Weekly Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 16, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1856 — Page 3
THURSDAY MORNING. DEC. 4, 1&6.
Th Election of Fiemont to tlie U. S. Senate. The proposition to elect CoL Fremont to the U. S. Senate, by the New York Legislature, is thus co oily disposed of by the N. Y. Tribune : "We hare receded from a respected correspondent a letter intended for publication, adYocaticg the election of Col. Fremont as United States Senator from this j3tate. We also observe that the same thing i recommended in one or two u Republican " newspapers. No doubt CcL Fremont would do credit to the Empire State in that capacity; but, as he Is not a citizen of New York, the project ia Impracticable. If he is elected to the Senate at all, it must be by California, to which State he belongs. That is sending the explorer back to Cali
fornia a little quicker than any mule express erer yet organized could possibly carry him. The Tribune and the political interest which it represent would, of course, be the last to permit Fremont to represent New York in the U. S. Senate. There are insuperable objections to an event of that kind, which the Tribune, from motives of policy, does not choose to state. The pretense that if he is elected to the Senate at all, it must be by California, in
which State he belongs, is all gammon.
Interesting letter from Kansas. We take the following from a letter written by a free State man in Kansas to the N, Y', Times, (Republican,) in which paper it appeared on the 26th ult. The writer speaks with candor, and we have no doubt with truth. Lecomptojt, K. T., Nor. 15, 1850. Now that the excitement of the Presidential camta'gn has partially died away, it is f roper that Northern men who bave.Uken an active interest in behalf of Free Kausa, should look over the present condition of affairs coolly and calmly and go to work
practically.
l or the mformat on of jsortne.n men, l
submit a few remarks concerning Kansas matters. It is unnecessary for ma to defend the election and acts of the Shawnee Legislature. Equally unnecessary is it for mo to
condemn the policy adopted at tho Big
Spring Convention and its consequences. The attacks upon Lawrence and the retaliation of Lano are matters of history. Wi.h the arrival of Gov. Geary a new era was in
augurated in this Territory. He found the
people of Kansas in a state of civil war, and
contending factions calling to their aid assistance from both Northern and Southern States, and in their zeal partizans were willing to sacrifice the Union, and destroy all their hopes for the future for the sake of gratifying temporary feelings of revenge. Emigration next spring must come to Kansas. So let it be. But emigrants should come as peaceable men, determined to sapport the laws we have, rather than have no laws at all; and in the course of a few months j fi.ll tha mmnlaintu RT&ir.at tha laws can be
peaceably and properly attended to, and ob-
nnTinna lawn renealad. First let us have
All that the law requires is, that he shall peace- then will thousands of good citizens
be thirty years of age, a citizen of the United I pour into Kansas independently, and not as
StaUs, and an inhabitant of the State electing organized bands entering a Hostile country. . . 0 , . t, . - Everything will come ut right Our land him Senator. That Mr. Fremont is an . -ltoether fayor , Northern la
inhabitant of New York, and has been boring men, and Northern men can afford to for many months, is a fact beyond dis- put up with inconveniences and be generous rute. If he is not a citizen also of the "Em- to their late opponents. Let all parties hear rt -Jl .lt TT
pire State." he must be troubled with a mor- governor ueary ana iouow nis aavice. ue 1 1 nn thrt ncrht tract and Hciarminen rr art.
a! obliquity rather uncommon to that clsss of substantial justice and crush out onr people from whom we are accustomed to wrong and oppression as soon &s possible.
elect our Presidents. I The late Grand Jury here indicted. Pro-Sla-
We hare the authority of the N. Y. News Ter7 " .J f Free-State men, and the at-
for sUtig that John a Fremont voted in S1 ba51 ftir indi,tmnt fonnrl
the Fifteenth Ward of New Yotkcity, at the for murder, when he had refused to admit
late election. Such an act, as the News well any of Harvey's men to bail for attacking remarks, if the Tribune is right in its asser- NortQ Hickory Point, shows that Geary is
vt. . imparl ai, ana aeiennmea to see to at, justice tion, subjects one U fine and imprisonment, . i,m!nlltAnM,. 1
and it may become a question whether Fre- Havine resided in Kansas about two years.
mont gosh.ll to Sing Sing or the U. S. Sen- II have had opportunities for learning facts
ata. . I connected with the late duncu ties which
As insignificant as the quoition of Fremont's haTe n.6ver 7? ?ef pwluhed especiallj
citiaaahipmay be of itself, taken ay reason in due time many important facts will be for the prompt and decisive manner in which brought to light, when the masies who have he is laid on the shelf by Greeley, it looms op been active participants in the late events
into magnificent proportions. It then becomes wiI1 discover that they were misled, and that
t meal cabin which there is more cat than u f8 5 ?, I D I wrmld hava nbviatfld mnch trouble, have saw.
tneai. lrl
CoL Fremont was frequently "not at home'' ful settlement of the great question that was
to some of hia friends, before the election, "apposed to be involved.' No
rtortnern man resident Here entertains sny apprehension tbat Kansas can be made permanently a alave State. No Southern man
resident here believes that the institution caa
end others cf his friends are "not at home" to him, cow. So goes the world.
Buchanan has a majority of all the vote3 . . tk- .fL 'r ,u
in a majority (16) of the States to-wit & mQ4t th u f ti md f
comprising an aggregate pop ui an op, according to the last census of 12,331.821 Fremont has a . majority of all the rotes in each of the sx New England States, and in Michigan and Wisconsin, com
prising a population of 3,431,161 1 x:ii i : r .n v
uiinUUm.JU ljrU.a u ..tor llmkr Mil itanA ni!np i
voteata Maryland-population 583.034 uTaHS Io
The sooner these rules are applied bv all par
ties, the better it will be for the interebts of alL Kansas possesses a soil and and climate superior to any other portion of the Union, now offering cheap homes to em
igrants, ller position is accessible, the coun
try healthy and abundantly supplied with
;c. In
every respect Kansas is superior to Iowa, or
"DtOIsIOVs If r Taii SUiRE.VlECOOaT OF IN-DIANA-KOVMBK TE5M OF 181(5. Monday, Nov. 21. Elias E. Atkinson r. Lvi C. Jtkon tt . Appeal from Henry Circuit Court. KereraeJ.
Gevrge H. Kyl .John II. Whi-eU-r. Apj.ealSwil zerland Circuit Court. Affirmed
Lewis G. Callin r. JoUu M. .Maxwell. Appeal Coin-
man Pleas. Rovt-ried.
Alfred Makepeace r KUito tt rel. II. Quark's. Ap-
peul from Madison C. C. ACSrmtjd.
8 la to of Indiana rt. Samuel IVwus. A peal White
C. C. AfilrmoJ.
William Norton r. I ou'd of Commissioner of Hun-
tir.pton Couuty, Huntington C. P. Koverd.
John Killerinr el.ci. XnUiuniel Parker it a!. Error
Warren. Kovereod.
Jark Smith r. StaU of Indiana. Appeal Cnss C. C.
Submitted by ordr of Court. James F. Kamlo p1 rt. Hugh McCol en it tU. Ap
peal Cas. Dismiisod atappellaiit's cot.
5ti'.e ti rel. Janus EUir vt. WWYutm Kooe'twn it .
Appeal Fr.iuklin C P. Submitted. John Pocitiun r. Hubbell & Alexander. Appeal Hami'-ton J. P. Demurred. Tcesdat, Nov. 23. Elijah Cotrmanr. John Cinn. Apprtl Decatur C. C. Afilrraed. Theodore Woods el al. r. James S. Palhamers. Appeal Parke C. C. Reversed. " Jamei Gv':n tt at. vt. R. II. Bu't'jR, tt ml. Appeal Franklin O. C. Afflrmed 5 per c?nt Jiiriaes, Hiram II. Dean it l. vt. iienjauiln C. Lyon. Appeal Dearborn C. C. Reverjed. Charles If. lc-ion rt. John K. Smith. Appeal Terry C. C. Affirmed on Condition. Guernsey Y. Roots r. Kichardsrn Tyner tt of. Appeal Franklin C. C. Affirmed 1 per cent damages. Indiana Centra; Railway Co. rt. Matthew R. Hunter Appeal Marlon C. C. KotckcJ. W'iUiamC. Cline. Robert ilurrell et . Appeal Hendricks C. P. Submitted. Wedxesdat, November 26.
Don C. Mather et a!, vt. .Susannah Sherwood. Appeal Lagrange C. C. Affirmed 3 per cent, damages.
Gideon Zehnorr. v'oodward Beard. Appeal Wayne C. C. Affirmed 3 per cent, damages. Will am Ilendoreou vt. Gcor.ro Bliss c( . Appeal Marion C.C. A ffirmed 3 per cent, damages. William Hendernn rt. George Bliss tt Z. Appeal Marion C. C. Affirmed. Samuel Pastlewaith tt al. . Thonixt Payte. Appeal Dubois C. C. Affirmed 5 per cent. Thursday, Nov. 27. DaTld Bradlcg rt. Thomas J. Shlnn. Appeal Bartholomew C.C. Reversed. Harrison M. Crockett vs. Isiac CaWert. Appefl St. Joseph C. C. Judgment of lower Court affirmed; bat rerersed us to costs. John Anderson t$. J icob S. Buchansa. Appeal S witzerland C. C. Affirmed. Pannelius Smith vt. Sidney Crockhite. Appeal Warren C. P. Affirmed. Ira K. Carver tt Joseph Fennlmore. Appeal Madison , C. C. Affirmed. 3 per eeut. damages. Htata of Indiana vt. Geogc Lock stand. Appeal Tip pecanoe C. P. Affirmed. Henry Turner vt. Patrick Rogers. Appeal Floyd C, C. Serened.
LewiaK. Carver t. Richard Chute. Appeal Steuben
C C. Reversed. Fcidat, Not. 28.
Wm. C. Darnall vt. John Millikan, it. ml. Appeal
Hendricks C. C. Affirmed".
Isaac Coleman . Nancy Dobblrt. Appeal Shelby
CP. Affirmed with 3 percent, damages.
Reuben Meddler vt. til II. Hyatt. Appeal, Randolph
C. C. Kerened.
Cornelius West 'a 11 1. Nathan S. HuutJAppeal Boone
C.C. Berersed. Joel Hyatt, et. al. tt. John Kirk, tt. al. Appeal Fay etti C. C. Affirmed, 10 per cent, damages. - -
John Jack, it. ml. tt. Samuel H. Bussey. Appeal
Delaware C.C. Affirmed,5 per cent. damages.
Stall of Indiana rt. James Vanloan, tt. ml. Appeal
White CP. Affirmed.
Terra Haute & Rkh.nond R. R. tt. John W. Jones
Appeal Putnam C. C. Atflrmed 10 per cent, damages
Richard J. Tt)tiD(r vt. Martin Robbins. Appeal
Marion C. P Afilrmed Jnr ceul. daraazes.
James Mulr tt ml. tt. Israel P. Gibson( ml. Appeal
Decatur C.C. Reversed.
The Court closed it opjn sess'.ons rt 9 A. M., yester.
day, and will sit In Chambers at their rooms ia the Cor nor's Circle.
BUSINESS NOTICES. AO FAMILY Can afford t" be without the Mustang Llnimentln their ho'Ji-. The many, accidents we are liable to, may r-jnilcr it necessary any moment and nothing U capable oTperforming such a certain cure. (Extraa') "In lilting the kettle from the lire it caught and scalded my han!sanl perron very severely one hand almost toa rrip. The torture was nnbearbble. It was an awfi 1 iiht. ' TUo Musting Linloi'intapp-ared to extract th3 paia almoit Iramcdiau-iy. It beaioi rapidly and loft n scarof nicoL'nt. CHAS. FoSTE t, 4-.ii) -ir aa Street Phtlwli-lphia." HUtru'ya wond"rfal aniclo. Itwill cure any case of .swelling, Burns, Stiff Joints, Eruptions or Kheuinatism. For horses it should never be dispensed with. One Dollar's wortli of Mjstang ta frequently saved a valuable .hor-e. It cures Gal ls, ."praine, Ringbone, Kpavin and Founders. Be waro of imitations. Soid in nil parts orthe habitable glbe. BARNES & PARK, Proprietors, New York. 2ec4-wlm
any other State or Territory. In Iowa the
In New York, New Jersey, Ohio, in: J T - j:
date has a majority population 6,610,9621 , . i j , . .JT.;
.k.r-
rr-i-T : 11 v. Oi.i.. 01 And zto I omvu.
xvuu pup. iu i wio owiwa ao.wjj.uio j i4 .j i..:.,
XUO Ul WUltU iJUtUiMHWJ u-1 rn, T , n.
V iZ 1 - X y Jr. Z tbe:r claims as soon as they can raise naif rn a -rkTart I annn tT t n a rnnrrrr (hnaa in I
r; r . 7. T ,. the money order is restored.
m ainnrv nnt ti. a . . . .
which Fremont has a majority, bat little
mors than one-seventh of the whole popu lation. ANOTHEB VIEW. The total number of yotea polled for Bachanan at ' the recent
and every
thing looks brighter than ever before. Let all come to Kansas who vfUh to. It will not be necessary to bring rifles and implements
of war. Bring mechanics' tools and women and children the latter are good guarantees.
The citizens of St. Louis, Jefferson City, Lex-
1 - i l - -X - A J J
eteeugu, may oe stateu ia rouiiu I : . n; .A ,;n 11
numbers, at...... 1,800,000 ? ' . vi J .v 4 " I aiH TooMctohla ommronta anil tho m net
7t nm i ' - .
For Fremont..
For Fillmore.-
Total number of rotes 3,925,000 Bachanan oyer FremonL.525,00O Over Fillmore, 950,000 Fremont over Fillmore.. ,...425,000 Buchanan's plurality over Fremont is 100,000 more than Fremont's plurality over Fillmore.
Fremont lacks about 1,375,000 of a ma
's ore w
J"tJK'J I tan tYiA aafa an1 nnmnlootjal tranaivirl atlAn tin
the Missouri of all peacefully disposed emi
grants. Let there be a restoration of friendship and confidence. Everything will go rizht if those coming are so disposed. Now
is the time to Invest money in Kansas lands,
The earlier the settlers come the better. Ke-
spectable men in any of our villages (or
"cities") will aid them. Let men come who
irmo laca;. aooui a,o0,vw 01 iJ Wailt buildings put Up and will furnish WOrk
Joo"rW r TZ , good P7 or hundreds now here who 32a,0CX) ef amaJontyofth9 whole. are in desUtute circumstances. In all the non-slaveholding Sutes, taken Thro h GoTerDor Geary's address many I?SetrS?mS- ? f 7 f m058 of the most prominent pro-Slavery and free SSISSS.S'q .teeeda State men whPo. two months agowere war-
stugMMm ,vw. i riE2 aaiust each other, meet and shake
xremonusm, otnerwue cauea hands, exchange courtesies and seem dis
piuaicaniKB, , preuominaa vuij ia sw d fc fa t and fc , Cach Other England and a little atrip of country settled J , i . . Q .
chiefly by New Englanders, on the borders of v- L-t -.l,-.-. , 3ir, j Brij CacaYaaidthelakk Th4 Southern part of L"Jhole 18 deyeloped and under-
the Empire State u strongly Democratic. Except the Western Reserve, settled Ly Connecticut people, and for a long time called
Rats on the Stage.
A Swede of rare and progressive genius
New Connecticut. Ohio is Democratic. The who deplores the present dearth of dramatic
Southern half of Indiana and Illinois is talents, has discovered that rats Swedish strongly Democratic It may be as well, rats at least possess wonderful histrionic therefore, for the Black Republicans to un- powers, and after a careful search among the
derstand, that when they divide the Union, sewers and barns in his native land, he has they will not be permitted to divide on Ma- obtained a company of rat Kemble, rat
son and Dixon's line, but must leave to the Keans, and rat biddonses, who (or which,
southward of the dividing line, one-third of I for really a neutre can scarcely be applied to
the population of the Empire State, the whole such geniuses,) move the Swedes to laughter
aiow vrsey sou x euoiy ivioia, iwu-tuirut vi icbio, pa iuo vuo mjuuto. avuvu ui.
of Ohio and Indiana, and one-half of Illinois, company there is a sable-skinned, br;ght-eyed
The seceding strip might then very properly rat, who plays liamlet ta perfection f arrang-
be annexed to Canada, where it can Quarter I ed as a pantocaine, of course,) and all of
its stolen negroes, and bend the knee to the I them play Punch and Judy with genius. Duchess of Sutherland. Y. Jour. Com. I This Swedish embraasario is about to make
his rata appear before the Parisain public,
Mxxrora or thx Elxctoks. To-morrow nd it will not be long before they apper be
fore us.
s the day appointed by law for the meeting
of the Electors in Indianapolis, to cast the Jeftxbsonvilli. Isdianapokis. Tebbs
yQte of Indiana for President and Vice Pres- Haute and St. Lotns R. K--The order of
ident The Frankfort Yeoman, speaking of ";7vWllv 1U
the convening oi me sectoral wuege The amount of travel now between Louw-
Kentucky, says an idea obtains that the yille and St. Louis is great and is constantly
Governor must issue his proclamation for the increasing. The popular route is, via Terre t TVt- t nn;,J w im Uw of Haute, St. Louia and Alton R. R. By this
m.i,.a j j j V,. ; . ....
Kentucky, (nor, we believe, of this State ,) 0Qe cha of .g d J Qther . . . .1 T ! 1 I -
nor nas it oeen ue usuai pracuco ia sutu ta-1 route- Lou. Vourier.
is. rne ieoman continues : "inemeet-
l -ill Ki hld in one of th rooms of the Lor Wasted. Some friends of ours up
, .jv.v I.- r I country who want to establish a Iare Distil-
l"1"1 ,fa j - - - lery in this city, wish to purchase a loto
President from among tne electors and tne ground containing about five acres. Anyperaroointmentof a Secretary, Sergeant-at- Arms son having such apiece of ground located
K 2 - I . - ... . . . .
r0pnvr tn convey the vote to Wash- near the river or creek will probably find a
.vww0-. 4 - . , , it- .v i:. r
. ... . . . j i Kwu ciutomer vr caiiioz uivu lue cuiwr ui
inn. TMClUZWSOUBOWwnaaawumj .. . U,!nT .rrintinn nfth.
should make some move towards giving the pr0prtyi pricef terms, &c. There is no good
lectors a behttinz reception. luany persons reason why wo should not make our wn
411 .ttrat tn Frankfort on that day to whisky here. It is the best point In the
west, on account oi grain and coal, to cstab-
an extensive Wbuky Mill with f louriDg
T Al IiH ITi Alilil.1 J. OINCIUNATI mahket. (From tho Balliinore American.) THE FOBS MAE2ET.
To the Editors of ihe Eal'.imore American:
Thora being much sail rela' W to tha value of Port
for thd seasou now opun, allur a subjcritxr to cull iv-
tantiau to a'e fuels relative to tho business mm o. n from this point.
Ihe history of uil ba.iaess or two years past u very
simple. Thd lrout;ht of 11 was uiiivoriul. -arcely an Crn was mud', houc a very short crop f ho?, dJ thev of H)or q tali'y, bo'ute pnucipully fed on uimt.
rrom this luni cr p au euormas ainouut wus takeu
for export. 1 ho whole Kiern and So ihcrn cjuiur
were navy cnusu.-uers as compared witn prcooliiic
years, aad tne Uorn crop be ins; an enuro la'luie tbe
previous suasoa, hence wo bad lamuie prices of Ba.on
at the close of 18 C.
TUa Corn cr -p of 18051c-1dk flaj ell over the country.
tfce Increase of hours was abaut 3- ptr cent. Tbe exjvort demand was still larger th in tbe jrrcdinp year. Tbe
Annies and ivt"i of rraucoaud fcupu u oeinz prin
cipally suf plifd by ni part of wtiich is now bcini returned and the population of tho couutrvs at J a
lari-e portion or Oeruiany consuming an Immense amount of our bacon, porfc and txscf, oooratorslrom our
Souibern country bought immensely at ni wlerate prices. This immense demu'id c-iu blued wi h the
hoarding of a Iare amount ol bacon in the West, lav-
inr the tastoru cities with a comparatively small stoc, and operator! throw iujr doublsou tha report of iocrcse assisted by tbe Cincinnati Price Current, startud the speculation which forced up pnwi of b.w:rn and barreled pork in June t hu biguest ptiint leachdi. In July and Augut it was found, at 1jsI so far as bacon was concerned, that the export demand was over our own consuming and erpmm:; HTates full of stock, with a large poruan of Uv-.t packed iu Teuneseo scarcely touched. 'Fhea came Uu de.ire to iealU-j, and the statement of tha Cincinnati Price Current was again considered. Tbe condition of the business from that time on is so well known to every dealer that is useless to recapitulate. Let it suilicu to say that at this moment
there Is In the country, as comparo l wuh ibis period last year aaurplusof not less than 3,ika) bbds of all
sorta of Bacon and Hams, with barreled for enough
for the season as we 11 as enough Lard. Tbe high price of toe latter ia attiibutah e to the vast amount manu
factured as compared with tbe former year, and not.
to be the case during the next. I here is another great
item that few in the v est especially appear to consider,
ine demand ror Bacon la ai the sou' tu rn ana Eastern
country fell off to the extent of tbree-iourtbs during tho season lust passed as compared with the preceding season. Mazy district were sellers luelead of buer.anU this alone has made a vaat difference in the amount required from the West, aud this portion rf the country
is at this moment better supplied with Hogs than at this Eiriod lastyar. Bulling or Hearing anv article. Air. ditor, has but little effect, ulesa sustained by facts and thoso who are intimate with tbe buines wilt ad in. t the foregoins to be (acta, and being a Commission Merchant only, in the article for a year past, I shall not be accused of being Bull or Bear when I call the aitenllou of Packers to th; leaJh.g points in the falurc Tha old Bacon, and an entire eesattoo fr foreign de
mand for war purposes, which was the great portion of
the foreign demand lor tne two punt year, will create an enormous difference tn the ainouut required from
Ihegreat pacWnirMattS thmear. we believe Ibo bast-
em and feouthern country is much better supplied with Hogs than for two years past. There seems to be no doubt that tha Stales boyond Indiana will produce a
large increase, and Drth luo or us we eunl sie why
Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky, will fall anv short. Hut
admit they do, and like the fact as befoie staled. Why should Pork be at war prices? We caa sea uo common
reason In it, but believe that the bad results of the sea
son ow slueing will bo repeated, and that the prices at
wnicn rora is opening la orouni aooui ny inose wno happened to get or aep out of stock iu Hie past year. The prtce strikes ns as being Just as nnwarrautable by the prospects as was the disa.trons specul ttion in Ba cen in June last. A Coxiihios MiMBiitr.
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E. B. B RADWAY'S READY RELIEF, for all purpoos where the body Is selid with pain whether it be of a simple character, or the rest torturing par oxysuis; whether it be Toothache or Cholera; whether Headache, Ppasms or Cramps : whether aches or pa ns in the bones or Joints, shoulders or back, or tbe more terrible spasms of Xeuralgia ; whether In the bowels or Joints, head, tack, or stomach. Kadwty 'a Keady Relit f will In a few minutes restore the most terribly afflicted to ease and com fort. A LADY CURED OP P Ala's Y RHEUMATISM. . Juat 3, 1S3C. Mru. RtuwiT A Co. 1 tried your Ready Belief, and had my J tints rubbed with it, and I never felt pain after the first ten minutes I was rubbed with it up to the present time. Sirs, I do not know what to compare it to bat a chat n ; for it is a mystery to me. I was a cripple for two years, and bad not the proper use of my limbs for three years. I was worn down to a skeleton. I then commenced the use of your Ready Relief ,Keolvent and Regulators The pain left me In ten minutes, aud I began to gain strength very fast, and eonld walk with ease In a few weeks. Before I heard ufyour Remedies I was taken to Dr. Parier, Dr. Reese, Dr. Wardle, Dr. Maclelan, and many other phjiicUns in this city, I cannot now remember. I was comj letjly ulled to pieces by them. My constitution was broken up with medicines that did me no good. I could net put a foot to the ground, nor pick ap a pin. I w as luted and carried ap and down stairs like an inf .nt ; and now, thank God ! By the use of your Remedies, I am as ttrong as ever. 1 had the common Rlnumalism inflammatory and chronic and the palsy. You can publish this if you lik. SARAH A. HOUGH. 2-1 36th Street, betweeu the 7th and 6th Ave t oes, New York. IC7U Radway's R. R. Remedies are sold by drug
gist, merchants, and store-keepers, In every city, town.
village, and X corners, In the United Suus and rMtlsh Amer ca." RADWAY ot CO. dec2-diiw2w. lxroRTairr to Females Dr. ChiisexaiTs Pills. The combinations of Ingredient in these Pills, Is the result of a Ipng and extensive practice; they are mild ia their operation, and certain of restoring nature to its propor channel. In every instance have the Pills proved successful. The Pills invariably open those obstructions to which females are liable, and bring nature Into its propor channel, whereby health tare stored, and the pale and deathly countenance changed to a healthy one. No female can enjoy good health unless she Is regular; and whenever an obstruction takes place, whether from exposure, cold, or any other cause, the general health immediately begins to decline, and the want of such a remedy has been the cause of so many consumptions among young females. Headache, Pain In tho Side, Palpitation or the Heart, Loathing of Food, aud disturbed sleep, do most always arise from the interruption of nature; and whenever that Is the case, the Pills wiU invariably remedy all these evils. Nor ere they less efficacious la the cure of Leucorrhcea, commonly called the " Whites." These Pills thould never betaken during pregnancy," as they would be sure to causo a miscarriage. Warranted purely Vegetable, and free from anything Injurious to life or health. Full and explicit directions accompany each box. These Pill are put up in square, flat boxes. Persons residing where there is no agency established, by enclosing One Dollar In a letter, prepaid, to Dr. C. L. Chibsima!i,No. 2a7 Eleeker st, New YorkClty,can have them sut to their respective addresses by return of mail. W. W. ROBERTS, Wholesale and Retail Dea.erfor Indianapolis. JulyUdAwlT
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTE T S. The Cincinnati Commercial of yesterday says : Tho intelligence of a r!e In tho river at Pittsburgh.
this morning, produced a very general fueling of Ji ght in the husinees community, and had a favorable effect on tbe market torthe leading articles of Pro luoe.
Flour advanced 5c. per barrel. Whisky He. per ir.l..
and there was inc Mated activity In thd Pork market. There was a go ddeal of excitrmnnt tn the Hog mar
ket it -flay, ana good outs wete In active emard at i, and drovers, iu most cases, were at the cK-se asking a further advance. Lard sold to a considerable extent al lt;e. Dealers, haunted by the tdeaof a w ah rt crop " and other appliance fael restless, and we should not be surprised to see a further advance, but may look with a go d decree of certainty lora"piDlc" incase liogs come in more freely.
The mouey market Is unchanged; the demand U
falrat fall rules. Ihi market for Kast rn exchans-e I
hardly an Arm, and wtdi the opening of navigation we
may look tor an increased suuidy and a cousenueullv
earner market. The speculative domatd for Lard In Xow ork, noticed yesterday, hat an hs ded to-dav. and th market was rather dull at IS.'.iSSTj. Sugar advanced tn that market to-day c. jer pound. The rfe Orleans Crescent of the JO'.h says : The general exchange mrket was rather Armor Vv. Hfij.aliuougB there wure Kellers of sight drafts on -. Y. al y, dis. The banks wre selling at i dis. to their cuslou ers, who were private drawers; for largitsums lower rates were aoceded to. Time bills had a decided (inner aspect.
No. 5l. NOTICE OFTIIEKE.ESTABI.ISUM.0 n i OF THE I j A N CXF V I a K A vicrm:s, ik Tin: state o- ino. LN emplianco with the provisions of tho act of Con. grf?s. ap proved Adg.nt 18, lei "., entitled An act I cut nue the Iiiid o trices at Vinci-im ., Indiana and to ascertain ami adjtixt tho titles to certain lnu- In in Stale of Indiana anil illi -oi. formerly included within the Vinrent.es l.tnd liistrict,1' it ;s"hi:reby dec'ared ami muda known that the olliee-i of Kegiyter sni Receiver tt Vinrcntie, h-ve rfin ben 0eiied for the aaln and entry oflsnJ Vc. u$ if sail Laud Offices had nolboeti blM-lihed.
Given und- r m hand at the City of Washington, this twentv second day of Novpmber, A D if-jO. TH S. A. I1EXUK CKS, Commissioner of the General U-.tid OfCce. de:4w6w.
A HOOD S'lOUK OF BI.EACHED AMD; BROWiN MUSLINS, TICKiyGS, CIIKCK AND SUIUTING STRIPES, PJRIXTS, ginghams and Delaines, FRESCII MERINOES, ENGLISH MERINOES, RICH DRESS SILKS, EH BROIDERIES, MERINO UNDERSHIRTS, LADIES do. VESTS. TADLE, BIRDS-EYE, AND COTTON DIAPER, RED, WHITE, YELLOW, AND OPERA FLANNELS, SHAWLS, AND A GENERAL VARIETY OF DRY GOODS
Iu store and being sold daily at small profits by G.G. HuLMAN, dec3-d&w3w. No. 3, Odd Fellows' Hall.
"EXCELSIOR!''
MOORE'S RURAL NEW-YORKER,
Is the leading Agricultural, literary end family nrwspa
ner.havinir a far larger circcU.ion than any similar
iournal in the world t best evidence of decided su
neriority. Farmers, Horticulturists, and all heads of
laiutlies who wish a practic I nie'ul, ics'.iuctive and en
tertidnlne raixr. are in invited to examine thn Kural.
It is not only the paper to advisa you In Kural affairs but to Inotruct and eut-irtain tbe various members of your
Family combining a greater number of subjects than
any other Jourral. inriuamsr AGRICULTURE, EDUCATION, HISTORY, HORTICULTURE, MECH., ARTS, SCIENCE, NEWS, MARKETS, RURAL ARCHITECTU2E, Tales, sketches, Biogra hies, Motal Eeatya, Poetry, Music. Ac., cic. Briefly-all who wish the Best Farm and Fireside Journal in America printed In superior Style, and Illustrated with Useful and Costly En2rravin3, will please govern themsoiies accordingly. Published weekly eight Double Quarto Pages, (10 columns) illustrated and printed In the best style at ti year, with r nction to clubs. Great inducements to agenta and clu including over tlOU In cash premiums 1 ! Specimens, Premium Lists, cvc.,nl free. Address D. D. T. MOOKK, Rochester, Ji . Y. dec3-wlw.
Great Cures of Deafness and Bheumatism, BY DeORATH'S GREAT ELECTRIC OIL, AT THE STATE FAIR AND ELSEWIIE&E. IMPORTANT TO THE WOULD! PtOtt aih's ELTatc Oil ! I The public mut be on tbe lookout. 1 hera are Imitators aud counterle ri Id the word. There are " Sraltlis'' and Browns, and Bines, who, hav njf b.-en warmed into li'e by iho sub scrirer, are now trying V ruin their benefactor. I am the sou oi thitgrc-a uiscoverer of the original 8 ectric Oil, Pro'eswr D Gnih. The "Smiths." the B.own ax. I the Blue, wiihth-tr wives, are merely n.tt-rloers. DeGralh ia the only name which should appear ou the circulars oi the hiectric Oil. Tbe only Oil that is genuine und wnrth a ronh is ihe h let-trie oil so'.d by Pn.fosor Detiralb, with his name blown on the rx.ttlea, which U known alloier lh worlJ. A ter this, the '-Sioilhs." the 8 owns and ihe Blues, with their wives, will be no more Uiey will have gone to Sew York, to try to tU'y their numerous creditors In the Sugar-Coated Pill Line, or to Jersey, or iom other out ol the wuy place. Prof. DeGrnih can and does pay all his debts he is the friend oi the pop:e. His hiectric uil is a tde-ring to mankind an invaluable bHn, and the "Smith,'' the Browns and the Klues, with their wives, whoatiemptto manufacture it without knowing of what il Is comuosed.
endanger and jcrhaps destroy human ife. Beware f imitations and counterfeits. Take only thn original artlcl.i, sirned bv tbe great Prof. IK-Graih. Part'cularain a few aays. A story is now evolving- which will aslotiibb thd public. Agents will receive due notice.
1 he real genuine Oil is made only at 39 Moutn t-lbtti
rtreet, biladvipnia, where il baa been for years past.
lie are of these i he H.
Paor. CMAKLE DaflRATH, S.de Mker of Electric Oil in tho World.
AFFLICTED 13 YEARS AND CURED
IN ONE WEEK.
Real the letter from Kev. Janes Temple : . . I . n.L . ' r
Paor. DiOaiTH : I have been afflicted thirteen i ears
lib Jieuralzia and other paiuful cotiiidainia.and I have
beec unable to al- rp soundly or wala any dl.-tance for manv rttrs nst. It week I got a bottle of your
"Electric Oil." TheflrstnigUl sl-pt soundly and well, to-day 1 am like anew man. M t wife could not le-
lieve her eyes. Your EleclncOil bs done in one week, principles, or of mercenary quacks.
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PRIVATE -A-iici. Confidcntlnl 31ED1CAL ADVICE! T 1 HE BKFPALO PRIVATE HOSPITAL. Esttblished for iho cur of Sjrhillis. hetninal Weakness and th ecr;t Iinrmilie. ot Youth and Maturity, by 1K. AMOS & KOX, B-alo, .N. Y. Office corner of .Main aud Quay streets, iup staire.) A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION. An Instrument for tbe cure of general Debility, or more properly known as Seminal WeaknefS, ?iervou Ueaility, Low Spirit?, Laiit de, Weakness of the Back and Liu b. Dim ns of Vision A-c.,&:c., iiicHpacituling its victim for business tr in trimouy, renderiug bitn iiiisnthropical and suicidal in his propensities, is infcUntly arrt-su-d.and permanently cured in from fllteeo to twet ty da s. by tho use ot this instrument, when used
cenjointly wi'h medicines. TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Dr. Ai!i;S SON, iu order to satiny the most skeptical as to the merits of their instrument, plec'g- themselves that in any iot-lancu wae.e tiiey nav prove unat iuttory afu-r a fair t'iiil. the money will be refunded bv returning the iu.trumcnt In good orler. Pe-sons wishirgtho above useful insirumer t will observe that the price, wi;.h tbe accompanying directions, securely packed an J t.ent by express, is ten do'lars. NEW REMEDIES AND QUICK CURES. Dr. AMOS ci hON are tbe only Physicians in the State who are members of the Royal College of SurgHns, London, graduates of one of the most eminent Colleges in the United Mates. May be consulted from eight o'clock in the morning until nine at night, in every rtnge and sjmptom of the Venereal Disersa, Gonorrhoea, Gleets, SCindrry symptoms, Seminal Weakness. Impotence and Strictures of the Urethra, ttc, with inviolable earesy. The treatment they adopt ia the result of upwards of 30 years' extensive and successful practice ia London. Te mo t inveterate cases of Venereal Diseases eradicatel in eight or nine days, and cases of a slight nature in two or three days, at a moderate expense. 1 be cure effected without c.iiidiiemerit or hindrance from busi ness ; also, nodes nd pains in the bones and limbs effectually eradicated. A CURE WARRANTED. Dr. AMOS & SON have devoted their attention ex clusively to thUpoculiarclas of maladies, and therelioi'thev have consequently been enabled to render to
their tet.ow creatures Is tully test ned and gratefully acknowledged by convalescent patients and others daily arriving in town from ell parts of the country, for the
expres- purpose on y or comu tailon, while their exertions have been crowned with tbe most signal advantages; yet from what they bave experienc :a in Inquiring into the causes of these infectious complaints, from their most simple condition to that of the most dangerous and Inveterate they have always entertained the possibility of their prevention and removal, and likewise invariaily fount; the most horrible and malig. nant forms or disease could almost always be traced to one of the following causes. Ignorance, n select, or the ill effects of unskillful and improper treatment; tberefnrA Dr. Afi)S 4t SO hsrA anvAHnd in itn.rwdrin.
in the selection of their remedies, a safe, effectual and cautious course; omitting all combination of remedies which bear an equivocal character, aa well as those whose premature or Injudicious application might be productive of bad consequences in the bands of private individuals. In short, the laudable end of their reme
dies is the lessening of z great mass of human misery bv
the alleviation, relief and prevention ol those grevious
amiclions that are in reality the secret roe or lire, and which, while they so extensively surtound us, call aloud for our skill and interference lor their extermination. TO PATIENTS ABROAD. Dr. AMOS & SOX bave made arrangements whereby
packages can be forwarded with secresy and dispatch to any prt of the world. Address Dr. AMOS 4- SO!?, correr of Main end Quay
streets, cunaio, a. x . oovi.-1-uacwiy.
.t'tv Yorli Ati vt rtist'iiiriit. I t oornrs si
FROM ALBERT G. KICIIAItDSO.WS Advertising and Correspondence Offlce, 3C0 Broadwsy SEW YuKK.
IT IS NOT A DYE. Grey haired. Bald, or persons affluted with diseases o1 the bair or scalp, rd tho following, and Judge lor nilS. S. A. ALLEN'S M OULD'S IIAIlt KKSTOULR. Kev. M. Thacher (t0 years ui age,) Pitcher, Che nango Couny, New Vork My hair lsnow restcred '.o its natural Color and ceases to falL" rfev. Wra. Cuit ;r. Ed. Mother s Magazine S.Y. "My hair Is changed to its natural olor aad growlag ou ja.d spot &c." Rev. B P. Stone, D. D., Concord, S. II. My hair, whU-h was gray, is r.ow restored to iu natural color, cV-c" Rev. D. Clendcnln, Chicago, 111., " 1 can add my testimony, and recommend il to my friends.' Kev. D. T. Wood, Middletowu. N. Y. My owl hair has greatly thickened, and also that of one of m) family, who was becoming bald, ce.M Kev. J. P. Tustin, Charleston, t5. C. The white hair is becoming obviaid,and new balr forming, CVc Her. A. Frink, Stiver Creek, 5. Y. "It has produced a good effect on my hair, and 1 can and have recom riended it." Rev. Jos. McKee, Pastor of the West D. R. Church, Y. recommends it. Rev. U. Morris, Cross River, S. Y., also, and Mrs. Rev. H. A. Pratt, Hamden, S. Y. We might swell this lit, but If the above falls to convince I RY1 1 I siold by all the principal merchants in the United Slates, Cubaaod Canada. Wholfle and Rr-tail depot. So. 3ii Broome btreeU ew York.
-Somo dealers try to sell articles Instead of Uils. on
which they can make more profl . If so. write to denot
or circular and Information. nov6-lm-dcw-a.
w 1 g:s
CLIREIIUGU'S AND Tt;UPEESr.
RHODES' FEVER AND AGUE O XJ Xl , FOR the Prevention and Cure of Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, Fever and Ague, Chills and Fever, Dumb Auue, General Debility, Night Sweats, and all other forms of disease which have a common origin in Malaria or Misasma. This s a NATURAL ANTIDOTE, which will entirely protect sny resident or traveller Ten in the most sick, ly or swampy localities, Irotr any Aeue or Rilieus dis eae whatever, or ary injury from constantly innaling Vularia r Miama. Ii will instantly check the Ague ia persons who have suffered from any length of time, from one day to twenty veara, fo that tbey need never to have another
chill, by coutinuiiigln ue according to dire. -lions. Tbe
i.ulient at once begins to rover ppe'ite and
strength, and continues until a permanent and radical cure is effected. -
One or two bottles will antwer 'or ordinary esses :
otna may require more. Dir?ctions printed la German, French end paiiUh, accmnpauv each bottle Price One Dollar. LirtrrU dlscon'it miil tottii trade.
jAMfc.S A. RHODES, Prcv.dence, B. I. EVIDENCE OF SAFETY. New Voaa, Juue II, "I bave triKde a chemical examinaUon of "RHODES' FBVER AND AGUE CURE," or "ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA," and bave tesird it for Arsenic. Marcun.
Quinine, and hirychnlne, but bave not found a particle ct either tn it, nor have 1 found any substance in its com position that would prove Injurious to the constitu lion.
JAMES R. CHILTON, M. D., Chemist."
Mi
EVIDENCE OF MErUT. Lawiaacao, Union Co , Pa., May 2,1855. , J. A. Rhodes- D-arir, Tbe box of medicines
you scut m; was du'y recitveJ on tbe 1 lib olApriL 1 nave sold about one half of It, and so tar the people
wbo have uen it are sallsnetl that II nas cured them. It has certainly stopped the Ague to every on wbo bas used il, and six of the cases were of long standing. My
sitter, who bas b.n it tor nve or six vea's back .and could
never get il slopped except bv Quinine, and that only
aslons as she w.tuld take it, is now I think, entirely eured by your remedy. C. K. McGlNLEY."
PALMERS' VEGETABLE COSMETIC LOTION. What happy thoughts does this name call forth In the minds of tbe thousands that are acquainted wl h Its effects, or have experienced its wonderful efflcacy In
the cure of every kind of disease of the skin whether
on the face, hands or other parts of the body. It con
founds the Doctors, surprises everybody, and lej .Ices the hearts of all those that stand In need and will make
use of its great virtues. Have you pimples on yotr face, rub them with a linen cloth dampeued with the liquid once or twice a day, and vhey w III quickly dis
appear. Have you Tetteron your hands, a singlu ap-
pl.caVoa will stop tho burnlDg and Itching, which Is so tormenting, and your hands will commence he- l:ng tn a single day. fucli Is likewise lis happy effect In the
cure of every kind of cutaneous disease. Prtce 5 cents, for six brut es tl 5'i. SOLON PALMER, Proprietor. 33 West Fourth St., Cinciuuall Ohio. JjForsale by druggists generally. . - derS-dckwlm. BALLARD'S NEW HAIR DYE.
It would seem as If Ballard had found cut the chera
tc tuents of the natural coloring princlpleof the hair. Cerainly the rich and lcstrous browns or black
Imparled by his Hair Dye are not surpassed by the liv
li g hues they so perfectly Imitate. His preparation
unquest'onahly deserved the premium It obtained at
the World's Fair, and the formal approval it his re
ceived fretn the most sm incut chemists of the Unltod
FlalM. Dr Iml-Siw a
what the physicians ot Philadelphia failed to do in thir
teen years.
Gratefully, yours, Rev. Janes I tMFLi, 310 South street.
IrHiN Craan New Haven, May 19th, IWi Prof.
DoGrath : My brother has b-en deaf three years. Af
ter tryitg many things he used your Oil afew t rues and itcared bim entirely.
tunoit K. sea anton and 5010 others. For sale by R. Browhiho, Indianapolis, lnd. December 3, ddtwlm
Agents Wanted
TO SEI,L BY SUBSCRIlriON,
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DEBATES Ds CONGRESS, FROM 1789 TO 1839
HON. THOMAS II. BENTON ; AND
Morse's General Atlas of the World I
THE latest, most complete and Cheapest yet published, contain? over 0 Maps with descriptive and
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Liberal iuducmenls offered to canvassers for these
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STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COCTNTY, STcraaa W. G. PaLsiaa, In the Circuit Court of Ma-
vs. non County, in the State
brsAN r aLmir. i Indiana. APKIL TERM, A. D. 1857.
TE IT KSOWK, that on UiU 7th day of November,
XJ in tbe yearlRM, tlie above-named plalniilr, by his
attorneys. Died in the office of taa Clerk of the Marion C.rcull Court, bis complaint aa'nt said defenda? t,1o the above entitled cause, together with an atn lavit of a competent perron, that said defendant, Susan Palmer,
is not arrstdenior tne Mate or ind'ana.
Haid defendant is, therefore, hereby notified of the
flUncand penduocv of aaid complaint atralnst her, and
that unless sho appear and answer or demur thereto, st the calling of said cause on the second dy of the next
term ot aaid Court, to be held al Ibe Court Houte, in
CAUTION TOAGCE SUFFERERS.
Take no morn Arsenic. Tonics. Mercury. Qutniue.
Febrifuges, Strychnine, or A nU-Periodica of any kind.
I be well icQvn inefficiency oi these noxioda iolons
proves tem lobe the nff-ipriog either offalse medical
The only remedy
n existence thai i both sure and harmeleos. is
KHODiis' FEVER AND AGUE CURE.
TTPPor -alo by U. BROWS1SG Wboleaaloand Re-
tail Agent, Indianapolia, lnd.
be pi. 4, OAtw bin.
Bryant's Mercantile Institute! OF l.MUUNAPOLIs.
THE object ol this Institution, as its nam 4 Imports, Is to afford to you ne gentlemen and ladies an oppor
tunity of becoming thoroughly qualified for tlie Counting room and general bustneaa pursuits of life ou the
most acieuunc principles. :y Arelteaching each and every pupil to write a bold
legible hand; ilnoly, by teaching the science of Book-
Keeping, by double and single entry, aa Drastically ap
plied to every department of business, together with Lectures on the Laws and Customs of Trade, and the Science of Accounts. - ,
Terms of a full course (of 8 or 10 weeks,) 23 DC Terms for partial course, embracing the practical part of Book-Keeping and business Penmanship 15 00 Terms for full course in l-adies' Department..... 1)00
y hicn must be pre-paid or secured. TTr'X. 11. Coumry papers copving this card for one
year and sending their paper to ihe Institute, will re
ceive a cara or Admission to tne run course.
TPPForfurther particulars, so circulars. Sov27-wtf T. J. HRYAM', Principal.
WITH his newly invented transparent, skin seams, and other late improvements, render them lor du
rability, comloit and lightness, superior to all others.
They are measured aud made cn scientific principles, warranted not to shrink, and a trial will prove bow tney excel heavy, clumsy, lll-dittlng articles. Non-residents
will receive on application, his system of measuring, which never fails to secure a perfect flu
CLiasHceu a on;y genuine i ncopherous and Liquid
jcz eiLiu.ti., isepOo-lyd&w-a
Hair Dve, for sale everywhere. l ip rwi v
EV VORK
IF YCOR HA IB IS FALLING OFF, it can be prevented and preserved In a healthy and luxuriant growth, by the use of BALLARD'S HAIR PASTES KR, price S5 cents, 50 cents, and 1, elej tally perfumed. IF YOOH HAI.H IS GRAY, there U nothing equal to BALI AKD'd HA1K DYK. It makes anv shade.
from brown to the most superb black, without staining or injuring the hair or the skin. It was tor these peerless qual .ties tt received the premium at the World's Pair, and the endorsement of those eminent chemiata,
urs. cnuion ana torrey. Manufactured, sold and applied at 498 and 500 Broad
way, sew xorfc. sepUO-d&wlv-a
DUNCAN SHEEMAN k C CMP ANT, BANKERS, Corner Pine and Nassau Streets, hew York,
ISSCTB OIBOCX.AE NOTES and LETTERS OF C8.ZDIT for TKAVLS, available In aU the
Principal C iues in the w orld. Also, 3IEUCANTILK CREDITS .
on the ORIENTAL BANE CORPORATION, Lon
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10 LIQUOR DEALERS WHOLESALE GEO- . OEjBS, Drna-glsta, Protogrepners, Ambrotypera, PyroivchiiisU, Glass Alanuiavclurera, and Artisans in general. Best Cognac Oil to produce high flavored Brandy with pure aptriks; lothe flavorings for every kind of Liquor and the cswooes ol Jamaica and 8. Croia H jm, Holland and Eoglish Gin; Appto, Peach and Cherry hiandy; Mniugahela, Bourb , lrih and Scotch Whiaky; Port Winn aud Maderia Wines: Coloriug tor Brandy and Port Wine. Chemicals lor all the ana; mruU. such as Platinla, Bismuth, Cadmium. A bealoa, Slai.gnesc, Vienna Lime, Guila Percha Bottlvsand Dippers, Cyanide, Potassium ; Esaential Oils Lemon, Evrgamot, Lavender Cluvea, JnniMr, Caraway, Ro. Orange, Vanilla, Insect Powd. raud Fiy Paper. For sale on tlie mort moderate terms, by DE. 1-i.Lcm WA.NGiK, I hemlst, sepl30-d&wl w-a ly Maldun Lane, Sew Vo-.
AM-
FIRST I'll KM I I'M gold :medal piano fortes.
STEIN WAY
fAKCFACTUREKS,64 Walker street, near ftroauil way. ew York, Invite public attention jo their newly improved Piano Fortes, with at-4 without Iron Frame, pronounced superior to any other instrument now be ore tbe public, by the most competent Ju gi-s Sleirway cz Son were awarded three Pirat Prise Medals within the last year. In camptilion with the moat celebrated manu'acturers of Bxton, New York, Philadelphia and EaltimorA. for the best Piano Fortes. fevery instrument warrant d for three years, t give eutire tatistaclion, or the purchase money will be refunded. aepSOdSwty-t
Engraving and Printing. For CARDS of every variety DUXNELL; For SEALS and SEAL PRESS ES Stmd tt DUN NELL; For, In short, every thing tn the way of Designing, Engraving and Printing, at reasonable prices, send orders to WM. N. DUN NELL, 195 Broadway, V. Y. TXT Specimens sent by mail, (on application, with P. O. stamp. aug2S eroddewa.
THE EYE AND EAR. DURING my late tour In Europe, I obtained several new Instruments, and Remedies of Incalculable value in my speciality. There is now not-'iing known to the faculty in either hemisphere with which I am not familiar, which, combined with an ertenaive practice for W years in tbe city of New York, enables me to matare Siobt and Haaaiaa n many cases hitherto teemed hopeless. Cataract positively cured by t new method, without pain, also Squinting or Cross Eyes in a few secnds. Amaurosis eured tn the majority of caaea. Granulations, ulcers, dims, or specs, and watery eye, Invariably; also, deafness, tinging Id the ear and discharges, by an entirety new proceaa. My Treatise on the Kye," price 50 cts also, AaTtrn tL Eras which move and look exactly like tbe natural Eye, and are inserted without an operation, and all remedies, forwarded by malL Consultations by letter receive it final attention. JAMES W. POWELL, M. D. Ocv list, A u butt, eke. JelO-ddtwlya Offlce, 50i Broadway, N. Y.
CHARLaSH ARH VPOfSTCS SCBRCLL, BKRBT aCRaVLk
HAM, SCIINULL & CO., DEALERS IX ALL K1XDS OF
GROCERIES, PRODUCE AND
PROVISIONS.
170 EAST WASHINGTON STREET, between East
and Liberty. Indianapolis, lnd.
1T7K have alwavs alarce snnolv of Famllv Grocerias.
Y PHODCJoE snd Pa0yiI0NS,Slt, Fish, Ac,
&c, and our faclll ies are such aa to enable n to sell al
tow prices.
Orders left at our Stores or sent by mail, will be
tteoded to. Our motto is and shall alwavs be
Quick turns, small profits and extensive
sales.
sept26-wly.
Cristadoro'sHair Dye i till Triumphant! CONTRA ST the tints brought out In the Hair by Cris tadoro's matchless revliallaing HAIR DYE. and
those produed by tbe application of the burning fluids ordinarily sold as Hair mes, you see at once that the color is natural in one ease, unnatural In the other, and
the simple reason Is thai Crtstadoro'i is the only preparation which, by lu act chemical combination, operates on naiuralaa . niable principles. Made, sold, and applied (in 10 private rooms) at CairriBoao's. 6 Astor House, Broadway, New York. Also forsale by tbe principal Urugglsiaa 4 Perfumers throughout the country
New York A genu w. H.CArt i a co ana v arc, CLOSKecCO. aplrtdAwl
PORK AND BEEF PACKERS
AND pit o nsio.r nr.iL j:iis.
T HAVE leased the Maurhlerln? and Packlnc estab-
the cliy of Iudinnapoli, n thelt.urlli Monday In April, I X lishment belonging to Col. Alien May, and am now
i8o,, said oompiaint,and me mailer ana inings therein prepard to kill and pack Beef and I'ork, and would
contained and alleged, will bo heard and dntermln
ed In ber absence. tVM. STKWABT, Clerk.
Hv Jo. Cohbm. Deuutv.
DrsiosT ck Toaarr, Attorneys fur Plaintiff.
nov27-Y3L
IKETIOiM,
solicit the patron Ate of all who wish to put up provis
ions.
1 hey will And this to be one of the best points In ell
the West for b yiugsnd packing meal. Our eight Rail-
ruad running from ibis point to nearly every market in
theLiiifd Statt, gives dealers groat facility in reaca
lug a market wlih ibeir products witbout delay we
rnitn IfTTCT Vi P A VrtTTt 4 TT? have the best hog growing country in me western niaies.
lllrj M UOlilllVJ lUUAlIL. "'I I- as O.te a slaughtering at.u pacaing esiamisn
A witnM to novel ipectade to most, as 3eing tha'TOte of old Kentucky cast ia hir Uil
Mill altached. Evansvtlle Enj.
uch icene."
Electonl Colleza for a Democratic President
mrA VI. raM.nt rtf the, TTnited States. Canai. Tbustce. Tba State Sentinel an
acquaintance in tbe Slate, we know of no
kAtvsia IlAMruf aVt Aria Kaa( f as itt JiF aI r.-tsa
, BBWaasw TT M . aV VWa aynuivww - "w- ve wa a u w a v a
i.wa.. num. , ri.;rt n.m,l. Mr. Riafin ia a favnp.
Oor. Causer, or Delaware, His appointed it6 of tho Democracy upon tho Wabash. anJ
Joaeph P. Comegya,of Dover, to fill tha wa- generally of all who know him a practical
Mnn in tha IT. rv Hen ate. occaaioned bv the iCOTQiuon lousa Dusineas uiau, hub iu uih
I la Via imii4i nn.l it VitfaA lnf.tr
.i Y.i ir i iriuuus. ujuii u.ik. uuu w mwwvi
aeatn oi Joan ju.. - - fi ,-. . fc.t,lni La,
axx. oomjra. v 1 American.
Whig, nearly related to Senator Clayton, and
ona of hU most darotad antlftn wavering sup-
porten.
ft7-Col. John Slaujrhterof Madison Town
ship sold two hogs of his own feeding the
other day that averaged three hundred and
a .mm m . sL . I J W VI
lie will anj soparcouaa oi couno, wnoa tae tweDtj ona poonda, grow. We challenge naw LezUlatnre meeti, which is almost unin- tha Bute to beat them. Ha has two hundred
Imonilr Democratic for next year, vrhich he will sell on the first
i day of December 1857, and plaJga himself
Tha llorgau county jau haa been da- tbat they will areraga aa mucn. Mart in
curtd by ini ttraad Jury, a nouano. vilU LMxior.
THE OALLAUDET FARM,
JIES, OTI I. ck C. K. R.,8t4 milrsS.
B. af
PUILADELPUIA MAR3ET. PniLtoakriria, Nov. 88. Tbe flinr market Is dull and s inwrll ie brunds are of
fered al l CIUS-li) n, wittioul an ling buyers : sales
of I IKK i barrels extra fam ty at 87 O.'i.' and 21 bar re's
funcr brand at H. Tho dj'nand for inn aUMilv of th
home trade la limited at 11 20 for Oiuinon to
fancy brand.
Kjefl.tur Is scarce and ws tiled stS4 50. Corn meal is du'l al S3 for Peiiij)lvauia. A moderate imjuirv for wheel, jirlcos are bsrly maintained; sleof 2'lHl bii.hel at 91 S.'iCl 35 fr
fair W prime Vnuth'trn and i'entisylvanla red, and $1 CO
$ l hj ior gi'asiM tTimo wnipi. Kye Is In steady (leumnd ; sales of looo bush new Pennsylvania al Moo., and a lul was sold al C0c. Corn Is tn active request and nno rent per bushel nearer : sales t.f I J.UKI bushels g boulliuru jrelluvr it GJ9 sfl'i.it, and f. 0 IhmIi. wtili t at Ci'.c. Uala dull at 43 a1 1 to for prime Delaware. Saveral rarroos are ayliiir lutoaioro.
t lover rice i i scarcosiil wauloJ ; r.klfi ofj;.o iirlnn at?3iiirllpiuiils. 1 Whlkjr in flrmarand belter t asleaof both brls and
nno at Ji t im.
fcEW YORK MARKET. . ' , . Ksw Ynis, Snv.S Flour is steady. kalca of 17,(hi barrels..
Wheal has a declining Wdrtuy. als of KiO OHO bosh, at l 70 41 73 for wlilto, and f C.J J3 for
rea. Com Is drllnln. Pla of 41, COO bash. TA'bteky la Arm wllb moderate sales.
Molasses hu ia vutrsfilloudeacr, lales of Mnsca
vaaoaiak
r rif A-.-ni
iijyj In ll:iaaolls, with a K R. station lulls center,
m arrrs cicnren, n oouses, z Oarns, 4 orchards, a sawmi I cutting 40 or SO dollars wor b of lumber daily, and
a city lot lor a lumber or wood yard on same K. K. in
ln,ianaKiis. I he whole tosrelhur, or divided in por
tion, la for sale, cheap, on eay turmi. Inquire of
jaiucs ii. inr.ierij, innianr.rKJlM,or J.S. BROWS, novU lyiKtiw. Baton Koine. I.a.
HATS I CAPS t FUES. &U !
MLk n.'i.:
LEAHY'S nET. UfcKrJK'S LATFST." FHEN'OII SOFT 1IATH!
Of every sha, variety and color.
TIICHT. AKIIOL ll HAT A beautiful article
Mens' Cloth. Plush, Velvet and Fur Caps,
liALULS' HlDIIirj HATS MISSES' BEAVKIl FLATS,
HOYS' HATS AND CArSl
CIIIUiRE.W FANCY JUTS JIXD CAPI a arLBBDiB asaoaTMsaT or Ladles' Dress Furs! Of all slyl' stud made un In the best msnner.
Having made arraiicemems lobe In early receipt of . 1 1 .. . . . .
an now w can mi pj.iy our eusioiuers Willi any
lung nicy ucir, vii ieiy "iri noiue. M'COUO, liAKR A CO., septie Indianapolis. I ml CHEMICALS
l.iRKSCh, EMiLlnM A.XU AMRRI0AX, and aU
X' llnis-l J, p. 01'i:,ACOn
aU8-tf. Drag Store.
IF Col. FremoPl bad as many friends aa the Mustang Liniment, tie opposition could nut draw a corporal's
guard. .lr. rremont rema ked, tit his dipaiches to
President rillinore while Irai.spo tirg horses and cattle
overthe plains of .Me v loo, "lkatf tkt Qtverumtnt
Koul4 tend tn m literal tupv'f ej Muttmug Liutmtnt it wald tmet 25 per tint of kit lttttt.n This la very
Import ml lor all Farmers and Liverymen to know.
Joe iusung L.io uicnt Is a wondenui article tor man
orbea'l It should be always used 'or Bores, Kwcll-
litga. Miff Joints, Burns, Briilies, Kboatuatic 1'a tis,
cVc.,and for balds, bpralns, riitavins, ulnabone, 6 e.
upon burst's, biwtii or iHtTtTioaa. ine aiuslaug
is sola ny ai rospeotaDie aealer ever) wnf re.
H K.r. ot r.lllK.
oclU-lmw Proprietors, Votk. 3J"o"X7cr Yorlx. TJsrro0a
FOR 1 85 7.
TTT"To place the " WRKKI.V EXPRESS before a rider circle of readers, it will in future b publlihed
upon iuo casn system.
itn me cash plan, its r ice will be reduced to a rale
which will et.al all who l-h to obtain it, to do so at
the price of the cheupvtt of tlie wiJtrly-ctrculatcd papers
oi .hv lura.
The 44 WKI'.KLY K.X PRESS" will ronloln In addl-
lion tn the usiihI political, go' eral news, nilsci-llanowus
und other rodUnr ma ter of an agreeable f.u.lly paper,
tho NivtV'iH M4RKITS. stock and money markets,
loif jier i;nihc (. Ami MasKiTsor tin cuiitry, aud
sucu lorvigu maraeta as are ol general lulvresl;
lN;LKrOPlK3 f 2 ror aneum.
I 11 k en urir.. ai
FIVfc OflKt a-l
1 KM CI) 'IKS i- 44
TntJi t urir.3, in one address, i.u m is
Ira orv to Ttta usrraa rr or tiis ctt s. iwetny
copi. sor over t tine addrvssorcai a subscriber, 1 20
tMiecitiion sent tre upon applli-uliou luauy address,
ami a many as may on watnuii.
10 Clurgytnvit, the s eekly will te sor t for One t'ol
larrier annum.
1 he 44 Semi-Weekly Express " has been reduced to Three Dollms per aiiuunt, aud will be. supplied lo clubs
upon me lonowing terms .
SlfRi ('opli-i 3 no ier annum,
I WO I OpitHt , O IO Kir Copies II 25
menlascsnbe found in tne est a good basement
story ter picking, lil) f-et by City feel, with e'gh
teen inch wall to aituawa mat duik mcai outer frecxe. There Is stlached to the establishment a Ktm-work to irevent bors from freezing 00 the hooks
ai'O a Urge convenient bulking bouse detached .
1 have a lare cuanlity of aood salt aud tmrreison
band. It 1 K A M . 1 A LBU I T.
Indianapolis lnd., 5ov. 56, 18M. rovM-UJm.
PRIiCE & CO'S
IMPROVED MELODEONS.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHMENT 15 THE U. 8. Employing two Hundred Hen AKD FlXIdHIXO
EIGHTY INSTRUMENTS PER WEEK.
I) ETWEES 18,000 and 19,000 of these InslramenU
Il have been flntsbed and are now In use.
The latest improvement In our Me odeoos Is the DIVIDED SWELL,
Secured to ns by Utters Patent, 83d May. ISS5. By
means or this s we I solo paaaacea may be playea with tne full rawer of the instrument, whde the accompani
ment is soft and subdued. Hereafter, al Aielodeous ma le by a-, will be furnished wtio this attachment
w tktmt trm cl.
Our Instrument are ail Balahed tn Hosctrooo 1 wea, and the workmanship Is of the very beat quality. The
lyles and prices are
IN PORTABLE CASE:
Four octave Melodeon. extending from C to C
Pour an a bait octave, 44 C to F. Five octave Mi todeon, F to KFive ocuvr, double rood, 44 F to F-
IN PIANO CASE:
Five octave .Velodeon, extendiur from P to P.
Six octav .t clodeon, 44 44 F to F.
riveocuve. double red, 44 44 F le F organ Melodeon (for cbarcbes.) Bre octaves. 8 sU'p
one and a hair octave pedals, lour sella ol rea, 3SQ. TTP Agents for the sa of oar Melodeons msy be
found la all the principal cities and tow as of the L oiled blaltja. Ota A. PKIM'.K A CO,
Cor. &i&cantaiid Msrjland streets. Buffalo, oct 24 dw6in and 87 Fui on street. .New York
INFORMATION WANTED cr T't.esoaa. P u r d y
II St mm, mm v 1 t4 isanaa f-Ukt ( AH h Vh t rWljlKlr
. a I 11U W ttO s aa 1 "veay-vsi ' V w - - -
1 Ut. and wholntndd lo lfsve on the i'Oth, by
'uv or Ft. Waue. ior Lima, Allen County, OMo, 10
visit his n lailves residing there, and go lhnce home to Chill. .Monroe Countv, ew York. He has not been
Heard of rithor by bis friends In Ohi.i or N. Y., t or Is anything known of him since the VMh of October, the Uy upon which be is known to have been in Indiana p.
.114.
Mr. Purdv 1 about Ore fret sli I .ch's ia noubt.
ratherstoul built, drk brown hair and gray eyes, and ,1th a rnmi.leiiun fulr and florid, fits 2i. fie
h.. on m m.ir ot Mipeo' rrav tanta. a tonar boled black
ront and black silK bl. lie had on bis person ab ut
$130: tT0orin Gold and tne re-t In bills on toe Cuy Unk of Rochester, New Yotk. II is a young mmi of cicmHiTT habl's. and of teacoable dispolUon.
rears are entetlalned thai ne has leen rouny oesit
lib. Any Inforxalion that msy ba bulnfd r him
maybosculto Kf HKilS H'K U Y,
iiinnn'U"iii. r wiiKrianu 1 iiiu
Papars throughou' tbe bUte and In Ohio are req e t-
ed l tony this statement or give tbe facu In sub
slanco.j uaw.wimo.
TT AVEFOR 81LB A VALUABLE GRIST AND
II bAW M ILL, situated H miles West of Indianapo
lis, fot which city property will be taken tn pail pay tnent.
lo any one desirous or engaging In lb Mil Ing bus).
ncs, Il al I le t tielr advatiMga lo esmiitne this .Mill.
It Is a Water M 11, wltu suniclenl water r an ordinary
mmn. niipoiiea witn r.ngities to run it. iu ram 01 a
rallure of water. It Is a new Mill In perfect order, ca.
Pub 10 01 dolnor a bcuvy LuMness, so sUus'.fd is to rnni
mini) a inr anari 01 ctisiom wurt, ueira; 10 m ajooa MhMl rrnwlliv nelirtitorbool.
it it ottered vcrv low. and on rasv terms. For 'ur-
Iho " Dally KxtiroM," Mnfiilnit or Kvrnlnf F.JItlon thur t.nrtli'uUrs IndulM f MrKKKXA.N dt EDCJAR.
. . . L . I . . . . t 11 in. . .1
si ine sniiiri on 01 mo unin'riiwr,; win uereaiier dm anni 1 o' ti) ll
uv mall at fci Uollara per annuui, always payable in advance.
Tori.alilo all who prefer Jo J.plso tho KXPUKSS ' C r.
i'inr
upon Its merits for lnius. Ive-, Hj ec imun Copies wll
be suit iteo to atiy auuress upon appncnimn to
J.Jl ft. liKtJUK3, Corner of Wall aud Nassau Stre-ta, iioT27-wlm() , New York. FRESH U0P3
r!f UASDloiull purchasers, at
KVERALM'ACIOUS and COM FOKTALtE fdotui
CrriOEB AND LODO1N03, c a ii t atiI"i i o u s 1: ;
Also, ooDvenlsiil HpartroenU M a boarding house. Ap
niyv .11 r. r. nn irh.,
. 1
0t2w-tf
j.p.rori. co-!.
Burn ine: Plnid.
4 C0.MTAK1 n?plj krpt lor salsst oiaal prl ill at s.r. rora oo.
pttu-u
8 .. 75
tl0
lit
HAZLET0N & BEO TREES, riA.0 FOKTK
MANUFACTURERS,
J". 309 On I re ftrtt.t, .V)r I VrA.
THERE may be found a superior as-rTrifVl"; lTt
1 1 sorlmetitoi riano rories in riaioa-
and Ornamental Caaoa. Iroui 6 to 7 1-4 oc-, 9 1 1 tavea. ot tbe f mmttnmlt. and pronounced by dlsltn-
guisbed artists to be unsurpassed. 111 be sold on the
most reasonable frms ad warranted to stand tn an)
climate, (jritrt f rim tkt ttmmtrv prtmptlt mttttdm
f. aud each Piano ruaraufted to give aallalaction. Ii
not so, the Piano may be returned to a, we reloading
tbe iimney and frftgbL
Atthe great Inhibition altne Crystal Palace, ew York. IK53. a time medal was awarded to riaaletnn a
brothers, lor tfce superior quality or tnelr mauo rortoa,
bl h wereuxied in loucn, lone, equality, aua uunt
bllity of Tune, and placed lo the highest trade by the
following Distinguished Anlt: WttLiaH Noaaia,
t'batrnianon Musical lustruueiita; Jcuia, Mai Maa
trail.. v . il. Fay, K. K. illis, T. Eismlbt, i. Mste an, KasLtrs Uiaac, Dwiosrr, Jury on Musical Instru metiU; Gaoaea If. Uatsrow, Secretary on Musical la trumenu. )etXw)B
r If 1 i:
fhenlx Lookig-olus an ' Pi.Arr r'r n.r v..at.. try. HOKACE V. Mt.l.r.K. Sob. 100 and 235 GrftrL wuL-L, con-r o fr fc, N w York ''A wi a
tOlsSUIIPlIQN CURED. OE NOT DFCEIVED b the b. lmttil r. P.f. I -roFi Cljrk i IVi Gi.uii e Cod Liver 1. t rier iianpp.ntiU and 1 It e jerel-Ti' n bu ror- it t w(eriof v, a'!o.htr,andlbe Oil!' repai le cur-.- lor C t'SsUMT10y. As Urn Is a great oeal of spurious oil In tl.e market adulterated wuh sei.1 oil. aha-e oil. cV-., drc, too much care ratinot be taken to procare tl.e Oe- u !. Our Oil ts cnaleatourcwnlaciory in rw'ou'iand, ndeach boitie bas our staiur ever the ck. bw careful toprvcur Clark & Co', tor tlurw ihe death of Mr. Kuntoii, cor late partu r, ere has beit aa ti l introduced called Kuhiou's. which U in 00 wai c.
nected with R. C. 61 Co., or U. 6t ( . eotd b
Iruggist ocAlo- d 4 w. TO CONSUMERS OP PICKLE S. BELIEVING that the public have become tired of purchasing Pieties iu packages, boiling Is nary
caaea, Ofly per Cert, leas than represented, we 'are commerced pulling op. lu aJd'.tiou to cur s-.i imI ixa
Jar, an article which we are labelling. Wm. L'uder.
wood 6l Co's Extra Pics lea." aa are B'.Ilug tato rutl siaed Jars, wbicb are Wgib'v srr rx d in the r u. wlh
their exact coaicnu in ount.es lias anaUii't; the con surrer to verify -heir truth.
Jheae bxtrw full'i ara put up with every rega'd te to style quality aud Cavor, and will be sold atfalrlj rmu neraitng prices. We have male no change tn our manner of Greening Pick lea, never having reported to any de etrtoe means to attain this uL The Cider V laegar which we use Is made from sound frn.t, and la oi.tlrely free from VI trot or at.y other mineral acid, w bich is iioi the ease with tbat osed la moat brands of Ergliah fickle found in this country. W LLLIAM C5 PERWOOD dr Co 67 Broad Street, Boston, Mass. tinrt-diVw t a w 3 m. v. n. r.
Health . and Strength must inevitablj
ijuow 111 uie 1 BOERHAVEM HOLLAND BITTERS
3-
TUX CELEBRATED H JLLAVD KKMXDT VOS DISEASE OF THE KIMETS. LIVER COMPLAINT. WEAKNESS OF AXY KIND, FEVER AMD AGUE, And the TtrioEs sfTectior.8 cociqaeit open a disordered STOMACH Oil 1IVER, Soch as Indlreatloa, Acidity of the P:om-b, Cnticky Pallia, Heanbnni, Loea of Aptetite lM-rwndet;rv.
CtKUrenea. Bi"d Bud Blee'lrg Piles, ioall N-rOB Khfumstif and Teorslrlc Affjnion l! bs n tc.r'f in it stanees proved hlgtly b nedctal, atd la o:i.rs effected a decided crie. This ie a purty veretuMe eomponnd. prpee-f rn strict) arln'la prim It le. after the wn'r i l i.ee-J. brated Hoil.nd Pr f ,B-erhave.F,ei-er.ittsgr i ts .
in mi t of t he fcumfkii Sxmur it tn'rw'i lion liXn
the United Putes s Inunded snnrej ecl-tU rThe
of our fatterund sctter-d hre an-1 the- er Uie lac
ol tills rclihty en..try Mer.kg lb rfl suerei
none ir era. 1 dow offer it 'he A.n.e-1 an prlie.
do wine that Its iruly wobderful D sidlcal vir.uas miat
OS) ckuow,ede I.
lis p.rtlcil.rlv r"Ofimmnde! to lii rrorj
hoee eniis'liciions mv have beea tirpatrwd - tna
cop'l.-uons se nt ardert p ri s, ornTer f. ois ifdW.
pal ion. Generally )i,s'ai-u-evu In efe.1. 1: Bros l'l way dlrert'y lo lit atot lift, thril ing Knd nlrlf'ng
ve'y uerve. rcis ng the druApl- g S; Int. and. In fa. t
infusing new hea th and vigor la lb Bjstetu.
NOTICE. Whoever evpeets lo fli d in thiiabevrrare wl' r-e M-
aprxinled ; but tntbeB'Ck, Bk I rid low epill's.tt
11 prove a grawul a t malic cordial. pusMssKi or
slofular remedial propert cs
CAUTION.
The srreat nopnlaiitv ol this d-l.rh'fot rnma has In
duced maov tmllalion-, wblrh th public shoulu gttard rluitpurchsM" Be not rrca ed ti boy Brihlrg el- n itil you bave riven Boerhae"B Holltd literfl
a tair mat. una now win ennvtneeyo bow icddit j superior It Is to alt thete Imiutloci. Sold at 1 00 rf-r bottle, or 'x bottlea for
$5 00, bj tba SOLE PROPRIETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE JR., 3b CO
f AXCrACTCRIKO PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEVUTf, Xlttss1oviyclx, 2?av GENERAL AONTS. If ew York Barnes At Para, Sot Broadway, eoraef ot
Duane.
IhUadelphla B. W. Dyntt ex eons, 132 5orhr4
street.
Baltimore Cofptra I roihm, Jty atmt aba Pa.
Avenu.
Cincinnati John V. Park. Chicago Barvlay, Brothers. 1 11 S. Water street. St. Louis Barnard Aiams4t Co. Xew Orlears- V. Wrlfht ca Co. BO25-lA wly.
DOLLAR NEWSPAPER,
PHILADELPHIA. A Cheap and first-rate Family
rOTIClIOWAMEC.
THE KE w AND BEAuTiruI ART Of OFWA
1 metitlor the simplest r'as vessel to resembU the lineal Palnled btna. at a llibe of the eoet, Isereatlng an
immense oxrltmeiit. Lautee and 4i.llino are aitaa faaclnalcd with tbedcllgbliui occupation. A oLasUtnd
elegant amusement for ehlldrro and Hrhoots, Bi.eour
aging alaate lor graoe lu deatan auU barmooy in tbe arrangement of eolors. Ihe whole Art can be perfectly
scquirra 111 nau an nour. uooa 01 losirurtioo irna
rately II. uoies conuining two vaaoa. Book, and
ovary Aniria requirva is, mii vj r.zprsM.
STK,ir,SKAt at w noiwaale Store
iry A
I 1 n 1. 1 ur3dikB
-e t saFsvBmsw pifra Vr, Broadaijr, , V,
KID GLOVE CLEAT.tR.
4 J5 lmporUni Dlsoorerrlo tba Economtsl-loa
il Ihli g f niireiv ssnwl -Just Imported "JoUVKS'H INOLMIRUU8 PKEPA RATIO!,
for Instantly cleansing Kia Gloves without the aiigbteet
Hoiell. Hub a sma'l portion on the glova, aud ihe dirt
InsUtilly disappear can be worn immediately a iter
wtrda, Una boitle Is warrshled l clean II fly patriot Gloves. Price 60 cents. Trv It before buvlug. All
Ihe Agents are praaenWMl with aa open belli to prove
iis operation. Agma SBreooin'nr money y uBBpr
CBaICIiKWI nernsn i. vinrBwauiou. (KiirkXT. StikV aa 1X1.. WnnlaaalB twr.
Jl4wlja 1 1 sjaioB4wBt', ,T.
A SLIGHT CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, .
Two Extra Koveitiei.
IN Consequence of the great length of the Original Novels thai hive appeared la tbe "!(ewspatr " tbe
current year, we are compelled to defer the great dov. elotte, written by Charles J. Peterson. Esq , eapreaalj for the iwsHler of th 44 9cwp?per, caliud
-MABEL; or, DARKNESS AND DAWK,"
Until the commeaeemenl of the New Volume, about the first of January neat. Wi do this Ib order to avoid tha no pleasant dilemma ofberino'mg it one volume of
to paper and eoocludmg it in enothe'. I a tne tola rim
we ah all publish two ahnr unguis 1 aovruettew.
I hese are la audition 10 toe iioiwr promtsea at tn beginning of the year. Tbe first tae. lied.
BERTIE ; OR, LOVE'S DREAM TWICE TOLD.
BT M 1 8 8 MARTHA UAT.1BS BUTT.
This ia a love 6torj and will be ture to -
interest the younger and mere imaginative portion of our readers. . The other, if we can poseiblj find room for it in the pres ent Vol a me, will immediately follow, called Th e II ug Oracle.
BY SARAH J- C- WHITTLESEY.
The stories will rvathroogh three or fer Bueubera
each of the Newspaper,44 and wt'l preeent variety tbat we leel ro nil tent, will be generally acceptable to oar very Urge number of readers.
The Farm and the Farmer. Tha Arrienliart.1 DetMtrtmeet of tbe sina per
Is spiritedly maluuia d y otri& j'Ijos froai prarttcal
rarmers ; and by thousands 01 reaoers tnis cBaatnens is oocelderel ooeof'he moat important feata res wl taw paper. Theoret oil and Practical Arncaliare, thus blended and mpread weekly In o a ihirt spac.
eauatot (all to interest and profit reader.
THE SEWS AND MARKET REP0RT3.
All tbe Iste and important news may always
fouad In the celomnsof ibe DolUr Vtper Ia Ihispartlealar It stands uurivaled lis maCLIi ery s d
other (act .tiles for pnnlu.j a cheap taaaily paper in-li.g
unequaled by any other newspaper laMisMneat la ihe country W lib. mobster nitMnea, capaM.- o' prli. ili'g each 9"Xtmt ceples pr hoar, iu eoiun,t s rH be held ope j for newa, eacB week to wtUb'n a U-m kore of the aate cf publication. Il Is thus Bnaldd le publish
be latest and in oat reiiaoir inaisct retoru Iteisi-
races all com tncrctal afalrs. pr.ces of aoek aed n.oe
elary transsAt one, tbes kl ing be reader well t 4 on all the business relalloti aud d;verifl;d Bi,aiCll.
interrsts of the c'sy. 1 he P-dUr aews!aper la made ap wl h ttwU re'ee.
eccelo tbe family circle. Il alms 10 I itere.i. loe'ruri, aud a . use. .ewtand sub-t iu'ial iu t rai;iou sis its
prom Bern charactrrletica. No w-klv Jourual l the day bas xillisbed ao many orlgrtual Aouertaasi Sorxi and Novuleaes ; or more uIBl and euertalintg Hi-1 terforthecsoeral reader f-r I wajsioe, if e wtk
hoy, and the fl-eside-for be scholar. u manor lust
neat, and the man of leisure.
TOE FOLLoWINO ARE TBE TERMS.
To single snbi ribers,per)rar M fl to Cia oleic for I i f luba ut Uin-u lo 0i C 00s of lwi,t), and one toUte grtur Bt IS
Clubs oltwtfity scua - - ri 10 Clubs ! thirty lour J to C lubs or any, 44 " o t lube of seveBiy flvt ... o W Clufiofouebubditdand&rtj loO tt)
fkaT No subscription! for less than
one year, Kill be received, and no order
attended to, unlets accompanied with
tbe cash. Addrcfs
WM. M. swain A Co-
Publishers of tho Dollar ' ers pa per, 8.
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earn or lark liil 14 or tt yeara ot age. very
blark, and (auis OaiK eulon wetaba aboat Cn-mnam medium h ibl; Incllnvd to be round bodied tot rem 4
shouldsrvd; on arm has teen broken, wbkfe caa ba eaaltv aareruuned bf laualaarl.'B. "
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