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- recline in Rags and Old Taper. l.lono. whereupon they asked him 'wlir It wnvvrr KPj post, till iccentlv, j he ti! not po? tht rps woulJ l' an o'.oVct f j'lufoi.n l , Mr. Tincjr (in fcrr-rise) 'Am ,1 free lioitnI rx-fit ttli woirrr of them, j to jro?'
But the ?; ieuces of the :.st few months Officer 'Yes.'
An! thus en m the arrt nn-i impiis- ; fiionment. Mr. Tracy having the Diivijlep; of ynyinj: tlic expenses from Wash
ington, and that is all.
have rh.9vn ho.r itepcitiknt th- iiOht in-
tfreatR of bOcieiy arc upon t.nj out? ariirJe of rags. Thervfore, th. announcement that "rags havo fallen" ahoul.l send thill of joy through the p;ihlie breast, for it carrit; with it th? assurance that the cause of civilization is rescul from
an ernminent petil. len ! Only two or
pound
SALE OF .MORTGAGED SCHOOL LANDS, SI1CL3V COl'STV,
! foolowin tracts, (.arceisor lots of land, or to much i there-. f a may I e necvssary, wii. on MONDAY, tVe j Ctiih DAY OK JANUARY, A. V., between lh hurs ' of ai;. o"c!-c a. m. a:d f..ur o'cha-k p. m., at tlte Court j Ilu-e d or in Shel yvilie, Stnlly county. Indiana. he offerI ed for sale to the highest bidiier, the bid leing at least eiUl
j t thcamou'it charged, the s.uue having leo mortgaged to
toe vnus t omnion an i Cougr.-ee.oiial Township NijTI Funds, to seiotre Loans from aii funds, and forfeited by the non-payment ol interest thereoa, to-wil :
Y, lag have falthree vent on the
as vet ; but that doorcase ii the
price is some pvMene that the "latent (positively the latest) criiV jr past, and the hope luay indulged that it will go Mill lower, until at lat it shall case to v"X seriously the equilibrium of human atTairf'. In consequence ( tlio tMioienry in the supply of cotton, and the use of rags as n materia) for t'-xtile fabrics.
it will not lie reasonable to expect that the price will go t!vvn as low as it wa before the pan. c. Newspapers will htiil "be put to enormous extra r-xpcne, until aome cheap tiiibstitute for rags has been discovered for the manufacture of paper. The price of rags has been lowered, not onlv by the supply of that article, but bv
the immense quantities of old paper which have found their way to market. The lileial rates cJfered by the old paper dealers have caused such a rummaging ol garrets, closets, bureaus, trunks, portfolios, and other depositaries of piper in all its forms, from a mammoth journal to a billet-doux, that the present demand is at laKt vttified. The I livers have filled their warehouses with Midi .sn assort -
From the Hartford Timet. Ccmins to the Point. More and more openly the Republican politicians declare what they evidently
believe to be the real character and purpose of the war. Disguises, one after an-o-her. are thrown off" ; on 1 what they once vehemently and abuively denied, they now confess nay, proclaim and declare.
They make no ciuplc, now, in saving
that the war is a war to abolish ......
slavery I tine can see with hall
that Mr. Greeley was right
negro
an eve
ment of the "curiosities of literature." from every walk of society, as the elder
Corruption Fe3terin z at the Heart. The Washington correspondent of the Springfield (Massachusetts) Republican, (Abo.) in a recent letter, makes the followitigstatement : "I hail a curious experience the othr day ; I called with L. upon a public officer highin position. Wchal important business, iiuickly dispatched, or you would not have found me there. Suddenly Mr. turned to L. and said, ftv the way, we can make von a Briga-dicr-General.' L. started, and then answered, No, I am not At for that ; I Icnow nothing of military matters.' (.), no matter, you know a much as motol them, and yoa shall have n count i -ion for two thousand dollar.' L. looked Hill mora astonished, and jv pes ted the assurance that he w as not tit fortiie idaco. The functionary evidently thought hv? hesitated at the puco. (.),' said lie, 'it is cheap, but we a: under obligations to your family, which I wish to repay, and I want to do something for yon, else von could not have it for doubb the bum !' "
That is told out of school, and discloses the corruption th.it is practiced in th? Executive lpartmenf. There are nnw upward of twenty Major and Brig diex Generals who are without special commands. In other words, they wear
draw the pav. but ner-
They seem to gave the
in saying
"there is progress in the negro question." Thus the Boaton correspondent of the N. V. Tribune sas, iu writing of the terrible losses of young Massachusetts ofli-s-ers : "We yield them up, almost without a tear for this u ar is Massachusetts' war Massachusetts and South Carolina made it, and we demand the duty and the iiloi y of on r full s lare in the sacrifices."
"This war is Massachusetts' war !" There you have it plainly asserte I at last a war started, and now engineered by Sumner, ami Garrison, and Andrew by th.! w hole tribe of "one idea" fanatics,
whose custom it has been to celebrate nero festivals in Massachusetts, by an an-
nuai 1st ot August trampling on ami burning of the Constitution, an I by furious declamation against a Union which they declare to b "a league with Hell." If any Democratic journal one year ago had male the de lira; ion that this was Sumner's and Gairis-m's war. thti than ces would have been that a highly patriotic and exclusively respectable Ii quitdican moh would hive paid its respects to such a plain spoken press, or, perhaps one ol Mr. Lincoln's zealous Secretaries, V-hm. ing to the party of "free speech and free press," would have clappe 1 the daring editor into some sca-wa.-die I fortress prison. Bet time and its revenges have done their appointed work. What was then treason in a Conservative press has now become the quintessence of patriotiiiu iu a radical sectional join nal !
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J. H. M'CUIRE & CO., HAVING pnn.TTjtly locatM in Sh?t7TilIe, re bow inmuf.w-tui ;u fttil will keep couiUiitly n hal, ft fall fctoortxuciit of DOUBLE AND SINCLE CARRIAGES of the various Styles now in use. Wr hare no hsiUtinn in nyinf thftt wt are now ftrllin(
Tor ieM muoey uad mj otlier eaUliUthneut la ut&Ute, PLATFOR.TI AND ELLIPTIC SPRING WAGOINS.
All Work Warranted for One Year,
XX EXAMTfATIOX OF OITIX STOCK IS
KOI.lClTLDrD. Repairing Done to Order.
.Dr. J. n. XcLEA-S Strengthening cordial & Blocd Purifier.
TR aKCATBTT KKXSVr In The World,
ab tarn MOST DELICIOUS
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St-iwn Allen lie est h;oi l iot n.ui r s.. (). vu i. e S.iulh sli'.enf llr.;il:iy street, in the town of s,ellyvilie.
S'iei''.v countv. In liau.u l'ruicii.al S1C0. Inter. ut $11
CO. Total 3 171, CO. J set Cu nuiii.s Tiiat part of lot number sixteeu (IG), on . c.a n tieet, in tlie tofcn of Shel''j ville, as folio : Commencing at th; North-west corner of sai lot. Mini t'ifiice rmininir East forty feet ; thence South forty fet ; tlieixe West forty feet : tneuce North forty fe-t to tlie 1-1 ice of ljinniijg. Principal $150. Interest $10,50. Total SK,()..VJ. In Witnwe Whereof. T have hereunto sucriNM my nime a n l'.t.jr, at Shcl'.iyviUi". thiOOili H-'v of IVcrm1'. a. D..Sii-2. . I.. VAXI'ELT, Au.litor S. C. APBitTiiTff! NK north-east NW north-West- bW snnth-ve-( VR sinth-e.-t NK north-east K eiifthalf.
fg-The longest war recorded in history, if not the most destructive and important, was that waged lor a hundred
panisli
or raihei
nation, called tne Auracanians, occupy
ing the southeastern part of South America.
and e'gutj-two years against the r i
invaoers iv an Jmlian trine.
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the decorations, form i.o service.
idea, at Washington, that the country is on the high road to destruction, and they might as well make all out of it they can before it reaches the bottom.
Trout FishingA practical j d;er residing in a plennant country village, some time since had
a visit from l'rofessor Wingate. The Professor is a ken trout fisherman, and seeing; a pond at some distance from bis residence, he inquired: Can you fhsh for tior.t in that pond?' 40, ye' sai l U.. as well as not. 'Possible! wheie's your rod; '1 have none: I'm no fihermar; if yon want to try, we 1 1 go over to S , and get tackle, and you nuvtry your hand at it The next morning early W. drove over to the pond and whipped it. around to windward and leeward, and finally wa led in up to his waist, and threw his dies most successfully, but never raised a tin. At length, as the sun grow tolerably hot, he turned to U., who lay under a t;e. so-
Cotnrlftlct for lived.
i
SIIKUIFT'S SALr.
j JV ' IT-TUF. of Crt',fle5oryof:l -le-Tee to Tn?Vrertt'i
. 3 fror.i the .eri s Oii.ce of i.ie sliel'-.y County li.nnno. 1'ieas Ci ui t, in a cm wiiere'n fWlenf Iu liara. e.
rei, is l!.ii!it.u, aul cnaric A. t iar i leten i ts, reou r-
nie t niae tne sum of Six Uun-ire.! and fl'ty t'li. -ilo!
i.i'3 an-l forty-onece.;ts, with interest on pai.t decree, and
costs. I ill exnoyeat I'uMxS.il, t) the highest bi.l;l-,on S ATrilDA Y, Til K 24 h DAY OF JANUARY, 1M3, 'Twe.-n the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 oVlock p. m. 1 said d;y, at the d.r f the Court Il.ue of riid She!' y Ciui -tr. In. I'ana. the rents and pro flu for a term not exoerdu f wen veiri, cf the following tlescriled reu' estate.-to-wit : The Wcst-hilf of the Vorth-t-ast quarter of Sec'ion e;chtc L (!), Ta?siin twelve (1-?). North of K.uige reven (7) I'.i-t oojitAiriii? ei.hty (; 0) Here of land.juore or less, s.tuate it Shel y county, sf.teof Inliana. It' surh rent an t profits will not 11 for a MiiTxierit vim to i .t'jfy said decree, interest ard cost. I will, at the same iin:t ,ir. I r-';,ce, expose at nn'-lic ae the fec-:niple of said re.tt cta;e, or so much tVreof ai m vv Ik: sudicieut to dischorr sai 1 dt-ree, interest and cost.
Fail sale will he made without any relief whatever from!
aiaat;un or appraisement laws. iiknry nonr.K. Janl 'pf 4 STieritT of SUeH-y County. S. L. Vampelt, Auditor, for IMS. SHERIFF SAL.F.
3 v virtu "fan execution to me di rented from tSe Clerk's
5J O.Ute u
tl'Ali; Ul' l. 1I AX A inu-BV Cot ntt. ?5 In the Court vi Common fleas, March toiiu, ls03.
I cier K. Mroup. Administrator of the tstate of George iitroup, Utceased William P. Ar.gleMn, John Stroup, Ahraha - Kho.ic8. !ary Rhodes, Oeois'e lUoe, Klij.Oeth l'uh'e, "- tiniiid Sti-oup, Aioalom B. vtroup, .ieurgs Case, Catharine Cass, Catharine troop, Uuvid V. Stroup, s .uj'l l. Str.iup, Margaret Stroup, William I.. Stroup. lleury Stroup, George w. tr"JUp, Oorse 1j. ttroup.
Re it rcinenilid that on the 31st day of December, a. b.
ISti'J. the a ve tuiuied r UintiU, I y lavis. W riu'lil Sl Urcen,
his Attorneys, liled his complaint in the CUrs otlxe of said Court, in vacation the e(d' i-,il also the aliidavit of competent persons, thai said defendauts, t:i--.vit : Nathaniel Stroup, Atsaiom 1!. Mroup,aiid lleniy Mroui,reuon-rfsidents oi the state of Indiana. They are therefore here' y notified ot
the fil.1.5; of said complaint, and the pendency of this ac ton,
and t'oev aieeich tciiurcd to personally lie and appear !-
fire ti;e luticof said Court, on thetirst Monday in March.
at tlw Court House, in the City of Shlhyville, She I
i.v cuotv, Indiana, then and thereto pli I t or answer
said complaint, or indcUtuit thereof, the B.attcrs and tliingf
therein c-iitaii ed will le htard and letvrn.itied 111 their ab-
.-ti.ee. Wituc-s ay hand Vois 31ft day of Dccemlr,
A. 1-T2. ALONZO Hl.AIR, Clerk. l)vis, Wi:;oht Jfc Oreei, Attorneys fur PlaiutiiT. CJan. 1st lsC3 -(l'f Sj'-)
Attachment.
t wlil .posc at ruhlic Sale, to the highest didder on SATURDAY THE 54th DAY OF JANUARY, 18C3,
oTATE OF IXD1AXA Sbklbt CotriT.. In Coumiou I'lcaj C.urt, March term, a. d. 1003, llenvy Ruck, ,
vs. James Conner and J;iCob Ouldard.
Re it remein'Krcd, that on the 2J;h day of December, a. v.
lRW.siid tdair.tiff. by Davis, WnchtAr Green, his Attor-
n. vs. riie 1 in the othce of the Clerk of the Court of Com
mon Tleas of said c.-uoty, his affidavit for an attachment, from hi h it api;ai that said defendant, Jan.es Com er is
a noii-iesident of the Mate of in liana, tiieren.re, said oe-
fexdant is hereby iioti6el cf the jiendercy of thisa tion, and toavnearin the Common Pleas Court of said county, on
the first rlav ot the next term thereof, to lie held at the
Couit House in theCitv of Shell yviile. on the first Mon
dav in March next, at which the same will stand for trial.
Witneo the Cleric of said Court this4th day of Decern-
ler, a- n. 13".2. ALONZO BLAIR, Clerk. Jan. 1st, lSo3-P5tpfS3.
STATE OF 1XDIAXAJhei.bt CotSTT, e, In the Common Fleas Court. March term, ltfC3. llammh Murphey, .lames Murphey, "J Jane Shaw, Diana Mortimer, I
, r . 1 . t r.-An I iMMwi.:..
t . a, . . ... ..... . Xilil&HUei .UUI iiUirr. .1U I XJ. luauta 1 (.i-iui'innit ,w
,7 . VM " Vr1:"- M1. 15 p- cf v. f setideawill.
: i.n .a i vr'i'toriii ir.pi iif pf I nil 30 nr ni .v rnntm- 1
the rert and profits fora trm not exvX'Oihng sevn ye-irs
or thef.Uowir.i desrrll.e-l Renl F.state, to-wit : The Kast lia'.i of She orth-wi divirter of Section t'Vi.tv-s;x in
T..wnsY.p Ihirteon (1?). North of Ranee f.re (5) East, con
taining s-vi'nty-.evi!n (77) acre, ra ire or less, situate in the
county of t.irt1 y ?.n I state of Ind.iana. An 1 on f liiuve to realise the fv.l! arr.onnt.
ct, I v'll, t fie some time and place, expose at Public SVie th 'ee simple of rvd Real Kstat. Taken n Jhe prope- ty of Mavt n R.TrisW.at the nit of ea OM TI. Rhrer, Admini-Tutor of the estate of Joseph Tris!er.i!-eved. UK.NRY HORLE. Sheriff S. C. Davis, Wright & Cries, PIOs Atiys. . fjan 1-pf $4
Itomcr Palmerton, Harvey Patmerton,
llannai: Palmerton, Lrmina Pain etton.
Re it remeia' ere I, that on the 3!st day of Deeemr, A
D., lsi"2, the alHjre namied pl tintitls, by their Attorneys, Isaac O.lell, Thoma A. He.idricks and Oair B. llord, fil-
i e I their complaint in the ' lerk "a fliceof fwd Com t, in va-
interet and ' eat:nn hereof, auair.st siid defendants, in the alxive entitle-1
Bed
SIIEKIFF'S SALE.
YIRTUK of acertinel copy ofadecreeto iredirect
I ed Tom the Liei ks Oil.ce of the frhel' y Countv
Circuit Court, in aoauso whe;ein Charles W. SiiO, Anu.in:trator, 4c, is piaintill, and lieurpe W. Fisher, al. isilefend int, rei;uiriu? n.e to make thesum of M:er.toen huulre I
m.l evoi.ty dollars and sixty-live cents (I7UU I'j). with
rcear.d costs, I h;.1 tA.i.oieat i'u'.ii.c
lidt;er.
cause, and also the aliidavit of a comietent person that one
if sdd defendants, to-wit : Harvey Palmerton is a nm
resident of the tate of Indiana. He is therefore, here' y
not; fie I of the filing of said oomplaii.t, and the jeudency of
said action, and to appear in the Coumon Pleas Court of said c lUtity. on the first day of the next term thereof, to i held at the Court House, in the city of Sliel'-yvill. Shcl'iy
e unty, Indiana, on the first Monday in March, lt-'P3, at w'iiih time the same will stand for trial. Witness the
Clerk of sai 1 Court, this 31st day of Pecemlier, a. d lPti2.
AKONZO BLAIR, Clerk C. C. P. Shelly County Jan. 1st. lPt 3.
lacing himself with book and ci r, and :r-t" ; . i ta:e, t' the u tht.tl
Mt.aiiiut.. I 0N SATURDAY. THE 21ih PAY OF JANUARY, 1PC3,
1 ttou t believe there is a trout in your pond 1 don't know that there is,' replied It., impertubly. Why you told me there was!' '0, no,' said It. turning and lighting another cigar; 'you asked if you could fish-for trout here, and I said you eoubi as well as nut. I've seen folks do it often
bat I never knew of one beii We
caught
Release of Prisonor of State The mo ius operandi is narrated by the New York Express as follows: Mr. Tiacy ws discharged from prison on Friday afternoon. An oflieer of the Government came into the prison, and aked him it he would not like to step over to the Judge Advocate's office. Mr. Tracy 'Yes not knowing what wai to be done. Th officer then told him he had 'better tak his overcoat. The officer added: 'Yon had betrer take all your things Accordingly Mr. Trary took all his things and went to the Judge Advocates oTSice. He wasaskel whether he wonld like to
be released, to whien ha 6aid, vcs of
course Mr. Tracy w;g then asked to sign a paper, which on reading, he found to be a simple promise to appear when called for which he signed. - lie then sat still for half an hour, mpptWfog thai QBiwthinu el was to be
liejween the hour, of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 oclck p. ui. nl sai ldaj ,a; theiiM.roi the Court il Usee! Jail fow l j ccuuty l:iu u.a, the reu ami prulits lor a tcrui nt e.Cf ni.i g stvcii i cars, os the following desci it cd heal I state, iv.-a il : i,e-
piuu.Li; iiinetce:i aul lone-tourih (luj,) pines a- utu of the hast end o! the line divivi iiu tne hasi n iif of the Northwest qu.vtcrof section twji.ty six i:Q in -loi.siiip i.uinUr twelve (12) North oi Ran-e live (o); taencc v.lh seventyeven and one tilth '77 1 a) pole; thei ce V es oie hundrei and twenty-six and to-fifths (P.6 poles ; thei ce North seenty -seven abd oi e fitth (77 1 3) poles ; tl,e. ce hast one hiuidred ai.d twei.ty-s x and lao-fcfdi (I'.ti 2-.) poles to the place of le,".n:iir.(t, n fining xty acres, more or less. Also, e ehteer. acres t-e-niiirii uinvU-en and three-fourths yolcs outh of the West end oi the lii-e dvi in the N-i thws?t quarter of section twi t ty-six (26;; thei.ee South seventy seven ar.il on-lifth (,77 1 5 poics: tlu-t.ie hst thiity Cve (3a; poies an. I s.atecn il6) P.nks I the'ice North evet tyyenand n.e-fi:"th ;77 1-5? poke ; thuce Wt thirty-five i?.y. j o'cs and sixteeu (110 links, to the pi:u- of leeinnir-g.
xiept so much of th shoe several rlcscril e 1 lots f land
E'
7STUAY XOTICE. Taken up by Thomas J
Keaton, of Hanover Township, Shelby county, India
na on t ie ist nay oi iecerai er, i--ov, a nue isun, wiui rel ntck and head, and three red feet up to the knees, blind in the leiteve. no other marks or brands perceivaMe, and .ipposed tole two ears old. arpra!ed at twelv dollars by
J. U. Snurrier and Jamci Iiui ton, Dec. SCth, 1?C2. Ijefore
S. J. Morrison, J. P. A true copv. AL0NZ0 ELAIR, Clerk. Jan. 1st. I?C3.
i V'OI irETO ITEtllSOF TETITIOX TO
SELL HCIIiOTATR.
T.lt; vr i.mia., MnxBT county,
Not ce is here' y pi ven that Hiram Comstock, Administrator of the estate of Mary L. MTenred, deceased, has filed his petition to sell the real esta'eof deceased, her personal feii c insull'.cient to pay h r de'- ts. and that arid petition will
le bean! at the next term of the Court of Common Pleas of
said county. Jauuary 1, 1803.
Attest. AI.ON'ZO BLAIR, Clerk.
7YTT1CE TO IIE1IIS TO SEEL REAL
ESTATE, STATE OF INDIANA, Smztr County.
N t.ce is fcerety trven tliat Teter R. ftroup. Administra
tor ot the Estate of Gearee stroup, deceased, has field his
petition t seli the Real Estnte of the deceased, his personal
a h.iNeri heretofore t- a-rt t Jsi e Fi4:er, the n iieof ! I eirg insufficient to pny his debts, and that said petition
Un.es r'isher, deceas-1, ail in S'.ie!'. y Cjuntv and State of
In h.ira. It such rents and jTfits will pot sell frr a stiff ci-rt srnn to s;;tis:'y said dcvr, atere and cost, 1 will, al ttsan;e tir.;e and place, fcvr-ose at ra; Pr m.: th.- f.-sin-i le oi uirl
real esute, crso u uch thereof asmayle surl.cier.t to dis-
c;ui mm .iccree, u. lerrstano costs raid sa:e ii! if without aiiy rehef wLateAr from valuation or prainemeut 'aws. HENRY DOLLE.
willle heard at the Text terra of the Court of Common
Plejsof said County. January 1. 1-63. Attst. ALONZO BLAIR, Clerk.
Juti 1'pffT! E. H. Dt, Atty for TT.
Ehei i of Shelb y eoucty.
MANHOOD
Piano
Fortes
Piano Fortes !
The best kinds, incluliD CniC&EllIC 4: $0.S STUWAT & SO5S, anJ trer eooJ taarnfietures. iray V found at all time at the '-INDIAKA. AIL'&IO BTORE ' v a n. it.,,.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTOltED
Jvt J'uUithfd, in a S"iUd StrtiAjv, Pric Si Cents. A 1EC1URE OX TUS yATUHS, TZFATXEXT and Radical C'ure of S) trmatorrhcaa or !-emjnal W eakness, InToim.tary Emissions. Sexual lehil::y, and Impedimer U to Siarriave generally. Nervousness, Consumption. Epilepry andt'its; .Mental and Physical Incapaeity, resulting from S-lf al use.Au-..ty R0BT.J. CULVJiUWKLL, M.D., author of the Grt. (k . Tne w ri1 r?aownel autlior, in this admirable Ijecture, clearly proves from bis own experience that the awful conseuencee of self-a' use may he effectually removed without medicine, asd without dacperotis stirpical operations, hoairle, instrurrents. rin(r, or cordials, poictirpout arnode of cure at oi ce certain and eCectuah hy which every sufferer, no k tter what hiscontlition may be. may cure himself cheaply, privately and radically. Th!a lecture will prove a boon t-j thousands and thousands. f ent ni:der se-il. in a plain epveloye, to ary address, en tV; .eAipt of six cents, or two postage stamp, hv add essni Da. CHAS. J.C. KLINE, jylOy 1 1!7 Bowery, New York Post Office Box. rV5. DRUUJS! DRUT.TS! DASS IIUr?JS, 85.1UE DUE7IS, Bovs Ditr.ns, Tor DRcn Of the im quahtM No. 4, Bate Oomaa, Indianapolis. itillWl. VILLA ED imiLU
AYEE'S Sarsaparilla FOE PTJEUyHTQ THE BLOOD. And f r the apeedy cure of the followine compltinti t i&rro'fnlaianil Scrofnlou Affect Ions, sue la as Tumoi-a, Ulcere, Sores, Krmptlona, IMmplea, Puotulcs, Ulotchea, . Bolls, lilaiiaa, autl all bt&tu UUtasei. OtKui.fD, Ind.. Cth June. 1869. J. C. Arnt k Cn. Genu: 1 feel it my duty to acknowledge what your i'arsni'aiiil.'t has done for me. Having itiheiiied a scrofulous iulectim. 1 have ufietvd from it iu various ways tor years. N-uietinies it hurst oat in Iters ('ii my hands suid arms; Miiuetiniea it turned inward bud tiistrewel me at (be stomteb. 1 wo
years u:o it hrt ke out 111 my head anil covered rdy scalp and ear with cue sore, winch mas pMiifni aud loatlMoine beyond description. 1 tried many ni.diciiies aud several pliMiicians. tut wiibout much relief f nan any thins. 1" tact, the ilix'lUer grew wor-v. At h-uglll 1 Was lejoictsl to read in the Oopcl Messenger tht you luul rqvp.urd an alteraiive (ai.ipJiri.lH i, f. r 1 knew from your reputation that any thnu you made must bu md. 1 aeut to Ciiieiuiiati and got it, and uei it till it cured me. 1 took it, as you rt ii.-e. in stimll does ot a teaspatrul over a
m ttith. ami ul uliuot thrt bottles. ew and healtnv
skin soon leirn to tin m under the sc-.ib. which after a
w hilo f 11 oil My skin is now clear, ami 1 know by my feelings (hat the dim-aM haa gone from my system. You can well believe that 1 feel what I am iu when 1 tell
yon, that I hold you to he one of the auoaUea ot the age.
aud remain ever gratefully. Your.
ALr nhO B. T ALLEY.
St. Anthony's Fire. Tloae or Erysipelas,
Tetter nail bait ltlituui, Maid lleaa, ltlngivorin, Sore Eyts, Dropsy, Dr. Robert M. Preble writes from Salem. N. T 12th
Sect- l"alJ, thitt he has cured an iuveterate caae of
L'ropsy, which threatened to terminate fatally, by tne
persevering use 01 our saraiariiia. nun aiso a aanpnvw Maliynant Lryiprlis tv larue doses cf the same; says he eiues the common raptimt by it constantly.
Bronchocele, Ooltre or Swelled neck, Zebulon Floan of Prrntiect. Texas, writee i "Three Ut-
tle of your Snrspnrilla euied me fra a .' a hideous swelling on the ueck, which 1 had suffered from over two years."
Lrnrorrhwa or V.Tsltes, Ovarian Tnmer,
Uterine Ulceration, Fenale Diseases. Dr. J. B. 3. Channine, of New York City, writes : " I
most cheerfully comply with the rcpiest of your affitit in
savins; 1 have fs.i.tnl your ar'alla a m exceiiens
alterative in the nnmeroua comi lainta for which we
emiilov such a reme.lv. but especially in Female IhfrartM
or the ycrofnlous iliiiibesi. 1 nave rnreii many inveter
ate rasos of Leucorrtioea by it, and some where the com
plaint was caused by w'wott'n of the vtrru. The ulceration itKelf was soon cured. Nothintr within my knowl-
edeo equals it fir tit- female eranrenients."
hdward S. Mnrrow. of wlurv, Ala., writes, "A dan
reroits ttviritin tumor on one of the females in mv family.
hi h had defied all tha renieilies we could employ, has
at length been completely curetl by your Extract of SarKipaiilla. Our phyxician thcuht nothing but extirpation could afford n lief, but he advised the trial of your Parsiipm ilia as the last resort before rutting, and it proved enectunl. After tnkiioyour remedy eight weeks Do symptom of the di.ense rriiuiins." Syphilis aud Mercnrial Disease, New Ont.FNa. 2Mb AugusT, H59. Dr. J. C. Atk : Fir, I cheerfully comply w irli the reqneit of your ?erit. and report to y u some of the effects 1 have renlir.ed with your S iraparilla. I hav enrol with if, in my practice, moat of the complaints for which it ia recommended, and have found its elf.vts truly wonderful in the cure of Venrral and Mrrevrinl It "jse. One .f my patients had Syphilitic ulcers in his throat, which were consuming his palate and the top of hU niotiili. Your Sarsaparilla, steadily taken, cured him in live weeks. Another was attacked Ly secondary symptoms in hi uoe. and the ulceration had eaten away a considerable part of it, so that 1 believe the dinorder would soon reach bis braiu and kill him. but it yielded to my administration of your Sarsaparilla: the ulcers healed, aud he in well again, not of course without some oisliKiitatioD to hi Lieu. A womau who had btea treated for the suiue disorder by mercury was suffering from this poison iu her bone. They l.ml beooino so sensitive to the weather that 011 a damp day she sulleied excruciating miu iu her joints and bones, the, tio, was cured emiiely by your .-arwipai ilia iu a few weeks. I know from its formula, which yuur ajrent gave me, that this Preparation fiom your h.lxiraloiy muxt lei gleat remedy; coiiseiiueutly, (lit-su tiuly rwuuukabls reaults With it have not surprised uie. fraternally yours, 0. V. LARIMER, M. D. Rheumatism, Goat, Liver Complaint
INDEPENDENCE, 1'itoli O'., Va.. Mh July, hi. Ta. J. C. Arm: ir, I have been afflicted wiili a vain- '
fill chronic Khrumnt tm for s long lime, which baR'ed the skill of physicians, and stuck to me in t-pite of all the reinedie 1 could find, until I tried your arvaparilla. One bottle cured me in two weeks anil restored my general health so much that 1 am far lietb r than lietore I was attacked. 1 think ii a woudei lul medicine. J. ERtASl. Jules Y. Getchell. of St. Louis, writes : I have Iwn nfllicted for years with an of return tf tUr. Lirrr, which destroyed my health. I Iried every thing, and every thing failed to relieve me; and 1 have been a broken-down man for pome years from no rlher cause than dmnnenitrt nf the Liver. My beloved pantor. tlm Rev. Mr. Espy. ad bed me to try your Sartaparilla. law use lie said he krew yon, and anv thitiir you made e as woith trying. I'y the blesaiuf of Ood it hits cured me. aud has to purified my blood as to mike a new n an of me. I feel young agaio. Ihe best that cm be said of you is not half good enough." Srlilrms.Cntirer Tnmors, Eniarcement, Ult ernt ion, Carles and XUxfoliatiou of the Uones, A great variety of cases have been reported to ns where etireh of thi-se formidable complaints have resulted fiom the use of this remedy, tut our space here wilt not admit them Some of them may bo found in our American Ahnnnac, which the as- nts hel w u iuied are pieaeed to fiirninh gratis to nil v ho cli for tli;m. Dyspepsln, Heart Dlaense, Fita, Epilepsy, Dielauilioly, .At-ui-ul;ta Many reu-.ai table tuns of there tletti 11 have Ieen made by the alterative n wer i f Ibis uicdii iue. ItslimuUt. s the vital fundi' ti into vigi roua actn n, and thus oven-oniea dird t aliieh would be supposed beyoud its reach, tuch a lemedy has lotig been rnuired by the necessities of the pe pie. and we are confident that this will do for them all that loeJiciue can do.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, TOR TUB RAPID CCRE OP Coughs, Colds, lnflnenva, Hoarseness, Croup, Bronrhltis. Inc ipient t onumptlon, and for tlte Kellef of Consamptlve Patient In advanced Stages of the Disease. This h a remedy sn universsUy kn?wn to snrpssa any Other for the cine of threat and lung o aiplaitits. tl st it is useless heis to publa-h the evideree of ita viriuea. Iu unrivalled excellence ftir toughs and colds, and its truly wonderful cu of pulmonary disease, bavs made it known thrui:hont the civilized nations of the earth. Few are the c mtnnnltiea. or even families, amomr th m who hae not some personal experience of its effects some living trrphy in their midst of iu victory over the subtln and dangeious divorder of the throat and lunps. As all know the dreadful fatality of these disorder, and as they know, too. the effects of this remedy, we need Dot do mors than to aa-nre them that it has n w all the virtues that it did have when maktrg the cures which bavs won so strongly upon the confidence of mankind. Prepared by Dr. J. & ATE3 V CO.. LowslL, Hsu. For sale y 8. W. Morgan, Dr. Robins, and John Hendricks Shelby vi lie, and by all Druggists throughout the country.
DdlgMJul Cordial IYER TAKES. The thousands upon thousands ho are Ji!y using McLean's stren? t!i
fercrttoaiit&tK irSSZ Utcr Hking.
infallible remedy for reoovat.nc and Iinonasrta the
shattered and !ien steir. purilyirg and earichrn; the Blood n-!toring the sick. suTrrii.e invalid to IIEA1ITII AXD STKE.XGTII. THERE 13 NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT. It will cure Lner Cor.p'.air.l. Iij. a, Iiarrhra, IHsentery, Heaoarhe, Iejrej:on of ?oinU, Fever an-l
A cue. Inaard Fever. Ill breath, or aL disease of the Liver, M'.maeh. r,r Roe'.s. V V O ENTLEMEN , da you wish to 1 lie; thy, Sirooj and Tijorron? Try LAMES, do you want the Bloom of Health to mount to your Cheeks atain? then go at once and get
HcLmn't Strnjthrinj Corii.il Jt Kln4 PuHerDelay ot a moment; it is warranted to riveaatislactn p. It will cure any ilif -. of tlie Kidneys. W omb, or lUwtdrr; Kaiutihg. Olstruccl Menstruatiup. Fall-ng .f tl Wuinls ll.irreni.ess. or any disease arising from Chrome or l ervuui Detnhty, it is an I nfslil.le Keuie.lv. ion mi.Dicr.x. Do vou want youre delicate, sickly, puny Children. t Healthy. Strong mid Rol ut! tlien rie them McLEAN'S STRENGTHEN INO OMUU AL. . (see te diracUons en each bottle) it is delicious to tak. TTT One tnhle-siHioufuI. btken everv raominc fastinc. is
a sure preventive a-.iiust Chills aud Fever, Cholera or any prevailing disear. VP CAl'TION! 1'eware of Dru?;ts or TWlers who may try to palm npon yon a bottle of Hi tiers r Samipar:lla. (which they can luy cheap.) by sayii g it is jest as clTliereare even men RASE enoii-h to s;eiil part o. n.y name to dii their VI LE decor ti"i-.a. Avoid uch infamous I'lRATES and their vil'ainovs e-mipuni's! Ask for Dr. J. H. McLean's .-trengtra pin-i Cordial and Bbod l'unfier. Take iiothinccl-. It is the onlv remedy tliat "ill I'urify
yourBloo.1 thorntich'y. and. at the saoie'ime, STKNtJTII-
EN and INVIGORATE the h"le errariratiop. It is iiut
up iu Larse Rottle .1 per 1 tie. or six bottles for S J.
Ia. J. II. McLKAN. Sole Proprietor, Corner of Third an 1 Vine Sts., St. Louis, Mo.
"V OTICI N herefy g rents, t ,,,) grM ssjMtc Aatfy Vaa on SaTtsast. m 10th PlT f J4rati. 10. at the reeeW-e of Mej-beti O mM. Uie i Soeliy c.unty. Ind dece..1, tlf f-"; rrM-nj, trt-.il :v Tw norsra, Waeonand Harre, iarw.:rg Cten Is, Wheat. Cora, hjr Aererfitofthreeinopth.w.nherTenrn mnrr t.r-e rWMUrs. Che prrcte r givi, h , V!r1rr lQsV. tin ar appauaoa.ecV la, wth ,, t r rr fatf. a-r liUi, KJ. 8.Y 4tJ.B.r. I LdI A lmi ruvtratora. -fOTlCE OF A '"-,THATrHSf. "OTICE is hereby given that the undenirnH has fcasav i. appinte. A!soin.strat'r of Oie eu: uf Henry Marstall. Ut of Shell y rut.ty. Imhai.'WraaM. Ra,4 sslsie i, sajsMed to be sol v,t. I tecvcnlrr 34t U. DA ID SMITH. Adas aiMrat4r. AD.m.'visTiiATOuns saljeT "JV"0TICE is her-'y gives that I will sell st FuSLe Aaetin. on Saturday, the lTUi day of January, li3,ae, Uie late residence of Heury Msrstall. in Surarrreek Taship.Mieiiy oouuty, Indiana. Ueec5vd. all theperaeaal v rty of cud iroeaei.eajr bug Uial petn.o tafeaa by tas widow, oustet.bg of ll.re. Cattle. II'CS Hav. Cvra, Ilouehod Furniture. Farming I" trnst la. m sgoas. Jte. I Tsans All sotn it itUrr three dwllars eaaii Snaa-Miil
sums over three doiiars a ered;t of tone mofitM will aw given, tlfuie!Lt-r eitn h.n-V with a; pro ted sarety WB.vipSv:n-'. - -1,1 Ua,ab4 draw.ag iaurest from data. Dec S4, 18C3. ... .. .-MITII, A'Umnietratar.
ADTllMNTICATOIt OTI E. "TOTICE is liereiy g vet. Ujit tV un-ler. gned fas
apiiiitel A lnniiitratort threvtateof Bel Kraf . Ute ol -!! y t'oui.ty, ludana, ilatwl. rvtata tsuj fx'-ed t . le.H.u 1 J. J. FOWLER, liieo.i t r 3, Ada.utratr
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ADniMSTICtTOIPK KALE..
OTIOE is ferc'y gin thjt I will sell at PuMie aeav
tioi..on -atunUy. t!ie hKU dy of Jar uary.0. at
liie late rei1enee of Muuuel It.. u-, in Shei'y Ouunty. ladl. ar.a. decea-ed. all his -ersolml J r.eity. imi taketi ly the l-w, e .!'i?t:n-of oi.f ll -r-. 3 lend ' f Cattle. H btiad at llogt. farming 1'bi.s' Is. Uouseliol I ait-t K.uioia Fari.irara. I tans. All -un.s upir tl ree rfoIUrs.rai ia hau4,aa4 all sumsover three dolUrs acrclit of tels awKiths anil gir:i. tiie pure! a-r giving his tte with apprevea security, waiving valuation and a praisetrent Uwa. J.J. FOW LEU, JfVc. CC. 1-C2. AJaiuUtratee. NOTICE OF AD.niMaTIUTIO.t. "tA0TICF is here'-y girn tht the undersigned has basm4. api-.mtol Adn:itnstratr of the etste f Zrrm tut.
ioi.ieiry e..mi:y,lt.i.,lUj1acoc-,t.. ail estate is sus
pciei to ie viivent.
1hc.4, It. 2.
ALFRED FiX.
Adiainiatrator.
roR t;vrx OMrLaiNT, Bit 1101 ssie-a, iiEaatrnc. &c. There has never ln a i'ATH AR1 H' me iicinc, ollercl to
the pu .I.e. that has given such eutire satifiu:tion u Me-
LEAN'S I N l KKSAL FILLS.
Being entirely veeta'.le. they are peefectly innocent and
can le taken I y the most te'-ikr itif nit; yet prompt auil
powerful in removing all linlious secret.ons. Acid or Im
pure, fretct Matter from tlie Momach. In fact, they are
the only I ills that should to used in malarit u districts.
They roduee no Oripirg. Sickr.ess or Pin in the Mom
ach or llowels, thonch very active and searchins in tlieir operation, pron oting healthy secretiot.f of the Liver and
kidneys. 1 o will sutfer from Riilioi.sncss. Headache ard Foul Stomacl .when so cheap a remedy chii I obtained! Keep thm c pstiiatly on hand; a single dose, takeu in sea-on, tray p event hours, days, and monthsof sickness. Aek for Dr, J. II. McLean's I'ni verral Fills. Take no other, being coa'ed. ihey are ti.stele-s. l'rice only -5 cent ier box, and can I e sent by mail to any part of the United State. J. II. Mr LEAN, Sole Proprietor. Corner of Third and Pine Streets, St. Louis. Mo.
AinilMSTRATOU-S SALE "OTICE is herey giep that I w ill expose at public aaa i. tion on Fi i.l..y. t ie I itii ..f Jmoin . I'd, at tlie late residei ce of Zcno I'ox. ( ie-:ied, in Marion T.wiaaip, SheRy I'oui.ty. Imiia-.a. all t'ie personal pro erty of said deeii-l ti..ttken y th wi low. c itsi:i?irf liorw. Cattle. ieep. llo-.-s. VVIk-.ii in the field. Corn in the crib. Household Fu-inture. KiJiuior ("tcn-ils. Au-. Tctk. A cre-Sii of 10 moT:thwill le given on all sassS over S3, the purchaser givibj his u teat iuteret waivinf valuation mii I a pra.x.11 e..t lavs, wish -. roved security, sums of S3 and uii ler cash in Luuwl. ALFRED FOX. Pec- CI. lCC. Administrator.
IlXIXi'TOU'S .OTICE. NotUeishereiTfriv i en Hut liar un.lerjiirtied U taken out k-tters as F.aeca-
vr o: tlie I.L-t Will aud lotuiieut of J-dm U- Ooover, lai ot Slieli y e-iunty. liidiatiiuilec-aMl. Said estate is supfats d to t solvent. Dat-d Dec. II. Ieii?.
NELSON S. CONOVER, Zxeratwr.
DR. J. II. ItlcLEAlVS Volcnnio oil TilniTnon. TT1K PET UlCfMl I! HIE WORLO, FOR !!! OR FEAST.
ThoUMtnds of human Is'iiiks have levn saved a life of deartpituile atHl misery . I y the ue of this invaluable Liniment It will relieve l'A I N almost instantaneously, and will cleanse, purify ami hvnl the foulest SORE in an increili'.le hort time. iLEAN'S VULCANIC 'IL LINIMENT will relieve the mot invcterateciees of Rheun.atisni. (tout, or Neuralgia. For Paralysis. Contract Muscles, Stilt'tiess or weakness in the .loint. Muscles or Lipimeiits, it will i.ever lail. Two a plications a ill cure Fore Throat, lleadatheor Earache. For Hums or Scilds, or ai'y Pain, it i an infalible lieit:ly. Try it. and you will find it an indispensil le p-n ely. Keep it alwpys on band. PLANTERS. FAKMEhS, or any one having charge of horse-. will save money ly using Mclean's Volcanic Oil Liniment. It is a S)mi!y aii'l infallible cure fr Gails, Sprains, Chai'if, baelling. Lameness, Sweeney, Sores. Wounds. Scratches, or any cxiemal d.sca.e. Try it, aaJ you will be Cfmvirced. Dr. J. II. !cLEAN, Sou Propr'efor. SAINT L01IS, MO.
DR. J. -TIcIaEAA'S Cnndv Vormifugc, a delicious, poverful. and erective Worm destroyer.
The
Sugar Gl .l.u les can he given with confnle.ee in all ca.-s and
under anv cin umstapces. .V norm ran xl in tht f.nac or'-i rt if ', V..KS' ANDY VERMIFUGE U given ai tin t'irfctiont..in tach box. Aent for the above medicites, S. W". MOROAN1.
1,000 Pieces DIFFERENT STILES AND CHADZI WALL PAPER! Just Received at COBLE'S, Kear the I. it C. R- P- Depot. ShelWville. Indiana. Alas a
si.eial aijd ime.tily svhckeil aswrta.ea.tsC X3R,5T OOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, &C., sl'C, lC, Comprising every article usually required, sasa as LADIES' DRENS GOODS, CLOTHS, CAJiSIIED?, SIIEETXGS MIIRTI!VC,awC4 All of which have trtn 1ouht f -r cash, st the lowest rm ling rate, and will le sold at a small advance aa fast SastSS casnpurchacif . Renien.ler tlie place, COBLE'S OLD STAND,
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iRAI. WASTES)! I continue to pny the ruling prices for ALL KINDS V GRAIN AND CuCNTRV I'iiul'l tE. Farmers are sw qneeted to give me a call before scliinfA. CODLD. SheUarville, April 10, 15C2.
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HATS, CAPS,
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ISti-sxw Goods, XO. 1C EAST wVASZIIXGTO STUCR TWO POORS ABOVE AB4JU KXrUaSS, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. S-PtU-yl Dentistry ! DR. .1. K. JAMESON Ofershis professional services to the community of Shelby, villi-aud vicinity. Having had a num's-r of years practiaml exK-rieiH-e he leel cu.li lent 4 hs ability to give esitirs sas i3l: tion to all who may favor him witha call. PLATE WORK, TFTTH ElLLlO EXTKUTISC, At., Dope op short notice and in the wuo? sp roved manner, f id'.re on lUrri m Street, (rooni loriorrly accused hf T.
S. Cauny. e 1 ail -r h p. Dse.l TIIE CA.MP.llbN FOR 1861 NOW OPENED.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA, For th 7!titf nf the Su t ant Pifrrtt, trfiicted vHh Mmletit ind Chronic ita4. and rtptcLiiiy for Ut4 Cre of pisea$r f tht Deu.U Orgtnt.
EDICAL A DV1CE given gratis by the Aetinf Valual le Reports ou Spermatorrhoea or Seminal
pes. and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on
tV N EW REMEDIES employed in the Diaper sary. ser.t to tl afflic ed in seaied l'tter etiTelopea, free of charge. Two or threw stamps for rtare will he acceptable. Addrwa Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGMTOff. Aetfttfurtoa.
T3IP0RTAXT TO FARMERS AND ALL Owners of Morses I HA VINO been practicing Tetinsry Fuegery and Horse Doctnrii gin this placesuccesslully for some time.and hearing of a large pum'arr of horses dicing or rendered useless for want of medical aid. I announce to the people .t Shel'y and adjoining Counties that I can r found on Franklin Street. North of the Methodist Church, where 1 am prepared to treat all diseases iueideut to the horse. pinion riven free of charge. JOHN S. SAVIN. May 29-1 P62-tfo RUGEIl & CALDWELL, Wholesale Grocers Ajrs C OMMISSIS MERCHANTS, No. 63 East Washington Street, INDIANAPOLIS, IND. All Goods soM as cheap as in Cincinnati. Jyl
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500 Cords Red Oak Stave Bolts, For which 1 will pay cash at the highest market rates. nutosexi'ut, J. II. SPUAGl E, sjt. fhelrrlle, Ser. 4, 18CiVa
FRANK SNOW HAVING diftanced all con-petion Cie past season, takes pleasure in aiiimurK-ing to the rarmincandnarssowa ing community tliat he ons the campasgn of under ths mot f.imraMe auspices, and fully cotih lent that he will aa aide to snpply all the world and the rest of mankind With DOLULE AND SINGLE, LIGHT AND IIIAVT Of a quality unsurpasse.l,in ei tfer material or work sasnslsip as he pays especial atteutien to the aelertiou of the forsscr, :d employs none but the moat skillful workman. Mat assortment of Genu and Lady's SADDLES is complete. In fart he keeps do thing but the best, H sf which will be exposed of At the Lowest Living Rates, And ranch eterper than aa inferior article isfrssraenllysalat. KEPAIItlXG promptly done. J7Rememler tho idaee North rde Ful lie Pewars, SHELCYVILLF. IND. TEWFTREES FOB SALE. 17 r. fin PEACTI ANDAPPI.K TCrTH. UUUU sllcuitivateil Fruiu The trees art largvuai healthv.aivi will esoldat the lowest hvlcg rstrs. Tfrfedesire.iosor procuring a fine aahtrf FrmltTrwat
are rsoucstisl to call and exiauae my assortsasnt tai ctusstee. t. ItUOsUft.
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