Rensselaer Gazette, Volume 2, Number 52, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 20 April 1859 — Page 4

JBisccllaumis. Mind Your Aitches. Almost every body knows C . He is a big, red faced, full fed Englishman, good natured withal, and one of the best-hearted men in existence. He is very fond of good living, and no man is a better judge of ’alf an-’alf which is a beverage he swears by. But C is unfortunate with his h’s; he never can put one where one is wanted, but uses them liberally where there is no occasion for them. Many are the stories current about this peculiarity of C ’s, and not a few of them have appeared in print; but we 1 have heard one lately that has never had the honor of types to our knowledge. I A good many years ago, C used to keep an eating house. He was one of his own best customers, and seldom went home at night without taking his mug of ’al'-an’-’alf and something to eat. But he liked his mince pie warm; and one night he said to his bar-b y, “take this pie ’A ry,and go and ’eat it.” Harry looked surprised, but no* to “look a gift horse in the mouth,” obeyed the order without hesitation. In about half an hour, says C , “where’s that pie, ’Arry !’’ “It’s all right,” replied Henry, “I’ve ate it.” “The deuce you have,” says C ; “and pray who told you to heat it!” “Nobody,” said Henry, “and I did’nt heat it.” “Why, clow it,” roared C , getting excited, “I did’nt tell you to heat the pie; I told you to go and 'eat it,” “Well,” exclaimed Henry, “I know it, and I did’nt heat the pie; I ate it cold.” This was too much for C ;he came pretty near exploding, but finally saw the point of the joke, acknowledged the corn, took his ’alf-an-’alf and ate his pie without ’eating it, that night. But the story somehow got out, and though many years have elapsed since then, he has not heard the la?t of it yet. —zVew York Paper.

Mrs. Partington Patriotic.

•Hurra!’ said Ike, as he read the fact in the papers,‘here’s O’Rag.tn admitted to the Union!’ ‘A furiner. I should judge,’ remarked Mrs. Partington, looking very wisely at the steam that rose from the tea-cups and formed in one cloud near the ceiling, ‘but I’m glad they let him come in to enjoy our political rights and lefts, and other prerogatives. There’s room enough, and the rear of our in-, stitutions should be-extended. I don’t believe a man should be cut off because he wasn’t born in this country for twenty-one years, which of course wasn’t any fault of his, for everybody would be born here if they could have their own auction insulted.’ ‘lt means,’-said Ike, surprisingly, ‘a new ’ State!’ •Well, child,’ replied she, ‘the odds is only the difference—States or men, ’tis all the astro. Let ’em come in to our grand consternation, where the eagle shall spread its broad opinions over ’em, and make ’em happy in an unlimited bondage of brotherly affliction, like the Siamese twins.’

Interesting Tale.

’Twaa twillight. The sun had sunk beneath the western hills, and the bright ray which had streaked the western horizon had disappeared! A lovely female, who had been but one short week a bride, had been led to the hymenial altar with lively anticipations of future felicity, sat in a secluded apartment with her husband. She slowly moved her sylph-like form toward the pirt-i ner of her bosom—raised her delicate h ind- ! and— slapped him in the face with the dishcloth! I The remainder of this intensely, interesting story will appear in the zYttic Four/.Weekly Bladder, which is writtep for by Smasher, Blower, P. Nuts, Geoigie Buttermilk, Sam Wheelbarrow, Peter Jackknife-, Mathusaleh Soapsude, Sylvester Littlebigfellow, Joshua Rundownhill, Billy Greencheesewax, and Miss Take, Miss Cellane, Sal Vation, and all other popular authors, too numerous to mention.

A bolition of the Grand Jury in Michigan.

The Detroit Free Press says, the act providing for the trial of criminals by information goes into effect sixty dacs after the 12th of February, at which time it became a law. This law virtually abolishes the Grand Jury* which has for so long exercised its inquisitorial functions, reserving for the Circuit Judge power to call it into session whenever special cases need its aid. All cases are to be examined before a Justice of the Peace*, and by them co mitted directly to the higher courts,instead of indictments, as has been previously < one. o<7”l’he great center iron tube of the Victoria bridge, at Montreal, was completed in March, by meansofa staging built on the ice underneath. It wide, and 22 feet high, elevated 60 feet above the level of the river, which allows passage under itot the steamboats, and other craft of that vicinity. Youmg Mem Beware. —At the Columbia Court in Wisconsin, in an action between Maria Benedict plaintiff, against George Hollingsworth defendant, a verdict of fifteen hundred dollars was rendered in favor of the plaintiff for breech of promise of marriage. OfjTA youn lady, at a party some time since, rem irked to a female friend: ‘I can’t think what induces young men to drink to such recess when they know it is so conjurious to their institution!’

0C?“A couple of little boys, broth ts, in Green County, Indiana, quarreled the other day about the possession of an axe. After a one of them succeeded in getting the axe, and immediatley struck his little brother in the head, killing him instantly. GO” A Woman in New York recently complained against a Chatham street merchant for selling her a horse-hair mattrass lined with rat-tails! ■ _ Meekness. —A boy was asked what meekness was. He thought a moment, an 1 s lid: “Meekness gives smooth answers to rough questions. (KT”11 is said to be a well known fact that during the last ten years Kossuth has been studying military science.

Cash for Gram. rpilE undersigned wiil pay the HIGHEST L MARKET PRICE IN CASH for Wheat. Corn, Rye, Barley,-Oats,_&e., at the old stand of Haddix &. Son, in Gillam township. 5 16-ts C. G. HARTMAN. JASPER. COUNTY LAND AGENCY. R. H MILROY. x.. A. COLE. I»I I IE O y V COI. K , REAL ESTATE AGEN NS, A RE prepared to transact ail business usually ‘ V pertaining to Repl Estate Agencies—will ; gave prompt mid careful attention to the purchase mid sale oi Real Estate, payment of Tuxes, &c I’liey are prepared to and will furnish corrcctab- ■ tracts of titles to any'piece or pieces of hind ' anywhere in this county, and will accompany the same with a legal opinion us to its validity, without additional charge, whenever required. 20,000 Acres' O! the best land in Jaspercounty, suituated in in all parts of the connty, mid comprising •very variety ot timber mid prairie; also, several well-improved farms in various partsol' the conn- ■ ty, for sale by .MILROY N. COLE, 43 Real Estate Agents. Tire BEST OF PKAIKIR LAND, DESCRIBED as follows: All of section S, except 80 acres oil'the west side of the section; the north half mid south-west quarter of section 9; tlie east half and the south east quarter of the south-west quarter of section 5; the whole of section 4; the south-west quarter of section 3, and the north-west quarter of section 10. all in township 27, range, 8, situated in the vicinity of Lyon’s Steam Mill, mid in a well-settled neighborhood; plenty of good timber within a short distance of the premises, <will be. sold at very low price upon the following unprecedentedly favora- i hie terms, to-wit: Eil'n n p.-r emit, of the purchase money in hand, five per Cent, in one year, and the balmice in eight equal annual payments. ■ with interest at the rate of six 'per cent, per annum, payable annually, the deferred payments I. secured by mortgage on the premises, b’er the , above real estate iinolv to ‘MILROY A C(>LE. 43 , Laud Agents.

ON ISEAVEId £>»AIi£IF,. A LL of section 4, and the norm half of si.ction.i i » 5, in town nip west quarter of the sonffi-casf quarter of section ' 32, township 29, range o—as good prairie as there . is in Jasper county, selected years ago by good judges; will be sold at low price upon these, tcrniis: §1.25 per acre cash in hand; §2 per acre I on the Ist cf January, 18.‘>9; §2 per acre on the Ist of January, 1860, and the balance in four years from the date of the deed, with interest, by MILROY & COLE, 43 Real Estate Agents.

ONE OF Tire I3IIST I AIS.TIS IN TUU COUNTY, C CONSISTING of 176 acres of prairie and 29 ) acres of timber; 150 acres of the farm in cultivation—an excellent Spring and orchard on the premises; the farm situated three miles from Ronssehier, on the State Road from Rensselaer to Bradford, for sale by ‘MILROY & COLE, 43. . Land Agents. A FINK LITTLEFAKM of SO ACitF.S, SEVENTY acres ©f which is u iidgr-improve-ment; also, 4 1 ai\res of excellent timber belonging to the farm; situated about three miles I from Rensselaer, for Sale n't a v<'ry low price and on good terms by MILROY COLE, 43 Land Agents. Groceries and Provisions. r IMIE undersigned respectfully announces to I the public: that he intends to keep constantly ; on hand iiil kinds and vari ty of Groceries and Provisions, in addition to a large stock of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing. A share of the public p:i----i tronage is respectfully solicited. 29 ” ALE V. R)V E L i

Consumptives, do not Despair O” AN OLD INDIAX CONSUMPTION DOCTOR.UNCAS BRANT’ while a Missionary among the| CURED. Indians of the Rocky Motin-’ tai ns, discovered a rare plans', that proves to be a “certain CONSUMPTION cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthipa, Liver ComCURED. plaint, Nervous Affections, Coughs, Colds, &c. Having now made his fortune and rcCONSUMPTION tired from business, he will send the prescription and di--CURED. reefions for preparing the inedittHu?. free of charge to all who desire it, and will send CONSUMPTION to his agent, inclosing two stamps, (6 cents,; to pay the CURED. return letter, with a description of their symptoms. The Old Doctor has cured more CONSUMPTION than 3,000 cases of Consumption alone, and hopes all aftlicCURED. ted people will avail themselves of this opportunity, as the Doctor wishes to del a'l CONS.U MPTI ON the good h" can before he iji.s. Address till letters to CURED. DANIEL ADEE, Box ! 5 1 D. O. N. Y., 9-1 y Who is his sole agent. REMOVAL. Ki. fiifWMAN, ' TAI LO R A N I) C U 'l’ TE R , ]f>EGS to inform hi.' old friends and 3 tomers that he has removed his place of {K* business to the building, next door east of Laßue, Boys &■ Laßm.'s store, where he hopes ! to receive a continuance, of that support lie tins [enjoyed for th last seven years, and which it will be. hie com Uint study to deserve. 7- ly

'New Albany & Salem R. R. 1859. 1859. WINTEB ARRANGEMENT. ON AND AFTER JANUARY 3. PASSENGER TRAINS WILL BE RUN AS FOLLOWS! GOING NORTH. FROM NEW zXLBANY.—Chicago Mad —Daily, except Sunday, at 8.10 A. M. Stopping at all Stations on signal. Connecting at Greencastle at 3:29 A. M., for St. Louis, arriving at I 4:05 P. M.; and 7:02 P. M for Indianapolis, .r----riviugat 8:.I) P. M.; and at Lafayette at 4.22 A. M. for Chicago, arriving at 11:50 A. M. Passengers dine at Mitchell and sup at Lafayette. St. Louis and Cincinnati Dav Express.—Daily, except Sunday, at 12:- OT. M., stopping at all regular Stations. Connecting at Mitchell with the O. &, M. R. R. train for St. Louis at 4:10 P. i M., arriving at 3:30 A. M.; and for Cincinnati at 4:50 P. M.. arriving at 10:20 P. M. Passengers dine at Mitchell. St. Louis and Cincinnati Night Express.— Daily at 10:30 P. > . Stopping only at regular Stations. Connecting at Mitchell with the O. N M. R. IL trains lor St. Louis afid Cincinnati. Reaching Cincinnati at'8:0() A M., and St. Louis at 3:45 1* M. FROM GREENCASTLE.—Lafayette .Accomodation.— Daily, except Sundays, at 7:2) A. M. Connecting nt Lafayette at 3:33 P. M. with Chicago Day Express, arriving at Michigan City at 8.10 P. M., mid at Chicago at 11:15 P. M. GOING SOUTH. . FROM MICHIGAN ClTY.—Cincinnati Day i Express.—Daily, except Sundays, at 9:15 A. M. 'leaving Chicago at .6.45 A. M.) and running directly through to Cincinnati, arriving at 2:00 l A. M., stopping ut ail Stations between Michigan | City and Lafayette. Passengers dine at Reyn--1 ol'es. Cincinnati Night Express.—Daily, except Saturna vs, .at 11:45 P. M. i leaving Chicago at I ''•()() P, M.) running diiectly through to Cincinnati, arriving at 2:15 P. M. Connecting ut Lai layette, ut 5.27 .A. M ,with Louisville Mail Train ; or New Albany and Louisville, arriving at 6:20 i’. M. Stopping at till itlar Stations North, mdatall Statims South of Lafayette. Passen- 1 gers breakfast al Greencastle and dine at .Mitch--11 FROM MlTCHELL—Louisville Day Express.—Daily, except Sundays, ut 4;55 P. M. Stoppingut all rijgiilar Stations. Connecting at Mitchell with Of & M. R. R. trains from Cinciu-’ nati at 4:10 P. M.. and from St. Louis at 4.50 P. M. Reaching New Albany at 8:15 P. M. Louisville Night Express.—Daily at 2:59 A. M. Stopping at regular Stations. Connecting with O. &M.IL R. trains from St Louts Arriving ut New Albany at 6:15 z\. M. 1 ROM LAFAYETTE.—Greencastle Ac comodation. —Daily at 2:05 P. M. Connecting at Lafayette with Day Express from Chicago; and Michigan City. .Arrives at Greencastle at 6:05 P. AL, in time to connect witli train for Indianapolis at 7:02 P. M-, arriving at B:.'<o P. Al. I 7'he 'J'liroucili Truins connect at Greencastle ’ \v ith tlie Terre Haute and Richmond Railroad, mid at Lafayette with the trains of the Toledo. Wabash, mid Western Railroad, at M. S. Crossing with Michigan Southern mid Northern Indiana Railroad; at Michigan City with the Michigan Central Kailroad lor Chicago mid d: points Wi st and North-west, and for Detroi/and all points East. TTOitly one change of Cars for Chicago,. St. ' Louis or Cinciiimili. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH. O’Throttgh lickets for s.de in Louisville, No 555 Main street, and at the Company's offices in New Albany, Michigan City and Chicago, tor all the principal points i u the East mid North-west. R. E. RICKEII, Sup’t Sitpt's Office, New Albany, Jan. 3, 1859. NEW MADISON HOUSE, Main SI., Columbia & Front, C»NCSNNATI, til’lU. I I tins Hotel is of the most modern constmcI lion, rotitai ai uu all the latest improveui ■til.and convmiisnci s adapted to such mi establishment- Tile purlers, dining-rooms mid bedrooms are newly furnished, the latter being commodious anil well ventilated. The location of the House is excellent, and affords peculiar nd-i vantages to the business commimity, being within five minutes’ walk of the post-oifice, telegraph offices and bunking houses, mid adjacent to the landings of the principal steamboats. Omnibuses mid baggage-wagons, from the several railroads leading to and from the city, call regularly for passengers. The strictest attention will be paid to the wants mid comfort of guests; mid no pains wiil be spared to .merit a continuance of the patronage so liberally bestowed upon the “M uiison” for, years past. -GARRISON & CAHILL, 2>-tf Proprietors. HEE’S ADjy§TA vr “ CI LT VATOB. riTHE undersigned have purchased from the inventor J. of tlie ab.ove-iiained Cultivator, the riiln to the following Counties: Fulton, Jasper, Cass, Miami, White and Pulaski, which they will dispose of on reasonable terms, by tiie township or County, as purchasers may desire. The superiority of this over all other zldjustable Cultivators consists: Ist. In its lightness, cheapness of construction, and strength con.him d with dui ability. The points, when one end is worn mH, may be reversed, placing the top downwards, thus immediately supplying and saving , the cost of an entile new set of teeth. i 2d. This Cultivator may be used with either three ! or five teeth in the same machine, and to cut any ; width of strip desired. i d. The teeth may be arranged at such angle as to ■ threw the dirt either right or left, toorfrom the cam. A specimen of this machine may be seen at. the shop : of Wm. H. Huber, in Keusselaer. WM. H. HUBF.K, ■ 14-ts 1). G. HEAD.

JUST REOEiV D A LOT OF SPLENDID; FAIT AND ! WINTER S,| LADIES, CALL AND SEE THEM. ‘-’9 ACS'.X. KOW Rensselaer Nurs =?r THE undersigned have at their Nurserv. two and a " half miles north-west of Kensselaer, a laige supply if good Apple trees, raised in the ci.uiitv, and ■ suitable to tins climate. They ale r.f the best and! ■ hardiest varieties, of good size arid thrifty. Price lof 1 to 15 cents each, cash in hand. Persons wishing good Apple trees need not go cut of ..tie count) to get them, nor bi y of persons bringing trees from a distance, as we have en< ugh to supply ; the county. |-IG| GOlillWlJt & COEN. Fruit ? 3 33! Fruit Trees’ ! AVI I.L have in Rensselaer in \ gned time for early planting, a large and fine a<s .rtnient i.f chuice I Apple. P, ar. Peach ami <’hcn4 Trees; Isabella .-.ml mdli. r ,;iape Vims; Currants,ltbe famous lawtoil | Blackberry. Ohio Evt rb< a.'in-- I •,berry. and otter va il'ties; Gooseberiu s. Pie Plalm f several hinds; together with sgveial varieties! <,f . - scs and i.tliei’ Ph. wersjAll of wliit h I will disjh si i f al a fair price ■H H WM. H MAJ.TIN, Agent. ‘ » I, Utbl'l M .’llHJi or TOH A LOTS, SITUATED in the best parts of the town of Rem.seiner, lor sal- it very low price and on | favorable terms by MILROY &. COLE. Rcttl Estate Agents.

I Protection, against Lightning. M V W S O Jff ’ S Copper Tubular LIGHTNING ROD, WITH SPIRAL FLANGES, (PATENTED AUG. 5, 1856.) Single Kods, cnmploto for atfm l ing to briMinr?, sewt by express to any Part of the (oldua. V<• off r ih’lehm! inducomen lk to p<*i‘soin who me ei guip <1 in j lilting uji Rods or who may d.-Kire to ei gage in this biuimM. • County and State Eights for sah-. Ihi 3 Rod is in general rise in Central Indiana, and I many Other hwaliiies throngh< nt lie country. It • always succeds where’, r it is it induced. It is no 1 hutnbng. N<> mtn who examiiU 'i- nn rits will ever I buy any otlu r Th - o.d in n mF He way before i it as ignorance fli“S Delon* ihe ; d>::i;cr <f light. Accord ng to Prof. Fnrad.iv. m H . r i.u-n of m te, l copper has a coud i<*tin ,■ j> )• . "to 8 t inn s <_renter than iron ; and, in addition to this inn ♦.] tunt fact. M t’r.H n r i Hod has a surface and out. te arly three times ; great as the old ir >n rod. Jlt.tHu’s Rod is an onia- > ment on the b *<t buildings, • ? d does m t rust, but y.iii endure an age without loAiior i:> c< r due ling piwer. This Ro(j( his receiveil the I .is/ at tb< i American Institute-u New Yerl- : the Fran Min Insti- , tute of Philadelphia; th ’ \;t hogo Fair at L« uisvil’us ; Ky.; the Stat* Fairs of tirio, i w.-t, Indiana. Codthjc- ; ticut, and wherever exhi'ii'e-L '! v. as. nv r beaten L i any contest, and never’.'ill b-' where lk<re are truly ■ scientific judges. It hasbef-n r ndor>rd rnd highly com- ! mended by Jon,n Yot t \g. ProfoKsor if Natural Science 1 in the Northwest.-ru < !> i-t:.» i Un‘v< jdiy; Jas. S. Atiiox, Supt. Indiana Insane Asylum ; IL T. Brown, Indiana State (L*ologi>st; 1 ojiin Anddfws President Kenyon ('o’h*gu, G.iui Ohio; in,s. K’”chfn & Parain. Physicians and ( h *ini>‘s. Indianap: li*. and many other persons <>l well-known .-ci .liitie. attainments. C.r MITNSON, A MAGNIFICENT ENTERPRISE ! A. .B . S.EX AN » FIC’S TBIRTY-THIRD MAGNIF CENT CASH, WATCH AND LAND GIFT DIS I RIBUTIO V, For zllay 15, ConfJiins 80 Sets So 7 id Silver IVVr e. 4J lie. /vi/ Gold Cltuins, 200 Acres of Rich. Ftirm ing Band, 5'2.038 m American Gold, and 400 Cold and Si/vfr Watches, - Among which with be found the GREAT AJJERICA.N SPORTING WATCH, W orth pt • sun;i ng a giand tc;ai cf £,(;((} prizes ainuuiitnig in the aggregate to the ma nif.utnt >uh. < ] Trr o a (. g j :K TICKETS LIMITED TO 17,000. Oa?r- I’rize IF,very Ticket. rp.HE above array of valuab'e goods, will be distvhuI ted in public, in Ed Ind., by a disinterested Coion.ittrr of gun! leti.i n-s tit cied by the tici cl* holders then.seiv< s. vn Munday, Aptil ic, in prccenuiig lay '1 11. k'i V 1 111 . I) r cheu.c to the lavoiabk* cousidcraiiou of the public. I embiace this opportunity ul ictuiniiig my sincere thanks to my m.mtrous f riends and patrons il.ru’ughuu i the Fniun, fYr the very liberal manner which they have | ai run i/.cd me lit r< tufui’e. and tosholw that 1 fully ajprt utate 1 heir kind favors. I would savj that it has been my ccnsianl aim and study. t<> render my Schemes acceptable to them, and at the same lime ihe must libuiai cf anything <1 the kind ever off* red f\.i public coitsideraiion; and in I his connection it is a source’ < 1 .maiitiv.a; i<>n in ii.c, lu be enabh .1 to make the aiinouncumenl. that 1 l ave recently tflecled a; iangemenis by which in future 1 will be enabled t-> receive my Watches direct from the n.aiibfaet ur< is, both in t lii< < i.untt y a. <i in Europe, ami as a ce usem < i.er I will be ri.ahh-d lo furnish my c usi omci with the very best waiche.- in use. Ii wHI also be observed, that in m\ Scheme t\.r February. I Lavr inti dm < d a number o. Hie celubra tech **A MEKICA N WATt HES,” manufactured by Appleton. Tracy. <\r Waltham. Ma<s.. all < f which are wartanted I r ton years, ami are uuqucstK.ltabiv the best wait bus in use. This will l-e the *( th disiribution I have gi vet. in tiic la>l tout years, ai.cl in every instance the drawings have taken place on the day sp< cifted and as adverUsed, (for which set. pr.>. ramme.) they have in every instance beuii .< o iducted -<.|rly i.y a cmnmitle electeel by the lici ( t h. hlers. AM. being free 10-atienel. Immreliafcly alter ihe (hawing the result is printed and fui wa Jed lugrilit r with (l.e pt i/.es draw n, to all tick et-hblders. eit.|i( r by mailer express, at my expense. In this conncdlion 1 deem it nothing more than right to a id. fur the benefit of those who are unacquainted with me and who would like to “try their luck” in my scheme, that 1 h< ruby ayflo r«i?e them to enclose their mc-m y to Mr. H. |)\n.Y. of the firm c.f Rickets Sibir men c.f the State, wh > will receipt for the money so depi sited; and if the drawing docs not go off precisely as s’.atcnl. (sec pro.’’ t am me) all you will law to do will be to call t>n Mr. Taily f v r your money. Under this arrange inenr, y< u see. it would be utterly iinp< ssible forme to take any advantage of you. even ill were so disp. scd. A complete list c.f prizes, together with manner <;f drawing <Vc., is printed ami will be forwarded to a’.l who de sire it. tff* ii responsible persons are desired to act as ? gents for the sale of my 'Fie' rts, and will *’e furnished with rickets at <lt cents ta- h t< tether with full instructions, the prcmiuti.s we allow tor selling Arc. ■” ■” Sin ,le Tickets ; - i.\ Tickets 5 <L,sl.; Twelve Tick ets h dots.: tw< nf -five Tickets t’O. All orders must lx* addressed to A. J. A LEXAN LER, Edinburgh, Johnson County, no. -Ti at my d.awings are fairly, honestly, and honorably conclude cl, ! would respectfully refer you to the foil. wing, wlm are ammig the most prominent citizens of Johnson County: Ncak Perry t I mi f. f Johnson Co., A. Keifer, Repres? ntative of Joisuson Co., Rush, Postmaster at Edinburgh, C. AV. Snow Esq.. John Walsh ami T. S. Moore, all of this place. VY 3 Drawing's take phiceon tlie tliircl Monday in every itlontli. A. J. ALEXANDER, Proprietor. 42 Edinburgh. Johnson Co., Ind.

RENSSELAER Boot and SIIO3 .Store. FBAHE undersigned J would respectfulfully return his thanks to the citiz ms of Rensselaeraud Jasper cotin- gEaBSj js™a® ty, for the very liberal rWriW support they have ex- I » \ tend'd to him since his L. ’ x. ai rival among them,and BSEyI hopes to merit the con- ESgffigh.. t.nuance of (hit patronago by a strict ■itLmtion to the .wants of his customers. IL-buys his Ir-atlierTor cash, employs none Iml the best workmen, paving th'-in cash, I mid sells for cash. Th is, he g-ts his I -other at the lowest rates, gets it manufactured into Boots ' and Shoes at thy cheapest prices, and cun eil'ord to sell on very low terms for cash. ; Give me a call and examine my stock mid I prices, whether you purchase or noL I shall be. i pb-iso<l to wait on yon. The highest pi ice in cash paid for Hides, i ITTKepairiugdo-.e on the she if'. TIID -. SHEEHY. UHAIMVi A\l> V PAI’IUt. \N ICE lot for sale at HARDING &■. TATMAN'S. ADVER T I 8 E IN THE RENSSBLAF. R GA Z E 'l' T E

a laaas aaa FULL ASSORTMENT OF FALL& VINTER GOO D S FOR SALE Cheap for Cash OR FnODTJCE, AT THOMPSON H SON’S SHANGHAI BLILIHNG, hLNSSELAEP., IMD.

VICTORIOUS G'VRR PAIN. BRAGG’S ARCTIC LIAIMEXT. /*• ox .X'/i'iiy or i.i-e!—Sakncss <r S’* I.Cul.ii !—L, t* (,r d< ;i li ! Tm-e a,e Dixolud in the l, ‘ ”1’ ’”•><»!• itjuc.ton <4 tlii.s j-jp ci:,c He ’•••.r.\rs lo external \X- pY-j «b'» a a iul lia\iigjv ’» 1 cuts c*| 1 1>»- iiiuoi .-emnnt <4 llteti'g tiugui>A.*-4 'W< a the late Ir. / All V 1•• Nl’ ■ H-l il - • Ilicuf X vl «D. i / \ ‘ 1 *'•’ ' ' I'4 \Vihhts in t! <• !»*-. 1 LU’lis of .• •-i till live, it is !i<.\\ vrin- ■ ' gvnvial u.-e in v\« i v n c _ -- L j t “ii “f lite ci\ili/vi gl« I an«l it.s ma i \ • lons cures at»- everywhere - exciting asloiii-litiH nt. THE AFFLICTED DEJOICE. itfr iIFXICIFFS -uni 4 I.'()( S.WI S '' have t'-.-lv4 its \irtties, and aie PJ in lierdon) from long Lnuering I’zMN ami 1 I.F.V E. which oilier icmvilivs Lad laded iw / l< ’ C,IH ‘- ]L«\o aoii tl.e I E(».\- ( 111 1 ,s - M IItAK.IA. 1.1114 - \ A 11s 51 • - v < L< H LA. 1 ,\1:- \ Illi er’KOI II A< lll—Aie \<“i X alllii .ed vith < I |) .'-OHI.-—>nf h '.ot; Im.ui I |:l IHS MHAIXS, . < oK.xs. < d.i: i \ i.s. iii i .-• ? , the aiictic linimeet V \ nlh’id \“t in-taut it hcf. . ?" is liable lo OD W&LDS. , / ■ I’or ” »'.<♦» dread i I accidi nfs the ■ ;Z / 7 aiuhc iixim.xt >i <h.m be 1 ''l ■“ *'’T‘ 0,1 l‘ s,,, d lor it alb ids sure \ L ;. , // J 1 and imm t <lia I v ivlivl olivn i-av- '■ ii , >«'■< deat-hp- It< i.y sfeam C boat and inilroad train shot.ld W' ’ V ' H - 'Vim lhat l.as Inaitl H e A' » fdiricks o! lion nh Ullviitl b\ tl.e XS sCa 1 d<■ d and iiiuiniril victims oi ’’ x ' i ,,ns :, ’"l lli‘i« ris D.i «•> not ’Cat hum* n t ans ol lelieviitg i X? l'*‘ir hrhne bl «-i Id always bt •iccessi.ble ? FuclCdovs exist in tl is • u- balmy pain uot;trollii g agent. ]t is THE MOTHERS’ COMPANION. f n < Al I S IX H E .rfsfem I’. Il i: A." T. mI.K Minis. '-x- 111 I INI I I •-. Av I;> <lios m!h> | ri/e a pure skin '°’J piin| |v< blnttlvs.bci.il ZFp an<l all disuolni a I ions and <x cresc* ih v», should attack E e * 1 espa-Mi* on beauty’s domain as -< ouas ll.ev appear ‘ ll ‘ l; R< ‘ I ( ' LIX h\ll XT. I ; 11 is <•><•< Ik ’d k ,r Hair. *■’•'*"* 11 3 keahl.y, glossy ap |vaiamv It is GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST. ]t i<.-. vi-n-ign rviiivily foi '■ \ *l ,e vari< us dio-ii»es with 'W f.. i / which her.esnieHlllicted. cur-j-y J-L, / I n,„ the m< st iihniuiugca-esof V HIHIH S. SIU..IM-, MIIIXG BAIT. Vol M'S. HBA'HII W’Nk V'B F.S bWI I XY.H AVIX. TING :EOM . UK.-11l Al 1 . Kill.. Tl.. ' I v 'l lanm-r. tiwry • iiSEh- H stable 1.1 epor or any | erson r ’" 'al • a ble 11 <> R IS, f i ( ,j,j i.p wnhout this valua- ' 11.. Itliudy For sab- by all n-speclabl.- I’ruggi.sts •<><•! I'tobus ITiees of Up l.i»im--nt -. 5 cmls. f.o<-< ni-xi-.I SI a not t.e A ooeUollui- Ix.tile contains as nimb l.omi.tml as eight tnealy the-ceul boitb-s EXTRAORDINARY ANNOI’NCEMEKT* F.verv purchasin' <4 «t doll.'ir Ihillh oi lld AI ( lit I IX IMLNT receives, at Dr. Braggs exp-use. the I XIH D STATES JOUR X'\L. of Xew Ymk forme \ lo.irnal is a la.’<e illustrated paper—ea< h in.nTrc**eon fau'.itig sixteen |'ugo*. beaulibillv prinUtl on pa,.er. and lill.-.l with original matter Imm it e inosl bill bant writers of the try. < est it talc nt snh»crip*vn and ftih particulars of the novel and | bilan' terpnse, <>• winch Hm ®Her forms a p>rt, will accompany each hottb* An AGI-.Xt WAX I " m I'VFRY TOWXnnd VII LAGE BfIAUU .<• •' OVVKS, SI. Louis, Mo Xr- - < trnZK \o ;;71 IS.’.t IAI A\ Common.cations - ul ...ways be addiessed lo rt, 1 outs <;<»!.l> AIV» S'I'EUL. PK.VS, A GOOD article, for sale by HARDING X 'I ATMAN

i»n. non a OK'S blood PURIFIER AM) BLOOD PILLS, 'THE GKEAT SCANDIN A VTAN A /A / pharmacyA TO THOSE WHO THINK AND REASON veuAo 'Adu approve and recommend it. It i« to nasomng class who always look beforJ they and whose honest and rational judgment i/ivL , ap, ‘ RlkA'kY ,hal PK KOLA’S BLOOD PU* PILLS °" e thtir in»ne US e O s O uccesV. CREAT EMBASSADOR of HEALTH FOs f ie». O r rl , U r "U e" -,- ''- h ‘‘ yag'l'l"* manner in « fifcb’ttff at<d. 1 hen actual ep-ects were compared by na ac loos men, with the distin ? „i<ließ Physician-, f.JIY . n ' e " ,s .' a " d '* ,vas that every sta-'e of the "progress of cure was precisely as he had described it P Thc FT” 1 " a . s ’ kat ’ ,e rounfru became inter ested. and that persons.of the highest standing in ev‘ eiy city and tovvn of the Union, patronized the prep" twe te V a “4 adniitt-’d the claims of the illustriou- • u,to he tho first .Veihrul Discoverer of the the blood purifier and blood PILLS are now universally recommended’bv well and candid persons, as an immediate cure for d INDIGESTION, Costiveness, diseases of the Kid_ s«x"i a&j-x-liver complaint, Pide ’ Appetite. GENERAL DEBILITY. Nervous Tremors. Faintim- Fits. ' nitensv xr,.n. . Intation, I espondcncy, Wasting of the Flesh/ SCROFULA, f" le f'lF’ ’ ,cf . ;s 111 'he Body. Pimples on the Face Smes, NEURALGIA, Vin U "'r iS "‘’ f" n ' ha .- o . r Joints. Paralysis St vitu&| fiance, Aervous Twitchings, ? FEM ALE COMPLAINTS, .‘■exttal Weakness, Baneuncss. Disease of ti.. • Weakness of the Hack, Loins and Limbs mt> AUTOGRAPH LETTERS, Of di.-tinguished men in every profession warmlv KYatk’s'ofrife J,rei ’ aratK ”' s “ la > be seen al U In the SC.AXDIX.A VMX VEGETA RIK ~ B' l.Lb are united tin- three great niedicinal prifper/ies hWhkt"' v.k?' renders i|„ one I. n-mt-tl.ey Pl en t bitte'r. fu ’ cheapi.i than m.v . tln-r Pills f. ~t ~i ’ '“A’t*‘ >.<-.f to to plmluce a better ehei'‘t ‘^ r “' Price of the .-caiidinaviau Elo. d Purifier bottle, r.r 5. pei half d. zem Of tie c- ’J ' Blood Pilis. 25 ce„; -p,..- |, cr f t ' ( ‘ )X Y f’Y'' 1 aV,a,i I- ( a d I*l. .'lll f lie V tie 'k a c/tiq.'imt n ? J 8 * rr tl - a ;' dr " ~fi Hom tu..e tolnue. 1.,. Koi ac I.’s r ’ a f ’ bis ag. uts From the Lev. Mr. ,Mc..lri;rs , Ci:£L r -t 1. ■■■■,< a.*tor of Robert*I'r <• -V m I vm cN c 1-0 I.IS. Oct. 5. ip-,-Llm.d Pciri! cr f ,r a nervi.iis frn ' * i T Uvesutl,,-..! mmi. a: turns \ , ] 'j,* g !!.' Vh Y 1 the ta-o it i-i-r’-iiiiv t . > ' ll PlPasant to '‘ Uls w _ t. McMullen. Dr <• W , a " < " Cp -- <>- March 8, IPSP TerYjme k• ?i t ’’‘.7,7 Y' "' Or '7 bt,,eflt cXa 'YfYYXk'kY diseases tor" f vevear ai't I " ■' hc abovc nien'iioned sick";.: hutYn Y a o 1 krmX ,,, 7'"“ n ’“,' ■! a,,v I>h >- 17/ , Yperml l :<mt P 'Yfr- Y' C ' thev i ie-ise 'is'f r I,J , «"' 1 'a'-ewbat Pls1! „. |j ‘ • rJ-V " ie Blood Purifier and riu. uh ail CIHGUIC Hist asps which ariwo fr. ; l’ U ™ 1 .': r ""'an.mment of t | e digestive <IY s i take no ocher medicine, and l, avt . , I(>t |(ir t pa " ? la .‘ ei bit iii m. nths. Most truly. T. V DUBGps sti<'e I t" L ' !1 '| a |‘nn'; e a T I •’■••'g'’.'■“■OS. No. (, East Foiu’tlistiiet .I l.uihbng J j< nt Mam street, Cincinnati o Laboiatory hi Hammond street. ’ Fur snle hii anil b.j Urugrtsts and Merc/i.nHs i-enerally. Wy a izr: run rvi:ic ykojdy j WHO SUfijSCRIBES FoR THE SMEW YORK AVtEKLy PRESS « A BEAUTIFULLY fILLUSTPcATED FAMILY NEWSPAPER., Tim A7h- York -iVe. kin I'ress is one of the best literary papers ol the day—a large quarto containing tin nJy /la,;.- or sixty columns, of entertaininir matter; ..t thym.tly illustrated every week. J A GIFT WORTH FROM 50 CENTS TO $I,(1C» WILL EE SENT To EACH SU Bb CKI tlli K ON RECEIPT OF THE SUES-< J.H'TION MONEY. TERMS—JN ADVANCE. 1 copy one year and 1 gift $2 00 3 copies one year and 3 gifts 5 00 5 copies one year and 5 gifts 8 00 10 copies one year and Id gifts ...15 (10 21 copies one year and 21 gifs.. . ..’-.0 Of) The articles to In- distributed are Comprised itr the lollowiug list: ....... 1 FT I < rrv EACH 1 I nitPii J>tut'*s ircusnrv Note SI,OOC 2 United States Treasury Notes ' 500 ■ > United States Treasury Noles 200 10 United States Treasury Notes jqq 10 patent h-ver htuiting-case walcues.. . 100 2'l gold watches 50 gold watches ck 100 gold watches 300 Indies’ gold watch s qq 2T> silwer huming-case watches. . 3k watclmfc... .........;:j5 to 25. a-vY r " ’ V ‘‘ s ‘ u "‘ ''ibeh-ins... .10 t» 3ft I.i.h) gold •<-ns and pencils 5 le jr Gold Lock-ts. Br.-mel- Is. Broaches Ear drops Breast I ins. Cut] I ins. ■ I-eve Buttons, Rices Sturt btm W tell Rev- <'’old and Stiver Thimbles, and . ■ liely of ot! - articles, worth from titty cents to fifteen doll. -■ :. ( -h. < >n roc.ei .t of tlie sal -. ..|i money, the snbscrilmr s 1, will u upon mir books, mid th - gill I. w r! d w tlrn one week to him, by mail or rx/ r, sr. . „ st-],aid A All comm 11 iiications must '■? ddres.-ed to £ Daniel adi j*»»?itsher. - fl-ly I Center tCountry Produce Bought & Sold, I WILL psv the bibest pi ice »' 1 a* ll ’■ r «0 kind* of Count 1 y ’Priitace. smli as Potatoes, Cabbages, Butter. Eggs, Chid eiis. Furs. &c. I would also inform the public fliat atl articles of country produce required for home consumption can be procured at my Grocert Ifi' «AMUE’-F. MFTTME.