 '';v be j r: .. I cf A 1 It c -t . c 2 I r c 2 i . Li

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C, s . r, t W . O. .jn, of '9 Il:a f.r t' 3 f ;;h-.-, ir r MiVr'-i ffn o i . .:'.'-; . I at . :lf-r.:urder: Oa Monday the 10th inst., a ?,fr. t"yers, residing in Jelferson township, in this county, whila her husband and sons, were laboring at a distance sera her younger children out of the house; and taking an axe, seated herself upon the Floor and commenced chopping her own head In ihia fearful operation she was discovered by the children. Their cries alarmed some of the neighbors, who rushed to the spot and found the unfortunate woman weltering in her own blood the scalp, and outer . table of the.-skull, literally chopped to piccc-fd She had inihotod more than fifty ghastly wounds upon her. head, rendering it a perfect mass of mutilated flesh, bones and scalp detached fragments of which were scattered upon the floor and yet strapge as it may seem none of the blows had penetrated to the brain. Insanijy js assigned as the cause of this tragical event, ahhoygh no decided s) mtomsof aberration were manifested by her previously. The unfortunate victi.n now lies in a critical "situation, sufferingintensely from the horrid wounds, aud evidently beyond the chance of recovery. " . - Conversation foe the deaf. If two persons stop their ears closely, they may converse with' each other by holding a long stick er sticks between their teeth or by resting their teeth against them. The person who speaks may rest the stick against his throat or "breast; or he rn ay rest the stick which he holds in his teeth, against a glass tumbler or china basin into which the othe r speaks. The sound may also bar heard when a thread is held between the taeth by both' persons so as to be some what stretched. Advertising. Barnum, who bough ins Museum in Isw ork -ten or twelve years ago he was not worth a dollar, and who is now a millionaire, thus sets forth the way to make money. i j 1 . -jiuveruse, your business., Do not hide your light under a bushel. What. ever your occupation or calling may be if it needs support from the public, adver liseit thoroughly and tefficiently hi some shape or other, that will arrest public at tention. I freely confess that what sue. cess I have had in my life may fairly be attributed more to the public press than to nearly all other combined. There may possibly be occupations, that do not require advertising but I cannot well conceive what they are. Men in business will sometimes tell you that they tried advertistngnd that it did not pay. This is only when advertising is done sparingly and grudgingly. Homcepathic iloses of advertising will not pay, perhaps It is like a half portion of physic, making the patient sick but afiecting nothing. Ad minister liberallv, and the cure will be sure and permament. Parlor Jiagic. PsoGRes ofSound.-A stretched string an that of piano forte, may be made lovipratanot only from end to end, but in ali quot parts, the portions being separated by points of rest which interrupt the pro gress of the sound. This kind of eflectJ .eiay bo sh own by shaking a long piece of cans in the air, when there will be one, two, or three points of-rest according fo tr.emoJecf Vihrat'ng it. When a tow is drawn airo-ss th s '.rings cf a violin, the in.pclses produc ; i may be rendered eviJcnl- by fiirg a e-,: d! sfcol bead rpen the how; when looked at seen to ,;:m a serua of dels duiirg t!.e ; a. j.'-ioi t:.3 Low. J.O TSLL T' Z l:..TNCL CF TKTJNir 1. LuJJ- L-v ' "3 c. i. the iv.rattr J the -t Cf i' 3 V 'v.i; Lr a r. .: 3, . 1 4 J" : ' ? .li it ., r -cf : ' J of .

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the r . r.s r? a r . i v J Si-cure. r cf a Ml' Western Inaiana Conference. ' Green Castle District Pdohard liargrave, P i; Green Castls, Thomas S Webb Uainbriu e, John Edwards, (one to be supplied.) Montgomery, Jas B Gray. Rockvilio Circuit, Wm J Forbes, Lewis Koberts. Eusselvuk, Geo W Wamer. North Salera, Pdethew Fenimore. Danville, Micheal Johnson. . Augusts, llarnso'a Uuress, Tone to be supplied.) Indianapolis Mission, Geo M' Doyd Ladoga, Jered B Ilershon. Jliddletown. Jos Whi: . Indiana Asbury Univ. . . ''.v. Wm C Larales, Prof; Panid Ds?.Iott, Agent Terre Haute District John II Bruce, P E. Asbury Chapel, John Daniels. North Chapel, Thos Bartlet. Numa, Enoch Wood. Vigo, Jas Scott.. Clinton, John Leach. Newport, Abraham Silasbury. - Eugene,. Jas-ilichets. Perry svi'de, Wade Posey. WiUiainsport, .Moses Wood. Cola Creek, John F Jones. Annapolis, "Nelson Green. Eockvillft, Jas L Thompson. Terre Haute High School,. Allen Deasly, Agent. Lafayette District George U Beswick P E. Western Charge, Jacob M S'.aliard. Eastern Charge, Luther Taylor. Thorntown, Jas pinks. Lebanon, Edward A flazen.. . , Romney, Alexander A Gee, Philander W'iv.dsy. ' - .-" . ' Newtown,-W F Wheeler and Hezikiair Smith. - -- Shawnee Prairie, Jacob Cozad and Ithamar II Aldrich. -. Crawfordsville., Jas Johnson. Attica, Benj Winans. Independence, John W Parette. ' Pools vilie, Franklin Taylor. Oxford, Thos C Workman. Delphi District Jos Marsee, P II, . Delphi and Pitt&buigh, William Graham. Dayton, Wm C Harker. Frankfort, Philip J Beswick and Jesse Will. . Camden, David lleder. fiossvilie. Herman B Ball. Lockport, David Dunham. r.Ionticello, Lucas Nebeker. Harriscnvillff, Geo Guild, - --. Rensselaer, Wrrr Hamilton. Davidsonville, Alford N Cave. Kewana, Event us Dou 1. Winnemac, Francis Cox. Laporte District -John L S..i',ihf P E. Lapcrta, to be supplied, idichigan City, - Crown Point, ' Coarad S Burghner, and one to be supplied. Valparaiso Station, David Crawford -Valparaiso Circuit, Lyman B Kent, N T Barheman.' Union, John S" Donaldson, Samuel Godfrey. . - - Kingsbury, Wiley P Walkin. Byron, Levi "ccra, r:.d cr.e to Lj supplied. Cj-nptiDn r.-:ri?f Arthur Balh?y. South Bend,. James C Bead. Rochester and riyi;cu'.h, lichen II Cdlvert. ' n G O.horr :j, Agerd cf L-ports IIJ.3 rr.d rer-da C:-; "ery. :c i. "i t.k rliC3 yet!:- ? -y cii' Uvii ;:--"r; -.i II ;rr. -:.'," - r ' 'v.. - I' . ' -a j is c :r 1 3 ( 1 c Ih -rj ! n')h:."i ' " - n '0 i j '11 i t Ji L J I C 3 v t i - . ' ' - t "

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CO : -.1 t'2e i i ay cf tha Tc -;' -, ; wodd be Letter lor the peeda in To'3uh:p'3 to meet and mmiss &i early sa possible. - - arday ths IZ.'i cf Cr, P.r t..e .-,3 By order cf .. .Commhtee. . Poisimks. ThousaLds . r-f parests who usb Vermifuge composed,; c-f Castor oil, Calomel' dco., are nof'6cr.e, thai whila they appear to benefit the. patient; they are actually ' laying the foundations for a series of disease, such as salvatioa, loss cfssg-ht, weakness cf limbs, :&e. In another column will be found the. ' ed vertisement cf Ilobensack' Med iai.ies. to which we ask the attenfion cf all direct-. ", ly interested in their own as well 8s their ' Children's health.' la Liver Complaint-' and all disorders arising frenvthosa cf s bilious type, should make ttse.of the only, genuine medicine, IIohensackV'Livef ' Pills. CO" "Be not deceived' ask for HoBem sack's Worm Syrup and Liver Fills, an 5 observe 'that each. has the signature of th , Proprietor, J.N. HOBENSACir, as ccd ' else are genuine. Hoofland's Geimo Bittees . These celebrated Bitters prepared byDr. C. M. Jackson, 120 Arch- street, Philadelphia, are performing astonishing, cures throughout the. whole, country---,. We can bear witness to their curativepowers in the case of a friend of ours who had the Liver Complaint, and who. had tried almost every other medieiney but without effect. After taking; a: feW.i bottles of these IV.'.ers he was entirely : cured. To those who are similarly afflicted we reeornnieod them- to take the-.-preparation, knowing that they will curethe disease spoken of, an4 .marry, other -to which-nesh is heir to." There is & spurious article made in Philadelphia. Tho, only place to get the genuine article -is 10 4reh street -Philadelphia, ef Dr. -Jackson,' or his egents tfer'oughout lh country. - -ssHS ,ir r"10L euhewihera would annoance to s!-,.j public that they havu now on band a. large and well seJeeied stuck of - - Coat? and iisoes, ' Consists-- of gejuJomenV at.d bovs' iie calf, stoea and kip bools and shoes, ladies' p si to re and childre 's boots and short of alt kinds nda.ie8; ladiea'-slzppcrs, etc- A to, Ba .ilito ' ma lnuw Rubber overshoe, for !2 dug, men and boys- In short we have the iarest and best assortment of boots and tbogever introduced into tliia market, mn4 we invite" a d-sirimirsatinz public to call and examine our ssock and prices. We hae also a lar stock of . a . " Family. Groceries, """ '.' which vo ciTtr to the public' verv cheap for cash. Our stock consists in part of Tea, Coffee, Sajrar, 2cIisses, Vines-ar, Crackers, cheese, candipa. i.ih.PM cigar?, matches, spicies of all. kinda, wooden ware, alien as tni,g, buckets, etc., breoro and 1I knia' cf We again invite the puMic to give us a cul and examine for themselves, at our new iiaii inthe&ou-b room of L-vejy & Reynolds'; new builaing oa Main street. Approved country produce will be taken to. ejc-h.i.jge far boots and shoe or pmcene ,T . ., ' J- & D. K. REAif.. MoBUceilo, Sept 3, IS52. ilm3 Ar, I frcjj r.i rival cfltw Gc 'j At Kl;t Cz C-'i .;;:a5 Ha Iro. I Tiers i" b-cu . 1 1. of m n i 'i me tu.i: i le IMS t l .1 . ! .. . --, . y c? i i,.t. c:.".; ) ct i .e c mj-n o " t a. ";".' rr . c i exai i iw.-T ci ,he:r rincn t ai -led Bisck of - - . ml i--t',at CI.' : -O r IK wrrj 'v.' Yor ; : .r at . va'y l . 'i ; t c-, .iJ?! t '.(--., ft n ' !f vc i far, re j-.;' ;u.i:. i i ecu i x Ives. C.I d , r t ft '.err ' . 1- I i