The Rushville Jacksonian, Volume 14, Number 8, Rushville, Rush County, 17 December 1858 — Page 3

lufyfciotu baa it t a l.eiv our.ty, from Lowu- nnd T!)y.,si, and m'vi - it tbe rara of Brno i'. in l,..n,r 6f l'ictc.n S.

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2? try Lv ' A miu J! X La I: tely been ! with a kind of (.'.era uaeitin-nt. t 1 .-.Jv .- r ;t . : i - place 1 at a time, trr i t.V K.t be'itir exilndel, a gIan- ttlU tl.e p-..t;or wi.etEr ta Are loau-l or olLevwi-e. It u CA lied fa? 1'rir.ttR; on lias been success Jniiy acpom ; u-.! . l. v ;' Ne. r

1 Oik city. 11 a ti-nv pi ices Lo i : Km ton taJ-Samli Kenton are not residents of Med to print ltter ami .i'Mre. of various 1 5,!e S' 1 I avians. Said Defendants, Beon g!.soi- inulti-coJor. wi! a ! !,f F Kei.toni JDm Kerjon Thomas , . , ,. . . B. kento.i, bmi?l Kenton ana Sarah Kenton la-i.ity aimost O'JuhI to oruJ.-iarrnntin , are t,,erefirt i,ortb nottted of tt pet.dencv on cou.rnuii paptr.. I.A5 can le j-itjite.! ,f cnlint in aaid C-urt, and th unk-ss 1'V thit pnn e. t.ii'.'cilr on t'otlk of 'a7 Mhy btr ndar)ar before the Ju"V?e of aid kl.e aaJ ;W. Thtso'have th ju i-earancc ' c')"rt on ,he of u' next tnfcr0 f . i i i.i i i i j to ue noWen te Courf house n Rushville, of bavtntf l..Ti, pia-l ther by th; ha.,a.on ,he ,irU u March. A. U .. 185a. ant are m-Sciule. lettering on jruss. by SI!,j answer said complaint, the same will be tb new process, can bo d.'uia at ea tlin tlt-tf-Tiruiico in their abscence.

one-thir l of the pieent cost, Tried a Variety cf SG7,pcsed Zemedies. From L B. L.txr, - Esq., of the firm o jiiELLEv. Lam: t Cr-.. ezttiigne Q ten suture Jfer;arUs. L'riifv' K, lotva, Juno 2, l.Vj. Dr. G. Y. Vr.UAM Dear Sir: It pires mtf plea.nr I a.b:i rr.y testimony to that of iiuinetous fi itinis an l acquaiiit in-I ces, who have tlerived letit fii from the uo '

of your Cou-h Syrup. On a rodent' jour- j te,f-'r d-ei IeU Co,lofr- moih white horns, Tr ' i! hiUi a slit in the left ear, no other marks or M?r 1 t0"k h0VOr ''oKE accowpar.s.-J . traatlj, pt:rct,,.a.jW. Both appraUl at $2. by wuh a violent cou-n. I ua-.a use of a va- j.-,im Smeiser and Jas. M. Koss,. before Esq. riety of tupposed remedies, btit .xperien- I Wm. Crawford. ' " ced no relief until f commenced the tisa off Wtnes Georp Ilibben, Clerfc of the Hush

llinCnn-U Srmn r..- fAm! r,-l -- 0-. .' "i - ' .... tncdiatis ami LeaeScial, followed ty a speedy and complete cure -Yours, respectfully. L. B. Lane. To 'Icrtsumptives. The advertiser having been restored to healtk in a fey weekd' by a very simple remedy, after" haying MiiT'-red several years H-ita a severe Jurif I'ecuon. a:M that drend disease, ('orvsnnipiion.. in anxious to make kf own to his fello--t-Uif .-rers the means of iire. To all who dot-ire 5t, he will send t. copy of the 'prescription used ( free fif dtarge), with direct ions for preparing and ,usi;jg the same, wh i.-li they v;i!l find a sure Cure for Cor sumption , Asthma Iironchilix, dc. Tlie ity object of the advertiser in seqdingt he iresci iptioa is neiient tlie nnucte.i, .anil he ii or-.er every fcufferer will try his remedy, "as ft willeot them nothing, and may prov.c a Idessfng. I'arties wiahingihe pre.-,oJlion v. til please add res t REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, WilliatnaLurgh. Long Jlaad. ... ' 0ct2 o m. V I AND . Upi on Law .College I - T'nis Institution .bia lsa removed t;j,C't'veland, Ohio. Decrees are. legally cotiferrM, and Students uprii Graduating may be udmilted to practice. For Circular nd.!res, at Ck- eland, -t? Id.. A. KING, jan3 ly ' ' - Secretar . ti E V A D V FI RT i S T.1 N T S , Dora Abercrombla T '.Merchant .Tailor; Jfain Street, Opprjdl Court-House, RTJSKVILLr, INDIAI.'A. HAS jus: received a very Hzr nd sc peri'i assortment of Fall gcd "Winter Goods Mch as Clothe. Cassiir.'-ref. !lim.s and 1 rim-, minus, to which he calls li.e attention of the ptimic. ' Persons wisliine otiyirtip? in nv line will J find it to their interest to give .a'call. December 17, LSj3-if U. Sliadciiiie:c, ..Civil'Endnccr & Surveyor, f OFFERS bia services in tRi,aVe named p'ro- ' y'.fersions to the citizens of P '-h and adjoinirf conn ties, He is also fualied,ivjJaw to 1 tfcite ackuowledgme nla of .'lortgages t't-I Dteds tfor the conveyance of real estate, Bwr'iifcer3 "'tiiy the same uud er i? hand ond seal. From ' his knowledge of the "aivt -orii rfnd tiirlini manner in which the description, of tbe lands -of many of the uecdi iu tbis couair made, i lie thinks it would be well for tbf la.ndVolders i of this countv to pay a little more atten:i6a t, their deeds, s id emnlov ...th ni,M wofti,i oe necessanatf qualified and acquainted with the paper forms for the descrip ioa- of deeds irr all cases. . K " : . " Office in Republican Bt,iidia,, RusKville. Deo. 17th, S53 ly ,', - - .-. i -j - r-- . i -STATE OF INDIANA,; RtSH COCSTV. ' ( lit Hush Circuit Court, Afarch Term',

.,. niiuu niveau w el it at- a ery fciua.i aa- . Maty Byaid, 1 i.i ' , t- ' J - : -.;'" , vs. ' Divorce. - ' ' " j, v. fate on cgst. )uiitock ouidardwave is Moses B yard ' -., ' ; ' the largest kep! in the county, and will be Now at tne September Terra of "ft.. Hash t goli at low fi5nres. ye h.av a general - Circuit Court on the second juuic:al da v 'hereof " . . it is shown to i he C.ouTt titat the process in j assortment of Qcnsvarp. of the newest this behalf has been returned by tiie SUerifi", Lni te loweStifka.4,. 'We will" keep up ' defendant not found." ,( 1 Therefore saxl defendant is hereby notified j a constant supply of the oest of tbe pendeacv of said petition tnd to be a -id 'fm "A '.'' ' ' .appear b fore the Ju.lge of the .Rush CUreait lr3700G2TlS

. Court on the second nay of the next term -.thereof, to bebeldatthe Court-hawse in Rusbville, Rush county, Indiana, ou the tlurd ."donday in March next, and answer said petition, . At wnich time .the fame is set for t lial. Witness tbe Cler of said Court '.his 2oth day of November, A. D-, 1?C:J. . t GEC3GE III BEEN, ' i December tth, 1S58 3v. Clerk. ESTATE OF INDIANA, Jss. In Husk Circuit Court, March Term, 1659. Patrick Van Neste, vs. Ci.il Action. Theodare R. Davis, Abaet BoiMby, jt& by the Siiev;:!" not found as to Aoner Bowl-

oy the Gourt orot-r that notice bt given sjid permanently established bare, and will : defendant by pubtication. j ", , Therefore said aefenaant is beret y notified 1 conttane s Jieryo!ore, to keep (ha largest of the pendency of said petition. av.i to be and and most extensive stock of roods in the appear in the Rush Circuit Court cn the second i , , ; v .. 1 , 4 , , - day of the-next terra thereot, tc be hold, a 3ticonntry, and ;hat we shall be gtad to dis-

tte Coutf house iu tbe Ruih c..--ui:ty Indiana, ou March lSoC, asid aaswe saia coir.r lurt, t fi,it t'm same atands for trial. ." Wita.es George Ihbben, Clerk, of the P.ush CircuitCourt this tetjj day of December, 1555. GE&RGE HIBBEN, Cieri. Itecearter Ith, I;5; 3w. It

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STATU OF- 1 MI.VXA, Hi HI COCSTT. - Iluih- Circuit Cy.irt,' IZifzh Tern.'. w.vt llr a en I J for Partition. Jf "f.Kn-' . I - iif r.. mj; jo, trial y He it known that m tbit f !h diof De'm-I-er, t- fit ;!: f.:r.l in tfce omce of tne Clerk of r.i I Cnrt their complaint herein 'amst the wiX Jiim-s ,S, Eemon, Mary E Ktrnton. Relrwn E. Kenton, J ames S. Kenton. . ' Lomii U. Kentnn, Samae! Kent-i n mil Sarsb t Kenton, el l. ' Also the aiadavrt of a tirintri er.icd person tftat th sj;1 Rebecca E. Kenton jarr.t!i S. K.r (on, Thomas 1i. Kenton, Hamuel i;nc ueor-e Ustioen iers or saiu iourt this Sitiuay oi Dtetmt ;Y, -GEOCGE H1BBEN. Dec 17. 1F3S 3w 'Bziiay Hotice. TAKEN UP XV J antes S. Lewark of Bosha liale reJ CuW, wuii. belly and leg white and re t, left horn Cruoped, on ! supposed to be ilontl2 years old. The other a two year old V'"0" 'OU!T, UltSlll!. Uay O! uecemnor, A. U., JfcCS. GEOUGE llltiBENY Dec 17th;"lS33 3w pd Clerk. ' LKWIB i ALiltCX. TIIOS. I1AUUL.X. WM.il. JOUUII. ; -rHA3DTJS:.'ER0S. :. Wholesale Dealers inTeas3 Haritifactnred Tobacco of all Kinds, Ge eral Gommisaioii 11 E E C H A IT T S SO. 27 PEARL STREET, (Between Main" and Walnut.) 'Cisat'iiuiaij, if. DecemUr 10, 19J3 ly. ' ' ' ' ' '" SBXTON, OfUce cn I.Iain Street, Adjoiuing Mauzy's Store, up Sxairri, 'P.TSSVILIE, n,TDIA3TA; ; ' ' 2.T Fet;l.n;eiit fcr all BiJIs far Piofes-fonal Service ? v i! henceforth be oemandtd at the expiraiLa cf 'the year.. ' , ,. '.ir.iny.f.Hve' suffered their accounts to sta--1 wiu.i u.e i.-r iv. o uva. mree years, sucn perSolium 1 y expect to oe visileu by a professional collect ', if tl.t ir accounts rtiain unsettled Until t1;e.'lt of Jau-.i.ir, ISj'J. t ... De'ccial'er 10th, IsoS ly . " hiMlZ PUflLlC ore hereby . notified1 that the I ftaitnerbliiu heretofore existing between lioberf.M. Lauhliu, Jaujes H. Laushlin, David J. Lauahiin and John M. Lau ihlin is no lon erfa existence, ami th it the undersigned will no 1 be bound by uny contract whatever made by James H.- and JoLn M. Laughlin, or tr of them, ond will payno debts contract-t-2 by them. ROBKUT M. LAUG11L1N. . DAVID JL LAUGUL1N, Utcember 10th, :pd. . . " Gome to Csntsr." THE DOOKAccountsof the late firm of Cul -leit &. Cussady are placed in my hands lor collection.' -Ail thoe wbo ere indebted to said firm will call on me, at ray office over '.be rU'.-.ofi uaiik, and stlue the same tini'" '?? i if yi r W.M. CASSADYi. J. A. Q. MAVZV, rrt tt -t-j" ri f a it JL ll Jlj O 111 i O U 1J ! , JAMES . IIJBBEN and A. G.SIAUZY take, this method of informing the . - public that they arajiow prepared to cnTIduit at the ojd stand of IIicbex & FuSx, 4 sr.jjerior stock- oTFall and? Winter Received diiec from New York and Philadelphia, which ihe feel confident will be , , . . ..." , . . Cund cneapestnn the market., All f ho newest patterns in Ladies' Dress Goods a, i S. ' . .tm t t -n -i Saawls, lonnslibbon, &c, .nil be w foand at our honse. Of Boots and Shoes. IXjxtf and Laps, our stock" as very large and will ccmstaPjtfy jbe replenished witK the work of tbobet manufacturefs. " We are pfeparad to sWw a very handsome tock of ; . . . . . - j , . - ll 53 A D A 2i B C 3 -OT tl I IV CJ To jbi Lad in tlie country, and will sell them on r&isanabhj Vrml. In a word, wo intend to keep a general assortment of such gooJs as ara required by the wants of the. country, and will sell them at such piiees as cannot, but bo satisfactory to tnose who r.yty iavor us with1 their patTo Cur Frietid With our, best thanks to the friends i who have heretofore "givep"tistblif trade land their influence, we desire to say to them and tlo pnllie generally, that wa are

town 'cf RusIiT-Jie, pose of them at fair prices and on fair Ue third monday i.ij. rmn ' .. . , .,CRO '

i A SETS, of China ware Queensware, and i OKS many new styles of Glassware, direct from en-.poriers ana .i.-in , lecturers, winch we are I sILinJ at low prices. j Adid 9,' J A. G. 'HAUZYjSt CO.

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DISSOLUTION OT !C OPAE THEESHIP !! j IHR psrnrshir fcerrtofore exsir, between I i J. Vm. A. 1'usrlt and John S. '? I'.lsno. in the ' Drug BuJine!, under the nmne snd Style of": ' V,". A. I"ut;n 5r. Co.," i t?i!s (iff tlissalTed ! I? iKntuai tonrent. The l ocks and notes of '' aaid vim are in the hand of John S. "U'i iison. j iiu w, i cuucci mi ii.uucvs uae ana pa u I cla'tnn against said fc, i'r i persors. Uitiefore. knowi?; themselTes indebted to V."m. A. Pufh & Co., tuber by note or account, wi! I W expected to settle the same as son a a convenient. The undorsignf-'l will continue in the Drug business at the old rtand. Odd e elicw's Cor ner, in ail its various branches. Thankful lor jibe liberal pa'ronage bestowed cn the old firm. ne no pes to mem a coiitmtianre ot toe sameDr. .Puea will ttill Vteg tia ofT'.ce in the store, wh- re lieAmay ataSlt.wes le consulted. Nov. S.1S53 joUNS. M'lLLISON. DR. CULVERWELL OTi 13 V ?i 11 ii u . A MEDICAL ES.U" OX A NEW, CERTAIN AND KAHICAL CUiK ? SPEH.MArTOSP.UCt:A, &c. WITHOUT THE USE DP INTERNAL MEDICINES, CAUTERIZATION, ORANY MECHANICAL APPLIANCES. Just published, the 6th edition, in a sealed envelope, gratis acd mailed to any add.ets, post-paid, on 'receipt of two stamps. This little wort., enienal;ne from a celebrated member of the medical profession, (riven the most important information ever published to all persons entertaining eoubt of t! er physical condition, or who are conscious of having hazcrd id their health and happiness contain: inir the particulars of an entirely new and perect remedy for Spermatorrhoea or SeniinaJ Weakness, Debility, Nervousness, Depression of Spiri ts, 1 of Energy, Lassitude, Timidity, Involuntary Seminal Disehargf-s. lrnpairei' Sight and "leiuory, Llotches ami Pimples on the face. Piles, Indirection, Palpitation of the Heart, and liodily Prostration of the whole system, inducing irnpotcncy and mental Hnd physical incapacity by menus of which tvery one may cure himself privately, and at a ' trifling expense. O Address Dr. CI1. J. C. KLINE1 st? Avenue, cor. l'Jlh s'reet. New-York ; Post Box No. 4ofe6. Nov. 5, 1853 3nis PTJR.IL Y TEE SLOCD. Continued pain or uneasiness in any organ is generally cured by one or more doses of Braniireth's Pills. Thirty years' personal experience by the undersigned fully justify this assertion. " Dr. James Lull, of Postdam, N. Y., says : " I bave cured themost deplorable costiveness of the. bowels with Hramlreth's pills, when every other remedy hnd (ailed, and the patient was given up to die. Skin diseases of an inveterate and painfnl character, such as erysipelas, salt rheum, tetter and sumir:er-he',t, 1 have seen eradicated by their use. I have cured the rheumatic, the epileptic, the paralytic and the consumptive with these excellent pills alone." In jaundice and all affections of the liver, dyspepsia, dysentery and diarrhoea, plurisy, sudden pains and imiamations, female obstrucscoioutic anil scroiuious, even pou'y , near9,,ic oftVetions, have iriven wav to the use of this medicine, and now, after twenty years' experienc-, niy estimation of Bcandrela's Pills continues to increase. OBSTRUCTION. A youncr lady, beautiful and healthy, took cold, which caused a serious obstruction for two years; her neaitti was broken down and her beauty, departed. At length llrandreth's Pills were tried ; eleven doses, of from two to four, were talten in fifteen days preceding the usual period. Regularity was restored, and her health and good looks recovered. . WORMS. . . Brandreth's Pills ore' the best vermifuge ; they are infallible. A little child,-sis years old, for some weeks was drooping ; its mother gave it one of Uraodreth'n sugar coated pills ; the next day there came away a worm sixteen inches long, and as large as a child's finger. The child was well. PLEURISY... A gentleiran, away from home, was taken with pleuiisy ; the inflammation was terrible ; every breath made him writhe with agony. Eiftht Brand Teth's Pills were" swallowed, and warm oil applied locally; the pills . operated, and trie pain wa.r relieved ; plenty of gruel was taken, and six more pills-, and the second day he patient was cured. - . Thers statements should have weight, and prevent the use of poisonous drugs, ami stop the sad practice of bleeding. B. BRANDP.ETH." Brcndreth's Pills are sold at the Principal Office. 204 Canal street, Bra ndreth Building, at 25 cents per box ; and the same, sugar coated 13 -cents, warranted to keep as well as the plain. Sold by Joseph Hamilton, Kushville. Nov.. 185ti lm. . m , . : : . . Another Arrival Of those beautiful Cactus Bonnets, . ' Col'd Bloomers, French Flowers and -.v i Wreaths, ? .- ' Besides 5 few 'of tho.se beautiful . Stilla Shawls and J. & E. II. W0LE '& CO. May 28, 185S Notice of Sale. - Notice is hereby 'given, tViP.t I will sell at public auction, on Friday the 3rd day of Deoember next, at the residence of Thomas Carson, late of Rush county, deceased, all his personal property," not Ijequeathed to the widow by said decedent's will, consisting in part of hogs, cattle, sheep, orses, nay, coram the field, one-half of a threshing m.tchine, together with firming utensils, &c, &c. ' . A credit of twelve months will be given on all suHi over three dollars, the purchaser givirg his note with approved rurity, waiving valuatiju and appraisement laws. - - - WILLIAM C. FOX, . Nov. 10th, i.858. 3wpd. Jixecuto.. T. C. Gelpio. J. Helm, Or- '" 1 A W OFFICE. ' .' GELP1N & HELW1, Attorneys and Collectors, WILL PRACTICE in all the Courts of Eastern Indiana. Special attention given to Collections. All bus v Office North of Court House, two doofc East of Rush's Drug Store, up sLiirs, Rushville, Indiana ,. ... , . . . bot19 ?m. ' 2J 0TICE 02 . ADinXISTSATIfjIf. Notice is hereby given that the nridpfWcnoA I has been appointed Executor of the last will ot 1 nomas parson, late of Rush county, deCeased." Said Estate is s .I'veit. " '' ' ' WILLIAM C. TOX,; Noa. 10th, U5St 3wpd. Executor. S. W. Epbinson, Attorney at 'Law HUSHVILLE. I5DIA3ff:", ! Qce Over T. F. WLrsttr " Co Grc . . . . '-eery Zlire. .,'.- ;.v -' .

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School Books JCST received a itock of the School tlo.i SpellersMcGufTy's Spellers. WetJt't'i F.lerr.entsrT SpellersWtbster's Pictorial Speller. XiUtlUClOi XcC.W ist, 2nd, 3rd, th. 5th and ; Indiana 1st, 2nd, 2rd, and 4tb Readers. Gr ammars . Butler's Grammar. t ' Pmneo't Piimary nd Analytical Gannar. Kirk hair's Gran.mars. , Weil's Grammar. Brown's Grammar. Tower's Grammar. Bullion's Grammar. Ilallieniatical Bocks. Ray's 1st, 2ud, 3rd and Higher Arithmetics. Stodsrd's Mtnlal, Intellectual and Philosoihical Arithmetic. Kay's 1st and 2nd Aleebras and Kejs. " Davits' AlebTa and Key. Robinson's Ht and 2nd Algebra and Key. l'aviea' Geometry, Bourdon, and Surveying. Guniiner's Svrveying. Eook Keeping. Crittenden's F.ook Keepiu;.' and Blanks. Peltou &. Eastman's Book Keeping and Blanks. . . , Smith's Book Keeping. , , r . . Geograpliies. Mitchel's Ancient Geography and Atlas. Mitchfel'8 Modern " Olnev's Geography and AHhs. Mitchel's Primary Geography, t oltou &c Pitche's Introductory Geography. Col'.ou iV. itche's Modern " Monteith's Manuel of Geography.' Smith's Primary Geography. Philosophy & Ciiemistry. Parker's Philosophy. Comstock's Philosophy. - . Gales' Philosophy. . " , Comstock's Chemestry. . . Sillimau's Chemistry. Johnson's Chemistry. Porter's Cheniijtry. Youman' sUheinis try ." Cutter's Physiology and Hygiene. Burnett's Gsogradhy of the Heavens. Classics. , Andrews &. Stoddard's Latin Grammar end Reader. - Bullion's Latin Grammar and Reader. McClintock & Crook's First Book in Latin. Harkness&. Arnold's First Latin Book. Bullion's First Lefsons on Greek. Bullion's Sailust. ' ': : Anthcn's Cicero. Just received and fcr sale at Campbell's " Oct 22, 1.53. BOOK 1TOHS. Cap and Letter Paper. 1 TA REAMS of Superior Caii, Letter and I WO Note Paper, ruled and p in, " at Campbell'-9 ' BOCK ETORjQ. Slates. 1 CASE of German Slates of various sizesand JL best quality, just received and for sale at BOCK STORE. Campbell's Wrapping Paper. 100 REAMS of Wrapping Paper justreceivee at Campbell's BCOK STOREi OT1CE. " rpillS is to notify the public that Letters of JL Administration liave been granted tome by the Clerk ofRush county.npon thePersonal Estate of Gilbert Edwards, late of Rush connty deceased. Ti e estate is solvent. Oct 22 3w JAS. B. BRIGGS. STATE OF INDIANA, Q, RUSH COUNTY. I ab' In the Court of Common Fleas, Iannary Term, 185SJ. Rebecca Brown. . . . t'.. Timothy Brown, John W. Brown, .: - . Oliver Brown, Aaron Brows, ' Serena A. Brown, Levi Hays, - , Hiram P. Hays, Francis M. Hays,. Sarah Dimmick, Cordial Dinuuick, , . Polly Rinaberger, Adam Rinaberger. Edith Stevenson, . Charles Stevenson, Alhson Cook, Ann E. Bianchard, George Cook. . Milton OcManus, Petiticn for Partition. Phebe Cook, Eliza J. Parkhurst, George Parkhurst, - ', ''. John Cook, , Rebecca Hale, Onias Hale, ' Wm. F. Blanchi rd, George W: Bianchard, ' Martha E. McManus, Andrew S. Bianchard, t . . Lucy L. Bianchard, Delilah Moffitt, Joshua Moffitt,- ' : , : ' " , Phebe Smdser, Peter Smelser. Eli2a Reeves, ' Samuel Reeves. On thi; Sth day of November, ISoS.said petitioner, b Clark & Kackleman, her Attorneys, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of said county, her petition for partition, and also an affidavit of a competent person, from which it .appears that the said Levi Hays, Polly Rinaberger, Adam Rinaberger, Edith Stephenson, Charles Stephenson, Rebecca Hale, Onias Hale, William F. Bianchard, George W. BlancfcaTd, Martha E. McManus, Milton McMaous, Andrew S. Bianchard, Ann E. Bianchard, Lucy L. Bianchard and Delilah Moffitt, are non-residents of the State of 'ndiana. Therefore said non-Tesidents are hereby notified of the pendency of said petition, and to be and appear before the Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of said c'ounty on the Second day of the next term thereof, tv be tolden at the Court House in the town of Rushville, in the county of Rush and Statu of Indiana, on the Fourth Monday in January, .-A. D., Ia59, at whica time the same is set for trial Witness, Georee Hibben, Clerk of said Court this 8th dav of November. A. D. 1853. .. : .... , - ;- -. GEOoGD HIB3EN', w ot'12 3w - - '' -Clerk. "ELXviTlfoiJ SEEN iHEM? That superb BngTavitig, - Twe Vtllasi Blacksmith,' and the beaulif; I Art Journal, which are furnished to subscribers of the Cosmopolitan Art Association, caa now be seen at EushvUie for a short time only. Sea adveruseujtnt eLewhere beaded-r-New Features.- "' : " novl2 2ms. J SUBSCRIBE AT 0SCE ! If you wish to secure a copy of tbat elejant Engraving.- The ViUago B!actsmith,"and the Art Journal, with the other premiums, be sure k and subscribe $3, before the 1st of January, 1853" Specimen copies of the above, and foil particulars given by applying to I. ,S- Stuart, Agent. ' See auTertrsement elsewhere headed New Features, &c. tavli 2ms, if

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rr1HE v. .ndc-rsr.ed would respectful! inform L the citizens of Rush county tUat be has jnst opened a iarj BCOt t SiiOC tCl3 1 1" illllC Fl t . In the JjirssosKs Biros, seccrd doo below ': the Post Otr.ee, Rushville, 1 '.. w U re he will t be happy to see as many cf bis frier.es as te- 1 aire anything iu his line. His sb'ck of Boot j and Shces'is very larp!-, and l as been se'ectcd j with great care. It is t.ptcislly adapted to the trade and pntj of the people of this com- ! muni'y. "Quick s.tlts and small profits' will be his motto. He is ceterriiicci to i:s- t r of-e of lis stock on more favorable terms to ? purchasers than such article' have ever been j sold in this mas ket before. H invites an examination of his Meek, confident th.it h-' can please both in price and quality, lie wiil aiao keep on hand a large supnly of L E A T II E II , Which he will !ipse of en very favorable terms. He will pay the highest market price in casn for Green and Dry Hides. , Oct. 22. '5S !y C. S. DONALDSON. . . iST Tj W AJICKOTYPE GALLERY? I HAVE fitted up a Gallery in the Jackso.m. a n Block, one door west ol the Post Office, up stairs, where 1 am prepared to supply all who eiveme a call with AMBROTYFE and MALENEOTYP3 PICTURES tf a superior quality. My pictures aTe taken by the latest improvements in ti e Photographic Art, and for BRILLIANCY OF TONE, LIFE LIKE t-XP'rfESsI N and DURABILITY are second to none. All are invited to call and examine specimens. Satisfaction guaranteed iu every case, or no charge made. - PRICES t'ruvn 25 cents to So, accprdtng to the quality of the Case. J. K. BACKUS, Aktist, T. BACKLS, Pkopkietoh. Oct. 22, ly "Agricultural. V ORDER of the Board of Directors of the Rush County Agricultural Society and Stock Comrany, notice is hereby given that additional subscriptions will be received to the stock of said company, and for this purpose books will be opened ini each township in the cc-uuiy, and will remain open until the first - rba'urday in December next. The books will be opened and subscriptions s'cick received by the following named geneiren in the several townships of the county: Ripley David Holloway and II. B. Hill. Posey O. V. Meredith. Walker B. W. Riley. Orange Aaron Bosley. . " Anderson Abuer Conde. Rushville J. S. Campbell and E. C. Euel. Jackson James Downey. Centre S. S. McBride. Washington J. M. Sbawbaa. Uniort J.T. Hincuman. Noble J. T. Gregir. Richland W. C. Stewart. The citizens of each township wiil be entitled to ten shares, at ten dollars per share, payable' on or before llie first day of the Annual Fair ot the Rush County Agricultural Society and Stock Company for the year 1S5J. . All who feel au interest in the cause of agriculture and the success of this Society are urgently solicited to come forward and take the stock immediately. ABNER CONDE. Pres't. Reb Pugh, Sec'y. October 22. IbbS. -EAB'AND EYE. DEAFKESS. TOTAL OS PARTIAL. ID. TAR. H Enwood Sr bess to call attention of J those suflering undera partial or total loss of tbe sense of bearing to the following facts: ' He treats diseases oi the middle and internal, or with medicine rouchessuch as is practiced in the infirmaries of Berlin, Leipsie, Brussels Hamburg; and lately by the most distinguished London Aurists, withthe most wonder ful success; indeed it is the orly method that has been universally successful. ' The best pioof of the efiiciencyof tbissta'3ment will be a Teterence to nearly nine hundred names, residents of the United States and Canda, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, who have been restored to acute hearing, and in not a single solitary case, to our knowlee.re did we fail to effect either a partial or a total restoration of tne hearing when our advice anl instructions were faithfully adhered to. Many who could not hear the report .cf a pistol at arm's length, can now hear a watch ber.t at the dist.nr.ee of four feet. In case of niucs accumulation to the Eustuchiana Tube and Tympanum, inftamation of the mucus membrane, nervous affections diseases 'of the mambrana tampania, called the -'drum," ot when' the disease cen betraced to the effects of fever and colds, the nse of quinine or mercurj a medicines, gathering in the ears in chddlio od &c, this treatment stands pre-eminent. When the auditry canal is dry .and .scaly, with little or no secretion; when the deafness is accompanied with noise in the ear; like falling water, chirping of insects, ringing of bells rustling of leaves, continual pulsations, a discharge of matter, or when in stooping a sensation is felt as if of rushing of blood to the head hid taken placefwhen the hearing is less acute in dull cloudy weather, or when a cold has been taken this method of treatipgth; disease is infaliable. In deaf and dumb cases, my experience warrants me in saying that if tbe hearing was good at any time, much can be accomplished. In the deaf and dumb) schools at. Leipsic ont of a class of fourteen J succeeded in restoring four to very acute hearing. . ' .. -.- - Dr. E. oegs explicitly to state that in thosa cases he undertakes, he jiuarauifces a successful result complete restoration cf the sense, or such an improvement as wiil be perfectly j satisfactory, if his remeies are l.iithlully applied and directions adhered" to. Applicants wul please state their age, duration of the dis ease, ii mal'er issues from tne external passage, if there are noises in the ears, slate cf general health, and what they euppose to -have been the cause of the deafness. WUn the bearing iSTesrorea u rs espcceu ma inott iu easy clt- , ,,".,, ALL DlbLALLi Ui l ilt. L.1 L. Successfully treated by the application oft Mkoicated V Areas, - &c, an infallible and Dainless treatment for diseases.of the" EYE, acute anc chronic cataracts, specks, iufiamaI tion, film and weakness of visiou, granulation of the lids, ulceration of the lachrymal glands, etc &c. To the astonishing aud gratifying effects of this treatment, the child. Hie youth, those of mature age, as well as those far advanced in life, all bear testimony to tbe wonderfully, renovating, healing and soothing effects. Consultation fee five dollars. - . 53 Lr. E's. work on diseases of the eye the nature and treatment of deafness, and teaiment of the deaf and dumb illustrated witL stetlpla.es priee 'i0. " Money letters must be registered by the Pottmastei such only will be. at my risk. Correspondents must enclose postage. Medicines, .".pparatus, ire, tent to any part i at my eapeasv aud risk. . ? Audrey, - -'- - Dr. II. ENWOOD Sr. ' ' ! Brooklyn, N.Yor Oct. 8 6mo. j "LOTEliTG. Our stock in this line tslargs It and desirable, and wiil be so44 oa favorMetetms. U l W Vv X L-ltl.i

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f9 is t - l ui O r. M W e M v -" g b GO r T 9 o t? o 5 55 ir. 3 . j "va I 5 ' ?5 O o o o O 5 5 a - ft o S3 O m C U-5 t o (- C3 ft o " 2 S3 w p S3 6 o to o s rr e w mi 1:1 o o tta jr3 5 s b tr f o a w Q p? OS c 2 c 5 o' c 3 O tern t ! 2 sroa-' 3 : o r t?-S iL - o rcr. o . - rV ' 1L .W0ESTEE! WORSTEPv II AS MACKEREL". WOR.STER II AS WlilTE FISH, WO ESTER HAS THOUT. WOESTEPv HAS WHITE LIME, WOKSTEIl HAS FEASTER PAET? WOESTER HAS CEMENT. WORSTER HAS PITTS IJLTtG COAL j AT HIS NEW STOUE ROOM ON MAIN STREET. CALL ANL fc EH i : i "pJnf y nr jrr RfprV"h nl f OTQ u lww lJ U LUii.iVli.wX2. j Basic or the Stte ok Isduw, a . , Branch at EtMivn.Lt, Nov. 2ith, 1S5S. Tlie annual mee mj of the Stockuoiaers for the election of five Directors for this Branch "will he neld on Tuesday, January 4tb, iS5a, between tbe hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and ! A o-ciock, r. iu., ar me i3annvousts ci trte Branen, in accordance with tne renuiremen ts of4 the Charter. Stoekuolccia ais earnestly solicited to attend. Bv order of tbe DirstorR. . 'W. C. McRH"2"i;cr.D3, Ca&hler. Nov. 2Ctb, lfcSS td "W. A. Oiillen, ATTORNEY AT LAV, ' EirSHVILLTj, INDIAN A. . . CEce in Jackoiiiau Slock . Dis solution. i mttF t'rr;..-t '"- 1 ?.".... ,i''.'in - ..M , n i V . A. Culien ai:u m. , Cassauy in ttief ipracuce of law, is th's cay d.s'dve t by rntu;al consect. CICLLEir oc C1EHACY. j Nov. 19, 1S5S Sw. ! 1 eraice Encampment- No. 12. I. O. O. F. i 1) meets on thetrst and t hir.t Friday evening of ch month, at Odd Feiiows Hail ' R. D. MAL2Y. C. D. M. f'aiTOjt, St Tr.

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NEW n 1 - XL lr:en', inrjs nortant V;rjwvery ':n ira .treat tt: II ypopti-Mni, $ of iitsic tiC .. E?v Iff nilp.1 bii.t'f. the Lubes e-.:.-cren in tft ? r ji:n-J !-5t t ,T. to-'ttn s l'x'pt wbreltal Jt-ii.aof tbw tit-.:re!t KMceetRf.iI rl .?, Th- nr. vtio' ;ii-.in I1" Lt i S;;-c, onu.i prjst.'ic-. 1 t .jve aUa Teversaat with iKiLALr -ne:: 1 a cor:.-t-p i:cx. i-mr.-tt.i::. Lnrvii itia. r n ! r ars-s'uf ! lie Chest a: 't.i ly .r-j-1 1 b v t . e i r. !: c ". s : ' Powders by cl-si. r men i. a id ;.,rs an,! aud ci?. ;taVioni,ltrit. I i rr" irreceiVr.teu-nc-t. w! ich''1. t. erct.! ti.-.-; niettoj if ;re:c? i:?-Jivs of ti Lur;- Ti r-". ! . - '.: ' td Jr- ;,,!r-iart from their usral r ur. and svail myself of the cc'i.:rr.. ef tie press to t!it.ke it Intra u such a -av .x l-i'.i'i rir cr r. or prcdisnnted to. scub aiVecti. i.s Tf - of brht. er dav hs tvc: 't! o ssilriic-h irnve.l for the consumpi!oetr:rse of t 'i-.curabt'itT of cosuu.p ti'Li' .i n h;i5 n w f in..-.ed i. wav. We have inb e pr.v f in (. r j-se5ion. tbat conMin ptH n m a.l iu st mts can ty cured; inth ftrM, by t! e tnbrenlar absorption: in tbe -ec-or.d. by the 1rsns?i-r;a;ksn of tub-nule int ci.a.ky r.udcalre.'on coneietions; in the third, by cent 'aces or tears. Tb.e wedled to.tb opmietss of tbe past may s.ert that it ts e'vm ,,w ir.curable;- ueh are ber.md the are. Ta all persons, then, tin crest ttu'h ra-istbe apparent, viz: ifcut rr,t-!:ci::es inhale! dircctlv j into the lun??, whether in the funr. of vapor or I rwJ-1'. 'st be more t-a I than that taken 1 ta the s:r:::.-.t Ii. In r. f . nrlr f refuse i'..r the cor.suu-.ptK-e, is in inhalation. ana sh-; as.. t'uca of t ana sH-: a:V.;-.ioi::il f,.':ij t.t vt-i; ih. : jua will avitil hi". self. e Ml'.leSR.'on Itlal .v n.tr-n.l !-" iidiauon rave t mna it soothing ana emcactoua in the hiahest degree: .a rrt sting the progress of of the diseases, and wcrkiai; wonders ia many dv:;rer:ie cases; m verity a triumph of our art over ibis ft II destroyer of cur species. Note. iT.jsieians wishing to mate themselves c: nainted -,tb t; us yrai valus ice, are luiurmeu tr: reply, s cur time heir. i we ran only s to tfse f n-re :ents u. cU, to such letlers as fcuta:n a tee. The fee in all CS..--.-S of onsurrrp'.ion will ba tit': Oil it;t'!;;c! wh:-:h the necessarv raediCiBts and in.stu!:Vitr wi:i be forwalded. n?p.iauti wiil please elate age, sex, occupatiou, marrie-J o.r iinie. Low long affected, ifany l-ercditaty iisc-ase eisl.r in the family, and syutptons peneial'.y. Let tbe nam of the town,county and Suite be plainly written. Postage t'jr leti. in answers nmst be eircJoed. Letters, if regisiered by the Postmaster, are at our risk. Address, II. ENWOOD, M. D. Brooklyn, New York. Oct. Cn. Brookviile Mixrbii V0ri. scnucnTs &jeeid. rn HEY manufacture to-order and eep coaX atantiy on Laud every desft'rption f monnuier.Ui work, Urns, t)U!isks, Half Obelisks. Tomb Stones, Mai.tels, Toble Tops, &c.,and everthin? periamini to the business.- Ther are prepared to execute in unequalled style etry description ot work conuectej with their bus. tit ss. Ttieir-priCi s aieias low as any lespousi t;ie shop in ti.e West. In cae sa'isfact:un is not given, we ask no c:e to receive tha woih. Address all ordf :s 'o b'.hricii'e &. Reed, Brookviile, lnd., and they wiil leeeive prompt at'eriti.ui. Oct 1. '5a I y. s B A r F mm The f.rst annual session cf this Institution trill open fir the Ttttpticn cf Lib MALES and FEMALES on the First IIor.day in October. 1?53. It is situated ia oneof the most beautiful anl reaith!ul portions of Rush county, two miles north of New Salem, and a half mile south ef Little Flat Rock Cr.urch, on t' e rotd'leading from New Salem to Marceilus. The i atrnns of this school have secured the services of jchii Grrrnr, principa For the following rar. Mr. 'Guffia will ba assisted by tin efficient teacher. Tbe shool will be divided into two iepaftments the Higher and the Lower. . The studies of tbe Lower Department will embrace ail the branches that are usually tauclit. Candidates fr adrnissioa t the Hisber Department nmst be prepared to enter, with advantage, ort the t-fuciy of Arithmetic, Geography and English Grammar. The .studits of trds department will embrace thp Aacicnt and Modern Languages, to-reiht-r with ail the bibber brancbM of an EnjrMsh edncntion. Theaessioa wiil be divided into three terms of twelve BctKs each. Each of the first t o terms wiil be followed1 by a vacation of oat week. TUITION, Per Term in Lnrer Dc u rtpnt, 83 00 Ilur'aer 6 M iucidectfl expriirc-s per term, parable at the ts;.iirriou of e.icii term, I P0 Eoatdmg and k.d6ix:t. with lights and fuel. ' can te obtained in p.-ivate f:-u;ihes at $1 50 to SI " j pt.r week. Students are rrirnerted to come in at, c neiir, the beginning of the first term. For fur ther particular j address ELDER B. F. REE YE, New Salem, Ruih Countj . lai. Oct. 1. '5i lv. DR. H. JAIMES, TteHeiired Physicicn, discovered while in the East-lues, a certain care ff,r Consumption, Asth ma, i.TonctiU s, cougtis. Cuius, ana general debilitv. The remedy tvas . discovered by him when hi only child, a Uaitghter, was given tip to die. lira child was cureil, and is now alive and well. Desir :n of benefitting his fellow nr'Ttn!.. hi wiil stnd lo those who wish it. the recirie containing full uirecttons lor making and" successfully ustnr this remedy, ra;:i:, on receipt of t!. ir mirre. Addres, O. P. r.i;"-vy, No. 13 Gtand fhreet. Jersey Citv. N.J. oct 1 3 mo. jk. il. i liLliiV.lit:, 2i cLr?T fTSEr.T, sr.'j voan, !'.A:;u?ACTUt:::.i ci ! Glass. lire?", 4tis'iX7 , llotf!es, Etc. CIrss Wf.re fcr Cher.iie,u Dr-iir.-s s, Per- ' irncr.-, Pi! torr-'pi.- a Green Glass Vv'sre by tbe packasa liberal discount made to lie trade. sOr !eTS fr-'-ta Country Drugcists and Detiieis solici'-ed. Price LLt sent oar I.tetM a. oct 1, '5S ly. l?iro Kindlers. pr.Z?AH"2 ICR. COLD "WSATHEn ! rp F. WORSTER i-t the n;e stent tor the sa1 1 of W.T. Hatche's celebrated rIRE KIXOLEKS, ia this county. A package containing cTo.-s of it I cf the Kiri Lers. i only about e. - - - ', n .' ' . pnl .tr.i V . . ; .f. -'t H 1 1; aid of a catch, is fnr.rcit.tt to ignite either ft coaler wood tire. Ketai! prife, '.;ct. pe.. tros. Perwns wishing to purchase to sll Ejain sviSI be supplied on rccfaiiame terras. C a.l an j get a sample, aad gie tbtta a fir" trii.l. Oct. K.-"i-A C V K D . II IT II A II E 9 SPECTFULLYaanouneei to fie ritiienr cf Rr.stivii'a and vicinity that she is in receipt ot the i.s-esi famous, direct tronr New York. She may be fonnd at the restCenccof her fj-.ter, eppr-iite ve;..v. wn'-te Ei-e is n.-crisftd Eev. Jar: es Hu-' to do alt itC4 err-, r.arsfi-r tUrr.tle. I f it: in l.er line iu t: e m rt?ues's all to eaJ aui se Jzi. $, 'i'i '"ft