Shelby Volunteer, Volume 20, Number 51, Shelbville, Shelby County, 1 September 1864 — Page 3

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VOLUNTEER.

X- O O A X- . Attention McCi.ei.lan Mincte Mex. ('apt. Cha. A. Shank, James K Capp, Hilly ('raycraft an.l Josh James will organize a Company of Horsemen on the Public Square, St 8 'cck oh Saturday morning next, and prooec'' to the Ratification meeting atTttickr' (irc-ve. Ccuie in bnys ami join the Company ! JIulIy fur Mac. IKllt, lkxi.T for MAC. Kktirx ok the IOj Day Mex. The Com pany of one hundred day's men from this j county, Capt Ai.iex, returned on Saturday ; last With three or four exceptions the boys are looking hearty and well. They returned ti Indianapolis cn Monday to he mustered j - . . . . i out of the crviec and payed off. None of! thciit we believe entertain the remotest idea of re entering the service- as vetrans, as a encral thing being entirely satisfied with dering and surfeited with jdory. R. R. Accidext. On Thursday morninir l.ci il, i..;n ii,n ii.:. i. . t 'n ." iim ni.n ii.id.-t; mm tii on ine i. . - tt C. R. R. atG 10 in the morning was thron n I from the track near (luilford. bv the break ing of a ftange on one of the drivers. Several gentlemen were standing on the platform t)f one of the car, all of whom were more br less injured. Among them was Captain UltACtEX, of Indianapolis, who has since died of his injuries, lie was the Democrat-1 ic nominee for Senator in Marion countjparticipated in the Mexican war and raised the first Company of Cavalry in this State for service in this war. He was a gentleman of superior literary abilities, and possessed fine social qualities, and leaves a hirge circle of sincere friends to mourn his loss. Ri:s .iixg the Draft. A week or so ao Mr. Mallaly, editor of the Metropolitan. Record, New York city, was ancsitcd for an article in liis paper counselling TChistanco to the draft. His case was heard before Commissioner Osboin on Friday last, who discharged the prisoner, holding that a draft cannot be resisted until it is actually iu operation, and that any expression of opinion in opposition thereto, written or uttered, are not a violation of law. I'eusoxai.. Capt. Jack i'linn arrived in town on Saturday last, looking quite rugged and hearty. We presume the o.-tensiblc object of his visit at this lime is to r look after his political prospects, which we can inform him are far from promising. H id the linnMr stopped before the holding of tne Contention that put him in nomination he might have run quite a respectable poll but that dieet lived jutt long enough to prejudice evrry Democrat agaimt Jack, for which we sire of course duly thankful, in a political point of view. Whether he ever made the expressions that sheet attributed to him or j pot in immaterial it asserted he did, and j Ibeiug, as l'Dg as it lived, the accredited orcan of the luiscegens w were bound to be. Sieve it. Jf lie had any hopes ol being elected, he of course expected Democratic votes but. the Banner, with its usual senseless indiscretion, fixed that matter all right, and ensured his overwhelming defeat. ... The Lkac.ve. 1 here are manv who insist , ,. . , that the League is merely a close political orcaoization. without bindino- oaths or other ibligation than to be intensely ' loyal." This is false, it is a secret oath bound conclave f political conspirators, more treasonable nnd dangerous than was the Know Nothing org anization, because organized for more sinister purpose and controlled by men of less character an.l love of Ireedom. 'I hat the community may have an inkling idea of the obligations of the order, we copy the 'ollow ing from the "pledge of honor." to which each member subscribes on initiation : "And we do further pledge ourselves that wo will defend the State from any invasion, insurrection or rebellion, and all loyal citiicns of the country in the lawful protection ol their persons, property and families, and ,. that we will A7 secret the proceedings of t '''. Lco jtic, except when permitted to disclose them, and that in the furtherance of th 'seoltligations we pledge our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor." How efficient service the would render in defending the State from invasion we ar not prepared to say. but judging from pastevents are of opinion thev would all lead the van vn a retreat, and doubtless would do better nervier in keeping a few unarmed men from the ballot box than in putting down any lorm-

' i;rs. Messrs. mith V hla:r, llaruware I'ealthe cloven foot of the dark lantern ctnecru . . . . r c . . ' ers, are in receipt ot one of tlresc excellent HUiclo.H'd in the tenth Art. of the t onstitu- j ... , . , , ... e . .. Drills, which is now on exhibition in trontoi tion, which reads as follows : ' , . .. , , , , r their lre, ana we woul l advise the larmArt. X. Kick member i f the Lfi'" aJiall ; . . . . . .., . ; . i m" community to examine it. Among the 2romptt prvnae uinsclf irith al teisl one - .m.i ih.'.t .mil. musket orVrf. ,i,,.l n u ih'.-Un t ". manv advantages t.f these drills are that thev

Miyphj i'f ammunition for the ejffectice use of '?''' It was in obedience to this obligation that the Leagii-rs ftoie and distributed among themselves the Home Cuard muskets a few . nights since. A Patriotic General. The following letter explains itself ; but we mav add that in the em Her uni t of th Avar the writer was one of the lest and i . , it . ,. , biavest oliicers in it. He was m ail the . . , , , ijreat tattles of the Peninsular : k , Ot) A ALNCT STItFET,) 1'niEArELriiiA, July oO, 10-4. Sip. I have the bono, to aeknnvvle.l the receipt of a communication from the 8ecitArv of War, dated the Hist inst., infoimiiiLT me of mv promotion to the of ticc of I5i igadicr General of volunteers. This appointment I decline to accept. In order that my motives lor so doing may be clearly iindeutood, I will state that when those who administer this (i ,0r,t r..-.U,t th,, inhm. mijp, VJB . tl in a a w . w vaaaa a v. 11 tion of prosecuting the war for the restore tion of the Union, I, together with hundreds of officers nnd thousands of men, at presnt out of service, will be found ready and willing to return. Untjl that time I consider the post of honor to Le private station I am, sir, veiy respectfully. Your obedient servant, Wm. McCasdles. Brig. Gen.L. Thomas, A. G., U. S. A.

RATIFICATION.

WJ! i The Hemocracy and Conservative citizens j of Shclbyville and vacinity will IJatify the i nomination of McCi.ei.i.an A: PeniiI.eton' on j rJy evening next on the Puhlic Squareflow MelKmaM, Hon. Tito's A. Hendricks, j Dan. Voorhecss, M. M. Iiav, and others are oxr)ecte(j t r,resCnt and address the in til- i . , ... , ,.. onl tituile. 1 urn out! turn out ! one ana all. . ! nn near ine cause 01 tne ratriot, i Kin and Soldier espoused, and the Kighhts I i:nd liberties of the White man advocated. Xot M rsTEKKi) Oct. The one hundred I navs men went to Indianapolis on Mondavi . . .... . i i. .r.-.i ,.ri- . .... il iiici ioi ine iiiiir'OM; in ueui'r m 'u II T-, and payed ifl". Tliey were j.ara le l around ...1. .ii . fraiuii.'l oui liyuit; iii;iiioi lill Ktaff, were harrangued, treated to a dinner at the Soliiers home, and returned on Tuesday night, without being mu.stered out. O. P. Morton has published the following card explanatory : To the Indiana Hundred Days Men. The regiments organized under the special authority of the President to serve for the term of one hundred days, will be mustered out so soon ns the muster out rolls can be prepared by the company officers. The men will be paid immediately after muster-out, the money being already provided. I am assured that the mustering and l'ay Departments will do all within tiieir power to facilitate the early discharge and payment of the men. (). I. MoKTox, Governor of Indiana. Indianapolis, August ,'51, 1 S i. Jtir An effort is being- ma le to close up the breach in the aholilion-tnisccgenc-conscript ion-vigorous-prosecution of the war-negro equality-Slio ly organization by inducing Lincoln t Fremont to resign, 'hat a compromise candidate may be put on the track. The Committee have addressed a letter to Fremont to this effect, who replies that he will resign in case Lincoln will do the tame. No reply has been received from Lincoln, and probably none will he, as he has expressed himself adverse to swapping horses while crossing a stream. It is proposed to put on Grant, Tiutler, Hancock, Sherman or Pmrnside, incase Lincoln and Fremont should be got out of the way. We would suggest that Puttier would be the most appropriate man for the position. He comes fully up to the standard of moral honesty enter. taiued by the leaders of the party, and would secure the enthusiastic support of every Shody contractor and thief in the co nit rv Skizvke of Powuku. We understand fifty kegs of powder were seized at the Depot last evening by the Provost Marshal and his depulie. The kegs were marked to a Mr. J. V. Dickev, of this place, who. we arc told. dise'aims any knowledge of, or interest in, Hhe powder. Tore Haute Kxincst. , ., . i 1 ne above was another ol O. 1. 1 Morton's vne conspiracies to stir up striie m our State and manafacture for him a few votes in October. This powder was taken from the Arsenal in Indianapolis and shipped to Terre Haute, and so fearful were the vile hounds and conspirators that they might by some means or other loose the powder, that a government sneak or spy was sent along with it. When the freight receipt was presented to Mr. Dickey, who is a prominent Democrat, he 'nformed the Agent he was not in the powder business, and at once ''smelling a mice,' added that it llad better be sent back to Morton. Another Accident on tus: I it C. K. 1 A parsenger train on the Indianapolis A. Cincinnati 1J. II. was caught in the tornado that passed over a portion of the State on FrsJay evening lasf, near Sunman's station. So violent was the storm that the two hind cars were literally picked up and dashed from the track with such violence as to render i them a t"tal wreck. 'me twentv-five cr ; thirty persons were more or less injured, some severely .i:t none we believe iatally. Oino Pkemicm Drills y Crass seed Sow will sow all kinds of grain and Crass seed ami wiU nt cut or break the drain. They j pow correctly, driving fas', or slow from i l to 5 bushels to the acre. The (,uan. j I t;ty gaged without any change of gear, I i and the feed shaft can be thrown out of gear I ! in an instant. Messrs. Smith A Dlair will i continue to receive these Drills daring the; i on 1 will lie !il.li to til! all orilrr-a j ' ' j I The Champiux. Dan. Morgan has bought ; ! the --'hnphn Oyster Saloon, Kit stern last- ' ment Rav House, and will oi en for the sea- - . ; son th.s evening. Ile invites all lovers ol the .. , o , b:ales to give Ir.m a can. j - . j A number of our citizens have pro. 'o ' oreJ substitutes, for which they paid five ! hundred dollars and upwards. If the con 1 scrii tion should not go t iT, they will regret j V v-1 ! I .- r?fit ! - 1 their haste as well as the loss of their monev j " I Peaches have made their appearance ; ia tl market in limited quantities, at the moderate price of three for a dime. I t : ,. m ' . . , ! CpT 1 he Indiana State 1 air, it will be re nieilibcrcd, commences at Indianapolis on Monday, October 3d, and continues for six days. A Had Jokk, One of the "truly loyal'' in be ! 1,113 county, residing in the vicinity of Pint ltock, went to Jeffersonville, and purchased a negro substitute. lie was prospect of being clear of th 1 utalas, on coming to be cxanii Surgeon, the eubstitute was a

JOINT-RAT FICATION MEET'GI

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AMI Basket Pie-XTie ! There will he a Democratic Joint ISatiHca- j tion Meetm-and IJashet Pic Nio between the ; i counties of Shelby r.nd Johnson, in Joseph ' . . . ,, ., . r ,, ,. h. 1 Ucker s drove, one mile South of l.eard s ; Mijif nc:ir (hc cuunty Hne on ;lturj;1Vi ept. 3rd, IS.H. ! Hon. Tno's. A. IIexduicks and Hon. M. , ,, , , . He. 1 he lollowm named nentlemen nave also been invited and are expected to be preflit J.WI IMr V Mcllnv-.n. Tl.x- V W...T, ... HEES, . liol.MAX, V. W. Wooi.r.x, I). I). Raxta, Prank Laxpeks, and others. Lot there be a ejencral and spontaneous ' a outpouring of the people on this occasion, and let all come with well filled baskets. P. S Since the above Was ill tvpe a let- ! ter has been received from Joskimi K. Mc'on a i.D, Democratic candidate for dovcnior. ; statin' t hat ip will nrwltb-olv- lw .r..o..t " address the meeting. IIai.k's CoxvrnTiui.K Cidicr In i M'n ' . . ... . . , were yesterday shown one of these Superior t ider Mil.s kept for sale by Mes-rs. Smith A. ; lUair. It can bo converted into a Cider or j Crape Mill and Corn Slmeker, and Shuckcr and Shcller. Wherever it has been brought in competition with the simple Cider Mill, it has been awarded a iirst premium. The ad vantages of this machine arc, that on purchasing it, the farmer has at the cost of an ordinary cider mill, a substantial machine, simple in its construction, that answers for four or more purposes. With this machine two men can make from six to eight barrels of cider per cay, or, it will shell one bushel of corn per minute. It is decidedly one of the greatest labor-sating machines ever invented, and we would advise our readers to call and examine it SuT" A sort of Lottery scheme to buy out of the impending conscription has been got up in this city the company consists oftu-entv, who pay into the fund or.e hundred dollars each. This two thousand dollars is to be distributed jo uila among the subscribers conscripted, who can cither pocket their share and go into the ranks or to Canada, or use ! it in procuring a substitute, as they may elect. CJTKAH CirTTKuS-The le t in use. for sle SMITH & liLAIIl. ADIJLr.SJA' IIAISlt-WAUS:-A line assort- I r J meiit. for sale 1 y S mitu it- l.nr.t. 1 V 1 11ROKS Elegant nlale, with iriltnud rosewood frilt.oi.l rosewoi SMI I II & liLAIIl. 1.1 JL frames, f,,r Kl;e I y BAIS, K M, ASM IlCOi iIS. plcte a-. i t'.ne:, t at Smith &. 1! a comI.AIK S. JA!-TS, IIB.S, A.M IfiilMII'.S A large and superior assortment at S.MI111&. Llvixs. l l.I,.VN..UIi;-.l large stock on hand and distantly arriving at Smii h &. lSi.int's. Cancers Ci red or Xo Pay! Dr. Swank will be at the Dennett House the 10th and 'J'Hh of every month, through the year, lie treats all forms of chronic diseases and especially cancers, in the successful treatment of which he is not excelled by any physician in the west. The Doctor is a regular graduate of one of the best medical schools in the United States, and stands high in his profession as a physician, and has had an experience of some twenty years in practice. 15ut his reputation is too well known to need rec ommending. He discards all poisons making use only of innocent and effectual reme dies selecting and prepareinghis medicines himself. They are pleasant to take not sickening or debilitating, but bracing and conseijuently patients are not deprived of doing moderate labor, die deals honestlv with his patients : if he thinks he cannot benefit them, he will tell them so, as it is no physician's interest to deceive his patients. See his Circular (which is half the size of a common newspaper) contains from thirty-five to forty good certificates of cas-s of cancers he has cured. He has also more than a hundred specimens of Cancers he took out pre served in spirits He carries a full s'lpvlv of nidicins His charges are reasonable but cash. His counsel lree oi charge. nn l. mm. On the Pith of August. Leo Mats is, s-n of Amos and Margrett Gregg, ago.l throe years. TO M i SIS IT; MAKuRET. Dear Sister, w eep not f t the spirit that's tie I. Kor thy child that so sweetly now sle-ps with the dead. Has gone from a world full of sorrow and care. And. oh sister, think, that no sorrow is these. Though God for a moment hasl ut lent it t j thee. He has taken it home and the spirit is free. He gave thee thy child and hasclaimel it again 'Tis free from ail sorrow, 'tis free from all pain. I know that you loved it well, a mothers deep love. Those smiles which are learning more sweetly a" ove, Thathright sunny face, yet itis far 1 Tighter now, Kor the seal of the Angci is set on its I rov,-. Away, far away, on the pinions of light. That pure Angel spirit has taken its' tiight. And the song of the seraph is heard in the sky, To praise Him who dwvllcth on high. (h sister, look up. f..r thy treasure is there, Kej iee. for the day of re lemption is near. Kight on 'till the.nd and a crown will le p:ven, Fight on "till we meet him together iu heaven. Ar. l then sister, tliere. iuEiat hr'.ght coral throng. We'll join with thy 1 -t one a:j.J s.ng thatirlal song. Of glory and Messim; t desus w ho gave, Buh he;e for the future and life from the crave. Aug. 17. lf)4. Si-saniah Mokoa. $5 e-wrid.. i Strayed from the su sni'.cr in Shclhwille. on I f '1 oraNmt the 1st f August, a Eel and White j ,j, uiiii.ii v .... a nn ii e years o. a. ana tne em of i her right horn kn vked of. Tile al.e rt-war.l , iu .e mo i r ner iiuiu.or a i.emi cimiii easation fr in- - I "a,,"",41lllH r- t the Xolun- j WATCH LOST. IN Shelly vi He. a large Silver Duplex Watch and Silver Chaiu t!io links formed of Masonic Em letns. S j-.iare, 1 compass and letter ti. A saiail st-el key i. att.iche.1 to the chain, which tit the watch. The finder will l jmid twenty dollars reward on returning it t J the subscrilvr or leaving it at the Volunteer office. M. N. TKEWl THE WAR ENDED ! ! CafO. II. TJ' Clfltan tO be OUr llCXl Prrt.i1r, f i MOHRIS TIETT" not going to the army, lut is going to remain iu his

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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OmtB urTHK SuM.nTvu.ii k C inrwim Irnnn Cu., Shel' yville. ' ruary 4. At a meeting of the Hoar 1 of Ihr-ctor f t'.e .rij.:i!v I I on Saturday t.V iKl-l day of January. l-M.au i:,t.,Uiif? i'f lufity-tiTr percent nil toe t'aj.iUl Mock ep,rtl due and paVa' I- n the Sr'1 M "' 1:1 1t" t the

"LHT OI MiUl OIIIJKII'JI . : was declar'-d due and pa . le u the l-it M m Ly ,,f June, July ana An-u.te.ie!.. Ey Order of the llr l. DIVID EOL'ltEN", Sec. Amieaw J. Chirrt, T-aurer. Cm miixui -villi: .n.iiKi;ri. ShcP-j-TiC, AuB. i PKV I5IOX5. ri 'ir F " ' $'J ikj Hi c ' Hour V lo Tj -r hij - im CornMeil. t iiu.hel 1 SV I . Iluckw lH-.it F! ur. j.rr ct.. 1-titoeit f taVn-l. !1ri-t:.. ? M -t 2 I'uLit n-i t I'll-lnl. (irl;- - '1 '.' - i-.iitter f B -j"-' - I"'- - ilium " vn S!i.,.l!.!tT5 f L I - o 1- -.0 Aj' !m t l'U-!l. lir-wu'' '' ! t HI olrit-J; 1 : -'li HI llcir. 1 ji'-r "0 S.I It t I 11 1 HI ., r-.ilt f hi 1 4 (hi j:? t' '. ('iiickvm t il-iz. '-' Oni ,ns t lm :u .H:.t I l.llsll l.ti"l o. l: irlcy " C .rn " 1 Oil i I 0 I t;it. " a, Clivw?-;! V .h1i.'. J T.' n .VMi Tini.tti.v-..Hl f i.iri 3 (iloii g::mx,o. liny tun in id vam aiim: mill skat rou sam; l?y tim-n & Co., Hi :il Kft ite A.-i.ts. A firrt o!.-is Mill .'vat ctin-Nthig cf -.'.j acri i.f Inn I -uni s:t f ir U.t'ia crsst uii'l s.'i'v Mill with a pmk! t-. dnm :t!i nat ural sio::i' :il utir.tnts ,ili' inly fi '' t' 'l aiisn t ; ii ;' f r l til Mills. Als.ia Irat.tv .1" tiling with live pr i nl r'-.ins in l'i; tew n .f Gcii'-va. will W s ihl m-.arately ur t'i;,'' ti;or t-j suit j.urcliastTi on very l.w terms. : iiuti:l i ie sai.i:. Tin:" Ua.v II .u-.:" in theOity of Sli.-ll.yvillo In.l., a !:ir'.- j fi ne four st.iry 1 1 rick i-xclu-ive of !ia-'mont one ol ti ' l'.-t lmtel huiliin-'S in the Slat.:, the annual rent of the : f.r.-tan.l ha-m.-nt stories of which is S1M10; al-.. th-! !! .t t.. n." .0. I.' fin!.-11 1 S f i t. fir -.li on iMiti! t.-rm I r.y(ireen& Co.. Ileal Kstate Age it-. roie sA!.r: i.iv looau-i ; ami -2 iious an.l r.ts ..i, iir..ai.iy strt-eti.fi I,' - t ' cations -a lx tcreis i y t.rccii i.e.it t. t ite Agents. j i ou sAtr. lOOvn-.-uit Lots i. i the City of ?hcl!..vv5lU K.'.v . T.i iriaii.ls a'ldition for s ile very l'uv. The e-.nsti u-.-ti ui of t he Ku-ln ille Tin iiil;e through the- lots n ill at ly :i hani-e their value. Now i the t,jm t L'el a lrirain in .i i' .. .. : ..r I I 1." I" V 1. i 1...! !.' .... ... . s-ols A firm of i."o a-res !'' aer.s i,ipro,t ;i hoitom lan l o l Little r.!i'." l'.iver oi.ean l th.ee fourth mi les from sheiliyville on the Uushville State U .a.l.aiil well water. 1. lly (iULKN & Co. Keil Kst.itis Vj.";:it. TImsp bavin? farms forsale can find .a )urrhaser at en..l good rates ly calling on . (jULtX 4i Co. rou salt: 7 )i Acres of latnl one hilf mile from Shelhyvill mi the Shell yville & I'.rnnily wine Turnpike, -0 acres iinroveJ. IT1, acres in irrassan.l all under fences, with nercr failing stock wa'cr, forsale very low l!y (IKKKX &. Co. Real Estate Ag.'i.t.s. rose salt:. A small frame house and a half acre Lot on West Iicnot street House entirely ne- at a irreat Uirpiin. Te ins easy. A good and cheap liou-e may U- ohtained l y calling soon on liKKKN ct Co. Ileal Estate Agents. Jims C. Grkf.s, Jerry AVeiki.t, Y. M. Ckeks GREE1T Sz. CO., Ileal Estate and Loan Agents, (Jice inMiiKimie ir, Kiixt !tc Public Square, SlIELi;VVILI.E, INIHAXA. Ititsiness i'i the w ay of selling and rentina; Ileal Estate, Colleeting Iteiits, and negotiating and securing loans is re sjieetfully solicited, l ronipt attenti. n given to nusiness I cnti uste,l to us. je'.'3-Gm "itVSl'Kl-SI T NKI;VO?SNESsVaX! I KUILITV- I I)lt. STRICKLAND'S TON IC. We can reC 'inm-nd thos.snu'eriin: front a Loss of Appetite. I ndige-tion or l'y.-p' psU j NervousiHvssand Nervous lichiluv. to twe :ru klan.l s Ionic , It is is tald" prenii alion, free from ale .Iodic liou.rs ; it strenmhe is the h le i:e vi u system ; it create a go l V'W.Uo' ""ant-d to cure iysiH-,,a ami Nervous l'eo:ui. l'ors ileat Tost OTice mug Store, Shell yville. ai d l y Itrii'.'jtsts generally, at Sjl per hi, tile. I'reparcd Ly l'r. A. Strickland, I'.as? l'ourth st. Cincinnati, H. augll-ly THOMAS II. SMITH. ALOX.0 LLAIi: SMITH fc BLAIR 1 Maref' It "arc M E 11 C II A X T S . -5T)f TE r 'epeetfuliy announce to the citizens of sh. lhy and V a lj .inil'.g counties that 'c have formed a co-partnership and purpo.e carrying on the. Hard -Ware and Sloe I nsiness in all its various I ranche-. Our stock v. ill consist in part i f 15 AND, IjAR & IJOOr IKON, QUEENS WARE, GLASS-WARE, TIN WARE, j AMI I HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. LOOKING GLASSES, i COAL OIL LAMPS, i WOODEN WARE, i WILLOW WARE, c. j COOK & PARLOR IIOLLOW-WAIIE, AND Fine Castings. and Manufacturers of Tiu, Brass, Copper and Sheet - Iron Ware. Roolini?, (iiitteriiig, Spouting,1 ANtl JG33 WORK i f all kinds done io onlcr and Warranted. Storein Odd Fell jas Hall. E it side Puhlic Square, nnd on Washington stn-et. first il.r East f Ilanult a's li.ii.k. Mli:i.HY il.Li:, IM). nonACK's sTOM.ini iinn:;ts. SitLMK.r.'S HOME i Si ltKlMlM)LT"s ClMI IC. C't.NCi.NNATi, June I. 1-C4.7 To Pr. C. W. Koiuck My I'EUt Sir : I am dispensing a second invoice f your Stomacli P.ittersamonc tlw larre i.uuct of men who daily lat IV The arrive at tins inst tution for rfre-l. merit and rest. The universal testim-ncy is that tlies.- ISitters are the 1-es: made. For the various summer compla- nts w hicU arf.ict so many, 1 know of no reme.lv so Mie an t so sure. ! Hilar, n say s, ..To ask a physician w hat is easy and l at is hard i f T gest ion. and what will agree with the stomach. ia!."ut as sensiid,' as to as what is sweet, hitter, or aour." l'e. sons w hi look out f .r breakers an.l luive your stomach Il.tters inthel.ouse I am sure will never ask any one theflish question spoken ot by the great philosopher. I must i.r.t omit a word or txo for your Catawi a Ur.mdy. 1 have many nivn here who have I raiuly pres.-riil for them by ilistinpuisne.1 Am:y j argeons. l i.e eiiec.s oi yours ou s icn are tiost berieScial. f ir more so than fromar.y previouIy taken P'riionswhodesireareallypurellrandycannoifaiUnthetr fcurenase u i.iej gri y our im I ac. U-.t.r, with mu-h resiwt. Your Servant. t!. W. D.Amws. Superintendent. Tr-J'.-t I niar.ufuetorv No's jli.i-. lid and f.-2 E.t i . . . , . f ..i 1 , . 1 litBIV IrrIIV-

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and , y . w - -w fc E R ftfc X 5 1.' k W I'll I'li STOKE ! AVM. F. MASOX, V mIt mi ,i'il K'f ! f FAFsfiSLY GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, N'rtli-We-t (VnuT ll.ir: ii!i.l rr.ii.VTa Flr-i-K. Tino Tar, N ii!. all ki:i-!-t Willow Waro, WVll I'.u.k-is CriiL-'.vei v , Culi'.'i1 ?Ii!N, Tabli? ( 'utlerv, l!.iiii:s . Candie-:, Tea, all kinds, Chuni:, A mm nn it ion, (.'oal it Lanips, (Jioun! Coii, Lnglish Lnrrauts, Nooior Jeans, live, browned. ; iow War, WHITE SL'GAR Jc 1IUNKY SVliUP. I'ir.s, Xot.llf, ?n-i en h rs. T!.r a l. m! X 'tiui.sif vt-ry K11..I. W i,-. i u If .1:1.1 K.'tail. T t'.:rn in o.-ln:r- f.-r ri(-!i or0.n.l at t'ie hij'.' -t mj.r;.. - .:. I shall ulsj kc-'ji oiiit-ii.: ly on l.-iinl a lull 1 1uient of 1 DI'V I A" I rifl T I'lTPe Ahi'ijA AM) I I FA At llLL)X IS 3ClOj All 1 SAM. (VCttNXK.lt. V.-.-M side Til'dic S ,'.iare. l;a j-l-t received one ol ;!i : largest st'icka of m: ison i' lej j n j j Tor 3Ien and Roys Wear Ev.-r liefoie o(7er 1 in ties rity, comprising every variety and sty le. which ere K.u-ht at low Inures for cah. and wiil l-esold ata small advance. Also, a general asiortui't ol FURNISHING GOODS, i such as Cotton nnd Wcoleii Shirls, Collari", Ilan lkercliicfs, Xccli Ties, SHspenders. Cloves, S'.cks, i.c., including CJ iV. JC S for Men and Boy. Travel in ir Sachels cv Umbrellas. y. f Garments rm le t order when desired, and a perfoc fit guaranteed. Cutting done t order. Those dei rim? an v article ill the Clothinir line will Cn.I 1 t.. tiieir advantage to giveine a call. Pt"reEastshlerul licP.Iuare,con,erW.lshint,.nstrct. April C, l-i)l-.i.n SA.H'Ij 0( M'.II. m P M fl O o o -4 o m Q & fg 0 o n o v hi rl 0 s c3 m H o o a a s ' L OOK HERE! . ur fltnK .., of Shell vvilh-and virinitvare re.tfii!ly r,,.4t-i . . -l. u.,i,n i:. .t it mv S'. .o. North pu' Pc S pn.re. s.vond dor W. -t of ll.-ndr.ckj I'rj-Store. , may alway s I fyuud a at of Iloiue and Custommade work DOTS AND SHOES I' OT Men, Hoys, II Ohieti and Mi.x(S Wear ; a cna be Icund elsewhere in t jwu,ad which I warrant to l Is Good ts I he Rest and guarantee to sell iiw,iurainci!iii Ac plipoiv r, . f1lf PlioinOsst V11L1I tlS IIIL llLit 1 It-L. . . ; To prove the truth of this it is only necessary to .

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fvy is Small Profits and Quick Returns. i ::v ! V V F 1 1? rr T . I in im f,.. o3'T'r f f-r a a iiji l -t I' .li! kl ': . ; DRY GOODS, HOOTS AMI l!rs, HATS CAPS, Of tV 1 ,.!. -! St i . I ivi I rT.-4 t .l.-r RAHl JriDUCZMEriTS TO CASH. PURCHASERS. 1 ntv: rl-rwli-je. A km y i t" J im'Ii v.y :! l- : r . - I I a ! w .i I Ii v t .:'Jil;:.j;'it 11. i-. j. . f !'-. 1...! Iri:r-f:t.ir. aa;t u;ut liiiMo.T l". X. OAI1. !!. STKK KUMI'S Mellifluous Cough Balsam CU LLS C. u !.. CM-, Sore Throat. A:thn a and Con- ' Mi:i. t to 1 1 i !y invi-irj lor nv one tr-.il' I.-1 .th thw .ti-..- t. try I ttle f S 1 KK'KI.AN Jt'S M 1.1. 1. 1 i 1.1 ol M'.H i.ii HALS AM t . c ::..- theni tu.t it is tlii l'-t lie, -1 f. u ever ud. It not i.uii rures ih a1 alio tioi - t!.e Threat and Lunj.! ut it inns X n-ht S'.ea" and S.:l'.:n-' of i'.hi d. an I is an eve -'i' t.t jar;l for any k ii.d f a Sue I t,r. 1 1 i- .'.e:iMint l. take ail a nfe uied.cn e f 't ii.lants. 1'n v l. cents i er l(tle. Kor x,: ly .1. U. l.referV Sle H y v.i'c, and l'ruirit' ireoer.il'y. u:i:ll-l THE Rt AT i:(iLISIi REMEDY. SIR JA5IES CLARK CS VltOTECTF.n ItY EOYAL I.ETTEHS PATENT. Pi-fjHirf f i.ii it ri jii'ti f S'.r ,7 it in m C!-irk, JLr.. - those t iniahial le uiclicine i ut.f.riling in -the cure of all ainful nnd t1.iiigeru lisvars to licu the female constitution is suhj.-t. It moderate all execs- and re moves all n!.structoiis, ami a s-y cure may t relieu on. 'I'll ?IAKltli:i LADIES it is jfTuTiarly suit.-d. Jtaill in a short time, l rios on the monthly period regularity. ' Each tiottle, frie One I ollar, lars the GoreruiBcnt i Stamp of threat llrioi n, to prevent counterfeits. CAUTION. 77iHf I'il't i-ioiii'l not te t'lken by f inal during th FIl:.sTTlll:h H XuS1ilS..fl'gHaHev.aMnr9artm t-i hruiij nu JmeT.r,v, 1-i.t ut any tHtcr font they ai t mi te. ! In all cases of NVrron an! Fpinal AfT.vt.ons, Pains in the llaeS; and l.ind s. Katigue on slight exertion, I'alpitai tioltof the Heart, llyst-rice and White, these Pill ill; ' a Mwer!ul reme ly, do not contain iron, calomel, ai.tiu.ony ; or any t'di g hurttiil to tlic oinstitutioii. Full directions in the eimph!ct around each paelae, I which should I-carefully prt-rved. Sole Agent for the l'i.it-1 States and Canada, j Joit MtKS, M C'ortlandt street, Xew-Y'orV. j X. II. $ 1. (ill and G postage t-Limps enclosed to any au1 thi.rir.ed Ai:ei.t,vili insure a little, clltainig .VI Pills, ly I rf tt:ru luail. l'r- M. EOUINS, Agent, ShelhyviEe. It E LIEF IN TEN MINUTES. PULMONIC WAFERS ! The Original Meocine EstaMishcl in lfca7,and first article of the kind ever introduced under the name of "Pilm.-mc lVtt" in Oils i.r any other country; all other Pulmonic Wafers are counterfeits. The genuine can lf known Py the nanie of UK VAX leing stamiK-d on each WAFEK. P.kvav's Pi 1.MOM1: AVanx P.elieveCou'hs, folds, tore Throat, Horsencss. P.rva.n's Pi lmomi: Wafkrs lielieve Asthma. P.roncliit.s. Itillicult llreathins. I.rvan's Pi LH isic VVaraui P.elieve Ppitting of I;1im1, j.aii s in th Cheat. IIryas's Pi lmomc W ArtKs Uelicve Im-idient Coiisumptioi.. l.ut.g Piseasca. KitYAs'a Pit.oM; Winsi Keheve Irritation of the l villa and Tonsils. Pkhn's PtL.voMc Wakj;s P.elieve the nluve .complaints in Ten Minutes. Ervas Pi i.momc Wakeks Are a ricssing to all classes and t'oiistitutiotu. 1'.i:va's Pi'LMitssi: Vakkk Are adapted for Vocalists and Pul-lic SjK-akers. Ervan's l't i.momc Wahirs Are in a simple form and pleasant to tlie taste. I'.KYAjk" Pi 'i.momc Waiui N'ot only relieve I ut c(T.-ct rapid and lasting Cures. P.kvasV Pi i.momc Waitjis Are warranted to give satisfaction to everyone. No family should I without abox of KKVAX'S l'll.I tC W A FEES iiithch'i: . Xo travel, r should I e without a supply of p.ryan's Pulmonic Wafers in his j tt-t. Xo per., n 1 1 ever .'.;.-.t to pay for P.ryan's Pi i.momWAt'tJt's Twei.ty-Five Cel.t. ,l'15 MosES, S. lr Propri.-t..r. C'.r'.l.-indt st. N. Y. jaT-lyl Ir. !. KolUNS. As-nt, SI P j ville. IOK! I am again pr. .lar.-d. th's s- a-'.n. tn supply the c.nituunitv it'i U'hmI Urn , at mv ard East oil of ti e ril v. JulyJI. ' liEXKY llol'-T.

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W '( 7 . A V w T mm 5 : S ll l I! Y W U 6 L L i: .N FACTORY ! I side I ' ' c :'i.! We t of sh-V.Tvil, Ir,r.i::, i jThe Highest Market Price Paid for Wool. Mrs. SAMUEL JMTMAN. July lt:h, tf. ! fllilE CoNit?I0NS AN P EVPEKIENCE OF IM Al ID. I'nUU! T'h.trn.f i.v I CM Tl" T'i V'l M EX an I ot!nr. who suf-r from N-rous Iei ity. 'mature t'ure I-c.y of Math-id, Ve.. -oi. lying att .VtiNS r Ci r- P.-one who h eurel miM-lf ! h -Vt i , . ing r .nsideral le ,aice. l'.y IT l'.l'.i ii : . ....... i I . ui i " ' ,rr vH-'IviEl MAI S'AI H. .. i . ' ' ; i. n,.. u-....,. . . NOTICE. . fI ...itaii, re.T note or accnont will cmll aiidaetOe up, aa I auiut have Bi.ux-y l.i .r An,. 1U. t. O.V0

CLOCK, WATCH,

JEWELRY im .it thf sn:.'orih r.tti 1fIT'& S11ELBYVILLE, IND j. iioi:rino. I i;sri.n 11 nv an. in.-, t. r,uwi .f firi J . cu. i f. o ' ' w - .1 -tiy .-:..rr at iSm ak . i (. If : r 1..' J nr). 4 - ti r.;t tl My (R liani a iatl .rtiM.-i (.I.'- . in It iu . .. ntli.!.g rj t I a4 t 1. ..f a', h . ! . . ait J- r!rj. m.l .fUi'li k . I I ... r'.t-. a- I Mui ki Utlr ran If liinrd m CikOlB i t Ir . ui. 1 r-ry art tie U I tu W arrant-o-i to j t r a rN-r..e tU-i. CLOCKS, WATCnES (c JEWELBY

STORE

in a .:'.f.-M-.y r tit t r wrl.r. J' ; !: i. r t . , ; fct. -i.-.h Iu'. lie 5iurr, ri v ol I i- V I ti i ti filler TAYLOK S P.VTKM UOOR RELL, a u'-t ail cf-m i::"ul i:n-t.4n. ( li nJ f-r it.

REMOVAL t T'ncruiLo aie Vnrl.y t:'t fie.1 '.tiat I har ir-moxrj mi ( W ui COOK. PARLOR AND OFFICI s "or n 35S se To the new liildincdireeCy "TP ;te tay former t-otio, Cr'td.-r Soiitli of Horx' Hardmarr Store, vhrrt I l.ai! continue to k.-i rut.aartljr n liana a full and MijiTi'.r a-..r". i t .f cHjin liucaud th. ' it rt rr langatua are lej'Jcud tv Give mo sv On.ll, I also Tare anestecrive a"rtirt.t cf KKTTLES. CASTINGS. SADIRONS. DOUIROXS. CUTLFRY. LANTERNS. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, lie. j , fc UtMf on 1-and ai.l manafactare to order ail ' , . . . 1 UraSS, UOppcr, OUCtl iruu Xiuworc. Uf;llff JOItBiVO Pone to Order and kaliafactioo fcaraiileol. RememVr the place, West ride Harriaon Strt,firt iaof South cf Pul lie r.juare. OcU r, 1-C3. Wm. J. iTlXGATK. NEW STORE Wises" old stanc, ?.utii-mest corner Ful.Iic Fqnare, iii:i,uvvii.i.i:, id. r.l. & P. HOLZr.lAH Take this methol of announcing to tl people wfShell f county that Um-jt l.e op iie,l out at lite aluYe location, and purjjac oOering rre lrgalua in noAdy-Mado ClLfl3)TIIim K, BOOTS. SHOES. HATS. CAPS. TRAVELING SACHELS. TIJU NKS, UMDIi E LL A S . NOTIONS, 4c. Our stock i f c.nipUde in every VT.artnt.t. au we uri. ki-i ii.a n-.t ! ut tlrf- l t. Our k is aim j largl. and wa'pun lut-od l (or 0 rwiit heavy alvauce and we can therefore to-day :i any article ia imr line at i ret nl ch.-.iK-r tliati tl, nn ri l U.nght at sholewale ii Xew- ork or t 'ii.ciio.aU. A call axid triaAuibaUoa t4 u tK-k is ds-it.-"l. aprilil-tfv CHEAP FURNITURE ! O . R 12 V V II A .V D, I "?ucn. it to J.a.i s n $t Cotrey.) 2 33SK, A the Crai.d Aruyifth r.t.n.acis re-trteai kef a 1 am ,i.:.l i.t int f -vitn Ui in tl prices vf our Large I 1 ricotuj aia' lc 5 totk t f 4 Furniture & Chairs, Whirl, -rill a'taallyl jI I at a re nrtlon T fmm 10 US: j . r c iit.4 nf rtn a prit. th' troth of which w.ll he readly a; ; urent t a'l ho idlt-lr th trowl l teal aAxfeaaaaitia f..r th.-Tri--!ve. Th ttoeki'f all in every d-rtiaeit, cob. ..tmg of 1 Plain and Upholstered Work,1 in -icr.-. Taw, I DINING NI CIINTIIK TACIXS; Ojnce, Kitilru, Cane and tlag Bottomed. ami tjJiolttered CHAIRS, Ijooh'infj Glasses Pc inroiTir.ti,,!' iri'iiu tzj ics. aria ai ui finai XJiitli,t silttiii;. Wluiv F:kIr.n ;upj! t'-e. airnntni air ti waters, t.cht. Al-. Vt -J ".): .r. always on Land r wiii .n every f.j 1. 111 u-. V hare a sple&.u UK Ait I to atu-rd r uiiTa;.e ivrrrgforttieteasu oi.ljr. iika Uoo.s Eat ..ViUrns St..f..thf Pt'.ief,ci s.iELiaV Il.l.t, IN1. Iosirnh!c Ituines Proper! x FOR SALE. AX f IIE 1 oil! tig .th-rx-t orwr f Pnidic ?jae v I. ii i.T.:L,...-nuni, .,v...aj ry inr i AAUCT7 i . red I-1 tx a ' r;:a a: t on easy tees. AMw W rie tckiu trale.txtaje.. .-.,tf aaid I nin Bakery, t: - it t,i,;J aset.erat a,- rts.ett of Fancy art.viea. ". Csssj a'ntt t.-.rtrT. X ut. r sai- n F urnlture. Oreus. c - i a o -s1 e ' 4'o Ki r .' . i' - .i-n lor acj ...-. -s li i . i i !..- I ii v en ! I ot .-ti,,r.r t. rwaif -i,.! t-:--. la.l'wf t!l t!4 jrate liaj Y. . rf .ali.criut.i.'ai.iM.u.KUuK uirril-r -n prciuisc. Shr'jr lie. March 1. 1 C. n in; ET. MIKK DEIKF7-. pleas. I --tl l.iri' l"i AM PEIIIl'.HEKT-' my i . Ur.i: and -ror a'itiewi jit nweal . lwr tH ' '

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