Weekly Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 15, Number 31, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1855 — Page 3
iUfffelg &ht Jjfitlintl. LOCAL AXdTi ISCI-IIANEOUS.
OP The City Council, l ist evviuii, nholisWl the City Watch ain! discharc-il the AsJ'bt.uit M irs.i:i.. There have Wen sti-h con
stant comil.iinU arainst the numWr of
watchmen, their exit'iiso, anl in stoma cases their that the Council seim.t to have oonelulel to try it a while without these officers. The puUie will umv have a fairoiirtiinitr of testing the value of the watch. T hu move, wc thitik, w.u mule Wcause j-ar-ty iolitic3 was draf.l into the arena. Certain members of the Council were working fur jl;tieal capital ; this move U to head them. So we tlii uk. Hepullicjn. "The uUic will now have a fair opportunity of ttirii the value of the Watch;" aiul that same puMie will hohl Know XothingLsm re;ioLsible for the damages which may accrue to is?rsons or i'ioterty on account of their action in taking o!T the entire Watch. Such a move is most extraordinary to those not pot?L lint the cause of this act of Council i.s attributable entirely to "instructions" previously received from the Know Nothing Wes in the city. It was adiCicuH mitter for the Council to say w hat Watchmen sdiould be retained and which should bo ilisMUised. Inasmuch as they were all Know Nothing it was (ound impossible to discharge one and retain another without producing a "fuss" in Sam's camp. Hence, the Council have voted them all out of office, ami hope hereafter, when a necesf.i)y exists for a
part of them, to create a great furore and have them all reinstated. The device is too transparent the trick is too jwlpable, to deceive any one of ordinary aDs. No man has ever dreamed that the city could get along without a joliee force. The only diQ'erenco of opinion on this subject has been as to the numfr necessary. Last summer the Know Nothings of this city held au indignation meeting at the Court House, at which resolutions were offered to the effect that a police force of me Jurntlrel men in each Ward was necessaryto the city' peace and the eople's saftfy, The then editors of the Sentinel were to be revived into "incendiaries," and much gas was generated, and not a little buncombe manufactured, as the K. N.'s then thought, out of the Sentinel's proposal to reJucethe Watch to eight instead of fifteen. Now, however, these Know Nothing law and order men have changed front, anl ay that the city nee Is no police at all; and they repeal the ordinance establishing and maintaining one. Kither they were dishonest then, or they are hypocritical now; both we believe, but the latter we are certain. They may twist and screw and tarn this question as they will, but the people of thia city will hold the Kn"w Nothing Council responsible for all the damages which may grow out of their action in repealing the ordinance establishing a Nigut Watch.
Supreme Court of Indiana. Fciday, December 7. Jirai i Hardin ct ml. vs. Jaincjt nsl. Apeal I rout the Perry Circuit Court. AOlrmed with six percent. dauiaSaii.lfor.l Lai key vs. Charles Coffin etal. Appeal from the Wayne Common fleu. Afllrmed with five -r cent, damage. Sylvester Turiu vs. tlavar.l of ComniUsioners of TiplonYtauiily. Apeal from the Tipton Circuit Court. Attlrim-al. Aaron (i. Kennel el us. vs. Jesai V. East Aptaeal front Ihe M.mraa 1'ri.lmle Court. Appeal dismissed.
Jrthn Sacr vs. Jaaseph Spear Appeal from the Dcca tur Circuit Court. Attlruieal with one per cent, dauia SaTraevY, Deeemtier I.
TheTrustee of the VtMh ami Erie Canal va. the
SUU'. Aptaeal from the Montgomery Circuit C.mrt.evcra.l.
John Uillintraby vs. KatltcrtlVahoon clal. Aptaitl from the Dearborn Circuit Court. Artirine.l on condition llio
pl.tintiltj lutlow remit f-JlUaH ol the Ju.lgmcnl. Kising Sun ami VersaiUe Turnpike Company vs. Tlxnnu 1. McCollaitu et al. Aeal from the Ohio Circuit Court. cvcrsed. .steihn Welwter vs. WlU'win 11. Parker. Appeal from the I K-cjtlur Common Pleas. Reversed. KUing Sun an.l Yers.tilles Turnpike Company vs. Preston Conway. Appeal from Hie lHicalur Circuit Court. Keverseal, John M. Keel x. Hugh lMven. Appeal from th Himiry Circuit Court. AltlrmeJ. hlizilM-lh Kuler et al. va. Ann Itarr rt al. Appeul from the Kush Coimnoo Plea. AO'irnied. J. Jin WhiUiin r. Wm. Culbcrtnon. Appeal frvm tho W a no Circuit Coun. Ifetrsel. lCoier Carter . Bruce W. Crumc. Apcal from the IVcuUir Common 1'lca. Altlrmod. Moantr. Deccmlier 10. William C-arl t. Joel Mazinz et al. Appeal from the J. Uiiaoti Circuit Court. Afttrmetl. W ill u m H. Houston et al. r. Mathiaa Youn et al. .r Hl Iroiu Uie Clay t'in-uil Court. Keveraml. .Mmi Ma s. t an.line IUM-k. AppHl from tho larixrn Cin uit Court. Affirmed with Ut per cciiU i.tuiaifea. HioMntu f x ret., Town Coancit of I'eni, ts. Henry l rti-r el al. Appeal from the Miami Circuit Court. Keveraed. Jacib Ampreiteretat. ts., Daniel II. Andrews. ApKtil iroin ttie lielawaro Circuit Court. KeTersi'd. Imhc Mautur . John Chenewith. Appeal from the W arren Common Plena. Kerened. 11iom(Mii Kranci el al., s. Nathan Purler. Appeal from the Lajorle Circuit Court. Keered. Atmalom 11. Hill va. Clay M.Kirby. Appeal from the lleealur Co'iimoii Plea. ABlnnod.
Arrival
Redcction or thr Niuht Watch. We have for more than six months been urjrinsr.
upon the City Council the utter folly and uselesaness of keeping in the city's employ and pay so large a number as fifteen Night Watchmen, believing, a we did, that tho finances of the city would not justify so heavy a drain upon the Treasury, and that the eace and ,afety of the citizens and their property did not require their guardianship or protection, and that the number should be reduced at least one-half. Resolutions were introduced by Democratic member of the Council, to this effect; but they were universally voted down by the Know Nothing majority, who stubbornly persevered, in the face of numerously signed petitions ta the roTrtrary, in keeping their Know Nothing police jets in oftice. At the meeting of Council on Monday night last, tho Know Nothing members pass
ed an ordinance diacontinuin" the Nirht
Watch altogether, and leaving the city to take care of itself. Upon them, therefore, will rest the responsibility of all the Janiagc
to the peace and property of our citizens
which may ensue from leaving it in thia un
Court Matters. U. S. Circuit Court. The attention of the Court was occupied moat of the day yesterday, in hearing, the
case of the United States vs. William Brown, for making counterfeit coin. The suit was coni lucted by Hon. B. M. Thomas, U. S. District Attorney, for the government, and Messrs. Cravens and Cook for the defendant. The jury returned a verdict of guHty, and the prisoner will be sentenced to-day. City of Jeffersonville vs. Klwooil Usher. Action brought to recover for street improvements made in front of defendant's property. Decision for plaintiff. Otto for plaintiff. Thompson for defendant. Supreme Court. Judge Otto concluded his argument on the constitutionality of the Liquor Law yesterday forenoou, and the Court immediately adjoarned to Chambers. Judge O.'a argument waa a most logical and forcible one. He confined himself to the legal and constitutional points involved in the case, and his effort has received the highest commendations from many of the leading lawyers of the State. The decuionof the Court will, we learn, be given at an early day. Police Ctntrt. Several cases for druukennetw, pugilism, and wmilar misdemeanors were "put through" in thia Court ; but they were too unimportant for report. Assessed value of Taxable is Centre
Towhshtp. The following statement will
SPECIAL NOTICES.
unl i law
.Salt' of Mew
the
Invert u 0111:111 1
1 4mn 1
of the Empire City.
N'kw York, Dec. 17. The steamship Empire Citv, Capt. Win. lie, from Aypinwall, with tlie Culiforma tuaiU nl treaMiire, arrived olf Sandy Hook on Saturday in. lining, ami yesterday came lo am hot almul hx miles from the llmik. in I he mi.Ul (' den--f. She wart Murtled ly tlie pil.il Imal K K. (Jolliiift. The Empire City bl inds one million seven hundred ami fifty thousand dollars in gold dust, the South ilic mails and alnuit .rtK) paisr liters. Slie has later news from the South l'acific, but no later news from California. The Empire Oily arrived at her dock at nine o'clock. She has been inoide of the liar willi a pilot aloiit4S liours. She left Axpinwall at midnight, IVcemU'r C. She brings a million and a half of UtM.-tuv, brought down by the Julia L. Si evens. Tli." Stfvon Mixike mi tlie Tld ii.l. I lie steamel'
o 1... -.t x ...... . i t.t ihal natural and
.-Minora ihmn.i uu.wiui ofk paei.-ers ... u )f 4.OIlVer!.c. witll ,.Un
iv in tllilltlKII O.Tll'. HI T
sVJT tft. iL li 1Ii:aI.TII Tle Married
k ....iii. frivuli liillial('(iiMiaiiion
i.v nr ; l Vl k ll h AI'. rrulrir ill lli-M-iio'S !
Uomen. ihiu llumlre.llh h.lilion f5m(,ooo) l"ino., i'
liill
a l;iilarl o-k ol ,-,t .l ll-lu-.l reiiitation,t'
...i oi Hi .1 ,1.. -in ..1 ilit irrcst I ru.i"
Vork. rliil...l. li'liiH. aiil oilier 1 iti.vt, and aol.l I')
l.riiirli.ul i:.M.Ws. llef in Hie t'niU'.l State-.
an here Jljfi.u-r, l om-i m.: h- r
iiiit.1.1111 ll i ttioac Ui-vrwi-u, no' imiuiv,
. luira. l.-r -ml eaua" ol lu:r i-.mil'1'1'-1' I'"" inii. li uiixi. ij bimI .i.iil. iiic, a.i ell a tin Uli leaunt iihui.I ihbLiii ki.oii 11 to. or inakinir iiitiuiry o'. n l:
hU-imii in reei-llollio iiuiiilwrle" ailinenl.i lo iiu li she in aiitil.Hl. I he ilu alomt iMH-oiiiins limthe I has otlen
neel 01 ni.-lruetlon ami aJviee in resH- in her mtnalioii,
I.I. !i (die w ill here fln-l. 'I hi h.H.k tells her whul Is the mailer, anJ tells her what l..;.loior it, in miiijiIo but chaste
wor.l, una ueh a slie -u unuersianu. Those siiirt-riiiirtrom ohstrucliona or ii reiitarilies is
Hilar to liitf teinalo sleiu. or from frolupu tri (tal-
lii K ..1 tiK-woinh,) or roiiitri, will eutlininl in lis H:eslhe 111,-ans of prevention, auielioralion,aiiJ reliel. Miieli distress of iiiin.l.HS well asthousan.l.e-uniarl-ly, miKlit tie ael loeVer' husUaml, if the sinij-lept lawv ;..eilHiiiHnt to the marriage state ere better unJeri.Md. I hat lliev are not lielter iinJersLMHl is traeeahle
almost t'liiimeiniaiiie sensiiiveneM
Nov. tMih. AU were well.
Congressional. WAKIIt.MITON.DeC. 1". SxNiTK. Jones gave notice of his intention to iiitrmhtce a bill for the modification of the patent lawn. Fajte presented a clitioii from Capt. Oraliam, ol Jtrooklyu, petting forth his serviceH and Kulferiiirs in It-half of his country and
complaining of the action of the Naval iioard. Footc said it was not his purpoM lo pas strictures 11 Kn it, till less to impugn its motives, but it was not to be disguised, or denied, nor had it escaped public observation, in some instances at least, that the ISoard had sadly mis
judged; grievous mistakes had U-en ma.le, and
gross wronjjs tnllieted on inertUirious oltu-i-rs. In what manner or what measure of relief Congress should extend to the aggrieved, he did not consider in his province to indicate, but regarded it us a proper subject for lite considera
tion of the Committee on Naval Alfairs, and
the matter was so referred. TheSeuaU adjour.a.-d. IIoisl. Mr. Dunn, rising to a personal explanation, read extracts from the Washington Correstioudeucu of the New? rk Tribune of the
date of ihoKUh inst., sit'iie.1 H.U.. commeiit-
ing on his course in the election of Sit-aLer;
and said that iiotwilhstaudiug the attack, he should tiot turn his back on his country at the
expense of true manliness and honor, though
Horace uret-Iy or the Devil, or loth together tud him do it.
Banks rose, amid cries of "fair play," "hear
hiiu,"c, and remarked that he waa not acconn table for what the New York press said of
him, never having solicited their support. He relied on himself alone, and liegged U111111 not to hold him responsible for complaints or cen
sure in the New York Times or '1 ribune.
Dunn distinctly stated that he did not do so, Imt was opposed to him (Banks) on other grounds relating to his course, while the Nebraska bill was pending, and said he would surrender to the opposition tlie moment all the an-ti-Nebraskaitea came together. Banks resumed, Raring he waa independent
of the New York presst?li all respects, and farther in his reply, insisted that he never yielded a particle on the Nebraska bill, meeting his constituents face to face. They gave hiui at the last election, 7.1MM1 majority, which was the largest known iu the political history of Massachusetts. (Applause.) He had acted as he thought right regarding the Nebraska bill, and they sustained him.
McMuIIeu ottered a proposition to compromise, saying it was the product of his own hum
ble imagination. (Laughter.) He begged the gentlemen to remember that he. did not, in sub
mitting tt, design building for muiseli popularity at home.
1 he proposition, which was then read, is 10
.1. ..,...1 i. r taw alii. .Mrtir the etfect that afur the organization no business
,. ., ..... , 1 shall be transacted, unless the passage of ne-
n centre lownsnip, line townsmp in wnicu ce88ar5. appropriation bills; the membera then
Indianapolis is situated) as we gather it from resign and go home.
the tax book- in the office of the Countv Au- ulft"K ,n "on 1 .7. .t ' ' n name of tome gentleman, to act as Speaker until ditor: value of lands $457;505 ; ralne of the aforesaid purposes are accomplished.
improvements, $142,655; value of lands Dunn suggested a modification of the rcsolu- , e,v-rrt. i t i 4 lion, providing for the repeal of so much of the and improvement, $600,160; value of lots Kansas-Nebraska bill as destroys the Missouri
and improvements, $2,725,140; value of I Compromise. (Laughter.)
corporation stocks, $5,543,521 ; value of per- Hoiision 'Mji.ly a siigui modincaimn.
soual property, $2,130,455; total value of iir. McMulleu said he could not think the
taxable, $10,71)9,282. The number of polls gentleman from Indiana made tlie suggestion in
goou iaiui.
Air. lirow referring to a remark ol McAluUeu
are 1871.
Tho State tax levied on tax al -lea in Centre
township is $22,551 23 ; county tax, $31,-
CiX) 43; school tax, $14,yl3 08; road tax,
that he, llcMullen, would take Mr. Richardson
as a national man on a national platform, said
that only 17 northern members had voted for
him with the southern member, so lie tsuppos-
$491 91; township tax, $2,797 i3 ; sinking led these 17 northern men made the national I rrtv.
tuna wx, -,.i , .uiuu. Uou3 , - A,cMQllen-IWmany southern ...ea rote for
; wiHt-inx is vuiy nnoioscLi upou I your Caudldale T
urotiertv outaide the Donotion.1 The total Mr. Orow Don't know
taxes are 5,,14 ,01 wn.cn 00 Mr. IInn.li. Hv v..,i 17 from Hip nnrlhwhn
r ! I . J
is lot ueiinquency. I will vote for a southern man ; or have you any
The appraisement of real estate for taxes
was made in 1851, and, at propertj s much
more valuable at thia time, tho appraisements members in opposition to the 17 from the north
are very low and unjust. The duplicate w-',r ""T Mr l1li,"J,ffa,,wn' nVH l.h' J I loilliikiia liviiirr nrlli .l ItluaMk anil llivoi. tt lint
1 ...... .vi.ia . . lot, i. '"' ..v. ,
a me.Iu-jil mau In rosHet U comiiluints jai-ullar l the
It-inulo only. Ill a r.iii) ofTAr Slurried Woman's XtJicul Cmonon,' every female- has a nhysit iaa that knows and ile-riU-s her vvtr)' niitoin, teollii anU ailiiient, and whu-h khe ean rons.ili at all time without violence lo her adisiuveiii-pii. r IKxtraetofaluUer from a gentleiuan in HajUn, 0hio. Pattoh, May 1, 1"T. Dr. A. M. Mri4 ri M lfr S,r My wifo has Iki'ii s.-rre.tilly milking for aome three years or more, in t'oii.oqueii-e of real anifuHh and autieru.g mnne in. Mill. beroru and .luring loiillneinenl; every auci-es-aive one more and more tlchihuted and j-rostrate.l her, iiiUui; her lite In imminent danger, and wliieli wa on ihe I. mi oceaitiiaii ala-.:ure.l of. 1 autaaed that this state if ihiiiifd waa iiof iUM-, and resiafiied m sell lo meet the worst. I h-ard your book hijthly nMiki-n of, as conUiiuuixoiiie rearhiiijf my cae. On its receipt and ihtusuI 1 t aiiiiotc.ire.ia Uiou tlie relief it afforded my distressed mm. I, and the Joy its airea iinarted to my wife, on mxiiiiik thai the jrrcat discovery of M. Al. Pesoineaux nrovided a remedy. It opened a pro.ijieet to me w liich I luili) coneeived wun -mil!i'. Hut for this, ere another year would Inivo .a.-.l over my bead. In all human -ro-bnhilily my wito would have lieen ill her rav- attai my t hildrua Wt iwulhei h jsr" r'Ujnn the receinl of One Dollar, "THK MAKK1KP WOMAN'S l'KIVATK MKUICAL COM PA MON" lo ix-ul (mailt J free) to any part of tho Pulled Statu, the i'aiia.lait, and liritwh Provinces. A II letters must Ik post-paid, ai.d addressed to Dr. I!. M. .MAL'KK'KAIJ, ba lAU.Now Vork flty. Pulilishing tlDUe, Nu. l-jy Liberty Street. New York. aric -.'? iUV3m fay j Tit I KM A It Tli et.nnl European VfLf Dincovery. ProU-ite.l liy Koyal lA-Uers I'al.-iilof Kiiland, and secureal by thuacalsof the Kcolo ale Plianuacie do Paris, and tho ImrM-rial College Medicine, Vienna. TKIKSMAK o. I. I Ihe remedy forgrneral and local alebilily, loss of virile power, prematura decay, and all tin-diatreiu coustueiicea arismjr from an' early abuse, tVc. Its etferta are etticatious in youth, liiunh.Mid and old at;.-; the virile powers would not bvcoiue impaired, e en in the lUclmt of Lift, it the Triesmar were
ti'itversaiiy aiiopteu; ail physical Impediments vanish lu e magic beibro its iiifluence, thus rendering its use invaluable to those entering the marriage statu. 'IKIKS.MAK Jio. i t'..m.W-u-ly and entirely eradicates all traces of those diaoralers hich coavla and cubaaos have s.i long laeen thought an antidote for, to the ruin of the health of a vast portion of the imputation. TKIKSMAK No. 3 is the great Kurou-au remedy for that clifsa of disorders whit-li uuMrtunau-ly the Knglisli Physic ian treats to Itu mercury, to Ik inevitable dest motion of the putienl'a conslllutioii.and which all Uie Sarnaphrilla In the world cannot remove. TKIKS.Ma K No. I, 2 and 3 aro alike atevoid of taste or smell and all iiauseuling (jualilies. 1'bey may lio on the toilet tulAa without their use being dleclanl. Sold in tin cases at $3 each, di vUled iutoseparale dames aa a.Iniinislrred by Valveau, Laltelinanal, Knui.Ac. To he bad wholesale and retail of Mr. H. A. BARKOW, No. 3! tiret ttrtel, near Canal, Hew York,sx. cially appointed by the Proprietor and Pbtemea as Agent for H e United Stales, and ev;y other purl of Auierla-a. ImmediBtely on recei. ing a reniiilance Mr. ItAKKOW will forward the rriesjiiar lo any part of the world, securely packed, and aal. tressed according lo Ihe instructions of ihu writer. More Kotail .Agent rouired. Terms rash. l).-t 27 dAw Jin 2pVlT. Dr. BANNING begs leave to ex press bis llianks to the cominunily of IndianakI, for the -any civilities which lie, as a stranger, lias recuived during his brief professional aojourn among them, and would givr notice that at the request, anal fair the accommodation of several of the moat eminent of the medical nrotessiun, lie has left a supply of his several
braces who air. fotiert Browning, Urugiat, whoiutends
henceforth to constantly keep such a supply ol them as to furnish both the community and medical profession
lurouguoui me .-Mie.
Besides re Turing sufferers to Drs. Mears ami Dunh.n.
be advises them to call upon many of the prominent individuals of this city, who bnve experienced surprising benefit, december , 18i5. d2tAwl
COMMERCIAL.
from the smith who will vote for a, northern man? You have shown that your nationalism consist of sectionalism. Mr. Grow said that
shows lots appraised at $300, which cannot
be purchased for $2,000 caah. Personal pro
perty is assessed at what it is really worth,
whilst teal estate is not assessed at one-third
guarded and unprotected condition. Peter-
: 1 . !.!. - . I
ruineu ..o to accCu to ui. numeroua propo- oftjm onc.fourth iU true VAlUPf
aitions of the Democratic members to reduce
the number of the Night Watch to seven,! The IIoo .Market. Hogs are declining in
with a Captain of police, making eight in nil, price yesterday a portion of our packers they have, when tho public opinion has were paying but $5,r0. Macy & McTaggart ftrrceil them to act in the Premises at all. wero biivinu at from S3.C0 to $5.90. This
adopted the pidicy proposed in tho Know I house have killed over 7,000 head this season
Nothing Lodges hist summer, to discontinue I From present indications we think prices will
the Watch altogether rather than reduce the I experience a further decline.
number as proposed by the Democrats. We have heard of no transactions in green
The people of Indianapolis will hold those meats, and prices are nominal. Large quan-
Councilmen who voted for the abrogation of I titles of pork and beef are being daily ship-1 tixe nOUsc then voted twice,
while the. 17 vote with those reprea?Dtiiifr only
7lH),IKX) living south of ii: which then ha the
liest claim to uationalitv.
Mr. Jones, of l'a , wished to know how hii
colleague could make it appear that seventeen
northern men were voting lor the candidate of
the democrats, who is a northern mau, consti
tute a southern vote. 1 lie simple arithmetics
question he wanted his colleague to cypher out.
Jir. iiorgan l move uus ouncomoe resolu
tion be laid on tho table. . gMr. McM. If you say it's buncombe the as
sertion is false. I reiialioii.J
Mr. Paine said he came there to transact pub
lic business, and throw no obt:u-lc in the way
of actine a a national man. lie thought the
proposition of his colleague lair lor the souta to
select a uorthern man or the norm select a
southern man.
Mr. McMulleu's resolution was tabled, and
On the last bal-
the Watch responsible for the result of their ped to the East, principally by tho Madison
action. If they are determined to act ujmiu ami Indianapolis Railroad.
the principle of "ltule or Ituin," they may
expect to be held to answer for results; and
they will be so held by tho voters at the
next election.
VT"The Sentinel grows indignant over an
item clipped from the Sandusky Register as to a eiieech of Jesse I). Cright'd made on
lot the vote stood: Ranks 115, Richardson 73,
Fuller 3d. scattering 7.
Mr. Rroonie submitted a proposition to leave
the question as to the pjwer ot Uongres-i on the
the i erritones, to the de-
wliich elicited
subject" of Slayery in
Eobbf.by. The grocery of Martin Nodlcr,
in Jladison, was entered on Sunday evening, ciston of the Supreme Court
... i I. i -j .1 r.r, .. I consiurraoie tiiscuasion
ana me money urawur roouc-ii ot auoui nibcuu dollars. Mr. N. and family wcro absent from
the house at tho time. Madison seems to be
infested with a daring gang of thieves who
Weekly llrrltw of Indianapolis Market. .KNTiNKL Orrirr, Dec 19, l.iVi. The markets durinx tlie past week have been active, and prices remain drm al quotations. Kxchane on tlie Karl Is selling at ,fl f rent, premium, (.old I f cent. The Banks are doiiur a libaml discount busiuesn, mostly however, to produce dealers. Kates rane al lir! V tent. FLMia ai Oaaia. During the foreuirt of the week the prices of Hour and Oram etierieuccl decliued. The rates f.r Flour ranjre at from f7 Zri t f7 Ml for te?l country and City Mills brands. Wheat is inactive, th.i)rh the demand Is fully up to the supply. e ute at $ I3! I sVifor Ked ar-d H'hile. Corn caiminunds J- lite. Oati
't 1. i orn .Meal i j;'.ic. t .r white and yellow.
Iloos 'Ihe market la drooiiiinr with prir-es in favor af
buyers. Sate.s were luaju a.u,f Jay at $'1 ftoi
Crao.' tairs iii Lrrocery inarKetis linproTiniraiidthe
einaad.tliis week, so far, is much ?r-ier than duriuz
last week. We quote as follows: X. O. Sugars Si.c;
ru-alirJ, white, 1 1 . 1 1 c; Plantation Molan- aj j ul
Miliar Mouse ,k-; tiolden S rup "He; Kio Colfee 1-J.ijJ
1'iVc; Java lGaUI.c; Ktce lobaceo, maiiufac-
ured SiVid'sk; llalf-Stiauish t igars 'Ji.aJl i'K leas
4o -hk; cider V iuear nv.
hksk. txaMj'l . it. t heese aresclliu; at lUSlle. Fisii. No. 2 MaiVerul,new,SI3 5n. .No. 3, til.
Coaiflili 6c, Lake tlili out. of market.
KaaxMi, in ckkti amd icas. i.r.K.iin are selling at l U dozen for common, and $i "7 for wire wraptied. Fancy Huckuti ii 5n t dozen. Tulis. niiit-
ed, S in a nest, 91 I'edar, A la a neat, $1 So; Oo-ii-
uiou ref, uiuen, 9s a1-
t'piLss. tturure selling at ,'.c; pvo.l Tallow at ISc
9 H.
t'ovvnt'R, &110T "D La-AD. Powder, best F. F. F. G.
$9. Shot S2 3j V sack. Lead HS 1,.: V B..
Salt. Sales ol Kanawba are luakuur atjje p bushel.
Uke Salt fr bbl. $i Tsj.
Kiaa faai asas. liemand active and sales at t'2 i' P
box.
Fat it. Gr.ien Apples, i bushels floe; I Med Anida.
SI 1; Urie.1 Peaches 1 7.VaJ v. Al. K. Kaislns, new
rp, 9i W P box. On. amd Lead White Lead is elUnir at 91 -i2 54)
9 ko. Linseed Oil $1 tn P trillion.
hLAtsaaD Ate In aleniana at f I Ul p lui-lu-l.
Poi-LTRY. Chickens, c dozen, 91 .4n;i 7i; Turkiei.
live, OaA3,.oc cam.
Brnta ajid Koo:. G.'oal liut er U in demuiid at IS
(ajtSh; Kirs, P doen lac.
Uumik tiLA-w. B10. country or city, St uii; Irtxl2
I ab. Ivniand limited. Stiles at S J.
.Nails. Sales of Mj al 4'. mher win in proportion. FaATnras Are in demand and aa-ll at .'Sic. Potatoes and Omioms. Sales or l'otat.H-s at i5Soc.
Onions are liriliKiliRWaitKM- f Inuliel.
'1' allow Sales are made al Italic.
lauiANAroLis Kktail Market Flour fSS "; Com
Meal .Vaji4K; P.HalaH-s wo;o0-; i;ult.-r iV; h.icga Ltk-;
Keereuic; mm 7 3I'.K, nu-kaans y (lo.i-n; lur
kies 31 1U. Wood 71 75; t'oul lie. I'.uak
wheat Flour tc ( ; Hran l-'i.c; Shorts 1H; Sliiii
muii -jc.
a 1 . " 7 . 1,
T a. ...r;rt. rti, . may ivonr city a vw.i. our citizens anouiu
Dy miMtake it appeared as elitorial. It is keep ou the alert for tho light fingered gen-
The House then resumed voting with the fol-
lowinj; ri-Kiilt:
Hanks IDG; Richardson 73; Fuller a:Scat
teringC, 112 necessary to a choice.
1 honnirtoii ollered a resolution iirovi.tm for
the election of n Speaker by plurality, pending
winch the Houe a.ljourne.l.
pronounced false. We are disposed to be
lieve the Sandusky editor. We believe the
Sentinel knows not one thing about it. Ho
should bo a little careful in talking about that of which he is ignorant. It is too often the
custom for tartizai.s to deal in the terms
which gentlemen despise. When the Senti
nel has really 'informed itself we will make
the correction with pleasure. e believe tt
cannot bo done. liepnllicgnu
We ntaVe the contradiction upon tho au
thority of Mr. Bright himself, given last sum
mer when the article first appeared in the
Cincinnati Gazette. Will the Republican do that gentleman the justice of correcting its statement, instead of ukalklnjr behind some
r.Uier editt-r to get out of the matter.
try, inasmuch as we have no julice force to
watch them.
"Watering Px.ack" Mobals. The Chel
tenham (Eng.) Guardian says the Leaming
ton magistrates haro resolved to discounte
nance the prosecution of persons keeping
houses of ill-fame, of which thero are forty-
seven in Leamington, on the ground that it will drive all gentlemen away, and the town
will be ruined.
0rThe annual report of the I'atent Office
will, it is said, appear about the first of Jan
uary. Ihe number or patenle.l inventions
for the year 1835, including tho present
month, is estimated at two thousand an increase of two hundred over the number of tho
Cash Divipesd. The Indianapolis and
Cincinnati Hailroad Company will par a cash previous year.
Uividena in January next. is stated that there are two hundred This company has perfected such arrange- iron Run au j niortar WtJ tuilding or ordered
menu as will enable them to pay flf their to 1 Lui1t for the Cf0wn hj British and
floating debt. The business of tho company
is daily on the increase, an.l this winter's re
ceipts will more than quadruple tliose of labt
winter. This hoalthv and prosperous state
of affairs, is mainly attributable to tho excel
Scotch shipbuilder. They will all le steam
ers, and tho mortar boats will be so built as
to form pontoon bridges.
Or-An Irishman, name unknown, died in
From Kw York. New York, Dec. 17.
Counterfeit fives on the Mechanics' Bank of
Providence are in circulation in this citv.
There was an excitio" debate in the Virginia
House of Delegates on rriday, 611 Mr. Well
man a resolution to raise a regiment of volun
teers to lender t the tJovernment for the pur
pose of putting now n the disturbances in Kan oas.
Mr. Wiley Uiouiht the reo1ution too harsh
and proposed as a substitute that a committee lie
unpointed lo consider the present troubles In
KaiiHan and to moiiirc what action iririnia
should take in reference lo the matter.
Itoth resolutions and substitute were referred
to a committee.
Tho Stoniugton steamer, C. Vainlerbilf , was
got afloat again yesterday afternoon and towed
to tins cuy lor repairs.
Wisconsin Election. MiLWat'KCE, lee. 17.
The Board of Canvassers, at Malion lo Ady
declared Itarslow re-elected Governor, by 17U
majority. This decision has caused much ex
eitemeiit. 1 hu election will be contested by
Mi. Hash ford.
THE
lent management of the VresMent ami other Ualtimore on Iriday, from UrinKmg cam-
I nhene. He was under tho intiuence of li-
r--j , - , ,
dating disponition of all the attacheei of the
road.
FlRE. A nre broke out in Edingburgh, Johnson connty, on Monday morning, in a building occupied 1 Mr. Baldwin, and the
fiames soon spread to two buildings adjoining, and before the fire could be got under it consumed all three of the houses. The build
ings belonged to Mr. Kosonberg, whoso loss
is estimated at $2,0(0. The occupants of
the bouses also suffered considerable loss from the lurninz of their furnitnrc. There
was no insurance on the buildings.
quor, and being unable to obtain inoro ardent
spirits, drank freely of camphene to quench
tho gnawings of appetite
(ttrThe police force that thu Ssntinel finds
fault with, oas been ueccosaary to keep the
OU Line population straight. hepubltcan.
If tho above bo true, why then has your
Know Nothing Council discontinued thei
Night Watch altogether? Oh, hypocricy
and misrepresentation ! thy name is Knoxo
N.4hini. and thy orzan Ilfpnblican.
A liOOK OF RARE HUMOR !
now iti:Ai'. WIDOW BEDOTT PAPERS !
UV FRANCIS M. WHITfllKK, WITH AN INTHOOrCTloX BV A I.I K B. KKAt
Onai volume l.'tno., with 9 Spirited Ulii-amUon by but
Us an.l Urr. I Tleaj J I '.' .
CosiTKN'rsHetukiah BealoU.
Ihe lilow r sisys Poetry W'l.l. sr Jenkins1 Anlm.ity. Mr. Crane Walks In. Tun 1. low liiseoarses of PuniiklntTtio Widow Low her IJoau. Mr. Crane about ta Proposa. Mr. t'rsne Walks ant. The Widow "Setts her Cap.' 1 bo WkIuW Kesolves to l.-ave Vigletun. The Widow Trades willi a fdi.tar.
The Wlalow ami A mil Magtiiro lniM-aauraes ou Various
1 otiles. Tbe Widow liavitifr Me4rd that Klder Snlttles is SU k
W rues tihWii.
The Wialuw Resorts to Klder Si. Kite, f,.r Ruliious lu
Inirtlon. llie WUIaaw conclii'les to Publish.
The Widow Prepares, to Kecelve Klder Antilles vu
(.'INI'IHMATI, 1K-C. 17,
l iii a and URsm me saliva or Hour t.-lav were
romiiteii 1.1 1 Ii! blIs at 7 O'.'i,: 70 !. at $7 5' man
I'Slilo al 7 jH. Dure seenia-.l l be a lair ui.iiiiry at 57
ill, but the KeneralitT of li.ilaJcrs tuikeat mora-; still ii
was iiiik-Ii tuoru tutlleull to sell an) tliuii; over 7 jO than
to buy al that price. In tJniln, the only Kilo heard of
as bushels Kyo al ..e, these are extreme iiru-es.
anal et en at nv there are nail many buyers. Wlu-.-a
lull al I Vie lor iiriine real. lals Uull at 34V. Corn Is
freely ott. re.i and Uie market is dull at 4oc. Received siiiee Kalunlay bbls.
Uiiimkt luo market a.lranreal r lo-alny with sale
of "on bbl from river anal railroalat 3i',c; aiial j(i do frora wajtons at3n',c.
Bs A sale or .M bushrls white at 8 1 2T. II. mis The market orK-iie.l iirettr steaatT lo-aluv at
BOaCu Hi, bul It rloaeal Ilea y Willi tree orTt-ring-s. The
sales Include.! Kill head, average I'.SMoStlU Us alC (; fl, average 2tJ ILsatG lir; iiotiai6 lo; arerajo
:i)lat(i ; 1-1, averaif" s, b an; anal sou, aver.o -'.Ml ts, at 6 l.'So.
Paovisioss Nates oi -l.si jfroen Hams In lots at 7 Vc; H).o lioiildersatS4r; 5IHI bills Mesa Pork atfl.i 50;
XMISClLLANlduS.
.1IA.irSCILT HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Tt H Ho VV A. All I s
?r: r
YORK A. O.
MUSIC STORE!!
CRANE,
Tf niparrauce Hall, .10 W. AVakhlnglott SI., 0V reeeirlntr altrct from Ihe inaniifjeliirers, a . i "r"v s'H-kof Pianos nn. I .Mrlotlrons, amoiiz
win. aw m ull,i e yi wt s,iaaro I'iano, with romij rorners and t-arve.l moiildiiiM, Itrown & Allen, rkislim. ilhis is the iti-lruini-i.t selei t.-d l.v M. Strnke h on i0B o.--Hsioii of M'lle ParoaliV r.-ei n't c.iniert.) l'i. iian.lmitno C oei. from the :une nmkers. I wn sian.ln fii,- H;t. sajnnra- l'isii.is, iroui the celebrated liisiiiitiu-tiirers, Peters, t'raic iV t o. A" laree variety or Mel.kle.nis. Ivatitilully Unbilled, '"IU 1 io 8 "ils., raneina; troin $t.i to S Jix). Ililio Muul.-i,f.nl.
"fnnlal lUiio:overa-l.eautiriildesiiriis .i of lluif jrs, embracing one msiciiili
reuii9ewno.l OuiUr, Ivory bridfje an.l eali-s, silver Jij.t4inal M-(irl keys. Persoun wilni.f to make a valua- ' . PfM are reiiit-stea to eaiiiine this instrument. Uislruiutlie celebrated maker, V. F. Martin, and for
1-a.iiv; ui lone a ii. I beauty, t-aimot lie eaptaloal by any
aiuiiarrit-r urouiiii 1.1 irild ,.v
- - ..j
N, YORK ADVEUTISEMENK.
Alsa, live oilier Gui-
tars, from tho same innker, l.-ss elaborately dni.-lieJ and VSirVr ,ri,'e rr01" 3 t0 5,i;, 19 V lull t among which are three linn.lsoine-
7 '"" I siivrior-tone.l VUilins, from l to $ si. Mzjtloxrii Flutes, on.) to rt kevs,lroin fl to $."); Jinn njt whu-li art; two splendid cocoa Flutes, d silver kevsandslida-s. Ijirjre varity of Flnllnas and Arronlroui, many oi-aiitirully Inlaid, tr im $ to f jo. Banjo. Driiius, Files, FUitcelets, Mrintrs, (lesl quality,) and .Sheet M uie, Vc., iu endless variety. rilM TlaMXCi. na,,Vci'!r"-dtlKi services of a 6ml rlas Tuner, (Mr. IL U. Atkins, late of tlie Piano Wa-vrooms of Smith " Nixon ami Mura l. l.iL. rjiirinuali nil or-
ajcrsj tuulusj tvit at Uus Alwsie Move will ran promptly at.ei!.,o4 to. deell il.Vwtf
V. R. ALLEN, DcMgner and Culler of Superior
COl'I'KU AND HU ASS.
For Marking Boxes, Bales, Casks, &c.
BKAM Atplialietsand Fk-uresliiM-ts, Steiu il lirnili.-j, .Msrkiiijf l'ui. .Markin-r Ink. and all the fixtures
lor Mark in?, constantly on uan.l.
f't . h. A. has two li;iil.iiiia ami a Silver Me.lul
awarda-il him lor lesl sjaeeimens of Sleiicilnitf. S I KNl'lL PLA'I KS put up in a luanner toearry a.ifeI) t sny jurt of the t nil.-.f Mata-s. All letters' of injutry ati (..rU-ei, Ac , s ill be answere.l pr.mipllv. V. It. Al.l.KX, Proprietor. Stan oil K-atabli-al'iii.-nt, 111 Walnut .Street, lH-ltrd.wly Citieiniiali, t.
lOGU! 1'OIIK
1030
COURIER !
Paarr
'i:i:.NTir
' . or THE LOUISVILLE WEEKLY
The Largarat, Itrat suil ( liraarat
i is ine ri I (iUKATEU ATTRACTIONS THAN EVER! ON the 1-at tr January, IS.aU. Km Iiui-avillo W eekly t'ourier enters Uk.ii ils Kourteenlli Year, ilb increased facilities at our control lo make it a FIK.sTl ISS FAMILV PAPKR, eim-leto iu iti Mews, Literary, Ci.iiinicroiMl.M i-n t-llune-ous ami Airriciillurail lH-purtuieuls. Uurniir Ihe yvur a number of O.u'iiitil Sl..riei, written expiesly for iti c.-liimus, will Im iiblihjai. Kxtra ellorls M ill te ina.l.- to iua-ream il-a reputation as the best newspsiM-r In tho Vei; and we shall continue, bytlieair.-ucy.il active social (orrespondonls, lo publisli news by le cgraph and tho mails, in advance of all conteinfioraries. Its couiuiercial reports wilt be full, accurate, and reliable. In politics ths Courier is Native American National Whig. It tiellvves the periawi for natiiralixation should te extended; tliat tho ballot box should be more carefully guar.leal; and that stringent la vsh.u)d be enacted to prev.-r.t pauer anal criminal emigration. But In Know Nolhiugl-ajii it sees the mod lanKi-roiia-ii.d subtl.) foe to Southern rights and iuterests, ami will oppose it and lis AtKlit.nnfeiii,it proscriptlveness, its iiitulerance, ils corruption, asd it bigotry, earnestly and zealously. Its tone will be bold and indeixandent, aiwavs approving the riitil and fearlessly condemning the wronfr. In the next Presidential election the editor will esteem it hisdutvto m-operato with whatever National Party lm thinks uio.-4 Ii .ely t overthrow Know N'oihingisiii and AtxilSionisnt. I he Courier Upnnle l in tl e very ba-st style, with new c.r-lre tie, on a laid nd Iiuii.U.muu sheet, at ihe following exlraaiidiiiary low TKllMS: I copycf the Wl'ykly Courier, one y ar $-i (K i Ca.pi.l! " - i IU 4 4 .a t r .......... 10 " " " 10 iu if.' " . " " " .', "t HO To avail of these tonus, full clubs must be sent at one tint. Additions tun baj made to clubs of ten or taenty t $1 for inich subscriber. JJfj'.NO PAPKK KVKK SENT I'M.KSS THK M0XEY
11 K lAilM. AHVAM KwJ If
1 J -And tha par always Ulsc.mliiiuc.l kt llio exj.iral
llou aai ! a IT' luu. I . - - Jl'i-iiir frieTnm ill oblijriij by aiding us in extending ami increasing our list of sun.vrib'-r.-i. YrTDe HAII.Y fUl'IMKl! is muilej t, -.il.irril..-r
al $i year, and ie SKM l-M'KKK I.Y C'UUKIKK al j
a year, lii advunie. All coniiiiniiiiaU'ins to lie addres-if .1 lo ( Y. N. IIAI.KKMAX, t'hurler Mam i'rtnliiig lioune, 51 and f3, Third strict, m ar Main, Uc U ilA3w lmlsville, Kentiuky.
3m7 bbls anal IU.c-e prinie
atkaices furulsheil, at UK-.
iiovancy. tiL Sales of U Mils Linseed at , and 15 do d at
1 im.
t'Haasie the ajeniaiial rnatliiuaaa triHn! and the market
Is Drm. A sate ol i,mu boxes vv 9'iic. "
t'oorKKAt.i The market Is dull .with sales oi
Flour ItarrcUat so,-, an.l l'V Fork lo at I Ml.
tinm aaiv.-t The market ts quiet at 7 ' (THe for Smrar.
4ll4ICf.ir Xew Orleans Molnss.s; and UjI.',c for
Kio I on.-e.
Ijird at Hi1, -; loUa ..
I ho market was devoid of
K., (fall made.) al
run
Ntw York, lk-c. 17. Flour Tli market f.r common and medium i?ra.le
ts h avy, aiel there Is a pretly strong deslr." to realize;
liol.lers autauitl to taKe rather easier pri.-rs; the iletline Is alnnii bd er bbl. The sl.as were H.Kio .i
i4'J for mtteal tai fancy and low graales of extra V-.teru.
anal V l lar e-tira l.--ll.-.w. Ina lo.la-.t in tlie wales
were taiUs of ;.m.i v i-m oii.in at f V. The i,iar. a.-t dosed heavy, and shippers only ottcri-d 3 IfS for coin
mon Stale. Cansdinn is dull, and in Lilr supply; itales of 3i bbls at H 7"xl.l for nimn to nriK-rnin and choice evtra. Wheal 1 here i mmie m,. .f.anian.U but hol.lershavotat submit lo lower pricv. in order lo realIre; the receipts are pretty !ar and tin st.. k ia rai.i.lly a' umutaiiiiKa sales af faMSi bualiuls ..r Kud Milvaukie liubal I uie; a,.'s0 bushols of jj.l While Canadian at - It; and S.WIO bushels or lied I eunessee at liVSt A i is i. Kve Is In in. are active demand and easier; i.alesof 3 -imo buslaeU al IJH.aH:il,',. Itirey Is dull and li'iuilnM Corn is a shade lower, with rather more enport demand; sal.- of tli,.Mi bushels at Hiijnj, ,,r Srm Jrota-; Or; lor Southern; I si liar Obi Jersey; and ..r W eaiieru Miae.l (ats continue in araio.l gui.i.ly an.l .lull at luaie f..r titate; and 5.,5alc for WesU-ru. Whisky i in moleratd detnsnd; sales of 300 bbls Ohio and Prison al 3 iSc. fork .lull, iinttlej, aitt lowersales of 4.SI M.l at 19 u3 75 for Mess; an 1 17 5iid H wnor Prime. Beef is heavy, but unchung-e, sulaTs of i"si 'obis. Urejsed Hogi arc lower; sales at Hi-.a, i;. Cut Meals ajulol. Lard unchanged, aale of a.Vi? i. at ti-jW.c. Mutter l-V-c lor Ohio; and 9i2c for Klale. t lieaiatc dull at vallc.
iW Th Ind'htuais-ilia Sentinel cornnldiiiol Thnksriinir imt
Hint iM Louisville exchange frequently are g Th-J Mj-Kir to . GroN m the Rrf KMor not receirexl until after tlm day uf imblica- The Wldaiw Wiito to her Uamrbter. Mrj. Jupiter
fcrSarah llaycraft who ahot h?r seducer tion. V e never receive our Indianapolis ex- Is,'t-
" l l
in St. Loni.i. aftr he hM deserted
I -a .a a i. . 1 1 . . W
her fori anes until ttie uay alter ineiraaie. o
isvtlle Vourter.
The mail f.om Lotiib villa to Indianapolis
lu.iven in tho morninr and arrives here at I
another woman, la being tned lor murder.-
rrUa nvir irl matnfesLs mncli remorse lor
Iia3 " O he terrible, but deser"cd reTenge which she
visited on the heartless villian.
fYT-tJLTie vs Brown, for connterfeiting.
Thia case waa on trial before JnJge Major, of
the Circuit Court, jesterday. The Conrt
n nrpnt session, will ha urinciDallf I v lr. H. Ks Mr. Jsais Latraoas. U Miss
UUI,U6 7 ... I Rctns Jamb Caoosv, boJiof Monul Siduay, fiartaolo-
aen?aed la CaSanng cnmiDai Caiei. I masr County, Indiana.
7
1 he Rev. Mrs. KnlmVa Abroad.
Tb Kov. Mrs. Sult1aaj al Home Tte K. aVm. Kutrlles KtpreMes her Sentiments In Regard to the Parsonage. Aunt Maguire's K.a.-ria)ire. A a 1. 1 M ami Ire's lia-sciipttou of the llonation Party. Aunt Majraire Treats ol thai Caiiiteintdated Ncalnif So-
a a .asA aaa. I I ad atl "
noon, while the mail irom Indianapolis to cietyaiw-nupie run ' I Aunt Maaruirrt Pnnl
Lousvillo leavi-H in tho afternoon and reached
fxniisville aliout 10 o'clock at night.
MAHKIEII,
At Cliltird.oo Tbursalay, the 13th DtKerober, liS3
Aunt Matruire Conltnnes aer Account of the Sewina;
Hoclety. Aunt Majrulre's Visit 19 Slabtown. Visit to Malatown Continiia.!. Mrs. M urn ire's Account of lieaeou Whipple. Mrs. Mudlaw's Kasciiie for Pntai.M9 Pudilinir. Morniiur Calls; or, Hvery K.vJy' Particular I'ricod. Tba Trad supplied at ha-lern Prices, bv 6TEA HJiS A 8PICER, No. Illinois street, dM 10, leiS. dAwtf IadiaaajfaolU.
HIKD On Snn.tay moriilnjr, the Itlih liil., Cbolimk G.. 4auKhlerofCH4aLawtf. aiHlMaT WaBNINjaid 13 years, 1 1 month, and '.7 days. When tho old die, we m.uru, but our sorrow Is t.im pasird by the caansolalion that tho lost one lias rulltlleal his part on earth and lias psised away in the fulliib v ol e sftcr dlscliargiiis; his duty to his fellow men. hen
ths extremely young uie we are conaleal by the ra-(.
lion that the departed has escaae Itnttu sorrows Inci
detit to hutulii life and before those strong attachments
bate baan formes which bind the alear one to rather and mother and biothers and sisters. Hut when one, as In
tho else of tiio lovely young girl whosn death U record
ed above, laaasa. away In the sinlnir time of Ufa when
llio drslbuds of youth begin to ojwn and give proiui-a.
of rich blossfinis when Un hopes of fond parents are laflghtest then. Indeed, Is the blow a terrible one ami
tiarxl ta be borue. Uut,4'OovJ's will bat danai." It U
not for poor mortals t- murmur at Mis dispensation "He doth all things wt-U."
The aleceasa-al was of lutMt amiable alivpeailioB and be
loved by sit her companions May her bright example
be always borne la retnonitrsncs by them. Ou Sunday lh Kev. Mr. Hull preached a most tou, king sermon oi
' ths occatlOB of the funsrai of ths doceassi.
iv o t i v i: Of the Discontinuaitce of certain United Statt s Land )j)irr iu tht Slates of Illinois, Michigan, Yiconin n luu a. UMiKKlho prorlfions of tho Cd sectioa of the Act ol Congress, approved June 12, 4il, which aleclars "thai wheneter th ouantit Wjf i.ul.lic laud, r.i-
inaiuing; unsold In any land aliilria-t,hall be reduced to a iiumber f acres less than one huudretl thaiusand'such district shaill be tliscoiitiiiiied, Ac, and In coinplimice with other laws on the subject, tlie itecretary of the lut.rlor has directed that lite follow lug nttices lie tliscoutinued, viz: zrn",A Kalaiiiazi, Michinn. Milwaukee, Wiseoiialn. Lauds reiuuiuinK unsadd and iiii.li..s. a of In the above districts will cease lo ba subject to entry al thoaH. ortl. es from thedate of th.l receipt of this notice to that
ettect by the registers and receivers at thoe jniinti, and will bo made subject ta-nlry as foliot.: Shaw neewwn anal 'I n ba attached t-) the Springfield Kaskasklu, i Uistriet, Illinois. kalama2i, lobe attached to the Lmia District, Mlchliran. Milwaukee," " " Menasha llistrict.Wlscousin. Fairfield, " " 4 Chariton llistricl, Iowa. The oillcers al tlie points of coiisailialalloii w ill giyo fiublic malice of the days ou which they will r.'i uvey be preareal lo receive applications for entries of any such binds at their ofilces. Giren under my hand al tho City of Wasliinjrton, Hits 12th !ny of November, A. !. I.V. ' m THOMAS A. HKXDIMCKS, Co-nmissi'in.-r of the (.ener.it Land OuVe. no2l dKVwGw a lrii:i) fact. OAiWitA $QO.OOO, KEELY'S p RE AT MAQNETIC GIFT irVHIIIITIO. ! TII.I. lae ilrtwn on Ihe evening of the 23.1 January, lK't'i,at isuiiic Halt or Washington Hall, In.lianaailis, Ind. I The lirawinaii.! Ibslribution will Imi ou llio Syuart. No admillanas to any bet 1 ick t-hol..-rs. The audirticas will appoint the Couiiuitlee to siixrin tend tho drawin-;, w h. will lie under auilli t.i act Jnilly to
an. I Vath of tliu Praaprb-tor atone will prevent tho Irswliijr. I Tickets I i in He. 1 lo2H.(sl ami no blanks. 'I he W OOO Gifts will rsnire from allot) to ."a cent-.. Consisting of 14 liw.-lluig Houses, in Oxford, Ohio, and Kdiuburg,lnd4 3 H. Ilding Lots, In liidlan.iHili, Ind., Oxford, Ohio, and Kalinlmrg, In. I. A lare nuiniK-r of Hue Gold anal Silver lull Ja-wele.l leaver ata-ha-s. A
great variety of rino Jewelry an.l Hurav ings. I.r particulars sco I'roirrauiim s. lite Vr-prietor owns all the Iteal Kstaleiu fen simple.' I kshs Single Tu-ke s i; ' ria ka-ufor :t Tickets lor 9 1"; 27 Ti.-kets for f .'U. I he money lo Ije deMMital In the Central Uatik, and n fun.l.-.l lu Ticket Iml.l.-rs If llie Proprietor fails 1 cinply with bus coiilra. t. Ord.-r Tickets by uisll; maiiey eucb.sel. alirecte.l to L. K. lirow noil, Kaj. Outral Bank, i ox Inio, luallauaKlls. lud.,orvf llio Proprietor at Kdinburg, Johnsain (UMuly,laaL . J. J. KPKLV, Praaprititof. p S. IU AlfOiRsdraiiu will le sa-nl by mall to Ihe lucky liol.lers. They will rU-aae forward llia-ir Ticket to l K. Hrownell, K., Central Hunk, Hos HllO, lii.liauatHilis, Ind. A list of the Drawing will Iki Immediately lot warded to each Ticket leald.-r utter the drawing. I authorize Mr. Hate Z. Ijtthrop, as an agent for Inaliaualiolls and lcinlly. All Tickets saal.l by 111 in are legiti-natt-. I. ! KhKI.Y. ala'C l- dta Awit
Of the DiaoontLmiance of the United States Land Office at Vandalia, in the
State of Illinois. NOTI'"K IS ItKKKUV lilVKX, lh.it, in pursuant o of law. anal in view of tlie r.-i.oil of the lun.l aiitl-
cers at Vaualalia, llliiiavis, thst the vacant laud In sal t district Is led tfCcl below one hundred lliouvii..! acr-s.
the Secra'tary Of lue lut.-rl.ar lias ilir.-t le.l that the laml
Ula-e at aiialalia la.- aina-oimiuia-.i, an.l llie la-i.li r.--
mainiiig uiisailil al me nine oi ine .i.vnlii. nance l' made subject to Sal.' an t eutiyat Springllcl.l, in sal.l Stale. laviads ra-maitaiiiic'unsol I ...! ui.aiiiroirua.-d by law.
and sul-jea-t l private entry, at lli? find otll. v now .lis c nitiiiurd, U' r ease to lJ sut.jm t In entry at said (iftVe
from the date nr thJ reipl ai notn-e .v ihnt atf.'cl by llie Ketfister anal Kvsvciver theratvl, and Ihe laml oiftcer al Siiriiilleld will fiviv public iintice of tho day on wl.iih they will b prennril b) receiro aj.plnation fur Cbtries of anv such lan at their office. Given un-ler my banU at Ihu City a.f astiiucton, this Bib day or iHK-eaibor, A. tt. lrs.
; lllv.-. .v. IICVllitM Jn, tVinniisstoner of the fi.-nernl lain.l Office, alec mal.Vvrtw
KU0M a i. d i: n t r. . it i (Mi a nn n o . n - Advert sin and Corre.-.aoiidin Otm-e, Xo. 2tii llroadway, (avpjMwite the Piark,) New York. A Mitt" VOM WiK SKVE.NTil.
iMi'aw Airs ,iaoiTii lv, A Magazine of Literature and Art! AS ENTIRELY ORIGINAL AMERICAN WOEK. T I 1 11 llie Jununrv iiumlKr, roinmeiaees the seventh volume or PUi'.V'A.M'S MOXIHI.V. 1 ho cam sUiutly incriaasiiif; circuialioii of the .Vugnxim, ami lite hearty symputliy with which ttie efforts of the Publishers have I i. a-1 1 received by tlie public, sliu uluto (bout to unwearied eltoil-a lav camliiiue to deserve the suceeM which Uiev have acliiev d. It is the aim of the Magazine to furnish the greatest variety of impular literary entorlainmeiit; to criticise paditics ami society, from the moaat uiuiily and fr.-ncrous jM.int of view; to tell the truth ahaviit books ami men, so fur as they are i roiaerlv sub
jects of public notice; to present the most spirited and
accurate sketches oi travel and lacrsotial a.lve-iture; t. discus science iu ail ils popular barrings; and, iu general, to make itself the vehicle of tno best observations
upon all routeiiiMrary and national interests. 1 tils will always bay done by the Im-sI talent iu the country, and ItMiicsily, but it cannot always bat done without oftence. t'l I -NAM'S iVON'l Ml.Y Is neilher a stavrv-book, nor a laarusiau Journal. It bus opinions and principles. It ve.'ki to amusu and instruct; bul it hojies, al-m, to lie fo It as a In.-nd of (rood nioniU, saun-l learuins;, and lite most liberal and earnetat disa.-ussiin. (JpiMoml uf tit Prttt. Pitiuh's .MoamLTa Two numbers of this leadl.ig Aluerit-an Muirazino have reached us at Ihe same tiiuu, mi. bratuUl upon aa an tmkarrmt de rirhtism. The articles uuiuber some eihlaeu iu ouch, and there Is but one that w e sliould be inclined to jmss over. Indctnl, "Putuaiu" has a peculiar attraction for us, and we see In it a rctlectb.il of the mind, manners, and intelligence of our Inuis-AUaiitic cousins. It carries us into a new country, and makes us acquainted w ilh all its ch:iracb-r-istics in an easy, unullcc-ted inaiincr. Politic arc not m-fflcctcd; but a do not detect fuction, or even aarty, and we reud uudatr a persuasion ttiut we aro gathering the impartial opiciuu of tlie be-t minds iu luo United States. Lvndv h'.ng.) Htellf ''.. Tirms $3 a yair, or S-la; a number. SubH-riljer rJ-
iiiiUing t, promptly, in advance, lo the Publishers, will
ra-ceivo the work for one year, ost fiaid, in any art of
the l lllla-4 Mates, witlnii SSJ uoloa. -t'lt.bs of two iaa-rsons, .j a y ar, or llvo priis $ 10. P-istmasters anil Ck-rgytueti supplied ai f J. Household Words and Putnam's .Monthly $. Ilouselield Words or Putnam's M.wilhty, with llie .-scljtlfctlow, to one address $3 5 ., or all three of the Musniu-s, $1 5(1. Tho Volumes commence with the January and Julv nitmlHTs. 1IX t LDWAKlh, dec M daiwlw ' 10 Park Place, Xajw York. TWO MEW BOUJCS BY PTEE PABLEYTi I. Robert Merry and His Young Friends, OVKK VAKMOI S COU.NTKIK.S OF EUK0PE. Kaliteal by PitTKa Paklkv. Willi eight Original Designs. One hainl.oin limn., $1. 3 he same, iu full j;ilt sides and ealges, 91 5 1. The Voyages, Travel, and Adventure or .iliiee:t uo-aiiead, IX FOKKIGX PAKTi.. Kalile.l by Pt 1'Aai.acv. With eight Original IX-sijrns. Ono handsome 12mo., $. The same, in full gilt sides and edges. $1 3d. Tjs VKKY artnld in the I'nited Slate who has any la te l li for irood books, will britchleu up at the name of Ihe venerable Peter Parley. Two new volumes from his charmingly gamtloiM pen wilt bj as weWome as tbe Thaiiksgiviux roast turkey. In Uie "llatl.Hin Travel." you hav e a bird's eye view of the rivmI liaUamlni; H.rlionsof K.uroie, as you soar into iheupperairat Uie side or the famous Mr. Kobert Merry. He is kind rnonxh to tell you all about tho curious things you Are looking uiHiii.aiid by the lime vou haro diiislit-U vour aerial
Journey you will find that you know much more than
when you started. .Mr. Gilbert Go-bead is another guess Still or a persou. Ho travels over the best part of the worlal by iauJ ami sea, and has no taste for riding in ball.vous. When h' comes home be has a plenty . sliries to relate alaout ;he wonaters he has awn atiroaal. Beside the d.itighiful utk whii I. IVu-r Pari y rives you in lliesu Uaoks, they arv full of fine engravings, which almost make you leel as ii you bad secu the curiosities he tells alaout.' A". I". y Tnbmmt. HOOKS IN KIXK HINDIXGS FOKTHK HOLIDAYS. .STAK PA PKIIS. I!y Mn.tr Wtts Kvi h.r. With Nlata-I Portrait, lull gilt sides and edges UI Tnic Hi, an, Turkey morocco extra, and anli.jiie. a 5U Al.O.NK. Ky AIaioiai HiaLRi(. Pall gilt sides and "'lgea o (X) Tns; S4wc, Turkey moriH-eo extra, and antique.. 3 51) THK HIDDKX PATH. Hy M anion Hi.ukd.Full gilt sides and ede , no Thb Ksms, Turkev moran-c-o evtra, Iiud autiaiue.. 3 50 J. C. UK.KHV, Publisher, .ew York, , And fc-r sale by all Booksellers. dee 13 daSiwlw r"HK WIDOW BKDOTT PAPKKS. Hero Is a card X tal svnops s or' this 'LAl fJHTEK PKOVOKIXG BOOK. Fr.in the Xew York Daily Xews. "This Is a baaok of genuine humor. Mr. Smnncl Slick, Es., may as well lake up his hat, make bis bow, and retire. Parts of the laooii peeod any papers from the pen of the Illustrious Mrs. Caudle: but il is Yankee humor
aud fun. Tim old lady is presented to us as tbe wile of
uecou neseKier Lie dot l. .she aids him lo tbe gravesets herckploralmostall the marriageable men in VVig-gla-tou makes aa evciirsioii to Scrubblc-hill le visit bur M.-ler It-urns that Dbler Alae.luego rSnatlrack Kuilllu has become a wiab.wer; though a violent Presbyterian before, she all at om-e became faclnated with the Bajtist da Irines Uiu Kl.ler, a .d becomes a devout attendant ou i.is aowcriul preaching. Tho Klder is 'took sick' idow lie. lot t aa-mls hiia consolation In the shape of some poelicTliiioia; and as these afford a fair specimen of the. widow 's octie talent, we select a vou pie . f slauas of average merit from the lines U Kl.ler Suilties: 'O ! Kerereu J Mr, 1 do declare, Il alrivea me most l.i frenry, T.. ll.uil . --,
"T ",'.. 1i ii sick wttttTtiflueiujr.
'A haxly'd thought it was enough To inouru yer wife's aj-rt.r, W iiiioul a-m-h tr.iubl.t as this 'ere l o cume afollertu arter.' "The poetry ami some medicine sent, to be dipped In hot vinegar every leu minutes all nigbt,' to mate the l.bler ra-i comforiable worked a cure, am! enabiod Uie w idow to take advantage of the absence of the diseasj to carry nil the pali-tilwhich alio did by man-vino-him
lie being all Hi- Umo iiu.lcr the delusiatn lluvl aba) waa a
MISCELLANEOUS. rm-: tiui-:.vr imaxo," 3I('!odeoaaiMl .Music Eslalilishuiciii,
T
11 proved PtahPh , 111 tiia-lr l.llII -::. I I ' la.' Ill ai ata i.lt', ... I a 4,'m-..I I'l'aii.i. ti'.ll.ta a.t t..f.- . l,., a.r.,., .., l. ,.a -.', - I a , .-;i.. , lii.,- ..( " .a Oil ,i ,.. la...,! j,,. - lal. ..ii.t .iialit.-o. l.a I .Ii. I. a. K,- I, j , l,..
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klllals il) llie l'l.'l.-al Sl.il. ia I'lalaa.s Ira.a.l I .till IO..I Jvlaiiutaa-t aria-n. compi iMiig llii. ol c ci v :i . t . ail -al I : from the plain, n.-.al . i ki.Ix.hi li.il ti o. irtva-a. , ,, a . Hut or K.Kawaaaa,l 1'. r-llll Jl aO to -.' II. l.a U .al the moal a-lcj;a'iit Hnir'. i.p l.a a . K t I H .V M . l. i l.AKS. al iioiliaa- in til.' I 'l'laaKi au III. I a Itll ll..above iii tin-ii utnlH-r. i i.-iv at.d . I.'.:,l aat ii. intru j inviits, n,ir in th t- I"ki';i. .V l.mV pi.n i ; which thoy aro at .. j Horace Wa-t:. . - 'nur.iv.id Pi S Tl n. '
with or wiUioui lea. !..,. -. proveiiH-iits of aiv-i i.i: ..,.! Mvwcraud r.Hui:.-. .: t... united w ith the Ki,,n .. ,. i,.r square Piano. Th.-v a : ;un aiul by thetlMl .Mii-:. 1 l , -i" , any other tnainili.i l . i r. i . I .-. mosl Ihoravugiily -a-.-n-. . . : .1 -stand the lu-iioi, .: ,-v::v ! .1 SOLK AliKM ..
T. Gilbert tt Co.'s Celtibialeu Premium liau,.s, with or w iti nil the JF. ltau. titlttt tt Chiu0Ii. U'andu mr.t X ttr ,, Jmtut I Valra.'ar - :htr tittmtm rfMM, Kacb Iiutruilietit gilaraub-a-.t to ive Mit.ta. I...I. .. t.r c.lia-aa-iii..nc r.-'ai.-Ud. r.H;i IJ. N jll'l t . 1H GKEAT lUKUAl.NS, Caai-I.Uijl In -atof,!, ai, ,-,a fralln
IO IMII. tttu wall k' ai-1.-V.-v .,!. it tr t.r . a nr,v. !
MELOUi, Jfa . , (luiaOal to Hie e.iuni t.u ii-'r.-.uieul)
which was recently awanb dlue First Premium, ai the
all. mat fair, Washingl It. V. I'n.c ir-a-u $j to) Sl.Vt; Double-bank .M.-l.a.la-.in. )i4i. . Horace Water' irlelleon, a s.i.ri.ir instruiueiil in tone, laiiich and durabilii) ot make. ) ( I n ned the eajual temiKrauiei.U) .'alaalo.le.aua a( hi j other style an.l make. marl in Uuliark. HifoWX's HARP-M
FHjIK, JOLlLi;, and othor Musical InstrvimenU of all kinds. A large discount to actmoW, teachers, churches and clergymen. The tra.le aupplied 011 tl.. chost liberal terms. Miialr: One of the lara-esl and lvt .-li,i
lognes a.i Muaicitfiw intbluuieaS, Mxarnsiug many or lite cholce'an.l most j-opuUr aira uf the day; among them are fi.tind the universally laopular productions af TilOS. BAKEK Music sent by mail to alt parts of tho country, postpaid. Particular and personal atlentiou aid lo all orders nveived by mail. Sutislactiou guaranteed in every insuuee. aug ii ddcwtf
MEDICAL. K6Ti FAIT I J HO WNING-7 Latk Cp.au. :r:P & llKowxixa, v a t te, j cxjs u s mfju..
tsu utaiia it tL aiai of l-.l i iu, I'lia-iii ti al, Surclral lu l Hiariili, I'Mtiitw.uila, arulshtl, 11) Mulfs.i.iassuais, Window liruwUsva, ft'orfsisuerr. Nplrt-a, ltari vbact, AC, AC. di . nA VINO c.ir. luK.1 I ie Interest of lue atie of wf lale iriaaud and partner. David Cra' artiv.1 ...
wst-t aa . b
Hie above t'lisinc-aa, will coi.ttua IUj sauie beretolifw
a -, a'aaj v...aa. . 1-ca-niig Ibankful t.r the liberal ftatronarw whlcsi ka i-a.--u exuauJed v., u, H-vuaebvr Ui ast O teeo ytsaif Iru-t by strict wrs.aiial alienUon v business care mul rouiaUiees iu dlliutf orders, t reUlD a eouUduaac of alii same. Our M-Hk ts heavy; comprising every arucie au.oaicd by drugg-i-al and aloala-. As w purcbatae prta1 - 1 1 for casb, diravl trom the ittiMrtrs an luaaulac. i-r.i, our lacililies are ana ti IS at we caaoder, bt - n4 mJ!itratt4 arucl.-s, aa stroug lu.la.-ioaiil lor aa.. as any other eateia liou.at aad Invite all U g'.v a call, as w e (ix-l c.uOdont is 1 au render saUsfaUe baath iti r'lttt auJ yeai.'ira ul arLia All arU. lea warrauUrat a fvprara-ulea. -ani( iilr all1a11Ua.11 pid tat pramrtpStaaaM, abk-ak la a aM itt Im .iaWi,w. ex.n-pt by a fully CiHalaaMetjt ! eipencnced perim, aud trom tbe beet arUcies.
s.i larraioiis a no 11. g Uientaaette lndbt4 tliaUia a al I 'lflHMItS aV BlOBKia. I.V BOl . ...
, I cunl, are reHoeatd lo ,-aJi aud make raMJll -.o,,. u j rsiM delay-a. the bu.iueas uTa. 'JStS
J we. K. hKOVt Jtl.NU. ap -Jii-u." u nn"' f Crwiocal HrowaU.
SollOOl aQoolLM. Tin: nuuMcuiuKifM ki:i:i -o. .M'AXTLV Ul slow fullsujipty of School B.ks among which are the following : Webster's Klemeutary aud McUuffle's Kcleetic Spelling Hooks. Indiana Kadera 1st, 2d, 3.1, Ith, and SUi. McUuttle'a Kclcctic Header 1st, 'i-i, 3d, 4tl, aud Mb. Kay's, Pectin', Thoniaou's TalUoU' ArtUimUca ''inueo's Brown's, Kkrkham'a, rulth's aud Butler's Crauimars. Smith's Primary la Quarto Geographies, and Geography and Atlas Milchel's Primary ajidiul mediate Geogrspliies and Geography and Atlas. Oliiey 's Ireograpay aud Alias. Smith t IlluslraUul Aslrmomy. Cutter's aud Loaauii' Physiology. Parker's, CoiualaM-k'sOluiatead' aaid Gray's Pull. ma phy. CoiusUKk', Hilliinan's and Gray's Chemistry. Webster's School, High School aud I'uabrldged Die lionaHe. W illard', WilsaHi's and OoaaJrl. h"a Uulted Stales lit arta. . Cniisbxk's and Hitdicm k's Goologr. Parker's Aids to English CouiptMltiust. Tbe loregoing tMHtks will lae .,1 at Ihe verv lowees pneo. WKKDKX A CHAMHKKLAlX, opt H-wtf 3d ioors Past o iCapltal Houso.
AYER'S PHIS. AYFRS PILl.
MEDICATED INHALATION ! DR. J. N. GREEN, HAM permanently loa-aU-d In Indianapolis, and opeurd an liillrmary lor the treatment of Diieases ol the throat aud Lungs, by Medicated lohaUliou, lately brought iuto practice In the Brompton Hospital l Inndou whero It was practiced by as celebrated Physicians as lite World can boast of, Willi astouuablug Bucceas, as over loor-tltUu of Ihe palieul wa-re eruaiM tat ) curetl. litis system Is founded on Uie common sense principle of treating llie disease aud not its effects. The oieaiicine. In tbe lortn or vapor. Is applied directly las the seat of Uie disease, leaving the atoinach free Ul aid lu restoring health by furnishing to it heal It; y Ute-glvlng food. The common, but absurd practice of treating diseaaa ol the Lungs through the niasltum of tbe stomach, demonstrates its UiJu.lici.auBiiesa as well as a universal failure can. We earnestly appeal to tboee afflicted with lung diseases l embrace the advantages of Inhalation, aud no longer drug Uie unotfa'iiding stomach. Tho living al a distance, by w riling lo as their symptoms, age, sex, hereditary predtspost lions, Ac, ran have an Inhaler aud medicine soul to auy point they may ordei. Olllce, Xo. U, Illinois street. IL fKtamlnatlons freo of charge, nov 19 diwtf
GRATIS! Jnst Published: A New Discovery in Medicine ! ! VFew Words on ike national Treatnient, without Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Lo ral Weakness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude; Weakness of tbo Liuiband Back, Indisposition and Incapacity lor study aad Labor, Dullness of Apprehension, Loss a.f .Memory, aversion to Society, Lov of Solitude, Timidity, Self-Distrust, Dizziness, Head Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pain lu the Side, AOortions of th P.ycs, Pimples ou tba face, Sexual aud ntber InflruttUes tn man. FKOM THK FPaF.XCIl OF DK. B HE UMiY. Ihe 1 iv portao t fact that theso alarming complaints may easily be reutovetl vn iwiii aaauMSK, Sa, in thl siuall wavi, clearly deaaouairaUMl; anal the ontirety tisw and higttly Mccesaful lratinel,as adopted by the Author, lully explained, by means of which every on is enabled to eras mv-aur raaracTLV, am a-r -ri i.aaar roasiBLa rarwa-r, avoiding thereby all the advertised nostrums ofttia day. Sent to auy address, gratis, an.l post free lo a sealed envelojae, bv remitting (paut-patd) two posta; atamp to Da. K. flKLANtv, N. 17 Llspenard SUeel, New
York.
sept Sida&wCtn
nuin riMTivATnn enn itt
rich wi.ta.w.wbrn ho was not worth her shoe-strings. WUtlliniWII I WM UUVJ . . "shatrtty un.ire tho Ki.ier 'taipiK-d the tiuestiou' the Devoted to Aericulturc Horticnltiire.
widow retired to a grove near the house. aud there aaur
a plaiutive Ualt),iiin which we extraci the following: 4 hcerd hitu preach 1 heerd tiiiu pray I ha'er.l him sweetly sing D.-ar Stu! how 1 did feel that day! It was a dr.-ll.il tiling! "Full forty dollar would I gtvo If wu'd coitlluiurcd apart For though be made my spirit lire, Ho's surely busst my heart." " Tho w i.low 's song was overheard by tlie Elder, aud what follows llio leader will And in tho book, which U gol up with'tuking' ill 11st ations. Unto $.-j. J.C. DKKBY, Publisher, Xew York, And for sale by all Hooksclkars. Caipicc-iit by mail ou receipt of price, tleoj daVwlW
and Home Interests !
l'UIILlSUED liVKUV MONTH. IG Pages I-srge Otlavo. AfOH'MK XII of this old favoiile Journal will com
V meiice ou the lal of January, li-cti, prtulaM on au euti re suit of new type, and will be esaecially Inlereatiug to every one engaged lu general Agriculture, Muck Raising. Gardening, Fruit Gratw kug, tVc, or InleresUad
in the haipineaa aud Intelligence ol Uie Haattie Circle.
1 lie Kalilor ronnaleutly aope auai expert tltal
VBY TfilCND OF lNDUS'J'BIAL rBOGSESJ Will Iciwl hi influence and tattronsre to sustain this old
and truo friend of the rural interest, aud to Increase Ils circulation, until we shall have, as we certainly deserve,
A Bousing List in Erery Neighborlsaod !
Tta.a ...atiraa Vira.liriaaUirvliilft tal' Ilia, Cultivator baa ltaaaii
Uompulsorv Marriasre Its Unfortunate purvha-d i.y i i. s. d. iubbw, who ba ta Asociau
" I F-alilor with Mr. Kai
NOW 1U5ADV! IIESBlliTTA ROBINSON, HY 1). YVILSOV.
With Pttaol Portrait. Ono Y.4., 3jV page; Price 75 cts. Hlcr early years were full of promise, licauty W as hers, ami intetlect, an.l all the aids Which fortune, family, und Triends could civo. ", Hut she was crossod In love, aud thcucc her life To headlong ruin tended." "I be Publishers will only aald, that t .is w.trk Is written in the same clear, forcible, and attractive style whlcbdistii guisbes U10 other productions of Its autltair is fn-ti rnun any improprieties of language, and eminently calculated lo enlist 11 1 at reader's sy uipaL'ue iu oehall of its unfortunate subject. Jllr '"""r ""'e by all Uooksellursaud Xews Agents. Single copies sent by mail, post paid, ou receipt of price. A -Ureas Orders lo M1LLKK, Ol.TOX, 6c ML'LLIGAX, Piildislters, 'li I'urk How, Xow York, or i'7 Irenesavcc stroet, Auburn. tlecodaVwlw
tmms lor Uie last five years, and lie
Is determined Uie aiper aliall be essr-ultally tloairatile FOU BYiUtY KAHMKU S K1HKSIUK I
He has tho means and tho lisa.nitlon to niuk it so, aud he culls on all bis Iricu I which iiiclmles all mankind
and womankind lo aoud on the names ami the rash, for a real livo and ludeeualcnl paper. Just the Kind for Farmers in Indiana ! Tea as. Single copy 9 1 a year; 4 ropiM $.1; t copies for fl., (and a copy lo llio gdler up of the club,) always In advance, and to Ux'n with tno year. For serial offers to local agents, iinuire at your at ofllce, or send directly 10 me lor a lull prospectus and specimen ropy, and rat.ae a club in your own iieiglilntrnaaiHl. S. It. 1IAKUIS, Editor aud Proprietor, Columbus, Ohio. Ui!C lidliW
lt ! , Till" PI RPONI a OF A FAIIaPIIYIC liter has long eilaleal a pubU) deuiaiid f.rantlctiveiiurgsiivtj p,j which could U rw
a.a,u .... .rr ami purieetty salo la iu operaUon. Itia has Imm-ii prepared to towel Uiat demand, aud aa exieak alvetrlatl of lu virtureajbarMiclulvely auowa wKk what succe, u accomplishes the purpose designed. Ii k aasv t. make a physical ft, hut not so eaay 1., auak ma beat of all ot.e wbb-h at.oulj bav uaMta of U bUrtious, butatl the advtulages of every liter. Tkto svaa been aUemptod here, and with what succau wa wcsUJ rvasrwcafully gubmll l.t the public aleUton. Il ka jtmat nfortuuato l.trthe iui.t blthorVi In I almost everr purgative ruediclue is arrirooiitjus aod UrtuUfix to the bowels. TUislsn.il. K auy of them produce so mucst griplrg pain and revnUiou lu the system aaU morx 'm cottntertliUice tite g-aod lai be derived fraa Lbara. Tkus t pro-luce no Irritation or pala, utiles it anas fhtcsi a previously e listing oUjlructloii or derangwraeitt la lite bowels. Being purely legeubie, do barn can am from lheiruseiuai.yquai.it); but a k l-W 'aal ajar meaiciue boiU le taken Judiciously. AJlnuU d'rw. Hous for their use la several 41eaa lo whlfk 'iLcr re applicable are given ou Uie box. Asaocg esMnplaints which have baMan spoealily core4 by u.n we aaaa Bietiuoit Uvar l omplali.C In IU varum foruu oaf Jaaudioe. Indtgeotlon, U:.gUoracd La) of A pfaeUte, LUU lessliess, IrrlUbllity, Hiltom Headache, Uilous Fevec and Ague, Pais la the hide aad Loiatvfo- la trwlh, all theae are bailtha aMaitseoiieDce of liaaavtl action ol Ute liver. As au aprneut, they afford prompt and sure rriW III tststlTeliesa, Pile, Colic, Dysentery, Humors, Sersfula and Scurvy.CoJu, w lUt s.-reuesot Uie body, IJ lew rs and I iu purity of Uie blood; iu short, any aud every cass where a purgative 1 required. They have also rouiicrd some singularly cueraaanrVil cures iu Kheuiualisin, liatut, Dropsey, Ursvtsl, Krysipe. las. PatpiUtiou of the Heart, Pains in the lUck.Slomaeb aud Sue. 1 hey ritould be Irecly Ukou la Um tpriiur ol the year, to purify the blood and prepare the ystm for the ihaiigai of seasons. A a occasional d.je rUnsUu the iitoinach into basal ihy acUnn, aud treavwes Uie appaa. lite au-1 vijor. They pnrii'y Uie bVKvl, aad, by taelr aOntulaut action ou the circulatory svstem, renovate Uie Mreugth of the body and restore Uie wasted of rtimssil energies of the whole organism. Hence aa ooraatooal dose is advatageous eveu ihougH no serious drauc ment exWta; but onueaceseary dosiug should nvnb carried too far, as every purgative medicine rw-laon Utw streugUl, w hen taken to exsess. Tbe Vhfruaaad catat-a ta which a physic 1 required can not be enumerated here bul they suggest themselves to Uie reason of erery body aod It is confidently believed this pill will atvswor a Ix-t-ter purpose than auy thing which basblUterto beea avtu'.ablaw masklml. Wbnn their virtues are ouc i kootrn the atotlc will no longer doubt what rembdy to employ
when In need of a caibaitic mod ir toe.
BtMitg sugar wrapri thev are ideaaaitt ta L.k.aM
betog purely vegvuble, no barm aria from Uietr uo in any quantity.
r or minute direcuona sase tue viiif nn uj Hoa. Prerrl by Dr. JAMk. C. AYtK, Practical and Analytical Chen.lt, LowcU. Masa, JOPrlce 25 c out jr H-vx. Five U--xes f r 1. bold by R BKOW X 1XG. In4knar.-:U. and ail rrn-
aista. jy jj aiwtut
ItliODaUS'
FEVEB AND AGUE CURE
OK, NATURE'S INFALLIBLE SPECIFIC! . 170 U Ihe Prw-ssilett aind Cure ef In tsrutttaMit and KemiUent Fever. Fevr auai
Chill and Fever, Djtub Ague. General DjbtlltT, X ui 6 weau, aad all other lorui of disease which hv a :e mon orurtn lo Malaria or Miasma. Thia -ilu It -
pfeverle polaoa wblch at cwrtata ssas-vn ta -i-t y " T breath, is tbe utue 11 character wberete
it exisu, :ta.rtu, Ntuib, r.ist or est, .0li wm verw where yield to this newly discovered anUdoie, wbichaa claimed lo be tbe asiTkarr sicovatr la MBPtr-ias avtsa,
at v aa Ihl sfaedflc U so harmless thkt It rniy be Ul en bt nets.
eons of every age, sex or coudiuoti, aud 11 wLI aoi aaai. etitule for on aitaaasae other stilt worse, tas t ioa oftoa Ut result In Uie treatiueul by Uuniiue, Mercury A r etilr.abd other poisonous or doietfnom drurs. iti a
pa rik la of any ofwhlch ts admitted lute tbU preparaUow The proprietor distinctly claim Uee xiraordtna.rr retHilta from Ute ue of tbi X A 1 1 HAL ANTlDOlst IO MALAK1A. ll w III entirely protect any realdent or traveler evea la the motH sickly or swampy location. tYoui any Aguaa, or litUious disease whatever, or any injury from cot" ataitUy Inhaling Mslaria or Miasutt. ll will Instantly check the Ague lu persms who bare suffered for any longUi of time, from one day to twenty years, so thai Uiey ueed never have tt.Wr aW, tr caiiiliuulug its uao atvordiiij; to direcUons. ll will Immediately relieve ail distretMlag result of Utlllou or Ague diseejve, such as geueral debility, nl-M sweat, A c The patient el ooe begin lo recover appetite and auwngui, aod eouliujes until a permanent anal radical euie IseCucted. Finally, iu use will banish Tever and Agwe from fan Ilea aod all 1 lasses. Farmers and aud all Ubajdnf mru by adopUng it as a a.revenuve will be Iree from Ague t Hililoua allark lo mat atMMoa of Uie year which, while tt I tbe moalaickly. Is Ute movt valuable one lo Uvea. One or two boules wilt answer lor ordinary f stus. some may require more. Directions printed ta Gerinaa, FrearJt aud FpaUalaa accompany each ttnule. Prince One Dollar. Liberal dlavcounU iwale in tL Lrada!. Trade circulars forwarded on appll.aUon.ajtJ ihesutK r-Ink arttl Im, mM.atartMaJ on litMarl l.r t . la p.r..i . .j .
i Uee le every sot lion of the country.
JAS. A, KllOUhs. Proprietavr, Pnv1devce,K. I. I77 Wholesale and RUil AgetuU le le-tianapolu . Caaitsnaa aV Krowsiss : AndforaaUby dealers getsrallr. uisrlll-alAwlr
EXTRA
R. HOB & CO.'S CAST STEEL SAWS.
PATKXT CKOl'XD. Size 4 .S 7 8 0 U . Price.... 7ii : l.Vl.iO l.tS l.yj 2..V ijfij Si.o It lil 18 2 -ii -i ,i Price.... o.:h 4.4rt 5.:ia f...i T.M I0..V1 Size .'W :U 3'i M Price., lii'-ii ll. u.- iu.jO :u.h() z;.in) Size iiJ fl Vi .'Kt m Price ... """ ll'i.isi llo.isi ITiMNi aisitio Kizo vl bt i iv 70 72 Price.. 2-aUm -Jui.isi ai.im 3Jt.l AsMO i.(i Their saws are hnralf ncdaud teniMireal and are ground and finished by machinery designed expressly lair Ute
tMirooa-.aiial are more-lore tnucu sui wrlr to llioao rroun
111 the usual manlier, as they aru strniglheucd aud titl-t-ued by !:it-reasiii! them lu lliickuess regularly from the rutting edge to the centre, corsequently do not become heated ir buvklasl, and pp ul uce a great saving lu tiui-U-r.
They flsomaiiufactnre Cast Steel Mill, Pit and Crosscut Saw, and lltlk-t WtMM.nf iitaoci.ar oualitv. all ol
which they have I.T sale, or they may tie obtaiued of the princlal haralwaro luorchanU Uironglntut Ihe t'nlted MaU-s aii.lt auada. K. I to 11 & CO., iiat.liklw am Xew York. NOW KKADV! ROSE CLARK!
II Y FAXXY FF.KX, Pan a $1 . D w ill bo fvr sulo by ruterprising Uilsaill,-ri generally. 'It is suiaa-riair to anything we bsve yet bad fr.uil Ihe gifted pa-not Fanny Fern." .V. 1'. Mirror.
II will prove the tu.wl Mpulsr. as H Is the argest
lias yet pr.luca-J". J . 1. HmmJmf
.he
STEARNS & SPICEK, DUBI.ISIIKKS AND WHOI.KSALF. HOoKSKL1 I.KKS are furi.llilnir thav tra.le aslllt tiirmla.1 the .putar, standard, and new books of Ihe day ul prices Ibat dot) compi-iiiioik Our slot h 'I' rarcfully selened from the bet Publishing Houses, and will coi.si-l ol boaiksrala-iit-iiaKl enly ba elevale an-1 instruct. Weresiaeclfully lav He ttie aitaMiilaan a.f H.-tok sellers lo our lis u l priucs. STKAKXS A SPH'K.K, Xo li Illinois street, da-c lOd.Vwtr Inalianapwlts, Ind 2 casej brown Slrip'd Jaetuiett 2 " grey " tin. .1 ....I for aale bv
JAM KS LOW
dec l.lddiW
A- CO.,
411 Msiiist.,l.ulsville, Ky.
ClAKMl.tlKHI HlpiaM-es fancy Cassiutere, band some t 5 l.a. raaoekved tht alay and for sale I.y JAMKS 1AV afc I O., doclDdaVw 413 Msin t., U.iilnille, hy. A b amses Canbat Flannels S Itales ) a llow " '.' " blue Twilled Flsi.r.tls al " given " Received llas day and for sale by t JAMES l.OW aV CO ,
dec It) dJcw 4U Main stLnliville. N
work which
CVarirr,
"ll is certainly tin; I1e.1t thing America's favorite an Hi. areas has )-l daMie.".V. 1'. f.a'r'..fc. PiiblUhed b, MASON UKU I II KKS. ilea-.'. .laVw Nf Vnrk.
DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
TRANCIS SALTER, M. D., M. R. O. S. L at. E.
OuilllMt AUd. k. XIX 1 rst il Um4 ffti ttt) , ttc IVrtV. N. K. Dr. SA LTF.K w ill luk - plaaasnre in sen.lina: lo anv a-ltlresa his letter, a puLiisheal on litest) ubjea-ta, and feel-a it not unreasoiiable to hope that a thoroughlv
it ientiflc cducalion, acquired by an attendance of several years at the liuiversilies atid Ho..itaN uf Kiirtape. lias
plactaaj ll in Ins pvivrcr to utaae many alaatralae ac.gica--
lloiis. Hani daVw Jiu
J. D.
(Jeneral Engraver
MUNN,
aud
Friuler.
A V.
101 II It O A U V
N'i:w YOICK. JL'Card plate Kugraved and iO Iwat cards for 1 Ml; liso Type cards t l. Orders saanl by mail promptly attended to. U.-a- 1.' (tSz w Jmo
Ml. IIOOII.AtNDX CELKllltATLD GERIMAN BITTERS, PKKPAKEl) HY BR. C. M. JACKSOX, Philadelphia, r , 4WIL1.1KFFECTIMIXY CUKF. Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaundice, CS runic or Nereoun DrtUity, Dirasr$ of flit Kidmry, cud all disrate arising from a disorJrred Liter $r Stomach, Soth as Const ialion, Inward Piles, Fulness, or Blood Ut the Head, AaHuy nt the Sloinirh, Nausea. Ilataribaj ni, IHsgual for Patoal, Fulness or weight in the Stomach, Sour F.ructatiotis, linking, or Fluttering al the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and difficult Breathing, Fluttering at the If earl, Cheklna or SuKm ating Svusations wha-ti In a lying Posture, Dimness of Vision, f t s or Webs before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Heed, Deficiency a.f Per-pi-ration, Ycllownessnf tlie Mkln anal Kye, Pain lu Ihe Side, Hack, ( best, I4nibs, ac. Sudden Flushes of Heat, Uurmug la the Flesh, Comslant Imagliilngsof Evil, aud great liepresalon of Spirits.
la attributing such valuable Medical proper lies lo this remedy, 1 rash or unwarrantable asseruatn Is tua-le,
bul Is siiuoly staled a fact; preveu utidcntablv an.l c.hi
clusively the Falraa.rditiary rurea, aud laenrai al.-nvcl
Iroiu Its use, uitaler Ibealirecllant ol lis lllu-alrious origllt' stor. Dr. Hoollanal, autoiig all classes ad Kufoiacan so
riety ami ira.iu the immense mass of lelimaaiav,iraaia all
parts of lUe Ainericaa coitltnrnt, accumulated during Ibe
last tau years, in tho baiMls of llie pra-s. nl propriebar. The prevalence of disease to whla h Ihe Geiuiaa Litters
are adapted. It Is with sorrow we nay it, is aiuioot 111. 1 -ver al, ni.l.ae.i there ts ai arrely a lau.lly lliroughaaail ttie bole eteitt of our roiinlry in whlah tli.-re cannot U fouual among It niemlaer that peculiar sails SmJ t.rgataf nfftmramit, deu.alilig a diseased t it er, or an en. a dale. I aud u Bering DK-a ptic.
1 hen of wbal lutmeuse uu atriauce lo tbls t laaw of Invalids, that a reruln and reliable remedy, should 1 placed w itltln their reach, one In whir h n.' banct.it or i.Jutioaii drug euter lulo Ha composition; a reta.ast, on which lliat patient a an rely as ilh tltt titiuoM rni.M lon.c aud certainty and be assured from actual and tangible pr.i-'ts, that the article he is using really poe-t Ute virtues attributed lo II. Such a re ma-sly, l "rYaaaajlaaW's Urrmam Bitters." 1 bouaauds of alollars have In-eti I appended in ils maniifatiure aud diffusion throughout all pans of this l otitinoni.sn.l the proprlui r feels ihe groateatl sktiafaciion la M-Uluc Ibat there Is no Male, t-.aat.ly, tr eveu villatco wtiera- ibe Me.lta-tije ba taa-n tutroalurajral that there cannot Ik; found nunibers, willing to tcarl.fy to Its virtue. Principal offla-e anal ilanufaal. rv, I jO Arch St., PbiU-ala-lpbla, l'a. For sale wholesale aud rcul! by DrjgglsU In all the principal cities, and al retail by apothecaries and store keepers In every town iu the t'nlted Kuies ami Canada. tact n
Helmbold's Genuine Preparation!. I1KI.M BOLD'S 11 Kill I. V CDVCKN'TRAirik CO.tllMH I I I.I ID KT ttT III l ilt' 1.XJK DISEASES .af lit,, r.l.t i.lrr and Kldnej, Secret 1 DiaeaaaM, Siru-turvw. Weakuesaaa-a, anal all diea,
o( Ute Sexual Organs, whether In .Male or Female, fro whatever reue Ui.-y may have vnginaled, and a.t matter ot b.rw bang Laiidiug.
If you Itave coulracteaj Ute terrible diaeaae which, when om-e ealad in Ute ayslaam, will urvlv are Uowta
from one geue ration to another, uuJerir.liitng the twei slilmlatu aud sajiping tbe very vtul Said of life, do u.tl trust )turelt tn Ute luutdaof tatuack. wh atart ap every day Iw a city like this, and HU the papers with glartng Uliaeltoo-ls, too well calculated lJ deceiie the yoeiur, and Uioee uol acquaiuted with their tricks. You mmh
bat taao csreful 111 the eelectioa of a remedy ta lauatat Caaaa-a. Tue Fluid K 1 tract Uuthuliasboen pronounced by etwi rnt Physicians the greai.-sl remedy ever known. Ills a medicine erlectly pleaaaiit la It taste, and very tnwaarenl In lis action, and yet a Uaocough lUav it aianitti lalt-a every particle ol Uie rank aud poionoa siraa oaf Uikt disease; aud, unlike other feiueJics, d ie not diy uptl.e dtaacad lu the bio. ad. 1 aiMlilulaot-ai debility, braxigbl on by self-mbaae, in. .at terrible dleaso, which ha brought tuataaands of Ute human race lo uiiUm.-ly graves, Ibu blasung the brilliant hopes of parcula, and blighUng la Uie bud the ginria.us auibitloii aaf many a nal4e youth, raw tte caarwtf sf this Infallible Kewteaiy. And as a me-llclue whla h U4J. be ui-dt every body, Irom thl sirualy delicate li the cm, Bu aud despairing iuvalld, unequal U la) te souuJ uk ' lug koUi as a cure aad preveulive. HEUIHOLD'.S HITtHLV CONf ESTRA1RD Compound .Fluid Extract 8artapantU For puril)liag the bio.-, reutovtng all riiseaars arttwat; ra.in excc of Mercury, exposure and Imprutlcwce tu llie, chrouis ctrtistltuUnoal disease prising Irom an Impure slate of the Blood, and the ot ! '. ImU and vDVctual remedy for Uie cure or rrlu!, Salt Kaoasa, Scald lleaal, l lcerall.aus of Uie Throat and Leg, Patus aad Swtallings el Uie Kane, T.-tU-r, Plmptraa oti ttie Kate, aud all .-.-aly Kruptioos .at tbe Ski. 'I his article U now pre, nbed by aome of Ute muel distinguished physuiau In Ute country, and Us proved uaaie riticieul la praaticu Uian any preaaraUoi of Saraalrllta Ttft Of!craiJ lO tlaa l.al.llt-. Nt.l a-rml rM.ai ..r.i.
tlary Syphilis, Mercurial and Scrotal tus dtuaT has entirely recovered lu Ihe incurable wards our lubla
Institutions which bad for many year realate- eveary luaMle tl treatment Uiat cawia Uo aJ.it laaa.l. 1 Stata ra fmiiish strik nig examples ol the salutary eOa-arl of Uiia
ticMictiie lu a r renting some of th ni.tct laveteraie die-
easvw, after Ihe glano were dtfvtra.yed, and Ute bvaeeai
rua.ly alia cAoU. otm Letters from responsible Phytictani an4 Pre fcaaars of aevcral Mealical Colleges, and r-artiBwie cf . tira-a Irom tlenta, will be found ra-otcr-anylng tKKJjt
frt-paratiua. laiawai,KlHiaJ Kxiract of Buchu, f p-r bottle, er fjf S " Farssi.kiilli, "
equal In strength to on gallon of Mrrop nt Ssrr.rfl! frepasred aiel void by II. T. HELM ftOLD. CbwaaLtaa.
201 1 nestuul M , near lite Uirard House, I'Utla-leliia. r . n.t 1 1. 1 .. i -I . ...t !..-, a
inn n vi 10 uKirts ana vicairrs rvcfyw aufC Ml Irttsrs dtrtttti f fas I r,frm,r - Attt rim. a rmmmdimt CKsft. ft Ml by K. J1K0VMSU, Vliolesilfi and KcU;l Jy3-lAwCin. luaiuuiapol-. lad.
1103 Jy
AGENTS WANTED, 1."VK all parts of the Satuth and West, far aome of tbe Hiatal popular and test selling books of the day. Sold exclusively by agents. Full particulars given by applvlur In laerson or by mail. 11 ' STEARNS A SPICEK, o. l'l lllinaal street, dec 10 .I.V w If Indianspailis, IihI.
DBNTIBTH-Y.
IR. WILLIAM JOHNSTON", (late of Maryland.)
J bavtug maJe a pormanent localion in Ibl rlly, al
thai corner or Menuian an i onto streets, one Fjuare N.irlh of the (fovfrnor's Circle, would Inform tbe citi-ra-us of thl city an.1 airraautidingcouulry.Uial h in now
lat-aapareal lo rarretve anal give aUa-ntl.an lo tnvae wboaaay ti.ll tan him larofi-ssionally.
Prom tho long evperience he has had in bis profession, h would raMlf i 1 ta aatMi ra uce on being able to give
geueral aaiutacuoti. eeferencm:
C. G. Mcltean, D. H , J. V. Hamiliop, Esq ,
1 411. James biaae, it. . itoraaey, Iw. F. K. NewaHamer, Wm. Stewart, Fatq. dec5, lPii. ddwU"
1)11 1 MTV 3cae new style fancy PrinU, received
a Uil alay anal lor aale by JAWF.S IXtW A CO. dec ID dAw 41 Main at., LouUvtlle, Ky.
ASK :0"I"rO 3cases Pillow Case
CO.
m 1.1.0' 4
1 1 otlon, received litis alay anal lor saia- ny JAMES IAW &
C All. DICK-Xbale Sail Dtirk.very heavy, doable
KJ wi.ith, receivej this day anal bar st.1 ty M"f'iJOM7fn.-
Eeal Estate and General A&rencr.
Till-, nnderittrtbtl having entered Iuto i v-partueffu; under tbe flrm and tuyi tf Coodii, Wngm afc Hay da, will Klare thrlr aeraooat atuauuwy a i biaiaife enirusleal lo Uiem, swtb as the baying auj seliirg of Kvl
K-UtC, Mft kMQd lloiidl, Ketitmg House bd Laod.the payment of Taxes tn all the Couuile o Ut (uie, and Ute trauamctiiwr of a Ovoeral t'ouiauaMn a,4 Agmy Busloea. All buiiteeulrtialal VOUI9U) w ill be prou. ily mended t.. JO OOce tn Blake's Building oj;-u..lv ti, HulaM. iaawor to tbe business men geoerar.y nf tae f-U' e. A.MAZl b. CONUir. W ILLIS W. WjtlOHr. aprS-ddtwtf N. HAYDfcN. wM.w. tarr. Mi.ions. m. c. SHirKaa. LENT, SOUTH & 6UIPMAN, ruo:.wix loiviiiiv, COKSEB OT BTATC AKD WATER UTEEETH NKV ALBANY, INDIANA. ' ttsmnabemt and Und sgluc) f Terr drwcrlptlon. UIU lr)i.s, Gudgeous and Spludln. llevrl YaK Pacsj Wheels and Spur Wt.evls. All kioals ofMaeiiln for Saw aod Ortal Mills, Braa ataU IroaC'watIng snade at the vvrv shortest Kia-a.