Shelby Volunteer, Volume 19, Number 17, Shelbville, Shelby County, 8 January 1863 — Page 3

VOLUNTEER. LOC .A. Xj .

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

TlrtTolunnteer Is the ost-t rr roM;s ' ?he!hy Maty- h I large and permanent circulation, oCerinr surtortrmnUge to advertisers. Election of Directors. Notice is hereby given that there will he ntj election held at th Court Hotie in hfhelliTTille on -"aturdaj the 24th day of January IjfW for the election of Directors for the Fhelhvville & Marietta Turnpike KoadCom tray fof the ensuing year. . J. VERNON", Secy.

5 REWARD !

I W ILL pay the alve amount forproof thatwill convict She person er persons tbat are In the habit of taking th4 tn- rninti raters froin il;e Uooraj jf niy tti'cril'r. . Jan. 6. 1-U. JOHN MOKKltON, Jr.

"When Doks a Lamb Become a Siieep ? The Springfield Republican, says the Government Assessors in Hamden County arc puzzling their brains over this question : When does a lamb become a sheep ? The law lays a tax upon every sheep killed, but no mention is made of lambs. The Assessors contend that . the term "sheci" includes lambs, but the butchers scout the idea. They say that a f-heop cannot be a lamb, nor a lamb a

. txviT. On Monday evening, between the I sheep, and therefore they contend that residence of Dr. Day end the 1. & C. R. 11. .lambs are exempt from tax, and refuse

Depot, a braid of nnowx nAin. 1 he hnder to ry it vcry arg0 number 0f ims

TitmTTon s notice;

All persona 'knowing themselves inUebtel to the Count Surveyor for Surveying dvt.e, are herely requested to call attbe County Recorder's Office in Shelly villa and pay the nine to David Louden, Exp, who ill receive payment aud receipt for the same. Early attention to this matter will very ninch oblletQd way' save custs." " DICK N0RRI3, Dee. 24, 1662 ;' - Cuunty .Surveyor. r

Ey c iiiirt Ear Infirinary .

will confer a ppeciil favor upon the liosr-r

(a lady) by leaving it at this ofTice, and will also be suitably rewarded for their troub. Wounded, We understand that Capt. .Ton N. Scott, of this city, was wounded in the battle of Murfreesboro. How severely we are hot informed.

A Chav.e. Hubert Cornelius has purchased the ntoek of Goods of Ed. Cornelius inj the old corner Store, lie will continue the business at the old stand, and always keep on hand a large and desirrb'e assortment of goods. , i Wito Knows. We are creditably informed that the abolitionists meet regularly in secret session in this city and at other points in the corinty. They of course can have none but treasonable designs, and sh m!d be closely watched. v- .' . wm m U,arriagc Licenses Issued by the Clerk of Shelby County for the Month cf "December, 1SC2. Ebenezer Collin to Elizabeth McConnell. Keddin Dnran to .lane Smith. 'George McCullourh to Mary Cooper, jfohn Arnold to Louisa Wray. John Antle to Sarah Weakloy. Uaac it. Tomlinson to Naoma A. Norris. Martin V. Striekb.T to Ulioda .1. (.Vrnweil. Matliius Wertz to Mary Mabioy. (Jeorpe Kusumigcr to Elizal cth Joyc?. (tporire II. Snepp to Elizabeth Eate. William T. Tlirasiier t. Demia Thayer. avid J. Mathews to Anna Ilu'ler. Uln.YT Talklnton to Sarah A. Tstlkinirton W1lftafn1sh:fco!s to Lrdia Coyle. George Mann to Julia A. liaise. f f. f ' "- mt. Auctioneer. David Snider has taken out a license under the National Excise Law :is Auctioneer for Shelby county, and will attend to all calls in his line with promptness and .endeavor to give satisfaction. I i i r mm A Labor-saving Inventiov. Tho's. W. Smith has the exclusive riirlit to sell Ilavlov, Mors loyden's Patent self-atijustin.s Clothes Wringer in the counties of Rus.li and Shelby, an institution destined to become universally popular with house keepers, as it gaf es the. muscle exhausting and wrist dislocating labor of wringing clothes performs l'tfk"irl( f an. hour in ten minutes, and wringes the clothes dryer than human hands,

however Binscnlar, can possibly do. It is quickly and easily adjusted for operation, not liable to break or get out of repair, and will Vtihg tiny article, from a bed onilt to a cambric pocket handkerchief. They must beetu to be appreciated, and all are requested t all.at his Stove Depot ami (Jcueral Variety Store, ilnrrison Street, and examine the institution for themselves

are being slaughtered by the butchers, all over the country. Some of the meat tastes very much like mutton, but it ain't, probably, for the butchers would not deceive the Government nor their customers. Who can settle the question ? When does a lamb become a sheep ? The Government would nave money by having the point decided and those who patronize t!ie butchers would be relieved of doubts as to what they are getting" when thev call for lamb.

Will Contest It. It is said that some of the Quakers in Wayne county will contot the validity of the pecuniary penalty imposed on them for exemption from draft, and that the case will Le heard before the War Department. These Quakers arc not only opposed to lighting but also to paying; and, inasmuch as they all vote the Abolition ticket, we presume Capt. Stanton will remit the amounts assessed against them "for conscience sake."

j. w: PAiiiusii, m. d., Oculist - and, Aurist, AM) GENERAL SUUGEON, Iattrmarjr o IUrri.'ltv Street, Ilelss' fciuWiot, Souli of liorgVa lliniir,re ,tre, up nUiira. SilttCV vii.le I D. TREATS all d:eve nf the Eye :in.l Ear. lie will operaten CaUKioX. Ari.if.ijjl 1'u;jU, rterycittut Strati. mus Xcr'tsi Eyes), aud will trt.ttiv' of Sore Kye, mh a Ornnu'ated Li!.-. l'urulont Oitiia!m.A, Oiiacitit of Cornea, ice. All f irms of CHRONIC DISEASES ' Treated on Scientific Principles. Tc3etU 'JExtractocl With rnorC'fkflleTnl LESS PAIN than ij usual in this r1. partaiciitcf f urri.-rv. ' r , ' 'Eisltfo

rrs 1 I - IMPORTANT TO

AFD Owners of Dwellings.

NEW GDOB !

cheap mam i

SEASONABLE GOODS !

GEO. C. THACHER,

AT TUI

Old Corner Store !

BUTTERWOPvTIPS SEW

Window Support'r

Patontea April lOih, lrfcl.

Shamf.fcl Facts. A private letter from a soldier in Durnside's army, to his mother in this city, written from Falmouth a day or two previous to the disastrous battle of Fredericksburg, states that on the day when the letter was written, there were brought into the deadhouse twelve dead boilics 'A' our soldiers who had been frozen to death white on guard duty ! lie .says several of the men wore on guard dut without pantaloons ! having had for two or throe weeks only overcoats and drawers ! The mercury on two nights .sunk to 13 (leg. and I I deg , and ice six inches thick lioated in the river. Their shoes were in many instances almost wort liUss, being Massaehusetts contract shoes with soles allied on : and the men were moreover, half starvel. The writer had just received so ml? mono)- from home, and says ho devoted 115 cts. of it to the purchase of a quart of meal, which he stirred up with water and boiled ; and he adds that it was the best dinner he had had for two or three months. i

There is a terrible responsibility resting on the heads of guilty contractors, quartcrniastei", and shoddy patriots generally, who have directly done so much to cause these evils. While white soldiers are absolutely

freezing to death in Virginia, our Government is having 50,000 suits of clothes

A Cheap r.nd Perfect

Substitute for Cords and. Weights.

This new .Window Supporter is w'vit the great mass of people have ln looking tor, fr inar.y j'ears, they having become disgusted with all kinds of Catches. This supporter came into u-v iu the K;wt, in August IsOl , and it now is used from Main s to Californiaand it is considered the beit thins fir all ordinary sized iiiah that is in X-C, also for Cars aud Omnibuses . Every owner ofhuildincs th.it h.'.ve not cords and weights should ha? IUUtenvorth'g fnpi.ovtt'r's. the eost lin,s only a'.xiut one-sixth of th expeusa i".r coids. aud saves the breaking of Ulass, Children A m. &c. t , , V SC T ii Jt. U F.STKU , Dec4mC . Aleuts fjr Sheli-y county, Shelbyville. Art

MY STOCK OF ?EASOXACLE DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS, &c, ras never larwr than at thU tim, nil of w hich willl disposed of at pvicas low m thesune quality of jjoyds cau 1 obtiiiucd in Indianapolis or elsewhere, 10 cash' buyers. I also have a large and varied assortment of BOOTS 4V SHOE, XIa,t.fc Caps, and in fact every article usually rpn.uired in my line, of different grades aud prices, including a general assortment of GROCERIES, of a superior quality, which are kept for the accommodation of customer, not for profit. Th?e desirincr any nrtielnin the Dry Goods line wilf End it to their interest ui give me a call. JIay2a. i;c. COlIXKLlt s.

.T OTT-Et POST I

x-:

made iu Xev York for

negroes

And

To be Finished. We understand thatsuffeent funds, have been raisesi hy voluntary

contjiJbutlons , of our citizens to finish the wfto't-oric on-the U.ditist Chureh in this city. The Church has been built lor a number of -yenr, hut we believe the basement onir.: kts. been in condition for use. We vould suggest that stated discourses on thpin of lieing, tattling and defamation hi delivered in the edifice nAer it is finished, for

many thousands of dollars' worth ofliieneiessaries are sent abroad to help the sulf.-ring poor of Great Britain, .while our own poor soldiers die of nakedness and starvation at home. Hartford Times.

CJTATC Or IN IAXA SHELBY CorMV, ss :

in luM. in l ii.l ourt. .March ien.i, I-uJ.

!Aii a MoiiKL-o?,

.liitn 1. Anv.1.1, Adah Arnold, "Will-am

Marks, Jane Marks. John Ca-s. Folly Cas, S Attachment.

S litiuel W illi. Nancy aiis. km II at tun I lii.ial cth lluU-n, Sii -.eon Nelson Blackford J

le it rt'iiu-iu'. ei r.l. tliaton this 2nd day of Janu.vy a. p.,lSti:t. tl-ea vc named Flat t.t iff, ly Favis. Wrisrht &

... ... : 1 1 : . ... .'. .... .. e

f . - . , , 1 inve;i, o--. .141 1 in . iiivM tit i.t. init.:t- tit iiitr ifi tit .

l.iO.uencut ana reiorniauon ol tilose Wl.Otnav Court ol Conui.on do ts tf s dd county of Shetty. his com

plaint attain lid do.'endants in t'.irf above entitled caase, and:ils hiamlav;t fr an uttarhruent. from which it appears t'mt -sid det'ou lan's,t wit : Sirr.eon Nelson Blackford. William MarKS. Jar.e Marks, John C;iss aud Polly Cass are non-residenN of the"Mate of 1 ufiiana. Therefore. i.l tlofenU'.iits are hereby notiScI of the pendancy o" tlus acti'in.awl to appear in the Court of Coiumon Fieis of -ai't county on the first day of V e next term thereof, M I held at the Court Mouse in Hiellyvilleon the first Monday in March, a. n.. !Sd3, at which time the same will stand

for trial. Witness the Clerk of said Court this -i: I day of January, a. p.. 1?G3. ALONZO liLAlll, Clerk.

AGUE REMEDIES. ICO oz. Quinino, Cinch inine, Chinoidine, Feruvian Bark Ayrvs' Ajrae Cure, Mann's Ague Bilcnu, Chisties Agu Balsam, Khodcs Ague Cure, India Cirla?.ii;ue, Smith's Tonic Syrup, Shallen'rtrei's Fills, Everson's Fills, Lou-, den's Fills, liostetter's Bitters, Baerhave's Bitters, Uobacks Bitters, White's Bitters, &c. DRUGS, MEDICINES. &c 40 drams Morphine, Calomel, Chalk, Mercury, Opium, Dovers Fowder, Uhaiiarh, Aloes, Castor Oil, Crt ton Oil, Sw.x-t Oil, Jalap, Ipecac, Fills, Liniinents. Ointments, Syrim;es, Brv.ist Fuiup, Nursing Ut..M,- IFiM, Lo ' .

Malder, Fectoral Syrups, Troches, Wafers, Liquorice, Salts,

Ma-juesia, LauOiinuiu, i aragonc, tLcc. LIQUORS,- LIGHTS, PAINTS, &c Brandy, Gin, Whisky, Wines, Rum, Alcohol. Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamps, Lanterns, Chimneys, Burning Fluid, Candles, Lard Uii, -Machine FUsii Oil, N"euts Fit Oil, TurpeKtine, Varnishes, White Le id, Bed Lead, V enetian lied, Yellow Ochre, ToUncc, Cisrars, Snuif.

SPICES, CUTLERY, PERFUMERY

Cloves. rcriFer, Allspices, Gin7-?r, Kntms, "Fenknive

Itasors, Fist-ds. Bowie Knives, Furses. Focket Books, Fort

MoMe. Card Case?. Sirivin? S.i;tps, roi.-t S oans, iland

kerchief Extracts, MairPye. Hair Oils, Fomalj, Ox Mirror,

Hears Oil, Rose ;jl, foith Bru-h-s, 11. ur Brushes, Cl th.-s

Brushes, Fainters Brusli-s, Fink Siueer; Iloue, Lilly

W,;tt -,Coal Oil Caas, C ombs, nn, Ks-:kv of Codec, Class Futt, Conferti'mery,ChTrin:J Wax. ice.

These are some of t!ie many tilings ke;t by 03, which are

SOLD LOW l'OIi CASH.

We propose to sel I a low as In lia iaji olis Drujists. We

buy from hr-it han.Is in lure qn mtities for rash. DPIIYSICIsTS and others are invited to give us a trial. , S. W. jIORGAX,

POST OFFICE DRUG STORE

he edict!, to the pernicious habit, and which nrc no wrar in keeping with the teachings of christian it v.

John M'Carty may ag-iin he found at 1 ' old quarters in the Champion akon

Ti .dvand willing to carter to the tastes of his numerous friends, whether they wish to stimulate the inner man by thuds or invigorate by substantial edibles. Tufe'DfitixuKNT Liai takes up a good portion of m ?pae i this week, and the labor of it In typj (owinj; to the late hour at which it was ban le 1 in) delays the appear

ance of the Volunteer several hoars. The list is longer than for several years previous. JCSTfWokl political fossil and montebank Jc. Vriglit, will soon bo out of business. 'It is suggested that Mr. LincqIH. give hira a roving commission to Hunt, up and organize a uew State, and appoint himself Governor or United States Senator, a practice in quite general io it this time.

XEALEK I GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, WOOD & WILLOW WARE, Queens-Ware,

Stonc-Warc, Xails;&c, No. 1, WEST ROOM RAY HOUSE,

surr.nYviLLx:. 15 d r"nEc;t.r!sof ft:oly ar r--p-t'u"r 5r.forrrl tbnt I B. rtive'iirtoi''l the ahoT ejt-iU-h:uent, &iu i reccvir ganU shall keen oir.stt.utly oa LauJ A General & Choice Assoilment of articles in my l.e,hich i'.lleso'J t extremely low tSurcs FOR CASH ONLY. Hemem?r that cn will jet nu-y flojis t this house, sn1 tlwt our a"-ttclos are pure.tP!t freh. The Ugliest Jirkit Tr.ce fr all kiuJsaf Country rri"lm.-e. AIvthvs on Ji!:iJasaprior qutity cfFLOUIiaa-1 MEAL for t a:ui'.y use. I

IVo. -1

CHANGE

CHARGE

TXKE thljrrrthV.cf inf-rraiat tie nt er tt

eril. tin'. I hre f urJLsrd lh- xk . :rU f.'X. l ';.!). V .T c.rei.t , ui w..: c-.tV.'ie t-e 1 uri t the t,M Ui I. Ir-zt 1 UU keep eoujitly a i.aa a CHOICE r.VIILY GROCERILS, ' cotr-rrlfcii; trery rt.cl la tl lis. i-ch coffee, sncr.5; tea?. rcri'Kir. ( . SUGARS. SODA. MOLASSES, ' . CANDIES. mts, tonirr! .A sreasi LOO'.aX.i GLJLsiZ.S WD AND WI'JT.0W wa, Q U E E Bl S - VV A R E f

GLASS AND CR: IIILLKV,

1RY WARE,

10 CK

TIKS

NEW STORE o 29 Hat; House

rSlIIE cittrrns f .hc!l y enrty f.re revrt fully ij.-.tif! 1 I tlmtat the a'x've Im-ittioti theywiil ain$Uu4a tail

;i.s rtUienl of of every article j-ei uU.ii. to the

Tra;le. lotiphtat the Lowest r..it-s furcuh. inl will U so I J

tor tliesauie. 1 slmll lu to keen st.clc ur

7TT COUXTRT rrXi rrr.-WANTr.TMneicK-xr Ur or I v .11 ; or t'se h .-'v-t r.s:. r.e u I tnva l.trjT-' a-.- ttxe:it iiTA.l r I.-.!. cfU.fi -ft .:. s4 AXr ?! E A L. whth I 'i:i m -M I t r- .e1 r at wr.y j i hec7t- freef clu-.rcv. 5 t.itk . MTCf r.einem's-r the je. 11. -cJr ck" tlJ tar.J, ta

LAEGER STOCK TIIAS EYE".

TRADE PALACE !

CO.,

II. A. TLETCIIEIt

. .- 2G & 21

EAST WASHINGTON STREET,

lSDI.UUrOI.IS) ISD.

ADIES DRESS GOODS

CLOTHS, CASSDIEHES, TWEEDS, &hcciinss,'S2iirlisi5!, Flannels, fc o . .

full an l cnnipletc. llavir.j ha 1 a num'-er of yesrs experience in the tr.i'le. I I'n lcJs w,n.e k:m le!eof the I u.-i!i.-?s. I

a:.-l exercie the ?:imn in the selection of nry ovj-ls. anJ it is

sr'.l '.u tiiHt an i'.iferinr article i.tahnel ujxin use. Ihcie

iil uko 1 f.mnJ ain.iiij try st.-ck a fail raj'i-ly of

Ready-Made Clothing,

BOOTS d- SHOES, HA TS & CA PS.

I also keep a fairsUici of fiUOCEHlES, more for theac-

cuinin.xl.ititm fcustiu-.eJi ilian profit.

Doii'tlje UeceiVe'Lhutcili an 1 examine my 8t-cK tr.!r-

purchasing tlacwLerc.. ltnuemher the rlm-e, N". - Kay

lloiuea.fcck. I'LUliV 1111IXL.

w'm H

M 5

Q O o o "S

ism

P u

0). H 0 ft; H t H

Elegant and. Beautiful Goods,

Xies?JS 5?S ill v fit.

of every r.cvr stvle and srr.ule ; UiiliSi GOODS iu

en-llos variety and grades.

Staple Dry Goods.

CLOAKS,

XUA If7.., tJlAU'LETZ

IIOSTJ7I2 Y, JfAXDATJJ: COLLARS, LA C.W,

JIAXTLEJi and every rat-Uty vf timcll Wart.

J4 baie fe Feed

STKOXti ' AND SUBSTANTIAL !

Good WorlmaiisJJ; and Good Jfutatal f

t. ;';a:,u;;ic:urer oi a:ai x -enter la

?y. BOOTS & SHOES,

Waahit.gtoa St.tt. fw-! i vth. i t I ast of tie Lal.t

t. llU.Cil). M--i J All work sol 1 1 v t e c m le re'.n-l u;.6a ai lla; tuUtan-

tia'.ly i.ea le :u.l . t tKe U st u.:it i : 1.

A full ai Tttfcet.t t.r 1. - lit ai.il lieary u.ots ana Mioes, irr nei.. I-YS..1;-; i .neu c-j:.Ui.t'.y "U lui.d r ui .iiUlicluiev.

Full Lin", from the Eleznat Medallion Telvet to the low

est t! " '-es of Herun. BROCATEL CURTAINS,.

SATIS DAMASK, GERMAN AH ERIC AN DAMASK,

Iiaco Cx.x-tctixx!3, EmroiAering, Muslin Cnrtains, Nitlin'nam Lice Curtains, Hull", Grcrn a-.l litue llollanOs, Oil Fhaes, Slimle fixtures, ' Cord ami Tassels, " UHtOniice, Uuntls. Loops, Ta'olc Linens, Curtain Tins, Table Damasks, Towlos, Napkints, Coylier oil Cfjths, Rugs, Mats, Cocoa Mating, Stair Linen, JHair Oil Cloth, Sec.

T"JTA TTXO purchawil tlie Tor.or Livery Stable, on "Wash-

2 I ir.rt.-n street, I take pleasure in announcing to tin

citizens of ?he!'yviile, permnn-nt and transient, that I slial!

always 1 prepared t j .urnisa tneiu vrita

S.EDL,K UOItSCS, &C, AC,

of a stvle equal to. the hest, ktA nt prices in k'jepir? wit?:

thetiir.es. 1 shall leeii n"i:e l.ut poott morses. ai.n you may

confiilpiitly rely upon cettins airesentahle turn-out at

1 ihallalso cnnstantly kr on hand horses for trade and

s-ile, and tho.-e wanting a r -jlialile naj for ny purpose, art

requested to give me a call.

Those liavin? horses to sf:ii are mv:ti to pre me a mil.

I als have plenty of staUe room for the Htcomisodatioi. i

of transient horses, ly the hour, day or w-ek.

April 3.1 tf. E. J. AH5DEX.

.EATHsR STORE.

k r;:i. HM'l.i'i M 'i.r. j.M -t ."u.j i i rnu.j i . K- .. ., . . . . !........ ...,.- - ;:l

x-i.iU.nti- fcCj) :. UhJ a ce:iei 1 u

rrathci' of all Kinds'

rut to f: ' lh T-axN -f c..-n'r?. A :,

'liiOIJ, uch s '

Lasts, Ifammfrs, Anives, Aula, Ihrcad;

. Tacks, Pegs, d'c. '. ' . -

An examination cf ajy stock ly the craft is reqeptel. i

CASH PAID IOIi HiBES. Sheliyrill Fh , '-'0. - - iVM.IL CROWN.

CLOTHING

i m

ii 'i

Hill

Wet siile of llsrrison Etrect, o;.jKjsite Elliott St Xajor'f

LaL,'i, Sfhel'-yviile, InJ.

IIATEalar?eanifii.ea--s''rtrnei.toft'efjllowIr?Oooll c-ii;staiitly on har.d. and Hill r-ce:viD, to wit: Biod-

Cirths. Cusimert, C:ihuu.-etl.-, 5tttinets, x-l Twefls,

XT. 3X. .IX

Carpets Matchod, Cut and Made.Lj tliC Field

'Those of oar subscribers who purpose paying their subscription in wood are re quested to bring it aloug "immediately. TNOTUIE OF ADJIIMSTllATIOX, TTTICE rsherehy iven that the undersigned has heen V rponteU Executor of the Will of Adam Trees, late of S;ielty ouuty, 4oceiieL Sid e;at u probahly solvent Jan. llirG. JAMK3 W. TllKKS, Executor.

. KQTICE OF DISTHIUITIOX. , H fctATE OF INDIANA, ?ue:jt Cor

CorvrT. "erm oft final settl

went of t he eniU hf A njel i ne M ock , ilecea-sert, ahuu t the sum

XoCiotii kerelypiTea tiut at the November Term ofth

Court of Cumin Fleas of elielln- c-iuoty, alter final settle-

NOTICE OF Ari'LlCATION FOIt L,IT-

Tiis or Au.iii.Mvru.vriu. DI AT T. OF INDI AX A ? uti.K y Cor sty, ss : J) In Common Pleas Court, March Terai, 1"C3. He it reniemlere-.l, that on the Gth day of January, ltiS. Thomas J. iHans'.fer tiied his enmphtint iu the Clerk's o thee of said Court, in vacation, ho tug that during the yeir l."4. oneTh -Sus tassiier was a resident of said county, and that i.-i slid year said Thomas Stansifer absented hiaise'if from ths fu-ite uf -Indiana, awl has gone to parts unkr. own. and t-at the said Stansifer owned certain property in sa.d rurity, and owed cet tain d.'bts, and asks that statutory notice !? sivea of his said ap;i!ic ttion for the appoint men of an administrator. The said Thomas tansifer is

t there' ore 1 tre' y notified of the pendency of said application, I .1. . . .1 ... 1 I 1... l. 1 I 1 .. 1

ami tir w -wiuiT- .m iTiinni mm irrruiinri nt l(r nXl t-M in of the C unmon l'l.-as Court of said, county on the fir.'t

Mfn-fciy in March rext. V"itts the Cierk of said Court Vats 6ih day of January,' A. D. l'C3. ALONZO ELAIR, Clerk. B. F. Love Attorney for Petitioner, - ' IMPORTANTTO FEMALES. Dr. CIIEESEMAX'S PILLS. The conilii nation of inrrcdientsin the Pill ar the result of a long and extensiTS practice. They are mil t in their operath'D, ami certain incoriertins all irreirulantie. Painful Menstratious. removiiig all obstruction, whether from cold or otiierwise. hetvlache, pain in th kle, palpitation of the

heart, whites, nil nervous aiTecuins, hysteric, faujrue.pain in the tack aud liml'S, disturbed sleep, which ariaefroui

interruption of nature. DR. CIIEESEMAN'S PILLS. rss tho rormerKmient f a'TieiT era in th treatment pf those irregularities and ohjtnictions which have consigned ;i rxiar.y t. a rstxrrRE oravc. No female can enjoy pood health nnress she is regular, and whenever aa t)ltraCtioa UkM place the pejieral health gxts to decline. DR. CHEESEMAK'S PILLS . are the most effectual remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar tt 1'f-nMif. To all cla they are invaluable, iniluciny, irifh certainty, ft'HodscU rvuiarity. They are known to thousands who have Used them at different periods, thronshout th country, harlne the sanction of some of the most nii4 PAyici.lls ft America.

t.epiu'it tfwuni.i. t.?!uij iAy AHd'i not da

, WILLIAM F . DECKERMAN'S CELKRRATF.D ELOOD PREMIUM

CONDITION POWDER, : ' . - roa- - HORSES,' CATTLE, & HOGS. fTjllIS powder has l een fouu l, l y long experieiice, to he H highly useful for the cure of the various diseases to wiiich IIjiscs C;tt!e end llosrsaresuhject, viz : Founder, Distemper. Hide-hound, Loss cf Appetite, Inward Sprains. Yellow Water, Scratches or Crease, Manjre, It flamation. Fatigue or Kheumatitn, commonly ctlleil'stilT edniplaint,,, a disease fitil tr llrsxs in this country. :rPWARRNTKDTt Cl'RK H0J CIP'LERA. All onlers should he addressed to the manufacturer (W. F. Puckermas. Veterinary br:r?eon.) Princeton, lnd.

For sale in Shelbyville ry MIKE DEl'REZ, "Union Pa-

kery, ' only arent for Mielry county. ly 2

NORTH END OF SPRAGUE IIOUSE

of lil r fjuod rinain in j for distribution ami-nj iho

ild heir are tla-rcfore lnlt:f,rtl t ) til)laroil th tir.t

day of Pte next Woi of sid Coart, said prove their heirship C rfDf4v DMurdUtribuUve share January fi.

, . , ALONZQ JBLAlit, fltri. "t4. ... '.). - -

WALL PAPER,

The lareest and mnstdosirabla stock in the State.all prales.

fro-n S-JviO per piece ta S'j. We sell this article chor-jicr

thas any House in tue tUite.

My Motto is Small Profits and

Quick Returns.

Ve.-t:nL-sof all desciip'.i' ns. F irh as rit;r;. iili. grena'lier.

rlu-h. Valencia, tQar-;ilts, cahtaere. iu:., &.c Shrrt, Collars, Cravat of a.l ki:w":i.a h as ik, Mtiti and Uj.rr

ntruriHl.a tr d aiticle of .V-ck-handnTcruefs, T'lCkct-Uand-

kerehief,n:eiiJ tii-.ves " of variom kitltul ntittiiii.

susj-cud-TS, i-c-, a'l of which I a;a rcty tid:iKeof at

IjKICE to slit,

I and Material warraatel eiual to any in Market, and at a

w prices. I respectfully cail the atteLtioit tf the

Gentlemen of Slulttyvilic

and vicinity to mysKk of

CLOTHS AND CLOTHING,

N-f j archrsir.; els-wher". I an corftantly receivirjf i ;!)-. an 1 aia rftu'.yat all times to farnih aoy tl.t icay

We askhUTers to give our stock ncareful insrp'ctiorj. "We

return our thanks to friends ail over the tate for the lariie

patronage extended to in daring the past year. Our eilorts

shall oe untiruiz t merit its iiu.i:u:ux-e lor tne iuture.

Wk kesp First Clss llrH.Ds, ad will sell Tiit.- at

IK. A. FLirrCXIESt &' CO.,

TRA.DbPa.LaCE, I.NDU5AP0U9.

MAVr ju.t rw4 and am now offers for ttue a sa;- , (i! M s, ,T 9ttKtUfUct. ,,riv. Alt rir lot of all kicdi of U;n?s c CTS'l"n WOltK re n short rtlce.

S-Td-lS-ly

"A FULL ASSORTMENT OF ' FAMILY '.''GROCERIES! BASKETS, WILLOW WAKE,

CANDIES, TORACCO, CIGARS,

SOAP, CA3fIiL.es, PICKLES,

11UOO.TIS, BUCKETS, TCDS,

STONE WAUE, FLOllt, 31EAE, ScC. . All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE, 5cch as Arples, Potatoes, Beans, Poultry cf all kinds, Ezirs, Lard, Batter, &.c, bousht at the htghest ruling rates in exchange fr cash or goolsI am bound to keep as good a Stock - - -SELL AS. CHEAP - as ary h-xuse ta the Piate. Call and h conviuewl. fT? Reaitniber taa pkace.Norib end Sprarie Hon. " isaac t. imov.. ShelyTille, Dec 17, - ; - ; -

COOTS ANO SHOES,

KCjftuTS V3STJ3 CA?S3

Of the Latest Styles, and am prepared to cCTer RARE INDUCEMENTS

TO CASH PURCHASERS.

TTPfsll and eramins before rurchas"cs elsirhre. A

TIlC lLaPffCSt SlOCk CVCr Ofl Penny saredts twopence earned.

TTT'My St-areisor.ednororta ci ur. KoNns PmzStrtre

STOVES

crcd in this 3Iarkct.

ecopjlci.no evxkt style or

where I hll always be happy to wait upon those that favor

me with a call. L. M. OAliD.

ehelryville.JaB 11,

UAK.TIlLliT CUTTING DONE TOOK IIEK,

and in ood style. All wcri rnntel. , N Fit, Take, is my nv.tto. ,t,t;fii:ti. give be a cwl, awl I will wait upon yoa with au?h pltar;. K. i'atarfcr. By T. S. CAUCHEY. Aj.nc MayP,C2-tf. . BALDWIN'S

FAITCY BAZAAE!

WHOLESALE & RETAIL

Parlor and CLOAKS

NOTICE OF. 1HSTISI1SUTION. STATE OF 1NT.IAXA. Shmjt Corsnrr. Xotiee 1 here'T piven that at the Xoveailr Teria of th Court of Common l'leas of Shel'y county, after final settle-

the sum or

on anion z the

to therrcprie- r heirs. Said heirs are. tlierefora notified to appear en the

tor. Pol 1 bv PruLsts ceuerally. i first day of the next term of said Court, prove their heirship

R. B. UCTCllIXCiS. Fro., 20 Clar SU New-York. aad recr their eUstntnitiv siuvre January 6. 63-ooK-lj'K. Par sale fcy , W. Mowoajf, 2helryTille. j ALOKZO BLAUt, Clrk.

Moi, with each box the JnVd Cu Ljuarj-tr Ei.coa- rneotof the estate of Jehu Scull, deceiisad, aNout 1 Uiniti from 50 to 60 Pills. c j fi57G 37 were found remaining for distribution Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remitting to therrcprie- , beirs. Said heirs are. tlierefore nobfied to app

They were boaihtat low Ijrnvs for cash, and will be vM for tlw saine at a small adra-ie. A iretiral asstrtraent of

TIN, COPl'Elt, SHEET IKOlI B.ND 11HAS5 WAKE al

wajson hand or cianutactured to order. AWo, .

AND

norsE firmsiiig goods, TCT ..TT.JO::.:C - ?

such as Cutlery, Spoons, Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, tc to.

JOB WORK

Ofvery description. Repairing, Gutterin?, Spoutiajr. Roof

ing, tc, done to oraer on saort notice an t warrantM. THOMAS W. SMITH.

Not.13 West side Harrison St., South of Square.

$40, WAGES PAID $100

To sell Roods for theJlBAit's Sewxno Mach: CojtrA.iT.

AT TRADE PALACE,

Vo, 26 if 2S U9csl Washington 8t. INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

We are now refe!r:sj our Fall acl Wlcter Stociof Cloais

VARIETY STORE!

Ko. , t AST WASHINGTON STBXE7," Xncliaxxapolis, fTncl. - ; LARGEST STOck CT -

FANCY DRY GOODS-!

YANKEE NOTIONS, ' '

FANCY GOODS,

TOYS, &C, WEST OF NEW-YORiv CITY. .

e wm gire a commission on an poous sou ty our Arents, ; ac.i rar9 which Is Ue

or pay wage at from f 40 to 1 100 per mor.t'a,and cay all 1 - . - s w, . . necessary expense. Our mach-De is perfect in iu mechan- largest illlU JlOSl ljaCailt ism. A chil i am learn ta operate it hr half aa hour's in

struction! It is equal to any Family Sewic? Machine in f any In the 5ute, eamprisia? every jrale, aal at prices to

use, ana wo caveacsrcEO iao iiiiw 10 t iiieen UoiUrs. ., - , suit tae Ucct. - -

H. A. FLETCHER & CO.

Each machi ne is warraatelfur three ye irs.

Evr.nvnooY sirvs . ."

'EVER VF hi lira

aT TS - "".'. t Fancy Sazaar, r